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I recently found this web page Crime in Downtown Houston that I'm interested in reproducing. This is my first learning experience with mapping in R and thus lack the vocabulary and understanding necessary to make appropriate decisions.
At the end of the page David Kahle states:
One last point might be helpful. In making these kinds of plots, one might tempted to use the map raster file itself as a background. This method can be used to make map plots much more quickly than the methods described above. However, the method has one very significant disadvantage which, if not handled properly, can destroy the entire purpose of using the map.
- In very plain English what is the difference between the raster file approach and his approach?
- Does the RgoogleMaps package have the ability to produce these types of high quality maps as seen on the page I referenced above that calls a google map into R?
I ask not because I lack information but the opposite. There's too much and I want to make a good decision(s) about the approach to pursue so I'm not wasting my time on outdated or inefficient techniques.
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"Ouch!" My neural therapy doc really knows where the find the tender spots. Each time I see him I get about 30 needle pricks, sometimes more. He finds points on the hands, wrists, inner elbows, sternum, abdomen, pubis, feet, inner calves, neck and scalp, and above all, my gums.
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Last Wednesday, I left his office feeling like my head was spinning. It was almost like being high on some kind of drug --not that I've had much varied experience in this department, but I did enter college during the hippie years and wore the bell-bottom jeans, peace signs, beads, and long (ironed) hair-- but not as much fun as being high, especially since I had to drive in rush hour traffic. The next morning, I woke up with a low fever (99.4) and immediately flashed to my first year with the illness, when my fever was constantly mildly elevated.
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When my fever broke the third day, I was left with extreme tightness in my neck and occiput (where the back of the head meets the neck). It was as if my head were held on by steel wires. I remembered back after my 1994 relapse that I had this pain every day, constantly, for 2 years, unrelieved by massage therapy.
My optimistic interpretation was that all these recurrent symptoms were a perfect demonstration of the theory of homeopathic healing -- that we go backwards through the various stages of illness. If that turns out to be the case, then in a short while, I shall burst forth like a spring flower, radiating bright yellows and reds with an abundance of energy.
My pessimistic interpretation, which flooded my brain for about 2 hours this afternoon after getting another EDTA push, was that I just contracted another bug that was "going around" and that all this traveling and expenditure of money was a big waste of time.
Fortunately, when the doctor came into the waiting room, he encouraged me. "Feel this?" he asked, pressing on my spleen.
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"A sign your body is working hard to fight." In addition to doing a variety of injections with homeopathics, he pulled out a bit of blood and mixed it with the homeopathic liquid in the syringe. Then he shook it up (which in homeopathic jargon is called percussion), then he injected it into four points around my spleen. This, he explained, is a way of making a personalized homeopathic, using whatever pathogen or antigen is circulating in my blood stream to further stimulate (and hopefully knock out) the guilty culprit.
Four hours later, at home, I feel GREAT! My head and neck are still a bit stiff, but my temperature is holding steady at 98.5, and my energy is unusually good for the late hour after a very long day.
My fevers started before the neural therapy, about the time I raised the dose of Naltrexone to 3.0 mg and shifted to taking it at bedtime. A few days before this bout with fever, I had increased the dose (which I've been doing gradually at about 1/4 mg a week) up to 4.5 mg. I wondered if that could have pushed my body a bit too quickly into actively fighting some of the multiple infections with which it has been coexisting for many years. Doc uses his own intuitive form of applied kinesiology, and determined that I'll be better off with a lower dose. Hopefully, my healing with continue to move forward steadily.
He also put me on a daily regimen of T3, the active thyroid hormone, which he orders from a compounding pharmacy in an extended release formula. His patients have to take it every 12 hours to keep constant blood levels. He chose this because my temperature log had my average oral body temperature consistently below 98 degrees, even though my thyroid labs (TSH, T3 and T4) were in the normal range (not at optimal levels, as per my early September post). The extended release T3 seems to be working! Even on the natural thyroid extracts (Armour, Natur) that I've taken in the past, I never got my average temperatures about 97.8. Now they are consistently above 98, and I don't feel wired.
So I'm putting my pessimism to rest. Although it's hard NOT to think about people I've met in the office who haven't gotten well and worry that I could be one of them, what good does worrying do? I might as well enjoy HOPE that I'll have a good experience, an experience uniquely my own, with results like the most fortunate of the doctor's patients. I might as well imagine myself biking and skiing and traveling around Europe. At least for now I can enjoy these fantasies, and if my happy mental state helps bring them into manifestation as the New Age gurus insist, so be it.
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Earls Hole Method of Growing Tomatoes
EarlÂs Hole Method of Growing Tomatoes
Items from Walmart type garden center, 40 lb. bags of Composted Peat Humus, 40 lb. bags of Composted Cow Manure, Epson Salt and Bonemeal and Espoma Tomato-tone® 4-7-10 fertilizer or equivalent .
In raised beds, after tilling, I dig good sized holes about 2 feet across, scattering the soil around the hole. Then to each hole I add ½ bag of the peat humus, 1/4 bag of the manure, then I scatter about the hole a handful each of Epson salts, Bonemeal and Espoma. Then I use a spade fork to mix the formula VERY well some inches beyond the depth and width of the original hole. If plants are indeterminate they should be planted at least 4 feet apart.
I then, using my hands, I make a hole in the center of this mixture and plant the seedlings. If seedlings are tall I strip off the leaves except for the top few inches, and lay it at an angle or on its side in the hole and cover up to the leaves. Then I form a 4 inch deep water holding basin [a crater] about 1 1/2 feet across and around the plant, then mulch the plants and bed with straw or grass clippings, then water. Last I spread a handful of granular fertilizer such as Espoma Tomato-tone® 4-7-10 on top of the mulch around the plants so it will leach into soil over time and feed the outer roots for they grow wide and deep. I use concrete wire cages 18-20 inches across and anchor them with rebar driven deep next to the cage. When I have to water, if I donÂt get rain in 7-10 days, I stick an open ended hose at the base of the plants and give them a couple gallons.
Never over water. The plantÂs leaves will tell you theyÂre thirsty by drooping a bit. As the plants grow, to help prevent leaf disease, trim any branches that droop and touch the mulch.
During late summer if I think they need it I'll give each plant a couple gallons of fish emulsion or what ever liquid type I have. And if you have leaf problems, get started early using Daconil as soon as you plant, even saturate the mulch around the base as well as top and bottom of leaves.
I can't say this is the best way to do it, but it works for me.
to each hole I add ½ bag of the peat humus, 1/4 bag of the manure, then I scatter about the hole a handful each of Epson salts, Bonemeal and Espoma...
Now Earl, sounds to me like a somewhat anal-retentive gardening practice. Butt if it typically produces 40# of fruit per plant, why would one want to employ another method ? I mean, just plant ~25 plants utilizing this method and expect to harvest ½ ton of tomato fruits.
I add one major item that Earl does not use. Thats a shovel full of hardwood ashes from my wood heater. Its about a quart of powdery gray ashes if you measure it. Why use this? Because my plants are going into soil that tends to be slightly acidic. The wood ashes supply potassium and raise the PH to about the right level.
I also prefer to use rabbit manure instead of cow. The rabbit manure causes fewer problems. If you don't have access to rabbit manure, try locating a bag of rabbit feed. You can put about 10 pounds well mixed into the soil under each tomato plant and get fantastic results.
I'll have to look at pictures and see what I have.
I agree with Fusion on the ashes if you need them, and rabbit instead of cow is fine, Use any manure just make sure it's composted or a kind that won't harm the plants.
Jim, it's really no secret. I'll been posting this recipe for years here at GW. Just haven't been around much the past year. Hopefully, someone will give a testimonial as to it working for them.
edie, I wasn't talking to you. :-)
Hey!! Didn't I remember someone ribbing you about throwing match sticks in the mix or something? I thought I remembered Carolyn pickin' at ya about your ritual. LOL My plants usually do pretty well but I am going to try a few like this for fun to compare. I have seen pics of your plants and maters; proof enough for me.
I have alkaline soil, and have been told we shouldn't use Epsom salt. Any advice for alkaline soils? I have noticed a big difference when I work compost, peat moss, and bone meal into the planting holes though. How can you tell when the plants are wilting from heat, and when they need water?
I've started using your method a couple of years ago with excellent results. But one thing I changed was that I got tired of digging holes. Especially in my case where I had to dig quite a few and thought of what would happen if I just distributed the ingredients that you list above all along the top of each tomato bed. Then mix or scratch them into the original tomato soil.
Guess what?
They grew just as well as the ones that were in holes. In fact that same initial season I tried this I grew one section with holes and then had several other rows with the "no hole digging" method and the results were just the same.
You might consider giving it a try to avoid the strenous digging involved.
Hey Earl - glad you clarified that! ;-)
How tall are your cages? You said 18-20" across. Do you vary the height depending on the variety or do you have a standard height for all of them? Would chicken cage wire work instead of the concrete wire? I know it has a more open mesh and is a little more flexible; would it still be able to hold the weight of a (hopefully!) fully loaded plant like the Kellogg's Breakfast?
Thank you for sharing your secrets!! :-)
I'm pleased that you saw my clearification. :-) My cages are made from CRW [concrete re-inforsing wire] with 6 inch square opening, easy to reach into. I don't get to many fruit that won't come through. LOL. They're 5 feet tall, that's the tallest CRW I can find. I think chicken wire would be to thin. It would cut the branches off as they sagged from tomato weight. I seen pictures of cages made from PVC pipe.
I only do 30-40 plants, in groups of a half dozen or so. Takes me about 2 weeks to do it, because of back problems.
I need to think about doing it your way. :-)
For a quick fix add powdered agricultural sulfur, aluminum sulfate or iron sulfate to the soil for a quick fix or add acidic organic matter, such as peat moss, pine needles and oak tree leaves until the pH level is correct.
Yes, I get my share of ribbing, on most everything. :-) I don't mind good natured humor, but mean-spirited words can rile me. So everyone be sweet to me, please. LOL.
Just a thought. By now most have probably seen the excellent study from way back in '26 on Root development in Vegetable Crops (linked below), and being aware that there is a considerable spread of the roots of tomato plants, how would this work. If digging individual holes is a problem, how about opening a deep furrow like to put those ammendments into and along the sides at the selected intervals. The furrow could be closed with plows or by hand after the ammendments are applied and worked in. Then the plants set and the watering crater created and mulch added.
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Here is a link that might be useful: Root Development in Vegetable Crops
Back problems ?
30 plants would require buying, moving and dumping of 23 bags at 40 lbs. each. Equaling a tidy 900 lbs. and guessing at an average cost of $ 2.00 about $ 46.00. 40 plants equal 30 bags/1200 lbs/ $ 60.00...
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spyfferoni (or anyone else)i was wondering where you heard that epsom salt was not something to put in alkaline soil? I live in St. George and also have to deal with alkaline soil.
Just today i was at Lowes and saw some epsom salt after i had read your post and picked it up and read the back and it said that 1 of its 2 main ingredients was sulfur which would help to correct alkaline soil. The other main ingredient being magnesium which from what ive read is something that areas of low rainfall are in need of.
So from what i can gather it might be a good thing for our area but would like to know what you (or anyone else) knows before i use it.
ted, would you like for me to come over and dig them holes for you? :-)
gonefishin, I wish I was gone fishin!!! Try it and see how it works.
Cecil, you're welcome. I'm sorry that WalMart held a gun to your head and made you work for them. :-)
Mrs. H, I said, "Items from Walmart type garden center..." You don't have to buy from WalMart. :-)
mawkhawk said, "Earl, do you only fertilize as you noted in your original post or do you also have some sort of weekly / monthly fertilizing routine?
Do you also do a soil test before adding the Epsom salt?"
No, only as I said in original post, and I haven't done a soil test.
Larry, I take glucosamine, also give it to my dog. :-)
Hortist, thanks again for the laugh.
stumbled on this thread looking for something else, and thought y'all should know - if you are gardening in alkaline soil, y'all need to be adding greensand. i use about 1/4 cup per tomato plant - then side dress again about half way through the growing season.
Thanks ever so much for the offer but after reading Larry's cost analysis I decided to stay with my simpler, current method. I plant about 3 dozen tomato plants.
BTW I grew some Earl's Faux last year and was very impressed. They began ripening about a week before my standby, Rutgers, and had slightly better flavor but not quite as prolific.
After the first big flush, both varieties kept bearing at a lower rate with smaller fruit until frost.
I tried saving seed but don't know yet how successful I was.
I was wondering why Jerry Baker suggests tieing the plant
up with a single piece of nylon stocking over using tall wire?
It seems to me the plant grows much bigger using the tall
wire,and you get more fruit.
Maybe it is quality over quantity that are the given
results that Jerry has with his method;I don't know.
after seeing the photo of your fall harvest of AGG I'm a believer. I have five Faux seedlings (a first for me) that I can't wait to try.
I'm trying quite a few beefsteaks in the hopes of finding one that will cope a bit better than most during our hot summers. Here's my beefsteak list for this year:
Marianna's Peace
Earl's Faux
Sudduth Brandywine
Stump of the World
Mortgage Lifter
Costoluto Genovese
Prudens Purple
Porterhouse Hybrid
Black Krim
Black from Tula
Cherokee Chocolate
Ananas Noir
Aunt Ruby's German Green
Green Giant
Georgia Streak
Kellogg's Breakfast
Aunt Gertie's Gold
Surplus plants I can't find room for I'll give away; my total grow list for this year is 40 varieties. It should keep me off the streets...
Sunshine Greetings from Florida...I was just thinking how this site just isn't the same with most of the testosterone humor having left...This year, I too have made my tomato cages from the concrete wire...They should do an EXCELLENT job! Now, can I grow/produce a tomato or two?!?! Thanks for the soil info and humor...nice...Susan and Miss Beth...The MontroseGang
Dang, it sure is nice to see some ol' pals!!!
So, Susan, how are your plants doing? Did you get frost this year?
Hi, Mary, have you planted yet or are the temps still to low? And please quit allowing those weather fronts to come ashore 'cause they end up coming over my house and I'm sick and tired of snow and ice. :-) That lying chipmonk or warthog or whatever it was said we're gonna a warm spring. ha.
Joe, that's a whammy of a beefsteak list you've got there. Have you tried taking cuttings from you mature plants and rooting them in the shade during summer and then planting them for a fall crop? Should work for Susan also or anyone in the warmer zones.
Ted, thanks for letting me off the hook. Now Jim wants to put me back on it. LOL.
Kitty, I'm not sure if I have any hole pictures since I'm usually to tired when I quit to take any. :-)
no I haven't tried using cuttings; I usually make do with whatever fall tomatoes my spring plantings produce. As you know, it's pretty hit or miss depending on the first frost date. I have covered my beds to keep things going a bit longer than usual, but that has met with mixed success also. I might use a spare AC unit in the green house to do my own fall crop from seed. October ripened Brandywine, Faux and Cherokee Chocolate could be as good as it gets for North Texas... :)
Where I live it's much cheaper to buy amendments at nurseries, if you have a trailer with sides or truck bed to haul them in. A yard of manure and peat moss, and /or composted fir bark, runs $15-16. I would pay a lot more buying by the bag at a garden center.
Just need to know some advice on using ashes from the woodstove. When does one put the ashes on or around the plants...say tomatoes and cukes. is there a certain amount to use and how often? new to these ideas and would like some info please....mainly seedlings 2 inches tall and also cukes that started vining.....thanks Al
Been doing something close to this for a few years now but will add a little moss to the mix and hit it with fish Em a little later. Added oak leaves for the last 2 years (in the fall) and had great results last year.
Gotta say between this and your pics of the pile of AGG I'm ready.
====> 'BTW I grew some Earl's Faux last year and was very impressed. They began ripening about a week before my standby, Rutgers, and had slightly better flavor but not quite as prolific.'
SLIGHTLY? i never grew rutgers but of the many varieties i have grown, VERY few tomatoes come close to the flavor of Earl's Faux, very few. that rutgers must be one heck of a tomato!
ya know there seems to be something missing here. oh i know - avatars. see you at the phpbb.
There are several swamps within 30 minutes of where i live.
Some places have naturally muched piles of dirt that appear to be good and rich.
Reading all of your posts on the best mixture of soil made
me wonder this might be good stuff to try.
Drive the pickup down there and load up.
Or for instance going somewhere that was notorious for their tomatoes "like StJohns " and doing the same.
All of the ingredients listed above would cost me over a hundred easy.
What is anyone's opinion on this.
I am not just trying to be economical but thought that nature could make as good a mix as Walmart.
Sounds like Earls gotta handle on it! I use fish emulsion on almost everything! Kinda makes the place smell like the seashore.
Started using it years ago on Aroids and use it for tree and shrubs all over the property.
I wondered about the tomatoes, but not now.
As for the soil, I have been loading up at the landfills recycle center where they compost grass clippings and yard waste, but I can tell you if you can find a recycle center around where you live,that has it, you will never buy bags of stuff again.
ph balanced and all NPK you want.There is a place here in KC that sells it for 27.00 a cubic yard (one 6' long pickup bed load)
Good luck-- Search your browsers yellow pages for recycled, or organic compost.
I am sorry but why waste a lot of peat for this reason ? It is a pitty already that peat is added as a cheap medium to most growing media these days - if you can choose (and when you get a bag of pure of composted peat you can choose) leave the peat - peat enriches only the pockets of the peat-industry ...
the666bbq, I think "composted peat humus" is about the closest you can come to readily available "compost" in a bag. Not everyone can make their own compost, for various reasons. And peat of any kind is readily available quite cheap in North America (I see you're in Belgium.)
Do you have any suggestions what we in N.A. should do with all this peat? (besides leaving it alone.)
If I understand correctly, peat is a NON-renewable resource. Surprised me, when I heard that, too. It takes thousands of years to create a peat bog.
From wikipedia: "Because of the challenging ecological conditions of peat wetlands, they are home to many rare and specialised organisms that are found nowhere else. Some environmental organisations and scientists have pointed out that the large-scale removal of peat from bogs in Britain, Ireland and Finland is destroying precious wildlife habitats. It takes centuries for a peat bog to regenerate."
Well, centuries then?
Another quote: "Most modern peat bogs formed in high latitudes after the retreat of the glaciers at the end of the last ice age some 9,000 years ago. They usually grow slowly, at the rate of about a millimetre per year."
Here is a link that might be useful: Peat
Oh, it was another typical slightly off topic trivia thing, I guess. Peat is an interesting subject actually. Think about it. Nine thousand year old peat. I used it for years, thinking it was just some type of compost. The widespread overuse of peat is a big topic with some environmentalists.
Personally, I always have a great big bag of it. The alkaline clay soil here seems to profit from it.
I use essentially the same method as Earl and it works great. I'm using raised beds and the concrete re-enforcing wire, and the hole method. If you spend a little extra time in preperation it will make all the difference in the world. Get the hole deep and wide and fill it back with the ingredients Earl uses. I am a big believer in Seaweed Solution, so I add some of that too. The fish emulsion is great, too.
Aggrand and AlgoFlash are two wonderful tomato fertilizers and I believe both can be found on line.
I would advise against the chicken wire as mentioned above. There is no way to harvest the tomatoes. Another reason Earl uses the CRW. You can get your hand in and out easy, and rarely have a fruit that you can't get through it.
Thanks again Earl for the post! Remember to do it again in the Spring.
Great post Earl !!! I am a first time gardener and I'm using the layer method in my garden and I'm counting on the worms to turn my soil, eat mulch etc. My question is if I put a handful of Epson salt in the hole will it keep my worms from using that area?
Thanks Ronnie
I have found that epsom salt works best when dissolved in the Miracle Grow solution I use to initially water in my plants.
A little salt, pepper and sugar does wonders for the beneficial bugs. Or just mix in all water soluble goodies with manure tea for the second watering.
Oh, just kidding about the salt and pepper.
NM, wow, you are really up there! How long is your growing season?
I did use some elements of Earl's method this past summer with great success. I dug each hole wider and deeper and mixed in about triple the amount of compost and manure. I had one of my best years ever.
However, who knows if it was also weather related or something else that I may have done. All I know is that I changed something and got a lot of tomatoes....
Bout this long :)
Our season up here was about a month longer...I had no surprise frost in the spring. A distance of 15 miles made differences in weather this past year....we had enough rain and a very late frost.
some brandwines:
My favorite sandwich tomato were these Mr. Stripeys
Here's a little one :)
Just to note that you don't have to have raised beds to benefit from using "EarlÂs Hole Method of Growing Tomatoes". I have been doing essentially the same thing for many years in my garden, although I usually put my compost in uncomposted (I bury my garbage in the holes during the winter, deep) and cover it before I plant with about 4-6" of garden soil. I also ALWAYS plant EVERYTHING in a slight depression to aid in watering, so I have holes instead of hills.
Yes peat bogs are nenewable, but not at a sustainable rate. It takes thousands of years for the sphagnum moss harvested every day to be replaced by natural processes. Great care must be taken not to drain the entire bog or trample the living organisms while hauling out while harvesting from one area within the bog. Only by extreme conservation can the peat bogs continue to yield what the market demands without depleting the resource beyond its ability to recoup.
I'm staying away from peatmoss now. I use coir which is cheaper or about the same cost
and really holds water, I think better. Walmart won't have it but you can search the net
for supplies or try a business that caters to htdroponics. It comes
in bricks that really expand when moistened.
Are there any other useful ingredients that folks add? I am going to try it this year. I'm definately in with the Epsom salts and bone meal. I always add compost to whatever I plant (I make my own from grass, leaves, and table scraps). Earl, why do you add composted manure and composted peat? Once they are composted, aren't they similar. I went looking for the manure and all I could find was composted manure/humus mix. Could I replace with only that? Has anyone you tried the cock-a-doodle-doo chicken manure product?
Looking forward to some whoppers,
Thank you Earl!
I'll be using the hole method this yr.
I'm expanding quite a bit. Last yr. 14 plants, this yr. 40ish.
Since a good number of those will be in new ground, the hole method makes wonderful sense as a way to get prime soil conditions where you need it in one yr. for less $$ than what it would take to upgrade the entire garden site and as pointed out, less weeding.
I'm wondering if one used a 4' plant spacing with a 4' row spacing and next yr. you put the holes between the previous, would it be enough to protect agaisnt nematodes n such? Sort've a quasi rotation?
The yr. after scooch the row over 2' and start again. Of course you couldn't till it but you shouldn't need to. After 4 yrs, you're out of rotation spots but you'd have a very nice site for the rest of the vegies.
Can't say I have those problems cause family tradition requires a 3 yr. crop rotation cycle but with such an expansion, I'm thinkin I need to make the space stretch as far as possible. I'm no soil scientist. I don't even play one on TV. More of a "Good enough for Grampa, good enough for me" kinda thing.
P.S. At another site, yrs ago, I tried something from an OG mag. It was billed as an old french technique. Dug out a small patch, maybe 10' by 16' about 2.5' deep, filled to top with oak leaves, probably some horse manure, then put the soil back in. It was a bear to till for two seasons but after that it was an amazingly productive site. If I was that age again ...
I see Earl's Hole Method as a guide line for what may be needed in soil.
There is no say to know what to add if you don't know what's needed and the only way to find out what's needed is to take a sample and mail it to your county extension service for a complete test.
Example: Earl's Method call for Epson Salts which elevates Magnesium in the soil. Your soil may already be high in Magnesium. This is one of the components of a complete soil test.
Earl's Method call for bone meal and this adds Phophorus, same as above.
Soil tests also give a fertilizer recommendation.
The PH is tested and a recommendation for lime or aluminium sulfate is included.
Soil test cost about $7.00 per sample.
Good luck.
Indeed a great thread. Earl's method used here last year and the results were exceptional. Had one control plant (non-Earl's) and it didn't come close to the production. This year that soil is black and possibly won't need so much attention. Worms everywhere too.
"Really enjoying this thread, but I have a question. If you add all that every year to raised beds, aren't the beds overflowing? Where does all the dirt go?"
This is part of the reason I don't do raised beds, I just make mounded rows. I don't do Earl's method (though it sounds really good), but you'll run into the same issues on any regime that requires you to add amendments annually. Typically, the organic matter breaks down significantly, but over time you'll be building up more and more soil. I set my rows pretty far apart and the more soil I get, over time, makes my mounds taller and a bit wider.
Wow, that's a lot of cost and work. I have very well drained but nutrient poor sandy soil. I have gotten huge harvests with much less cost and work by composting all my leaves and grass with added ash from the firepit, and amending the soil in a bed with it, then mulching with a combination of compost and wood chips. On the older beds that I have been doing this for a few years, usually all I have to do is rake in last year's mulch/compost mixture and all is good. The only thing I usually add is some epsom salts.
I know I am years late on this post but just found it I do something similar to Earl and it works I plant a cover crop of winter rye in the fall and in the spring till it in along with about 40 pounds of 10-10-10 fertilzer this is for a 25feet by 40feet garden. I cover entire garden in black 6 mil plastic and bury edges with dirt, Plant my tomatoes 3feet apart in rows 4ffet a part . I dig a hole about 10 inches or so and in each hole I put 2 aspirin 1 cup of kelp meal, 1 cup bone meal, 1/4 cup Tomatoes Alive Plus and 2 tablespoons of Epsom salt put some dirt over all that and bury plants up to first set of leaves. I plant mostly Big Beef tomatoes with a few celebity.Total of 100 plants I get big plants with big yields of tomatoes. I also use Concrete wire cages . Gardening is work but I love watching things grow. I do not know if this will wiork for you but I have been doing it this way for over 25 years. my soil ph is 6.5 to 6.7
Jeep: Do you sell your tomatoes? I think your method is interesting enough that it would be worthy of its own thread. There are only a couple of questions I have. I wonder how you avoid compacting the ground growing in a 25-foot-wide garden? Have you never had problems with verticillium or fusarium using the same ground for tomatoes for so many years? Your methods remind me of the kinds of gardens I grew up with, and I am no spring chicken. Gardening "wisdom" has changed over the years, but I think all of us could learn from 25 years of success. I do encourage you to start your own thread.
Hello Ohiofem.
To avoid compacting garden I am continually adding manure and compost and stay out of garden as much as I can. I just added about 2 yards of a sort of green manure from a farmer in Vermont who has a machine that squeezes all the wetness out of itand it is heated to 110 degrees when it comes off the conveyor it is very lite and hot.I also plant winter rye after season.
I have very little vericillium orfusiarm wilt as I keeep bottom branches cut off and spray with Soap Shield with 3 aspirin added per 2 gallon spraycontainer every 2 weeks www.plantea.com/plant-aspirin.htm plus 2 under each tomato
It works so I do not question why.I also plant corn in same place but till in all the stalks and plant to winter rye. I have planted Bodacious for 30 years but have stated last 3 years growing MIRAI which is excellent.I have over 400 garlic in about 12 inches high. Peppers are the only thing that does not like to be planted in same ground I get these little larve of I think it is called Pepper fly that eats roots of plant so I rotate my peppers.
I am no spring chicken either Iam 68 and gardening is how I relax I have learned over the years some things work and some things do not. I can remember when I was in my early 20's when my tomato garden was just sticks with brown vines hanging from the sticks. 4 years ago we had bad late blight here in NY I mixed up Funginol, Soap shield and Surround and sprayed ever other day with this concoction and only lost about 10 plants out of over 110.
Yes I sold about 15 bushell last year canned 100 quarts and gave away many. Yes I am retired.


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Monday 18th October 2010, Roswell, GA: Tripwire Interactive and Teotl Studios are pleased to announce that Teotl's First Person Action-Adventure Puzzler – The Ball – is now available to pre-purchase on Steam. Accompanying the pre-purchase is an all new launch trailer and some exciting pre-purchase exclusives.
Posted by tores on Oct 18th, 2010
The Ball now available for pre-purchase on Steam – with bonus Killing Floor character and launch trailer!
Monday 18th October 2010, Roswell, GA: Tripwire Interactive and Teotl Studios are pleased to announce that Teotl's First Person Action-Adventure Puzzler – The Ball – is now available to pre-purchase on Steam. Accompanying the pre-purchase is an all new launch trailer and some exciting pre-purchase exclusives. Pre-purchasing The Ball before October 26th will nab you 10% off the game and will instantly unlock an exclusive playable character for Tripwire Interactive's hit co-op survival-horror shooter, Killing Floor. The Ball hero archeologist character for Killing Floor will only be available as part of this pre-purchase so move quickly if you don't want to miss out!
And The Ball is already winning praise from the critics in the previews and early reviews:
The Ball will launch on 26th October at a price of $19.99 on Steam (17.99 €/£14.99 for Europe). During the pre-purchase period, there will be a 10% discount – so now is the time to buy your copy of this great first-person puzzle game that is attracting so much attention!
Nice o.o , but...what's that weapon? A new Gravity Gun from Half LIfe 2? :))
Maybe it's Magnetic? IDK...
considering it is on the Unreal Engine, no.
It is the 'SkullHammer', a device linked to the ball only. It can attract and repel the ball (similarly to the gravity gun of HL2).
i didnt see too much difference compared to the mod. u should show some more news for the mod community
Looks great, i'm sure it'll be another hit for Tripwire and I look forward to seeing more from Teotl Studios.
how much different content will this have compared to the mod?
i'm wondering, too
well i hope they tell us... cos it's really annoying, unless people know, it can affect their sales
About 40% is new or modified. The full game is what we've always had in mind for the game, so if you liked the mod, then play the game in its full glory, as it was intended.
And if not for that, then get it to support us! We still have no office, we are just working from our bedrooms, literally, and we've come a very long way. We've had some luck here and there, but it above all it took us a huge amount of time and effort to get the game to this point.
Will it be consored in germany or something?
Because if you go here (german strem store): Store.steampowered.com ; it says:
"Pre-Purchase The Ball (DE)"
Not censored. Even while the game is rated 16+ by USK (PEGI 18+, ESRB 17+) it is the exact same version as the rest of the world has.
Good to know, but why its called "The Ball (DE)" then?
Sorry for dobble post :(
And what about normal, real firearms ? I beg it will get boring and stressing to kill enemies only with gravity gun :)
This game is caleld "The ball", not "the firearms"!
Ok, i get it. Anyway, more than one weapon will make sense. Atleast knife or somethin
"This game is caleld "The ball", not "the knife"! "
Ok :) But i will buy it anyway. Oh, and i guess it will be more logical and puzzle game than shooter ? I hope so.
Why use a knife when you can use THE BALL?
Portal must be retarded , according to you :D
And Minecraft must be super disgusting?
Go play the WOW.
The Ball sounds fun
would try it if there was a demo of it that i could play before deciding on to order it or not.
Just download there mod of the ball.
A Question: Will the German Version of the Ball be censored? because there´s a (DE) standing behind the Game in the german Steam Store which is an indicator for a game to be censored here in germany.
For crying out loud! I asked this question 11 comments above and it got aswnserd!!!!!! oh man people like you make me angry!
sryz, didnt notice that
Pre-purchased. I've been following this for ages, but even if I wasn't, anything with Tripwire written on it I will buy.
Can't wait to play this. Don't know how many cup-noodles my ~€17 will buy but hopefully it brings you that little bit closer to whatever goals you happen to have.
That new character is just pure awesome
who the **** is going to buy a game about big ballz ??just sayin
I can only think of this video when I see this game's title...: Youtube.com
However, it looks awesome. I'm definitely getting this game.
That's a really original game idea. I love that kind of stuff, original stuff.
gameplay can be perfect, graphics can be perfect...but not digging the art style or characters at all.


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NEW DELHI — India's opposition leader, Narendra Modi, will become the next prime minister of the world's largest democracy, winning the most decisive election victory the country has seen in three decades and sweeping the long-dominant Congress party from power.
Modi, a career politician whose campaign promised a revival of economic growth, will have a strong mandate to govern at a time of profound changes in Indian society. He also has said he wants to strengthen India's strategic partnership with the United States. But critics worry the ascendance of his Hindu nationalist party could worsen sectarian tensions with India's minority 138 million Muslims.
The results were a crushing defeat for the Congress party, which is deeply entwined with the Nehru-Gandhi political dynasty that has been at the centre of Indian politics for most of the country's post-independence history. The party, led by outgoing Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, has been plagued by repeated corruption scandals and a poor economy.
As his overwhelming win became clear Friday, Modi appeared before a crowd of cheering supporters and tried to strike a conciliatory note.
"I have always said that to govern the nation it is our responsibility to take everyone with us," Modi said after a lengthy and punishing race. "I want your blessings so that we can run a government that carries everyone with it."
Nevertheless, Modi remains a divisive figure in the country of 1.2 billion people, in large part because he, as chief minister of Gujarat state, was in command in 2002 when communal rioting there killed more than 1,000 people — most of them Muslims.
Modi was accused of doing little to stop the rampage, though he denies any wrongdoing and has never been charged with a crime. He was denied a U.S. visa in 2005 for alleged complicity in the riots, although as prime minister he would be virtually assured a visa.
On Friday, President Barack Obama called Modi to congratulate him on his victory and invited him "to visit Washington at a mutually agreeable time to further strengthen our bilateral relationship," the White House said in a statement. The U.S. administration had watched Modi's rise carefully, and in February, for the first time in Modi's decade-long tenure as the top official in Gujarat state, the American ambassador met with him.
In India, the question now is whether Modi can be a truly secular leader in a country with many faiths. The Congress party tried to highlight the 2002 riots during the campaign, but Modi's momentum — and laser focus on the ailing economy — carried him to victory.
By Friday night, Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party was winning in enough seats in the lower house of Parliament to exceed the 272-seat majority needed to create a government without forming a coalition with smaller parties, the Election Commission said. Of the 483 seats declared the BJP had won 271 and was leading in another 11.
The Congress party had won 42 seats and was leading in another two. Full results were expected Saturday, but Modi's win was all but assured.
There was a record turnout in the election, with 66.38 per cent of India's 814 million eligible voters casting ballots during the six-week contest, which began April 7 and was held in stages across the country. Turnout in the 2009 general election was 58.13 per cent.
The last time any single party won a majority in India was in 1984, when an emotional nation gave the Congress party a staggering victory of more than 400 seats following the assassination of then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
But 30 years later, India is now in the throes of rapid urbanization and globalization just as the youth population is skyrocketing. Many new voters are far less deferential to traditional voting patterns focused on family lineage and caste. For the young Indian voters, the priorities are jobs and development, which Modi put at the forefront of his campaign.
Sreeram Chaulia, a political analyst and dean of the Jindal School of International Affairs, said the BJP's image as a purely capitalist, pro-business party resonated across India. That image contrasts with Congress, which is considered more of a welfare party, mixing capitalist reforms with handouts for the poor.
"A lot of ordinary people believed in (Modi's) message and wanted to give him the strong mandate he was seeking, to see if he could really change things in India," Chaulia said. "There has been growth in the middle class, so of course why have they punished the incumbents? Because they want more, obviously, something more than subsistence. They want upward mobility."
The BJP has promised to change tough labour laws that make foreign manufacturers reluctant to set up factories in India. Manufacturing makes up only 15 per cent of India's economy, compared to 31 per cent in China. Attracting manufacturing investment is key to creating jobs for the 13 million young Indians entering the workforce each year, and foreign investors have been pouring billions of dollars into Indian stocks and bonds in anticipation of a Modi victory.
Although he focused strongly on the economy, Modi has given some hints of his foreign policy leanings, saying the BJP wants to build on the foundations laid by Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the last BJP prime minister. Vajpayee, who governed from 1998 to 2004, rode a bus across the border to Pakistan in what was seen as a bold step in trying to mend ties with India's longtime enemy.
Modi said during the campaign that India did not want a war with regional giant China but that his government would be prepared to deal with what he called Beijing's possible expansionist designs.
The election came at a low ebb for the Congress party, which has been in power for all but 10 years of the country's history since independence in 1947. Friday's partial results showed Congress winning only about 45 seats, its worst showing ever.
The leader of the Congress campaign, 43-year-old Rahul Gandhi, failed to inspire public confidence. He was seen as ambivalent at best over winning a job held previously by his father, grandmother and great-grandfather.
"I wish the new government all the best," Gandhi told reporters Friday afternoon, adding that he held himself responsible for the party's losses.
Immediately after his appearance, his mother, Sonia Gandhi, the president of the party, took the microphone and said she assumes responsibility.
The two took no questions after their brief remarks, and Rahul trailed his mother off the stage.
Rahul Gandhi, who first won a seat in Parliament in 2004, has been viewed as prime-minister-in-waiting for his entire political career, though he never appeared comfortable in the role. When he finally gave the first television interview earlier this year, it made for dull, uninspiring viewing full of vague promises.
In sharp contrast to the street parties outside the BJP office, a sober scene played out in front of the Congress headquarters, where few showed up despite barricades erected to protect supporters from passing road traffic.
Modi, 63, promised a fresh start in India on Friday, noting that he is the first Indian prime minister born after independence from Britain in 1947.
"I would like to reassure the nation that while we did not get to fight and die for independence, we have the honour of living for this nation," Modi said. "Now is not the time to die for the nation but to live for it."
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Season Pass Perks
Mt. Bachelor is pleased to offer several perks and benefits to its season pass holders. Some of the perks are ongoing, such as the benefit of free lift tickets at Mt. Bachelor's sister resorts for Full Season Pass holders (see below), while other perks are offered on a monthly or short-term basis. Check this page frequently to see the latest Season Pass Perks!
March Season Pass Perks
These March perks are available to Full Season, Midweek and 12 Day Pass holders starting Sunday, March 1. Expiration dates and usage details vary with each offer.
Bring a Buddy - or Two - for $59 each
Present your pass at any open ticket window and get up to two buddy tickets for $59 each. You're welcome to bring both buddies on the same day, or one at a time on different days. Make sure your pals are present with you at the ticket window at the time of purchase. Offer is valid daily through Saturday, March 21.
Free Nordic Trail Pass
Experience a day of Nordic skiing for FREE! Check in with your alpine pass at our Nordic Center and receive a FREE trail pass for the day. Offer is valid one time only, any day through Saturday, March 21.
40% Off Fat Skis at Gravity Sports
Just in time for the new snow, pass holders can get 40% off a new pair of skis with a waist of 101 mm or wider at Gravity Sports. Get FREE binding mounting as well. And...we will apply a one-day demo credit. This discount will not be advertised in the store, so make sure you show your season pass at the time of purchase to receive the exclusive pass holder discount. Offer is valid every day in March while supplies last
10% Off Ski/Snowboard Tune
Aside from the weather, properly performing equipment will have the biggest impact on your skiing or snowboarding enjoyment. Present your pass at our Tune & Repair shop and receive 10% off a wax, tune-up or repair. Offer is valid every day in March.
Discount at the Cirque
Flash your pass at The Cirque in the Pine Marten Lodge and receive a 20% discount on an entree. Offer is valid Monday-Friday through March 20. One entree discount per pass.
50% Off French Fries at Sparks Cafe
Purchase any hamburger at Sparks Cafe on the upper level of Pine Marten Lodge and get an order of french fries for 50% off. Offer is valid Monday-Thursday through March 19.
Pass Perks valid all season
New for the 2014-2015 winter season, Mt. Bachelor's Adult, Young Adult, Senior and Senior 70+ Full Season Passholders receive up to three FREE days at each of Mt. Bachelor's sister resorts! That's up to 12 days of FREE skiing or riding nationwide! This offer is valid daily during the 2014-2015 winter season, excluding December 27-31, 2014. Tickets are non-transferable and may not be combine with any other discount or promotion.
Mt. Bachelor's Teen, Youth and Child Full Season Passholders ski and ride FREE throughout the 2014-2015 winter season - each and every day - at Mt. Bachelor's sister resorts!
These Season Pass Perks are available when you present your Mt. Bachelor Full Season Pass at one of our Powdr-owned sister resorts:
- Boreal Mountain Resort in California
- Copper Mountain Resort in Colorado
- Killington Mountain Resort in Vermont
- Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort in Nevada
Additionally, Full Season Pass holders will receive special offers each month, including invitations to exclusive "early ups" lift access opportunities and discounts on Mt. Bachelor products and services.
Note: On September 11, 2014, Park City Mountain Resort changed ownership. Consequently, Park City Mountain Resort is no longer a sister resort of Mt. Bachelor and the free ticket benefit for Full Season Pass holders is no longer available to redeem at Park City Mountain Resort. We apologize for the inconvenience.
February Season Pass Perks
The following February Perks were available to 2014-2015 Full Season and Midweek Pass holders.
- FREE Oregon WinterFest Admission
- Friday Tubing for only $9
- Discount at The Cirque
- 10% Off at Pinnacles
- Discount on Skis at Gravity Sports
January Season Pass Perks
The following January Perks were available to 2014-2015 Full Season and Midweek Pass holders, not including a select few deeply-discounted or promotional passes.
- $49 Buddy Tickets
- FREE Demo for a Friend when you Buy Skis or a Snowboard
- $25 Equipment Rentals
- Discount at Sparks Cafe
- 2-for-1 Nordic Learn To Skate Package
December Season Pass Perks
The following December Perks were available to 2014-2015 Full Season Pass holders, not including a select few deeply-discounted or promotional passes.
- Bring a Buddy - or Two - for $39 each
- $10 off a Ski or Snowboard Tune
- 10% off at Pinnacles
- $1 off Pecan Sticky Buns at Cocoa's Cafe
November Season Pass Perks
We're taking a perk pause this month since the mountain isn't yet open for the season. Look for a set of December perks to be released on December!
October Season Pass Perks
The following perks and benefits are available to 2014-2015 Full Season Pass holders during our final fall weekend of operations (Friday-Monday, October 10-13, 2014):
- In our Gravity Sports retail shop, spend $500 on 2014-2015 winter apparel and/or hardgood (skis, snowboards, boots, bindings) purchases in one transaction and receive $50 of bonus money to spend anywhere at Mt. Bachelor. Or spend $300 on the same items and receive $30 of bonus money.
- In the Clearing Rock Bar, get a Backyard Cheeseburger with three 6-oz. local microbrews for $11.


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I want to implement copy, cut and paste in my drawing program (copy part of an image that is selected)
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Any Ideas?
to copy: take the selected rectangle, create a new image of that size, take a copy of the current image and place it on the new rectangle, offset by the topleft of the selected rectangle
in short there are two ways exists
1) your own clipboard 2) system-wide clipboard
in second case use must use standard format for storing your data. read MSDN for more information about windows clipboard
or you can maintain two clipboards - own and system. then in your clipboard you can store specific information for your application and in system cliboard just image
Here are some global points that will drasticly speed up your issues that you'll be facing.
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Sugarloaf Ski Hill, Provincial Park close to snowmobile trails is the home to Sugarloaf Mountain, a great ski hill for families. For hockey fans, the Memorial Civic Centre is home to the Cambellton Tigers. The Campbellton Curling Club is an additional destination for sports enthusiasts.
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Good to go there with Family . It is good place to visit if you like to see & want Knowladge about Snakes & other Birds etc .
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Went with my son last week ,really nice place for the kids. Park maintained well with some birds and animals . if you want to breathe some fresh natural air in the city this is one of the place.
A natures place well preserved since i was a child.
1. There is a snake park and childrens park in the same wing.
2. Childrens park is almost like a mini zoo with animals and birds. And two segments of open play area with lots of playing space for children.
3. Different types of plants and trees maintained. Litter free...
In Guindy (Pronounced as gindy) National Park there are 2 entry gates. One is for Snake Park another one is entry to the children's park. Both are in same place.
Entry ticket to the children park is Rs 20 (adult) Rs 5 / 10 for kids. As our kid was under 4 year old, his entry was free.
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Good to go there with Family . It is good place to visit if you like to see & want Knowladge about Snakes & other Birds etc .
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we were in the Chennai children s park last month.The park is really maintained very poor.There was no drinking water inside.Moreover the entire park is littered with lots of plastic materials like water pet bottles,carry bags........etc.There were only few animals and not really that attractive.
Place is fun for kids. Nothing much for adults though. Miniature type of a Zoo in the name of children s park. Place can get extremely hot during afternoons. Advisable to wear some clothes which will withstand the heat. Dont forget the coolers, comfortable footwear and plenty of liquids to drink.
If you only have a short time in Chennai, give this one a miss. But if, like us, you are staying in Chennai for an extended time with children, this patch of (mostly) shady outdoor space might be helpful to try out. There are animals kept in appalling cages. But the playground areas are well sized (perhaps the biggest in...
So much more can be done to this park to make it more appealing to the children.
Be there in the evening around 4PM. Just to escape from the hot sun. Worth spending 2 hours with your little one. Your little one will have lot of fun. i bet. There are lot of small games to play. Animals and birds are good in number.
The Childrens park was a real eye opener in to what is thought to be suitable housing for animals in some countries. I naturally judged it by western zoo standards, and this place would without a doubt get shut down in Europe.
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Thursday's lineup at the 10,000 Lakes Festival was testament to event organizers' efforts to broaden the fan base.
Sandwiched between two nights of festival favorites, the jam band Widespread Panic, indie rockers Wilco, honky-tonk guitarist and hip-hop act Atmosphere headlined the bill.
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Portland's Trusted In-Home Care is Right at Home
Welcome to Right at Home in Portland. Our licensed agency provides in home care services for families in Portland, Beaverton, and the entire Tri-county area. Whether a family member needs a little extra help around the house, assistance recovering from a hospital stay or someone to check in on them throughout the week, Right at Home can help. We start by creating a Custom Care Plan that is specifically designed to provide the level of personalized service that each of our clients require.
We provide quality in-home care services for seniors and disabled adults ranging from companionship and light housekeeping to transportation assistance, personal hygiene assistance, and nurse-supervised medication administration and in-home care services. Our services are offered for a few hours a day or week, up to 24/7 care.
If you have questions or would like to arrange a free, no obligation in-home consultation please contact us by phone or email.
Beginning October 1, 2014, Right at Home will be a sponsor of "Feel Grand with Jane Seymour", a 13-part TV series airing on PBS.
Care Assessment
The more we know about your family, the easier it is to recommend specific services that may help with your particular situation. For personalized suggestions, take our Five-Minute Care Assessment.
Care Scenarios
There are a few universal challenges of aging that many families experience. To see what kinds of services may benefit you and your family's situation, see what helps similar families in our Care Scenarios.
Daily Activities Planner
Use our easy online tool to create a printable schedule of daily activities for your loved one.Get Started »
We have used another provider but Right At Home is vastly superior. The companions are caring and patient. Most all of the office is responsive. They are easy to work with and understand the services of caring for an aging spouse.
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