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What is up with the makers of this fertilizer? In 2 short years the price has jumped from around $16/large bag to $20. I have over 60 roses & just can't afford to use the product anymore. You can buy the ingredients dirt cheap at the feed store so I'm going to try that - mixing up my own. Shame on Espoma for getting so greedy.
Diane, out of curiosity, how much does a 20 pound bag of RoseTone cost where you are?
Actually no, there aren't locally made products (that I have found anyway), like RoseTone. I've taken to ordering Mills Magic Mix. Great stuff with free shipping right to my door.
Rosetone used to contain a good deal of synthetic fertilizer ingredients. Sometime in the past two years or so, it switched to a 100% organic formula and possibly this is the reason for the higher price. Are you sure you can get the new ingredients at your feed store?
Here is a link that might be useful: Rosetone label
Peggy, I called my local nursery (who is rather large and also is a landscaping company) and negotiated a rate with them. Never hurts to ask for their 'best price'. I also buy in bulk for the season, because I have 300 roses. I use the Plant Tone on everything...clematis, hyrangeas, etc.
"the price has jumped from around $16/large bag to $20"
We are frugal and have been making our own organic fertilizer forever. What we saw this spring was a doubling of ingredient costs from the Co-op. That you only had a price jump of 25% beats our nearly 50% rise.
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Hi All, and Happy Mother's Day!
I'm acting like a Queen for the Day and doing what I want to do. Hmmm... I do that everyday! Just another lazy Sunday. My son is still sleeping and my hubby is out doing a job he promised and I have the house to myself. Me and my projects. There's no wind today so I'm outside spray painting.
Anyway, I hope everyone can be Queen for the Day!
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Happy MD to everyone. Hope everyone was able to do what they wanted on our special day.
Here is a link that might be useful: My online Journal
Hope all you Moms had a good one yesterday! Spending all day in your ladybug pjs sounds like a great way to spend the holiay. :-)
Yesterday I posted on my blog a little mom-related thing I suspect many other daughter can relate to-- differing decorating taste of mom and daughter (Mom's was devoutly 70s Early American in harvest colors!), and how those things your mother adored but you might not have cared for still produce happy memories in retrospect. If anyone has a moment, I've posted the link below.
May the mother's day joy extend throughout your year.
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Oh my gosh, thrift shop romantic, I'm going to age myself here. In the 70's, my favorite color was avocado. My wing back couch and kitchen appliances were all in that yummy green. My carpet was gold shag and I loved it. When my couch was so worn out, I wanted to get a slipcover to hide all the holes. I was devastated when there was no avocado green available. So I finally bought a new couch that was mass produced in orange and brown floral.
Imagine how I felt when bell bottoms went out of style! And platform shoes! Tie dyed t-shirts!
I better stop while I'm ahead.
Debbie in Florida
Here is a link that might be useful: How I decorate now
Ah, Debbie, love your story-- and I absolutely and totally understand what you're saying! This is exactly what my poor mom went through when the styles changed. Mom's mantra was, "Don't you think harvest colors are cozy?"
Every room in the house was a harvest. :-) When the dishwasher died and my folks had to get a new one, they weren't making "coffee" colored appliances anymore. And so Mom had Dad spraypaint it coffee to match.
She was devoted. :-)
Thanks for sharing your 70s experience. I am currently having issues over the loss of the bellbottom resurgence of five years ago... Things are going back to straight legs and this does NOT work for me... I feel your pain.
Have a great day!
Here is a link that might be useful: My non-harvest-color decorating :-)


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Getting to throw handfuls of brightly colored powder at friends and foes seems too good to be true. Yes it's true! Simply Vedic Cultural Society invites all members of the public, from people with understanding of festival to ne'er-do-wells who simply get a kick out of chucking dyed flour at strangers to celebrate the festival of color.
The Festival of colors announces the passing of winter and arrival of spring. It welcomes the spring and celebrates the new energy of the season, festival that breathes joyful atmosphere of social merriment. People bury their hatchets with a warm embrace and throw their worries to the wind. Festival promotes friendship while offering an occasion to forgive and forget.
Throwing of colors with Rock/traditional music, Ethnic food, and shopping adds to this unique experience. We will supply bags of safe, non stain dry colors for a small donation of $ 2 each. For safety and health reasons, colors from outside are strictly prohibited.
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After only appearing in 5 games this season, the Indiana Pacers have announced that Danny Granger will undergo knee surgery and miss the remainder of the season/playoffs. According to the Indiana Pacers: The Indiana Pacers announced Thursday that forward Danny Granger will miss the remainder of the season to undergo surgery on his left knee. The decision was made after all conservative treatment options could not alleviate the soreness Granger encountered. After consultation between Granger, the Pacers' medical staff and Dr. James Andrews, surgery became the preferred option.
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Philodendron selloum has frost/rot damage
I was given this plant a few days ago, and would like to save it if possible. I'm not entirely sure what kind of plant it is, but I believe it is something like a philodendron selloum (bipinnatifidum?). The plant was left outside in the cold for too long and seems to have rotted in many places. After being brought inside, it looks like some parts survived. The tallest stem seems to be rotten below where the leaves are, and many of the aerial roots also seem to be rotten. The soil the plant is in is very wet, so I am not sure what to do.
Can I cut off the top of the plant with the aerial roots and try to get it to root? Should I split off the smaller plants on the bottom? What kind of a plant is this so I can do more research about it? Thank you for your help!
Hi Glen. I don't think you're Philo is selloum, but it could be a split-leaf..Foliage is too young/small to tell.
As Philo matures, leaves will split..'if it's split-leaf.'
One problem, your Philo wasn't getting enough light. Stems are frail, and leaves are pale and small.
Since soil is extremely wet, the first thing I'd do is get it out of that pot and discard soil. Does soil have an odor?
One reason dirt is drenched if from lack of sun.
Rotted roots should be trimmed off, repotted in fresh, fertile, well-draining soil.
After ridding soil and trimming roots, Philo might fit in its current pot. If roots barely fit, up a size, if there's more than 2" of space between medium and inner pot, either leave in same pot or downsize.
Philos leaves don't look frost-bitten unless you've removed them. Frost-bitten leaves turn gray/black, usually drop on their own.
After repotting, keep Philo in bright light, a semi-warm, semi-humid room.
Give a drink until water seeps from drainage hole/s.
Good luck...keep us posted on its progress... Toni
Thanks for the advice Toni! I'll get on repotting it ASAP. If I understand correctly, I should remove the rotted part of the stem too?
As for the frost-bitten leaves, my understanding is that the plant was left out in the cold last winter, and is now only bouncing back.
That looks a lot like the one people plant in the ground here which do grow back bigger each spring, probably a lot of them go untrimmed when partially rotted. I also think yours and these are P. bipinnatifidum. It will hopefully stop rotting since it's not freezing cold anymore. Must be the season for these, I talked this landscaping place out of one for half price Monday because it looks dead after a couple frosts. If it looked as good as yours, I'd post a pic. Of course they weren't sure of the species name. I trimmed all of the dead stuff, repotted, and brought inside. Good luck to us both!!
I was out of cinnamon, just plan to let it get really dry now and see how it does. Would there be any point to sprinkling the soil and watering it in whenever it does seem time to water this thing? Seems like probably a moot point by then...?
I was still talking about cinnamon. About sprinkling it on the soil after it dries out, before I water, so the water would kind of rinse it into the soil. Don't know if it would still do any good that way at that time. I haven't used it on plants much and don't know all of the timing of using it.
Purple..I see now.
I've never used cinnamon in soil.
Two years ago, the top/trunk of my Brighamia insignis rotted. I sawed off the rotted part, then sprinkled cinnamon over the entire cut..didn't water afterwards.
If a plant needs water and some rot, water first then sprinkle.
Like baking a ham, only using cloves..lol.
By any chance when you repot this plant, can you give me a small stem from your plant. I really want to grow one of these. You can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
This post was edited by simonbetta216 on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 21:34
Hey, Glen, how's the plant doing now? The one I mentioned getting at the end of Nov has finally grown a couple leaves, and has many more tiny ones starting to show up around the base. Don't know if it's exactly the same kind as yours, but seeing those leaves the past few days reminded me of this discussion, your similarly rescued plant. Hope it's showing similar signs of progress!


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The thing that keeps on happenning again and again along all this muslim cases being it burkas or poligamy is that there's nothing fair that can be done on the fact itself, because there's freedom on dressing or on matting or on living with, but the problem is in the underlying fact that use to be tyranic prevalence of muslim religion above everything else and specially above civil laws. The easy way to avoid it would be consider islam as a sect, and that would be maybe fair on rational terms because this religion aspires it seems to me ) to control in a very limitative way the lives of women, but also men. Not to speak of fanatics. Again the problem is that sect aspects would be also found in catholicism and other social groups highly tolerated because they are 'of our own'.
Maybe the best approach is to consider not what is done but if it to be freely changed. I say, there's a girl with veil at classroom, there's another with a miniskirt. Let's tell both to change tomorow the way they dress. If one of them or both cannot stop just one they to dressing like that, this girl lives in a mental prison and probably the social environent that enforces that way of dressin is a sect and must be firmly prosecuted. The same with living in poligamy or anything else. Ad not only for muslims but for any other kind of sect-like organisation.
Either we have a civilized rule of law in The West or we don't. I pretty much agree with everything Swedane had written here. I also agree with the French tackling the worst excesses of Islam head on.
If we allow Muslims to emigrate en masse and with it to legally practice any part of their Sharia law, we are letting in a Trojan Horse that will bring with it a future few wish to contemplate.
@ Swedane
Your calls for mass repatriation go way too far. If we simply halted new immigration, I think that the European and immigrant populations would eventually learn to live together peacefully.
Of course, polygamy and polyandry to be legal should be known by the the wife/husbane of the couple who wants to get another marriage, and be accepted by him/her in an official form (register)
Polygamy and polyandry are something natural than homosexual marriage, so if gay marriage is legal then polygamy also should be legal.
In fact, polygamy is just an answer to reality as a great part of married couples have, at the same time, other couples. So, the same way as The Economist supports legilising drugs because they are a reality and banning them causes crime, banning polygamy causes divorce and increases costs.
Thousands of marriages would have survived if polygamy was legal, as the husband or the wife have other lovers at the same time, something we all know. There is a lot of hyprocresy in this. Many people who really love their wifes or husbands leave them because they also love another person. Given the present system that is a shame so the natural answer is divorce, something which hurts children.
Another reason why polygamy will be on the rise is precisely children. Many people doesn´t have money for nannnies and precisely polygamy allows to raise children, cooking, working in an office etc, etc, at the same time.
Of course, legalizing polygamy and polyandry will be on the rise for the future.
let us disscuss this by logic as the answer of does islam allow the man to marry up to 4 women is ? yes , only if his first wife agreed among other many conditions like if his wife suffers cancer and he do need a wife as a moslem guy can not have a girlfriend it is not alllowed to have sex out of the marriage context
so the real question is why on earth a normal woman wd agree on this , do u think that the moslem woman does not have feelings and pride , my answer that she has as simply she is a human being, yet she suffers from wrong practice of the right the islam gave to men as simply they force her to accept especially if she doesnot work and has no sources for money he may also ignore her opinion and these practices are considered as sins in islam yet some men do it !!!!!!!!
as a MUSLIM GIL , i belive in what islam says , yet i see that the undervelopment status we suffer is the real reason our real wayout is to educate ppl offer them jobs and then give them the freedom to choose and im sure no one ll accept that her husband marry another woman - which is the condition put by islam inroder he can marry again- and by this we end all this when we have an educated working woman who can defend her rights and say" no i do not agree that u marry again !@
There is a huge difference between a wife and a mistress. In the western world having a mistress is not against the law, the bond of legal marriage is allowed between one man and one woman at a time. If that wasn't so there would be limitless consequences to society in general. So it's ludicrous even to say there is no difference. Whoever comes to France has to respect its laws, if a man wants to have more than one wife, he should stay in his country.
dragos27, there is a huge difference: the relationship between a man and his mistress (as per French/Western standards) is more likely to be consensual while in the case of multiple wives, we can't really tell whether if the women involved are there voluntarily.
Personally, I agree with polygamy as long as it is consensual.. The problem with this type of polygamous marriages is that we will never be able to assess how consensual they really are. Given the choice, would this women still choose to live in polygamy?
Danny Yee -
I am afraid your argument is just plain wrong. Christianity was established on the African continent several hundred years before the arrival of Islam.
Also, St Thomas evangelized on the the Indian sub-continent, soon after the Crucifixion of Jesus.
@ Swedane,
If you present yourself as an intellectual than you should note that blaming whole group of people, such as ethnicities or religious groups, is called bigotry.
I am a Muslim and I denounce that guy who lives on the welfare in Europe and probably dislikes the French as "infidels". As the article says even the Muslim body has denounced that guy.
Muslims are not monolithic. There are Turks, Kurds, Iranians, North Africans, Persian Gulf Arabs, Indonesians, Indian subcontinent, etc. How can you be against Muslim immigration per se?
There are millions of Muslims in Europe who obey the laws, work hard, raise children and contribute positively into the societies. We are the majority.
The marginal part live on welfare, promote radicalism and refuse to integrate.
The laws should be shaped so that such individuals are not allowed into Europe not based on their religious affiliation, but on their actions.
Nazis used your same arguments to exterminate Jews. See how many people recommended you. Nazis live!
I'm not against polygamy provide polyandry (i.e. the right for a woman to have several husbands) is allowed too. That would solve the trouble with both Mormons and Muslims. And why not polyamory marriages too, where several persons could marry each other irrespective of their sex? Of course, it'd be a bit complicated when people want to divorce (partly or as a whole?). But I'm quite sure the Supreme Court of the United States would be delighted to look at the issue. Let's be creative in the bedroom as much as in economics.
In the War of Civilisation, the Islamists have the demographic advantage stack up against the West. 1 man can have up to 4 official wives and still other Islamist teachings allow many more temporary wives.
May be the man in question is a superman. The Quranic conditions are very simple, under certain situation a man may have second, third or even fourth wife, but the man has to treat them equally is all aspects. Is it possible for anyone be a muslim or of any faith? There are always and everywhere people trying abuse leniency and here is an example. Shame on that man.
@San polo,
Now that you mentioned the Turks, how does Germany deal with potential polygamy among its Turkish Gastarbeiter population?
Political Correctness is an infringement of our freedom to express ourselves. It is an infringement that in many respects make sense. But as it grows as a phenomenon in both reach in our populace and in quantity of words and issues it tends to obstruct free speach in an ultimately sinister way and thus working against its own purpose. Basicly banning too many words makes it difficult to have comprehensive debates about issues that are obviously thorny and it tends to be used as a substitute for actually dealing with the material aspects of the issues. However, the opposition to Political Correctness does not mean that xenophobic, fascist or racist views are perfectly valid.
Are those of you calling for Europe to expel all its Muslims prepared to grant European residency to every Christian in sub-Saharan Africa and South/Southeast Asia in exchange? (Christianity is no more "native" there than Islam is in Europe.)
I didn't think so. Which exposes the fundamental racism in your stance.
Hmm an interesting discussion. Some of these go right into the heart of Islamic values. As a Muslim who grew up in a democratic, plural and spiritual society , India, I believe I have an opinion here.
Polygamy is an Arabic/African custom and all Islam does is protect or accord equal rights to the 'other' women. To me, Islam correctly identifies that old customs die hard. The idea is not to encourage polygamy but bring the other women and children under legal protection with a lot of caveats and with a view to discourage it under normal circumstances.
We had a similar discussion in India recently. Polygamy ( well lets call it mistresses ) is a prevailing custom in rural India in a number of religions. People were stunned when the numbers were discussed from the last available census data ( 1961 when this question was last asked), polygamous Muslims were only in 5th place ( at ~ 5%) , which was even below the dominant Hindu percentage ( no offense here ). India with over 100 M Muslims is truly representative of Muslim behavior and it is clear that although Muslims are discredited with Polygamy because of official sanction, it is not a popular option. It is another story that certain section of Muslims do misuse that. In India, Muslims are by law allowed ( but not encouraged) to have multiple wives and are legally protected. The same is not true for unfortunate mistresses from other religions. So before you go ahead and bash a concept, take some time out and think through ....
I see a lot of comment in this forum that Muslim immigrants into Europe dont assimilate and dont take up European values. This smacks of patronization. Do you all mean to say that, perhaps Muslims migrating to Europe should take up , well er Christian values? I suppose that is the gist of that argument.
Being a former migrant to US for a while, I can vouch that a lot of Asian people DO NOT , well err ASSIMILATE , into the US culture either, irrespective of their religious affiliation. Nobody accuses such immigrants of non assimilation. Europe truly lacks the will for multi culturalism
I have to assume that this is a reluctance to accept a culture which is different from ones own. That is a thinly veiled racism or something similarly sinister.
The notion of allowing multiple wives to gang up on one man, and require that he support them and be responsible for making them happy and such, seems utterly wrong. Society allowing one woman to put all of this responsibility upon a man is cruel enough. No matter what these men's religion would require of them, France should help these men become free of the shackles of these multiple obligations to multiple women. France can free Muslim women of the burqa, Muslim children of the headscarf, and Muslim men of the obligations of caring for multiple wives -- let these men be free!
Meanwhile, Frenchmen should only have to pay the expenses of their first and primary mistress. It is absurd to expect a French politician or executive to be financially responsible for several mistresses at once. Even if his libido can handle them, surely his purse cannot. Frenchmen should be afforded state aid to their 2nd and further mistresses. It is only fair. Otherwise, French women will be forced to consort with men of lower standing, or men not of their choosing. Neither prospect seems very appealing. Mistresses should have the right to choose -- and mere economics should not be allowed to limit the free choices of French mistresses. It's only fair.
If a Frenchman's libido can support six mistresses, the state should clearly allow his libido to flourish freely, and not allow such base limitations as "money" to get in the way of a Frenchman's free expression, or a woman's right to choose which man she is to be kept by. In fact, innovations afoot in French corporate governance will surely yield the financial resources needed to help make this happen.
In particular, one would expect that with France soon requiring forty percent of their corporate board seats to be occupied by women, and the additional profits which will surely gush to the bottom lines of French companies through this brilliant government-mandated innovation in corporate governance, France's tax coffers will be soon overflowing with surplus, and she will easily be able to afford to subsidize Frenchmen's secondary, tertiary and further mistresses!
And with Muslim men in France finally being freed of the shackles of supporting multiple wives, this mistress-surplus would be arriving none too soon, as surely many of these newly freed, former secondary, tertiary, etc., Muslim multi-wives, will be looking to sign on as a mistress to some well-subsidized Frenchman. Unless of course these former "extra" Muslim wives decide instead to take a cushy job on the board of some large French company. This is obviously all going to work out just fine.
God help France. Or maybe Muhammad can save them. Surely the French have lost the ability to save themselves.
The French are such playa haters.
Remember the context :A woman was arrested and FINED for driving while wearing a hiqab. Some suspected a profiling problem or discrimination against a muslim woman. She hired an lawyer to defend her civil rights in the wake of the new law being passed. The government response was to create a request to have her husband deported suggesting to investigate polygamy or fraud on assistance
(based on a false assumptions/profiling/ hate mongering). now, on the economist, people are debating polygamy instead of a government's right to forbid religious freedom and a woman being persecuted for driving. The tactic of getting one portion of the population to hate another to help the people stop looking at what's wrong with their leadership has worked since the second world war whenever we face economic burdens. A flock of sheep will jump to their own death if the leader goes over the cliff. Have we still the necessity to become smarter than sheep? think.of. history. Why are some French forgetting we colonialized algerians and took from them? My father was born french in Oran, Algeria. he lost everything familiar to the liberation. he's is angry. does this mean Algerians had no right to have their own country? do we owe nothing after generations of occupation? La roue tourne. the issue is the arrest fine, and subsequuent actions, no?
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There are times in life when you have to put your hands up to being in the minority, especially when you're in the business of putting your opinions out there in the market for all to see. As a lifelong holder of minority opinions, this is not new to me.
So effusive was the disagreement with my first blog in this series, that arrived from all corners of our growing community here, that I feel compelled to present the opposite view. I will wipe the spit and fumes from my face and in all probability convince myself that I was actually wrong in the first place. The source of our disagreement all comes down to this question:
How long should you take making decisions about people?
Last time round, I advocated taking an approach to interviewing that actively sought to avoid a hasty judgment. Bide your time I said. Make sure your first impression doesn't reinforce itself in an unhelpful way, asking easy questions of the person you like, or tough questions of the person you're not so sure about, I said. Give them the whole time you've allotted to present an overall impression, I said.
Balls. You said.
Almost all the feedback I received, including one rather irate phone call, told me I was talking out of my hat. (And they didn't say hat either.)
Prevailing wisdom it seems tends massively toward the opposite view, which in the spirit of seasonal democracy, I present to you now. Had this been one of my original blogs on interviewing mistakes I should probably have called it: 'Trust your primary response, you will make the same decision eventually anyway.'
Some of my many dissenters on the subject refer to rapid cognition, often in reference to Malcolm Gladwell's hugely successful book 'Blink', which explores what happens in our brains in the first two seconds that we encounter a given situation - a job interview being a perfectly good example.
Most of the feedback was less scientific, it just argued the case for calling it early and not wasting time over analyzing something if you know you're going to do it anyway. The point that stuck in my mind was the Managing Director of a well known oil field services company who told me that while you can change decisions, or walk back mistakes, you can never have back the time it took you to make the decision in the first place. His point was simply that mistakes are so common place in all areas of life, human interaction being based almost exclusively on the actual experience that comes after the fact, that you are as well to make a very quick decision and then be prepared to be equally quick to reverse or adapt it if it turns out to be the wrong one.
To use the example he used, you can navel-gaze over what vacation destination is right for you, you can research it all day long, but you simply aren't going to know if it's right for you until you get there. Rather than endlessly debating whether or not you're making the right decision, you'd be better served ensuring you're in a position to act quickly if you find you've made the wrong decision and correct it. Over time, he argued, you'll find that you enjoyed 95% of your vacations and not 5%, and that the time you spent second guessing your original thought 'I feel like skiing, let's go to Colorado', was entirely wasted. If Colorado turns out to be too 'this' or too 'that', it was always going to be anyway. Have an escape plan to the place you've always liked in Napa Valley, and don't ever go back.
A surprising number of people wanted to talk about intuition. This honestly alarms me; sufficed to say that I believe that what people describe as their ability to intrinsically know things with no basis is simply a combination of subconscious sound judgment based on experience, combined with mathematical probabilities and our wonderful human ability to ignore all the facts that don't suit our narrative. I always trust my intuition. I've always been able to know what's right for me. Really? You've been divorced twice, so you might want to put your skills to better use.
Overall, I might even be convinced. There is so much to be said for being decisive, but accepting fallibility. We have a huge amount of experience that we can call upon, whether we realize it or not. Our brains do this for us at speeds we cannot comprehend.
I have heard it suggested that the phenomenon of our lives flashing before our lives as we drown is nothing more than our brains scanning for anything useful it can find from previous experience that might help it escape the danger it is in.
Ultimately, the world is faster than the mind and we will see ourselves pushed and pulled by the decisions we make no matter how smart we are and how convinced we are that we are right. Perhaps it's time to realize that we may need to jump quickly, and then be ready to jump again.
So in the spirit of quick resolutions, here's the final Top 5 mistakes made in the interview process from all sides - you can believe me or not, argue or not (I hope you do) and offer, as always - any other ideas:
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Solgenia will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY, and the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Solgenia is the global market leader in Cloud Collaboration and Cloud Infrastructure software solutions. Designed to "Bridge the Gap" between Personal and Professional Social, Mobile and Cloud user experiences, our solutions help large and medium-sized organizations dr...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Liaison Technologies, a leading provider of data management and integration cloud services and solutions, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Liaison Technologies is a recognized market leader in providing cloud-enabled data integration and data management solutions to break down complex information barriers, enabling enterprises to make smarter decisions, faster.
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@ThingsExpo has been named the Top 5 Most Influential M2M Brand by Onalytica in the 'Machine to Machine: Top 100 Influencers and Brands.' Onalytica analyzed the online debate on M2M by looking at over 85,000 tweets to provide the most influential individuals and brands that drive the discussion. According to Onalytica the "analysis showed a very engaged community with a lot of interactive tweets. The M2M discussion seems to be more fragmented and driven by some of the major brands present in the M2M space. This really allows some room for influential individuals to create more high value inter...
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After making a doctor's appointment via your mobile device, you receive a calendar invite. The day of your appointment, you get a reminder with the doctor's location and contact information. As you enter the doctor's exam room, the medical team is equipped with the latest tablet containing your medical history – he or she makes real time updates to your medical file. At the end of your visit, you receive an electronic prescription to your preferred pharmacy and can schedule your next appointment.
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The world's leading Cloud event, Cloud Expo has launched Microservices Journal on the SYS-CON.com portal, featuring over 19,000 original articles, news stories, features, and blog entries. DevOps Journal is focused on this critical enterprise IT topic in the world of cloud computing. Microservices Journal offers top articles, news stories, and blog posts from the world's well-known experts and guarantees better exposure for its authors than any other publication. Follow new article posts on Twitter at @MicroservicesE
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The list of 'new paradigm' technologies that now surrounds us appears to be at an all time high. From cloud computing and Big Data analytics to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and the Internet of Things (IoT), today we have to deal with what the industry likes to call 'paradigm shifts' at every level of IT. This is disruption; of course, we understand that – change is almost always disruptive.
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SYS-CON Events announced today the IoT Bootcamp – Jumpstart Your IoT Strategy, being held June 9–10, 2015, in conjunction with 16th Cloud Expo and Internet of @ThingsExpo at the Javits Center in New York City. This is your chance to jumpstart your IoT strategy. Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the IoT Bootcamp is not just based on presentations but includes hands-on demos and walkthroughs. We will introduce you to a variety of Do-It-Yourself IoT platforms including Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Spark and Intel Edison. You will also get an overview of cloud technologies s...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that SafeLogic has been named "Bag Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo® New York, which will take place June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. SafeLogic provides security products for applications in mobile and server/appliance environments. SafeLogic's flagship product CryptoComply is a FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic engine designed to secure data on servers, workstations, appliances, mobile devices, and in the Cloud.
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SOA Software has changed its name to Akana. With roots in Web Services and SOA Governance, Akana has established itself as a leader in API Management and is expanding into cloud integration as an alternative to the traditional heavyweight enterprise service bus (ESB). The company recently announced that it achieved more than 90% year-over-year growth. As Akana, the company now addresses the evolution and diversification of SOA, unifying security, management, and DevOps across SOA, APIs, microservices, and more.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Akana, formerly SOA Software, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo® New York, which will take place June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Akana's comprehensive suite of API Management, API Security, Integrated SOA Governance, and Cloud Integration solutions helps businesses accelerate digital transformation by securely extending their reach across multiple channels – mobile, cloud and Internet of Things. Akana enables enterprises to share data as APIs, connect and integrate applications, drive part...
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Cloud is not a commodity. And no matter what you call it, computing doesn't come out of the sky. It comes from physical hardware inside brick and mortar facilities connected by hundreds of miles of networking cable. And no two clouds are built the same way. SoftLayer gives you the highest performing cloud infrastructure available. One platform that takes data centers around the world that are full of the widest range of cloud computing options, and then integrates and automates everything. Join SoftLayer on June 9 at 16th Cloud Expo to learn about IBM Cloud's SoftLayer platform, explore se...
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Whitewater Derby
Organizers of the 37th Annual Whitewater Derby have cleared the Anthony Kill and are now watching how high the rapids rise for Sunday's races. Steady rain the last few days has brought the stream that moves from Stillwater to more than three-feet, which is pretty high for the 4.5-mile canoe and kayak race, but still […] [Read More]
From Mechanicville to the Oscars
Park 19 Cookies of Saratoga are supplying their original Cinnamon Bun Cookies to Oscars-bound celebrities staying overnight at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles. The brown sugar, cinnamon, pecan, and frosted treats, along with other food and non-food swag, will be featured in gift baskets that celebrities will receive during their stay at the […] [Read More]
Soldier's funeral
Staff Sgt. Amy Tirador's body will ride through Saratoga County Tuesday before reaching her final resting place in the Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery. Tirador, a 29-year-old Arabic-speaking interrogator and interpreter, died on a U.S. military base in eastern Iraq on Nov. 4 in a "non-combat-related incident" that the Army still is investigating. Her mother, […] [Read More]
Penthouses….in Mechanicville?
Saratoga Springs resident William McNeary IV will unveil a huge economic development project in the city of Mechanicville on Thursday. The plan calls for remaking the city's Hudson River waterfront with almost 300,000-square-feet of new residential/retail construction to serve the thousands of workers expected at and around the $4.6 billion Foundry Company computer chip plant […] [Read More]
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Category Archives: Ottawa Senators
2015 Trade Deadline Winners and Losers
As it comes with every NHL season, the trade deadline leads to mass quantities of rumors, speculation, and the occasional false report. This year, many felt it would be a quiet deadline with the amount of activity teams were involved in before March 2nd. But that was anything but the case, and there was a flurry of activity right until the 3 PM deadline. Some teams made moves for the present, others for the future, but regardless there were winners and losers on both sides. (more…)
Ottawa Senators' Early Season Recap
The Ottawa Senators have been on a tear as of late, opening their season 4-0-1. They're on a four-game winning streak after losing their first road game on Oct. 9 to the Nashville Predators. (more…)
Who should be the next captain of the Ottawa Senators?
It seems like it's going to be a new era for the Ottawa Senators with so many veteran players gone. Hopefully the new era comes with a Stanley Cup. First it was Dany Heatley who requested a trade back in 2009 because he wasn't getting enough playing time under young coach Cory Clouston. He frustrated fans of both the Senators and the Edmonton Oilers when he wouldn't simply waive his no trade clause. Instead he wanted to go to the San Jose Sharks, which cost the Senators $4.5 million to get rid of the no trade clause. (more…)
Roberts 2014-15 NHL Predictions
As the 2014-15 season creeps near us it's time to take a look at the teams around the league and predict where they may finish.
The Kings Survive A Solid Road Trip, Carcillo Producing
The Los Angeles Kings come out in victorious fashion as they end a horrible four-game road trip through the southwest. Hockey in the southwest…insert jokes here. And before you go on about LA having a hockey team, remember this! The Kings were a part of the 1967 expansion double the league from the Original Six. With that being said, LA comes out of the south with a 3-1-0 record. (more…)
Three Games In And The LA Kings Need To Shake Up The Roster
The first three games of the Los Angeles Kings are in the books and seeing that they are 1-2-0, things may be shook up sooner than later. Aside from some shuffling of the lines, we have seen this basic depth chart (now with goal totals!): (more…)
The LA Kings Start Their Season…Now!
The Los Angeles Kings may start their season two days after some other NHL teams, but I prefer to think about it as some NHL teams jumped the gun on starting the season before the Kings opening night. It is here ladies and gentlemen of the Nation of Kings. The new hockey season has begun! (more…)


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What makes some plants more resistant to cold?
I'm curious, last night the temperature dipped to 8C (46F) and my Phalanopsis (orchid) was damaged by the cold temps while a Odontioda sitting beside it did not seem to be affected. The Phal was very healthy while the Odontioda was potted the day before having survived a 7 day trip (bare root wrapped in sphag) and the root structure was less than 2" (root rot I suspect). They are both considered a cool grower (ie need cool nights). I would have thought that the Phal with a fleshy leaf would have fared better than a thin leaf. This has brought the question what makes some plants more resistant to cold temperature then others?
Hi allotrope,
First, I've never heard a Phal liking "cool" temperatures.. the coolest they may take might be around 15-16C!
What does caracterizes resistance to cold among plants is mostly their genetic make-up. Mostly/greatly it's their composition in lipid fatty acids and to what extent these FA chains are unsaturated. (Sorry here I go, there's no stopping me!). Plants regulate their membrane FA composition in concordance to temperatures (and also CO2 levels, water availability, etc.) ; the higher the temperature, the higher degree of saturation and inversely the lower the temps and the higher the degree of unsaturation.
Many plants can resist the cold if the drop in temperature has occured gradully (ie if they have time to change membrane FAs). To be able to desaturate (ie to make unsatared) FAs you need special enzymes called FA desaturases. There are different kinds of these enzymes. Those plants who can not resist the cold (by cold I mean above 0 temperatures and not for long periods, just a couple of days) perhaps lack these enzymes or cannot produce the unsaturated FAs in time and therefore cannot respond to the cold stress.
The above mentionned is the major reason of cold tolerance in plants (again by cold I mean above 0 temps and for a short period of time). Other factors I see might be different enzymes that are not functional at those temps, etc.
My Phals are regularly sujected to cool weather.The only time they get any protection is when the temps fall below 0
Or there is a high probability of frost. This is the only way I've found to get them o flower regularly. It's interesting that some plants show cold damage immediately
while others can take weeks .
One of the most cold sensitive lants I've found is Episia. They will curl below 50F!! 40's are fatal.
I have several understory palms that I'm not sure of
so I always keep them above 50.One,Kerriodoxa elegans took
28 for over 3 hours and didn't even slow it's growth.
I frequently find that tropicals that are exposed to cool weather often grow much better on a year around basis than those that have temps maintained. I find this particularly true of orchids and palms in general.
Can't tell you why but have found this frequently true.
Of course anything below freezing must be avoided.
Thanks Nazanine, your explanation seems to stir a vague recollection of this from my uni days. As far as Phal's defined as cool grower's, well it's what I found in some culture sheets. I'm no orchid expert (less than a year) but most seem to agree (Gary included ;o) that Phals need cool nights in order to bloom properly, and this requirement seems to be the definition for a cool grower. Most disagree as to the minimum temps but I've read that many in my zone put them outside during the summer, where low 10's is not unheard of in August.
:O 10 degrees!! if I even *mention* this to my Phals they,ll drop dead!!Theyre used to their 18C minima and 25 and plus in the day!
Here's a funny story, actually 2. Thats when I was still in Canada. Once I found a coleus in spring that I had planted the previous summer. The roots had survived the cold winter and it showed up in spring!
I also planted and lost track of some Sprekelia bulbs (S. Africa). Well they were out and blooming this spring! I find that there are lots of tropicals that can take the cold. The Sprekelia survived the winter where we had 6 ft frozen ground. Pretty cool isn't it!
The survival rate of sensitive roots/tubers plants shoot up significantly if there is a deep layer of snow that covers the mulch. It was onced explained to me that the snow has two functions, protects the soil from drying out (dry winter winds will suck the moisture out of the soil) and acts as insulation. If the snow covers a good layer of mulch, it will allow the mulch to sustain a high enough temperature to promote decomposition which in turns generates heat. If the snow isn't deep enough the temp is too low for effective decomposition and the ground freezes solid.
That said it doesn't explain why some plants survive freezing while others turn to mush. I suspect that the answer is similar to why some plants withstands cold temps better then others. If I recall some of them uses ethylene (gas) and glycol as antifreeze (no sure tho').
i thought is was also the % of salt in the cytoplasm and the cell wall structure?
as well as the enzyme thingie.
as a side note to that, i remember in college (15+ years ago) that my bact. prof was so excited cuz he had just come back from a collection @ yellowstone. he had these super heated bacteria that he was gonna look into enzyme function at these extreme temps.


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Peavey Xport USB Guitar Interface
Recording audio from your digital or analog source to your computer is getting simpler these days, and it may require little more than the use of basic recording software. This is especially easy for DJs and controllerists – but guitarists have to take a little extra caution when adjusting levels to get the perfect recording.
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Golden State Warriors (8-6) at New Orleans Pelicans (6-7), 8 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Golden State Warriors will try to put an end to a
three-game losing streak Tuesday night when they kick off a road trip in New
The Warriors fell to the Memphis Grizzlies, Los Angeles Lakers and Portland
Trail Blazers during this slide with the Memphis loss and Portland loss at
After Tuesday's tilt with the Pelicans, Golden State will visit Dallas,
Oklahoma City and Sacramento.
The Warriors will play Tuesday's game short-handed. Andre Iguodala is out
indefinitely with a left hamstring strain and center Andrew Bogut has been
suspended one game for his involvement in a fight against the Blazers on
"I'm not happy with it, but you've got to accept it and move on," head coach
Mark Jackson said of the suspension. "We've got to have guys step up and be
ready to play."
Jackson indicated that Jermaine O'Neal, who has been sidelined with a bruised
right knee and a groin strain, practiced and could play if he's pain free.
O'Neal will be a game-time decision.
The Pelicans had a three-game winning streak crash to an end on Monday night
with a 112-93 setback in San Antonio to the Spurs. New Orleans was down 17 at
the half in a pretty forgettable performance.
The Pelicans shot 38 percent from the field and missed 31 attempts in the
paint. New Orleans, which trailed by 26 after three quarters, also shot 13
percent from behind the 3-point line.
"We got some wide-open shots, but we just didn't knock them down. It happens,"
said guard Jrue Holiday. "Sometimes you go in there and it's not falling, even
at the rim. I know I had a point-blank one at the end of the first half that I
should've (converted). Sometimes it happens."
Ryan Anderson led the Pelicans with 17 points. Holiday and Tyreke Evans both
scored 12 points and Anthony Davis and Austin Rivers chipped in 10 points
After Tuesday's contest, the Pelicans head north to meet Philadelphia, New
York and Chicago.
The Warriors swept all four meetings last season.
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