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Birds and other mobile features in the garden 2011 #4
Starting a new, shorter thread as spring brings out more mobile features.
This thread is intended to give people a place to post photos and/or talk about birds, critters, wildlife, fish, whatever - topics you might not want to start a whole thread on, but are still garden-related. You can see the range of possible topics in the previous threads:
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All winter I've been seeing only one Downy Woodpecker at a time except for a very very few days when one downy chases another one away. Not a very social species.
But it's spring now and time for woodpeckers to think about procreation. A few days ago this extraordinarily pretty (to my eyes anyway) female downy appeared on the wisteria.
A male downy apparently agreed because a little while later there were two downies, male on the right and female on the left, eating suet together.
And so there will probably be new baby downies later on to grace the wisteria.
Turkey Update (for those turkey fans out there):
The hens have mostly disappeared, probably gone into the woods to nest and lay eggs. The toms are still around and I hear hopeful gobbling every day but there don't seem to be any receptive hens available to heed the call. I see one young hen every day who may have been too young to breed this year, and today I saw two adolescent toms (jakes?) who seemed very nervous while the mature toms were gobbling on the other side of the yard.
Now I wait for the hens to come back with poults in tow.
Your on poult watch, and I'm on duckling watch. I haven't seen Mrs. Mallard in our pond for a while, but Mr. Mallard still stops by every day.
When I was out taking my weekly garden photos today, a bunch of our comets and kois were near the surface, so I was able to get a photo. Here was a school of about 25 fish. We have about 100 kois and comets in the pond.
Jane: Goldfinches here are also finally in full bloom.
I looked out this morning and saw a different critter grazing with the squirrels:
A woodchuck! Looks kind of scrawny; must have been a hard winter for it, too.
Hopefully the woodchuck will gorge itself on birdseed and leave my plants alone. I don't usually have a problem with them - I guess they don't like my plants. My neighbor, on the other hand, keeps many potted plants on tables in his yard.
Ah well, the woodchuck found something besides birdseed to eat. I noticed yesterday that some scillas by the pine in the backyard had been beheaded. I just glanced out the window and saw the monster in the middle of other scillas in the front yard. So far it just seems to be biting the flowers off and leaving the foliage so the bulbs should be able to mature.
It saw me watching and then went back to eating, only running away when I opened the door and stomped out onto the porch. I thought scillas were "pest resistant", but maybe it's like the deer - it depends on how hungry they are. I wonder if woodchucks eat alfalfa pellets...
On a more positive note, yesterday a Carolina Wren was posing on a shepherd's hook in front of a rose just leafing out. I like the complementary colors.
Judging by the woodchuck's expression, I'd say he's a tad sensitive, lol. Maybe he just likes the taste of 'blue'.
Sometimes the camera gets lucky. Yesterday I saw this little gal and I could hear her singing, "I feel Pretty, Oh,so Pretty from West Side Story. Look at those cheeks.
tnkrer - My guess would be a Northern Flicker. I get lots of them in my yard wandering around. Never seen one at my feeders though.
Here is a link that might be useful: Northern Flicker
Two male Rose Breasted Grosbeaks swung by the other day checking out the diner. Today, at noon, they decided the fare was acceptable. Been years since I've seen them here. They're partial to BOSS and must have been hungry to perch on a rather small feeder.
Wow, great photos all! The gold finches certainly look brighter. Amazing amount of koi, pixie lou. I guess you are not too bothered by the woodchuck, Claire. Do you vegetable garden at all? Love that Carolina Wren Claire. We have one that showed up again this spring and it is one of my favorites. I would sure love to see one of those Rose Breasted Grosbeaks in the garden. Do you have any idea what attracts them, Jane?
PM - When my diner served only black oiled sunflower seed, the RBGs were frequent visitors. Now I put out the Ocean State Job Lot special - a seed mixture which contains sunflower seeds. One of the RBGs did nip a bit on the suet. They came two consecutive days, so we'll see if they truly like the neighborhood and food. If the lady RBGs were here, I missed them. Did see a male hummer yesterday - 1st!
Great photos of the R-b Grosbeaks, Jane. I've never seen any here (or anywhere). I use the OSJL seed mix too, although they've raised the price recently. It's still a good deal, almost every bird and critter seems to like it, and the 40 lb bags last a little while. Not as long now with the grackles en masse but still a while.
Congratulations on the hummer! I'm curious as to whether he stays or is in transit.
PM2: I don't vegetable garden so the woodchuck isn't as big a threat for me, and the plants I do grow don't seem to be that tasty.
Of course, I also have a very ferocious deterrent that has just returned to the garden. The lawn dragon migration season is upon us! Woodchucks beware!
And then maybe I've just been lucky and the free-ranging neighborhood dogs have been scaring woodchucks away..... Well, the next door neighbors' dog is on a cross-country trip with the next door neighbors, and the guard dog up the street is getting old and arthritic and hasn't been making his rounds lately.
Woodchuck was back today munching on something in the middle of the bed. I took some photographs to document where it was and then went out to chase it away.
THE MUNCHEE IS ONE OF MY 2 PHLOX DAVIDS! The one I moved there last year. This is getting serious. Maybe I can convince the turkeys that woodchucks are enemies and they need to attack them ...
Gee Claire, your helpers are all letting you down. Dogs on vacation and evidently sleeping dragons.(g) I thought that looked like phlox. We had a woodchuck visiting daily one year, that was the worst year. He was eating everything in my vegetable garden and some of my perennials too. Very brazen too. So happy when he never came back the next year. I hope your neighbor's dog returns soon. Have a friend with a dog you can borrow?
I have Phlox maculata like weeds around here and I wouldn't even notice if the woodchuck ate a third of them. But the Phlox paniculatas! That hurts. I put in a lot of new tall ones last year and also some dwarf paniculatas I found locally in the late fall. The woodchuck is afraid of me (it doesn't know I'm a sucker for furry creatures) so I'll keep running out and waving my arms when I see it.
This morning on the paper retrieval route I saw a catbird on the suet, first this year.
I figured if the catbirds are here then orioles can't be far behind so I put out the jelly/jam feeder. A little while later I saw orioles - also at the suet, ignoring the grape jam. At least they're here.
Now if orioles are here the hummingbirds must be close by. The PJM rhododendrons in the supermarket parking lot a little over a mile away are in full bloom, and my first Mary Fleming rhodie has just opened. Gotta be hummers somewhere.
Yes! I got buzzed by a male ruby throat when I was outside, standing near the hummingbird feeder. No camera with me so no photos yet. I haven't seen him again so he may not be a keeper either.
Female grackles are finally here and the males are promenading around all puffed up. And I've been hearing all sorts of strange crow sounds with what looks like fledgling crows being urged to fly just a little farther, to the next tree or even three trees more.
I moved the suet feeder to another location so the catbird and orioles could explore the jam/jelly feeder without being disturbed by grackles (grackles love suet but don't seem interested in fruit). Sure enough the orioles got the idea. So did the catbird but I didn't get a good pic.
Catbirds and orioles and hummers, oh my! A good day, and I think I saw a Brown Thrasher too, but only a glimpse.
I've pointed the pair of catbirds here toward Massachusetts. The jelly feeder is just too much temptation. Wasn't it orange marmalade last year? I don't get any orioles, ever. Anyway, I'm sending the catbirds
No pair of orioles, but, I do have a full house of Goldfinches.
See you two robins, and raise one crow.
I've never heard of a jam feeder. Might be something I want to try - though I doubt I'd feed the birds all of my homemade jams. I'd pick up something at Christmas Tree Shops. Do squirrels get into those?
I remember seeing Baltimore Orioles all the time when I was a little girl. I saw a few last summer while vacationing in Maine. We have tons of bird activity in our back yard, but I've yet to see an oriole.
pixie_lou: No homemade jam for my birds, they happily eat supermarket house brand jam. Grape, apricot, peach, raspberry, etc., whatever's on sale. Strawberry isn't very popular though.
I haven't had much problem with squirrels but you might get wasps and bees and other flying insects. At the end of the season (after the orioles are gone) I've been leaving the jam feeder up for the bald-faced hornets that seem pretty desperate by then. Neat looking hornets and not at all aggressive. They just want their last bit of food before winter comes.
Lots and lots of wildlife visiting the pond lately. Mr. Heron stopped by to visit the pond yesterday. If you look close, he has a cat fish in his mouth.
Since Mr. Heron came to call, I was a little mad at this comet for hanging out in such shallow water so near the shore. As you can see, we must have lots of good things to eat in the pond - since this guy is so chubby.
Mr. and Mrs. Mallard have both come to call. But I haven't seen and little ducklings yet.
Lastly, we saw a baby/juvenile snapping turtle trying to get into the pond. He was hanging out by the gate - crawled in thru the outflow pipe. My daughter and I caught him and kept him in a bucket on out patio for a day, then released him into the brook out back. I don't want any more snappers living in the pond - since adult snappers eat fish. Koi and Comet are an expensive diet!
Nice pond photos! That little snapper is cute, as are almost all babies (well maybe not baby slugs). Big snapping turtles are kind of intimidating, a critter to treat with respect. Last year we had a few small snappers in the yard even though the nearest pond is down at the bottom of the hill across the street. I chased one of them back across the street and tried to aim it toward the water. It must have climbed uphill after hatching. Maybe not the brightest turtles in the pond.
Very nice heron shot, pixie_lou, with the reflection underneath.
I've been impatiently watching my wisteria flower buds, waiting for them to open. Today I noticed the buds were beginning to elongate and droop as if they were getting serious about this blooming business. The sun was on them this afternoon and I decided to get a photograph.
Just after I took this shot the wisteria started shaking. My first thought was the squirrels are after the buds again (they eat them) and I was ready to run out and scare them off.
But it was a Blue Jay instead, and the buds are safe for now. The jay only stayed there a few seconds. Blue Jays and wisteria look good together.
This morning I saw my very first grosbeak, ever, in my whole life. A bird flashed by with a black back and white patches and then obligingly landed on the nyjer feeder. He waited until I got my camera out and then flew off. I hope he stays around and wasn't scared off by the paparazzi.
Male Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
Orioles and catbirds are here every day eating jam. Apricot jam seems to be a favorite (it's also a favorite of a crow that flew off a few minutes ago with a plastic cup filled with jam - maybe bringing it to a nest).
At least one turkey tom has been displaying again for a few weeks. I wonder if some of the hens lost their broods to weather or predators and are ready to start again. He's rather magnificent back lit by the afternoon sun.
Yes! So glad you got to see a RBG, Claire, and I'm glad that the grape jelly is gone. Apricot rings of haute couture with the Oriole. The Tom looks dressed to the nines - not one tail feather missing -excellent. The pond pictures just make my envy worse, TYVM!, however, I did see a baby toad dashing across a newly planted patch of grass today as I watered, so at least I have a pond frog cousin.(even if that is incorrect, let me dream)
Bambi came to visit this morning. And brought a couple friends. As soon as they saw me, they tried to hide behind my pile of branches for chipping, and then ran off to the brook. (As you can see, this is the area behind the pond that I'm still clearing out and trying to turn into real gardens.)
The crappy quality of these photos has made me decide that I'm asking DH for a new camera for my birthday next month. This one was a state of the art Digital camera that I bought in - get this - 2001!
Thanks for sharing your Spring sightings...Jane, Claire and Pixie Lou. Enjoyed all the photos you took time to share. I saw something that I have never seen before in the backyard woods this past week...got a good look at it so I went in search online. It is a Fisher cat.
Anyone know anything about them?
Susan: I don't know much about the fisher cat except what I've googled and a casual mention a few weeks ago. Maybe others have some first-hand experience with this weasel relative.
One of my neighbors insisted he'd heard a fisher cat calling in the woods at night and he blamed the animal for the loss of some of his cats. He also said that the body of one had been found in the road nearby. This Mass Wildlife site says the fisher cats are becoming more common in Massachusetts and warns people to protect pets and poultry.
Hi Claire,
The eggs are Robins eggs. The seedlings are on a utility shelf against the back of the house.
I have all the cups sitting in a boot tray on the utility shelf (makes for easier watering) so I will just leave the ones surrounding the nest so it does not tip over..
I'll post more pics when the eggs hatch.
claire, can i hire you to set up all the things those beautiful birds want- so we can have them here?I have no time to do this but what a thrill it would be to have them visit. I can't tell you how much i enjoy those photos. To see the plumage close up...WOW. we have lots of cardinals and robins and sparrows and chickadees. period. and hawks in the woods behind the house.
p.s. in the midst of all this beauty, how can ANYone love blue jays? they are so BAD; no moral compass :-(
Claire - love the blue jay bath pictures. A bird bath is on my list of wants, but now that I've pruned so many weeds by the pond, I see many birds wandering over and dipping their toes!
We have a big snapping turtle who lives in the pond. From what I've read, snappers stay at the bottom and come up for air 4 times a day. I saw him swimming around today. And he stayed at the surface long enough for me to walk to the house, get my camera, and get back to the pond!
With their moral compasses set to 'respectable', this male Eastern Towhee and female Cardinal shared a birch rest in the rain this afternoon. This is only the second time I've seen a Towhee.
Restraining my comments about a bird's moral compass,lol. Good line, Mindy.
Pixie_lou: I saw that pic and wanted to scream at the goldfish to GET OUT OF THERE NOW BEFORE YOU'RE LUNCH!!
Jane: Nice catch of two lovely birds. Cardinals and towhees are two of the rare bird species (to my human eyes anyway) where both the males and the females are beautiful, although in different styles.
I don't see towhees too often but they're usually here, just in the background. This was a female towhee from last year. Different coloring but still special.
claire, didn't want you to miss this- baby hummers in nest!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Fine Gardening photo of the day baby hummers!
p.s. any of you bird people out there, what a fantastic show we saw last night- a few chapters or all-I'm not sure- called The Great Pacific, on HD Theater channel.Lots of bird coverage; i think the yellow bird of paradise from new guinea- was the craziest thing, one of, that i've ever seen.Mating dance> Claps its wings like hands; pushes up a frothy feathery cloak of red wispiness. I'm STILL laughing about it!
Today was definitely the day of the turtle. I now know that we have at least 4 female snapping turtles who live in the pond. I woke up this morning, and saw this gal right smack dab in the middle on the back yard, trying to lay eggs. (After she was gone, I checked for eggs - there were none).
A little while later I saw another snapper out on the outflow gate - but she jumped in before I could get out there with the camera. Fortuneately I went out there anyway to see if I could find her eggs. No luck with the eggs, but I found this gal stuck behind the gate, yet too big to get thru the outflow pipe. I will admit I was a bit scared putting my hand in there to open the gate.
When we got home from dd's art class, I saw this gal walking across the yard. She went for a walk thru my veggie garden!
I was able to follow her back to the pond, where she went in amongst the field daisies!
i know everyone who posts here knows their birds far better than I, but when i saw the 'female cardinal' attribution (next to the towhee) i showed it to My Love and we both said- that doesn't look right'. so i pulled up google photos and some of them do look like that. jane, do you think it's a juvenile (lighter color and smaller size)?
anyway, thought you'd enjoy this google image photo.I was quite surprised by it.
Here is a link that might be useful: amazing cardinal pair kissing/feeding!
More turtles today. When I woke up this morning, I found one on our patio. She spend over and hour there, checking out all the potted plants.
First Ms. Snappy was checking out the amarylis plants.
Then she decided to come check out the porch stairs.
Lastly she went to check out the gerbera daisy, stevia and nasturtiums.
We actually had a second turtle in the grass down beyond the vegetable garden. But how mundane!
Mindy: That cardinal could be a juvenile, but the bill is red which supposedly means it's fairly mature. The really young ones have dark bills which then turn orange then orange-red (according to the Birds of North America website). The female cardinals here are variable - some of them khaki-toned and some olive-green.
Pixie_lou: Those turtles are beginning to look cute! Ms Snappy looks like she's having fun exploring around. I wouldn't try to pat her though.
Claire - I am beginning to feel affectionate to all my turtles. I have to keep reminding myself that they aren't cute and cuddly - I have to be careful or else they'll snap my arm off.
We chose not to treat our pond for mosquitos this year. And we are paying the price with tons of mosquitos in the yard. However, I have definitely noticed an increase in dragon flies and damsel flies. Still no bats in the bat house though.
This guy was hanging out on the window screen.
You have nice mobile features pixie_lou. Lately I've been seeing flocks (do insects fly in flocks? or what do you call a bunch of flying bugs?) of what I guess are dragon flies or damsel flies. They'll suddenly appear and zoom around back and forth in no particular order then disappear. I don't have a pond but I do have a lot of birdbaths. These bugs stay in the air though.
I haven't had a camera nearby when this happens and I doubt if I could capture them in midair. I need one to land on a screen and sit for a while. They seem very substantial, not wispy diaphanous insects. Come to think of it, I saw a hummingbird moth yesterday so maybe that's what they are, but I've always seen the hummingbird moths as solitary events (one at a time). I'll have to pay more attention.


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03-25-2015, 04:21 PMMalk0lm replied to a thread Worm Delve in The Unquiet Lands"Yes, the ritual is called Tenser's Floating Disk." Nox carefully enunciates that last three words; violently punctuating each syllable to make sure it gets through. "But you might as well use it as an umbrella instead."202 replies | 6487 view(s)
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03-24-2015, 08:28 AMZus replied to a thread Worm Delve in The Unquiet LandsDerim moves towards the northern door following Rogur. Looks behind once. Then turns to look over his shoulder, leaning his head past the javelin shaft protruding from the side of his backpack in order to see around it. He's been deep in thought for the entire time of the exploration of the...202 replies | 6487 view(s)
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About the College
Bannu Medical College, Bannu (BMC, Bannu) was established in 2006 in order to provide competent health manpower, and to promote health care facilities in the area. The college enrolls 100 students each session. The teaching faculty of the college is composed of 80 members. BMC, Bannu has been recognized by PMDC in 2011 and affiliated with Khyber Medical University Peshawar (KMU). BMC, Bannu is temporarily based in the current building having enough infrastructures and a covered area of 6000 sq. feet. The temporary building of Bannu of Medical College is located in Bannu City. The site for permanent purpose built building is located in Bannu Township. The total land for the future building is 600 Kanal and the construction of the building has already started.
BMC is situated in Bannu, which is an ancient and historical city, located in Bannu District. Bannu is approximately 192 km (119 miles) south-west of Peshawar. Bannu is the southern district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, surrounded by district Karak, Lakki Marwat and Tribal Areas of South and North Wazirstan.
There are three teaching hospitals of the Bannu Medical College, the newly constructed state of the art Khalifa Gul Nawaz Hospital (600-bed), while the two other teaching hospitals of the college are the 244-bed District Headquarter Hospital and the 130-bed Women and Children's Hospital.
The institute has a rich and spacious library with collection of more than 6000 books. In addition, there is a Self Learning Resource Centre (SLRC) to educate the students in the field of IT and to provide facility of electronic learning. The college has 04 lecture halls (air-conditioned), with seating capacity of 150 students along with an examination hall for 200 candidates.
The college has established 10 laboratories of Basic Science along with Hemophilia & Thalasemia Centre, PCR & research laboratories and Forensic laboratory. It has a separate Medical Education Department to supervise the arrangements of conferences, seminars, workshops and to help in the integrated teaching and objective students learning programme in accordance the modern trends.
The college has sufficient hostel facilities for boarders. The girls' hostels are located in the premises of the nearby DHQ Teaching Hospital with satisfactory security arrangements. There are six latest model 65-seated air conditioned buses and one coaster for the commutation of students.
There are different functional and active student societies in order to uphold literary, sports and social activities among the students. The college student magazine publishes regularly. The name of the magazine has been changed to 'BARAAN".
The future plans of BMC are:
1. Postgraduate programmes
• M.Phil in Basic Sciences
• Biochemistry
• Physiology
• Pathology
• Community Medicine
2. Establishment of Forensic Molecular Lab
3. Establishment of modern diagnostic & research center
4. Undergraduate degree programme for Allied Health Sciences
News & Updates
It is notified for the information of all concerned that Bannu Medical College, Bannu will remain closed with effect from 24/03/2015 to 02/04/2015 in connection with Spring Holidays. However, the non teaching staff will remain on duty as usual and Teaching Faculty will observe the Government directives vide Health Department notification No. SOH-I/HD/60-19/2014 dated 06/11/2014.OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL BMC, BANNU
The KMU declares the Result of MBBS Fourth Professional Annual Examination 2014. Visits the links below for further information...[View Result]
The following officers/officials are hereby assigned the duty of warden in the following hostels noted against each in addition to their own with immediate effect. They are directed to keep vigilant eyes on the activities of the students and report the miscreant if any to this office.
1. Mr. Muhammad Idrees (Lecturer Islamiat) Warden Sports Complex Hostel
2. Mr. Syed Zeshaan Bukhari (Projectionist) Warden Garden Ali Hostel
The following shifting on the basis of Merit-cum-Option, is hereby ordered in 1st Year MBBS/BDS class for the session 2014-2015 against the existing vacant Open Merit seats in the Puclic Sector Medical/Dental Colleges of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. [Click for Details]
Mr. Anwar Ali Shah Photographer Bannu Medical College shall work as an overall in change of the Class Rooms and Auditorium. He will be responsible to manage the Class Rooms and Auditorium operational, and will report the related issues (if any) to the administration of the college. He is further directed to document Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), which should describe the regularly recurring operations relevant to the assigned job.


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When money and judgment collide today, it seems we pretty much always go with the money.
In 2014, we identified more questions than answers about the value of social media relationships. Let's hope this is the year that SEO thinking, reasonable data privacy expectations, and clear data and methods move us forward.
Once a nation turns its back on a resolute determination to cultivate moral deservedness, political and financial superintendency passes to those who gain power illegitimately--a fact described eloquently by President Theodore Roosevelt.
One of NFL Hall of Fame coach Bill Parcell's more oft-used quotes is: "You are what your record says you are." That doesn't just apply to sports teams. Team America's record of late has not been of the champion of the values we say define who we are and what we're about. Our record says more about our real identity more than the one we imagine.
Mr. Obama, in ruling out prosecution for torture, may have thought he spared us bother, but actually he did us harm. By casting accountability into limbo, he makes possible government-sponsored torture in the future and prevents America from recovering the thing most precious: our good name.
The imagery of the giant, brutish, King-Kong-like black man threatening our cities is far from new. Currently it seems to be intersecting dangerously with another popular rhetorical image: the obese person who is responsible for his own frail, unworthy body. This intersection was especially on display in Eric Garner's case.
Individuals often rush through the world to complete activities each day to get through their daily lives, many times running so fast that there isn't sufficient time to slow down and ask: Who am I? What am I doing? Am I really who I think I am?
More can and should be done to make naloxone widely available at an affordable price, and we must demand better from an industry that would seek to profit from both the poison and the antidote.
It is time for us to examine our fundamental views about animal ethics, to look at ourselves in the mirror and ask, "Are we really less barbaric than 'those people' who kill dolphins or eat dogs?"
Tis the season of giving. Right? From "Giving Tuesday" to Salvation Army bell ringers to frantic online donations or checks postmarked by Dec. 31, charitable giving spikes in December.
How should we rank order the following in terms of their importance in how we want our government to behave: morally; legally, constitutionally, effectively? Of course, we want all these things, but when push comes to shove, as it does for an individual government worker in the CIA, a government agency, and a nation, what matters most?
We can't pretend it wasn't torture anymore, because the facts weren't swept under a historical rug this time.
States should perform due diligence and delete from "Resource Directories" those agencies that mislead the public. The public deserves better.
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Dead or Alive 5 Achievements for PlayStation 3
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Inducing more plantlet production
I am always amazed how some people always ask,"Can I get the next offshoot?"
One can induce shoot production in many ways. of course if this is a variegated clone, vegetative production by way of a new shoot is the only way to get more. But there are ways to induce more vegetative reproduction.
One of the oldest ways is to kill the current plant.
This may sound extreme, but killing the growing point is the fastest way to reproduce the same clone.
I have used various ways to be sure the crown is dead. Removing the central leaf shoot is a start. Then one must make sure that it is truly dead. I have used sealing putty (the kind you would use to seal a cut tree limb) and making sure that a new tip won't emerge.
This should be done on a matured plant with many leaves. The rapid development of side shoots is amazing. It could fill a pot! As soon as it develops a true shoot, you can remove and root this in its own pot.
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Melting crayon pieces might be an old trick but a twist makes this project perfect for the kids on Valentine's Day. Instead of store-bought valentines, they can affix the crayon hearts to pieces of paper and give to friends and schoolmates. The best thing about this project is that you can easily melt down old crayons to create new, more colorful crayons! Kids will love coloring with this heart crayon because they can get several colors all in one tool!
This heart crayon is a great way to use up leftover crayons. Here's a few more projects that lend themselves nicely to helping you get rid of those crayon bits and pieces: Crayon Stained Quilt Art, Recycled Crayons, and Rainbow Crayons.
- Crayon pieces- Some metallic crayons give a wonderful, glittery look
- Heart-shaped muffin tin, silicone mold OR regular baking dish and heart-shaped cookie cutters
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- Markers, Colored Pencils or Crayons
- Heavy, Colored Card Stock
- Double-sided foam mounting tape
Heat the oven to 250 degrees F.
Collect any broken crayon bits or break up a few packs. Kids love this!
Remove any paper wrappings from the crayons. To do this easily, soak the crayons in hot water and watch the wrappings float off.
Spray your heart-shaped muffin tin or mold with a bit of cooking spray. If you are using a regular baking dish, simply line the dish with parchment paper. Silicone molds are ready to go!
Fill the tins with the crayon pieces or sprinkle over the bottom of the baking dish. Use larger chunks for a more colorful result.
Bake in the oven for 10 minutes or until melted.
If using silicone, pop out of the mold. Otherwise, carefully remove and smooth any rough edges by drawing with the crayon heart on some scrap paper.
Use the tape to affix the crayon heart to a small square of cardstock. Cut the card-stock into a heart shape for an added touch. You can trace out the hearts and have the kids cut them out.
Let the kids decorate the card and add any messages they like!
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These are great in a small loaf pan also, great for holding onto by little ones
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I cant wait to try theses with my neice and nephews. they LOVE doing crafts with me.
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I like to try new patterns and crafts . I like to see what it will look like made up first. thank you
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Thanks for the great idea. I know what the kids are getting in their treat bags this year. As a daycare provider of 12 children (all infant-preschool) for 21 years, I have done this many times, but never thought to make them heart shaped for Valentine's day.
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So my wife has been buying a two brands of lemonade that come in 750ml flip-top bottles... they'd be perfect for my homebrew, except that they're clear.
Now, I'd be keeping them in a room in my basement with no windows, and the only time any lights are on in there is if I'm going to the fridge to grab a beer... so would his actually cause any problems? I'd be able to store them in a box to really make sure no light gets to them as well...
I know clear bottles are far from ideal, but would I run into any problems with these? Should I just do one or two bottles the first time around as a test, or would I be safe doing more?
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Problem 1 which you've identified.. skunking/light contamination. That is a risk, but if kept seal in th dark until drunk, I don't see an issue.
Problem 2 which hasn't been mentioned is bottle bombs. I'd be concerned that these bottles haven't held presured liquids, and might not be up to the task. General rule of thumb is it is ok to reuse a bottle that had some sort of carbonated drink in it, but that if the drink was uncarbed, the bottle might not be preasure safe for beer. Looking at these bottles and your description, that is my worry.... Although to be honest, I might give it a try with 1 or 2 anyhow.
I had the same though as AC, if they are not made for pressure you are gambling on safety.
The lemonade that we're getting in them is carbonated... though it is a rather light carbonation. The glass is really thick on them too, if that changes anything? I never thought of that though, heh...
x3 with regards to those bottles holding pressure. They look really cool though, so I'd try one out in your next batch. Wrap it up in a towel and place in a strong box of some type and see what happens.
Light not an issue if you keep them from the light.
I agree,try one out & see how it holds up. Cool retro looking bottles too!
I've got some very similar bottles that my wife likes. I planned on bottling cider in them. The lemonade is carbonated, so I figured they would be safe. Maybe I will take precautions as well...
I've used the French lemonade bottles with no problems.
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SWOG S1007: A Phase III, Randomized Clinical Trial of Standard Adjuvant Endocrine Therapy +/- Chemotherapy in Patients with 1-3 Positive Nodes, Hormone Receptor-Positive and HER-2 Negative Breast Cancer with Recurrence Score (RS) of 25 or Less.
PI: Mukund Didolkar, M.D.
SCUSF 0806: Phase II Placebo-Controlled Trial of Lisinopril and Coreg CR® to reduce cardiotoxicity in Patients with Breast Cancer Receiving (neo) Adjuvant Chemotherapy with trastuzumab (Herceptin®).
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
SWOG S1207: A Phase III Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Clinical Trial Evaluating the Use of Adjuvant Endocrine Therapy +/- One Year of Everolimus in Patients with High-Risk Hormone Receptor-Positive and HER2/NEU Negative Breast Cancer. e3 Breast Cancer Study-Evaluating Everolimus with Endocrine Therapy.
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
Alliance A011106: ALTernate approaches for clinical stage II or III Estrogen Receptor positive breast cancer NeoAdjuvant TrEatment (ALTERNATE) in postmenopausal women: a phase III study.
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
SWOG S1222: Fulvestrant Alone Versus Fulvestrant and Everolimus Versus Fulvestrant, Everolimus and Anastrozole: A Phase III Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial in Postmenopausal Patients with Hormone-Receptor Positive Stage IV Breast Cancer.
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
****Temporarily Closed****
CALGB 40903: Phase II Study of Neoadjuvant Letrozole for Post-Menopausal Women with Estrogen Receptor Positive Ductal Carcinoma in SITU (DCIS)
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
Z11102: Impact of Breast Conservation Surgery on Surgical Outcomes and Cosmesis in Patients with Multiple Ipsilateral Breast Cancers (MIBC)
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
ECOG E2108: A Randomized Phase III Trial of the Value of Early Local Therapy for the Intact Primary Tumor in Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer.
PI: Mayer Gorbaty, M.D.
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