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A National Climate Adaptation Summit will take place in Washington, DC on May 25-27. The goal of the Summit is to bring together about 150 invited users and providers of climate adaptation information from diverse climatological regions and economic sectors to provide insight into what is needed for effective climate adaptation and vulnerability assessment and how we should be organized to do that (public and private sectors -- federal to local levels).
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On 22 June, 2010, the International Council for Science (ICSU), in cooperation with the International Social Science Council (ISSC), will host in Paris an Open Forum to explore institutional frameworks that could effectively and successfully support the research and delivery of the Grand Challenges in global sustainability research. This Open
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Not familiar with the Mossberg, but congrats on picking a .308, it will serve you well.
Congratulations! I hope it serves you well. .308 is an excellent and versatile caliber.
Congrats!! I hope we have pics on Saturday.
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Range report, range report, range report....with pics of course.
That is a great gun, great caliber, and a fine hunting piece.
Ammo can be found anywhere, and is cheap enough to shoot often.
congrats! i have the same rifle but in 30-06, you wont be disoppointed my friend!
Really good choice, enjoy her!

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enchantingjade 36-40 4 Answers 4 Jul 25, 2012
No, it doesn't necessarily mean that. Lots of things can happen to a person in one day. Life gets in the way sometimes. I'm sure he still cares for you very much. Maybe you could call him and see if he's there or leave a message to let him know how you're feeling.
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means they are busy and in a point in their life where work is maybe a focus and there could be so many reasons for that.
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epiphyllum cutting to flowering, how long?
I have a few epiphyllum cuttings got this year.
I would like to know how long it will take to flower from cutting? I can't seem to find the information.
thank you
How about a picture of them? And were they from flowering plants?
Generally a few years is enough for most to flower.
Mushi, from my experience mine started on the 2nd year, and like you I thought the first year, Hey! What about mine?! But she produced the next year and there after. Patience is the key :) mean while you can look at my picture lol..
this is the arkammii (or how ever it's spelt)
this was from a flowering plant.
my other one showboat is at mothers and that was also from a flowering plant.
oh wow. that is a fantastic collection of succulents I don't have my but I have more cacti and I think my peanut cacti is going to flower soon.
branches fantastic. I grow dragon fruit too. that's in my green house. that is a vine it's a nightmare. to keep under control it's been 3 years no flowers yet.
that image is a few weeks old. it's now 22.34 at night in UK.
uou might know is the British sun to harsh for cacti (the ones that. don't like direct sun)?
Mushibu, 3 years, it could be that this is your year for blooming, Jeff mentioned 3 yrs so that could be the norm for these Epis, mine have bloomed this year and I'm noticing another bunch of blooms appearing on the branches so I'm about to get another show of these in a while.
this is my only flowering cacti at the moment.
my easter, Xmas, mammillaria. elongata also have flowered before. but the one I've sent image of it taken a month to get to this point. cause with the easter/Xmas flowers opened with in a week.
the dragon fruit is the hylocereus undatus. I didn't think that was an ephi
so it could be one year to 5 for epis. to flower?
what about rooted cuttings from plants that hasn't flowered. will it flower quickly or around same time as mother plant,
sorry so many questions.
thank you
It all depends on the material that you rooted. I believe that if you have a piece of a mature branch you can easily get bloom the first year. If you have an immature piece it could take 2 to 3 years.
A lot of mine bloomed the first and second year I rooted them.
Good luck...
Hello ya'll , just thought I'd share another bloom that is showing different shades of my epis the one on the left side is a lighter shade. I really enjoy watching these things bloom at this time of year which is one of the reasons I love spring time.


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Installing an Alternate SSL Provider on Android
To make testing and debugging modifications to the Android platform easier, Google has created the Android emulator. This emulator is highly customizable, allowing custom hardware configurations, providing a log output, allowing shell access and much more.
Before using the emulator, you need to download it. It comes bundled with the Android SDK. Once you download the SDK, you will find a variety of tools in the <Android-SDK>/tools directory, where <Android-SDK> is the root directory of the SDK. These tools will include the emulator and the Android Debug Bridge (adb).
The CyaSSL Java SSL provider is composed of two parts: the CyaSSL shared library and the Java provider code. The provider code uses JNI (Java Native Interface) to communicate between Java and the CyaSSL C library. The Android platform is divided into several layers, which are shown in Figure 2. The two layers affected during the SSL provider installation are the libraries and Android runtime layers. In order to continue, download the CyaSSL Java SSL provider for Android from the yaSSL Web site. A download also is offered for Linux and Mac, so make sure you download the provider for Android.
CyaSSL is a C-language-based SSL library targeted for embedded and RTOS environments, primarily because of its small size and speed. It supports the industry standards up to the current TLS 1.2 level, is fully functional and is optimized for embedded environments, making it an ideal choice for Android. There are two main components of the CyaSSL SSL provider: a shared library written in C and the SSL provider code, which contains both Java and native code.
The CyaSSL shared library is compiled by the Android build system into the shared library named libcyassl.so. This library contains all the functions that would be found in the CyaSSL library on a regular desktop installation and is the foundation of the CyaSSL Java SSL provider.
The shared library source files are found in the CyaSSL provider download under the /external/cyassl directory.
The provider code uses JNI to communicate between Java and native C and C++ code. Because of this, there are two separate parts that need to be installed: the Java code and the native C++ code. These source files are in the provider download under the /libcore/yassl directory.
In this article, <Android-Platform> represents the Android platform source root on the development machine. The Android platform has a monolithic build system, meaning that the entire platform is built at once. Google has built a custom build system for Android in which each component is required to have an Android.mk file. This file is not a makefile by itself, but instead ties the component into the overall build system.
Because we are installing a new library, we're going to create a new folder for it under the /external directory in the Android platform. Most third-party shared libraries being placed into the Android platform should be installed under the /external directory. To do this, copy the cyassl directory from src/external/cyassl of the CyaSSL provider download to the /external directory of the Android platform. After copying, this folder should be located at <Android-Platform>/external/cyassl.
These source files will be compiled into libcyassl.so by the Android build system using the rules in the /external/cyassl/src/Android.mk file.
Open <Android-Platform>/build/core/prelink-linux-map.map, and add a new entry for libcyassl.so under the heading # libraries for specific apps or temporary libraries. The prelink-linux-map.map file is for used for providing addresses so that the loading of all registered libraries can be done faster. It should look similar to the following (note that libraries should be aligned on 1MB boundaries):
libcyassl.so 0x9C500000 # [~1M] for external/cyassl
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Now that the shared library has been installed, it's time to install the JNI provider code.
The existing SSL provider in Android (Apache Harmony using OpenSSL) is located in the /libcore directory. The CyaSSL provider will be installed there as well for consistency. To begin, copy the yassl directory from src/libcore/yassl of the provider source to the /libcore directory of the Android platform. This folder should now be located at <Android-Platform>/libcore/yassl.
The CyaSSL SSL provider contains an initialization method (in the native C++ code), which needs to be registered with the Android platform so that the native methods can be registered with the Dalvik VM at runtime. Dalvik is Android's modified version of the Java Virtual Machine. Unlike a desktop Java installation, Dalvik handles JNI differently in that it requires a function to be written (within the JNI code) to register explicitly every native method that needs to be made available to the JVM. This method needs to be added to libnativehelper's Register.c file.
Open the file <Android-Platform>/dalvik/libnativehelper/Register.c, and add the register_com_yassl_xnet_provider_jsse_NativeCrypto method under the entry for the existing provider. When added, it should resemble the following (note the existing Apache Harmony installation):
if (register_org_apache_harmony_xnet_provider_jsse_ ↪NativeCrypto(env) != 0) goto bail; if (register_com_yassl_xnet_provider_jsse_ ↪NativeCrypto(env) != 0) goto bail;
The configuration file for the Java provider framework is the security.properties file. This will allow you to set CyaSSL as the default SSL provider. Open the security.properties file (<Android-Platform>/libcore/security/src/main/java/java/security/security.properties), and make the following changes to configure the CyaSSL provider.
Add the following line above the default org.apache.harmony.xnet.provider.jsse.JSSEProvider provider. Note the numbers beside each provider. These reflect the priority of the provider. It might be necessary to renumber this list after inserting the new provider:
Change the ssl.SocketFactory.provider entry to point to the new CyaSSL Provider:
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best method to root zz plant
I know I know, they are like the easiest aroid on the block but I have a bad track record with them, I found a wonderful sport at lowes, its very small, with more narrow leaflets, its very nice.
It was all but dead, I talked them into letting me have it, all im left with is 2 "fronds", they are yellowing a bit, I haqve them in dry gritty mix, with a dome sitting on top loosely...
any advice on how to get them to root, I know its a slow process, ive rooted leaves and grow to decent sized plants, these just arent the best cutting material, or the right time of year...id really like to save them...any tip at all would be just fine...
Well if you've got two why not experiment? You could try one in water & in mix. I've done it both ways & didn't use a dome when doing it in dry mix (tho' that CAN take as long as a year). The one done in water, grew a small sized green tuber resembling a green pea & then grew a root as well.
The fact of their being a bit yellowed may not help, but oh well; nothing you can do abt that.
FYI: may not be that bad a time to try this, I noticed over the holiday one of my 2 ZZs is pushing out a new sprout. So maybe you CAN make this happen. Good luck.
i scored a whole plant! good thing as the cutting dont look much better, ill try to do some pics some and highlight the differences between this and other zz's I have
I like this one the best...If only there was one with stems 10 feet tall...


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Aug 10, 2013 - Rome - The Colosseum
We said goodbye to Sorrento yesterday having enjoyed our stay at I Pini Camping – we think it's a great base for motorhomers to explore the attractions of the area. Once we left the winding roads from Sorrento our trip to Rome was on the motorway with two tolls totalling €17.50. We were led astray by Snooper (user error, we punched in the wrong co-ords) and ended up travelling 20kms too far, but we found our way back to Camping Tiber (N 42° 0' 34.2" E 12° 30' 21.1") about 16km north of central Rome. It is a lovely spacious campground on the...Jump to full entry
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Aug 2, 2013 - Rome, the Eternal City
Friday, July 26 Today we bade farewell to Sorrento and struck off for Rome, the final leg of our trip in Italy. Ruling out transport by train or by ferry and train due to luggage storage issues on the local commuter train to Naples and the desire to avoid transferring in Naples, we opted for the bus to Rome. Unfortunately, it left at 6 am, which meant an early wakeup call, but on the plus side it put us in Rome well before lunch so we would have more time to enjoy the Eternal City. Upon arriving in Rome, we bought Roma Passes which not only...Jump to full entry
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Aug 1, 2013 - Rome and Amalfi
We visited Rome for a few days after spending time with Gians family. The first day in Rome we werent able to go see the colosseum because if we wanted to buy tickets online we would have to do it a day in advance. So the next day we went to go see the colosseum. After about 15 - 20 minutes in there it began to get boring because majority of it was blocked off. Later that night, we decided to go see the Trevi fountain. Hundreds of people were crowded around it so it was hard to get a good picture. The next day we went to go see the Vatican....Jump to full entry
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Jul 27, 2013 - Rome - Pisa
We checked out of the NH Vittoria Venetto hotel, and got a taxi to The main train station in Rome we were well ahead of schedule, and everything was going great until the taxi driver told me it was 30 Euro's!! The ride had been 6 minutes, max! When I told him I thought that was very high, he politely pointed to the bags, and indicated the luggage was the reason. I was not in the mood for an argument with a man who spoke Italian un front of me kids, so I used the event as a lesson to my kids Another tourist who'd just exited a cab offered us...Jump to full entry
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Jul 24, 2013 - James turns 14 in Rome!
The kids slept in a bit, so we got started in late morning, but made a full day We started at the main train terminal, and rode the Green Line (Hop on /Hop off) tour bus all around town It gave the boys a nice overview of the city We hopped off, and had a great birthday lunch for James at the Hard Rock Cafe on Via Veneto We rode the bus back to the main train station, and eventually purchase four train tickets for our travels We purchased first class tickets from Rome to Pisa, local train tik from Pis to La Spezia to set up our time in...Jump to full entry
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Jul 23, 2013 - Mykonos, Kusadasi, Santorini, Naples, Rome
It's been a while since our last update! We are now at our hotel in Rome and have free wifi! Here is a recap of the last few days..... We did not have a shore excursion planned for Mykonos, so we got off the boat and began exploring. The houses and buildings have mostly white stone washed exteriors, which looks really neat backed up against the bright blue water. We enjoyed walking through the shops and markets, which had a lot of neat trinkets. Mykonos is well known for its large windmills that are lined along the shore. We snapped some...Jump to full entry
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Jul 16, 2013 - Rome! Days 3 - 4
Hello Everyone! Chelsea and I have done so much these past few days! I can't believe it's already time for us to leave Rome! Last time I wrote I had mentioned that we were going to attempt to see the Baths, which are right near our hotel. Around 6 that night we went to grab some gellato (side story- I managed to slip and fall down a set of marble stairs in our hotel room - didn't get hurt or anything other than a few bruises :)we just sat laughing on the steps for like 5 minutes after) then walked back to our hotel. After we had been inside...Jump to full entry
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Jul 14, 2013 - First 2 days in Rome!
Hi everyone! Our first two days in Italy have been so much fun! Our flight landed in Rome around 9am and we took the train to the Termini station. Our hotel is just a few blocks from there so we walked over to our hotel and were able to check in right away! Our hotel is so cute! It is an older place that has giant keys to the door, which I have still not mastered locking or unlocking. Our room has two twin beds pushed together that we have been sleeping on and one more against a wall onto which we have laid all of our luggage and clothes!...Jump to full entry
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Jul 11, 2013 - Conquering Rome in a Day
Rome may not have been built in a day but we managed to tour the highlights in a day! We were up early and at the Vatican by 8:00AM. Many people have told me that they do not like tour groups because they feel constricted by the schedule. Yesterday it paid off big time when we cruised right past all the long lines for the Vatican, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica. People who were going independently had a one to two hour wait for EACH site. The Vatican is huge, modern in many areas and very secure. As we stepped across the security...Jump to full entry
Jul 10, 2013 - Que Sera Sera
We boarded our fabulous deluxe motor coach with Vic, our Globus tour guide, and 39 new friends and headed to a restaurant called Mino somewhere in Rome. We have met people from South Carolina, Missouri, Tennessee, and Colorado so far. It seems like a happy-go-lucky-group with everyone in good spirits. Several people have traveled multiple times with Globus and have only rave reviews. That's wonderful to hear! Of course, I have full confidence in our awesome travel agent Colleen but it's always nice to have confirmation. :-) While driving,...Jump to full entry
Jul 9, 2013 - When in Rome...
We have arrived! We had an uneventful flight that left and landed on time. We flew Alitalia direct from JFK to Rome. The airplane was ok, not the best not the worst. It was clean with two decent meals. The seats were small, cramped and somewhat uncomfortable. They were very hard and had arm rests that didn't completely fold away making it hard to recline comfortably. There were TV's in each seat back with a selection of movies, music and TV shows. I watched Quartet and then slept on and off through Angels and Demons. Bob was amusing with...Jump to full entry
Jul 5, 2013 - The Algarve, July 5
Spent the day just being lazy, doing laundry and reorganizing the suitcases. Took one last walk down the hill to the village square and onto the small beach. Then we had supper at a restaurant overhanging the cliff with another small beach below. It was an excellent meal - kabobs of monk fish and shrimp grilled over an open fire right on the patio in front of us with fresh garden vegetables. We are now sitting on our deck listening to great live Latin Caribbean music coming from our resort square. What a great way to end our trip. It has...Jump to full entry
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Judge rules DMR records must be released to newspaper
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BILOXI — A Harrison County judge has ordered State Auditor Stacey Pickering and the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources to release documents sought by a Gulf Coast newspaper.
Chancery Judge Jennifer Schloegel yesterday ordered the documents produced by Monday. She had issued a similar order in October.
Pickering has argued a federal subpoena has prevented his releasing documents seized from MDMR during a corruption investigation. However, Schloegel had found the DMR records were created by the agency, not as investigative reports.
The Sun Herald had sued Pickering for access to records that his office had seized from the MDMR as part of an ongoing state and federal investigation of the agency.
The newspaper had asked Schloegel to hold Pickering and his office in civil contempt of court for failing to turn over records it has sought. The judge has not ruled on that motion.
Schloegel will hear more arguments on the issue tomorrow.
Pickering had argued the records are exempt from disclosure under an exception to the state Public Records Act. He has said the case involves sensitive information about alleged wrongdoing at the MDMR under its former executive director, Bill Walker.
After Schloegel ruled last month that the documents are public records, she learned that a federal grand jury in Jackson had issued a subpoena for them. She issued a protective order directing the auditor's office to provide the records to her court so they could be copied, but the Sun Herald reports the records were sent to the grand jury instead.
U.S. District Judge Keith Starrett has set a June 2 trial date for Walker and his son, Scott Walker, and two former MDMR officials, Joseph Zeigler Jr. and Sheila "Tina" Shumate, on federal corruption charges.
Scott Walker and Michael Janus, the former city manager for D'Iberville, are charged in a separate case with fraudulently using $180,000 of that city's money. Starrett set a March 10 trial date in that case.
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Music director Thierry Fischer, associate conductor Vladimir Kulenovic and principal pops conductor Jerry Steichen announced the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera's upcoming 2013-14 season this week.
According to a news release, Fischer will conduct the orchestra in many of the season's special performances, including a world premiere commission by American composer Andrew Norman with Colin Currie on percussion, an entire Carl Nielsen symphony cycle as well as a program commemorating the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination and the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth.
A special event to be presented by Utah Symphony and Utah Opera will be Disney's "Pixar in Concert," featuring music and images from memorable film moments from Pixar. Kulenovic will conduct.
Steichen will lead four of five "Entertainment Series" performances, and guest artists such as Tony Award-winner Brian Stokes Mitchell, jazz trumpeter and vocalist Byron Striping, and Juno and Grammy-winning fiddler Natalie MacMaster will be included, according to a news release.
Also announced was that the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation will be the sponsor for the 2013-14 season. The foundation has been a longtime benefactor of the organization and other arts programs in Utah.
"We are delighted to sponsor the upcoming season of Utah Symphony and Utah Opera, one that clearly reflects the growing energy and excitement that the organization has been building among audiences, musicians and performers alike," said Lisa Eccles, president and COO of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, in a news release.
"This foundation has proven to be much more than just a partner and donor to our organization," said Melia Tourangeau, president and CEO of the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera, in a news release. "Its directors have truly become part of the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera family, sharing our commitment to long-term stability and growth."
Season ticket packages are now on sale. Information on becoming a Utah Symphony season ticket holder is available by calling 801-533-NOTE (6683) or visiting www.usuo.org. Tickets for individual concerts will go on sale to the general public in August 2013.
For more information on the upcoming season's performances, visit www.usuo.org.
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SBB Re 4/4 II 11304 is pulling IC 187 over the Rhine bridge between Hüntwangen-Wil and Eglisau.
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Usually no freight trains are crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls. Exept today: Re 4/4 II 11240 is pulling a train with machinery and equipment for maintenance of tracks.
SBB Cargo southbound steel train 48047 with the three Re 4/4 II 11109, 11148 and 11167. The 11109 in the former Swiss Express paint scheme and the 11148 are owned by the SBB passenger department a... (more)
The SBB Re 4/4 II 11143 with IC 282 (Zürich - Stuttgart) on the way to Singen. A DB AG locomotive will take over the train in Singen for the rest of the journey.
Diverted freight train shunting yard Limmattal (Zürich) to Kornwestheim (Stuttgart) is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls.
The classic Gotthard Interregio, with Re 4/4 II from the first series built in 1967. The locomotive is pulling this train between Lucerne and Locarno and is now between Ambri-Piotta and Rodi-Fiess... (more)
The last green Re 4/4 II of SBB passenger service is pulling IC 183 Stuttgart - Zürich.
The red painted 11253 and the green painted 11364 are pulling the mixed freight train EZ 44611 to Zürich-Limmattal shunting yard.
The SBB Re 4/4 II 11109, still in the Swiss Express paint scheme, with intercity train 183.
The former Swiss Express Re 4/4 II 11133, which has still the SBB symbol on the front, is pulling IC 181 to Zürich.
The SBB Re 4/4 II 11252 hauls on a cold winter morning a Eurocity (EC) from Lucerne to Chiasso, here near Seewen.
With the St Gotthard tunnel and pass behind it, a passenger train begins its descent of the north St Gotthard grade. The 2.6% grade is made evident by the change between the station where rails ar... (more)


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Then port Windows to both.
Microsoft will then have an arm-and-a-leg OS.
ARM is David. x86 is Goliath.
Most of us inherently favor David.
Your server is has a slower CPU than a Intel 8080?
I requested a small server for a project at work - the minimum my shop buys is an 8-way,16GB beast. I need to run 1 single-threaded app, and I get this.
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>Microsoft will then have an arm-and-a-leg OS.
Finally, a feature-set to match their pricing !
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That's what bullies do. They threaten and taunt you, and if you dare to question them - they assault you because 99% of the time they're too stupid to have any sort of intelligent verbal response.
You've clearly never been on the receiving end of bullying or known anyone who has.
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Somehow I get the feeling that if Incognito were a Bengal, these would have been huge news stories when they happened and Incognito would have been disciplined by the league.
Burn down the disco. Hang the blessed DJ. Because the music that he constantly plays, it says nothing to me about my life.
This is weird. They just reported that there's texts and VMs like the ones Incognito sent to Martin FROM Martin to Incognito. A specific one they read from Martin: "I'll murder your entire family."
I have friends who I text terrible things to and from whom get terrible things texted back to me, it's kind of just trying to top the other person saying how much we hate each other just to make the other laugh, obviously we actually care very much about each other. I only do that with my closest friends. If any of those friends ever decided they wanted to embarrass me they could show them to people and it would look really bad.
I don't know if that's what happened here. Even if that is the case it doesn't change the fact that Incognito is garbage. Maybe Martin was just playing along with it because that was easier than having to face more bullying from Incognito and the rest of the team. And I bullying rookies into paying for vacations and exorbitant dinners is garbage.
I also consider the possibility that Martin was struggling with the stress of being in the NFL and couldn't take it any more. Rather than saying that perhaps it was easier just to say it was Incognito and he has all the proof he needs right on his phone. And even still if that's the case, I don't have much sympathy for Incognito.
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Situational Hitting is Stupid
Also reports that Martin sent text to Incognito AFTER he left stating that he wasnt mad at them...just the culture of the NFL. Interesting!!!
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It was just a silly meme.
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Answers Sought After Australian Firefighters Burned
Austrian firefighters battling a wildfire became trapped in their apparatus on Oct. 12 after it became engulfed in flames.
Photo credit: Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation
Austrian firefighters battling a wildfire became trapped in their apparatus on Oct. 12 after it became engulfed in flames.
Photo credit: Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation
The state Opposition says it is vital authorities determine quickly what went wrong when two firefighters suffered serious injuries in a bushfire near Albany.
Two female firefighters suffered severe burns after their truck was engulfed in flames at Two Peoples Bay on Friday.
A 45-year-old, who had burns to 60 per cent of her body, is still in a critical condition in hospital while a 24-year-old is stable.
Authorities have begun investigations and the Premier says they will be thorough, but the Opposition's Margaret Quirk says it is vital lessons are learned before the fire season starts.
She says the lives of firefighters could be at risk.
"We would hope there wouldn't be undue delay," she said.
The Emergency Services Minister Troy Buswell has promised a thorough investigation into the blaze.
There are reports authorities knew of an impending wind change and should not have allowed the women to enter the area.
Mr Buswell says he is not aware of the suggestion.
"What I'm not going to do is jump early based on anecdotal feedback," he said.
"We need to go through a proper process and understand if there are learnings in terms of what we need to do better to understand what they are."
Mr Buswell says the Government has an obligation to make sure that a proper investigation happens.
"If there are things that we need to do different or better, that we do that," he said.
"We owe it to our firefighters and we owe it to the communities that we're out there protecting."
The blaze was fought by firefighters from the Department of Environment and Conservation along with volunteer bushfire brigades, and overseen by the City of Albany before the Fire and Emergency Services Authority took over.
The two women are DEC firefighters.
The Environment Minister Bill Marmion has visited Albany today.
Albany detectives are continuing to investigate suspicions the fire was deliberately lit, while a team of FESA officers is in Albany examining the incident.
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The Ivory Coast international has endured an imperfect start to life at Goodison Park, with a solitary start in six outings since his £5million move from Wigan while last weekend's cameo against Hull City saw him waste a gilt-edged chance to open his account for the Blues.
But Martinez says there are signs that Kone, 29, is beginning to find his feet on Merseyside.
"We have to remember that Arouna has had a few niggles that have stopped him from being himself. I thought that in the 20 minutes [on Saturday] he created two outstanding opportunities and he was a very important link piece in our attacking play," he told evertontv.
"At the end of the day you always feel disappointed when you don't take your chances but I never value or measure a striker by taking those chances or not. I value a striker by creating those chances.
"I thought he looked sharp, looked lively and technically good in everything he did. If he carries on creating those chances everyone will see the type of player that Arouna can be. Strikers need goals, don't get me wrong, and that is something that everyone will agree with.
"But I measure how you are going to get the goals and to get the goals you need to be in a good moment of form. Clearly Arouna showed that with the work-rate and positions he took up when he came on."
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Great article on the use of a PWC for fire attack. Who carries one during a primary when a hose line isn't available?
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Great article on the use of a PWC for fire attack. Who carries one during a primary when a hose line isn't available?
Truck crew carries at least one with them....whether there is a hose line available or not.....every call.
Love the can. I will take a PW can in on every fire alarm, and have seen or used a can on many fires that by the amount of smoke they produced looked like they would take a hoseline.
So darn easy to carry, use and fill back up, why more people don't use them more often is beyond me.
My former career job has the truck ALWAYS take PW with them on investigations. Often one of the engine guys will bring one too.
My #1 POC FD takes a PW for every investigation.
My #2 POC FD isn't quite there yet, but does sometimes take a PW on investigations.
As a fun drill in a burn structure (we use class A materials) use the can as the primary method of fire control. It surprises many how much fire it can hold or knock down, and generally convinces those who are reluctant to carry it that its of value.
Can on the truck with class A (1/4 cup) added. Rescue has a can with an aspirating nozzle and 1 cup of AR-AFFF added.
I work on a quint. If we're investigating, or if we're not the first pump on scene, I'll grab the can. We use a touch of Palmolive.
Had a transformer fire last night, and the first engine on scene was almost able to take care of it with a water can. They put a little extra pressure on it when they pulled up, and almost got it to reach the top of the power pole, which was at the top of a hill and about 20 feet away. Came up maybe 10 feet shy.
Very rarely do we pull the 'can, but when we do, there's always a concern when filling it; How far should you fill it until it's the right amount in relation to the plastic sleeve?
You fill it up anywhere between the top and bottom of the plastic sleeve. The sleeve prevents water from overfilling inside the can.
I have oftened wondered why we don't just have a gallon milk jug that we fill 2 1/2 times and dump that in the extinguisher. It certainly would end the confusion about EXACTLY how much water is in the extinguisher. We do that with a cup marked for the exact amount of foam for the Can.
FyredUp, I bet if you designed some "cool" fire logo and labelled the empty milk jug....you could sell them!
exterior attack with a can gotta see this
Please don't think you can pull this off from the interior with an unvented fire. You will not be knocking down full rooms of fire with the can. This was an impressive video but the vast majority of the heat energy vented out the window; it was not cooled by the can.
The can is a great tool and should always be carried IMO. Preventing or delaying vertical extension, holding the fire inside a room and extinguishing incipient fires are all great uses of the can.
I pull out the Ol' PWC on every fire alarm, and use it on all small fires where pulling a line is ridiculous. Sometimes firefighters underestimate the amount of fire a can will put out.
IMO, steam is more a byproduct of extinguishment than it is a method of extinguishment. Don't really know the science involved on that one.
I think steam will help in extinguishing the fire, that is the whole theory behind Layman's Indirect attack. Use a wide fog pattern in an enclosed area with high heat, the water turns to steam and you let it soak for a few minutes. If you vent the area too soon, the steam will vent and won't have the desired effect. Granted, we aren't creating a ton of steam with 2.5 gallons of water, but if that's all the water I've got I would want to use it as efficiently as possible. If for some reason I wanted to try to knock down a fully involved room with the can, I would call for ventilation to be withheld, discharge the can at the seat of the fire and then get the door closed to let the steam soak.
A more realistic and practical scenario would be to use the can to hit any fire rolling out of the fully involved room and pull the door closed. Let the door confine the fire for you and save the limited amount of water you have. Call for a line and let them put the fire out. If the line is delayed, the left over water in the can can be used to slow any fire spread through the closed door. If you dumped your entire 2.5 gallons on the fire, pulled the door closed, didn't get the fire totally out and realized the line was delayed then you may be in trouble. If the fire redevelops in the room and starts to burn through the door you have nothing to stop it. When water is limited you have to use it effectively.
You mention trying to knock down a fully involved room with the can by hitting the seat of the fire. What seat? The room's fully involved. There is no seat. Or should I say the whole room is the seat. You've lost me entirely with this one.
I don't understand the idea of the steam "soaking". I've not heard of Layman or his theory but I suspect I know why it's just a theory. When water hits fire it absorbs energy, some of which is used up turning the water into steam. Energy is transferred from the fire to the water. The steam may provide a certain amount of smothering ability but this is not how water extinguishes fire. Either we use enough water to stop the chain reaction that is fire or we don't. If we don't it's not going to be extinguished no matter how long the steam "soaks".
I've gotta say though that your final paragraph is pretty much perfect.
Maybe saying I would hit it at the seat was bad wording. I would aim for the lower part of the room, concentrating less on attacking the burning gasses and more on the solids. Either way it sounds like we can both agree it isn't an ideal attack method.
Lloyd Layman is the "Father of Fog" he is the guy behind RECEO-VS and the indirect method of attack (not a theory). The wrote the books Attacking and Extinguishing Interior Fires and Fire Fighting Tactics both still cited regularly. More about him here http://onlyminutesaway.com/wp/history/lloyd-layman/
Norman's Fire Officers Handbook goes into pretty good detail about the indirect method of attack.
Interesting guy. Thanks for the link.
I have to admit that I don't know much factual information about fog for structural firefighting. No one, past or present, in my department has ever seemed to have had any use for it.
But that alone probably says a lot.
Update for POC FD #2 and can use. In the last week the can has been used on 2 VERY minor car fires and it is being pulled far more often than ever before. Talk of adding more for other rigs has been heard.


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to me the fact that people are defending this and saying "its not a big deal" " i can wait longer" umm yeah it kinda is a big deal as many have been waiting for this game!?!? while true they are adding more things and yes it could end up a better game the fact that they arent even showing any footage is what is bothering many of us and the fact that they really dont have much going for them this year is disappointing.... oh yeah and how they seem to almost be pushing to show why we should be on our edge to buy the game soon this year then to suddenly say " oh nope nvm sit back down it will take a while" is that not odd to you?
but i hope start fox proves us wrong or something cuz i doubt they are going to say they have been working on metriod then show footage of that >.>


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New to citrus - Growing Satsuma in container
After doing a little bit of research, I have decided to attempt growing an Owari Satsuma in a container on my south facing patio. I live in Tuscaloosa, AL, which is Zone 7b. I am a *complete* beginner when it comes to citrus, as I spent most of my life in Minnesota. I've gleaned a bit of information from here and other sites, but now I have some more specific questions that confused me during my research.
1) I bought my Owari Satsuma at Lowes. It's about 2 feet tall, looks nice and healthy, and came in a black plastic 5-gallon container. I realize that the black plastic probably isn't going to be very good for the roots, since it will heat up easily, but how should I go about transplanting it? Does it even need to be transplanted this year? I need some very *specific* instructions on what type of soil or planting mix I should use, and how to find it, how the mix should be placed into the pot, as well as the size of the pot. Should I step up to a 10 gallon pot next (perhaps something in a light colored plastic or terracotta)?
2) What do I need to be doing regarding fertilizer? What *specific* fertilizers do I need to use, in what amounts, and how often? Where can I find these fertilizers? Will this change in the winter?
3) We're just a little bit too far north here in Tuscaloosa to grow citrus outside year round. We only have average lows in the 30s during December and January, although we will get freezes every second or third day or so in February and March. Occasional freezes are possible in November and April. That said, the average high remains a very reasonable 56 F even in January, with stretches where it might be in the 40s for highs for a number of days. When I bring it in, it will be to an enclosed breezeway that was turned into a sort-of sunroom. It has a heat duct from the house in it, and it won't go below freezing inside, but it may get into the 30s and 40s inside if it gets into the teens outside since it's not that well insulated. It has a couple of big south facing windows in it. So... my question is, do I need to winter my Satsuma indoors in the sunroom, or should I just bring it into the sunroom during the night and during exceptionally rare cold snaps? (For example, we had about 15 days in a row this year where it never made it above 40, and lows were around 12, but that is *very* unusual).
4) When it rains in Alabama, it tends to utterly POUR (sometimes 3-4 inches in an hour). If it seems like we're setting up for a stretch of rain (which can happen in the spring), do I need to take any precautions to make sure the tree doesn't get overwatered, or can it handle the occasional deluge?
Citrus can be a little difficult but as long as you do a few things you should be fine. I would simply lift the tree out of the pot and see if the roots are rootbound. If you notice roots coming out the bottom of the pot then it needs to be repotted. Citrus require a feast draining mixture that isn't going to hold water. They can suffer from root rot fairly fast. Several people here use Al's gritty m ix or a variation of it. Judt don't use any potting soil, even if it says that it is good for citrus. I tried something similiar. I used it for a dwarf moro blood orange and a dwarf keylime. A few weeks ago I noticed that my blood orange was losing leaves, and the stems were turning black. I almost lost it, but the second I changed the soil to a bark mix, it recovered and then some! I would use a black plastic container. The heat will not hurt the tree and it actually will help dry the soil out. Citrus are heavy feeders. I would check the Lowe's were you bought the tree at. If they sell citrus, then they should have citrus fertilizer. I managed ti get my hands on bag and that is what I use with a combination of Foliage Pro and a also a teaspoon of white vinegar per gallon of water. The vinegar helps to keep the ph in the acidic range which the citrus require. If you can't find a citrus fertilizer look for something high in Nitrogen. i also use a product similiar to Super Thrive. Some people here don't think it helps any but it helped my keylime tremedously. When it comes to the cold temps, I would be very carefull with any temps that go below 32. I won't risk it myself but some people say that they can handle 30. I keep my citrus indoors by then so I don't know if it would hurt or not. As long as you can keep it in your sun room with temps above 30 you should be fine. If they temps get much cooler, the tree may go dormant. Not dropping leaves or fruit, but not really growing. That should help you a little and I am sure there will be more people that can help you. I wish I could go to my Lowe's and buy citrus trees like that!
It's looking like I may have to replant, since my pot is retaining a lot of water at the bottom and the leaves are beginning to curl. I've owned the tree for four days, and it hasn't been watered since I bought it. I'm trying to get the ingredients for Al's Gritty Mix. Is this the correct formula?
1 part pine of fir bark fines, 1/2" to 1/4" size (available at Lowe's as "soil conditioner")
1 part Turface MVP (available from John Deer tractor dealers)
1 part crushed granite (Gran-I-Grit) (available at farm feed stores)
1 tbsp gypsum per gallon of soil (any idea where I might find this?)
plus 1/8 tbsp of Epson salts per gallon of water every time I fertilize
plus a fertilizer like Foliage Pro 9-3-6
Is there any specific way or technique to replant the tree?
Happy Easter!
I am pretty sure you have the proportions right but if you want to be sure, ask Meyer Mike. He will know for sure. I have it written down here somewhere but not sure where. When you repot, it is very important to replant the tree at the same level it was in the old container. Also, when you are repotting with the gritty mix, make sure you have a dowel, or chopstick or something that you can tap down on the mix and make sure the roots are fully covered and thee are no air pockets. Some people think that you need to add gravel to the bottom for drainage. The only thing I do is to put a rock over the drainage hole so the mix doesn't come out when you move it or when watering. For the future, use a stick or something that you can push all the way down to the bottom of the pot. The stick or whatever, will pick up the moisture from the mix and that will tell you if you need to water or not. Your gritty mix should dry out daily or every 2 days, no more than that. that way you don't need to be concerned with root rot. If you can get the Foliage Pro, you won't need to worry about the epsom since the FP will take care of the magnesium. Also should not need the gypsom. Just add one teaspoon of white vinegar to each gallon of water. I just mix it in with the FP. With that fertilizer and the vinegar, your tree should perk up and start growing. Good luck!


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RedHawks fall to Kansas City, Laber misses chance for career wins mark
FARGO – One pitch prevented Jake Laber from setting a new standard for the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks.
Matt Padgett blasted a two-run home run in the first inning to lift the Kansas City T-Bones to a
2-1 victory Thursday in American Association baseball at Newman Outdoor Field.
"One pitch was the difference in the game, that's for sure," Laber said.
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