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I have 1, 2 and 3 year old seedlings of Chinese Fan Palm to trade. I WANT TO TRADE FOR Dioon Spinulosum, Flame Thrower Palm, Bottle Palm, Ruffled Fan Palm, Joey Palm, Cardboard Palm, Rio Verde Cycad, Golden Cane Palm, Elegant Palm, or others.
I DON'T WANT Palmetto, Queen, Mexican Fan, Date, or Sego.

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Is this spider mite or some other pest
sandiego4sSeptember 25, 2013
Found these on the leaves of avocado, pomegranate, blueberry and several other plants. Are those spider mites or some other pest?
The white threads tip off this as a whitefly infestation. Sometimes mold occurs from the honeydew left behind by the whiteflies. Good luck!
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Some questions from a newbie
I know that this forum is rather quiet right now as everyone is out in the garden enjoying all the winter sown plants that they grew this year. Still I am hoping that someone will be around to answer a question or two about WS. I found this forum and am so anxious to try it!! (although not a winter person and certainly not wishing away the summer) It is a concept that I had wondered about, but had thought about preparing a place in the garden and sowing directly into it in the late fall, not actually planting in containers......although I like the container idea! So much more room to plant so I can have so much more variety!!
Anyway, I am now beginning to think of what to plant and about seed gathering as plants are going to seed. I have usually cut the dying blossoms off most of my perennials as I was under the impression that letting them go to seed would weaken or actually cause some of them to die off. Not all of them of course as I do let some that I know to be very hardy and almost indestructable, go to seed. What about my daylilies and hostas?.....both of which I absolutely love and would feel awful if I harmed them in any way by letting them go to seed. I also wondered if maybe I should not let first year plants go to seed. I planted a globe centaura this year and would like to grow more but as it is the first year for it and I really don't know its' hardiness yet, I am wondering if I should cut off all but one seed head.
Well I guess those are my first two concerns. I am looking forward to my first attempt at WS and learning lots of tips from everyone...I have been doing lots of reading in the forum so hopefully will not have to be doing too much asking! :)
Welcome to the forum Greylady. We asked for this forum and I am rather disappointed at the interest shown. I would like to direct you to the site Wintersown.org, which will give you all the information you need to sow seeds, and quite a bit of information on seed saving. I have grown Hosta from seed, which I got through a trade. Daylilies can take up to 3 years before getting a bloom, so you have to make your choices based on your time onstraints.Another place you should visit is the seed site: it provides all the information you need on saving seeds and sowing them. The site is:
If there is any other information you wish after this, I am sure someone will be able to help. We have all been there.
For plants that I want to collect seed from, I will leave a few stalks, some are very weedy, so those I cut right back after they are finished blooming.
Be warned Centaura can be weedy if left be.
Then there are some hardy annuals that will self-seed for next year if left be.
Hostas and Daylily's will not come true from seed, but if you're into surprises, starting these plants by seed will be rewarding. I rather just buy a cultivar plant so I deadhead these. The plant will not lose any energy by saving seed.
Tulips, Lilies, Irises on the other hand will, those I always cut off their spent blooms.
Northerner, I don't think anyone asked GW for a Canadian Wintersowing forum, I think it just appeared one day out of the blues. I'm a little disappointed too that this forum is dead. We are chatty over at the Far North forum if anyone is interested.
Hi greylady-gardener,
I always deadhead my lilies and let the hosta go to seed and they are getting bigger and more beautiful as the years go by.
I think that this forum will pick up as people start trading seeds for Winter Sowing? I'm hoping so, anyways.
This will be my first year winter sowing, and I have collected some of my Columbine seeds. As other perennials come to seed, I will be collecting them as well.
Thanks everyone for the info....visited the seed site and loved what I have seen so far. There is so much information that I think it will take a while to read everything.
While I don't want my globe centaurea to get weedy, I do want to have more of them (in a controlled situation) so I will try to save the seeds and grow some to plant where I want them to be. I love their cheery, bright yellow heads!
Hostaaud, thanks for the info about your experience with hostas. I do hope, now that seeds are setting and it is definitely time to be thinking ahead to when we want to start them, that the action will pick up in the forum. I too have been collecting columbine seeds. Although I am noticing little seedlings popping up everywhere. :) I am still saving some for trading, and so that I know what is where........with the volunteer seedlings, I have no idea what type or colour is where....nice to have the volunteers, though. I find it interesting to see what colour comes up where.
Hi greylady-gardener
I have columbines popping up all over the yard as well. I wait until spring, then I round them all up and put them where they're supposed to go. It is nice to have volunteer seedlings around the yard, but too often they are growing in places where they are not supposed to be. :-)
I'm looking forward to winter sowing and I have started saving bottles, containers and stuff.
IF I get around to it, I'll be building a greenhouse out of PVC this autumn. Wish me luck on that. :-)
Hostaaud, do you have instructions for the pvc greenhouse or are you making it from your own plan? I have a small plastic greenhouse that is collapsible for storage but it is very small and I noticed a small rip this year, so have to repair that for next year. I would like something bigger than that, but really don't have a lot of places to put it and definitely not on a permanent basis.....unless I get a real brainwave! :)
I hit the jackpot as far as containers go last week! I have been saving containers for WS, but happened to drive by a house that had a huge square garbage can of plastic pots of all sizes out for recycling. I didn't take them all (wish I had), but I got a LOT!
Letting your hostas or daylilies go to seed certainly won't harm them or set them back.
Although I took a break from winter sowing Hostas this past year, I did winter sow some the two years before then. I was most impressed with the Francis Williams offsprings - no variegation, but the leaves are nice and thick and the green is really nice, like the green of new growth on Spruce bows. We'll see how they grow as time goes on. These were babies last year...
Now this year the leaves are well over 6 inches long. They also have the wide characteristic of FW. Looking forward to seeing them at their peek in a couple of years.
I have been in conversation with another winter sower about Hostas and to get a higher probability of variegation, I will be trying out seeds from my hostas which have leaves which are pedominantly white or yellow. One that I'm aiming for is the Christmas Tree Hosta - thick yellow leaves with a green edge. If the deers come around again, I might have to place some netting over the flowers... :O)
Oh, and welcome and congrats on your container haul!!
Hi Greylady,
CONGRATS on the container HAUL!
As for the PVC Greenhouse, do a search on Google for HOW to build a PVC Greenhouse. You will get lots of information from the sites that are listed. I'm taking a little of this and a little of that of the info and brainstorming to see what I can come up with. I want it to be able to collapse and be put away for the summer.
I just have a few minutes on the computer today so will have to look up the greenhouse instructions another day.
I am on holidays this week and part of next. I was driving along on Monday night and came across another (smaller)haul of containers that was in someone's recycling!! I took the pots but left the trays....kicking myself now!! :)
I am also saving a lot of seeds. I have a new hosta (gold drop) and just love it. I really hope that I get seeds from it...it is so beautiful.
What is everyone else saving?....or are you? Do we ever have "enough"?? :)
Could you provide some information about how you planted your hosta seeds. Did you plant them in the styrofoam cups directly and then where did you put them? When did they germinate? How did you collect the seed?
I've always just dug up my clumps and teased them apart for new plants. This sounds like a novel idea!
Graylady-gardener, what zone are you gardening in? I would think that some seeds that would germinate for me probably wouldn't do so well in colder places. Glad I stumbled on this site...
Hi Madrone, I am in SW Ontario....not sure of the zone, but my yard has some pockets where I have amazing results with some plants!
I am also interested in how the hosta seeds are collected.....I have several that have finished flowering but since the flowers are shrivelled up and gone, there doesn't seem to be any seed pods forming. Do they only form seeds sometimes? I was really hoping to get some seeds from some of my new ones! :)
I collected the seeds from pods which had opened and the seeds were dark and mature. Sometimes it takes a while for the seed pods to open, so if there's enough on a plant, I'll open one to see for myself if I can safely gather them, take them inside and place in a paper bag, and wait for them to open and expose the seeds in the warmth of the house.
I sowed them in the styro cups after I placed drain holes in the cups. Then I placed them in these plastic baskets - which again have more drain holes - and covered them. I have these little cages I've made which go on the top, and then the plastic goes on the top of that. The top plastic gets punctured with holes for aeration and watering by the snow and the rain.
If you look at the tags in the cups, there's the date, M26 (March 26). That's the date they were sowed. Here in Nova Scotia we are experiencing the end of winter and praying for spring by this time. They typically germinate for me in early/mid June.
For their first year I keep them in pots for the summer, and then in a holding bed - still in their pots - for the winter. I've never lost one.
I don't know why, but sometimes hostas don't produce seeds. Maybe it has to do with the maturity of the plant? Possibility...
tiffy--I thought that none of my hostas had produced any seeds this year, but when I was looking around the garden last week, I saw two seed pods on my Hadspen Blue! They are small and may take a while to mature, so I hope they do before it gets too cold and frost kills them off before they can be harvested.
I have only had the Hadspen Blue for 3 or 4 years as opposed to some others that I have had for a long time, so not sure why it is producing seeds.


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The basic idea of the Adana City Hall and Cultural Center building by MTF Proje was based on the surrounding of the building, which is mostly captured with green areas. Half of the building is designed just under the green land which is coherent due to the topography. Here in Adana Çukurova, the building is designed due to the human scale. The building is consisted of a four story city hall, a culture center which has the capacity of nearly 500 people, a city library, a wedding place, city information center and the ateliers. More images and architects' description after the break.
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Location: Wallern, Austria
Project Year: 2009
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Sberbank Corporate University / Erick van Egeraat
Dutch architect Erick van Egeraat recently won the international competition for the new 32.000m2 Sberbank corporate University. As Russia's largest and oldest state run bank with over 250.000 employees and 20.000 branch offices in the country, the new Sberbank University will provide education, seminars, and team building programs to the company's top professionals to continuously improve their performance within the corporate standards. The Sberbank University is expected to be completed in 2013. More images and architects' description after the break.
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CTF Guangzhou / KPF
KPF… recently shared with us their latest design for a 530 meter mixed-use tower in Guangzhou's Zhujiang Xincheng CBD – the CTF Guangzhou – which is currently under construction. Joining an already impressive skyline, the new tower will form an
"Working with the 99%" wins Future Cities Prize in Venice
At the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale, three competing projects have been announced winners of the Future Cities: Planning for the 90 per cent compeition: ateliermob (Portugal), Municipal Housing Secretariat of São Paulo (Brazil), and Interazioni Urbane (Italy). The projects were narrowed down from the exhibition's ten participants, which were selected from more than 100 international submissions. Portugese practice ateliermob has shared with us their winning entry, "Working with the 99%", a case study on the progress and community work of Lisbon's self-built PRODAC neighborhood.
The jury, comprised of Anna Detheridge, Joseph Grima, Richard Ingersoll, Fulvio Irace, and Mary Jane Jacob, stated: "Ateliermob, "Working with the 99%" a participatory project in Lisbon Portugal based on a different approach which redefines the architect's role. Ateliermob have envisaged for themselves a central function stemming from the attempt to answer a basic question: how can architects attempt to solve the many problems they see around them working for clients that do not have the money to pay for their services. The answer they found is to place themselves at the center of a process in which the architect becomes mediator, fundraiser, creating an essential link between the public administration, the financial system and the community enabling the local residents without property or rights to achieve social status and dignity."
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Village Health Works 40-acre Master Plan / Louise Braverman Architect
The village of Kigutu in Burundi, Africa is on its way to rebuilding a rural, off-the-grid medical site designed by Louise Braverman, Architect in collaboration with Village Health Works. The 40-acre master site plan is a feature of sustainable design that includes several new buildings, all of which embody East African cultural elements. To feature the progress of the five-year plan, Louise Braverman will also be presenting "Kigutu in Formation" at the 2012 Venice Biennale as part of Traces of Centuries and Future Steps event at Palazzo Bembo between August 29th and November 25th.
Join us after the break for more on Village Health Works Master Plan and the upcoming exhibit.
Grove House / Jun'ichi Ito Architect & Associates
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Location: Asaka-shi Saitama, Japan
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Project Year: 2010
Project Area: 105.13 sqm
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Residence Staircase / .PSLAB
Designed for Bernard Khoury of DW5 for a private residence in Beirut, .PSLAB's aim for the staircase in this space is to highlight the distinguishing features and shape of the staircase, all the while offering a distinctive experience. inspiration in this project came from the staircase's main characteristics. The aim was to create a lighting concept that would not only mirror these distinguishing features but also complement the structure. The constraints encountered came not from the space but from the lighting fixture itself which required special handling to turn a concept into reality. More images and architects' description after the break.
The International Berkeley Undergraduate Prize 2013 for Architectural Design Excellence
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Designed by Saraiva + Associados, the design of the present office center in Ataşehir, located on the Asian side of Istanbul, provides a cost effective solution to the changing needs of office spaces. This development plays a significant role in the city and within the financial community since it is seen as an important investment. Therefore, in order to perform as a new landmark in Ataşehir, this new office center, located in a not very privileged spot, aims to be exceptional in an unexceptional context – an iconic complex full of identity and easily recognizable. More images and architects' description after the break.
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This 4' Rosemary Spiral Silk Tree is designed to be a dramatic addition to your home. With its lush green foliage twisting skyward, it would look impressive on a front porch or patio or in your home's entryway. This rosemary spiral tree is weather-resistant and designed for either indoor or outdoor use. It can also be used as an accent piece in an office or living area. Designed with deep green, realistic curves, this artificial spiral tree is actually made of high-quality plastic for long-lasting durability. It stands firmly in its own pot, which can be placed inside another container if desired. This 4' Rosemary Spiral Silk Tree would make a lovely addition to just about any home or place of business.
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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 168 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 Awesome Airport Hotel I don't mind delay or cancelled flights when at Detroit Metro - as this place is wonderful! October 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by FrequentTraveler13 2 HOURS STAY-VERY IMPRESSED! I was in transit from LAX to FLL and choose to travel via DTW with a 3 hours lay over. I stayed at this hotel for 2 hours and was highly impressed. POSITIVES: Located within DTW terminal. Extremely friendly staff at front desk, absolutely beautiful hotel. A true heaven in Detroit. Beautiful room, very refreshing, great shower. The hotel has its own security check. NEGATIVES: None OVERALL: If you have not stayed here then please do as you are missing out staying in heaven. I highly recommend this SPG property. December 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Scottedina Best Airport Hotel! The interior space is awesome! Very clean and the stafff are very friendly. I was upgrade to a suit and the room was large, clean and what a bath room wow! The Bar was great, good food and it was busy but the stuff worked very hard to help all the guests. They also have a great location built into the airport with its own TSA exit, 3 minutes later your on the concorse. March 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by nochoochoo Great service but ask for checkpoint hours... All service members (front desk, valet, concierge) were VERY friendly and knowledgable. We stayed at this specific hotel because of the private checkpoint but found out when we got there that it didn't open until 7:45A.M. which was 25 minutes before departure. We then had to go around and go through the security screening at the front of the terminal. October 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 Outstanding Stay Ken and Paul went out of their way to make this a very awesome stay for my family on a recent trip back from Mexico. Great upgrade and the staff went above and beyond. This is NOT an ordinary airport hotel. November 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by santri1969 Great airport hotel Excellent access to airport and very convenient for short trips. October 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Stranded by Delta saved by SPG Two mechanical problems and several delayed and missed flights over the past two days. Late arrival at DTW. They wanted to send me off-site, I called and made my own reservation here for two rooms, Ken gave us two great club level rooms (but club lounge is closed on weekends). Colin and Jesse at the restaurant were outstanding and made a tough night and morning GREAT. Thanks to Ken, Colin and James. SPG should be very proud of you three. Thanks again! December 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tamara45 Early flight overnight stay My husband and I had a 6 a.m. flight so we stayed overnight at the airport. We were surprised at how quiet our room was even though we overlooked the gates with constant airplane traffic! We didn't hear anything! The staff was very helpful and attentive. The shuttle to our terminal in the morning was easy to catch and got us there in plenty of time! A wonderful stay overall! July 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by fairness wedding I am the mother of the groom for a wedding,I am very disapointed in you.Our room was to be ready at 10 am check in and it was not ready.We had to wait an hour,that was bad but my sons stepmothers 2 rooms were suppose to be ready at 9am because they had 2 hair dressers there to do 8 girls hair before 2pm.thier 2 rooms were not ready until after 11am.To me with how much they paid for this wedding you should at any cost of had our rooms ready.!Do not even get me started on the quality of the food!This was a very Important day in our lives you should have kept our rooms open so we could have got them when promised.I called 3 times to make sure we could get them at time promised. May 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chris77 Most expensive drinks in the United States $20 for a martini, $17 for a Manhattan, and $11 for the cheapest glass of red is totally outrageous. I had expected to pay above average given the location (say $12 for the martini and manhattan), but this was pure craziness. Never again. April 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by doccher12 Much more than expected I wasn't sure what to expect, but the customer service and attention to detail were phenominal. Loved the atmosphere and convience to the airport and security ease from hotel. It was sooo nice:) July 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Flyer78 Excellent hotel, great service This hotel meets my expectations consistently. Always a clean, comfortable, quiet room. Great hotel for travel, and the valet service / front desk is excellent. So convenient for travel from DTW. December 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by wake lite on benefits nice hotel, stayed 2 sundays in a row, no lounge available, it is closed fri nite, sat, sun and mon morning, no alternative offered, no upgrade offered, club level is closed also on weekends, when i asked about an upgrade to a suite i was told they were sold out, but was also told club floor was closed due to hotel being slow on weekends. suites were available on spg web site for same nite i was there. i spend alot of money at starwood properties, hence my platinum status. i will not stay at properties who close the lounge and deny upgrades. February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Beachlover888 Satisfied with yet another stay at the Westin We use the Sleep/Park program every time we travel and enjoy it. We often eat at the DEMA restaurant, even with the prices a bit on the high side. Would be nice if the menu would change more often. Since we arrive late and leave early, we cannot take advantage of the special Westin entrance/exit to the airport. Extended hours would be very appreciated. November 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by landlCanada A "Heavenly" start to every vacation Before flying out of Detroit Metro we usually spend the night before at the Westin. What a great way to start a vacation. The rooms are large and very comfortable, the beds are Heavenly, and the staff is very attentive. November 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by UmeV Will definitely stay again The hotel provided a clean, beautiful, and relaxing environment. The only negative event was the almost two-hour wait for our room service order which consisted of 2 sandwiches and a side salad. January 28, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mjr123 Nice room, amazing service I stayed at the Weston with my family in April. The airport access, especially the special security, was wonderful. The room was very nice, the service was amazing! A member of my family left her glasses, and didn't realize it for some time. The gentleman from security made the effort to locate the optometrist, and mail the glasses back, so we could get them. Just great!!! A thousand thanks!!! Such individual attention and dedication to customer service is really impressive. June 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hoosierflyer Best Location Had an early morning flight so spent the night here to avoid hassle in the morning. Great facilities and staff. Best location for having to be at the airport very early. January 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dave1313 Wonderful staff!!! I would like to thank everyone at the hotel for everything!! They were the best. Twins, Michelle & her sister, Megan were so helpful. They both went out of their way to be accommodating!! I was a few minutes late for the breakfast and Michelle went out of her way to make sure I had something to eat and when we were checking out the next day, I met Megan and she went out of her way to get me some napkins! June 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Beachlover888 Our stay before a trip We use the park/sleep/fly package before going on a trip. We like the hotel, the efficiency of the valet service and the convenience to be right at the Delta terminal. The restaurant at the hotel is on the more expensive side but has good food. Unfortunately the menu does not change very often and one runs out of things to eat. I can recommend the Westin. July 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by corkydog overall rating We ate dinner at your restaurant - it was excellent. The staff was very helpful - I had ordered a wheel chair to take me to my gate - it came at exactly the time I ordered it. It was so convenient to be so close the gate I had to leave from. I would not hesitate to stay at your hotel when I have to travel and leave early a.m. July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JTS2013 5 stars all around My husband & I had the pleasure of staying in The Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport last Saturday night. We were flying home Sunday , & coming in from Ontario, Canada & didn't want to deal with the border crossing the morning of our flight. The hotel is beautiful, & everything about our room was perfect, including the view of the tarmac. We did have a glitch Sunday morning when we found our room service menu was never picked up. We called the front desk & spoke with Andrew, the manager. He was extremely apologetic, offered us a complimentary breakfast in the dining room or room service. We chose to come down to eat, Andrew met us at the desk, & personally took us to the dining room. He explained the situation to Michael, who also treated us extremely well. We understand that in any business, situations happen. The Westin gets high marks for handling it like it did, & kudos to Andrew & Michael. We enjoyed our brief stay & will be back. September 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by dkdk Excellent hotel and fantastic restaurant Location is great, faster to get to your room than to get to the taxi stand outside the airport. Had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant and both were excellent. There were 5 of us at dinner who ordered different things and everyone was very impressed. Room and bed very, very comfortable. Great hotel August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JRP04 A Favorite Starwood Property This has always been one of my favorite Starwood properties - comfortable rooms and easy access to the airport. However, the staff went above and beyond when my son was recently stranded in the airport overnight. Many thanks to Abhi and staff for taking care of him which in turn calmed a dad's nerves! November 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PUNCH This hotel has excellent customer response. Due to a canceled flight, Delta put me up in the Westin Hotel. I have stayed at this property before. I was welcomed as a SPG member but my membership had lapsed. It was re-instated. Excellent Staff. Thanks. Wayne Punch August 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bancomer1 Super Convenient for Detroit travel When leaving out of Detroit Metro airport, you cannot beat the convenience of this Westin hotel. Checked in on a crazy cold day, then never had to go outside again. Saved time going through Westin's security lanes as well. I will do this again! February 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ddcountry Excellent Clean, quiet and the staff was very efficient. The bed was very comfortable and the restaurant, Doma, was amazing. It's not that far from the UM campus which is what brings us to Detroit several times a year. We will definitely stay here again. December 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Paolo2098 Yet another perfect stay at the Detroit's Airport Westin Attentive staff, excellent restaurant and bar. Unbeatable, convenient flight info screen, complete with boarding/check kiosk and TSA facility! September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bill1948 loved the room overlooking the tarmac our room overlooked the airport tarmac which was great - we were really surprised that we couldn't even hear planes August 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Babsbridge Best place to deal with a canceled flight So glad Delta put me up here after my flight was canceled. Only thing about the ordeal that was good. August 25, 2014


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I no longer really feel like drinking fruit beers, especially fruit wheats. Two summers ago I had a bunch of samplers and by the end of July or so I was pretty done with raspberry-, pomegranate-, etc, wheats. The irony, then, that my fruit beer got the best score of the ones I entered into a competition
Besides that I'm not sure how I feel about American barleywines but English ones may be my favorite style. I'm scared to brew one because I don't want to mess it up.
whats the deal with everyone against wheat beers?
as for me, I tend to stay away from IPAs or anything just super hoppy, they give me heart burn... lol
I'll drink (2) HOT 30pks of mixed Coors, Miller, Bud before I'll ever attempt to drink another Lindemans Geuze Cuvee Renee'.
I even tried sugaring it as is suggested the locals do, but blech!
And I like sours.
American Light Lager and CAP - I just find them uninteresting. I also abhor fruit beers.
Sam Adams Cranberry Lambic made me want to punch myself in the face for drinking it.
Since I started homebrewing, I've not cared for wheats either. I remember liking Oberon a few years back, but just had some last week, and I don't htink I'll be getting another. about 8 yrs ago I was on location in Milwaukee and the bar accross the street has Franziskaner (sp?) on tap. I thought that was awesome.
I'm not a big fan of "scottish" brews or other overly sweet beers.
I like them bitter.
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Love 'em all.... except brown ale and fruit beers. I know... it's weird. I like everything from ordinary bitters to big belgian goldens... Sours? (sorry... sowahz)... the more sowah the betta...
for some reason I just don't like browns. Fruit beers never did it for me eitehr and I said "veggie" because I don't like pumpkin or chili beers at all (those are veggies right?)
It's the dislike of browns I've never been able to figure out though. just something about them.
In general I don't like sour beers although I've had a couple that weren't bad. Wouldn't buy them though. I like German hefes and Belgian wits, but American wheats are just too bland for my taste.
Fruit beers are generally something I dislike unless the fruit is understated. I'm fine with something like the citrusy note of witbier.


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Trustees of the Manteca Unified School District will meet Tuesday, Jan. 12, for a special session.
Chris Mendes will be the first to say that weight-loss can be an ongoing battle.
STOCKTON – Anthony Shafer, a 1997 graduate from University of the Pacific's School of Engineering and Computer Science, will give a behind-the-scenes presentation on Disney's "A Christmas Carol." He will give his presentation at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 21, in the Pacific Theater. The event is free and open to the public.
Changing how Manteca has developers cover the tab for major infrastructure could reduce the cost of building a typical home by about $100.
It's a super fundraising on Super Bowl Sunday that benefits the Manteca Mural Society and Manteca Rotary.
RIPON – Chantyl Vasquez is hoping that making a run for Miss Almond Blossom will help her build valuable life skills.
The Doctors Hospital of Manteca Auxiliary was honored on Monday for more than 10,000 hours of service to the community over the last year. Student volunteers logged nearly 3,000 hours.
LATHROP – The name of the new Lathrop police chief who will replace former Chief Dolores Delgado will be announced Tuesday, Jan. 29, by Sheriff Steve Moore.
RIPON – Karena Stephens admits that she didn't know as much as she would have liked about the businesses in the place that she now calls home.
What would you ask your grandmother if she were still alive? Did you really know that much about her? What do your grandchidren know about you?
Retail sales at The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley reached $26,758,000 in the initial seven months after the first store opened its doors.
LATHROP – Some of the homes at Camino Real Mobile Estates in Lathrop are sinking, and residents are pointing the blame at the heavy truck traffic on Harlan Road and the poor condition of the road.
Driving the streets of Manteca Jim Todd noticed an incredible resource going to waste – fresh citrus.
RIPON – Annaliese Ippolito always admired the young women who were selected to represent Ripon as they made their way down Main Street in the annual Almond Blossom parade.
LATHROP – Repairs on a section of Harlan Road between Louise Avenue and Lathrop Road could start in early April.
When teachers retire, they say goodbye to their students and to the years-long everyday grind in the classroom, but not to close friends. At least, that holds true to a group of retired teachers and staff from George McParland Elementary School. Once a month, these former coworkers take time out to catch up on post-retirement stories and simply renew close friendships over a scrumptious luncheon.
Progress is being made in Manteca's two-front effort to address chronic homeless issues.
Sonny Dhaliwal knows that there isn't an endless supply of water every time he turns on his tap.
A home fire in West Central Manteca's Walnut Place neighborhood on the southeast corner of Walnut Avenue and Alameda Street caused $125,000 in damages.
A 19-year-old Manteca man was gunned down outside the Straw Hat Pizza Parlor in the 1200 block of North Main Street at about 9 p.m. Saturday.
PG&E has two more shots using government agencies to derail South San Joaquin Irrigation District from entering the retail power business in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
Bobby Ismail specializes in the rehabilitation of the body, and now it seems, the building too.
Leonardo Resendiz made a methodical point in the shooting death of a mock trial that's long been a staple of Joe Waller's Careers in Law Enforcement classes.
There's a leak at Lathrop City Hall.
It looks like almost early summer on the Stanislaus River watershed.
They are Weston Ranch's power couple. But Dale and Jill Fritchen don't see themselves as such, and never have.
The working alignment for the contentious proposed extension of a dry levee south of Manteca is directly behind parcels on the north side of Fig Avenue between Airport Way and Oleander Avenue.
Kai Burburn rocks back and forth nervously on the lip of the bowl at the new Lathrop skate park.
Free Weston Ranch. That's the rallying cry of this small community in South West Stockton.
The second annual Mother &Son Dance at St. Anthony of Padua School will be held Friday, Feb. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m.


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There are obviously a lot of sexy and gorgeous men on the globe. However, not all of them beat the best only Hollywood can offer. Thankfully, women don't have to scour the web to check out who these men are. Check out the World's Sexiest Men of 2012 here.
Of course, it's best to name those who make a statement starting off with lucky number ten, Ryan Reynolds. This isn't the first time the "Green Lantern" actor has made it to the list. Back in 2010, Reynolds was voted sexiest man alive by People Magazine and was the first Canadian to make it on the list.
In at number nine is Ben Affleck. Jennifer Garner's husband was also another actor who made and topped the list back in 2002. Ben was the Sexiest Man Alive for People Magazine back in the year 2002. If fans can recall, those were Ben's "Armageddon" and "Daredevil" days.
Johnny Depp may be getting old but that doesn't mean age makes it any different. Depp still has the juice and has made it to the number eight spot. Currently, Depp has been voted number one as the Hot Hunks - 50 Sexiest Men Ever by the readers of the UK version of Now Magazine. In 2003 and 2009, Depp won the title of Sexiest Man Alive by People Magazine.
At number seven is actor Hugh Jackman who had won the title as Sexiest Man Alive by People Magazine in 2008. Hugh was also the first Australian winner of the title. Coming shortly after Hugh is George Clooney. George may have made it to the number six spot this year but he had been voted the Sexiest Man Alive by People Magazine back in 1997 and the year 2006.
David Beckham scores in at number five but the soccer ball hunk was voted Sexiest Man Alive back in 2002 by Company Magazine. Bradley Cooper may be too far off for Glamour Magazine but this hunk deserves a number four. Cooper was voted Sexiest Man Alive in 2011 by People Magazine but the actor begged to differ and said Ryan Gosling deserved the award.
Ever the hot and hunky actor that he is, Brad Pitt will always be the Sexiest Man Alive. However, this time around, Pitt lands at the number three spot but in 2005 Pitt won the title of Sexiest Man Alive and twice back in 1995 and the year 2000.
Benedict Cumberbatch surprisingly made it to the list at number two and would even win the title if not for Robert Pattinson. Pattinson, on the other hand, has been dubbed by Glamour UK Magazine as the Sexiest Man Alive of 2012.
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William Hurt's reading of this novel is absolutely beautiful. Not all narrators of audiobooks are capable of bringing so much emotion, and life to the book's characters as Mr. Hurt. In addition, Stephen King narrates as well. King is probably my favorite narrator of his books. This is exemplified in his reading of Bag of Bones. In the beginning King's voice seems somewhat tight, but after an hour he finds his groove and the result swallows the listener until the end. In Hearts in Atlantis, William Hurt's acting talents bring the characters to life. His cadence and understanding of the of the words, and how they should be read result, in a very engaging, and emotional story.
Additionally, anyone who is a fan of The Gunslinger series will feel right at home with this one. As with most of King's books, reading The Gunslinger first will give the reader much of insight into most of King's other books (and King's universe). It is no different with this one. Without spoiling the story, I will just say that this book tells of a character from Rowland's world, and how he went "on vacation".
Any fan of Stephen King needs to read this book. I am often guilty of reading a book's synopsis, and deciding that "I'll pass on this one because it just doesn't sound intriguing enough". In these cases that is a sure sign to indeed read the book. Quite often it is these books that hold your attention most, and give the most in return for your time (Insomnia).
In short, give ALL of King's books a chance. They do not disappoint.
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I would agree that a .44 mag is a far superior round than the .357 for hunting. A large selection of factory fodder is available and a handloader can pick and choose loads and bullets that perform best in his particular firearm.
The .357 will kill deer very well if the shot is precise but the .44 gives a little more room for error, with it's increased power. Just practice, practice, and practice more fore handgun hunting,, alot more room for error trying to line the sights, control the trigger, etc. with a handgun when your adrenalin is going nuts when a nice buck appears. Good hunting and good luck.
It Depends, I use a Super blackhawk .44 mag for large game, and a Ruger gp100 6" .357 for small to medium game/Varmin. (I load 158g SWC .38s for rabbit sized game. Mark III .22 for squirrel and blackbird size game.
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace."
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I hunt pigs in Ark. and my old 3 screw. 4 5/8, with 215 LSWC, at 980 fps stops em in their tracks. Good BBQ Good B__r Good Times! Go with a 41 and less recoil, more accuracy! BlkHwk Kid
Ive hunted with a dan wesson 357 maximum and a super red.44m with a 2x leopold. Less meat was wasted with the 2000fps supermag. But a scoped handgun is more accurate from a tree.
One thing I learned when hunting with a .44 Mag is you need ear protection. Whearing ear plugs does limit your ability to hear deer moving in the woods. The first time I shot a deer with my 44 I had no ear plugs in and it hurt. Each to his own as far as hearing protection go's when hunting I just wanted to point this out so all would be aware to protect their hearing. MC
S&W 915 9mm
Mossberg 500 Mariner 12ga
1945 Win 94
Ruger MKIII 22/45 4"
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Both of these,357 and 44 have taken deer and in both cases clean kills.(357max)
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That is a nice looking Dan Wesson revolver. My hunting buddy has on with a scope on it and it is a accurate revolver. My hearing has suffered over the years from working on airplanes and when I was younger learning to shoot without wearing ear protection. Those two things have been the cause of my hearing loss. Today people are more aware of loud noise and what it can do. Having a hearing loss is a handicap except when I don't want to hear what the wife has to say . MC


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The program began in 2010 as a partnership between the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families and the Defense Department. Its adding 300 new museums to the program this year.
Participating sites include art museums, history museums, science centers, nature centers and some 70 childrens museums.
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General Risner was recalled to active duty in February 1951 and assigned to the 185th Tactical Fighter Squadron at Will Rogers Field in Oklahoma City, Okla. He received training with the 185th Squadron in RF-80s at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.
In May 1952 General Risner was assigned to the 336th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 4th Fighter Wing, at Kimpo, Korea. While with the 336th Squadron, he flew more than 100 combat missions in F-86s against Mig-15s over North Korea. He is credited with eight enemy aircraft destroyed and became the 20th jet ace during the Korean War.
General Risner was assigned to the 50th Fighter Bomber Wing at Clovis Air Force Base, N.M., in March 1953 and became operations officer of the 81st Fighter Bomber Squadron. He flew F-86s with the 50th Wing to activate Hahn Air Base, Germany, where he became commander of the 81st Fighter Bomber Squadron in November 1954.
In July 1956 he was transferred to George Air Force Base, Calif., as operations officer of the 413th Fighter Wing. Subsequently he served as commander of the 34th Fighter-Day Squadron, also at George Air Force Base.
During his tour of duty at George Air Force Base, General Risner was selected to fly the Charles A. Lindberg Commemoration Flight from New York to Paris. Flying the F-100, he set a transatlantic speed record, covering the distance in 6 hours and 38 minutes.
From August 1960 to July 1961, he attended the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. He next served on the joint staff of the commander in chief, Pacific, in Hawaii.
In August 1964 General Risner was assigned as commander of the 67th Tactical Fighter Squadron, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, where he flew the F-105 Thunderchief. While on temporary duty with the 67th Tactical Fighter Squadron at Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand, he was shot down over North Vietnam in April 1965 and was rescued. General Risner was returned to duty and in September 1965 was shot down again over North Vietnam and captured.
While held prisoner in Hanoi, General Risner served first as the senior ranking officer and later as vice commander of the 4th Allied Prisoner-of-War Wing. He was repatriated in February 1973 and in July 1973 assigned to the 1st Tactical Fighter Wing, MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., where he became combat ready in the F-4.
General Risner was transferred to Cannon Air Force Base, N.M., as commander of the 832d Air Division in February 1974, and flew the F-111. He was assigned to his present position Aug. 1, 1975.
In November 1974, General Risner was initiated into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame for his achievements.
He is a command pilot. His military decorations and awards include the Air Force Cross with oak leaf cluster, Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star with oak leaf cluster, Distinguished Flying Cross with two oak leaf clusters, Bronze Star Medal with "V" device and oak leaf cluster, Air Medal with seven oak leaf clusters, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Purple Heart with three oak leaf clusters, Presidential Unit Citation Emblem, Air Force outstanding Unit Award Ribbon with two combat "V" devices, the Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon, and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with "V" device.
He was promoted to the grade of brigadier general effective May 8, 1974, with date of rank May 5, 1974.
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Irishman Roy Barry is suing a Dutch production company for millions of dollars claiming the idea for the international hit TV show The Voice was his idea and they stole it.
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Barry is now suing Talpa Holding and the company's owner John De Mol. He is also suing Talpa Media USA in Los Angeles.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHampton Inn Madison Square Garden New York City
A very nice hotel. Great location but I don't get the plastic ware at breakfast and in the rooms. Had to buy 2 wine glasses for drinking as none were supplied and no fridge. Still a nice room and very friendly staff.
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Very nice hotel
While the Hampton Inn was not my first choice, I really enjoyed my stay. Everything else was either booked (NYC marathon that week-end) or had an outrageous price tag. The room was a decent size for a NYC hotel with updated, stylish furnishings. I had a comfortable king-sized bed, flat panel TV and desk. There wasn't much closet (actually a cabinet) and drawer space, but that was fine for a long week-end. The hotel was clean and the staff was very pleasant. The free breakfast wasn't bad. I would definitley recommend the Hampton Inn and stay there again.
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Paying twice what you'd pay anywhere else for a hotel doesn't always mean it's twice as good, but that's New York for you I guess. On the web, this hotel looked better than anything else in the same price range - and it actually seeemed better in real life, both clean and comfortable. Still pretty new, so not looking worn, let's hope it stays this way. Little extras included free in-room internet access, phone calls and breakfast (basic, but it was there). Close to the Empire State Building, it's also walking distance from Penn Station. One downfall: I was awoken quite early by builders acorss the road, but the speed they were getting the building up, hopefully they'll soon be finished! If it weren't for lack of bar/restaurant/room service, I'd rate this a 4-star property. ALMOST worth the NYC prices!
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We stayed here for 4 nights. Got checked in very quickly, pleasant staff.
The room was spotless and very modern with plasma TV, nice bathroom, tea/coffee making facilities.
It was our second visit to NYC and would definitely stay here again as it was in an excellent location.
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This an excellent hotel. The rooms are very modern, brand new, super clean, but a bit small. They remind me a lot of European hotel rooms. All rooms come with a flat screen TV and free internet which is good for those with a laptop. What is missing however, is a desktop computer in the lobby so that those that did not bring their laptops can browse. Customer sevice is excellent. I was checked in and given a room at 10:30 am despite the fact that it was stated that I could only check in at 3pm. I really appreciated that gesture. Breakfast was very good, it came as a buffet and coffee as well as juices could be taken from the caf round the clock. This hotel is a block from Penn station and 2 blocks from the Empire State Building. There is a starbucks and a huge $0.99 cents store across the street where souvenirs can be bought at a fraction of regular prices. The Manhattan shopping mall with its food courts is 2 blocks away. I would go back there, that's a given. Manhattan has lots of dirty and old hotels so i definitely prefer a brand new hotel.
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We stayed at Hampton Inn Herald Square for a week in May. We booked the room through the web site of Tui Hotels Germany and got a pretty good deal.
The room was quite small but on the other hand it's bigger than your average room in London or Paris. Otherwise it was functional, clean and comfortable enough. The hotel has some nice touches like the free buffet breakfast, and free coffee, ice tea, biscuits and so on. The personnel were friendly and helpful.
The location was very good for our stay. It is within walking distance from major attractions and the transportation (underground, buses, trains) are easily reachable. If your flight is for Newark you could consider using the train to/from Penn Station which is 3 minutes by foot from the hotel. The train is more convenient than the bus connection.
There is a construction work going on on the other side of the street so you might want to have a room off the street.
The hotel was very popular during the weekend. You might have to wait for the lift for a few minutes during the busiest hours.
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Stayed for a Girls Weekend getaway. Great for the site seeing visitor. I took the express Long Island Railroad train from JFK to Penn Station. It took about 15 minutes and cost a total of $11. Forget the $65 plus tip cab ride--use the trains!! The hotel was just a short walk from Penn Station. You can walk to the Empire State Building and Time Square (although Times Square is a bit of a hike--by many low end cheap clothing and shoe stores) or just go to one of many convenient subway stations to get almost everywhere quickly. The rooms were very clean and nicely decorated, but VERY small. You cannot open your suitcase on the floor and then walk around--its one or the other. Aveda products...nice. Staff was very helpful and friendly. They gave us advise on where to go, what to do, and held our luggage after checkout so we could get a few more hours in before leaving the city. REQUEST A ROOM ON A LOWER FLOOR!!! The wait for the elevators can be painful--better to take the stairs. Line at the concierge and front desk can get long too. Overall--at $189 per night, I was happy.
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First, the Good News-All of the amenities I associate with the Hampton Inn Brand were present during my stay: A well-stocked, varied breakfast buffet (and pre-packed breakfast-on-the-go bags, if you're in a hurry), (moderately) clean rooms, and friendly, helpful staff. The location is also great. This hotel is very near the Manhattan Mall and Penn Station/Madison Square Garden.
Now, the Bad News-I encountered most of the negatives that I associate with NYC hotels during my stay: Paper thin walls, a tiny room (I couldn't hang my coat in the closet without steping over my suitcase), an uncomfortable bed, and a tiny bathroom with very little counter space. [There were two adults in the room with two double beds (Room 1502).] Another quirk: because this hotel is on 31st street, which isn't a major street, it can be difficult to catch a cab directly in front of the hotel. We needed to leave for the airport around 5 PM-ish, and after waiting for 10 minutes or so with no luck, we ended up dragging all our luggage over to Penn station and catching a cab there. Not the end of the world, but a pain, nonetheless.
I travel to NYC at least once a year. While I can't say I'd avoid this hotel, If I did stay here again, I would definitely try to get a better class of room, if such exists.
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Stayed at Hampton Inn and was so impressed with service. Staff was very freindly always was ready to help with all my needs. I will be back any time I stay in NYC.
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and no charm on this block, it is close to Macy's, the Subway and walking
distance to Chelsea. Rooms are tiny but well designed, unfortunately
windows do not open. Rooms were not very clean-pills, straws, pins on
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