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Alabama's Grant not expected to play
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Terry Grant, one of the guys who's returned kickoffs for Alabama this season, isn't expected to dress and won't play Saturday against LSU.
Alabama coach Nick Saban said Grant pulled a muscle. With Grant out, that means any combination of Trent Richardson, Mike McCoy and Javier Arenas could return kickoffs for the Crimson Tide against the Tigers.
SEC internal affairs: Grant to get his shot?
Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
Our weekly look at some Internal Affairs in the SEC:
1. A Grant sighting: A neck injury has left Roy Upchurch's status for Saturday's game against Mississippi State as doubtful, meaning Terry Grant may get his shot in Alabama's three-pronged running attack. Grant was the Crimson Tide's leading rusher last season with 891 yards. But he's been buried on the bench this season behind Glen Coffee, Mark Ingram and Upchurch. Alabama coach Nick Saban hopes Grant can provide some of the things Upchurch had brought to the Tide offense, namely some speed to the outside and the ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. Grant has carried the ball just 28 times for 77 yards this season, as Saban has opted for more physical between-the-tackles runners.
2. Sticking with the Wild-Cobb: Kentucky threw the ball all over the place the past two years with Andre' Woodson setting SEC records. The Wildcats still like to think of themselves as a pro-style offense. But for the time being, they're going with what they do best -- and that's freshman quarterback Randall Cobb lining up in the shotgun and breaking teams down with his quick feet and open-field running. It's Kentucky's version of the spread option, and it produced 226 rushing yards last week in the 42-38 loss to Georgia. Vanderbilt can expect to see more of it this Saturday, especially with the Wildcats so depleted at receiver. Cobb's a special talent, too. Once he cuts down on his mistakes, he's going to be one of those quarterbacks nobody wants to face.
3. Run Kodi run: After rushing for 158 yards last week in Auburn's 37-20 win over Tennessee-Martin, Auburn quarterback Kodi Burns knows that's not going to cut it against Georgia. He's also not likely to pass for 318 yards like he did two weeks ago in the loss to Ole Miss. The Tigers would like him to come in somewhere in the middle of those two extremes against the Bulldogs and without the three second-half interceptions he threw against Ole Miss. Burns looks much more comfortable now that it's clear that he's Auburn's quarterback. He still can't be a gun-slinger, though, whether he's running it or passing it. He carried the ball 13 times last week, which would be a bit risky if he were facing an SEC defense. The last thing the Tigers need is to get him hurt.
4. More shuffling up front: It's become a weekly routine for Georgia offensive line coach Stacy Searels: This guy moves here, and that guy moves there. The latest injury in the Bulldogs' offensive line is to right tackle Justin Anderson, who hurt his foot against Kentucky and will miss the Auburn game and possibly the Georgia Tech game. The Bulldogs are working sophomores Josh Davis and Kiante Tripp at right tackle this week in practice. Since the preseason, Tripp has moved from right tackle to left tackle to tight end and now back to right tackle again. This will be the fifth different combination the Bulldogs have used on the offensive line this season when they face Auburn on Saturday.
5. Musical quarterbacks: Nobody rotates quarterbacks on every play. That is, with the exception of Steve Spurrier. The Head Ball Coach is looking seriously at rotating Stephen Garcia and Chris Smelley on every play, or at least every few plays, this Saturday against Florida. As unconventional as it sounds, Spurrier liked the way it worked last weekend in the 34-21 win over Arkansas. It's not a strategy Spurrier plans on sticking with forever. But since Garcia and Smelley haven't been able to separate themselves, Spurrier's going to run them in and out of the game until they do. He pulled a similar stunt when he was at Florida in 1998 with Doug Johnson and Jesse Palmer.
SEC in the headlines: LeFevour to test Bulldogs
Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
I'm getting ready to head to Nashville for the South Carolina-Vanderbilt game and will have updates from there before and after the game. So be sure and check back later this evening. Here's a quick glance at what else is going on around the league:
- Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour won't be intimidated by Sanford Stadium crowd. The 230-pound do-it-all quarterback will be stiff test for the Georgia defense.
- Auburn's two coordinators, Tony Franklin and Paul Rhoads, finally sign their contracts after a long delay.
- Crowded backfield isn't a problem for Alabama. Nick Saban says Terry Grant remains in the Tide's plans even though he played sparingly in the opener.
- Tennessee's Phillip Fulmer is still fuming following the Vols' season-opening loss to UCLA. Fulmer said the blame starts with him.
- Quarterback Jonathan Crompton suffered a concussion in the fourth quarter of Tennessee's loss at UCLA, Knoxville News-Sentinel beat writer Dave Hooker reports.
- Receiver Greg Childs is one of several freshmen making an impact for Arkansas. which played 13 freshmen in the opener.
- Postponing this weekend's game was the only thing that made sense after all the damage done by Hurricane Gustav, LSU officials say.
- The Gainesville Sun's Pat Dooley has a good column putting the Florida-Miami rivalry into perspective. The Gators have lost six in a row in the series.
Some major props for Gators' Wright
Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
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|The Gators are expecting big things from Major Wright this season.
Now for those players in the SEC on the cusp of breaking out and becoming household names. Some of these players have already made their mark to varying degrees, while others either haven't gotten the chance or just haven't done it yet. Keep an eye on all 10 this season:
1. Major Wright, S, Florida: A punishing hitter who tied for the SEC lead in forced fumbles a year ago as a true freshman. Took his lumps along with the rest of the Gators' young secondary, but he'll be better for it this season.
2. Jeremy Jarmon, DE, Kentucky: For all intents and purposes, had a breakout season last year with nine sacks in his first full season as a starter. But with more depth and better talent around him, Jarmon will be even better in 2008.
3. Chad Jones, S, LSU: Another physical safety to watch in 2008. Jones showed his playmaking abilities in spots last season as a true freshman. At 6-foot-3 and nearly 230 pounds, he has all the tools to be a great one.
4. Tray Blackmon, LB, Auburn: A suspension his freshman season held him back, and it was an ankle injury last season. Blackman still finished seventh on the team in tackles despite playing in just nine games. This is the year he puts it all together.
5. Gerald Jones, WR, Tennessee: Was underutilized last season by the Vols as a freshman. But he's something to see in the open field, and new Tennessee offensive coordinator Dave Clawson is determined to get him the ball.
6. Al Woods, DT, LSU: Probably will back up Charles Alexander to start the season, but this is the year he puts it all together and plays like the NFL first-round draft pick he's been projected as. Think the Tigers are deep up front?
7. London Crawford, WR, Arkansas: Finally ready to live up to lofty high school credentials now that he's in Bobby Petrino's pass-happy offense. One of the Hogs' most improved players in the spring.
8. Terry Grant, RB, Alabama: Set an Alabama freshman rushing record last season with 891 yards despite being hindered by a painful sports hernia. Had offseason surgery to correct the problem and has become a more complete back.
9. Richard Murphy, RB, LSU: Even with Jacob Hester gone, the LSU backfield remains crowded. Some are fingering Keiland Williams as the breakout guy, but Murphy had the better spring with his blend of speed and pass-catching ability.
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pine fines?
I really want to make a 5-1-1 mix for my containers next season but am still not clear on the ingredients. The perlite and the peat are easy to find. But how can I easily identify a bag of "pine fines" at the local garden centers in suburban NJ? I have yet to see a bag that says "Pine Fines."
No. Not recommended. Finding the right "fines" for some of us is tougher than Frodo returning the ring to Mordor.
You need to find pine, fir or hemlock bark (not wood) all under the size of a dime with a large % of the pieces in the bag being 1/8" - 1/4".
Search "5-1-1" in this forum until you come across posts with pictures of the ideal bark fines.
It goes under different names in different parts of the country: decorative mulch, soil conditioner, pine mini-nuggets. You just have to look at the stuff and try to see what's in the bag. Read the label, and make sure it says pine bark somewhere. In the spring in the Midwest, I often find torn bags of pine bark mulch at big box stores and hardware stores that have been sitting out all winter and composted enough that they will do.
I stopped in Fairfield Garden Center today and found a pallet with some left over pine mulch. I managed to scoop out a handful for a photo and this is what it looked like. It is good enough? If so, would now be a good time to start making my potting mix for next season?
I plan to use this mix for my tulip bulbs (that just arrived) which will be planted lasagna style. Other uses for this mix will be my fabric pots in which I will be planting tomato and eggplant seedlings once I start them in my garage in mid-March.
Not good as a basic component for either Gritty or 5-1-1, sorry to say. Too woody, too sappy, too shreddy, too wet.
You need this:
Here is a link that might be useful: Agway Product
This post was edited by Oxboy555 on Thu, Oct 17, 13 at 15:53
Okay, thanks for the info. I will keep hunting.
Regarding my other question, if I follow Al's 5-1-1 mix, add the Oscomyte Plus, and the Dolomitic Lime, how long before that mix needs to be put "in play" so to speak. Can it be stored in containers outdoors (e.g. large trash cans) for any period of time without losing its good characteristics?
i use pine bark medium chunk from lowes.. im sure other
big box stores carry it too..
i think as al would say..not claiming to be a spokesperson
of his..but he does ROCK !! :) that continuity of size matters..so theres no obstruction of flow of water..
i tried a finer pine bark to start..but ended up with the
medium grade..to that i add large 5/8 " pumice..
i used it in all my potted plants this last season..and the
plants did great..especially the roots.. geesh.. some of my potted amorphophallus had MONSTER root systems..
yea !!!
DON'T add the fertilizer until you're ready to plant. Bad things can happen if you add CRFs, let the mix sit around, then introduce plants to that mix. If you add fert pellets, find a way to use that mix immediately.
The general process is mix it up without fert, throw in your lime, moisten and let it do its thing for a week or two to raise/stabilize the mix pH a bit. Then make sure it's pretty dry and you can store it. HOWEVER I'm not sure what the comfort level is for letting mixed up 5-1-1 (no fert) sit around in storage before using -- maybe 6 mos? I don't know since I'm a 'mix as I need' kind of guy.
ohio..what u have in pic.. that looks like good stuff..
ive found with what i buy..and its pretty cheap.. i put in
my big wheelbarrel..cover with water.. then use what floats..
theres always some stuff/debis/even soil that i dont want to
use in my potting mix..i just throw it in the gardens..
?? how was the price ?? i use alot.. this lasts yr i think i
got around 20+ 2cuft bags.. so.i can use alot..
So what I'm starting to understand is that you want basically small "chips" of pine bark if you will, nothing shredded or pulverized because that will (as I've learned in another thread) tie up the nitrogen in the growing mix.
How is it then that roots can firmly establish themselves in such a "loose" growing medium? Is it the peat that gives it the stability? I assume the perlite is just for aeration to counter the clumping effects of peat.
Lomodor: The product I bought was Golden Trophy Mini Pine Fines at $3.89 for 2 cubic feet from Ohio Mulch. It's not composted, so I am able to use it for both mixes, sifting out the dust for gritty mix.
Njitgrad: Pine bark breaks down much more slowly than sapwood, so it doesn't tie up nitrogen in a significant amount. It has a lot of Suberin (a waxy substance that resists water) in it. It works very well by itself in supporting roots. You can grow plants in it even without the addition of peat and perlite.
Here's a quote from Al (tapla) about pine bark:
Bark fines of fir, hemlock or pine, are excellent as the primary component of your soils. The lignin contained in bark keeps it rigid and the rigidity provides air-holding pockets in the root zone far longer than peat or compost mixes that too quickly break down to a soup-like consistency. Conifer bark also contains suberin, a lipid sometimes referred to as nature's preservative. Suberin, more scarce as a presence in sapwood products and hardwood bark, dramatically slows the decomposition of conifer bark-based soils. It contains highly varied hydrocarbon chains and the microorganisms that turn peat to soup have great difficulty cleaving these chains.
This post was edited by Ohiofem on Fri, Oct 18, 13 at 0:49
It's not necessarily that roots extend more easily in such a "loose" medium. Rather, the 5-1-1/gritty mixes provide such a favorable environment for nutrient and gas exchange that the plants grow quickly and vigorously -- both below and above the soil line.
Oxboy and OhioFem: I'm envious that you can find products to use for grit mix or 5-1-1 right "out of the bag". Both of the pine bark products you described seem perfect for soil mixing with a minimum of sifting and screening. No such luck here. No Agway stores in this area, and the big box stores all seem to carry very large pine bark. Unfortunately with the holidays coming up most local stores have closed down their nursery operations and removed their mulches so there's not much to see right now.
njitgrad: I'm no expert on this but the material in the photo you posted looks like its very stringy and not the correct type of mulch for making Al's mixes. The names of the materials on the bags at the store is not much helps since different manufactures label pine bark in many different ways. You have to take time to actually look at the mulch itself and see what might work.
Like you, I cannot find anything that meets the size requirements. What I have to do is buy a bag of pine bark, the smallest pieces I can find, and then use hardware cloth (fine wire mesh) to screen out the big chunks (1/2" and larger) and the fine powder and small pieces (1/8" or smaller). It takes time to do this sifting but since I'm only starting out and make soil on a very small scale I do not mind. If I made soil on a large scale then the sifting would take a lot of time.
I made a very small batch of 5-1-1 and am attaching a photo so you can see what my pine bark looks like after screening out the large chunks and dusty fines.
I found a retailer near me that will be ordering 10 bags of the Agway product for me, should have them next week. My plan is to lay them down flat on the ground in my enclosed veggie garden until spring time. Better than stacking them on top of each other right? Or does it matter?
I am looking forward to next spring and seeing what kinds of pine bark mulch, soil conditioner, etc. I can find. I think Al and other members mentioned that each year the pine bark situation seems to change. I plan to build a soil screen box this winter so I will be ready when retailers get in their new supplies of bark. Right now most local nurseries and big box stores have removed their garden supplies and mulch for the season so there's nothing to see.
As JodiK mentioned in other threads, I could try Repti-Bark since I dont really need very much pine bark. A couple of screened 2 CF bags of bark would last me for a season or two I'm sure.
We'll see what happens in March and April. :-)
I actually ended up ordering only four bags because they are $10 a pop and and 3 cu. yards each. I wonder how many gallons of mix that will make when I make the 5-1-1 in the spring. I'll just order more in the spring if I need to.
For now I'm just going to lay the 4 bags in my enclosed veggie garden. All I have on the ground between my raised beds is bark nuggets anyway so laying the bags on top of them for overwintering should not be an issue.
All I need to get now for my 5-1-1 mix is peat and perlite (all easy to find in the spring) but I will need an alternative to Osmocote Plus since apparently it has been discontinued.
The mulch arrived today and it looks exactly like what I needed for the 5-1-1. The bags will just sit in my garden (pic below) until next Spring.
That makes the last "hard to find ingredient for the 5-1-1" that I need to acquire the successor to Oscomyte Plus. I am looking at the Dynamite All Purpose Select 15-5-9 as an alternative.
This post was edited by njitgrad on Fri, Nov 1, 13 at 15:09
PINE BARK NUGGETS are mostly used as mulch around the trees an shrubs. Used in potting mix (small nuggets, fines) is just a filler to break down the caking of peat moss, It has no food value JUST A MEDIUM similar to peat moss, perlite etc.
I bought couple of bags, just a week ago, from Lowes at 4 bucks a bags. They had large and small nuggets. Obviously I bought the small version.
Pine bark consists of dead cells and have been under the elements for years and years. So I don't think they have any thing to leach out. They might have a trace of pine oil.
BUT if you are still concerned with that, you can soak them in water prior to use. I will personally use them out of the bag.
njitgard ...Are those SHREDDED bark or nuggets/chips ?
It will take years for the pine bark to break down when mixed with soil. I wouldn't worry about keeping them outside over winter. Worst can happen is they get wet and heavy, maybe slightly soft. I have stored mine outside too.
Thanks for the sourcing info njitgrad. I'll check them out if ever up near Riverdale.
Took a long detour to an Agway near E. Brunswick and thought they'd have it all. But was told they don't even order pine bark because "it's too expensive to ship up from NC", and that virtually all their customers are happy with commercial mixes, which are "easier and cheaper than self-assembly - especially when adding in transport." Sigh.
My Agway doesn't usually carry the Agway beand pine bark mulch, but they will special order on request (and deliver it to my door to boot!). It generally needs to be screened through a 1/4" or a 1/2" screen to remove the large pieces. I then sift it with a fine mesh to remove the dust, although this step's not strictly necessary if you're making 5:1:1. Also, try to remove as much of the sapwood as you can. I make up small batches with 5 gallons, 1 gallon, 1 gallon of the raw materials (+ 1/4 cup each of lime and CRF) - each 3 cu. ft. bag will give me 2 or three such batches.
With regard to outdoor storage - in theory, it might be a little better to keep it dry indoors, but I don't think it really makes a difference. Look at it this way, if you waited until spring to order it, it would spend the winter outdoors at the distributor's yard.
Is that the bark only or the complete 5-1-1? I don't see any perlite.
A little too woody, sappy, shreddy and wet for my tastes but I've seen worse. If you go with it, I'd try to get out as many of those light colored parts as you can. If you can't, be sure to include some starter nitrogen to prevent lockout.
It look good kaOttic. It has a little sap wood but not much. I think it is ok.
Here is what I got. It is Cedar bark. (No sap wood). It has some very fine crushed part too, maybe 10%. Which is Ok. Better than peat moss. I,ll screen some for my seed starting mix, together wit perlite and vermiculite.
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What are you growing for tea?
Currently I have in my Florida tea garden:
Lemon Grass
Moujean Tea or Bahama Berry
(Black?) Peppermint
Chocolate Mint
Papaya Leaf
Passion Flower Leaf
Eau-de-Cologne Mint
Apple Mint
Pineapple Sage
Lemon Thyme
Lemon Basil
I would very much like to hear about anyone's experience with these, and any other caffeine free tea herbs.
Do you have experience with Roobus, New Jersey Tea, Gogi Berry, or Honeybush? I haven't been able to get these going yet. Some sprout, but don't take off.
Do you have experience with Black Pepper or Vanilla?
I regularly make tea out of tarragon and (black?) peppermint. I also use the peppermint with lemongrass.
I have a bush with very small leaves that is a mint, that I was told when I bought it, was black peppermint, but it doesn't look anything like the black peppermint images on google.
Any fruits such as apples, quince, blueberry, raspberry and so on can be dried and added to tea. Fresh too, for that matter.
Rosehips are nice....roses were in all the old herb gardens of yore.
Lemon balm, sage, dandelion (leaf & root), raspberry leaf, nettle... to add to what has already been said.
Herbs have medicinal actions too. If you plan on drinking more than the rare occasional cup of something, be sure to check to see what effects the herb has.
I don't grow, but I harvest and dry the wild Goldenrod around here for a medicinal tea(for urinary complaints,not that you wanted to know that,LOL), but it also tastes good.
I do grow Chocolate Mint and Lemon Balm and still have some dried Lemon Verbena that I grew a couple of years ago. I need to grow more of that!
I have regular lemon balm in my garden, but this spring I bought
some lemon balm seeds from Johnny's Seeds. These are suppose
to have more essential oils than regular lemon balm. Ohh boy, it
smells so much stronger than common lemon balm. It makes a
stronger tea with less leaves. I just love to brush my hands against
the leaves, and my hands smell lemony. I also make tea from Anise
Hyssop. Rosemary tea is also good for memory problems.
Ceanothus americanus is supposed to make a good tea, and many cooking herbs can be used for tea. I picked Persimmon leaves at the end of the season for tea, and stinging nettle. You might want to look at an extensive list with uses and cautions on the Plants for a Future database.
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Selecting a check box for a type of data that you want to add to the report includes all of the fields available for that section in the report. The available fields are displayed in the Data section. Selecting the check box for one of the fields lets you apply filters to the data that is returned in that field.
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In the Add/Edit Standard Report dialog box, select the Report Designer tab.
On the Data tab, select the check box for the type of data that you want to include in the report. When you select a data type, all of the data fields of that type are added to the report. All of the data fields are available for display in the report. Data types that are included in the report have a green check mark next to them. Repeat this step for all of the datatypes that you want to include in the report.
(Optional) To filter the data that is included in the report, select the check box next to the field that you want to filter. Fields to which you have applied filtering have a green check mark next to them.
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They say the computer virus gave them access to documents from Aramco's
Hey, maybe they can blackmail Aramco out of Bitcoins now!
I realize the default permission on Slashdot is set to "anti-Microsoft," but before that gets out-of-line, consider this attack was purportedly done by an insider (or possibly even insiders).
At that point, it doesn't really matter what the operating systems(s) the business runs. If it was an inside job, the attacker would have been damaging things regardless of the operating system(s) used. How environments are secured and managed is a lot more important these days than what operating systems they run.
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No inside attacker can do any more harm than an outsider in a well-protected setup these days.
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Malware for Android, Google's version of Linux for smartphones and tablets, seems to be on the upswing, though.
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Any good attack would have destroyed the backups before wiping the servers and workstations.
Of course, offline tapes with backups cannot be destroyed from the outside, unless we're talking a truly long term project with an inside man slowly corrupting the offline backups, or a full intrusion armed with bulk erasers...
.. if you only look at companies that are listed on the stock market.
It's remarkable how Aramco manages to keep a low profile. It's not possible to put 'today's value' on it but estimates are always over a trillion dollars and reach up to 7 trillion.
To be fair, it may be just the name that has a low profile. 'saudi oil' is the same thing and it doesn't exactly have a low profile.
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Václav Havel (väts´läv hävĕl), 1936–2011, Czech dramatist and essayist, president of Czechoslovakia (1989–92) and the Czech Republic (1993–2003). The most original Czech dramatist to emerge in the 1960s, Havel soon antagonized the political power structure by focusing on the senselessness and absurdity of mechanized, totalitarian society in plays that implicitly criticized the government, such as The Garden Party (1963, tr. 1969) and The Memorandum (1965, tr. 1967), and in various essays of the 1960s and 70s. As an organizer (1977) and leading spokesman for the dissident group Charter 77, he was imprisoned (1979–83) by the Czechoslovak Communist regime, and his plays were banned.
Havel was a founder (1989) of the Civic Forum, a human rights and opposition group, and became its principal spokesman. When it succeeded in forcing (1989) the Communist party to share power, he became interim president of Czechoslovakia. He was elected president of Czechoslovakia after the collapse of Communism in 1990, but resigned in 1992 prior to the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, to which he was opposed. He was elected president of the new Czech Republic in 1993 and reelected in 1998. As president he tended toward a social democratic approach to social and economic issues, strongly supporting civil liberties and human rights and an eastward-expanding NATO. He retired from the presidency in 2003. Havel's other works include Protocols (essays and poems, 1966), Letters to Olga (1983, tr. 1989), Three Vanek Plays (1990), Open Letters: Selected Writings 1965–1990 (1991), Summer Meditations (1991, tr. 1992), and Selected Plays, 1984–87 (1994).
See his memoir, To the Castle and Back (2007); interview ed. by P. Wilson (tr. 1990); biography by M. Simmons (1991); collections of essays on Havel, ed. by J. Vladislav (1986) and M. Goetz-Stankiewicz and P. Carey (1999); study by J. Keane (2000).
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Fawn, Rick.
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Peter Augustine Lawler; Dale McConkey.
Praeger Publishers, 1998
Robin H. E. Shepherd.
Macmillan, 2000
Jeffrey C. Goldfarb.
BasicBooks, 1992
Peter Vardy.
University of New South Wales Press, 1999
John Feffer.
South End Press, 1992
Havel, Vaclav.
International Journal of Humanities and Peace, Vol. 17, No. 1, Annual 2001
Tucker, Scott.
The Humanist, Vol. 54, No. 3, May-June 1994
Havel, Vaclav.
The Futurist, Vol. 29, No. 4, July-August 1995
Madigan, Timothy J.
Free Inquiry, Vol. 18, No. 4, Fall 1998
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Despite high hopes that he could overcome much-criticized French language skills, Paul Dewar's NDP leadership campaign came to a grinding and disappointing halt after the first ballot Saturday.
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Despite high hopes that he could overcome much-criticized French language skills and win over Quebec voters, Paul Dewar's NDP leadership campaign came to a grinding and disappointing halt after the first ballot Saturday.
After receiving a paltry 7.4 per cent of first-round votes, the MP from Ottawa Centre, who championed grassroots activism and earned adulation for his charismatic speaking presence, offered no endorsements, freeing his supporters to decide for themselves.
"My work is done," the 49-year-old told the Star after a closed-door meeting with his campaign team.
Dewar said he never intended to align himself with another candidate.
Just five weeks ago, the NDP's former foreign affairs critic painted himself as a leadership frontrunner after his team published an internal poll placing him third in support behind Thomas Mulcair and party strategist Brian Topp.
NDP Deputy House Leader Hélène Laverdière, who offered her endorsement, called Dewar's poor performance a "surprise."
But Dewar was relentlessly dogged by attacks that his French couldn't hold water as party leader.
Nonetheless, Dewar made a final appeal to voters during his Friday afternoon showcase by opening and closing his speech in French.
Craig Scott, the newly minted MP for Toronto-Danforth, suggested Dewar's campaign oversold the former teacher's speaking abilities, rather than promoting him as someone "growing" into the language.
"I don't think they did Paul a service," said Scott, referring to the campaign team. "The message should have been here's somebody who really wants to connect with Quebec, who's growing into his French."
Dewar, who struggled with dyslexia as a young man, tirelessly worked with a private French tutor.
Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus offered an Dewar an endorsement in mid-January but walked to Mulcair's camp immediately after Dewar dropped out. This he blamed partly on British Columbia MP Nathan Cullen's late-campaign surge, which might have swept up voters looking to support an "outsider" — votes that could have fallen to Dewar.
Angus also dispelled suggestions that Dewar's campaign was faltering in the final days before the convention.
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Webster the Chihuahua-Dachshund mix didn't listen when Frank Garcia kept calling him to come, and Garcia is now grateful for that. They were fossil hunting together when Webster became interested in a particular area and refused to come away from it. When Garcia investigated it, he found the fossilized remains of giant tortoise shells, elephant teeth, and the skull of a woolly mammoth. The site...
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California Governor Jerry Brown's Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Sutter, is so popular that his fans are buying products from his line of merchandise. His Twitter name @Sutter Brown is on T-shirts, tote bags, tank tops, hoodies, infant onesies and caps. For every sale made, $3 goes to paying down the state of California's budget deficit. Despite the whopping $700 that has already been made, California's...
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Chosen from over 700 photos, this picture of Theo will be on the cover of "Love Has No Age Limit," the new booklet that Patricia McConnell and I are writing about adopting adult and adolescent dogs. Theo is a rescue dog who was found as a stray on a highway in New Jersey. He then spent three months in a shelter before being adopted by Kimberly Wang of Eardog Productions in New York. She saw a...
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They honor and assist those in the military
Fleet bears the name of one soldier and serves as the legs for another. He is a 15-week old Golden Retriever who is being trained as a service dog for Josh Craven. Craven lost one leg while serving as a soldier in Iraq and has had six surgeries on the other leg. When he returns home from Walter Reed Medical Hospital in a few months, he will be joined by Fleet who by then will be a fully trained...
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Avon and Somerset will be revealing details later today of how they plan to police an English Defence League march later this month.
The EDL is holding a demonstration on the 14th, the same day as Bristol Pride is staging its annual festival. It's the first time the EDL will have marched through Bristol.
Police want to hear from people planning to protest against EDL march in Bristol
Avon and Somerset police want to hear from people planning to protest against an English Defence League march that's being held in Bristol next month.
Officers say public safety is the top priority.
They've agreed a route with EDL organizers to make sure the march doesn't impact on Bristol Pride celebrations which are being held in the city on the same day.
Protesters call for more help in Syria
Protestors and politicians gathered in Bristol on Saturday to call on the government to do more to help people in Syria. Problems in the country have been escalating since March last year. More than 13 thousand people have died.
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March held in Bristol raising awareness of situation in Syria
A march is taking place through the centre of Bristol this afternoon to raise public awareness of the need provide humanitarian aid in Syria. Follow the link for more on the conflict in Syria.
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A campaign group has published a report against plans to dump asbestos into a quarry near Chew Valley in Somerset.
They say more than 2,000 signatures have been collected in a petition opposing the plans.
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Dill companion planting?
First, an overview: My garden is a 4âÂÂx24â strip, running east and west, with a fence on the north face. I have 3 a-frames, each made from 2 pallets. The first one will have beans on one side, then tomatoes and peppers on the other. The middle one will have tomatoes and peppers on each side. The 3rd one will have tomatoes only on one side, and peas on the other. The 2nd and 3rd a-frames have lettuce planters made from rain gutters under them. The first a-frame has kohlrabi (in the ground) under it . The 3rd one has iceberg lettuce, kohlrabi and beets (in the ground) under it. The first 2 also have 3 potato plants each, but this is more experimental, I donâÂÂt expect them to do superbly well. I have a separate potato patch at the end of the first one, next to the beans at the west end. I already have marigolds, daisies, lavender, and some basil planted sporadically, as well as a perimeter of onions around the whole thing.
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How did your planting work out? i had dill relatively close to my tomato plants this past summer. did have 2 tom horn worms, which i watched as they were pretty interesting. they didn't do too much damage, then one day they were covered with parasitic wasp eggs. a few days later they were dead - ah the cycle of life!!


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How to remove paint spatters from wood without removing finish?
I recently picked up a large antique cupboard that was originally part of a butler's pantry. It had been stored in a basement for a while and has some paint spatters and drips on it. Is there any way to remove the paint spatters without also removing the original finish in the process? I'm not sure what the original finish is, though I do know that the cupboard was original to a house built in 1900. Thanks!
What kind of paint and what kind of finish?
Latex paint will often come up with denatured alcohol or xylene with minimal damage to the underlying finish unless it is shellac.
Alkyd (oil paint) is harder.
Regular paint thinner can often soften it enough for removal.
Any dots of paint should come off by lifting with a single-edge razor blade. Tiny atomized spatters or smears will come off with some 600 grit wet/dry sandpaper or a rubber sanding block, lubricated with paint thinner or water+detergent. If the old varnish is nice and thick you don't have to worry about sanding through the finish to bare wood. Pick off the big flecks, then abrade the mist/smears.


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Page 22: Galbreath, G. J., Hean, S. and Montgomery, S. M. 2000. "A new color phase of Ursus thibetanus (Mammalia: Ursidae)" from Southeast Asia. Natural History Bulletin of the Siam Society 49: 107-111.
Page 26: Garshelis, D.L. & Steinmetz, R. (IUCN SSC Bear Specialist Group) 2008. Ursus thibetanus. In: IUCN 2012. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2012.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>.
Servheen, C., Herrero, S., & Peyton, B. "Bears: Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan", IUCN/SSC Bear Specialist Group
Page 82: Some information from "Japanese black bear conservation", article on the WWF website.
Page 83: Some of the information on this page is taken from "Fauna of British India - Mammals Volume 2", R. I. Pocock (1941) pp 221/222.
Page 8 & page 31: Some of the information on these pages is taken from "Bears of the World", Lance Craigshead, Voyageur Press, 2000.
Page 34: Fredriksson, G., Steinmetz, R., Wong, S. & Garshelis, D.L. (IUCN SSC Bear Specialist Group) 2008. Helarctos malayanus. In: IUCN 2012. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2012.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>
"Human-imposed threats to sun bears in Borneo" Meijaard, Erik in Ursus Volume 11 (1999), pp 185 - 192
Page 39 & page 42: Some of the information on this page is from Garshelis, D.L., Ratnayeke S. & Chauhan, N.P.S. (IUCN SSC Bear Specialist Group) 2008. Melursus ursinus. In: IUCN 2012. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2012.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>
Page 54 & page 57: "The Polar Bear: Ursus maritimus Biology, Management, and Conservation", published in 2003 as Chapter 27 in the second edition of Wild Mammals of North America. Edited by George A. Feldhamer, Bruce C. Thompson, and Joseph A. Chapman
Page 55: "Genomic Evidence for Island Population Conversion Resolves Conflicting Theories of Polar Bear Evolution" James A. Cahill, Richard E. Green, Tara L. Fulton, Mathias Stiller, Flora Jay, Nikita Ovsyanikov, Rauf Salamzade, John St. John, Ian Stirling, Montgomery Slatkin, Beth Shapiro. PLOS Genetics - March 2013, Volume 9, Issue 3.
Page 62: California Department of Fish & Game (now known as California Department of Fish & Wildlife) "Black Bear Management Plan" (July 1998).
Page 68: Some information taken from "A Bear's Life" in SpruceRoots magazine -see http://www.spruceroots.org/
Page 69: "Black Bear Managment Report", Alaska Department of Fish & Game, December 2002.
Page 70: Some information from "Spirit bear factsheet", Province of British Columbia, 2006.
Page 75: "Land Mammals of Oregon", pp 373 - 376, Verts and Carroway, University of California 1998
Page 77: Hall, E.R. 1981. "The mammals of North America" 2nd ed. John Wiley and Sons. New York. 1.181 pp. (for map)
Page 89: "Conservation Case Study of the Gobi Bear", Peter J Balint & Jennifer A Steinberg, 2003. In D. Badarch, R.A. Zilinskas, and P.J. Balint, editors. Mongolia Today: Science, Culture, Environment, and Development. London, UK: RoutledgeCurzon, pp. 238-257.
"Mongolian Red List of Mammals", compiled by Emma L. Clark & Munkhbat Javzansuren, edited by S. Dulamtseren, J. E. M. Baillie,
N. Batsaikhan, S. R. B. King, R. Samiya & M. Stubbe. Zoological Society of London 2006, pp 13-17.
Page 93: Some of the information on this page is taken from the "Kodiak Bear Fact Sheet" of the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.
Page 94: Some of the information on this page is taken from "Land-cover change and the future of the Apennine brown bear: a perspective from the past", Alessandra Falcucci, Luigi Maiorano, Paolo Ciucci, Edward O. Garton & Luigi Boitani in the Journal of Mammalogy Vol. 89, Issue 6 (Dec 2008), pp 1502-1511. Also from the website of the Parco Nazionale della Majello.
Page 102: Some information taken from Sanderson, I. 1972. "Living Mammals of the World". Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company and from Ward, P., S. Kynaston. 1995. Bears of the World. London: Blandford.


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Reporting to the International Director, the Franchise Manager will: Lead the ODI HQ team supporting our global network of nodes Develop the existing training and membership franchise models (in to a sustainable product for the network). Create the plan for franchising additional business lines Support nodes in their business development Maintain the integrity of the node network, including consistent performance against metrics Ensure a regular flow of key information around the network and internally Grow the node community Manage the Franchise team A typical day might see you: Speak at a conference for ~200 people on the impact of the ODI or Open Data Work with the nodes and the ODI HQ team to ensure that the nodes get the right support and to cullaboratively assess and develop the node programme (to reach sustainability). Chair a quarterly review with a node to check on their progress, confirm market fit and identify any barriers to growth Participate in a video call to coach and assess a potential new node Prepare monthly management reports and board reports for ODI HQ Remove node for non-performance Design a public dashboard for tracking performance About you - skills, knowledge, experience You must have the skills, knowledge, experience that will enable you to: Build a strong and high performing node network across a range of countries and contexts Project manage a complex portfulio of businesses Create a cullegiate community with a sense of joint endeavour Sulve complex problems with multiple moving parts Design systems which strike the right balance between sharing information and not being too onerous. Steer a network through a period of growth while maintaining its overall direction and purpose Design and adapt existing business processes to effectively work in a franchise context Manage, coach and develop staff About the ODI team Teamwork. We are all here to work towards achieving the same aims and mission of the ODI and so all team members will be required to work together across departments and with culleagues to ensure the long term success and sustainability of the ODI. Agility. To meet the changing demands of a rapidly growing organisation we will need to be agile to meet shifting challenges and workloads. Team members will be required to take on or let go of tasks and responsibilities either for the short or long term that will be both reasonable and within their capabilities. Respect. The ODI expects everyone to respect and comply with the principles of dignity at work and equal opportunities for everyone. Confidentiality. We are all about open data but what comes with that is the need to be mindful of people's personal data, intellectual property and any business sensitive data. If in any doubt please always ask first before publishing or passing on any data. Health and safety. Please ensure that you cooperate and comply with health and safety obligations, particularly by reporting promptly any defects, risks or potential hazards. Other 3% contributory pension 30 days annual huliday Life Assurance cover Long term disability cover Critical illness cover Childcare voucher scheme Flexible working Coaching and mentoring for skills and personal development £750 annual training budget toward your own professional development About us To find out more about the ODI, its founders Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Professor Sir Nigel Shadbult and the rest of the ODI team please go to www.theodi.org.
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