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By Liam Moakes Wednesday 02 January 2013 Updated: 02/01 18:23
ONLY five matches in the Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League survived the continued wet weather in the latest round of matches.
Broadway United took a big step towards qualifying from Group A in the Barry Brotherton Cup with a 7-0 home win over Evesham WMC as Jason Horsburgh bagged three goals and further strikes followed from Craig (2), Magee and Mark Horsburgh.
In Group B Eckington recorded a comprehensive 8-1 win at Defford/Besford United as McElroy struck six times and Bostock and Gill also found the net, with Defford netting a consolation through Kelley.
AC Olympia took the local honours in Division Two as they won 4-2 at Cheltenham Saints.
Hope and Gibbs scored for Saints but doubles from Elliott and Quemby earned the Bishops Cleeve side the three points.
Offenham Rovers dropped valuable points in their Division Three promotion bid as they were held to a 3-3 draw at Ecosamba.
Lennox, Kavanagh and Rahman scored for the home team, whilst Rovers registered through Fisher, Tustin and Hickman.
Broadway United Reserves secured a 5-0 victory at basement club Salford Priors with goals from Reading (2), Berryman, Schofield and McDonagh.
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LOTTO 2014 - May
Welcome to the MAY Quilt Forum Lotto!
The lotto is open to all and new quilters are encouraged to participate. You will learn much and have fun doing it. Participate in as many or as few lottos as you want, but even if you don't like the current month's block think about doing at least one. It's good practice and the winner will appreciate your efforts! Typically, the winner receives enough blocks to complete a nice size quilt. It could be YOU!
Our inspiration for this month are JEWELS in the delicious colors of ruby, sapphire, emerald, topaz, citrine, and peridot. Bright, rich, saturated colors with no white or beige. Just the colors! See the next post for a couple of sample blocks. The pattern is our old friend, Depression Block.
This isn't the pattern or block we'll use, but this is the quilt that inspired the color choice for this month. See how the reds, oranges, blues and greens play together? Like a basket of jewels straight out of King Solomon's Mine!
Here are the details:
- Each month there will be a designated block or theme; you can send 1, 2 or 3 blocks.
- All blocks must measure 12.5inches x 12.5inches with no more than 1/4" variation.
- Please include name, mailing address, forum name and $1 to cover postage for the winning blocks (Any money left over at the end of the year will go towards prizes!)
- If possible, either attach your name to the back of each block or write your name in the seam allowance with a fabric pen so the winner knows who made the block. This is not a requirement, just a request.
- All blocks received by the last day of the month will be included in the lotto drawing, unless you request that your name not be entered. Some months you might want to participate, but don't really want to win the blocks. That's OK.
- You have 1, 2 or 3 chances to win, depending on how many blocks you've sent in.
Mail your block(s) to Valarie [littlehelen]. She will manage the collection of blocks and dispersal to the winner. If you need her mailing address, you may request it by sending her a message at littlehelen at comcast dot net.
The pattern for Depression Block is here at www.quilterscache.com: Depression Block
Here are my three blocks.
When I first read the guidelines for this month's block, I thought "eeeww. Those colours will be fighting each other". However, now that they are finished, I am liking them more and more. And somehow, I too have blue/green centres.
Three blocks. Figured I'd better be early, for a change, since I'm usually the caboose. But this caboose is going to be away at the end of the month........OOOPS. but, I'm not happy with these blocks!! ...will try to make a couple of other ones for the lotto. These will have to go into my pile of saved blocks! .only really noticed that I wasn't happy with them when I published the picture.
This post was edited by beth7happy on Wed, May 7, 14 at 21:16
Beth, I think most of us have had one of those "what was I thinking?" moments when quilting. I can get so lost in the details of a quilt that I forget to step back and see the big picture. Actually, taking a photo with my cell phone helps me and I do that often during a project.
that photo on the phone is a great idea, Kate. Decided that I'm not sending those three, but will add them to my 12.5 collection for a SomeDay Sampler! But,I DID go and buy some 'proper' fabric for this block....if I can squeeze it in, I'll sew up a couple...not sure yet, but it IS only May 10th!! Lois, I love that one, too!!
Sorry, Kate, they'll be going on the back burner until I get back from up north.....probably mid to end of August. I've made a couple more quilt tops, but have at least 2 others I need to get sandwiched and quilted. I might end up taking those with me. If I can get them sandwiched before leaving, it'll be easier to finish them in Indiana. Then when I get back, I'll put binding on the one Beverly has for Darrin's 50th. A quilter's work is never done!!! LOL


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My Favorite Course: Jonas Blixt
Jonas Blixt, highly ranked professional golfer, talks about his favorite golf course and playing the game growing up.
Rory McIlroy Wins British Open For 3rd Major
Rory McIlroy had to work a little harder, sweat a little more. No matter. Just like his other two majors, this British Open was never really in doubt.
Rory McIlroy Builds 6-Shot Lead At British Open
Rory McIlroy looked as though he had just thrown a knockout punch at the British Open, and it was only Saturday.
8 Best Sports Memes From A Slow Sports Week
Here are the eight best Sports memes from a slow week in sports.
7 WAGs Of Golfers In The British Open I'd Like To Have Tea With
Here is my lists of seven wives and girlfriends of golfers in the British Open that I'd like to have tea with.
5 Reasons Why You Should Be Rooting For Jason Dufner This Weekend
Here is a list of five reasons you should be rooting for Jason Dufner this weekend.
A New Generation Emerging At Golf's Oldest Major
Even when he's not the favorite, Tiger Woods is still the show at the British Open.
5 Pump Up Songs Athletes Use, And You Should Too (Part 2)
In our first list, we took a look at the pump up songs used by athletes Jason Hammel, Zach Johnson, T.Y. Hilton, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Swin Cash. In this installment, we'll deepen our search […]
Ben Crave Wins St. Jude Classic For 5th PGA Title
Ben Crane won the St. Jude Classic on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title since 2011, closing with a 3-over 73 for a one-stroke victory.
Watson Takes 1-Shot Lead At Memorial
Watson ran off three straight birdies on the front nine to overtake Paul Casey and wound up with his third straight round in the 60s on Saturday, a 3-under 69 that gave him a one-shot lead at Muirfield Village and a chance to win for the third time this year.
Bubba Watson Wins A Second Green Jacket At Augusta
Bubba Watson's second Masters title was nothing like the green jacket he won two years ago.
Bubba Watson Has 3-Shot Lead Heading Into Day 3 Of The Masters
Bubba Watson won the Masters two years ago with his brand of "Bubba golf," producing shots of raw skill and wild imagination. His strategy now is to keep it simple, and he is halfway to another green jacket.
Phil Mickelson Misses Masters Cut For 1st Time Since 1997
Phil Mickelson will be watching the final two rounds of the Masters from home for the first time in 17 years. And it's no mystery why.
Watson Ends 2-Year Winless Drought At Riviera
Two weeks after Watson made a pair of late bogeys in the Phoenix Open, he delivered the best closing round at Riviera in some three decades.
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Members of the Wielinski family are reliving the crash of Continental Flight 3407, this time in State Supreme Court.
In November, New York voters will be asked to approve a $2 billion bond act to fund technology upgrades in schools across the state. The "Smart Schools" initiative option was first proposed during Governor Andrew Cuomo's 2014 State of the State address.
False advertising has landed the nation's largest retailer in hot water with New York State. Wal-Mart, as part of its settlement, will pay thousands of dollars in penalties.
There was a festive atmosphere in Buffalo's Central Library Monday for the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Several local events are planned over the next 30 days to highlight the contributions of Hispanic Americans to Western New York and the United States.
A new air quality study is underway on Buffalo's West Side near the Peace Bridge. New York's Department of Environmental Conservation will provide more information during a public meeting tonight.
To mark the 13th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, ceremonies were held across Western New York on Thursday.
A respiratory virus that's sickened hundreds of children in several Midwest states has apparently arrived in Buffalo.
The owners of the Buffalo Sabres have been chosen to be the new owners of the Buffalo Bills. Terry and Kim Pegula have made the winning bid to take ownership of the storied NFL franchise.
The trial of alleged child killer Matthew Kuzdzal got underway in downtown Buffalo Monday morning. Kuzdzal is charged with Murder in the Second Degree and Predatory Sexual Assault of a Child in the death of 5-year-old Eain Brooks, his girlfriend's son, nearly one year ago.
The movement to increase the federal minimum wage is gaining momentum. President Obama has championed the idea. New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is joining the wave.
Nearly six months after a blizzard and flooding wreaked havoc in the Town of West Seneca, help is on the way from Albany.
Improvements are on the way for a facility used by researchers who track the health of local waterways.
Shortly after the authenticity of a video showing the beheading of journalist Steven Sotloff was confirmed,Congressman Brian Higgins joined the growing call for an international response.
After just one year in operation, a section of the splash pad in Martin Luther King Park is slated to be torn up to make repairs.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is accusing Evans Bank of refusing to offer mortgages to African-Americans in Buffalo.
With schools reopening this week, a new law is being proposed to make the learning environment as safe as possible.
The last long holiday weekend of the 2014 summer travel season is underway and the AAA is projecting this Labor Day will be one of the busiest for the holiday in several years.
Some leaders of the New Stadium Working Groups say they have no plans for a public meeting. That's despite the call earlier this week by nearly two dozen elected officials for more transparency in the process.
More new jobs are coming to downtown Buffalo. Blue Bridge Financial has officially opened its new national headquarters in the Electric Tower on Washington Street.
Assemblyman Michael Kearns now has the support of nearly two dozen fellow elected officials in calling for an emergency meeting of the New Stadium Working Group.
An effective "alternative to incarceration" program for young people has received some much needed funding from Albany.
Detours will be posted on one of the busiest roads in Erie County for the next several months.
Former Molly's Pub manager Jeffrey Basil now faces a murder charge in the death of William Sager Jr.
More improvements to the Buffalo waterfront are just around the corner as construction of the new Buffalo Harbor State Park begins next month.
New York State has approved a new methadone clinic on Buffalo's lower West Side, but residents of the neighborhood are upset and have planned a rally for Friday afternoon.
The list of bidders interested in the Buffalo Bills appears to be short. A national publication reports the bids are coming in below the expected sale price.
An apparent homicide is under investigation in the Chautauqua County community of Westfield.
Just ahead of the start of the school year, students cut the ribbon Thursday on the new South Buffalo Charter School. The $21 million facility on South Ogden Street opens Monday with an enrollment of about 800 students in grades K-8.
To help close a large deficit, Lockport Mayor Anne McCaffrey says the city will end its ambulance service next month. State auditors blame poor record keeping for the city's financial problems.
Local activists are calling on state and federal agencies to help reduce the amount of toxic chemicals pumped into the air in Tonawanda. EPA data shows DuPont's Yerkes Plant, near the intersection of River Road and Sheridan Drive, is a major polluter.


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Yet still he remains, a seller of knockoff books and stuffed animals to 2-year-olds and a peddler of smirking joke tee shirts to giggling potheads. That it took this long for George to swing from pulp jungle to shiny screen is unfathomable; it couldn't have cost that many bananas, given the traditional 2-D animation, which already makes this brand-new thing look quaint before its time. Save for some stop-motion shorts that lift their stories directly from the Rey-written sequels, and some Captain Kangaroo readings, the monkey's absence suggested a reverence reserved for, say, the unfilmed and unfilmmable Holden Caulfield and not some cutie-pie primate who became, in Marcus' estimation, "the bright standard-bearer for the universal curiosity of children: their large-as-life need to touch and tangle with the world and to learn by doing, even if to do so means occasionally landing in thickets of trouble."
There is no need for concern among the purists and fetishists who've raised their kids and their kids' kids, and so on, on Rey's stories. Certainly, as a movie, Curious George's lineage was not promising: The film boasts a cast of screenwriters who range from official scribes Ken Kaufman and Mike Werb to a bunch of uncredited sitcom folks. But from that potentially noxious brew comes a palatable, even occasionally fizzy concoction kids will gulp up and their folks won't choke on (too loudly, anyway). Though even more adorable than his print predecessor -- which is to say, more expressive with his furled brow and button nose -- this monkey saw what that monkey did and mimics artfully.
Here, then, are snippets of classic stories: George painting a white bedroom in palm-tree greens and leopard-skin yellows while slathering zebra stripes onto plain chairs; George scaling a high-rise like a miniature King Kong; George soaring over Manhattan with a handful of helium-filled balloons; George playing peekaboo with The Man in the Yellow Hat's conical covering. The writers chose a few set pieces to borrow, but none of the stories; George doesn't have surgery to extract a puzzle piece or learn to ride a bike, slim stories that, alas, still possess more narrative than this movie. Yet those looking for subtext -- or even the occasional pop-culture gag -- can peek elsewhere, to movies like Hoodwinked! and Shrek; this is kiddy lit made for kiddies, as substantial as those thin paperbacks Hougton Mifflin's been cranking out for decades, which is precisely the point. I know one 2-year-old who thought it was the best thing ever; presumably, he's the demo, and I'm just the wallet and car keys.
The story couldn't be more mundane: The owner of a natural science museum (voiced by Dick Van Dyke) will be forced to let his scheming son (David Cross) turn the joint into a parking lot unless museum anthropologist Ted (Will Ferrell, doing a toned-down Ron Burgundy) returns from Africa with a 40-foot-tall idol reputed to possess magic powers. (Ted, of course, is The Man in the Yellow Hat; according to the cast of writers, he came about his outfit only after being duped by a clothing-store salesman, a real letdown.) Of course, Ted can't find the idol, but does bring back with him a monkey he reluctantly befriends and names George. The museum's about to go under, Ted loses his job and apartment, gets a girlfriend (Drew Barrymore), blah, blah, blah . . . and then everything works out okay, the end. Just like reading a bedtime story; in the near future and forever after, this movie will probably wind up as post-dinnertime viewing in many, many houses.
The best thing you can say for Curious George is that it's decidedly old-fashioned (or timeless, choose your backhanded compliment): It looks like it was made in 1958. Or 1969. Or 1974. And though it does cheapen itself with some dreadful moments of product placement, it doesn't instantly date itself with cheap pop-culture gags; it will play to our kids' kids tomorrow just as it does today, like something made for children who don't know to expect more from their cartoons than just pleasant, nostalgic mediocrities.
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Is Valspar one-coat REALLY one-coat?
I got a bid on painting my whole house (new construction). The bid includes materials using Valspar one-coat paint. Anyone have experience with this? Does it *really* cover well in one coat? Does it affect the depth of the color?
Any comments are appreciated!!!! :)
First, I'd have a discussion with the painter. See what he says.
IMO as an DIY engineer / homeowner - two coats give a better job. My experience is mainly with using a paint roller.
I've used many different premium brands of paint. I've always done two coats.
Painter's are notorious for try to cut corners. No doubt some can lay on one thick coat - but I'd rather have two coats.
Perhaps if the wall is primed, and the primer is close to the wall color... maybe one coat.
Does it *really* cover well in one coat?
It depends on how thin the painter spreads it and if they are spraying or rolling, and what the color change is ...
The label says "One gallon of paint will cover up to 400 sq ft depending on surface porosity"
UP TO 400!!!!! That's actually pretty thick if you are rolling, about 4 sq ft per rollerfull (a 2x2 square), and many people apply it a lot thinner and need two coats because they have blotchy thin spots.
You need to have one GOOD uniform coat of drywall primer, even behind cabinets, and then your color coat or coats.
So, yes, talk to the painter and specify in terms of coverage
"Cover in 1 coat"..................
Wellllll....of course ANYTHING will "cover" in 1 coat...;-)
(think about it for a sec....covering in one coat doesn't really say anything, does it...;-))
Yes, 2 coats ALWAYS brings a more even depth of color.
The "human element" is involved here remember!
"One coat over primer is acceptable. If you ask the old dogs, it's better than two coats of paint. "
First you say "is acceptable" - doesn't sound like a glowing reccomendation.
Then you say "it's better than two coats of paint."
Can you give a technical explanation why one thick coat is better than two regular coats?
I can tell you why two coats are better:
First off the painted surface has many small pores. With two coats, the pores that aren't filled with the first coat are more likely (statistically) to be filled with the second coat.
Secondly you have a lot better control on the even distribution of paint. One thick coat can leave drips / wrinkles, / sags.
Third is durability: Bumps and dings are less likely to penetrate two layers of paint.
Considering that prep and labor accounts for most of the cost - a second coat is greatly cheaper, probably
another 20%.
GB...I always used the three coat system.
Nevertheless, some folks and some painters will use a two coat system and it's worked for many, many years.
It all depends on the substrate and expectations of client.
Don't buy a new house!
Yes, I've been in retail paint for 12+ years.
When I "sell" 2 coats of paint, it's because I want their jobs to have the best results...NOT just to sell paint. We've got a good rep. because of that. I always go into the specific "Why's" if someone doesn't believe me.
A primer plus one coat of paint is the same thing as two coats of washable paint. Of course, this depends on the quality of the primer. A crappy primer that doesn't seal very well doesn't count as a first coat or a primer so you will need to apply two coats of washable finish paint over that to get the professional look.
I don't even mess around anymore with trying to sell customers on the prime plus two coats system unless it is new drywall. In my heart, I just don't feel as if my customers will get the best bang for their buck that way. In other words, if I do primer plus two coats over a previously painted surface, it's not going to be a significantly better end result than if I just applied two coats of a high quality paint. The customer won't notice, so I just don't think it's necessary. Now, if the customers are wealthy people that want the best of the best, then of course I will do it. I would also do it in my own house.
I didn't "think" you meant that, but wasn't 100% sure! :-)
Yes...sadly...selling folks on a decent "prep & paint" job is difficult! Seems like so many people think painters should get paid $50 per total-job for labor...:-(
BUT...they'll routinely pay auto-mech's $75/hr.
(not the the BEST example I realize, but it works on many levels...)


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Hello All,
Just spent a good afternoon in the garage brewing up a porter. Started out with 6 gallons, boiled it down to five, cooled it down with a wort chiller to about 75-80, then pitched a couple of packs of the dry doric yeast.
I could hardly believe my ears when I heard the thing gurgling after an hour and a half. Then I woke up this morning to it hissing and coughing...I'm sure you've heard it yourself - the Kruesen was sputtering out the top, and cleared all the water out of the bubbler. A bit of a mess on the floor.
Any opinions out there on blowoff tubes? I've a 6.5 gal primary & a 5 gal secondary. Never used a blowoff tube, but I'm thinking about it now.
I had this happen to a Weisenbock, and it still turned out fabulous. (that sounded gay, not to make anyone nervous)
Any thoughts?
I use a blowoff tube on one of my 6.5 gal primaries. It's just 1" ID tubing running into a bucket with leftover starsan solution. Works great, and I don't have to worry about blowing up an airlock
The same thing just happened to me. I brewed up a stout Friday night. Yesterday it didn't do much but this morning I checked for activity and found the air lock filled. I just replaced it with another air lock that I have, but next time it's a blowoff tube. Does the tube just fit in the top or do you need a rubber stopper?
I have a glass blow-off tube and I love it. It's super-easy to clean and sanitize.Picture


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|Isamu Kondo
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|Tsuyoshi Watanabe
|Jirô Makino
|Chikako Sono
|Fumiko Umeka
|Toshirô Mifune
|Toranosuke Shimada
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Writing credits
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|Kaizan Nakazato
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|Konparu Nanri
|Masayuki Satô
Original Music by
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I saw this film first, years ago. Must have been 10 or more years back.
And it made me think of Kurosawa. And how much more I enjoyed the films
of Okamoto over Kurosawa.
I like Kurosawa, I'm just not one of the rabid legion of fanatics for his films. The remakes of his Yojimba, Seven Samarai (which really are remakes of John Ford westerns, translated to the east) such as Leone's Dollars movies, and Sturge's Magnificent Seven, I prefer to Kurosawa's films.
While technically a marvelous Director, Kurosawa's work can be cold, distant. There is a standoffishness there, that is similar to Fritz Lang's willingness to stand back and bask in his angles, and patterns, the frame of the story.
Directors like Sturges are about the meat of the story, they are directors of moments rather than motion. Which is why I rate his Magnificent Seven higher than the Seven Samurai. It connects with me more.
Leone, while also a clinical director, concerned with framing, alternates that with a consummate passion for closeups, that makes his spare films, bloody with warmth.
I used to write it off to just East West differences, that accounted for the regimented to the point of distance... films of Japan. However, then I saw this film, SWORD OF DOOM, a film as clinical, and precise as any made by Kurosawa or Lang, but filled with a pathos and passion that dripped from every frame.
A longing... for everything and nothing.
Others have commented on this film: -from the patently odd assertions of this film's protagonist as some "avenging angel sent by God" (if that was the case he would have felt no guilt for his crimes, and the glorious, berserk ending would not have come about. The beauty of this film is that it is about a man... floundering, peering into the last gates of hell, and hoping against hope for something to break his fall. What makes this film interesting, is that sense, given only through the eyes, of inner conflict in everything the Sword Bearer does.) -to the missing the point cries of "explanatory sequel/2nd half needed" and "compromised end". I've seen the films this movie is based off of. They are all, complete, informed, every "I" dotted, and every "T" crossed, and every single one is grossly inferior to this film.
This film doesn't need a beginning, and it doesn't need an end. Doesn't need a sequel or a prequel, it is a Masterpiece for the simple fact of it's open ended nature. It transcends Alphas and Omegas, because it lives in that freeze frame between them. It is forever a film of the now, and one man caught in it.
The best review of all posted, and the one I urge you to read, is one of the earliest. Done back in May of 2000 by tais0.
To that review of the film itself, I cannot add or subtract anything. It is the best of all that I have read, the most brilliant. However I will clarify several mistakes regarding the director.
Someone wrote this film was an aberration for the director, and mentioned NIGHT OF THE HUNTER. Though that is not a comparison that makes sense. NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, a brilliant film, was the only one ever directed by Charles Laughton. Okamoto, who just recently passed away this February, directed 39 films.
And while this is his best, he directed several nearly as good, and just as beautiful. At his heart the Director had a love for musicals, like many of the greatest directors he had the heart of a composer. His early films included three crime/Underworld films with Toshiro Mifune. his two John Ford inspired DESPERADO films (mixing action with humor),and then finally a musical... that bombed horribly.
After that he got into the Samurai genre (the genre that was profitable at the time), but brought to it an editing style, and a use of sound, that was completely musically inspired. What is startling and brilliant about SWORD OF DOOM, is the soundtrack. The use of sound and silence as bold counterpoint to the story unfolding before your eyes.
That style permeates all of his films from 1964 on, to include: Warring Clans(1964), Samurai Assassin (1965), Sword of Doom (1966), Kill! (1968), Red Lion (1969), Zatoichi series Zatoichi Meets Yojimbo (1970).
Two of his films I'm dying to see are later works, infused with the comedy and love of music that characterized his often overlooked career. Dixieland Daimyo(1986)- the story of a quartet of Black jazz musicians lost in 19th-century Japan, and Vengeance for Sale (2001- the director's final film)-light-hearted Samurai tale.
So by no means was Kihachi Okamoto a one hit wonder. I think history will reevaluate his contributions to film, and place his name up there with Kobyashi and Kurosawa and Seijun Suzuki as one of Japan's best.
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Remedies for winecup squirrel attack?
Looks like a squirrel decapitated this recently planted winecup (callirhoe involucrata): ate flowers, buds, and leaves down to the stems, so guess he liked it. Any thoughts on whether it can recover from this..... or should I start shopping for a replacement? Also, does anyone know of any effective DIY squirrel repellants that can be applied to plants now that the thiram-based products are no longer available without a pesticide applicator license? TIA
I have had quite a few plants eaten to the ground by squirrels. None of mine recovered but there was really nothing left of them to make a recovery. I have tried mothballs, hot pepper sprays, and a motion sensing targeted water cannon. Nothing dissuades a squirrel for long. The best solution I have found is to completely fence every bed on the sides and top to physically keep squirrels out.
Thanks for the suggestions (and empathy). The squirrels around here are pretty obsessive; once one "patterns" on a plant, pool equipment, bird feeder, patio furniture, car, or whatever, there's almost no discouraging it. Guess we'll see if coffee grounds can thwart the one that has decided winecup is a favorite.
Hishigata: ... and a motion sensing targeted water cannon.
Well, if your targeted water cannon didn't work, the noise and motion producing robotics I was considering as a next step are likely doomed to fail. Thanks for the heads up... lol just thinking about that water cannon.
cynthianovak: ...pour coffee grounds on the soil and about squirrel size around it
The plant is making an effort to put out new shoots, so am giving this a try. Any sort of incantation needed to be said while spreading the ring of grounds around the plant? :-)
bossjim1: ...trapped and 'relocated' 22 squirrels from my city lot garden
Our former neighbor, an avid gardener and retired east Texas farmer, apparently had a similar program going. We were literally overrun with squirrels at about two years of his moving out. The population has swung back a bit, but the squirrels (or at least some portion of them) are now more destructive and, frankly, appear to be less sharp than the earlier generations.
marti8a: I wrapped tomato cages with chicken wire and placed over the trees until they could recover.
Thanks for the idea on a quick fix using a tomato cage - will give this a try if the coffee ground magic fails.
winecup are a favorite of dear also. Maybe one should find another plant that they won't eat. OR plant a whole bunch of them . Maybe they will leave you one or two.
Please do not bring the trapped squirrels out to the country and let them go. Bellevue it or not , some of us out here are squirrel free BUT we have deer, coons, skunks, and dillos to contend with. I would hate to have squirrels also.
wantonamara: ....some of us out here are squirrel free BUT we have deer, coons, skunks, and dillos to contend with.
Which may help explain why you're squirrel free. :-) The most aggressive squirrel predator in our urban environment is probably the wide-tired SUV.... though I do prefer contending with squirrels on our city lot over the bobcats, coyotes, foxes, racoons, snakes, and other critters that would eat 'em.
Feeding wildlife is one of our secondary objectives in using more natives, so more winecup are on the way. I would already have more than one plant if I could ever figure out how to start them from seed, but this is one of a few that still eludes me.
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Here's a little math experiment. You have $1,000 you don't need for the next year and you sock it away in an investment earning a modest .95 percent return. A year passes and you pocket $9.50 in earnings.
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Subpart 538.2—Establishing and Administering Federal Supply Schedules
538.270 Evaluation of multiple award schedule (MAS) offers.
(a) The Government will seek to obtain the offeror's best price (the best price given to the most favored customer). However, the Government recognizes that the terms and conditions of commercial sales vary and there may be legitimate reasons why the best price is not achieved.
(b) Establish negotiation objectives based on a review of relevant data and determine price reasonableness.
(c) When establishing negotiation objectives and determining price reasonableness, compare the terms and conditions of the MAS solicitation with the terms and conditions of agreements with the offeror's commercial customers. When determining the Government's price negotiation objectives, consider the following factors:
(1) Aggregate volume of anticipated purchases.
(2) The purchase of a minimum quantity or a pattern of historic purchases.
(3) Prices taking into consideration any combination of discounts and concessions offered to commercial customers.
(4) Length of the contract period.
(5) Warranties, training, and/or maintenance included in the purchase price or provided at additional cost to the product prices.
(6) Ordering and delivery practices.
(7) Any other relevant information, including differences between the MAS solicitation and commercial terms and conditions that may warrant differentials between the offer and the discounts offered to the most favored commercial customer(s). For example, an offeror may incur more expense selling to the Government than to the customer who receives the offeror's best price, or the customer (e.g., dealer, distributor, original equipment manufacturer, other reseller) who receives the best price may perform certain value-added functions for the offeror that the Government does not perform. In such cases, some reduction in the discount given to the Government may be appropriate. If the best price is not offered to the Government, you should ask the offeror to identify and explain the reason for any differences. Do not require offerors to provide detailed cost breakdowns.
(d) You may award a contract containing pricing which is less favorable than the best price the offeror extends to any commercial customer for similar purchases if you make a determination that both of the following conditions exist:
(1) The prices offered to the Government are fair and reasonable, even though comparable discounts were not negotiated.
(2) Award is otherwise in the best interest of the Government.
538.271 MAS contract awards.
(a) MAS awards will be for commercial items as defined in FAR 2.101. Negotiate contracts as a discount from established catalog prices.
(b) Before awarding any MAS contract, determine that the offered prices are fair and reasonable (see FAR Subpart 15.4 and 538.270). Document the negotiation and your determination using FAR 15.406-3 as guidance.
(c) State clearly in the award document the price/discount relationship between the Government and the identified commercial customer (or category of customers) on which the award is predicated.
538.272 MAS price reductions.
(a) Section 552.238-75, Price Reductions, requires the contractor to maintain during the contract period the negotiated price/discount relationship (and/or term and condition relationship) between the eligible ordering activities and the offeror's customer or category of customers on which the contract award was predicated (see 538.271(c)). If a change occurs in the contractor's commercial pricing or discount arrangement applicable to the identified commercial customer (or category of customers) that results in a less advantageous relationship between the eligible ordering activities and this customer or category of customers, the change constitutes a "price reduction."
(b) Make sure that the contractor understands the requirements of section 552.238-75 and agrees to report to you all price reductions as provided for in the clause.
538.273 Contract clauses.
(a) Multiple award schedules. Insert in solicitations and contracts:
(1) 552.238-70, Identification of Electronic Office Equipment Providing Accessibility for the Handicapped, if you include electronic office equipment items.
(2) 552.238-71, Submission and Distribution of Authorized FSS Schedule Pricelists. In solicitations and contracts for FSS Schedule 70 and the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology Special Item Numbers, use Alternate I. If GSA is not prepared to accept electronic submissions for a particular schedule delete:
(i) Subparagraphs (c)(1)(ii) and (c)(3).
(ii) The subparagraph identifier "(i)" in (c)(1) and the word "and" at the end of subparagraph (i).
(3) 552.238-72, Identification of Products that have Environmental Attributes.
(4) 552.238-73, Cancellation.
(b) Multiple and single award schedules. Insert in solicitations and contracts:
(1) 552.238-74, Industrial Funding Fee and Sales Reporting.
(2) 552.238-75, Price Reductions. In solicitations and contracts for FSS Schedule 70 and the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology Special Item Numbers, use Alternate I.
Subpart 538.70—Cooperative Purchasing
538.7000 Scope of subpart.
This subpart prescribes policies and procedures that implement statutory provisions authorizing non-federal organizations to use Schedule 70 and Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology Special Item Numbers (SINs).
538.7001 Definitions.
"Ordering activity" (also called "ordering agency" and "ordering office") means an eligible ordering activity (see 552.238-78) authorized to place orders under Federal Supply Schedule contracts.
"Schedule 70," as used in this subpart, means Schedule 70 information technology contracts, and Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology SINs. The Consolidated Products and Services Schedule is a compilation of multiple individual Federal Supply Schedules; therefore, only the SINs that fall under Schedule 70 of the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule will apply to Cooperative Purchasing. No other Schedules, or SINs, containing information technology outside of Schedule 70 SINs, and Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing Schedule 70 SINs, will apply.
"State and local government entities," as used in this subpart, means the states of the United States, counties, municipalities, cities, towns, townships, tribal governments, public authorities (including public or Indian housing agencies under the United States Housing Act of 1937), school districts, colleges and other institutions of higher education, council of governments (incorporated or not), regional or interstate government entities, or any agency or instrumentality of the preceding entities (including any local educational agency or institution of higher education), and including legislative and judicial departments. The term does not include contractors of, or grantees of, State or local governments.
(1) "Local educational agency" has the meaning given that term in section 8013 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 7713).
(2) "Institution of higher education" has the meaning given that term in section 101(a) of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1001(a)).
(3) "Tribal government" means—
(i) The governing body of any Indian tribe, band, nation, or other organized group or community located in the continental United States (excluding the State of Alaska) that is recognized as eligible for the special programs and services provided by the United States to Indians because of their status as Indians; and
(ii) Any Alaska Native regional or village corporation established pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.).
538.7002 General.
(a) 40 U.S.C. 501, (the Act) authorizes the Administrator of General Services to procure and supply personal property and nonpersonal services for the use of Executive agencies. Under 40 U.S.C. 502, the goods and services available to executive agencies are also available to mixed ownership Government corporations, establishments within the legislative or judicial branches of Government (excepting the Senate, House of Representatives, Architect of the Capitol, and any activities under the direction of the Architect of the Capitol), the District of Columbia, and Qualified Non-profit Agencies.
(b) Section 211 of the E-Government Act of 2002 amends 40 U.S.C. 502 to authorize the Administrator of General Services to provide for use of certain Federal Supply Schedules of the GSA by a State or local government, which includes any State, local, regional, or tribal government, or any instrumentality thereof (including any local educational agency or institution of higher education).
(c) State and local governments are authorized to procure only from the information technology Federal Supply Schedule (Schedule 70) contracts and Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology SINs. A listing of the participating contractors and SINs for the products and services that are available through Schedule 70 and Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology SINs, is available in GSA's Schedules e-Library at web site http://fss.gsa.gov/elibrary. Click on Schedules e-Library and then click on the ICON labeled Cooperative Purchasing, State and Local. The contractors and the products and services available for cooperative purchasing will be labeled with the ICON.
538.7003 Policy.
Preparing solicitations when schedules are open to eligible non-federal entities. When opening Schedule 70 and the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule containing information technology SINs, for use by eligible non-federal entities, the contracting officer must make minor modifications to certain Federal Acquisition Regulation and GSAM provisions and clauses in order to make clear distinctions between the rights and responsibilities of the U.S. Government in its management and regulatory capacity pursuant to which it awards schedule contracts and fulfills associated Federal requirements versus the rights and responsibilities of eligible ordering activities placing orders to fulfill agency needs. Accordingly, the contracting officer is authorized to modify the following FAR provisions/clauses to delete "Government" or similar language referring to the U.S. Government and substitute "ordering activity" or similar language when preparing solicitations and contracts to be awarded under Schedule 70 and the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule containing information technology SINs. When such changes are made, the word "(DEVIATION)" shall be added at the end of the title of the provision or clause. These clauses include but are not limited to:
(a) 52.212-4, Contract Terms and Conditions—Commercial Items.
(b) 52.216-18, Ordering.
(c) 52.216-19, Order Limitations.
(d) 52.229-1, State and Local Taxes.
(e) 52.229-3, Federal, State, and Local Taxes.
(f) 52.232-7, Payments Under Time-and-Materials and Labor-Hour Contracts.
(g) 52.232-17, Interest.
(h) 52.232-19, Availability of Funds for the Next Fiscal Year.
(i) 52.232-34, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer—Other than Central Contractor Registration
(j) 52.232-36, Payment by Third Party.
(k) 52.237-3, Continuity of Services.
(l) 52.246-4, Inspection of Services-Fixed Price.
(m) 52.246-6, Inspection—Time-and-Material and Labor-Hour.
(n) 52.247-34, F.O.B. Destination.
(o) 52.247-38, F.O.B. Inland Carrier Point of Exportation.
538.7004 Solicitation provisions and contract clauses.
(a) The contracting officer shall insert the clause at 552.238-77, Definition (Federal Supply Schedules), in solicitations and schedule contracts for Schedule 70 and the Consolidated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology SINs.
(b) The contracting officer shall insert the clause at 552.238-78, Scope of Contract (Eligible Ordering Activities), in solicitations and contracts for Schedule 70 and the Consol-
idated Products and Services Schedule contracts containing information technology SINs.
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Recipe by Reynolds® Slow Cooker Liners
"This Cajun-inspired dish practically makes itself. Just dump the ingredient in the slow cooker, toss in the shrimp a few minutes before serving and voila! Dinner is served."
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2 (14.5 ounce) cans
stewed tomatoes, undrained
1 pound
skinless, boneless chicken thighs, cut up
1 (14.5 ounce) can
reduced-sodium chicken broth
green sweet pepper, chopped
1 large
onion, chopped
2 stalks
celery, chopped
1 tablespoon
Cajun seasoning
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
1 pound
fresh or frozen medium shrimp (thawed if frozen), peeled and deveined
4 cups
hot cooked white or brown rice
Really great flavor, here! Though not a traditional gumbo (no roux), this is a very easy recipe to prepare. I followed the recipe exactly, and DH and DS had seconds. I reserved some for lunch, or they would have cleaned the pot. I like the taste of okra, and I will add some next time, with about half a package of andouille. There are so many veggies in this, the only side needed is some crusty bread, to catch every drop of the delicious broth!
This was great! I added a traditional roux and used diced tomatoes with garlic and onions. Very tasty!!! You can also add andouille sausage.
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Great recipe! I left out the celery and used 2 red bell peppers rather than the green just due to family preferences. I also used cubed chicken breast rather than thighs. The flavor was absolutely wonderful, definitely a hit! I used the Simple Cajun Seasoning recipe from this site since it's not a seasoning I generally keep on hand. Like a previous reviewer, I also used Reynold's Slow Cooker Liners when making this recipe- they definitely saved me time on clean up!
This recipe is amazing. My family and I raved over this one. I ADORE the simplicity of throwing everything into the crock pot, and the Reynold's Slow Cooker Liners are genius! No clean up at all!! The only thing I added was some diced smoked beef sausage (kielbasa). We also sprinkled on some gumbo file before serving, since I had it! We will absolutely use this again. I love the mix of proteins and the slightly spicy, flavorful broth. Yumm!!
Very good! Sauteed onions, garlic, celery and added mushrooms in EVOO before adding to crock pot. Made a roux in the saute pan and added it to crock pit. Easy and very tasty!
I've never had gumbo before, so I can't judge how authentic this is. Having said that, we loved this. We served it over the rice and had slices of fresh baked bread as a side. Delicious meal, and super simple!
I changed two things: #1 omitted the cayenne. My husband can't handle spicy. #2 put 2lbs skinless, bone-in whole chicken thighs, instead of 1lb chopped boneless, skinless. (I figured the bone made them twice as heavy so I doubled it.) We had to remove the bones after it was done cooking shredding the chicken in the process. I don't think this made a difference taste-wise, just ease-wise. Shredding already slow-cooked chicken is way easier (and cleaner) than chopping raw chicken.
Very easy and flavorful. I added sausage and mushroom, substituted ROTEL for the stewed tomatoes, cooked the rice in the slow cooker about 30 min prior to adding the shrimp which absorbed some of the liquid making it less soupy. We had thirds... could not stop eating.
This was a delicious and easy weeknight gumbo. Took me about 15 minutes to throw together. A few enhancements, I used two cans of tomatoes with okra and one stewed, added sliced andouille chicken sausage, and used a couple of teaspoons of file gumbo. Enjoyed this recipe! Thanks for sharing, Reynolds.
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
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Calories: 282
Calories from Fat: 60
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P.F. Chang's Mongolian beef is a popular item on the menu but with this copycat recipe from Baked in the South shows you how to make it at home. Slices of flank steak are cooked with a rich sauce flavored with soy sauce, ginger and brown sugar. This dish can be done and on the table in just 30 minutes (talk about fast service!). Serve your Mongolian beef with white rice. For full recipe instructions, click here.
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A novel control method, named weighted average current control (WACC), is proposed for damping control of a three-phase grid inverter with an LCL filter. In this method, the sum of partial inverter current and partial grid current is used as the feedback of the current control loop. By using WACC, three-phase current control of the grid inverter can be well decoupled under synchronous rotating frame. Furthermore, the system transfer function is reduced from the third-order system to the first-order system. Consequently, the control loop gain and bandwidth can be increased, which improve the rejection capability to the background grid voltage harmonics. The performance of the proposed control is also analyzed in case of filter inductance variation. Finally, the experiments are presented to validate the theoretical analysis.


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during fermentation. im pretty new to home brewing and know that controlling your temp during fermentation is very important. my question is what is your method for temp control and how much money am i going to have to spend to achieve temp control.
Put your fermenter in a plastic tub of some sort, fill it halfway with water, put a t-shirt over the fermenter and allow the water to wick up into the shirt. Switch out one or two 1- or 2-liter bottles of frozen water as often as necessary, once or twice a day. Set up a fan to blow on the fermenter to more quickly evaporate the water, if you need to.
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i have had a belgian ale in secondary for about two months now. should i go ahead and start doing this or just wait and try it on my next beer? also could this method cause the beer to get to cold or fluctuate temperature too much?
Mine is pretty much the same as Rick's, no problem keeping the fermenter in the low 60s even during hot weather.
I don't do it after the beer is racked to secondary - it's the first week that's the most important. Once I rack to secondary I don't worry much about temp control, I usually start a new batch and put it in the swamp cooler.
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I would assume after 2 months you're probably fine.
One of the purposes of the water in the tub is that it'll take a lot more time for a large amount of water to change temperature than the air. Also the evaporation from the top with the wet t-shirt will keep it a little cool. you can just fill up the tub a little more and forgo the t-shirt to get an even more stable temp. Albeit a warmer one.
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thanks for the help everyone. i think i will try this on my next beer. i am going to let the belgian ferment at about the temp it has been which is about 75-77 because i hear they do better at this temp. also, does the shirt need to be touching the water??
Yes. If its touching the water it will work sort of like a wick in a candle, so it'll stay somewhat wet.


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We have 10 acres, 5 minutes drive from Maleny, in a peaceful setting with abundant wildlife. This furnished, 3 bedroom home is such a tranquil and restful retreat. We live in a cabin on the same property. Please note weekend rates apply.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
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Guests will have the entire house to enjoy. The pool is a welcome treat in summer, as is the creek. There are beautiful gardens to stroll about in and you are welcome to any abundant fruits or vegetables in the garden....just ask.
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In peak holiday periods (school holidays) full rates apply. (No discounted weekly rates). Your young children 2 - 12yrs are only an extra $10 per night.
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Lynda (and Mark) were fantastic hosts! From an incredible home and landscaped property, to a warm welcome on arrival, it's evident that these hosts were determined for us to enjoy our stay. I recommend the Berry Garden for your next break. Great town, great hosts, great house, fantastic weekend getaway! Thanks so much for having us Mark and Lynda! We'll be back.
Best host experience ever!! Lynda and Mark are one of the greatest assets of Berry Farm. They made us feel so welcome. Fabulous accommodation in a beautiful private rural setting. Plenty of room and everything provided for your home away from home. We totally recommend this property and give it an A++++++!
My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Berry Garden. Our hosts Lynda and Mark were so friendly and helpful. Everything about the house and property was absolutely spot on and I'm sure anyone would find a stay here fabulous, with the surrounding local area a stunning bonus. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home and providing some special touches - the Maleny milk was a treat and fresh flowers too!! from Jenny
A gorgeous & relaxing place. Waking to the sounds of birds, swinging on the hammock watching pademelons hop by. Lynda & Mark made us feel very welcome. We loved it. The location & house & gardens exceeded our expectations by far.
Linda & Mark were fabulous hosts; discrete but then available when needed. The property is truly amazing, we saw many of Australia's finest flora and fauna. The house is exactly as represented and the pool a welcome relief from the summer heat. We would definitely recommend the Berry Garden for a relaxing, chilled out stay in the Maleny area. Many thanks Linda & Mark.
We had a fantastic stay here at this family home . The beds are super comfy and we had everything we needed. Lynda and mark are lovely people and gave us privacy but also were lovely to talk too ! The gardens are amazing and I couldn't get the kids out of the pool ! I loved watching the kids from the varandah in the hammock- pure bliss. The Stars were beautiful at night and the wildlife abundant. We definitely will be back
We really enjoyed our time at the Berry Garden. The house is lovely and set in a beautiful part of the countryside. Mark and Lynda were generous hosts both equally friendly and respectful of our privacy. We would readily recommend this place to others and are in fact already planning our next visit; hopefully sometime this winter so we can enjoy the wood burning stove :)
Hi, we Lynda and Mark, are from Maleny, Qld. We have lived on our property for twenty years. My interests are gardening and gardening!
Mark loves building and creating. All our kids have flown the nest and we are left with this beautiful old Queenslander overlooking our 10 acre property. We thought it would be a wonderful idea to share this spot with others. It is so quiet and relaxing here, just what we all need to rest and recuperate.
We live in a cabin nearby and are on hand to help out with anything, but you will feel like you have the place to yourselves. Come and stay!