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Rooting a runner that has already been cut
I am receiving a set of strawberry runners from the germplasm in Oregon. They are not rooted...just simply the runners. How do I successfully root these runners that are no longer attached to the mother plant? I received some runners the same way a while ago and did not succeed in rooting them...much to my dismay. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have rooted a lot of my strawberries from runners, and they are basically weeds, they will root quite easily. If yours have failed to root, I can think of a couple of things that may have happened..they might have dried out..you must keep them moist at all times, and placing some sort of humidity dome over the top of them(soda bottle or milk jug with the bottom cut off)will help. Another thing that may have happened is if you tried to root them in full sun..the sun will fry them..try rooting them in dappled shade, then transplanting them after they have rooted.
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Ivor, Viscount Conisborough, is a cosmopolitan, sophisticated English aristocrat. A financial advisor to the late King Edward Vll, he becomes an advisor to King George V. His ancestral home, Shibden Hall, is in Norfolk, within sight of the sea. His London home is a Georgian mansion in Cadogan Square, Knightsbridge. A widower when he marries Delia (twenty years his junior) he brings her to London, providing a wealthy, stable, life, though devoid of passion or true love. He is a very hard worker and passes his sense of responsibility on to his two daughters, Davina and Petra.
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that vinegar is a good grease cutter. Wonder if adding some vinegar to dish soap would make them better grease dissolvers.
I haven't tried that, may be working. I do use
Dawn as my dish-soap - grease cutter and it's good all by itself, don't know if vinegar would improve it.
I make my own window-cleaner: 1 cup white vinegar, 1/4 cup household ammonia and 1/4 cup alcohol, adding enough water to fill a 1 qt spray bottle, it works very well.
I've found that vinegar is an excellent grease-cutter. However, if you put it into a soapy solution, it cuts the soap (or detergent). In fact, to help keep dark colored clothing dark and lint-free, add a cup of vinegar to the final rinse. But it won't make your dish detergent more effective.
Use vinegar in a 50/50 solution with plain water to: wash windows, clean the bathroom, wipe counters and kitchen appliances; put in a spray bottle and use to swipe away fingerprints from doorknobs and light switches, and anything else that needs a spritz to clean. Use undiluted vinegar as an antiseptic cleaner (rinse after applying), especially if someone has a cold. You can use vinegar (1/4 cup in 1/2 gallon of hot water) to pre-soak greasy plates, pots and pans, but frankly, dish detergent in very hot water will usually clean just fine. It helps if you habitually use newspaper or papertowel to wipe off excess grease before washing.
I don't know about how the vinegar and soap combination may cut grease.
But when you described the combination as "cheese whiz", I got the idea that Ajax may have some sort of Sodium Chloride, Baking Soda etc...
I've used baking soda and vinegar to clean all my drains for years and we've have had very few problems with clogged drains. We're talking major fizz action here.
Pour 3 TB baking soda in the drain, add 2-3 TB vinegar, stand back........let it sit for about 15 minutes , then flush with fresh water. Repeat as needed.


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May 28, 2009 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
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"Some, I think, probably are surprised to hear former generals and admirals talk about energy efficiency and renewable energy, but they shouldn't be," says the chairman of the CNA Military Advisory Board, speaking on their latest report, Powering America's Defense: Energy and the Risks to National Security.
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April 23, 2008 // 9:00am — 11:00am
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The authors of the new book, Cruzando Limites, discuss bilateral issues surrounding transboundary oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico with other experts in the field.
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The film offers a look at the impacts of the Hanford nuclear site on the land and people of the Columbia River basin. Home to two-thirds of the United States' high-level nuclear waste, the Hanford site is the focus of the largest environmental cleanup in history.
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May 01, 2007 // 6:00pm — 7:15pm
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In a lecture on the emerging security challenges facing the United States post-9/11, Richard Haass addressed future public policy decisions and relations between Canada and the United States.
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April 10, 2007 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
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Ted McDorman discusses his research examining maritime legal disputes between Canada and the United States.
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September 21, 2006 // 9:00am — 11:00am
United States Studies
An astounding seventy-five percent of American residences are still at risk of one or more natural disasters. Experts discuss federal disaster mitigation policy.
The Security Demographic: Assessing the Evidence
June 13, 2006 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Drawing on three decades of data, Richard Cincotta and Jack Goldstone explore the relationship between demography and conflict—critical to the USAID reexamination of the Fragile/Rebuilding States strategy.
Climate Change Politics in North America (Part Two)
May 19, 2006 // 9:00am — 2:00pm
Canada Institute
The Wilson Center's Canada Institute and Environmental Change and Security Program host a two-day conference in partnership with the University of New Hampshire to examine the rapidly evolving North American debate on climate change politics.
Climate Change Politics in North America (Part One)
May 18, 2006 // 1:00pm — 5:30pm
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The Wilson Center's Canada Institute and ECSP host a two-day conference in partnership with the University of New Hampshire to examine the rapidly evolving North American debate on climate change politics.
The Outlook for Canada-U.S. Defense Cooperation
April 26, 2006 // 9:00am — 11:15am
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Rockslide near Moab damages road, rail line
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MOAB — Crews are expected to complete repairs Monday on a section of railroad track that was damaged in a Nov. 5 rockslide.
The rockslide happened about 15 miles west of Moab. It destroyed about 100 yards of railroad track owned by Intrepid Potash Inc, said Rick York, general manager of the company's Utah operations.
Intrepid uses tractor-trailer trucks to transport about half the potash it mines near Moab, York said. The remaining potash is shipped out by train each Sunday, he said.
Intrepid was unable to switch out its full rail cars for empty ones over the weekend because of the damaged track; however, York said the company expects to have the track fully repaired by Monday night.
The rockslide also damaged state Route 279 when a boulder about the size of a large car punched a crater 6 feet deep and 20 feet wide in the road, according to Utah Department of Transportation spokesman Kevin Kitchen.
UDOT crews made temporary repairs to SR-279 within hours of the rockslide, Kitchen said. A permanent fix will have to wait until spring, when temperatures warm up, he said.
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Had to share this picture, i laughed way to hard when i saw this on my cam. Had to share a laugh with my fellow AL hunters
Using my cracked Iphone pecking at my buttons trying to type this
Had to share this picture, i laughed way to hard when i saw this on my cam. Had to share a laugh with my fellow AL hunters
Using my cracked Iphone pecking at my buttons trying to type this
A few from last year. Looks like we will have a few good spots but we will just have to see what this rain does. Gonna have to have a colder year thank last.
Sent using my hamster wheel powered morse code monster.
Here's a few AL bucks I recently got on trail cam. Nothing special, but they'll do I guess.
nice bucks yall got coming along,ill post some next time i check my cameras
I put my cam out in another spot this week....going to check it tomorrow or Thursday. I think the pigs might have taken over this spot though. I know some real nice bucks hang out here in the fall, but not sure about the summer months.
Patiently waiting on my Obsession Phoenix
TTT come on ya'll I know we ain't the only AL hunters on here...
Patiently waiting on my Obsession Phoenix
Glad to see some other southern boys on here. I've been looking for a thread like this. Hard to relate with all these midwesterners who get to shoot massive deer all the time.
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Na it's a whole different world down here. We have to work twice as hard and be more patient for a deer they would consider average. We got more deer.... just not as big
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How do y'all think the acorn crop will be this time. Last few years it has been good and my early season hunting has sucked. I don't know what all this dry weather and then all this rain will do to it i personally hope the crop is a little off so I can find that one hot tree and Hunt it.
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Roll Tide!!!
Hey Yall, I'm on a lease in Covington Cty. Between Florala and Andalusia. Thanks for starting this thread and will be checking back every so often.
Yeah i've noticed that too. Last year was a good acorn crop and I really didn't have too much success with that. I'm thinking if its another warm winter it may be the same story this year. I don't know if there was just too many other things for them to eat on or if there were just so many acorns falling but I noticed there were more than usual that never got ate and ended up going bad.
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Here's yall a "before and after" ! Perry County 8 w/ a nice kicker !!! (Last season)
Big B.
It's not a passion ... It's an obsession ... Just wish my wife understood that !
Madison county checking in
2012 9pt
2011 8pt
2009 10pt
the next 3 are bow kills last year. 2 in bama and 1 in Tn
heres a cpl that got by
The last deer was killed by a roadhunter and is now property of Alabama Game Wardens. Ive got a pic of him outta velvet and dead in the back of said poachers truck before the game wardens took it.
I hope we have a colder winter this year! I'll be home week after next to check the cam again....hopefully I got some more pics of the boys I posted already.
Patiently waiting on my Obsession Phoenix
Going up to Barbour/Russell county this weekend to check cameras and do some work
Pumped to see what I've got on the cams for the past 2 1/2 months
It's not a passion ... It's an obsession ... Just wish my wife understood that !
You can't go wrong with a thermacell I love mine. I would much rather deal with the smell it puts off than swatting flies and mosquitoes. I can take them flying around but can't stand when they try to get in your ear or your eyes.
PSE Axe 7 28" 70 lbs.
Spott Hogg Real Deal w/ hogg wrap
rip cord code red
10" 8 oz. b stinger pro hunter
Roll Tide!!!
thermacell - dont go in woods without it , they also have cover scent adapters for them now
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Strong red fruits through a balanced really drinkable palate. The best example of this Spanish variety we've seen from Australia.
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A satisfying degree of palate weight, yet maintains the subtlety of the Tasmanian style, with fruit from the Derwent and Coal River Valleys. Delightful drinking.
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Terrific fruit through the palate with great length and texture. Well-deserved trophy at 2015 Tasmanian Wine Show.
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A Cabernet - Merlot blend joins the Domaine A stable. Super mid-palate with length and structure. Excellent drinking now.
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Typical depth of fruit in this latest vintage, with vibrant dark cherry notes throughout. Drink now or cellar 5-8 years.
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Last of the excellent '08s - years on lees and under cork adding complexity, but retaining a fresh lemony zest.
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Alluring, fresh palate with crisp green apple backbone. Superb small-maker Tasmanian Sparkling.[Five Stars - Graeme Philips, The Mercury 7th Feb 2015]
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Oh wow, Lyoto lost? Totally forgot this was on.
Yup Rua caught him on the top of the side of the head area and Lyoto fell then Rua jumped on him and gave him a few good shots and Lyoto went out. Rua even got off and walked away before the ref stopped it instead of hitting more the the KO'd opponent.
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Machida didn't seem focused for whatever reason (he usually never gives up his karate stance, but that was what made him eat so many leg kicks before), while Shogun felt like he had something to prove (which by the way he looked was way more "elusive" than machida was). Totally would have liked to seen the fight go on longer but when you got two super great athletes going at it it could all end in an instant. Oh wells, everybody's gotta lose eventually, and having a lost to Shogun is nothing to be ashamed about. Hopefully Machida bounces back and gets another title shot in a year or so.
Kimbo is an embarrassment to the sport, Daley is a dirtbag who will never fight in the UFC ever again according to Dana and Shogun finally got the title he won months ago. Definitely the most satisfying KO since Henderson smoked Bisping. Overall, it was a poor event but the main event more than made up for it.


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Composting sugar
I just came into possession of a palletload (~500lbs) of 'spoiled', i.e. slightly wet sugar. Would sugar be a beneficial addition to a compost pile, and if so, is it a brown or green? My compost bins are 4'x4' pallet bins, and I'd like to add somewhere between 5 and 50 lbs per week to each bin. My bins are mostly household scraps with shredded paper providing browns.
What would sugar do to a compost pile?
Oh boy! That amount of sugar will do a number on the bacteria in the compost. They do add raw sugar, mainly molasses to garden surfaces and compost as a bacterial feed. But that amount I would suggest would smother any bacterial action.
Why not dry it? Then you could use it instead!
Sugar is a brown. Its C:N ration is greater than 30:1.
Browns or carbon or more correctly carbohydrates are converted to sugar before consumed by the composting micro organisms. Providing sugar directly saves them all that work.
Before adding sugar, do some calculations so you know how much to add. Even so, too much brown material will only slow thigs down. It won't cause any smells or explosions.
Bee keepers might be interested in your "spoiled" sugar if there's too much to compost.
Here is a link that might be useful: How do I know the difference between GREENS and BROWNS?
Too much sugar in your compost pile will do to the bacteria the same thing too much sugar does to you. In small amounts sugar can enhance flavors while in just a bit larger amounts sugar will cause health problems.
Feeding sugar water to bees is part of the reason for Sudden Colony Collapse, according to some researchers.
"Feeding sugar water to bees is part of the reason for Sudden Colony Collapse, according to some researchers."
I assume you mean Colony Collapse Disorder. I did some searching for Colony Collapse Disorder (also Sudden Colony Collapse) and sugar water and the references I found seemed to indicate that sugar water was a treatment to counter/cure CCD, not a contributing factor.
Can you provide some links?
I'm impressed that a lay person knows the answer to Colony Collapse Disorder, since not an apiarist that I've ever heard of has any explanation for it.
I'm a new beekeeper who had done a lot of reading and has never---not once---ever heard of this theory on colony collapse.
"...since not an apiarist that I've ever heard of has any explanation for it."
Add another to the list.
CCD is a relatively recent phenom in the world of beekeeping whereas spring feeding sugar has been a method used for eighty years (to my personal knowledge).
I'd be interested in reading correlating research thereof, can you provide citation?
To the OP, Bluegoat nailed it.
I've seen discussion recently that feeding bees high fructose corn syrup rather than honey is problematic. I just searched and found a few references, there are many more::
Heat Forms Potentially Harmful Substance In High-Fructose Corn Syrup, Bee Study Finds
High Fructose Corn Syrup is Bad for Bees
If an organism evolved to thrive on honey, feeding it the bee equivalent of sugary soft drinks could be detrimental.
"What nutritional value does sugar have that would make sugar water a substitute for honey in a bees diet?"
What does that question have to do with your unsubstantiated claim that sugar water contributed to CCD?
When I search these terms, I find suggestions to use sugar water to combat CCD. I don't find anything that suggests that it contributes to it.
bpgreen, you seem to fail to understand that it is not I that has made the claim but that has been made by some researchers. I am not an Apiarist but simply in my other reading I have seen several articles that allude to the sugar water problem and I would suspect a true Apiarist, interested in why his colonies were dieing off, would be looking at everything and not dismissing anything.
Kimmsr, I'm not going to bother responding to your non-response and obfuscation.
We've threadjacked this long enough.
The original question had nothing to do with bees.
You can compost sugar, just keep the amount fairly low in relation to the other ingredients.
BTW, sugar - whether it's sucrose, fructose, whatever - has NO nitrogen whatsoever, so its CN ratio is, uh, infinite?
That and its very high water solubility would make it a challenge to compost. Not that you shouldn't try, but it's not something that's done every day, and no amount of advice from us is going to tell you exactly what will happen. I recommend a lot of observe-and-adjust here.
Well, I dumped ~20 lbs on top of a 4'x4'x3' bin. It all melted in the rain and I can observe no change in the pile whatsoever.
Now, somebody did mention that applying molasses to a lawn is beneficial. What might happen if I used my spreader to spread all this sugar out on the lawn?
FWIW, it's 'regular' cane sugar that's been soaked by Irene's rains and is 'no longer sellable'.
I would think you could do that, and the thought crossed my mind. A couple of things to think about:
Application rate: 500 lb might be a lot for the average suburban lawn in one application. Or not. You might post your approx. square footage and we can think about the lb per sq ft.
Runoff: If it rained right after application and conditions were right for runoff rather than soaking in, this would (could) be a severe slug of dissolved organic matter for the nearest stream, similar to a sewage spill. Whereas if your soil was dry and lightly rained on or watered in after application, whole different scenario.
"What nutritional value does sugar have that would make sugar water a substitute for honey in a bees diet?"
To my knowledge, both honey and "table" sugar contain glucose & fructose.
Tupelo honey contains levulose and is amenable to diabetics.
Northern beekeepers feed sugar syrup in the spring to stimulate the queen into greater egg production in the interest of building population for the coming honey flow. Honey stores (in the hive) are typically depleted by then; wintering bee clusters "burn" (caloric conversion) the honey to stay warm.
Some beekeepers feed syrup made from honey. Other sugars are used since they're cheaper and consumption is immediate, i.e., not stored in comb, though the syrup can go into the production of wax.
Also, if you have hummingbirds around, you might save some of the sugar for feeders. I have a neighbor who had a similar stash of 'spoiled' sugar, and used it for this.
Here, we get plenty of them, and they'll go through 50 lbs of sugar in a summer, with only 2 feeders.
Wasps go for the sugar water in the feeders. Not bees. And they're out of the reach of the dreaded planaria.
I can see the possible 'junk food' angle with feeding sugar to bees instead of real nectar, if in fact they're different. If they are, I would think the beekeeping industry would come up with a nutritional supplement with all the vitamins and minerals that bees need, that could be sprinkled into sugar water. That is, if this was really needed.
There are trace minerals and vitamins in honey, but most of the sites that come up on a casual search talk about the possible value for humans, not bees.
Since hummingbirds have been introduced to this discussion, I do know that that there is a product called NEKTAR PLUS which is used as a substitute for sugar solution when a complete diet is required for maintaining hummingbirds. A caveat is that hummers also eat insects as well as nectar so a comparison to a bee's diet may not be valid, since the protein source (insects for hummers and pollen for bees) is different. It's an interesting topic and I hope there's some research out there.
Anyway, bees in my yard go for sugar water in hummingbird feeders, not just wasps. A few days ago I was watching a hummer at one feeder
and as soon as the bird left a bee flew up and tried to feed.
The bees much prefer the jam feeder though, when the orioles and catbirds aren't around.
My apologies to the OP, but this is an interesting discussion. I learned about the NEKTAR PLUS when I was trying to understand how people could keep a lost hummingbird alive over the winter on sugar water alone.
Sugar is a strong carbon and simply that. Carbon is a main ingredient in compost. So when adding the sugar, I would look to add some greens with it. I probably would just add it a little at a time. All things in moderation, eh.
Sugar isn't bad for bees, hummingbirds or people. Excess Sugar is bad for everyone. Moderation is the key.


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Caterpillars, Butterflies, and Moths!
Hi! We raise, photograph, and observe caterpillars, butterflies, and moths in the wild. Located in northwest Indiana. Please visit our brand new blog at www.caterpillarcentral.blogspot.com! We also have an Instagram page @caterpillarcentral. Feel free to visit these sites to see some of our pictures/articles!ðÂÂÂ
I visited your fine website.
Using the term caterpillar for the sawfly larva can lead to confusion for the average person who associates caterpillars with butterflies and moths, as indeed your website identifies its purpose.
Although the term sawfly caterpillar is in common use, the term sawfly larva is used much more often.
It is perhaps a minor point, but I am seeing a lot of unknown fly larva posted on various forums as caterpillars; there is a need for education here so that people can be searching for the proper adult forms rather than looking in the wrong areas of the Internet.


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MLS Regular Season
Even if you aren't the biggest soccer fan, you most likely play EA Sports' widely popular game FIFA, and later this year, the Vancouver-based company will unveil their FIFA 15 edition.
Above, you can see the trailer for the latest edition which you can preorder now. Also in FIFA news, LA Galaxy stiker Landon Donovan was named to FIFA's Team of the Week.
MONTREAL -- Head coach Bruce Arena spoke to reporters after the Galaxy's 2-2 draw with the Montreal Impact.
His thoughts are below.
(On whether he was pleased with how the team fought back in the second half…)
ARENA: I have to give the guys credit, but we weren't good enough. We didn't play tonight. To get a point when you're down two goals, I guess I can't complain a lot, but on the night we weren't good.
(On the tactical switch at half time, putting in Robbie Rogers…)
ARENA: We switched to a back four because we don't have the players capable of making the kind of adjustments that I asked them to make with a back three. That's my responsibility. I'd like to see that we had players with a bit of a more tactical feel, but it's obvious that some of them don't and it's not the appropriate formation to play so that's my responsibility as the coach. At halftime the message was to get a goal in, to get back in the game. After the second goal, I thought we would win the game but in the end we just weren't sharp.
(On the team getting a point in the game…)
ARENA: There's still a point out of that and considering that we made a mess for ourselves, that we got a point out of it was good. But we need to be better over 90 minutes than we were tonight. … They fouled us tactically and made some good fouls and if we were a little smarter, we'd have done the same and probably avoided a couple goals.
(On Zardes, Gordon and the offense…)
ARENA: He's been good and unfortunately for Gyasi, I had to stick him out wide to get Alan in. Alan gets a goal and he's doing a great job. We looked a little tired and we weren't clicking.
(On Karl Ouimette tonight…)
ARENA: I am happy to be part of the MLS and to see how they treat their players when they are in grief. My heart goes out to Karl and his family and I was happy to see the support he got from the fans here in Montreal tonight. If there is anything that I'm proud of it's that we could recognize those families.
(On Landon Donovan as possible MLS MVP candidate….)
ARENA: That's not for me to talk about. That's for all of you [reporters] on your websites and your Twitters. It's not important at this point and I don't want to get involved in that conversation. [Besides] isn't it September now? He's playing well.
MONTREAL -- The LA Galaxy will look to extend their five-game winning streak to six on Wednesday when they take on the Montreal Impact.
In the latest edition of LAGalaxy.com's By the Numbers, we look at the team's recent offensive success.
One day, Gyasi Zardes will like to be the leading goal scorer in MLS, but while that distinction will likely elude him this year, with his incredible goal tear this summer, he's already setting records.
With two goals in the LA Galaxy's 6-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids, Zardes brought his goal total on the year to 14 which set the all-time single season goal tally for MLS Homegrown Players. Zardes' mark of 14 bested New England Revolution attacker Diego Fagundez, who scored 13 goals a season ago.
In all, Zardes has scored 17 goals in all competitions this year after only scoring four times last year.
LA Galaxy forward Gyasi Zardes is one of the hottest players in MLS and on Monday, he was named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week.
Zardes scored twice in the Galaxy's 6-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids. In total, Zardes has 14 goals on the season and with his brace, he broke Diego Fagundez's single-season goal mark among MLS Homegrown Players.
Baggio Husidic and MLS Player of the Week winner Landon Donovan were named as TOTW honorable mentions.
CARSON, Calif. –The LA Galaxy will be without defender Todd Dunivant for at least the next month.
The Galaxy's 33-year-old left back told reporters at training on Sunday that the he will be out for around six weeks with a left groin tear. Dunivant needed to be stretchered off the field in the 26th minute after suffering the injury during a collision with a Rapids attacker minutes earlier. The injury is the second long-term injury for Dunivant this season as he only recently returned from abdominal surgery that was needed to repair an abdominal tear suffered in April.
"I had the MRI yesterday. It was a pretty significant tear," said Dunivant on Sunday. "I can't walk straight. It sucks."
With Dunivant out, the Galaxy's outside back depth appears thin as veteran James Riley is only now returning from a left meniscus tear, and made his first gameday roster on Friday since suffering the injury in March. Meanwhile Robbie Rogers is continuing to deal with a left hamstring strain that forced him from the gameday squad against the Rapids.
"It's been bizarre in that outside back is where we've had the most trouble [with injuries]," said Landon Donovan. "Guys have stepped in and they've done a great job. It's been a bit a mish-mash of guys throughout the year, but through all of that, we still have the best defensive record in the league and we're still playing well defensively."
At training on Sunday, Rogers revealed that he will be traveling with the team to Montreal, but expects to only be limited to reserve duty against the Impact as he looks to return to full starting duty against the San Jose Earthquakes three days later.
For both Dunivant and Rogers, the injury-riddled 2014 campaign has been a frustrating one, but Rogers insists that the two will overcome—by any means necessary.
"Todd and I were saying that someone needs to walk the field with incense and use voodoo," Rogers joked. "For whatever reason this year, our [outside] defenders have had trouble with injuries, but that's just part of the job.
"We've been dealing with injuries all season to different guys, but the team has done a great job of stepping up," Rogers added. "Our team isn't just one player obviously."
CARSON, Calif. - It was an emotional night at StubHub Center.
The LA Galaxy honored the memory of A.J. DeLaGarza's departed son Luca with a 6-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids. The largest victory for the club since 1996.
Relive the emotional night through the great photos of Mora Photography.
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy are in mourning after the loss of A.J. DeLaGarza's newborn son and club president Chris Klein insists that the team will continue to support him and his family in their time of need.
Klein spoke to reporters ahead of the Galaxy's match with the Colorado Rapids on the ways in which the team was honoring Luca.
(On when A.J. will return to the field...)
KLEIN: It's entirely up to him, kind of the speed with what he does. Bruce has been great with him and defers to him with whatever he's comfortable doing.
(On how A.J. is doing...)
KLEIN: I don't know that I could put myself in his shoes. And know what it is that he and Megan were going through and have been going through, not only last week but the last couple months. AJ is a very tough kid, but you can't prepare yourself for going through something like this. All we could do is come around him as his extended family and support him as best as we could.
AJ was at training this week, through this has been a release for him to come and be around the guys. This week, we've had people talking to him consistently.
(On Rapids coach Pablo Mastroeni wearing the armband...)
KLEIN: It's not only Pablo but to see the support from players, from teams in our sport and other sports to se the reaction and how other people set everything else aside and come to the support of one family. It's been incredible. I don't know that AJ has seen all of it, but even to sit and look at it all has been something pretty cool. Pablo is part of our family as well, and AJ is someone that everyone likes. To have that is pretty amazing.
(On if the match is an emotional one...)
KLEIN: It is. Anytime you have a teammate that's going through something it's emotional, but to have someone like AJ who has been a part of us for so long and to have this group that's so close is something you can't describe. The guys are going to be emotional. You saw last week and I think you'll see it again tonight.
(On the plan to honor DeLaGarza with cheers at the 20 minute mark...)
KLEIN: whose idea I don't know. It is cool. Things just started to come out. We don't have the right words to say, but anything we can do that our supporters and fans can do to support AJ and his family.
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy will take the field against the Colorado Rapids with heavy hearts after the passing of A.J. DeLaGarza's newborn son Luca on Thursday.
The Galaxy will be holding a moment of silence pregame for Luca DeLaGarza while also wearing black Luca inscribed armbands during the match.
More on the game itself below.
*LA Galaxy forward Landon Donovan was named MLS Player of the Month for the month of August on Friday.
*Brian Perk is scheduled to travel to Sacramento with LA Galaxy II for their upcoming match against Sacramento Republic on Saturday meaning that goalkeeper Brian Rowe appears to be the safe bet to get the start against the Rapids.
*Alan Gordon told LA Galaxy Insider earlier this week that he's approaching full fitness, but is unlikely to be 90 minutes fit. With that in mind, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena spoke to forward Chandler Hoffman earlier in the week stating that he'll be likely used off the bench in an effort to spell Gordon if he is unable to go the distance.
*LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan noted in his preview that Rowe is likely to start and reported that Stefan Ishizaki is nearing his return to the field after missing the last several matches with a lower body injury.
*In the latest "By The Numbers," we look at Gyasi Zardes' incredible summer that saw the forward score 15 goals in 17 games.
GYASI ZARDES AND ALAN GORDON vs. COLORADO DEFENSE
Alan Gordon was once part of San Jose's "Bash Brothers," but could we bill his new partnership with Gyasi Zardes as "Thunder and Lightning?" With Zardes' speed balancing with Gordon's brawn, expect the pair to be a handful for the battered Colorado defense.
DESHORN BROWN vs. LEONARDO
The oft-maligned Leonardo got all that he could handle from the speedy Brown in the first half of the Galaxy's 4-3 win over Colorado last month, but the big Brazilian will need a much stronger performance -- like his second half showing -- if he's to prevent the Jamaican from terrorizing the Galaxy back four.
LA Galaxy 3 Colorado Rapids 1
*Goals by Zardes, Gordon and Sarvas.
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy Homegrown Player Bradford Jamieson IV made his U.S. U-20 debut by going 45 minutes in the team's 2-0 victory over the reserve squad of Argentine side Racing Club on Friday.
The U.S. made quick work of the Argentines as Zach Piffer and Romain Gall scored in the first half to seal the victory. With the Americans up two goals, Jamieson came into the match at the start of the second half in favor of former Galaxy Academy player Paul Arriola.
Tab Ramos' squad will next take on Defensa y Justicia Reserves on Sept. 6 before ending their Argentine excursion by facing the nation's U-20 side three days later.


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LATTE - FCC Women's Ministry
Faith Women's Ministry News – Feb/Mar 2015
Hi, Ladies! The February/March 2015 issue of the Women's Ministry is attached here: WM Newsletter Feb.Mar 2015 Or you can pick up a printed copy on Sunday, too! INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Letter from Erin Desvousges LATTE event info Women's Bible Study info Sammy's Info Thrive info Titus 2 update T-shirt order info
Faith Women's Ministry News – November/December 2014
Hi, everyone! Please see the link below to the November/December Women's Ministry Newsletter for all the latest news and events! WM Newsletter Nov.Dec 2014 Highlights from "Made in His Image" LATTE event Is Titus 2 Mentoring for you? Women in the Word Service Project touches lives locally and globally Thrive Outdoor Events Schedule Women's Ministry […]
Faith Women's Ministry News – Oct. 2, 2014
Hi, everyone! Please see the October newsletter from Faith Women's Ministry at the link below. Inside this issue: *LATTE event on October 25: Made in His Image featuring Laura Schmitt *Women's Bible Study information *Titus 2 Ministry Update *Photos from September events *And much more! Link to newsletter: http://bit.ly/1vdF3zr
Faith Women's Ministry News – Sept. 3, 2014
FALL PREVIEW for FAITH Women's Ministry by Erin Desvousges, LATTE Director & Faith Women's Ministry Communications Specialist Hi, Ladies! I am so excited to tell you about what we have planned for Faith's Women's Ministry in the 2014-2015 year! Our theme for this year is "No Longer Strangers: Soul Sisters," from Ephesians 2:19, which says, "So […]
FCC Women's Ministry News – April 24, 2014
Hello! The past few weeks have been an exciting time for the women's ministry at Faith Community. We announced that we will be unifying and clarifying the vision of women's ministry at FCC under one banner of "Women's Ministry" and it will include three main areas: Mentoring (a new Titus 2 Ministry that we are […]


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side effects of kaletra and combivirI have been on the new drugs combivir and kaletra for about two weeks now.I wanted to know how long do the side effects usually last?Also is there anything i can take for the stomach cramps and gas?
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