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I have access to fresh or well rotted horse manure but it is not heat composted so I am assuming the weed seeds are still viable.
For those who use horse manure to amend their roses, how do you deal with weed prevention?
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Hi Krystyna: Yesterday I went to the stable, all they had was a big pile of fresh manure, so I didn't get any.
Last fall I got oats sprouting from the fresh manure, so I learn my lesson to get only the dark brown 100% composted AT THE BOTTOM of the pile.... which is available in fall, or very early spring.
It's only late fall that we get BS pressure, so I don't put horse manure until then. Our spring here is hot so I don't fertilizer in spring nor summer.


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By Carl…I would have laughed in your face. But it did: Why abandon K-Street, and acknowledge, then reject, the Big Business perception of the GOP? They've had the Republican Party's back for some time, right? In the past, the largest...Show More Summary
By Richard K. Barry You remember Todd Akin. Think hard. He was the 2012 Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Missouri who said that women who were victims of "legitimate rape" could not get pregnant because, you know, the "female body...Show More Summary
By Richard K. Barry I fully understand why Hillary Clinton is still playing hard to get. Though we all know she will be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2016, she has to roll out that fact on her own timetable in order to minimize her exposure as a target for her opponents. Show More Summary
By Richard K. Barry Just back from a couple of weeks sitting on a dock in Northern Ontario, with a stack of books. Now I'm trying to catch up to events. At the cabin we get a single channel using old-fashioned rabbit ears. And almost no high-speed Internet access. Show More Summary
By Michael J.W. Stickings I'll start this post the same way I started my last (and before this one, only) post about about this incredible band: One question I get a lot is, "What's your favorite band from Norway?" I always reply, "Gazpacho, of course. Show More Summary
By Capt. FoggOf course the paper this morning contained the usual happy crap about celebrating FREEDOM as though we had either more of it or a better kind than Canada or most of Europe who have embraced the principles of Democracy and the rights of Man we seem to reject every Sunday as we yearn for the Divine right of Government. Show More Summary
By Michael J.W. Stickings Happy Birthday, Canada!!! We're 147 years old today. Born in 1867... To all my Can adian friends and family, have a safe and happy day. And to everyone else, to all of you from around the world, take a bit of time today to think of us. Show More Summary
By Frank Moraes Last week, with the unanimous decisions, I thought, "Oh God! That was probably done to make the coming highly controversial 5-4 decisions more acceptable." That looks like it is the case. I assume that it is John Roberts who decides when decisions are released. Show More Summary
By Michael J.W. Stickings Yesterday marked the 100th anniversary of the assassination of some European dude named Franz Ferdinand. Thankfully it was a minor and largely forgettable event in the annals of world history -- and nothing really came of it. Show More Summary
By Michael J.W. Stickings I blogged last week about one of my favorite bands, Anathema, and its latest album, the excellent Distant Satellites. Well, let's get right back to the music. Here's a live acoustic version of one of the best songs on the album, "The Lost Song Part 2." Seriously, how awesome is Lee Douglas? What a voice. Enjoy!
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One of the things my Concord Sonata book is being criticized for is that all I do is analyze the music. Apparently I'm supposed to be bringing in multidisciplinary approaches: I dunno, historiography, reception history, gender studies. Musicology has moved on from the mere analysis of music, and by analyzing a piece I must be implicitly asserting that all I care about is the glorification of Dead White Males and the Great Western Canon. I am accused of a "music in a vacuum" approach (I thought that was called music theory) - and seriously, … [Read more...]
Part of a Targeted Audience for Once
At Robert Carl's urging I finally read Richard Powers's novel Orfeo. He told me it was a lifelike novel about a composer, but it's more than that: I think just to understand the novel you'd have to be a composer, or at least an inveterate new-music fan, because the contemporary music references fly thick and fast. One whole long scene takes place within a played recording of Steve Reich's Proverb. The protagonist, Richard Els, is a composition professor who studied at the University of Illinois in the 1960s, and actual people I knew like Ben … [Read more...]
The Mission Creep of Peer Review
I was recently at a reception where I found myself among three other authors who had written admirable, major books on American music. Every one of them said he or she was thinking about putting their next book on the internet, specifically to avoid the peer-review process. I empathized completely. I'm going through it now with my Concord Sonata book, and I'm committed to it one more time, for my Arithmetic of Listening book with U. of Illinois Press, and, because microtonalists are so argumentative, I'm already dreading that ordeal. It's … [Read more...]
Easier than Literature
From Bernard Shaw's January 25, 1893, review of Dame Ethel Smyth's Mass in D: Whenever I hear the dictum, "Women cannot compose," uttered by some male musician whose whole endowment, intellectual and artistic, might be generously estimated as equivalent to that of the little finger of Miss Braddon or Miss Broughton, I always chuckle and say to myself, "Wait a bit, my lad, until they find out how much easier it is than literature, and how little the public shares your objection to hidden consecutives, descending leading notes, ascending … [Read more...]
Words I've Waited to Read My Whole Life
From one of the anonymous readers' reviews of my Concord Sonata book: There was a time when scholars would have dismissed an informal, personal tone for a work of scholarship, but I believe that those days are gone. Frankly, Gann has earned some license to write in whatever style he prefers. And even when the prose is technical and dense, it is a model of clarity. It is ludicrous how difficult it has been to advance in academic circles the principle that clear, unpretentious, readable prose, even in the discussion of technical topics, … [Read more...]
Just Sayin'
The news is so disgusting these days I try not to follow it. But I have followed the Michael Brown case in Ferguson, MO, closely. Because we are all Michael Brown. UPDATE: Look, before anyone else writes in, I did not mean to say that we are all literally Michael Brown. I, for instance, am Kyle Gann. But in 2004, some of my students peacefully protested the election and were physically harassed by the cops, one girl pushed to the ground and injured for having "stepped over the white line in the street." Some local cops pulled a gay gentleman … [Read more...]
Creating Worlds, Including Liturgical Ones
Composer Andrew Violette came to Bard to give a composer's forum last week. I'd followed his music via CDs for years and we'd corresponded, but I'd never met him. He's known for some really long, intense pieces, such as his three-hour-long Seventh Piano Sonata, which I wrote about years ago. He looks less tough in person than he does in his photos, and he spent several years as a Benedictine monk. He wanted to play something live, and since he hadn't written anything for piano since that 2001 sonata, he chose to play half of a book of chorale … [Read more...]
Quixotic Application of Dots to Paper
I wrote a symphony. It came to pass in this wise. I visited my friend Robert Carl at Yaddo. He was telling me his plans for his next two symphonies, one of which would be an orchestration of a two-piano piece he had written. I replied that I had a two-piano piece myself, in five movements (Implausible Sketches) that I think of as an unorchestrated symphony. He said I should arrange it for orchestra. I replied, Nah, I wouldn't do that. The next morning I woke up obsessed with the certainty that I needed to make an orchestral version of … [Read more...]
Offspring on the Small Screen
This is late notice, but my son is supposedly on television tonight. His black metal band Liturgy is being used in the plot of the cop show The Blacklist, the episode featuring Peter Fonda as guest star. Fonda supposedly appears as a drummer in the band. No idea yet whether they'll be on for 10 seconds or three minutes, but they filmed. I don't have TV reception, so somebody please know what happened if you watch it. Thanks. [UPDATE:] Well, somebody noticed, anyway. … [Read more...]
Hiring Criteria
One of my students decided not to apply to a certain grad school because it had too many white men with dreadlocks in one department. I agreed that that was probably indicative of a certain aesthetic narrowness. … [Read more...]


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What is the proper way to test the heating element(s) in a water heater? I have heard they can be tested with the power either on or off? Is one way better than the other?
The heating element in an electric water heater works the same as the heating elements in ovens, toasters and the stove top. The elements heat up because they highly resist the flow of electricity. This "resistance" can be likened to friction, causing an increase in heat. If the element is broken... meaning the electricity does not have a compete path to follow through the element... the element will not heat up.
Of course, if there is no electricity reaching the element you may have a different problem... perhaps an "off" or broken circuit breaker, a defective thermostat or even a loose wire. Therefore, testing involves troubleshooting not just the element but also its electrical connections and switches, too.
Testing the element with the electricity "on" is both unnecessary and dangerous... dangerous because all electrical work with live wiring is dangerous and usually unnecessary. This case is no exception because you cannot test the element directly with the power on and the wires connected... only "indirectly". An explanation is in order.
Let's say you decide to test the element with the power on. If the power is on you cannot test the element "directly" via resistance, since it is not possible to test for resistance with a multimeter where there is voltage across the same two terminals... you will fry your multimeter! And testing for resistance is the only direct test for element function.
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You can see why it is easier to just keep the power off, disconnect one of the wires from the element and test for resistance across the element. You immediately know if the element is functioning without any "confounding" factors!
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Feb. 26, 2013 Announcements
Faculty/staff announcements submitted for posting Feb. 25. They are in the Feb. 26 UofL Today email.
Campus-Submitted Announcements
1.) International Banquet
Grand Rounds
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3.) Getting Started in Medical Education Research: 10 Tips for Success
4.) Cardiovascular Medicine
5.) Institutional Biosafety Committee Registration to Include Synthetic Nucleic Acids
6.) New funding opportunity for graduate students
7.) Distance learning services for faculty
8.) HEART: Humanism in Medicine Newsletter Vol. 10
9.) Debaters earn first in many years
10.) NIH Statement on Sequestration of Federal Funds — Feb. 21, 2013
11.) Internal Grants 2013 deadline is Monday, March 25
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15.) Brown Bag Presentation: Density and Legitimacy Building in the U.S. Shopping Center Industry, 1945–1975
16.) Rescheduled: 'Community-Based Participatory Intervention Research: A Mixed Methods Approach' colloquium
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1.) International Banquet
7 p.m. – 10 p.m. March 2 Student Activities Center, Multipurpose Room
$7 students; $10 faculty, staff and general public $10
The American International Relations Club invites all to attend the International Banquet. This year's theme is a Cultural Kaleidoscope and will be a fun-filled evening celebrating food, music and dances from around the World. 2013 International Banquet is sponsored by the Commission on Diversity and Racial Equality, Club Programming Committee, & The Vice Provost for Diversity & International Affairs.
Additional Information: Ashley Gray, 852-0019, on Facebook
Grand Rounds
2.) Endocrinology
4 p.m. Feb. 27 Room 038, Lower Level, Baxter Research Building, Health Sciences Center
Please join us as Barbara J. Clark, PhD, associate professor, Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, UofL, presents "Exploring the role of a soluble bile acid transporter in cholesterol homeostasis."
Additional Information: Kelly Galiette, 852-5237
3.) Getting Started in Medical Education Research: 10 Tips for Success
Noon–1 p.m. April 9 Instructional Building Room 102
David A. Cook, MD, MHPE, professor of medicine and medical education, College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, will present at the Health Science Educators Grand Rounds. Cook has conducted several systematic reviews, presented at numerous national and international conferences and published nearly 100 journal articles and book chapters on medical education topics.
Additional Information: All those interested are invited to attend. Lunch will be served. RSVP to Emily Carr. 1.0 CME Category 1 Offered.
4.) Cardiovascular Medicine
Noon–1 p.m. Feb. 27 Jewish Hospital Rudd Heart & Lung Conference Ctr., (CC/16th. Fl.), Great Halls I & II
The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is pleased to present "Addressing the Conundrum of Heart Failure Related Readmissions: Time to Reconsider?" by Clyde W. Yancy, MD, chief, Division of Medicine-Cardiology, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago. Out of respect for your colleagues and the presenter, please arrive early if you plan to partake in the light lunch provided (-11:30).
Additional Information: Cardiology Grand Rounds, UofL Physicians or Darlene Rose, 852-7959.
5.) Institutional Biosafety Committee Registration to Include Synthetic Nucleic Acids
Effective March 5, 2013, the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules becomes the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant or Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules. Investigators whose work involves biological and/or biohazardous agents, rDNA/synthetic nucleic acids, human gene therapy, transgenic animals, use of human-derived/non-human primate materials (i.e. blood, body fluids, tissues or cell lines) and/or CDC/USDA Select Agents & Toxins must be IBC registered.
Additional Information: Biological Safety Office, email@example.com, 852-6670
6.) New funding opportunity for graduate students
The Graduate Student Council is proud to announce our new Graduate Research Fund, for which we are now accepting applications. The award provides up to $500 for the purchase of supplies, equipment, materials, user fees, data sets, etc. that will significantly aid graduate student research projects. Please visit our website for more information and share this exciting opportunity with graduate students in your departments.
7.) Distance learning services for faculty
Research at a distance doesn't have to be insurmountable. Instructors teaching distance/online courses have access to research support through Distance Learning Library Services (DLLS). We can work with you to create full-text E-reserve pages as well as help you access electronic databases remotely. To find out more about our services visit DLLS online.
Additional Information: 852-8745 or email@example.com
8.) HEART: Humanism in Medicine Newsletter Vol. 10
Humanism in medicine describes relationships between physicians and their patients that are respectful and compassionate. Please take a moment and enjoy the stories of some of the events that have taken place at UofL's Health Sciences Center in the past few months in this realm in the HEART newsletter (opens as PDF). If you have a story to share with us in our next issue, please contact us.
Additional Information: Pradip D. Patel, MD, professor of pediatrics, chair of HEART: Humanism in Medicine
9.) Debaters earn first in many years
UofL's Malcolm X Debate squad triumphantly returns today from a tournament at Nashville's Vanderbilt University, where seniors Aaron Weathers and Chris Vincent earned a bid to the National Debate Tournament, an invitation-only event where the top 78 teams in the country (out of over 300) compete. Both also earned speaker awards (Vincent as 3rd ranked and Weathers as 7th ranked). Debate partners Weathers and Vincent are the first UofL debate team to earn an NDT bid in 8 years. Tiffany Dillard-Knox, acting director of debate, coaches the team.
10.) NIH Statement on Sequestration of Federal Funds — Feb. 21, 2013
The mandated sequestration of NIH federal funding has a high probability of being triggered March 1. Final levels of FY2013 funding may be reduced. Despite the potential for reduced funding, NIH remains committed to their mission to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and the application of that knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce the burdens of illness and disability.
Additional Information: NIH Federal Funds
11.) Internal Grants 2013 deadline is Monday, March 25
The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation is accepting applications for intramural research grants. Full- and part-time students may apply for the Undergraduate Research Scholar grant. All others grants are open only to full-time faculty. Term faculty, one year or less, are ineligible for MRG, PCG and RIG grants. This internal research grant program aims to provide funds for projects for which the investigator intends to seek external funding.
Additional Information: Information and applications forms are at IRIG.
Professional Development
12.) Save the Date — i2a Institute: Sharing the Impact of Critical Thinking
May 20–May 22 Shelby Campus, Founders Union Building
No charge UofL faculty & staff
Now in its fifth year, i2a Institute is designed for UofL faculty and staff to connect with colleagues, engage with national experts, share scholarly projects and to foster and assess critical thinking skills across the undergraduate experience. The 2013 i2a Institute will feature concurrent workshops by faculty and staff and presentations by national experts Gerald Nosich and Scott Simkins. Registration opens March 15.
Additional Information: Send an email to Ideas to Action
13.) SuccessfUL Supervisor Series — Register now
9 a.m.–noon every Thursday for 10 weeks starting March 7, Ekstrom Library, Room 244
The Delphi Center and HR are accepting nominations for Spring 2013 Successful Supervisor Series. The curriculum is designed to help new and experienced supervisors enhance their skills and bring greater value to the university. Enrollment is limited and is filling quickly.
Additional Information: Successful Supervisor or contact Alex Bryant, 852-4620.
14.) Professional Networking Event
7:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. Feb. 28 Rauch Planetarium
The CEHD Graduate Student Association will host a professional speaker panel with a brief reception to follow. The speakers will discuss the job search process for upcoming graduates, ways to network and market one's self during the process, and take audience questions related to these topics.
Additional Information: RSVP for the event to Aaron Phillips, assistant director for education academic services.
15.) Brown Bag Presentation: Density and Legitimacy Building in the U.S. Shopping Center Industry, 1945–1975
12:30 p.m. Feb. 28 132 Lutz Hall
In the third presentation in the sociology department's spring series of colloquia, David Roelfs will present a piece of his research on longitudinal changes in the U.S. retail sector. Roelfs' work approaches the retail sector from an organizational perspective, exploring how organizational and institutional actions help shape the retail sector as a whole.
Additional Information: David Roelfs Robin Hognas
16.) Rescheduled: 'Community-Based Participatory Intervention Research: A Mixed Methods Approach' colloquium
Noon April 8 Health Sciences Center, Baxter Auditorium, Baxter 2 Research Building, basement
Rosanna DeMarco from Boston College Connell School of Nursing will present her community-based research which resulted in an innovative intervention with African American women living with HIV/AIDS. RSVP to Karin Gates. Lunch will be provided to those who register.
Additional Information: Carla Hermann, 852-5366; Karen Kayser, 852-1946
17.) Diabetes and Obesity Center Presents Marsha Cole, PhD
4 p.m. Feb. 26 Baxter II, Room 038
The DOC continues its seminar series in February with Marsha Cole, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UofL. Her talk is titled, "Anti-inflammatory signaling of nitrated fatty acid precursors in type II diabetes and cardiovascular injury." Please come join us.
Additional Information: Samantha Clausi
18.) The Department of Physiology & Biophysics presents a seminar...
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The seminar title is "From the Tail of a Frog to a Treatment for Dementia: Translation of MMP Biology into the Clinic" by distinguished seminar speaker Gary A. Rosenberg, MD, professor and chair, Department of Neurosurgery, University of New Mexico.
Additional Information: UNM School of Medicine
19.) Being secure in the cloud and on tablets
11 a.m.–noon Feb. 26Chao Auditorium, Ekstrom Library
This seminar will provide one contact hour for post docs and those needing to fulfill NIH RCR training requirement. To be presented by Matthew H. Witten, MBA, CISA, CISSP, CRISC, CIRM, MCSA UofL's chief information security officer.
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Purchased for me and my wife thrilled with the product!! Says it's the best price for this fly rod and comparable to many other more expensive products. Great Customer Service and Warranty.
Great rod for the money.
I bought the 8'6" 5 weight rod and it's an excellent rod for the money. My only complaint is that I wish it had "dual" locking rings instead of the single one it has. Just so you know, the main difference between a TFO Professional and a Professional II is that the II has dual locking rings. I find the single locking ring tends to loosen on its own and I'd hate it if my $200+ reel ends up falling off and getting damaged!!! (Sure this won't happen). I have no idea where the "blank" for this rod came from? It is nothing like a TFO Professional blank because the color and the ferrule design are completely different. The blank has the green color and the ferrule design of a TFO Signature blank, but it is much thinner (higher performance graphite) than a Signature blank and is similar to a Professional blank in material. The action of this rod is kind of odd, not like my 4 wt Professional II or my 5 wt Signature Series rods. It has a very fast and whippy top 1.5 feet and is very stiff the rest of the way down. It casts well, however, but is more like a 5.5 wt rod. For the money, it's a great deal, but I like the action of the Professional II rod better, but that rod costs about $50 more than this rod.
Great Rod for a great price
I bought the 8'6" 5 weight rod and paired it with an Okuma Sierra 5/6 reel. This was my first "Nice" rod and reel. It is night and day better then my Box Store special and presents the fly very lightly on the water. The rod loads nicely and cast the line out surprisingly well even on a windy day. Well worth the money.
Matt Towner
Nice performing rod for little money
I've got the 9'8wt version of the rod and it works well for steelhead. The rod looks really nice other than the reelseat, which is grey plastic on the heavy rods with fighting butts. At the closeout price, they're hard to beat and I don't have to worry about breaking the rod if I hook something other than a fish.
I think what you said is "grey plastic" on the reelseat is actually: "braided carbon fiber inserts"if the specifications are correct.
Matt Towner
On the rods that are smaller than 7weight, you are correct. On the larger rods that have a fighting butt the reel seats aren't made of carbon fiber.
Very well constructed, decent action 6wt
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I briefly owned the 6wt., having found the action unfriendly to my tempo. The top couple of feet load easily and accurately put a fly out to about 40ft., but the lower rod seems disconnected from the top, being very stiff and not loading progressively. It may work very well over-lined and tossing weighted rigs, though. Cosmetics are very nice and the cork is a higher-grade burled variety than the standard. I find the largish swell too far forward to actually accommodate large hands; it positions my thumb ahead of the cork and on the blank.
An excellent rod if the odd grip shape and disjointed action suit you.


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Obituary writer Jan Uebelherr reflects on those who've left us and the nature of human endings.
Mary Ehrmann: Keep shining
Mary Ehrmann loved baseball and the Temptations and singing karaoke to the song "Daniel" by Elton John.
But what really rocked her world was teaching. She was a teacher for 35 years in the Milwaukee archdiocese -- at her alma mater, Holy Cross, and later at St. Pius X and other schools.
She once told an unruly class, "You don't get it, do you? I'm not leaving. You better learn to deal with me now."
"Mary loved the words and meaning of 'That's What Friends Are For' - it will be played at her funeral," said her sister Jane Ehrmann. Mary Ehrmann died March 2 of cancer. She was 59.
You can see the full obituary here.
Here's a fitting version of her favorite song. Here's to Mary.
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