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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 2742post #41116 of 7872212/8/12 at 10:53amWhen you have such a skinny tie, a heftier knot is much more flattering IMO. This picture is shopped by Put This On, would recommend reading their neckties series. However, I don't wear skinny ties or very wide spread collars so I always use the (D)FIH.
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It was the 60s, they didn't follow your rules and social conventions... Man!post #41118 of 7872212/8/12 at 10:56ampost #41119 of 7872212/8/12 at 11:00ampost #41120 of 7872212/8/12 at 12:29pm
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Yeah, a 200. Trying to get the damn carb tuned now that the heads are not leaking like a rusty old bucket. PITA.
The party is tonight. It is black tie. I am quite certain I will be the only one dressed like this...in a sea of crappy rented tuxedos.
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Please be positive in your crits quaddie.
Don't just tell me what to stop doing, tell me also what i should be calling people.
how about dude, wanker, homeboy, shitface, madam maybe appropriate sometimes, or even Sir on occasion.
The PS Quaddie, yes plain white would have been better I agree, but hey, the poor man is on about his 10th post and i think it's pretty damn awesome he even has a PS.
Goodness he is not perfect and neither am I, so chill dude... He is trying hard, he really has!!post #41122 of 7872212/8/12 at 1:53pm
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There definitely isnt enough inherent creepiness in a bunch of guys posting pictures of themselves and critiquing each others' outfits haha
Is the four in hand the knot of preference? I noticed a lot of people wearing it in here but always preferred the windsor because its symmetrical and i think it looks better with a spread collar.
Windsor was the first knot my father taught me. That's him as my avatar in about 69/70.
I wear FIH almost exclusively now except for Windsor/spread collar as well for the same reason.post #41124 of 7872212/8/12 at 3:01pmQuote:
As long as others are at least trying to wear tuxedos, it won't look weird.post #41125 of 7872212/8/12 at 3:58pm
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By Corneliani... I think you mean Ralph Lauren made by Corneliani. Are you ashamed of RL or something!?!?!?
Regardless, I think the Garrison model (and Bradford) are great cuts. It's too bad I learned today that RL is no longer making Bradford.post #41128 of 7872212/8/12 at 4:32pmpost #41129 of 7872212/8/12 at 5:05pm
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sup mike, lookin good. and sloshed.post #41130 of 7872212/8/12 at 5:13pm
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Apple again under fire as Ericsson escalates legal action
Ericsson has escalated its legal dispute with Apple, Bloomberg reports. The Swedish phone maker announced that it plans to file seven new lawsuits in a U.S. court as well as a request to the U.S. International Trade Commission to block Apple products from being sold in the U.S. Last month, Apple and Ericsson filed several suits against each other over LTE patents, after Apple's license to use Ericsson's technology expired and re-negotiations broke down between the two companies. Ericsson's latest series of complaints allege that Apple has infringed as many as 41 patents related to mobile device communications, user interfaces, battery conservation, and the operating system itself.
In other patent litigation news, after Apple was ordered to pay $532.9 million to Smartflash, LLC earlier this week, Reuters reports that the Texas-based patent licensing company has launched a second lawsuit against the larger company, over the same patents' continued use in devices that were introduced after the original case began. The $532.9m settlement in the original case was awarded to Smartflash as a result of Apple using the company's patents in all devices capable of accessing iTunes up to the point the lawsuit was filed, but it excluded the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPad Air 2. This second salvo by Smartflash is intended to make Apple pay the royalties deemed necessary by the original case, applied to these newer devices, as well.
Apple announces 'Spring Forward' event for March 9
Apple has sent out media invitations for an event on March 9, with the tagline "Spring forward." The Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco will host the event. It's expected that the event will mainly focus on the Apple Watch, which is scheduled for an April release, but some other surprises may also be in store. [via The Loop]
Update: Apple has announced that it will stream the event live on its website. The event takes place at 10 a.m. Pacific time, March 9.
Apple Maps adds new third-party data providers
Apple has been adding new data providers to Apple Maps, according to a new report from Apple Maps Marketing. The report notes several new services have recently appeared as suppliers of "Business Listings Data" in Apple's Maps Acknowledgements page. Some of the notable new providers include GasBuddy, which provides gas price information, and GreatSchools, which provides school reviews and other school-related data. Although none of this data appears to have been incorporated into any actual Apple Maps listings, the appearance of these providers suggests that Apple is taking steps to integrate direct feeds from specialty services to enhance the amount of information available in Apple Maps. The report goes on to note that there may be a number of other companies beta testing integration with Apple Maps under typical Apple non-disclosure agreements.
Apple ordered to pay $532.9m in iTunes patent infringement case
Apple has been ordered to pay $532.9 million in an iTunes patent infringement case, Bloomberg reports. Texas-based Smartflash LLC brought a suit against Apple claiming that the Cupertino company infringed three patents related to iTunes digital rights management and "inventions related to data storage and managing access through patent systems." The original claim sought $852 million in damages as an entitlement to a percentage of sales of all of Apple's devices capable of accessing iTunes.
Apple had responded to the allegations by stating that it did not recognize the Smartflash patents, pointing out that "Smartflash makes no products, has no employees, creates no jobs, has no U.S. presence, and is exploiting our patent system to seek royalties for technology Apple invented." Apple lawyers repeatedly argued that the patents in question were invalid and that Smartflash's royalty demands were "excessive and unsupportable," noting that Apple should not be required to pay royalties on the full price of an iPhone when the dispute only pertains to a single feature, stating that "It doesn't make a lick of sense that one person would buy an iPhone and not make calls." Apple notes that it will appeal the decision. Smartflash, which appears to be in the sole business of having licensed seven patents, has also launched patent infringement claims against Samsung, Google, and Amazon.
Apple reportedly streamlining Genius Bar experience
Apple is planning some significant changes to how Genius Bar appointments are handled in its retail stores, according to a new report from 9to5Mac. Citing several inside sources, the report notes that the initiative, dubbed "The new Concierge," is expected to launch in Apple's U.S. retail stores starting in early March. Under the new system, customers walking into a store and looking for a Genius Bar appointment will be placed on a priority-based wait list after describing their issue to an Apple Store employee, and will then receive a wait time based on how "important" the issue is. So a customer with a broken iPhone screen would be automatically prioritized over somebody seeking help with a more minor issue. Customers can then provide a phone number to receive text messages with time updates, so they can continue shopping elsewhere in the area and know when to return to the Apple Store for their scheduled appointment.
The brainchild of Angela Ahrendts, Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail Operations, the new system is being heralded by Apple employees as "one of the most significant changes to Apple Store operations in several years" and is expected to reduce congestion in Apple Stores and hopefully make customers happier by reducing fatigue and impatience while waiting for appointments. At this point, the new system will only apply to walk-in Genius Bar requests, however; appointments booked online will continue to be scheduled for specific times as they have been in the past.
Report: Apple acquires Camel Audio
Apple has acquired music software developer Camel Audio, according to a new report from MacRumors. Citing information found on a corporate registry site, the report notes that the U.K.-based company's address has been updated to match that of Apple's London office, and the sole director of the company is listed as a member of Apple's legal team. Camel Audio was best known for Alchemy, its modular music editing suite that incorporated a range of plug-ins, synthesizers, effects, and sound libraries, along with powerful resynthesis engines and other features. The developer shut down most of its operations early last month, although at the time no reason was given for the sudden change; this latest information suggests Camel Audio quietly wound down its operations after being acquired by Apple. While it's unclear what Apple's specific plans may be for Camel Audio, it seems reasonable that the company's technologies and talents will be directed toward work on Apple products such as Logic Pro X or GarageBand.
VISA 'tokenization' may speed Apple Pay EU deployment
VISA has announced that it will be introducing a new payment "tokenization" service in Europe designed to help facilitate mobile payment solutions. Intended to be available for European financial institutions to take advantage of as early as April, the new service will replace traditional plastic credit card numbers with unique one-time tokens that can be used to authorize payments without needing to expose account information. This form of one-time "tokenization" is a key component of the security behind Apple Pay, and while the VISA announcement simply mentions mobile devices and contactless payments in general terms, it seems likely that this development is intended to at least indirectly provide support for a future rollout of Apple Pay within the European Union. [via TNW]
Apple releases iOS 8.3 beta 2 to developers
Apple has released a second beta of iOS 8.3 to registered developers, continuing its parallel iOS 8.3 beta cycle which started earlier this month alongside the iOS 8.2 betas. This latest beta features a build number of 12F5037c and details few changes in the release notes from the prior beta. According to a report last week, Apple plans to begin releasing public betas with iOS 8.3 sometime in March; this second developer beta is likely the last for this version prior to the beginning of the public beta cycle.
Toyota currently has 'no plans' to adopt CarPlay in the US
Despite being listed as a partner company on Apple's CarPlay page, Toyota currently has "no plans to adopt [...] CarPlay in the United States," according to an article from The New York Times. The report mostly examines how Google and Apple are vying to develop the best in-car dashboard systems. John Hanson, the national manager of Toyota's advanced technology communications, noted that the company is in frequent talks with both companies, but that the car maker currently prefers to use its "own in-house proprietary platforms for those kinds of functions." Hanson conceded that the company may "eventually wind up there," which may explain why Toyota remains a CarPlay partner, but the lack of any specific plans in this case raises questions about how soon CarPlay may actually be coming to new vehicles from any of Apple's listed CarPlay partners. While it also remains unclear as to whether Toyota may implement CarPlay in other markets — considering that Hanson specifically limited his comments to the company's U.S. operations — it's worth noting that as a national manager, he likely wouldn't comment on what Toyota's plans may be outside of the U.S.
Report: Apple to release iOS public betas
Apple plans to begin releasing new versions of iOS as public betas, according to a new report by 9to5Mac. Intended to help eliminate bugs from upcoming iOS versions before general release, the model will follow the one used by Apple for OS X Yosemite last summer — a public beta cycle that will begin following the early developer betas, running in tandem with the developer program up until general availability of the new operating system. The report notes that Apple intends to begin the new program with the release of the upcoming iOS 8.3 update as a public beta in March, aligned with the third developer beta release of that version; iOS 9 will also allegedly follow a similar schedule to last year's OS X Yosemite releases, with an announcement at WWDC and the beginning of the developer beta program, followed by a public beta in mid-summer, and the normal final release in the fall. The iOS public beta program is expected to be limited to 100,000 users "in order to maintain a higher level of exclusivity."
Report: Apple looking to produce electric cars by 2020
Apple has set an internal goal to begin producing an electric vehicle by 2020, Bloomberg reports. With automakers normally taking between five and ten years to develop a car, the timeframe suggests an aggressive goal by Apple to compete in a market expected to be otherwise dominated by Tesla and General Motors — two companies that are said to be targeting a release of an electric vehicle within the next two to three years that can travel more than 200 miles on a single charge and cost under $40,000. While nothing is certain as Apple only appears to be in the early research and development stages of this project, the company already has a car team of about 200 people and has been adding new hires at an increased rate in recent months, specifically looking for experts in areas such as batteries and robotics.
Apple's new car team provides insight into company's plans
An in-depth look at Apple's 'electric car team' put together by 9to5Mac has revealed some additional insight that suggests that Apple is very likely working on an electric car, contrary to much of the dismissive speculation being put forth by industry analysts that have suggested the company is merely working on an enhanced software or electronics platform. The report notes that the team includes a "long list of automotive experts" that go well beyond software, including hardware engineers from companies such as Tesla and Ford, and many others from "an automotive hardware background." It's also notable that many of these new hires joined Apple only very recently — around the time that Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly approved the new car project. The talent and sheer number of employees would seem to imply that Apple's ambitions go beyond only providing components for a vehicle or developing a software platform.
Apple Watch: more than 5M units for first run; international sales push?
Apple has asked suppliers to manufacture five to six million units of its upcoming Apple Watch for the product's first run, The Wall Street Journal reports. Half of that total will be made up of the lower-end Apple Watch Sport, which will start at $349. A third of the production will be dedicated to the mid-tier model, with the remaining amount — about a sixth of the initial total, based on these figures — to be the high-end Apple Watch Edition. Production for the Edition is expected to pick up in the second quarter, according to sources. Prices on the Edition and mid-tier Watch are still unknown, but the report speculates the Edition will "likely" cost more than $4,000.
In yet another new report related to Apple Watch, Bloomberg notes Apple recently met with Mexican regulators "to discuss advances in health-care devices." According to the report, the meeting is indicative of a push to sell the Apple Watch in international markets. Apple's international timeline for Apple Watch is unclear at this time.
Apple nixed health features from Apple Watch
Apple had originally intended for the upcoming Apple Watch to have a much stronger focus on health-related features, a new report by The Wall Street Journal reveals. Seemingly confirming early rumors, the report notes that Apple had wanted to position the Apple Watch as a "state-of-the-art health-monitoring device" that would be able to monitor blood pressure, heart activity, stress levels, and more. In the end, however, Apple found that such features either didn't work reliably, proved too complex, or could have possibly resulted in "unwanted regulatory oversight."
Apple reportedly began developing the Apple Watch four years ago as a device almost entirely focused on health and fitness. While it's not uncommon for Apple to experiment and research different products and technologies, the report notes that the watch was "especially challenging" and in fact became known internally as a "black hole" project, sucking in company resources. Among other things, Apple experimented with sensors designed to measure skin conductivity, which showed promise for heart rate and stress monitoring, as well as ways to detect blood pressure and blood oxygen levels. However, these and other health sensor technologies available at the time reportedly failed to meet Apple's standards and produced inconsistent results. The sensor data varied widely on different people due to things like skin conditions, body hair, and how tightly a person wore the watch. There were also concerns that if Apple interpreted the numbers to provide health or behavioral advice, the company may have needed FDA or other regulatory approval to be able to sell the Apple Watch. In the end, Apple had to settle for the more basic pulse-rate monitoring feature. Sources familiar with the matter, however, have noted that even though these features have been shelved for the initial Apple Watch release, it would seem Apple has not given up on them entirely and they may find their way into future models.
Apple WatchKit developers attending workshops in Cupertino
Apple has invited several third-party iOS app developers to Cupertino to provide assistance with testing and finalizing Apple Watch apps, 9to5Mac reports. The company is apparently also holding workshops for over 100 different developers throughout the month of February. The select group of developers reportedly includes companies working on sports applications, productivity software, banking applications for Apple Pay functionality, and more. As is typical with the pre-launch secrecy Apple normally employs for its products, developers noted that they were in many cases asked to travel to Cupertino on an urgent timeline with very little notice, and that the meetings themselves were conducted with anonymity between developers in attendance, with individuals labeled by unique number identifiers rather than names.
Several of the developers in attendance were also able to provide some initial impressions of the Apple Watch, highlighting some of the more impressive and unique features, describing the Watch OS as "more sophisticated" than the competing Android Wear solutions. However, some functionality is reportedly not yet active, and the built-in Watch features were said to be limited in much the same way the original iPhone was in 2007.
WSJ: Apple working on electric car
Apple "has several hundred employees" working to create an electric vehicle, The Wall Street Journal reports. The project is reportedly codenamed "Titan" and early vehicle designs are similar to a minivan. This report is the latest and most revealing of a number of recent Apple car reports and rumors, but it still notes that "Apple may decide not to proceed with a car," with the usual caveats. Apple CEO Tim Cook allegedly approved the project nearly a year ago. A self-driving car is not part of the company's plans, according to sources.
iWork for iCloud beta now available to non-Apple users
Apple has opened up its iWork for iCloud beta, allowing any user to create a new Apple ID and use the service, regardless of whether they are an iOS or Mac user or not. Although the feature is only available on the beta iCloud site, at least for now, users visiting that site can now sign up for a new Apple ID right from within their browser — something that previously required an iOS device or Mac. New users get 1GB of free iCloud storage and access to the Pages, Numbers, and Keynote web apps, and can presumably expand that existing Apple ID to be used with iOS and OS X should they later connect it to an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. With competitors like Google Docs and Office 365 already long established, it seems unlikely that Apple is trying to promote this as an alternative web-based document platform for general use — it's more likely that they're giving prospective Apple users a look at the iWork services to encourage more adoption of iOS devices and Macs.
Apple cracks down on gun and violence imagery in App Store screenshots
Apple has made another adjustment to its App Store review policies, this time cracking down on apps that display examples of gun-related violence in their icons or screenshots, PocketGamer reports. Citing reports from multiple developers, the report notes that Apple has begun rejecting both new games and updates from the App Store that include screenshots that "show people holding guns, or being maimed or killed." Several examples are noted in the report, with developers being required to change screenshots and resubmit to meet this new restriction, which is reportedly just a more active enforcement of Section 3.6 of the App Store Review Guidelines. Section 3.6 states that "Apps with App icons, screenshots, and previews that do not adhere to the 4+ age rating will be rejected." It's worth noting that the rejections seem to be limited exclusively to content shown on the App Store page such as screenshots and icons; there have been no reports of Apple rejecting apps for any guns or violence shown within applications themselves, assuming the content is appropriate for the assigned age rating on the App Store.
Apple readmits marijuana-related app to App Store
Apple has changed course and decided to readmit a marijuana-related app to the App Store, according to a new report from the San Francisco Chronicle. In a controversial move some weeks ago, Apple pulled the app MassRoots from the App Store, despite its presence there from July 2013 until Nov 4, 2014. While the rejection was likely based on Section 2.18 of the App Store Review Guidelines, which states that "Apps that encourage excessive consumption of alcohol or illegal substances, or encourage minors to consume alcohol or smoke cigarettes, will be rejected," it seems clear that Apple had not enforced this policy when the app was originally submitted, perhaps in part due to the varying legality of marijuana use between different jurisdictions. Following the app being removed from the App Store, the founder of MassRoots had reportedly contacted Apple, offering to restrict the use of the app based on geofencing to only operate in jurisdictions where marijuana is legal. However, at the time Apple "refused to budge." The company apparently changed course last week, when an Apple representative contacted the founder and notified them that "cannabis social apps" would be permitted on the App Store, provided they are "geo-restricted to the 23 states that have legalized medicinal cannabis."
Apple extends two-step verification to FaceTime, iMessage
Apple has extended its two-step verification feature to include authentication of FaceTime and iMessage logins, The Guardian reports. First introduced in early 2013, Apple's two-step verification requires users to enter a verification code that appears on a trusted iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch when signing in with their Apple ID and password, providing an extra layer of protection against compromised or hacked passwords. The security feature has been enabled for direct iCloud account features since its introduction, although other services continued to only require a standard password for access.


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We are currently taking sign ups for our September "Cutting Swap". The month of September is perfect for bringing in cuttings of those prized Coleus that you babied all summer. Don't forget your Geraniums, Begonias and other easy to root annuals. Perennials such as Sedums are also easy to root.
Everyone is encouraged to share their cutting propagation tips during the month. Also feel free to ask questions I'm sure someone will have an answer. We value everyone's wisdom and experience!
We are asking for a minimum of 2 cuttings from 5 different plants. All cuttings must be insect, disease free and labeled.
If you are interested please sign up here.
well I'm in and if we get enough people I would like to
send boxes of cuttings to 2 people if thats ok.
my coleus have just done so well and I have quite a few other plants great for rooting.
tracy - I would be happy to root some plants for you, do you have anything that roots well?
my garden is doing great this year. I have been finding newly laid monarch eggs every day, I'm starting to worry I will not have enough milkweed. so I went to one of the local small nuseries to see if they had any left and got 8 butterfly weeds for $1 each. on the way out I saw a sign that got me into some trouble "All annuals on this table FREE" so ofcourse I had to take a look. most were usless bloomed out salvias, merigolds, and such. but as I looked along the table I saw flat after flat of dahlias, in the end I loaded up truck with 15 flats ( have I ever said I love my truck, well I do) they are just bedding dahlias but they did great this year, I planted a bunch at my in laws house, and they have done just great.
if anyone wants some 4" pots they have several flats of geraniums for free, I would be happy to go get them and clean them out and ship them for a good trade.
well thats all for now
happy gardening
I will join in on the Cutting Swap. If I can, I will get a few things rooted before they go. I have three types of coleus and those root pretty quickly. I'm sure I can send some other cuttings as well. Just have to look around for the few things that were not impacted too badly by the drought. We are getting rain about every week - 10 days now so that is a big improvement... hope it continues for awhile.
Good idea!
Mariann and Michelle,
I am going to have to sit this one out as I have lost pretty much most of my plants and flowers due to the drought so the ones that have survived I am not able to cut for fear of losing also. I have been babying everything and SHAZAAMMM we have had rain HERE AT MY HOUSE!, for the past three days, ok so its not ALOT but hey every little bit helps eh?? Houston has a high rate percentage of rain for all week ya'll pray that it lands on the west side, more specifically at my house.
I have really been babying things and have some that I can trade.
The brug I bought is absolutely gorgeous! Its a creamy pink, no fragrance but is very prolific!
my method for rooting (the easy ones at least) is the grow plugs from parks seeds, I just got the jumbo ones and I like them a lot, the spongie material keeps the cutting moist with out them sitting in water and rotting.
this method has worked for:
mexican patunia
hardy hibiscus
porter weed
passion vine
and bagonia
sedums I just cut the stem and stick it in the ground and they seem to root themselfs just fine
rus. sage and forcithia root well by layering(pinning a stem to the ground and covering it with soil. after a few weeks to a month the stem will form roots and you can cut the stem and dig up the new plant.
I have some beautifull named mini roses if anyone can give me tips on rooting them.
if anyone has some angel or dragon wing bagonias, I would love to trade for some cuttings.
I would also like to try some a.violets if anyone has tips and cuttings.
have a great day
Michelle-I have both angel wing and dragon wing begonias!!! I have cuttings of my angel wing sitting in water right now.
Michelle, the way I propogate roses is I take a cutting, strip the lower leaves off (if there are any) and put it in a potting mix past a few of the nodes. The rose will more than likely lose its leaves but new ones will form once it strikes roots. They are very easy to prop!
I may have to change my mind about joining, I think I have enough plants to swap cuttings with, still thinking here.
WRF-Hi There...Good to have you join us. Michelle will start a new CPG's thread on Sept 1st. At that time she will post partners and a deadline for mailing. You'll need to contact your partner for their address.
Karen-We're going to miss you next month. Please do stop by for a chat.
Trina-Hope you change your mind girl!!
I would love to join this galium, but I just STINK at rooting cuttings...and I don't really have anything I think I could get cuttings from.
I only have a couple of sedums, and they are not all that big at the moment.
Man, I wish I had more stuff.
:) Fran
Fran-You could scour your neighborhood for cuttings. I took cuttings from our local Agway last year. They had a huge pot of coleus and it was getting late in the season. I did ask and luckily the woman working knew the variety name. Anyway if you change your mind you will be very welcome to join.
I really have to hold myself back when I go to garden centers that have a lot of Sedums. My fingers are itching to take cuttings.LOL
Mariann, are you suggesting that we turn into plant thieves??? LOL oh wait you asked never mind, I usually take snippings and try to remember the name so as not to look conspicuous writing things down.
Which brings me to a question, do these cuttings have to be named? I have several coleus that I don't know the names of, most of my plants (besides the ones I snip) I know the names of, I think.
what is the cut off date for letting ya know if we are in or not? If the send date isn't for a few weeks then I can start rooting some cuttings to make it easier (ie. roses, brugs, etc)
Trina-Variety are names fine, if you have them, if not that's fine too. I have some pretty Coleus that aren't named. I wouldn't hesitate to send them to someone. The deadline send date won't be until the end of September. Just let us know by the 25th of August if you're in or not.
amy - you can just update your trade page, your partner will check it before picking out plants for you.
pixie - thanks for the info on rooting roses I want to try some before they go dorment for the winter.
mariann - how do you root your bagonias just a leaf in water or do you recomend a stem cutting.
well timmy is off to school (reluctantly) and it is strangly quiet, evan jeremy seems subdude. but I can go down stairs and start cleaning the basement(how fun) it is raining or we would go out to work in the garden. we went out to missouri and collected many wild flower seeds iron weed, queen anns lace, horse mint, and green(lance leaf) milkweed have gone to seed sofar.
well off to the basement
Would anyone like to do a plant trade with Sue/sguanzon??? This would be instead of a cutting trade??? Please let Michelle or myself know. Thanks.
Michelle-I propagate my Begonias from stem cuttings. Leaf cuttings need a lot more attention to detail. Sometimes I just stick them in water other times I use a sterile potting mix. I always sterilize my potting mix in the oven before using it for cuttings. My DH just loves that LOL
Hello everyone,
I have updated my trade list to include the annuals that I have to trade, and a couple that I would like. However, I am willing to trade for anything on my plant list (houseplants or annuals) I have a long list of "houseplants" that I want so I would be happy to receive them in exchange for annuals too. Also, I live in MN, so my plant trading days are limited. I would love to trade with more than one partner (hope that's ok to say!). Can't wait to trade. I've been busy tonight rooting cuttings!! :-)
dieg01991, I wouldn't mind being your partner, you have some houseplants I'd like to get and I have one or a few your list you might be interested in too.
Mariann, I am considering this one more and more...I'll let you know before you do partners for sure.
:) Fran
Hi all,
with the rain that we have had for the past several days it makes one lazy thats forsure! I know that it will get dry quick again here so started back on the watering regime today lol. I have started some cuttings of the more difficult plants, those that tend to shock at first then go with a vengence, just to make it easier on my partner, others not so hard I will just send as cuttings.
I have a coleus with a seed pod on it, a first for me WHOOHOO! Most of my coleus' came from the Rainbow Mix seeds so they are un-named specifically but very pretty.
In sending cuttings do root cuttings count?
I'm new at this round robin thing, but would love to join in if possible. I'll be updating my tradelist tomorrow morning and I already have a lot of things rooting. Please tell me what I have to do to join and where do I send the cutting/rooted plants.
Trina-If you want to root the cuttings you are sending that's fine. I may root a few of mine too. So root away dear.LOL
Monica-To join all you had to do was post here. Welcome to Cracked Pot Gardner's. This swap is for September. Michelle/micyrey will start a new CPG thread on Sept. 1st so look for it. At that time she will post partners and that's who you will send to. You'll need to email your partner to get her/his address. If you need any help let us know.
I would like to join for September, I can send rooted cuttings or un rooted, if there is someone that is leary of trying to root can send babies rooted. I saw Tracey was leary of the rooting process, I can sent some out rooted and un rooted to play with. Propagation by cutting is my thing, have many rooted cuttings of potentillas and other flowering shrubs. Also have some of the really easy stuff. I am looking for some cuttings of own roots roses and mini roses.
Hmmm looks like I am going to have to get off ma behonkis and update my trade page eh??? lol
I have started cuttings on some mini roses and also on Nancy Regan rose as well as some unnamed brugs and of course my Chocolate Mint Geranium along with some other things so I will survive (singing that to myself now with my kiddo's looking at me like Imma singing to them)
Tammy-Glad you are joining us. Tracy is sitting this month out.
Trina-I have some begonia cuttings in water. I haven't started rooting my Coleus yet. Although I do have some night blooming Jasmine that are coming along nicely. I have a Rugosa Rose 'Hansa' that I've tried propagating several times. No luck yet. I might send cuttings of that off to my partner next month. Beware the thorns!!!LOL
I am really on the fence with this one! I had planned to swap this month but I have killed more cuttings than I have had survive. I also do not really have anyway to keep annual cuttings alive overwinter! Summer has been brutal, better than last year but still hot and dry.
Guess I'd better sit out!
Have fun CPG, maybe I'll get in next month
I have a Rugosa Rose "Red" that I have had for several years now and have sent cuttings and rooted some also but it has never ever bloomed one time for me. Its all leaves and thorns! It is in full sun so what am I doing wrong??? I KNOW its supposed to have roses on it lol.
No I don't prune it other than when I take clippings of it, very rarely. It is about 3'tall and 4' wide and is made up of several root branches. I ordered it a few years ago from one of the catalogs that everyone gets. I have fed it rose food occasionally to no effect. I think it just doesn't like me.
I prune all my other roses cept my scramblers in Feb. though.
Trina-I really have no idea why your Rugosa Rose won't bloom. Suggest you post the question on the Rose Forum. Mine blooms like crazy in the spring. Then I prune it back and get sporadic blooms during the summer. We've had people here when it blooms and they always say "what is that wonderful perfume". I just point to the rose. I keep saying I'm going to collect the petals and make a cologne. Well that never happened.LOL
I have a sweet potato vine and some coleus that are getting roots and will be ready for this swap. Just thought I would mention that because unless some of our members have a greenhouse or can bring them indoors or at least into a protected area, they will not make it through the winter. So, if you particularly want those types of things, maybe you can let our hostesses know. I hate to send them to someone who cannot use them because of the upcoming weather. Other options that you can try if you cannot keep the plants in are protected area are that I sometimes can get the sweet pototo vine to regrow the following year if I keep the tuber in the garage over the winter. Of course you could gather seeds once the coleus blooms this fall and save them. I will send some hardier things, too.
I am looking forward to this swap. July and August are usually my good months for rooting things, but I didn't do as much as usual this year because of the dry weather we had until just recently.
Have a good weekend, everyone!
Michelle, here is a link to Southern Gardens regarding sharing roses.
It gives a better explanation as to how than I did. I didn't know, though, that it took that long for them to root.
Here is a link that might be useful: sharing roses
it looks like we have 12 people signed up for sept
1. galium
2. micyrey
3. sandlapper_rose
4. ibartoo
5. wanna run faster
6. pixieluvsplants
7. dieg01991
8. thelwig55
9. mommyto2
- esiuol
- metull--________will trade
- sguanzon--- plants
if there is anyone I missed or that still wants to sign-up I will be posting the partners on the 1st
thanks for the link trina i will check it out when I have time.
Ok Mariann,
Since you put the presure on and you said Michelle would be posting partners on Sept 1 I guess I better go ahead on jump on the wagon too.
I'm IN, I'M IN....jot me name down lady. HEHE.
As long as it is for mixed cuttings and not just outside stuff. I have some, NOT many but some houseplants I can take a few cuttings from and a few things outside. I would just like to paired with someone who would like to receive housplants too, not just stuff that goes outside.
I am NOT that great at rooting, unless it is easy to root...BUT I am game to try anything as I have a propogation station set-up from another thread I am ready to try out, so anything I get I can try an see how well my box works ;)! Fingers crossed, everybody wish me good luck with that...LOL.
:) Fran
Ok I think I can join, since some are offering rooted cuttings, I could take some provided they can be kept outside. I have plenty of cuttings I was planning to take to local swaps, but I am not going to be able to go, so perhaps someone would be interested in these, LadyBanks White, Bermuda's Kathleen, Red Trumpet Honeysuckle, Tall Sedums (probably Autumn Joy), Geranium (Ivy leaf) Red, Possibly some clematis. I really don't do annuals except in my hanging baskets outdoors, so if someone has other things maybe they would like to swap with me. If not it is ok, seed and Bulb swaps will soon be here, I can wait!
PS HI Fran! Hope the rain was kind to you and your garden!
Fran-So happy you decided to join us. We'll all be adding tips on propagation. I'm sure you'll be able to get something to grow.LOL I'll probably do a few houseplant cuttings myself. I'm sure everyone may have a question or two.
Just stopped by to wish everyone a safe and happy Labor Day weekend. It has been a busy one here. I had company and just started back to work. Unfortunately it's hot, but fall temperatures will be here soon! Fall is my favorite time of the year.
Frances, are you talking about the plant swap in Greer? I was hoping to go but doubt I will make it. Seems like 3 more things to do popped up that same weekend and it is pretty far away for me - probably for you, too. That would have been great though to get to meet each other. Maybe another time...
Hello Jeanne!
Yes I was talking about the Greer Swap, I was really looking forward to meeting everyone (even more than the swapping part) oh well, maybe next one! It is kind of far for me too, still there will always be another one! Hope the Rain hit you too! we were all very happy here for the soaking!
Have a great weekend everyone!
Welcome back Frances!
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend (even though it's already Sunday). Happy Labor Day.
The sign-ups for our September Swap are finished. I can't tell you all how pleased Michelle and I are that so many of you have signed up this month.


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Well I can safely say I never leave trash behind and I'm often annoyed by people that naively do leave their trash behind - so in that respect, I might be a bit annoyed by being confronted with their trash yet AGAIN at my front door but nevertheless I think it's a solid and good idea :) not sure if it's really pricey, I think so.
heheh, only pretty people in brazil i see.
i think you did a good job with the line "...returns to everybody". it might help deal with the "it wasnt me" syndrome of people, which is probably true for most of those people who received it.
Mates, this stuff is great! Trust me, being brazilian and from a 3 million people beach city, I can guarantee this method of catching people's attention is perfect for Rio's reality! Thumbs up all the way! Everyone goes to the beach, and even the ones who dont and/or dont litter, still will sympathize with this campaign. It's one of those cases of knowing your public.
Superb... confrontation and making people feel ashamed of their actions is the best way toy change their habbits even if sometimes it makes you feel annoyed, ask your mother... This is way more effective that watching any wwf, greenpeace, print or tv ad for people that don't give a s*%#!


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I am building a new house and its time for heat/air system. With fuel prices im looking into geothermal. Trying to get an idea of what my options would be.
If it matters, the house is new construction, 2x6 walls, 2500 sq feet with a fair amount of windows.
I had a well drilled on the property for water prior to geothermal consideration, maybe this can be used as open loop? It is only the well, no tank or pump yet. If this is doable what are the water quality considerations?
I have the acrage to install horizontal loop, but my soil is very sandy. I have building experience but no geothermal. I have a backhoe :). I am in western pa and read copper dx system not recommended here cause we are too acidic. I dont understand this because copper is used for water lines in new homes?
What is likely my best option? I will call in an expert, I just wanna have some idea of the considerations before I blindly dive in. I am just starting to look into this so any advice at all appreciated.
thanks in advance, mamabirrds husband
Not an expert in GT here but understand up north, GT is the way to go if you can afford the initial outlay. As I understand it, you need a number of dedicated wells for the GT system to work. The GT system runs pipe loops down and back up several wells, the number of which is determined by the installer. I think the acidic issue refers to the ground conditions attacking buried copper, not the action of your potable water eating the pipes from inside.
You may well be right that if you can have copper water supply lines that you can install DX as well. Have your soil tested. Even if it is Âtoo acidicÂ, sacrificial anodes can be installed that would protect the copper ground loops. Speak with installers that do DX and ask for references of people who you may contact that have DX for at least 5-years.
A DX system will be less expensive to install, maintain and operate than an open loop well system. I have not heard of problems with DX in PA; let us know what you discover.
I am thinking about replacing my old HVAC with a new Water Furnace geothermal system. My home is 3,700 sqft with unfinished basement at 600sqft that I will finish. I live in southern Connecticut and the house is a two story colonial. I know I want a single unit system with a 2-stage compressor and variable speed blower, and a back up electric heat pump. I have 2 estimates. Estimate 1 gave a heating load of 92,641btu, saying the Geo system could fully heat the house at ambient temps down to 27 degrees before the electric heat pump was needed. He recommended two 500-550 ft wells. Estimate 2 stated a heat load of 72,000btu, and the Geo system could fully heat the house until 7degrees, then the back up heat, and 3-300ft wells. Any ideas?
SR-Thanks for your response. I have read through enough of these forums to know that you prefer DX systems, but have seemed to always add honest, thoughtful and sincere info out there. I too prefer #2, and not soley for the lower heat threashold. What don't you lilke about either? It's not a DX?
Hi Jules:
While I often prefer DX I do not in your case as you live in CT. IÂm not sure I would take the risk. Any properly designed and installed GSHP system will work just fine. Leaving DX out of the mix, no one ground (or lake loop) heat exchanger  properly designed & installed, is better than any other. All varieties should provide efficient heat exchange for the design temperature and size of the system. What is ultimately chosen is determined by site-specific conditions at the location.
HereÂs what #2 is proposing, a 6-ton system drilled to a depth of 150ft/ton, 2-tons per borehole.
HereÂs the plan I suggest you follow. First, a Manual J-8 heat gain/loss calculation done on your home with a copy you retain. ItÂs worth paying for. This should be done after youÂve done all the other measures such as caulking windows and doors, added insulation etc. as this will result in lower heat loss/gain and require a smaller, less expensive system.
Next you need to know all the weather (bin) data for your city. This will provide you with the system design temperature for your site and what outdoor temperature your system has to be designed for. Other important things are determined from Âdesign temperatureÂ, such as, how much antifreeze is required. This in turn affects a host of other things as well, which is why you need to hire a knowledgeable professional.
I would suggest a closed loop system, a minimum of 150ft ~ 200ft per ton of borehole to be software determined (I prefer 200ft). 3/4in HDPE pipe, only 1- ton per borehole, parallel configuration with properly designed reverse return headers. If you get that done right youÂll be well on your way to having a properly designed GHX.
The reason why all these contractor want to drill deep is for their benefit  not yours! More than 1- ton per borehole (deeper) means less trenching & excavating, 3-boreholes instead of 6  half the trenching; easier and cheaper for the contractor. While it can work, it does not result in the most efficient GHX. Geothermal is all about efficiency. Deeper boreholes also mean larger (more expensive) diameter HDPE pipe, more fluid, more antifreeze, larger (more expensive pump[s]) etc.
As a professional geothermal designer/consultant itÂs hard to overstate the importance of finding the right professionals in your area.
Good hunting,
Steve, is a DX system practical in Florida for cooling? I haven't heard of any installs in my area. Water source heat pumps were common for a while but declining water tables brought on a ban on those systems. I wonder if much could be saved here where cooling is the main issue and 'normal' air to air condensers are so efficient.
Steve, once again I see logic to your response. I agree, in an ideal world one 200' bore hole per ton, but I don't have sufficient accessable land for more than 3 bore holes. Most of my property is very rocky, steep mountainside woodlands, and terraced old New England farm rock walls. The frontyard has the septic and leaching feilds. Without digging up the driveway, the only available spot is about 60'x60' along the back of the house. Getting 3 holes is about it.
Curious, what did you mean about not risking DX in CT? I did look into DX, but the local contractor was not very responsive.
"I am just starting to look into this so any advice at all appreciated."
I suppose that the GSHP might reduce your heat bill by half?
(depending on how fuel prices are where you are).
Just wondering if you have priced a package of more insulation, better windows, better sealing, passive and/or active solar, ... That would also reduce your energy bill by half. And, how does it compare with the extra money you would have to invest in a GSHP? And, how the the long term costs/maintenance would compare?
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"Is a DX system practical in Florida for cooling?"
Since liquid to air geothermal is practical in Florida (after all ÂFlorida Heat Pump is in Florida) I donÂt see why DX to air shouldnÂt be practical. DonÂt take my word for it; you must do your own research. Contact the manufacturers of DX HPs and ask for installers in your area.
Re: jules
"The only available spot is about 60'x60'."
60â² x 60â² should give you enough space.
"Curious, what did you mean about not risking DX in CT?"
There quite a bit of discussion in one of the accreditation courses I took regarding serious problems with DX in CT. It seems that all the systems failed prematurely due to acidic soil eating away at the copper ground loops; they all had to be abandoned. This was quite a while ago, perhaps 20 years ago or more. While the geology hasnÂt changed, the industry has matured. The copper ground loops can be protected with the installation of sacrificial anodes along with the copper pipes. I would want some pretty serious guarantees before installing DX in CT. It may be that this applies only to certain parts of CT, but again the burden falls to the purchaser to do their homework. Personally, if I lived in a questionable area, I wouldnÂt install DX unless I had a neighbor next door that had a DX system for 20-years without any trouble  Caveat Emptor!
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I also live in Ct. and was looking into this type of heat pump...it says that its good to ZERO degs without electric coming on?? I just wonder if anyone out there has use it and if so with what results. I know its fairly new to the market, but still curious.


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I need to add a new 220 volt 40 amp circuit and receptacle to my garage. My panel is listed as being max of 225 amps. I have check with Oncor (power distribution company here in Dallas), and I have 200 amp / 240 volt service. The main disconnect is a dual 60 amp breaker. It is outlined in the picture below. Does this mean I have 120 amp service? If so can I replace the 60 amp dual breaker with a 100 dual breaker to increase my service to 200 amps?
NO. DO NOT replace that breaker with a larger one without having an electrician check out your panel.
You have a 200A service. You panel is what is called a split-buss panel. ALL the breakers in the top section are main breakers. You are allowed up to six main breakers. That 60A is the "lighting main".
Split-buss panels are no longer made.
That is also a Zinsco panel. They are notorious for failures and burning up busses (as in the metal rails carrying power to the breakers).
Your best bet would be to have someone replace that panel with a new 200A main breaker panel.
Gosh, I remember replacing that blasted Zinsco panel in my own house. Even finding the big amperage beakers will probably be pricey. It certainly was annoying with those breakers fail (no fire in my case but the circuits with fritz off).
As Petey points out (and I'll just clarify) the top section breakers are not controlled by the 60A. This is how you can get 200A with the 60A "lighting main" below. There's a special dispensation for service disconnects (hokie) that allows this provided all the power in the house can be killed by moving only six handles. In your case (as near as I can see), you've got four tied-together breakers above the lighting main and the main for five. You could put another big circuit on the top section but frankly if I was going to add anything, I'd think about replacing the whole thing with something that's modern.
Getting new Zinsco breakers is getting pricey these days anyhow.
I made some of my neighbors happy when I put my old panel on the street and marked it "free breakers" .


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I have a favorite recipe that calls for this. I can use plain sweet corn, but it changes the taste of the soup. Grocery stores have reduced so much inventory this past year that I can no longer find shoepeg. Today, I spotted a bag of frozen white corn that looks just like the shoepeg I used to buy. Is it the same thing? Anyone grow this?
Not that I buy any canned veggies to speak of, but I was at a Kroger store the other day, and a can of Freshlike brand White Shoepeg corn caught my eye. I know Freshlike is Dean Foods, based I believe in Wisconsin, so I don't know if it's available in all areas of the country.
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donna. I know the area fairly well, used to stay in Kingsport, when I worked Gate City. loved to drive up route 23, and then head over the mountain to Jonesville on 58. always tried to spend a couple of hours at the Natural Tunnel. You might want to use the snap peas for spring rather than late fall. I only use the smooth seeded cultivars for late fall. Folks in Southwest Virginia, grew antique varieties long after they had lost favor in most of the country. I bet there are still quite a few folks growing Shoepeg/Country Gentleman. Howling Mob is in the same category, but I never knew anyone who grew it. At some of the craft shows, you might even find a cobbler who uses shoe pegs.


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DOD defines architecture as "the fundamental organization of a system embodied in its components, their relationship to each other and to the environment, and the principles guiding its design and evolution."
Unlike the old policy, which looked at a system in terms of the products involved, the new policy focuses on the data being managed and exchanged, Parmele said.
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DOD and industry need guidance for developing frameworks, said Arnold Rausch, senior management analyst at Eagan, McAllister Associates Inc. DOD has gone too long without a new policy, said Rausch, who worked on the new architecture framework before moving to the Dumfries, Va., professional services firm.
DOD has tried unsuccessfully twice since 1997 to update its existing architecture policy, Parmele said.
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During the past 18 months, the CIO office wrote the draft of Version 1.0, posted it online and responded to more than 550 comments from agencies and industry. The updated policy was due in August, but addressing the responses and the war on terrorism delayed its delivery, Parmele said.
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The Morning Show 4/11/14
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Does the Bundy Ranch in NV have something in common with WA pot growers?
Monday, April 14, 201404/14/2014
Morning News and Sports 4/14/14
In Morning News
With Joe Teehan, Crystal King and Mark Scholten
Sunday, April 13, 201404/13/2014
The Whatcom Report 4/13/14
Bill Gorman talks with Ivan Owen, a entreprenuer in residence at UW-Bothell, about his work in 3-D printing.
Saturday, April 12, 201404/12/2014
Community Connection part 2 4/12/14
Host Crystal King talks with Whatcom County business leaders from DeWildes Nursery, Feller Heating, Fullner Foods and more.
Saturday, April 12, 201404/12/2014
Community Connection part 1 4/12/14
Host Crystal King talks with Whatcom County business leaders from Barron Heating, the YMCA, Silver Reef Casino and more.