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Planting a tree right now
I was looking at the USDA site and determined my zone is actually 6b instead of zone 5. Anyway, what are your thoughts on planting a fruit tree this time of year. It's warm this time of year but it hasn't been blazingly hot. If I could get the tree in the ground wouldn't it have a good head start for next year?
I know that most of the large mail order sites seem to send out bare root trees in early spring but some of them are still willing to send trees this time of year.
Good idea or bad idea?
Bare root - absolutely no - if any nursery had any they'd either be in full leaf, or held dormant for going on 10 months now - not sure it would even be alive, and if it were,wouldn't grow then harden off in time for winter.
From a container, sure, but keep it watered well.
Thanks. I plan to order bare root for next spring but saw some varieties of plum trees still available at my local co-op center. They still appeared to be healthy and of course are in containers. Thought that if I can get a deal on some I might try putting a couple in the ground.
It's OK to plant in the fall, go for it, if you can obtain trees. Myself have only planted one tree in the fall. Then we had the winter of all winters, and it is alive, but I should probably pull it. It seems damaged unable to produce sizable limbs. I'm just hoping it can somehow recover. I suspect this next winter is going to be killer too. It never really warmed up. The great lakes are much colder than normal, so ice will form sooner. It's not a good thing.
I just double checked the trees remaining at the co-op an it turns out they are all plum trees. Definately not my favorite. They are pretty good sized around 7 feet tall and about a 1" caliper. I can get them for about $12/each. I'm thinking I may get them and plant them in the ground and maybe try grafting cherries on them next spring. Since they are both prunus they should be comparable. Id just need to score some cherry scions.
If I get them now and put them in the ground should I cut them back or leave them as is until next spring?
Great. The two varieties that they sell are "Ozark Premier" and Satsuma. Both styles are on semi-dwarf root stock. Any ideas what it might be and also any comments on the varieties? Good bad? Dave Wilson has it listed as a top 100 variety. But says the Satsuma should be polinated with Pollenized by Santa Rosa or Beauty which I won't have. Guess it doesn't matter too much as I'd consider grafting to cherry. But could keep a couple of the branches plum.
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order now.. for delivery in mid to late sept.. you are look for warm days.. and cool nights .. root growing time ...
if sold dormant... aim for when the other trees in the area are showing color... soil temps will bear dormancy.. and your plant should not wake up ;...
insure they warranty it thru leaf out in spring ...
For zone 6 and south, fall planting is indeed preferred. The plants have all fall and winter to settle in and grow roots before they need to make top growth.
But yes, containers can be planted anytime if acclimated to the sun, wind, etc..and can be adequately watered.
FWIW...it seems of little advantage to do what you are considering to me. I mean if you just want to experiment...sure. But if you want a cherry tree it seems you would be further ahead to just order a cherry tree bare root for spring planting.
If you want to graft why not order a cherry rootstock and a piece of scionwood. At least this way you'd know what you got. I'd bet those $12 trees don't even tell you what stock they are on. They were the ones nobody bought in the spring and most places don't properly care for their potted plants or trees.
I do plan on getting some bare root cherry and apple trees and probably a couple combination trees as well. Maybe ill buy the plum trees and leave them as plums. More than anything I guess I can consider them experimental trees that I can practice pruning, training, and grafting on. I have a spot away from where I plan on putting my apples and cherries. Its a little closer to the woods so deer may be an issue but it should get enough sun there to thrive.
My advice would be to choose your varieties carefully...VERY carefully. Think of pollination, growth habit, keeping qualities, ease of growing, potential hazards, relative wind, access to and direction of sunlight, soil type, drainage, bud hardiness, consider ease of lawn maintenance (mowing etc) and most importantly disease resistance.
Know your area and the disease pressures it presents and choose varieties that are suitable. Don't expect to "get lucky" with any disease pressure...you won't.
Some here would disagree, but if I were you I'd make every attempt to select varieties with inherent disease resistance. Combating disease isn't just as simple as spraying for it. I spray like a madman and I still get fungal issues at times. Here in my place, insects are far easier to control than disease.
There is some compatibility between apricot, peach, and plum. Not everything works but many can be grafted onto each other. Cherry is a bred of it's own. There are specific cherry rootstocks. You'll do much better sticking to those. A cherry might take on a plum but not for long.
Fair enough, you guys have talked me out of it. I will wait until the spring and order my cherry and apple trees on known rootstock from reputable companies like Raintree.
My family is not a huge fan of plums but since they were in containers I thought maybe it's something I can play with and practice grafting and things like that. Guess I'm too impatient for fruit trees. :) Now I'm going to have to wait 6 months before I can do anything.


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I have 2 60 X 70 bedroom and two sliding glass doors in back
90 x 78 80 x 78 . Single story stucco / flat ground home.
High performance glass ,4 at $5460 installed + a $1500 tax credit. Does this sound right ,,, or the big bend over .
Follow up - that's vinyl white , custom size / high performance ( I think everything is custom sized on older homes ) .
If those measurements on the doors are correct, then you are being quoted a price on 2 custom doors which typically cost about 50% more for the door. Based on that alone that is a very good price. Additionally those window are likely gong to require tempered glass which which will generally add about $6.00 per square foot to the glass. I'd say that's a very reasonable price.
So far everyone I know has had custom windows " sizes ".
Either all my friends have old odd homes or the custom line is just a marketing scam . Other sources I called seemed to think the price is fare . Thanks
2 custom sized doors and 2 standard sized doors, all 4 for $5460 installed into stucco and you don't think that's an excellent price? Please tell me where I could get a better deal than that. I have been in the window and door business for over 20 years and I'd like to know where you shop.


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How to have a rough ski trip: Do a hard workout at the gym the day beforehand. Pick an unknown trail. The guidebook says "novice" but you've been fooled before…. You decide this year you're a better skier. Ignore the fact that it's clearly not a popular spot, very few people having signed the trailhead […] [Read More]
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Herb and I had conflicting schedules and plans this past weekend, but we both managed to fit in some fabulous time outdoors. Here are a few photos from our outings. I know a lot people are sick of winter, but I'm going to miss all that lovely snow. On Saturday, I drove up to the […] [Read More]
Shooting at eagles, cursing at guidebooks
A quick downhill glide was marred by some blowdown and then followed by a sharp turn at the bottom. Behind me, I heard Gillian curse our skiing guidebook in colorful language that would make her rugby-playing father proud. The book had sold us on this trip into Tirrell Pond in the Central Adirondacks. It wasn't […] [Read More]
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Ski tales about new ski trails pulled by those with tails
For my last column, I asked a few local skiers to tell us their favorite cross-country ski trips. A few of them were options we hadn't tried yet. So two Saturdays ago, Herb and I set out with the dogs to do a little exploring around the Thirteenth Lake area, which Jeff Farbaniec had recommended. […] [Read More]
Running with the pack on the Jackrabbit Trail
Too fast. That's what people think when I tell them about skijoring with our dog Rocky. That he will go charging down a hill, pulling you faster and faster until you wipe out and collapse into a heap at the bottom. I realized, as Rocky and I skijored on the Jackrabbit Trail outside Keene on […] [Read More]
Snow, glorious snow
Has it really been just a week since those first wonderful flakes began to fall? We've packed so much fun into the past seven days, it seems like it's been longer. Last Thursday, Herb and I got up and shoveled, then squeezed in a quick ski before work – just once around the block on […] [Read More]
A great, campy prelude to ice cream
I put on a short-sleeved shirt for the first time in quite a while. Then I remembered to pack some sunscreen and sunglasses. A tropical vacation? Nope, much better than that. … Spring skiing. While much of the Capital Region spent last week lamenting the great snow dusting we got on Friday, we were hoping […] [Read More]
Familiarity breeds content at Pharaoh Lake
Our house boasts a bookcase crammed with material on trails in the Adirondacks. Next to it is a basket filled with maps of the Adirondacks. We're always on the lookout for new places to go and just last week I had a post about how excited we get about new trails. Despite all that information, […] [Read More]
Superbowl pregame: Snow, sun and skis
I was asked a lot on Friday what I was doing for the Superbowl on Sunday. "Going skiing," was my answer. Kick-off isn't until nearly 7 p.m. after all. If we were back late, we were back late. Great winter days are all too rare. We headed up north on a fantastically beautiful day – […] [Read More]
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Might sound like a strange question but the only place I will have to put all the new plants I got is an east window shelf that
is over a huge tub and surround. Physically I'm unable to climb up and over the tub to get to them to water. So.....my question is does anyone know of or use a sort of wand contraption that can extend 4 feet or so and feed from a gallon milk jug? We have a water softener so I don't use the tap water.
Would appreciate any feedback or suggestions.
Well, I have one long watering wand but it depends on the pressure of tap water supply.
I suppose you could get a pump action sprayer but that wouldn't supply a great quantity of water.
I'm thinking you either have to have some way of creating pressure, or of raising the level of the water container so you can get downwards flow.
I have a cordless water pump that I bought when we were in drought conditions, it's 12 volt and has a recharge battery thing - the idea is you drop it in like a big bin of water and you can use to pump - it has some tubing and I guess you could create a longer watering wand with a bit of nous.
To be honest I never got to use it as the rains finally came, but if you want to check out something similar the brand name was Ozito (australia)
Question though - how do you get the plants out there in the first place and how do you access them if they need care?
Good question. To get them up there, I have to call on hubby or a friend. My house is just dark! The bathroom is about the only "light" room in the house. And its a very big bathroom at 10x15'l
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Spent last Columbus day sailing from Sandy Point Park to Annapolis and back, and playing around under the Rt. 50 bridge and watching the big boats leave the show.
Will definitely be out somewhere again this Monday. Considering my first overnight on the boat Sunday night. Looking for suggestions on where.
A little background:
17' boat with little egg beater outboard and a decent cabin. One set of stretched out but usable sails. No spinnaker. In a 10 knots I can make 4-5 mph ground speed. (almost hull speed)
Will have two oversized anchors (a danforth and a borrowed navy-type) and a small folding grapnel from my other boat. Enough anchor line to tie off at Havre DeGrace and drift to Norfolk... None of which I've ever used.
Looking for somewhere I can put in Sunday afternoon (4-5 PM maybe) sail a bit to an anchorage, drop hook(s) eat something I packed, read a book then go to sleep. In the morning sail/explore and end up back at the ramp by dusk.
I'll be single-handed on the entire trip. Have a radio, GPS, all safety gear, etc. battery-operated, clip-on nav lights and all-around white light.
Safety of my tow vehicle and trailer is also a concern. I'm an hour north of Baltimore, but being a trailer sailer I can get to the ramp at 60 mph.
Suggestions? Any help is appreciated. Would consider a transient slip also, but really wouldn't need it, and don't see the need to spend the $.
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Semi-coercing private companies into building parks is a good way to build some pretty bad parks
A new exhibit reveals how architects and designers are embracing community participation in developing world projects
The next generation of parking technology does much more than just locate available spots
The TreeKIT project aims to make it easier for residents to help care for neighborhood trees
The use of scale models in city planning has gone out of fashion, but interest in them as historical records remains high
Permitting and environmental review will be expedited, pushing for final approval within 18 months
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I can see this kind of testing becoming rather tricky to write and maintain. It would rely on specific elements of the page so if these are changed the tests would need to be altered. Also if we change the flow of the application even slightly the suit would probably need to be modified quite heavily.
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Sir Chris Hoy voices Olympic concerns for independent Scotland
Scots could find it harder to compete at Olympic level if the country were independent, Sir Chris Hoy has warned.
The six-time Olympic cycling champion did not say which way he would vote in next year's referendum but expressed concerns at the lack of first-rate facilities in his native Scotland.
"It would be harder initially to establish themselves in a new training environment," said the 37-year-old.
"It's not to say it's impossible but it would just be a different challenge."
Hoy said he has decided which way he will be voting in the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence and revealed that he had rejected "indirect approaches" from both sides in the debate, telling BBC Radio 5 live he does not want to get involved in a "hornet's nest".
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- 2008: Team sprint, keirin & sprint
- 2004: 1km track time trial
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- 2010: Keirin
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- 2007: Keirin & 1km time trial
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- 2005: Team sprint
- 2004: 1km time trial
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"I don't want to get drawn into it," he explained.
"I've said numerous times how proud I am to be Scottish and how proud I have been to compete for Britain too and I don't think these two things necessarily have to be mutually exclusive."
Asked whether he knew what he would vote for, Hoy said: "I suppose I do, yeah."
On the prospect of having a separate Olympic team in an independent Scotland, he continued: "You look at the results of the Scottish athletes over the years and we have had some fantastic athletes and some fantastic results.
"But it would not be quite as simple as just saying, 'there is a Scottish athlete, they have won a gold medal, therefore that's a medal for Scotland'. Most of the athletes have had to move to facilities which are often outwith Scotland.
"I had to move down to Manchester because there was not an indoor facility in Scotland. I went to Manchester, trained with the British team and benefited from that.
"The first thing you have to do if you're really serious about it is you have to provide the facilities and the coaching infrastructure.
"In Scotland, we have the Institute of Sport and SportScotland there to try to give support to the athletes.
"There is support, but it is not quite as simple as saying 'we had x number of medallists from these Games, therefore that will translate into the same medals next time'."
Hoy was selected as the flag-bearer for Team GB at London 2012's opening ceremony and won two gold medals on the track, making him Britain's most successful Olympian.
A velodrome named after him has since opened in Glasgow, the host city for the 2014 Commonwealth Games, but he will not compete next year, having announced his retirement in April.
Hoy plans to assist the Scottish Commonwealth Games team in a mentoring role.


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Taking Advantage of Linux Capabilities
As of this writing, the syscalls capset and capget manipulate capabilities for a process. There are no guarantees that this interface won't change. Portable applications are encouraged to use libcap (www.kernel.org/pub/linux/libs/security/linux-privs/kernel-2.4) instead.
The prototype for capset is
int capset(cap_user_header_t header, const cap_user_data_t data);
HEADER is a fancy way to say which pid you're operating on:
typedef struct __user_cap_header_struct { __u32 version; int pid; } *cap_user_header_t;If pid is -1, you will modify the capabilities of all currently running processes. Less than -1 and you modify the process group equal to pid times -1. The semantics are similar to those of kill(2).
The DATA argument allows you to choose which capability sets you plan to modify. There are three:
typedef struct __user_cap_data_struct { __u32 effective; __u32 permitted; __u32 inheritable; } *cap_user_data_t;
The permitted set contains all of the capabilities that a process is ultimately capable of realizing.
The effective set is the capabilities a process has elected to utilize from its permitted set. It's as if you had a huge arsenal of poetry (permitted set) but chose only to arm yourself with Allen Ginsberg for the task at hand (effective set).
The inheritable set defines which capabilities may be passed on to any programs that replace the current process image via exec(2). Please note that fork(2) does nothing special with capabilities. The child simply receives an exact copy of all three capabilities sets.
Only capabilities in the permitted set can be added to the effective or inheritable set. Capabilities cannot be added to the permitted set of a process unless CAP_SETPCAP is set.
Sadly, capabilities still lack filesystem support, limiting their usefulness to a degree. Someday, the mainstream kernels will allow you to enable capabilities in a program's inode, obviating the setuid bit in many system utilities.
Once fully supported, permitting the ping utility to open raw sockets could be as simple as:
chattr +CAP_NET_RAW /bin/ping
Unfortunately, more pressing kernel issues have delayed work in this area.
If you're so inclined, you can use libcap to hack your favorite services so that they are capability-aware and drop the privileges they no longer need at startup. Several patches exist for xntpd that do just this; some even provide their modified version as an RPM. Try a Google search if you're interested in a capability-aware version of some root-level process you find yourself often shaking a fist at.
setpcap can be used to modify the capability set of an existing process. For example, if the PID of a regular user's shell is 4235, here's how you can give that user's shell the ability to send signals to any process:
setpcaps 'cap_kill=ep' 4235
An example use of this would be to allow a friend who is using your machine to debug a CGI script to kill any Apache processes that get stuck in infinite loops. You'd run it against their login shell once and forget about them.
Here's an example that utilizes execcap and sucap to run ping as the user "nobody", with only the CAP_NET_RAW capability. Our target of choice for ping is www.yahoo.com:
execcap 'cap_net_raw=ep' /sbin/sucap nobody nobody /bin/ping www.yahoo.com
This sample isn't terribly useful because you need to be root to execute it, but it does illustrate what is possible. Despite some of these shortcomings, system administrators still can take measures to increase the security of their system. A system without CAP_SYS_BOOT, CAP_SYS_RAWIO and CAP_SYS_MODULE is extremely difficult for an intruder to modify. They cannot hack kernel memory, install new modules or restart the system so that it runs a backdoored kernel.
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# execcap 'cap_net_raw=ep' /sbin/sucap nobody nobody /bin/ping www.yahoo.com
Caps: =ep cap_setpcap-ep
Caps: =
[debug] uid:65534, real uid:65534
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ConcertsChris Scoville 'Unplugged'
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FundraisersDonations Needed for American Cancer Society Discovery Shop
American Cancer Society Discovery Shop is requesting donations of necklaces, bracelets rings and watches as well as women's accessories for its event "Glitter and Glamour" April 17-19. Donations are accepted 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mondays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays, and noon-5 p.m. Sundays at the shop, 1989-E Santa Rita Road. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society's programs. Contact Kelley Meno at 462-7374 for more info. American Cancer Society Discovery Shop, 1989-E Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton.
ExhibitsFirefighter Homage and Mt. Diablo 2014 Vistas
Oil painter Vincent Liu exhibits a series of works depicting firefighters. Concurrently, watercolor artist Robin Purcell of Danville exhibits a collection of paintings featuring Mt. Diablo after the 2014 wildfires. Exhibit runs Feb. 25-April 4 at the Firehouse Arts Center. Contact the gallery director at 931-4849 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Firehouse Arts Center, 4444 Railroad Ave., Pleasanton.
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Exhibits'Order and Chaos'
The group of 7 South Bay artists known as "The Abstract 7" joins sculptural artist Melissa Woodburn in an interesting new exhibition with a wide variety of media, open March 7-April 11 at the Harrington Gallery at the Firehouse Arts Center. A free opening reception with the artists will be 7-9 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11. Call 931-4855. Harrington Art Gallery, Firehouse Arts Center, 4444 Railroad Ave., Pleasanton.
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ExhibitsPleasanton Art League Imagination Expressed
The Pleasanton Art League's exhibit "Imagination Expressed 2015" runs now-May 3 at Museum on Main, 603 Main St. Come and see the latest creations from the vibrant art community of Pleasanton and the Valley. Contact email@example.com. Museum on Main, 603 Main St., Pleasanton.
ExhibitsMushrooms: Keys to the Kingdom Fungi Exhibit
"Mushrooms: Keys to the Kingdom Fungi" explores the lives and environmental roles of fungi featuring photographs by John Whittlesey and Jennifer Jewell, and will be at Alviso Adobe Community Park from March 22-May 17. This exhibit focuses on the ecology of mushroom-producing fungi. Call 931-3479 or go to www.pleasantonadobe.com. Alviso Adobe Community Park, 3465 Old Foothill Road, Pleasanton.
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The mission of the Pleasanton Mothers Club is to provide a social, supportive, and educational outlet for moms and their families in the local community. They offer a variety of activities, children's playgroups, special interest groups, and more. For information visit pleasantonmothersclub.org. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
ClubsRotary Club of Pleasanton
The Rotary Club of Pleasanton since 1965 has been a leader in the community in helping make Pleasanton a great place to live. It has a luncheon meeting from 12:15-1:30 p.m. every Thursday, at Hap's Restaurant, 122 W. Neal St. Cost for lunch is $17. For information, visit www.PleasantonRotary.org. Hap's Restaurant, 122 W. Neal St., Pleasanton.
RecreationThursday Morning Bike Ride
Join our every Thursday morning bike ride as we tour the trails and vineyards of the Tri-Valley area. We will ride 20-30 miles at a "social" rate of speed with a coffee stop along the way. You will need a bike, a helmet and a sunny disposition. Call 426-1290 or go to www.meetup.com/Pleasanton-Pedalers/. Pleasanton Pedalers, 5353 Sunol Blvd., Pleasanton, .
Support GroupsPleasanton Military Families Support Group
Formed in 2003 this group provides support and comfort to the Pleasanton families whose loved ones are deployed in the combat zones of Afghanistan and Iraq. The group has monthly meetings and other events such as "pack outs" of comfort and care items for deployed members of the armed forces. The group also sponsors the Yellow Streamer program on Main Street where streamers are displayed with the name, rank and branch of service of Pleasanton military personnel. Learn more at www.pleasantonmilitaryfamilies.org.
ClubsVirtually Speaking Toastmasters
Virtually Speaking Toastmasters club meets from noon-1 p.m. every Thursday at Electrical Reliability Services, 6900 Koll Center Parkway, Suite 415. Everyone is welcome to come see what a positive change Toastmasters can make in their confidence. Call 580-8660. Electrical Reliability Services, 6900 Koll Center Parkway, Suite 415, Pleasanton.
ClubsTri-Valley Evening Rotary
Tri-Valley Evening Rotary has been supporting the community veterans, children and seniors for the past 12 years. We are the only Rotary club in the valley that meets in the evening. If you want to give back with a fun loving group please visit one of our meetings, from 6-8 p.m. every Thursday at Castlewood Country Club. Cost is $5 plus dinner. Go to trivalleyrotary.org. Castlewood Country Club Grill, 707 Country Club Circle, Pleasanton.
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Sons In Retirement (SIR) is a social club for senior men. In addition to friendships, members can participate in interest groups like golf, bridge, travel, photography, etc. We meet for lunch first Thursday of the month at San Ramon Golf Club. Open to retirees in the Tri-Valley. Contact Rich Osborne at 785-3549 or email@example.com. Go to branch34.sirinc2.org. San Ramon Golf Club, 9430 Fircrest Road, San Ramon.
SeniorsPeddler Shoppe at the Senior Center
The Peddler Shoppe in the lobby of the Pleasanton Senior Center, 5353 Sunol Blvd., offers the handmade wares of talented local senior artisans. It's a great place to buy gifts. The Shoppe is staffed by volunteers and is open to the public 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Go to www.pleasantonpeddlershoppe.com. Pleasanton Senior Center, 5353 Sunol Blvd., Pleasanton.
SeniorsFree Memory Screening for Seniors
Caring Solutions is sponsoring free memory assessment on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd. Call 556-4511 for a 30-minute appointment. Preregister by the Monday prior to reserve an appointment. Informational materials are available at the Senior Center. Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin.
SeniorsComputer Classes for Seniors
Pleasanton Public Library hosts Computer Classes for Seniors including Beginning Internet on the first Wednesday and Thursday of every month; Beginning E-mail on the second Wednesday and Thursday of every month; Open Practice on the third Wednesday and Thursday of every month; Advanced E-mail on the fourth Wednesday and Thursday of every month, at the Adult Computer Area in the library, 400 Old Bernal Ave. Computer classes are designed for mature adults. Registration is required; call 931-3400. Pleasanton Library, 400 Old Bernal Ave., Pleasanton.
SeniorsDublin Senior Center Offers Music Classes
Dublin Senior Center offers two music classes including Sing-a-longs with Judy Kuftin and Merrill Ito at 10:30 a.m. on Thursdays; and Ukulele Beginning Instruction with Judy Kuftin and Merrill Ito at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays, both at the Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin. Cost is $1.25 for each class. Call 556-4511. Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin.
MiscellaneousFriends of the Library Online Book Sale
Did you know you could buy books from the Friends of the Library at Amazon.com? The Friends have a year round magazine and paperback book sale in the library and have two major book sales a year. To buy books, visit www.amazon.com/shops/ptwnfriends or call Nancy Bering at 462-4368.
SeniorsDublin Senior Center Dance Classes
Seniors are invited to a Beginning Latin Line Date from 1-2:15 p.m. Tuesdays; cost is $12 for four classes per month or $15 for five classes per month. Beginning line dance from 10:25-11:25 a.m. Thursdays, cost is $1.25 per class; beginning-intermediate line dancing from 10:15-11:15 a.m., Tuesdays, cost is $2 drop-in, or from 10:30 a.m.-noon Saturdays, cost is $3 drop-in; easy and intermediate line dance from 2-4 p.m. Thursdays, cost is $3 per class; intermediate line dance from 10:45-11:45 a.m. Fridays, cost is $1.25 per class; advanced line dancing from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Mondays, cost is $3 per class; or social line dance from 10:15-11:15 a.m. Tuesdays, cost is $2 for drop-in or $6 for four classes per month or $7.50 for five classes per month; all at the Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd. Call 556-4511. Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin.
SeniorsDublin Senior Center Programs
Dublin Senior Center offers different programs and activities including "ESL" which helps seniors practice their English conversational skills, a Reading Group that meets monthly to discuss new books and a Needle Arts Group that enjoys quilting, sewing and knitting. Fees vary for each activity. For a complete list of activities, contact 556-4511 or email@example.com. Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin.
SeniorsDublin Senior Center Mini-Library
The Dublin Senior Center Mini-Library is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday at the senior center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin. The library gladly accepts donations of like-new used books published in the last five years, puzzles, magazines within three months of distribution, and videotapes. Unused books are donated to Friends of the Dublin Library. Bring donations to the office for processing. Call 556-4511. Dublin Senior Center, 7600 Amador Valley Blvd., Dublin.
EventsFarmers Market
Visit the Pleasanton Farmers Market from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. every Saturday, on East Angela Street between Main and First streets. The Farmers Market is open every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine, to provide the season's freshest fruits and vegetables, sold by the very farmers that planted, nurtured and harvested the crop. Downtown Pleasanton, E. Angela St., Pleasanton.


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Gosta Leonard Palsson (1910 - 1912) was born on January 3, 1910 in Bjuv, Bjuv County, Skåne County Sweden. He was born into the Palsson family.
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By working girl
from Washington State
Bought it for work. Embroidery is long lines of thread that are tacked on with a sewing machine. I am not thrilled with the look of this.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
My daughter loved this
By Mom
from Bristol, TN
About Me Comfort-oriented, Stylish
My daughter loved this shirt. The other color was sold out or I would have bought it.
Very pretty and comfortable
By C Marie
from Dallas
About Me Eclectic Style
I first ordered the size I normally wear in stores, and it was enormous on me. I reordered one size down, and it was still large, but wearable. That's how I learned that a 4X at low- to mid-range local stores is more like a 2X here! The armholes are very loose, which is not good for me, but would be nice for many people. To protect the embroidery, I would wash the blouse inside out and separately from colors.
Comfy top
By pawestiegirl
from New Castle, PA
About Me Comfort-oriented, Conservative, Practical
This is a very comfortable top. Washes well, and did not wrinkle. It is a bit long for what I like, but then, I'm short. The color is very pretty and the embroidery well done. I would like just a bit more give to the material, or a shorter length.
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