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The new way of doing things is called a log splitter. You can get one pretty cheap now (especially if you can do with electric), and while it doesn't have that same rustic appeal, it works really damn well. Personally splitting and stacking was my chore as a kid (I'd guess I've split at least 60 cord in my lifetime), and I'm not planning to ever split a log by hand again.
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SUNW has had positive operating profits forever. Although they might have lost a few pennies per share, operating income is positive. ASCL has both losses and negative operating income, so how could P(I)G be doing better. In fact, ASCL has lost over half of its cash position in less than a year. SUNW still maintains 905% of its cash position when compared to a year ago. Bottom line: P(I)G has done a miserable job and will be terminated long before anyone calls for McNealy's head. In fact, if he's lucky, maybe P(I)G could get a job at SUNW cleaning restrooms after he bankrupts ASCL.I predict that event happens after the first quarter of next year.
Want to place a bet on that prediction IG? Put your money where your big mouth is? I doubt it, but if so, count me in... Heck, I'll give you odds...Bottom line for you and I... Last year, on Nov. 7th, SUNW was at $12.59, ASCL was at $3.80. Today, exactly 1 year later, SUNW closed at $3.40, ASCL closed at $2.73.For your math-impaired brain, that means SUNW has lost 73% of it's shareholder value while ASCL has lost 28% of it's value.At the same time, the Nasdaq has gone from 1838 down to 1377, which is a 25% loss.Meaning, if 1 year ago you had $10,000 to invest in Scott McNealy and his 'performance' or Peter Gyenes, you would only have $2700 left with SUNW, and you'd have $7200 left with ASCL.Geesh, let's see, by my measurements, I still don't see how McNealy has done better by the stockholders. He's lost you $4500 more for every $10,000 you invested with him...From a pure stockholder performance perspective, McNealy is right there amongst the biggest losers around. Gyenes is holding right around the Nasdaq average...Finally, I'd LOVE to see your support for SUNW maintaining "905%" of its cash position from a year ago. A year ago, they had $2million in cash and equivalents + short term investments. Please explain how they now currently have "905%" more


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I Have Created a Simple Contact Form... That submits the information to me When i click on the send button
Here is the Problem that i have the code runs alright on the local server. But it does not run on a live server(Godaddy server) It Gives Exception
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Imports System.IO
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Partial Class Contact_Form_Demo
Inherits System.Web.UI.UserControl
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim fileName As String = Server.MapPath("~/App_Data/ContactForm.txt")
Dim mailBody As String = File.ReadAllText(fileName)
mailBody = mailBody.Replace("##Name##", TextBox1.Text)
mailBody = mailBody.Replace("##Email##", TextBox2.Text)
mailBody = mailBody.Replace("##HomePhone##", TextBox3.Text)
mailBody = mailBody.Replace("##BusinessPhone##", TextBox4.Text)
mailBody = mailBody.Replace("##Comments##", TextBox5.Text)
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mymessage.From = New MailAddress("Email Here", "Tuhin Bhatt")
mymessage.To.Add(New MailAddress("My Email Here", "Tuhin Bhatt"))
Dim mysmtpclient As SmtpClient = New SmtpClient()
End Sub
End Class
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Fragrant flowering perennial vine, light shade for arbor
I am looking for a flowering & fragrant perennial vine to cover my arbor both in width & height:
The dimensions are: 19" width x 100" (approx. 8Â) height.
It receives approximately 3 hours of direction sun. The rest is bright/dappled shade.
Zone 5, Montreal Canada.
I would like it to spread the entire width and height.
IÂve been doing a lot of research but when it comes to the fragrance, the reports are conflicting.
IÂd appreciate any suggestion.
At the sunny side of my arbor, IÂve planted a new dawn, rose, which is supposed to be an aggressive grower. ItÂs it first year, so I am not expecting much.
I don't find New Dawn particularly fragrant. There's a vase of them on the table in front of me and I can't smell them at all. You could fill in with sweet peas until the rose grows up. I have a vase of them here too and they definitley have a scent.
New Dawn here is sweetly fragrant - it's a light scent but very pleasant. ND however, while pretty and we really like it, is VERY thorny and VERY vigorous. After ours finishes its main bloom flush in a couple of weeks, we're going to remove it and replace it with a combination of honeysuckle and clematises. Have you considered using some of the scented, vigorous clematises like Sweet Autumn or Snow in Summer (a.k.a Paul Farges)? Both of those do quite well in part shade for me but you might want to use honeysuckle if the light is limited. Actually, if there's only 3 hours of direct sun, the rose will not be too happy.
Hi Flora & Woodyoak,
Thank you for your comments & suggestions.
It helps me to plan correctly for next year.
This year, we planted a morning glory. ItÂs blue flowers compensate for its lack of fragrance. It has reached the top of the arbor. At the sunny side of the arbor where the New Dawn is, my wife had the brilliant idea of fixing small pots of cascading geranium (Pelargoniums), which gives the impression of a climbing rose!
Our New Dawn is slightly fragrant. I planted it because of itÂs blush rose color and itÂs vigor. No one has been attacked by the thorns yet! My ideal rose would have been Zephirine drouhin, but for some reason ours, refuses to flower.
I like the idea of sweet peas. I am going to give it a try next year.
I am not sure of sweet autumn clematis on the arbor. It would be smothered! I thought they were best to cover fences. I dismissed Rubromarginata for the same reason. I thought of Betty Corning but it seems to be slightly fragrant.
I am not sure of honeysuckles. I have an orange one, but the flowering season is short (4 days) and sparse. I might be convinced if you know of any with a reasonable flowering time and disease resistant My nursery has John Clayton, Goldflame and Major Wheeler. What do you recommend?
lilyfinch - ND blooms elmost all of June and into the first week or so of July, and then does a bit of reblooming if you deadhead. This is the arbour and swag that will be cleared of the ND and planted with clematises:
I had been planning on maybe planting honeysuckle on the arbour and swag too but I think I'll stick to just clematis. I love the Jackmani Superba that is on the front of the arbour now:
'Harlequin' hneysuckle is a nice one, but grows best on something like a chainlink fence because it needs to be tied in. I'm not sure if mine is unusual or not but it doesn't twine around things. This year I've noticed some stems that do but the variegation on them is different. I'm wondering if they are reversions to some parent. While the bloom period isn't very long, the variegated leaves add nice interest:
Woody oak, thank you so much for the info! I adore that picture of your arbor! I have an arbor myself but cannot decide what to do with it. I dont have luck with my clems getting very large, and roses i love but if they defoliate or get bad diseases i dont have the patience to keep after them. But i was considering new dawn..how romantic! And your arbor will be lovely with the clematis as well. You must have stunning gardens!
lilyfinch - the secret to getting that clematis so big is that it is a group 3 that has not been hard pruned in 7 years! I frequently do not hard prune group 3s because I find they have a much better display of flowers if you don't prune them. The bottoms can be a bit bare at times but that's easy to hide by planting or putting something in front to hide the bare stems. In this picture, the clematises on the side have not been pruned down hard in 4 years. The ones on the copper pipe fence get pruned - by accident - by the dogs bouncing around when watching people through the fence.
Good luck would transplanting it!
I transplanted mine this spring, which I'd bought last year. For a one year old plant it had major roots. It took me sometime to just dig it out! Yours should be something.
By the way do you ever protect the base during winter or you do nothing?
Does it have a lot of die back?
true-blue - we didn't transplant the New Dawn somewhere else. We dug up the one on the south side and disposed of it. The one on the house side we gave a bit of a reprive and just hacked it back to a couple of canes that go around the corner and into the mockorange under the kitchen window. We will remove all other canes that appear. I have never given New Dawn winter protection. But the arbour is in a fairly sheltered spot - south side of the house. One mild winter a few years ago, one of the New Dawns actually had a flowerbud in January! It was too high up to try to cut it off and bring it indoors so it got killed in the next snowstorm... But I'd have to say it's a pretty tough plant!


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What I am thinking is that this feller is referencing the muslim lesbian kabal; the Mussbians. Them Mussbians, folks have said over and over, are running things in many of the troubled lands and that is their avowed purpose, they say. Please be safe and keep away from them, we are christians..the one true religion, and all others are the sons and daughters of Satans Imp, and so are not to be trusted. How you came to their attention escapes me, but do NOT accept their offers, seductions or bribes of spirit. Stay Strong and pray with us to bring all the non-believers to their knees and make them see the errors before the end times come roaring in.<quoted text>
Don Buker, I do not know who the leasbitan cabal is but if they are behind this my husband and we will find out. Keep in mind Psalm 37:20 The wicked will perish; the enemies of the Lord are like the glory of the pastures; they vanish - like smoke they vanish away. God has given me a voice and an ability to speak for Him and I will march forward to deliver His Word to the uneducated masses. All others who should follow in the footsteps of other religions other than the true religion of Christianity are the products of Satan and will find hell as a reward for their failure to follow the right path.
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Nope not mine...moron. the bigoted twirl is all yours. I'm not lying about sh*t. You are trying to repress people. You discount and attack meaningful relationships, reducing them to only sex. You're an ignorant pig and I'll attack you're arrogant bullsh*t every chance I get..Smirk from my a$$crack you bigoted son of a b*tch.
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All his posts are simply dopey troll attacks. And what really puts the icing on the fruitcake is that he accuses everyone else of it.
That's why I like these silly jackasses.
#214641 Sep 6, 2013
You blew your dad? Whoa! Damn right I won't even try. Don't worry!
#214642 Sep 6, 2013
It's OK to judge others when woodtick does it.
#214643 Sep 6, 2013
High Five!
#214644 Sep 6, 2013
Yeah sure it is. On the internet. Too funny! Mine's 20" on the internet.
#214645 Sep 6, 2013
What a childish fool you are.
#214646 Sep 6, 2013
It means I have properly chastised him for his attempt to spin it that anal sex is more common among heterosexuals than homosexuals.
He has been corrected. So he revised it and now says "Yeah but straight people do it too!!" With little foot stomps.
#214647 Sep 6, 2013
Godwin's Law. An internet adage. You lose. Go home. Or stay for more good times! You're it.
#214648 Sep 6, 2013
YUK!YUK!YUK! WOOO~HOOO! Ride huh cowgirl!
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#214649 Sep 6, 2013
well, Francis is back, so all logical discussion just died...
#214650 Sep 6, 2013
Just put a lid on it, JackO..
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It all started when someone tried to spin it that anal sex was more common among heterosexuals than homosexuals and then when I corrected him all the fruitloops got mad and went into hissyfits and even more spin.
Check that sentence for grammar. Run on? I think it's OK, a bit awkward but correct.
#214652 Sep 6, 2013
Oh the irony.
#214653 Sep 6, 2013
More irony! Love it.
#214654 Sep 6, 2013
Irony! Irony! Irony!
That's why I like you silly jackasses.
#214655 Sep 6, 2013
Nice! Screw that silly tolerance and diversity schtick right? Hell yeah. Get it all out fruitloops. Frankie's listening.
#214657 Sep 6, 2013
Big D just had to add his irrelevant and dopey two cents. He couldn't help it. I'm like that too, except mine's not as dumb.
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LOL no kidding Huh wants to get into an argument on the internet on size. LOL
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I lived in Maine for a couple of years in the 80s and whenever possible I made the 90-minute drive to the small town of Liberty. Except for a post office and antique shop, the tool store was about the only thing in town. The town may have changed some since then but the store is still there.
What I liked about it was the incredible selection of old tools – some antique, others not, but all ready to be used some more. You'd open a draw and it would be filled with chisels, machinist's rules, or some kind of tool you had never seen before.
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Peat Moss and Acidity
There have been several postings about Peat Moss being "very acidic", and much of the information being posted is by people regurgitating bad information on the Internet - it is clear they are doing that because they often use the same wording.
Peat Moss is somewhat acidic if you test it right out of the bag, but the acidity comes from tannic and humic acids, which are weak acids that easily bind with other items in the soil. While all organic material will go through an acidic phase while decomposing, it does not mean that they are long-term contributors to overall soil acidity.
Look at two groups of people that attempt to use peat moss for generating acidity and you'll see it doesn't work. Blueberry growers find that they must resort to Sulfur to generate a measurable drop in pH, and large-scale aquarium owners that want to imitate the conditions of tropical rivers (I'm one of them) find it doesn't work to generate acidity.
Just like the "pine needles are acidic" old-wives-tale, this is an "everyone knows" item that doesn't hold up in the real world and real testing. The folks that google stuff instead of writing about real testing that they have done do a disservice to others by repeating incorrect information. Often they are repeating the "professional writers" that write about soil one day, and restaurants the next day - with predictable results.
Bottom line, peat moss will not create measurable acidity when used in typical/reasonable quantities in the real world.
Andy, I think a point though is being missed. OK, so peat moss isn't so acidic....no, it aint so....but it is slightly acidic and since most plants...let's say 80% of plants, prefer a slight acidic nature to the soil they're living in, peat moss is a valuable amendment when yu consider its other benefits, such as improving the structure of the soil, its effectiveness to hold water and its wide availability.
What we should forget is the wives' tale of its non-renewability. Scientists have found ways to re-grow peat....OK, so it takes time, lots of time, but the time is on our side. Canada produces sufficient peat moss to treat what is grown on this planet 5 times over and still have reserves. So, whenever we do get to Mars, Canada has enough to start that planet off to producing for its next thousand years.
As the most recent poster to address this issue I'm not quite sure if I'm offended or not.
First, unlike you, most are not born with inate knowledge. Much of my knowledge comes from researching as reputable of resources as I can access as determined by applying techniques of critical reading (best course I ever took). Most of my sources are university turf programs and I only rely on them when there is consensus.I find this much more time effective than re-inventing the wheel.
Secondly, you are entitled to frame your argument as you please, but not by putting words in my mouth. I have never advised applying peat moss or peat for soil ph adjustment. I use both regularly, confident that there will be no adverse ph change to my soil. I try to give what factual information I possess from research and personal experience and let people draw their on conclusions. In the instant case, I don't know whether the person is buying their peat or peat moss from Lambert or from some entrepreneur that just trucked in a load fresh from the bog. So here is what I know, it's their call. What has your personal testing revealed about the affect of stewing turf over the winter in bog fresh peat?
Andy explained his source of knowledge, and it was not innate. I think his point is that the pH of peat moss should not be an excuse to use or not use it. Personally I believe it to be a harmless/worthless product good only for trying to bulk up the insides of a temporary hanging basket. I'm not that big a fan of fresh compost, so when you sink compost in ice water for 1,000 years, I'm really not a fan. What is left is the plant parts that will not decompose. It is devoid of nutrients. In my experience it does not change soil structure because it is applied to the surface. And is most often hydrophobic which means it does not hold water. I just cannot conceive of an issue where peat moss is the solution. I do; however, believe it to be a sustainable product, especially if more people come to believe that it is worthless ;-)
My original response was much much lengthier and addressed the innate comment, but I thought better of it and it appears I over edited. I wont explain further as that would just resurect what I edited.
andy is a wealth of information. Even so, I always verify whatever he says with other sources. Never found his facts to be in error, but I often disagree with is opinions, conclusions and recommendations.
On another note, I do respectfully disagree with you.
Regarding peat: You mention in the other thread you reference: that the bacteria died centuries ago and that peat wont decompose any further. Although I have found that it is slower to decompse than compost, it does decompose once oxygen and micro-orgs are available again (probably just regurgitation on my part).
Regarding peat moss: This is my amendment of choice. It is slower to decompose than peat or compost and has a cation capacity twice what clay tests at. (regurgitating internet research--no personal testing on my part). Agree peat moss is hydrophobic (personal knowledge), but once wetted, it does hold a lot of moisture for longer times than my silty sand soil (personal observation) and it has been reported that it holds 20 times its weight in water (crap, that must have came from the internet as I certainly didn't do testing). I plug aerate once a year, topdress and drag peat moss into the holes. Results haven't been, "hmmm. that kinda looks like maybe that helped a little, kinda, maybe." Results have been "Holy xow!!!They tore down the stick house and put up a brick home." (that's personal experience--not saying others will duplicate, but I'll keep doing it until I see no benefit.)
So, other than complete responses to threads I've already stuck my nose into, I'll refrain here from "regurgitating" what I thought I knew and leave it to the infallable.
Is Peat moss as acidic as say Pepsi? No. Will it burn a hole in your yard? No. Is it more acidic than just about any organic amendment anyone would seriously consider adding to their yard? I don't know, but it's up near the top. Calling something very acidic is relative to the application.
I've never heard anyone recommend adding peat moss to permanently alter their soli ph. Obviously adding a sulfur compound would work much better.
Peat moss is excellent for potting mixes. Not because of it's CAC, but because it's sterile. Bacteria has trouble growing in it. Nurseries love to deliver plants in peat moss because the plants have a higher chance of survival for a month or so. If you buy a planter with peat moss, you had better not let it dry out as it will form a brick that will need to be bucket soaked.
In pretty much any lawn application, you're better off adding compost made from grass clippings and/or leaves than peat moss.


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Leaked Pacific trade pact draft shows investment carve-outs sought
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Australia's medicine subsidies, Canadian films and culture, and capital controls in Chile would be carved out from investment protection rules being negotiated in a Pacific trade pact, according to a draft text released by Wikileaks on Wednesday.
An investment chapter, dated Jan. 20, from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal was released amid controversy over rules allowing companies to sue foreign governments, which critics say should be dropped from the pact.
U.S. business groups push for Export-Import Bank extension
(Reuters) – U.S. business groups on Wednesday pushed
lawmakers to approve a long-term extension for the U.S.
Export-Import Bank, keeping up the pressure to defy
conservatives who want the bank to shut.
Closing the bank, which will shut on June 30 if its mandate
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National Association of Manufacturers and 10 other industry
associations including those representing small business,
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The White House said on Friday it would press ahead to end government financing for most coal-fired power plants overseas, a day after a bipartisan bill sought to overturn limits on those projects financed by the U.S. Export-Import Bank.
Lawmakers are trying to hammer out a plan to save the U.S. Export-Import Bank, which provides support for U.S. exporters and the buyers of U.S. goods, before its mandate expires on June 30.
'Huge amounts' of beef going to China despite ban: U.S. official
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The meat enters through Hong Kong, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Robert Holleyman said at the National Lieutenant Governors Association conference on Wednesday.
U.S. senators launch bipartisan Export-Import Bank blueprint
WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) – A bipartisan plan to save
the U.S. Export-Import Bank seeks to extend the bank's term
until 2019, increase lending to small businesses and overturn
limits on coal-fired power plants projects, according to
documents released on Thursday.
The bill seeks a middle ground between some conservatives
who want to close the export credit agency, other Republicans
who want reforms and many Democrats who would prefer a
longer-term mandate and an expansion of the bank's activities.
Senators release new Export-Import Bank blueprint
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A bipartisan plan to save the U.S. Export-Import Bank seeks to extend the bank's term until 2019, increase lending to small businesses and overturn limits on coal-fired power plants projects, according to documents released on Thursday.
Republican Senator Mark Kirk and Democrat Joe Manchin have been working on a bill which they described as a bid to find middle ground, given some conservatives want to close the export credit agency and many Democrats want to expand its activities.
U.S.-Mexico sugar pact gets U.S. trade commission okay
WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) – U.S. regulators on Thursday
approved a controversial trade deal with Mexico that imposes a
quota on sugar imports and sets minimum prices, rejecting
challenges from domestic cane refiners and bringing a year-long
trade battle closer to resolution.
The decision by the U.S. International Trade Commission
paved the way for a suspension agreement between the U.S. and
Mexican governments that establishes floor values and puts a
caps on volumes for imports from Mexico.
Global push aims to change China's mind on bank rules-US official
WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) – The United States has
joined forces with Japan and the European Union to pressure
China on new bank cybersecurity rules that have upset foreign
companies, a senior U.S. official said on Wednesday.
Deputy Trade Representative Robert Holleyman said the United
States would keep lobbying China to put a hold on the rules,
which would force technology vendors to Chinese banks to hand
over secret source code and adopt Chinese encryption algorithms,
until there was a "satisfactory resolution."
U.S., New Zealand launch challenge to Indonesian import barriers
WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) – The United States and New
Zealand on Wednesday challenged Indonesia's import restrictions
on food and other farm products, saying barriers to goods
ranging from potatoes to poultry breached international trade
Their request for a World Trade Organization dispute
settlement panel to look at the import barriers kicks off a
process that could lead to sanctions.
China puts tech bill that concerns West on hold: U.S. official
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – China has put a hold on a draft counter-terrorism law that would require technology firms to hand over sensitive information to government officials, a senior U.S. official said in a good sign for Western businesses who saw the rule as a major impediment to working in the world's second largest economy.
President Barack Obama said in an interview with Reuters on March 2 that he had raised concerns about the law directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping.


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For the Cavaliers (5-2), Darion Arkins added 14 points and Akil Mitchell posted a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Ben Brust led the Badgers (4-3) with 15 points while Jared Berggren chipped in with 12 points.
Virginia shot 45.5 percent from the field in the first half as it took a 24-23 lead into the break. Wisconsin struggled with its shooting in the first half, making just 37 percent of its field goals, but was able to connect on 3- of-9 from beyond the three-point line.
In the second half the Badgers improved slightly, connecting on 39.3 percent from the field and 5-of-13 from three-point range. The Cavaliers hit on 45.8 of their field goal attempts and 5-of-13 from long range after the break. An 11-4 scoring advantage at the free-throw line in the second half helped the Cavaliers hold on for the victory.
Virginia outrebounded Wisconsin, 36-25, and outscored the Badgers 14-4 at the charity stripe overall.
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