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Tomatoes- anyone else having difficulties?
Hello Front Rangers,
I'm still new to gardening but it just seems really hard this year. Diseases setting in early. Fewer fruit setting, some wilting. Can I ask what you're doing to deal with the weather we're having?
I'm at a loss. Water more, fertilize more, spray? We've been watering for 20 mins every other day and are thinking of changing it to every 3 days on 1 gallon drippers. But, on hot days, the soil dries out. It's mulched. I gave 2 tbls of 4-6-2 to each plant last week. I guess you do this every month?
I have black spot, curly leaf and blight on some plants. But, I just picked my first half ripe stupice today and it's spotted with yellow sun dots. I'm curious what's happening with other local gardeners. Wondering what I can do to help my plants along and hopefully survive the season.
Hi Leslie,
I have several kinds of tomatoes growing, and they're looking pretty good here in Utah. However, I did pull up two of them with leaf curl too, and threw them away. I was watering every other day also, and someone said that's way too much, so, like you, I've also decided to water every three days. There was a week when we had temps over 100 every day, so I don't regret watering every day during that period.
Here's what a local garden expert told us: Late in the growing season, cut the tops off the tomato plants because you're just nurturing the plant itself, and not the tomatoes which no longer have time to ripen. So I'll start doing that in 3-4 more weeks. He said also to "stress" the plant a little by watering less, and that tomatoes are really a desert plant.
I don't know if this helps you, but I hope so.
Mine are looking pretty good so far here in Denver, but that doesn't mean tomorrow they won't all shrivel up and die. Seems to be a crapshoot for the most part, some years are better than others. Mine did start to get some aphids during that long hot/dry spell we had, but I sprayed and got them under control, and they haven't been back since. Last year I started getting some spotted tomatoes like you describe. Only ripe ones I've had this year are cherries so far, but the others have lots of big green ones on the cusp right now.
As for watering, in my raised bed I do 15 minutes every other day with a drip line, and I mulch with a plastic drop cloth. Seems to be about right. I fertilize about once a month with miracle grow tomato food.
I do think that's good advice to cut the tops off late in the season, perhaps some time in September. Withholding water late in the season helps also, but for now I like to let them grow big and healthy.
Tomatoes are considered a subtropical plant even though they originated from a country in the tropical zone,Peru. They were found growing wild in the Andes mountains.
There are many ideas about how to grow, feed and water tomatoes in a hot, dry climate. I garden in extreme SW KS and will add my 2 cents. When it comes to watering soil type is the first consideration of how long and how often. I have deep sandy loam soil here. I mulch the plants heavily. I usually water between 4-7 days depending on what the soil and plants tell me. I use soaker hoses and usually water for 60-90 minutes. I give them a good deep soak and then don't need to again for several days. If I was in tight ground I would have to change up my watering method some. Any windbreak or afternoon shade a plant can get helps also. I lay 3 soaker hoses down for each row of tomatoes. One next to the plants and another on 6-8 inches to each side of the one by the plants. This soaks a wider area so the roots can spread out, obtain and carry more water to the plants foliage.
I have tried different methods of feeding through my many years of gardening and growing tomatoes. During the heat I've tried from none at all to many different forms including foliar feeding, liquid soil drench and dry fertilizer scratched in around the plant. My garden soil tests high in most nutrients and minerals. The main reason I feed the plants at all is to encourage root growth/blooms. Many times during a hot, dry spell it is hard for a plant to get enough of some nutrients in a form that they can use. I didn't add anything around most of my plants when I transplanted them this year. I did mix a dry mix, along with some manure compost in the containers. I'm using liquid organic based fertilizers from AgGrand this year. While the temps were cooler I foliar fed the plants. I mainly use 3 of their products. Now I give the plants one 16 oz cup around the base of the plants every 14-20 days. The products I'm using are a base fertilizer (4-3-3), liquid bonemeal(0-12-0) and a Natural Kelp and Sulphate of Potash mix (0-0-8). I like the liquid products as it lets me make a mix according to what I feel a plats needs at the time of application. On tomatoes during the heat I will usually mix around two tablespoons of the liquid bonemeal, one tablespoon of the 0-0-8 Kelp/Potash, a 1/2 tablespoon at most of the 4-3-3 base and 1-2 tablespoons per gal of unsulphured molasses. You can use the molasses you can buy at the grocery store or if you have a local feed mill what they use. I wouldn't pay the high price and shipping for that they sell online. I'm a firm believer in that it will activate the good things in the soil. I want to encourage root growth during these periods and don't want to grow a lot of additional foliage for the plant to have to maintain. That is why I want the mix to be high in P and low in N. Stress in my opinion is the reason many times you see disease problems increase during these times along with stunted plant growth. A healthy plant that has minimal stress with handle a hot dry spell a lot better and also resist disease issues better. Overall my plants look good. There are a few exceptions. The leaf roll you see is often the result of stress.
When you say yellow sun spots I assume you mean the smooth yellow spots that show up at times? These are common and don't really hurt anything except the cosmetic appearance of the fruit. I will attach a link to a site that has some good diagnostic pictures. It shows a good pictures of the raised spots/rings you see many times on plants that have the TSWV. Jay
Here is a link that might be useful: Aggie Disease problem solver
This years' results are still open to question - hot spring, then late frosts, then heat, and I haven't been able to water them regularly. But its the next two weeks that will determine the season success.
About half of what I set out look healthy. The rest are in various stages of dying.
Jay- wish I had asked this question earlier. We put in a drip system this year- 1 dripper per plant. What you're saying makes sense.
How hot is too hot to foliar feed? I was just going to give them compost tea at night. But it is getting around 90s during the day.
Also- I had someone mention I should trim the tops of my tomatoes in 3-4 weeks. I don't quite understand what that means but they said it stops the plants from focusing on foliage and encourages tomatoes to ripen faster. But, we still had tomatoes growing into september.
I'm going to cut the top off of a diseased plant today to see what happens.
Thanks everyone. BTW, if someone wants to just tell me how to have a great garden- please do.
Lesuko - I will give my 2 cents again. That and a couple of dollars will still buy you a cup of coffee at a few places. Not knowing when your first average frost is it is hard to say when you should top your plants if you decide too. I personally would never top a determinate plant. Don't see any advantage to it. I've tried topping indeterminates a few times and could see the tomatoes on those I topped ripened any faster than those I didn't. Some people will go around a plant in a few places and with a spade cut part of the roots. They claim they see the tomatoes ripen faster. Myself anymore I don't do anything. Then if a frost/freeze is imminent I will either cover the plant, pick the largest or pull the whole plant and hand in the garage to ripen. Once you pull them and hang them upside down many of them will ripen.
If you are going to foliar feed during the heat do it late of an evening after temps have cooled off some. I've seen some damage when I tried doing it early of a morning. I never foliar feed if temps are the mid 80's and up. Try several of the methods and find what works for you in your garden. Many times what works for me won't work for another gardener and vice versa. Jay
Yes, I've had problems with my tomatoes this year, and have never had problems like this before. First of all, my new-fangled grafted amish paste tomatoes started showing something... I looked up (being unfamiliar with tomato problems) and couldn't determine that it was blight, and definitely wasn't curly leaf or black spot, but the one just kept looking worse and worse. I kept pruning back the individual parts that were looking poorly, and ended up with none of the original main branches and only a few shooters that, fortunately, I hadn't pruned yet. The other grafted plant appears to now be succumbing to the same thing. Now, normally, I wouldn't mess with nature by having a grafted tomato in my garden (not that it's wrong, but I'm not sure why it's "supposedly" better than the full-on from-seed that has thrived in my garden in past years), but the thought of not having some season-end ketchup and tomato paste from my favorites had me try the ridiculously expensive beasts anyway. Epic fail. Guess who is starting from seed next year, and if not, I'm not gardening at all? Fortunately, the rest of the tomatoes seem to be immune to whatever it is that is causing problems, as they look pretty healthy so far.
On another note, some of my peppers look like crap, too. when you have 128 plants, it's not unlikely to lose one or two (actually, I never have before, but have only been gardening here for 6 years), and about 2 weeks after planting out, one started looking anemic, and within days, it had completely withered and died. Then another. Then... ANOTHER. I'm down by 5 plants so far, and just today, I saw another one--nowhere near the others--that's looking poorly. *sigh* Too much money spent at a hothouse, and maybe that's where they got the problems?
Of both peppers and tomatoes, I have a number of plants that are (at the moment) healthy and very productive, and we've been having some of both pretty much every night for about 3 weeks now. Tomatillos are ripe TWO MONTHS earlier than they ever have been before. Egyptian onions have started their hike--I picked up three off the ground today, and realized that one was missing only after hubby had mowed :-0
I was just going to ask about fruiting. My plants are 4ft tall but some have no fruit, some with 4-5 starting. Only my stupice and sungold have more than 10. Is there something I can do to encourage fruiting?
I'll look it up too- just wondering about methods that actually work.
jeremywildcat- sorry to hear that. I may be pulling up another plant today. I feel it's early in the season for this but I don't really know.
I did a small experiment this spring - I use 4 x 4 x 6" deep pots to start the seedlings. That allows for a pretty good root mass. When I set them out, I tried two techniques. Two rows, I just buried the root mass and trained up the 2 foot high plants on the trellis. The others, I did my usual of burying the first 12-18 inches of stalk as well as the root ball, leaving just a few inches above the ground, knowing that the buried stem will produce more roots.
The plants with the buried stems are now twice the size as the others.
Although I don't know why, i watered with some liquid bonemeal and molasses.
Do you know if you can just mix dry fertilizer with water instead? It's much more pocket friendly.
David- good to know that digging deeper holes is worth the effort. Luckily I was told this from our local tomato guy.
I try for a 45 degree angle coming out of the ground, aimed in the same direction as the prevailing wind - which can be considerable that time of year. They sort of sit there growing roots for a few weeks, then the tops start to grow, and its pretty easy to train them upwards.


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Hi. I'm a complete newby but thinking about the Liberty 182 as my first plane. I want to go electric, have had some instruction and would fly it under instruction 'till I can solo. In fact my instructor says it looks good. Anyone got one? Any good? Forums seem short of discussion on this one. Thanks for all input
|Oct 24, 2007, 08:25 AM
Sorry no one got back to you on this. Most times on this forum discussions "take off" much quicker. And RCG is a good resource for RC flight.
About the Liberty 182. I have not yet flown the 182, but have flown it's smaller brother, the Liberty EP and I would have to say if the 182 is anything like the EP it is just a brilliant model.
The EP flys beautifully. Handles wind super well. Floats forever with the power off and lands like a cloud: super smooth and gentle. I think it makes and excellent trainer and have suggested it to a few guys who have tried it and agree. The only thing I did not like about it was the roll rate, but may have been the way the guy had the ailerons set up.
That said, if the 182 has those characteristics, I think it would be great. And I think with the larger wing span, extra wing area and slightly more weight, this would make it all the more trainer like. It should be more wind stable and very nice to fly. In fact, I have been debating buying one for the past few days and think I may take the plunge. I have all the electronics I would need, just need the plane. And while I really dont "Need" a trainer, I like it and would want one for my hanger for several reasons:
1. I like to electrify large models on a budget. I could get this plane in the air with a cheap $25 motor and $40 ESC on 2 3s 2100 lipo batteries. Then all the guys at the field say "WOW, that is a big Electric" - So WOW! factor is nice.
2. It would be a relaxing break from 3D and Acro / Pattern flight
3. I do not have a plane with a nose wheel. 14 tail draggers and hand launch jobs.
4. I love to do Touch and Goes and this plane looks beautiful doing them.
5. I like "gliding" but do not like Gliders. I have a 2 meter sail plane, but do not like it much. I like being able to shut down the power. float around, land on my target, and take off again. Gliders are "once and done" things.
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|Oct 28, 2007, 11:50 AM
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Thanks Mike. So far I am still thinking about it- though I have since bought an ic Irvine for training and a Twinstar II for fun. The 182 is still quite possible so keep me in touch if you gain experience- no-one seemed to have any.
|Oct 28, 2007, 06:21 PM
I had a Black Horse Excel 2000 Trainer for a number of years and it was very strong though a little on the heavy side. Only reason I no longer have it is because the packers destroyed it during our last move. I have never heard anything bad about Black Horse planes.
|Oct 28, 2007, 06:42 PM
I am going to spring for one tonight and do a build thread on it. I think it will be a nice plane.
The last 3 times out to the field it has been a little windy straight down the run way, and all I wanted to do was fly this guy's Liberty EP. It is is such a fun fly in the wind just floating it down and doing T-n-G's
So taking the approach that "Bigger is Better" the 182 should be really fun to fly in those conditions or when ever I Want a relax fly.
|Oct 28, 2007, 08:45 PM
Oh darn, the do not accept web orders. Well I will get one when the open in the AM.
|Oct 29, 2007, 11:18 AM
OK, got the 182 ordered. Kind of a Creepy ordering system, but hopefully I will get it by the end of the week. No big hurry as I cannot fly this weekend and we are socked in with bad weather right now.
Hope to have it soon and will start a build / fly thread. Will post a link here.
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Looks good Mike. I look forward to seeing your build / fly thread
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Wow! You really got this show going Mike. Thanks for all the effort, useful threads and very good video.
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Thanks Tony. feel free to join in on the discussion at the other thread if you ever get one or have any questions about the Liberty.
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from the exploration-by-chasing-green dept.
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Honda's demonstration robot is Asimo. Assimo, I'm guessing, will be one of the first mass-produced fembot sex toys.
[quote]The company said it will use a mix of industrial astronauts and advanced robotic systems[/quote]
Great, just what we need -- mass-produced clones having an existential break-down while being gently prodded on by a robot with the voice of Kevin Spacey.
No that would be "Phallustron"
(I know it sounds weird if you're used to Spanish names, but in Japan it's not unusual for women to have first names ending with "o")
TV: "In 2020 we'll land privately-owned vvehicles on the moon-"
TV" "-in order to rape its resources."
Viewer: "fuuuuuuuck"
Assimo will be mining Uranus.
Actually, there are 2 moon bases, or moon units: Moon Unit Alpha and Moon Unit Zappa [wikipedia.org].
I'm planning an occupy Moon Unit Zappa movement.
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Viewpoint: 'Angel Investor' tax credit will grow business in Minnesota
Let it not be said that bipartisanship and compromise are dead at the state Capitol.
Late last month, I had the honor of standing next to Gov. Tim Pawlenty as he signed into law a major job creation bill that will grow our economy and put Minnesotans back to work.
The bill represents several years of work and significant input from the business community, investors, state and local government leaders, labor organizations, and many other stakeholders.


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NBC and Its Monkey Commercials and Edited Videos
NBC was forced to apologize as cries of racism were leveled against the network after airing an ad featuring a monkey seconds after African American Olympian Gabby Douglas won the gold for gymnastics. This is amusing seeing as how the same network selectively edited a recording in order to make Floridian George Zimmerman appear to be a racist.
NBC ended up in the middle of a "race storm" when it went to a commercial break during which an ad for the new sitcom Animal Practice featuring a monkey appeared on Olympics watcher's screens.
Cries of racism immediately rang out as some assumed that the inopportune ad placement was some purposeful act of racism.
NBC was stunned by the accusations and rushed to apologize for any misconceptions and assured viewers that "no offense was intended" by the ad.
This attempt to make NBC out to be racist is amusing because the network itself tried to make someone else out to be a racist back in March. Then NBC selectively edited George Zimmerman's 911 call in order to make him seem like a racist.
Back in March NBC edited out parts of Zimmerman's 911 call after the shooting, taking out the parts where the dispatcher asked Zimmerman what race Trayvon Martin was, leaving the impression that Zimmerman volunteered that "he looks black" as if race was what Zimmerman was focused upon.
Of course, it really is absurd to call NBC racist for airing the sitcom commercial after Douglas won the gold. There is no way that the network could have so easily chosen an ad to air on the spur of the moment like that. Commercials are scheduled quite some time before they are aired so no one was sitting in the NBC studios picking monkey commercials as commentary on Gabby Douglas!
Still, NBC tried to make Zimmerman out to be a racist hunting down blacks for the kill despite that he wasn't and now here NBC is in the same position of being falsely accused of being racists.
It is deserts richly deserved.
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Nashville, TN -- Compass Records expands its bluegrass and Americana offerings with 3 CDs releasing on May 28th: Bluegrass/Americana singer and songwriter Claire Lynch's Compass debut Dear Sister, the long awaited solo debut When We Fall from bluegrass vocalist/guitarist Rebecca Frazier and the reissue of Looking Forward from rising bluegrassers The Bankesters.
To celebrate the release of In A Country Town, the new album from the Farm Hands Bluegrass Quartet, the band is offering a free music download of the title track. The band says, "The brand new album from the Farm Hands Bluegrass Quartet will be available very soon! But, as a special gift to their fans, the band is making available the title cut of the album absolutely free!"
Wilkesboro, NC -- One of the annual highlights of MerleFest is the Chris Austin Songwriting Contest (CASC). Finalists have been selected for the annual Chris Austin Songwriting Contest, hosted by MerleFest 2013. Now in its 21st year, the contest is an extraordinary opportunity for aspiring writers to have their original songs heard and judged by a panel of music industry professionals, under the direction of this year's volunteer contest chairperson, Grammy®-winning singer/songwriter Jim Lauderdale. MerleFest 2013 takes place from April 25-28 on the campus of Wilkes Community College in Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
Wilkesboro, NC -- Preparations are well underway for MerleFest 2013, presented by Lowe's, which officially begins next Thursday, April 25, and runs through Sunday, April 28, on the campus of Wilkes Community College in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. When MerleFest kicks off on Thursday afternoon, it will be a bittersweet moment. For the first time in its 26 years, MerleFest will take place without beloved music icon Doc Watson, who passed away on May 29, 2012.
Nashville, TN -- The Roys latest full-length release, Gypsy Runaway Train, puts the award- winning sibling duo on the fast track. Due in stores on June 4, their third outing for Rural Rhythm Records contains six Roys' originals and some of their all-time favorite Bluegrass and Country classics. Hot vocals, steamin' pickin', unbridled enthusiasm and passion make this 13-track wonder a celebration of the Roots genre. Says Elaine Roy, "There was a real sense of freedom surrounding this whole project. The album strips away all pretenses and gives the listener a glimpse of both the highs and lows of life."
Grammy-nominated The Infamous Stringdusters launch the world premier of "Rockets" video exclusively at CMT Pure. Watch the video below. The television premier of the video happens tonight just before 8:30 PM Eastern Time on the network's "CMT Edge."
Nashville, TN -- Feller and Hill and the Bluegrass Buckaroos adjusted their band lineup recently. Three new artists have taken up their positions with Feller and Hill. The band has announced that Glen Inman (aka,Cookie) on bass, Steve Day on fiddle and Mark Poe on guitar have recently joined the Bluegrass Buckaroos lineup. Day will continue working with Ronnie Reno also. The new members will begin working on the next Feller and Hill project in their Buckaroo Studios. If you like traditional bluegrass and classic country music, you'll love Feller and Hill and the Bluegrass Buckaroos.
Cumberland River would like to announce that Joey Jones is stepping down from the band. Joey is stepping down from touring with the band to work full time with Rock House Entertainment.
Nashville, TN -- Compass Records is excited to announce that The Bankesters have joined its roster of bluegrass artists. Phil and Dorene Bankester and their three daughters and son-in-law are known for some of the finest harmony singing in bluegrass music. They are currently at work gathering material for a new album to be produced by Alison Brown and tentatively slated for a fall 2013 release. In the meantime, Compass will be re-releasing the band's latest album Looking Forward on May 28th for international distribution.
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Nashville, TN -- Anticipation for the sixth Annual DelFest has ratcheted up significantly in recent weeks. Whether it's from the spring weather in the air, the additional line-up announcements, or the faithful fans just not able to wait much longer, it's safe to say that this year's festival can't come soon enough.
On January 8th, Rural Rhythm Records announced the new bluegrass single "That Janie Baker" from his latest album, The Back Forty was released to radio stations. AirPlay Direct is featuring the track as their Focus Track. Terry Herd of Bluegrass Radio Network, after hearing the track, commented "That Janie Baker' is one of those songs you find yourself singing along with, even before you know the words."
James Reams & The Barnstormers will be appearing at the Hi-Country Bluegrass Festival on Saturday, May 4th at 2:45 PM and 5 PM. A bluegrass band that was nominated by the International Bluegrass Music Association in 2002 as Emerging Artist of the Year, James Reams & The Barnstormers provide a contemporary take on traditional bluegrass; blending it with innovation and vitality to create their own branch on the "roots" tree. In a review of an early album by James Reams, fRoots (an international magazine that specializes in world music) declared, "Traditional music kept alive by a stylish performer... Powerful, emotional music that needs to be heard."
Bristol, TN/VA -- On Friday, April 5, Downtown Johnson City, Tennessee was abuzz with sounds and sights of the past. Local residents, media and organizations gathered to celebrate the Birthplace of Country Music®'s musical sibling: the 1928 Johnson City Sessions. BCM President John Rainero spoke to the Sessions' impact--one still being felt as partnerships are formed today.
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Putka Pods
Can anyone tell me what exactly putka pods are? I know what they look like, but what plant do they come from and how and where are they grown?
I would like to use in Fall crafts... Are they glued easily to surfaces and how long lasting are they? Do they have an odor? Are they easily crushed or broken?
Joyce, they will break down over time, and can be broken if they are whacked hard enough. But I have some that I have had for a number of years and they seem to still be okay.
You can glue them on a wreath easily with plan craft glue.
They aren't scented unless you buy them pre-scented. If you want a smell to them, that's easy to do. Just buy a good quality fragrance oil and add a few drops to the pods, then seal in a plastic bowl with a lid or a big ziplock baggie, and put in a closet for a few days.
One word of warning-- keep them stored tightly when you aren't using them, if you have mice! I store mine in an old coffee can. Mice love them and tore into a bag I had them in and scattered them all over my craft closet a few years ago. I live on an 84 acre farm and get field mice in the house when they are harvesting the corn.
Check on ebay for them also. You can get some good buys there.
Joyce, I don't think putka pods can be grown here; I believe they are imported from India. They hold up well-I've had some for several years. Minicrazy is right about keeping them sealed in plastic or metal containers-mice will eat most pods and even some dried flowers. If you want them for fall, now is a good time to buy them-sometimes they can be in short supply if you wait too long. Good luck with your projects.
Yep, can't buy them here.they are pretty delicate too, so storage is an issue as mentioned above..and you can't grow them here.....normally they are brownish in color....I bought them on ebay a few years ago but they were orange..lvoed them for fall decorating and flroal displays


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Announcements for December 1 NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS JUNIORS & SENIORS: In an effort to recruit more students for the UM College Ahead program, the University of Montevallo is willing to offer more flexible course times. Don't let this opportunity pass! Speak with your counselor if you are interested. Remember, GRC students are entitled to one tuition-free course. TENNIS Tennis players need to turn in their forms and spirit pack deposit to room 136 (Rodenberry/Montgomery) ASAP. If you haven't picked up a cookie dough fundraiser then you need to come by room 136 and pick one up today. PROM COMMITTEE Prom Committee Meeting..December 13..after school..room 230 STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL TICKETS ON SALE Tickets for the Fourth Annual Student Film Festival are on sale in the lunchroom. Come out and see the 5-minute short films produced by the Broadcast Production classes. There are about 20-25 films so there is a little something for everyone! The film festival will be Monday at 6:30 in the auditorium. Tickets are $3 in advance and $5 at the door. SENIORS SENIOR VIDEO PICTURES It's time to start bringing in pictures for the Senior Video. The first deadline will be for baby pictures and elementary school pictures. The deadline will be December 16 (the Friday before Christmas holidays begin). Please mark pictures with your name and 4th period teacher. You can also bring them in on a disc. Other than the baby pictures, these should be group pictures that represent the class of 2012. Pictures can be turned in to a THS TV staff member or Room 315 during 1st, 4th or 7th period ONLY. RUNNING ANNOUNCEMENTS JUNIORS AND SENIORS PROM TICKETS ON SALE NOW and through January 13th for $50. Juniors and Seniors enrolled at Thompson High may purchase tickets from Miss Rinehart in room 217. Please come before or after school. SOPHOMORES Sophomores are allowed to begin taking classes online in the Spring for a dual enrollment program at the University of Alabama! If you are interested in taking online courses at the University of Alabama to receive college credit, contact the university by visiting the website www.uaearlycollege.ua.edu or call 877-823-8759. You can also email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information! Sign up to receive text messages on updated school events from your Counselor, Mrs. Payne. Your English teachers have a hot pink laminated instruction guide on how to receive her messages. Also, leadership opportunities are coming up. If interested in finding more information see Mrs. Payne regarding the HOBY Leadership Opportunity, the Poetry and Poster Contest and the Leadership Academy Information. Mrs. Payne is located in Student Services!! ALL STUDENTS From the THS Library Media Center: 1. Please remember to use your Publix cards when buying your holiday groceries! The library media center will receive 1% of sales. 2. Please consider buying a book for the THS library for Christmas. There is a wish list at Books A Million in Alabaster, or contact the Thompson High School Library for more information: 682-5704 or email@example.com Thanks for your help and support! KEY CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS PROJECT SUMMARY: o TMS basketball tournament (need about 15) will come up in the next couple of months. o December 3rd, Salvation Army Distribution Center Event (need about 20) We will leave here about 8AM and get back about 1PM. o Throughout December, you can also volunteer to ring bells at local Walmarts and Belk. o December 7th- St. Jude Address Party- 5 hrs given for completion of fundraiser. See Mrs. Holdbrooks for details. 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There will be slips and a box in Student Services for you to sign up or if you have questions see your counselor. Groups will vary in duration depending on the type. As we begin different groups we will update you with these choices. Learning Better Study Skills: Freshmen only Building Positive Self-Esteem Making Graduation a Reality: Seniors only Effective Ways to Deal With Bullying GLBT Support Group CLASSY CREATIONS Thursdays-Special Education classes will be selling scarves and taking orders in the lunchroom during 4th period. Prices $5-$8 COMMUNITY AWARD If you have made a difference in your community through volunteer work in the past year might be interested in: The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Prudential Financial and the National Association of Secondary School Principals have honored nearly 100,000 middle and high school students with prestigious awards at the local state and national level for their volunteer work. 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Overwatch is a stylish, hero-based first-person multiplayer shooter created by Blizzard. A beta is set to launch in 2015.
A game that blurs the line between television and gaming. The game follows protagonists Jack Joyce and Beth Wilder, while the television show follows the game's antagonist Paul Serene. Both make up Quantum Break: a time travel mystery developed by Remedy Entertainment exclusively for the Xbox One.
Halo 5: Guardians is the next installment Halo series, continuing the journey of The Master Chief. Set for release on the Xbox One in the fall of 2015.
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An episodic visual novel based on the Angel Beats franchise of novels, anime, and manga. Currently being developed by Key and Visual Arts for the PC. Episode 1 "1st Beat" is set to release on May 29, 2015.
The 2015 Midwinter reboot is a open world, first person, action role playing game with strategy elements.
A compilation containing Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 1 and 2, plus the previously unreleased Zombie Army 3.
Beasts of Prey is a first person survival game. It was currently in development but an early access is available to play.
Chronicle the classic Xbox and Xbox 360 adventures of the Master Chief with a compilation of the first four main chronological installments of the Halo series, enhanced for the Xbox One with updated graphics and easy access to every multiplayer mode in the series' history.
An adventure game from The Astronauts – a development team comprised of People Can Fly veterans.
Brian Fargo, Alan Pavlish, Mike Stackpole and others reunite for a sequel to their hit 1988, post-apocalyptic CRPG Wasteland. Wasteland 2 is fan-funded from a successful Kickstarter campaign.
A Free 2 Play Gears of War-style game for PC.
A standalone version of Shadowrun Returns's expansion, Shadowrun: Dragonfall, with new quests and areas, and improved combat and UI. Also includes a game editor that allows players to create their own SR adventures and share with others
When a period of technological advancement leads to the near-extinction of humanity (confining them to one lone city), it's up to mysterious warriors (known as Guardians) to investigate and push back various alien threats in this sci-fi first-person shooter by Bungie.
Firefall is a massively multiplayer online role-player game with action-based combat that can be played from a third- or a first-person perspective. It's a free-to-play game with a sci-fi theme that pits mechanized humans in battle armor against alien invaders.
The Fifth Day is a first person survival game by Touz.
In this standalone multiplayer mode for Killzone: Shadow Fall, up to four players must try to establish a secure uplink to VSA headquarters from behind enemy lines while fending off waves of Helghast soldiers.
A "strategic planetary defense simulation" in a cold war setting, inspired by the original X-Com.
A third-person open-world game from Ubisoft, set in a dark alternate version of the US where corporations track and catalog all online behavior over a vast data network. A vigilante group called the Watch_Dogs hacks into this data, using it to hunt criminals.
The latest entry in the venerable shooter franchise takes place in a version of the 1960s in which the Nazis have established a global empire after winning World War II. Protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz fights for an underground resistance movement, outnumbered and outgunned by high-tech Nazi forces.
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Mutai wins as Farah collapses
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McColgan tells Mo Farah to 'wise up' over Gatlin linkFormer 10,000m world champion Liz McColgan-Nuttall has urged Mo Farah to 'wise up' and distance himself from the likes of two-time convicted doper and fellow Nike athlete Justin Gatlin
Bolt returning to scene of first world recordLegendary sprinter Usain Bolt will race in New York this summer for the first time since breaking the 100 metres there in 2008, organisers have announced
Ennis-Hill set for Manchester return after two years outJessica Ennis-Hill will make her long-awaited competitive return in the 100 metre hurdles at the Great CityGames in Manchester on May 9
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For most children, Christmas is a time of joy and happiness. But for 6-year-old Addie Fausett, this year it's mostly struggle and pain.
A single-vehicle accident Thursday on South Main Street in Hinesville damaged the brick that surrounds the historic Liberty jail.
Liberty County employees who participated in the county's wellness program were awarded for their efforts at the annual LIVE Well luncheon on Dec. 17.
The Liberty County Board of Commissioners on Thursday voted unanimously to table a request from the Liberty County Recreation Department for new batting cages at Liberty Independent Troop Park.
The Atlantic Judicial Circuit Felony Drug Court graduated 11 participants in a ceremony Dec. 15 at the Liberty County Justice Center in Hinesville.
Turnout was light Tuesday evening for a follow-up land-use planning meeting at the Liberty County Community Complex in Midway.
Hinesville's city council meeting ran smoothly and quickly Thursday until the board reached an action item to approve submission of the city's local maintenance-improvement grant project list to the Georgia Department of Transportation.
Officials are looking into a Friday-morning accident in Hinesville that claimed the life of Fort Stewart soldier whose car landed upside-down in a pond at E.G. Miles Parkway and Curtis Road.
The Hinesville Rotary Club hosted its annual Dodd-Brown Christmas party Tuesday evening for area foster children.
A small, one-person plane made an emergency landing Thursday morning in McIntosh County.
The Golden Corral building on Highway 84 in Hinesville is back on the market. A Realtor's sign was placed on the property sometime this week.
The Stakeholder's Advisory Committee of the Hinesville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization met Tuesday to hear an update on Liberty County's long-range transportation plans and view the prioritized project list.
Construction on the Armstrong Liberty Center's new building has been delayed, according to Liberty Center Director Pete Hoffman.
The Liberty County School System held its first-ever Holiday Extravaganza on Monday and Thursday at the Liberty County Performing Arts Center.
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The TUMBLEBUS held a ribbon-cutting Feb. 27 at its location, 908 S. Main St., suite 104 in Hinesville.
Three Long County commissioners and other officials traveled to the state capital Feb. 9 to discuss local issues with state representatives.
A web series that bills itself as a 2,000-mile trivia game and road rally that also publicizes the hunt for missing children, is expected to liven up Liberty County next fall.
Hundreds of well-wishers are forming prayer chains for William Solomon, a former Liberty County Sheriff's Office deputy and current Georgia Ports Authority officer who was injured March 2.
It's been years in the making, but the 150-acre home site of former state Sen. Glenn Bryant is now a city park. Community leaders gathered at the park's amphitheater Saturday morning for a ribbon-cutting.
JESUP - The manslaughter trial for the death of a camera assistant helping shoot a movie about Gregg Allman ended before the jury even was selected Monday in Wayne County Superior Court.
Mayor Jim Thomas, city council members and Hinesville Police Chief George Stagmeier recognized a HPD officer Thursday for what they called earlier heroic actions.
East Coast Asphalt made short work of repairs needed to complete its contract to pave Bright's Lake Road early Monday.
ATLANTA -- The Rock of the Marne met the Georgia General Assembly pm Monday as state lawmakers read a resolution on the House floor proclaiming March 9 as Third Infantry Division Day.
JESUP -- The manslaughter trial for the death of a camera assistant helping shoot a movie about Gregg Allman ended before the jury was even selected Monday in Wayne County Superior Court.
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