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I'm happy to say that Villa Mary is the best place we have stayed in Europe.
From the moment we walked through the door, we were warmly welcomed and felt totally relaxed. Our room (Venere) was clean and beautiful; high ceiling, comfy bed, good shower and a priceless view.
Tiziana recommended we go to Il Ritrovo for dinner with friends. She arranged the shuttle bus to pick us up... we were spoilt by the staff at the restaurant and the food was INCREDIBLE.
Nothing was a bother - on our third night, we wanted to stay in and enjoy the outlook from our balcony and Tiziana organised delivery pizza for us.
From Naples you can catch the train and then take the SITA bus from Sorrento or pay a fixed price for a cab - you can arrange for approx 85 Euros.
Thank you Tiziana and Antonio. I hope we return in Summer!
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- Located in a recently renovated 19th century Mediterranean residence, Villa Mary B&B offers a peaceful and relaxing stay in the pearl of the Divine Coast, immersed in a worldly atmosphere of almost magical features, composed of intense scents, warm colors, age-old traditions and deep emotions. Welcome to Villa Mary. Welcome to Positano. Villa Mary B&B is composed of recently remodeled double bedrooms, elegantly furnished with no detail overlooked. Large and bright, each has its own bathroom with hydro-massage tub or shower, hair dryer, air conditioning/heat, in-room safe, satellite TV, and private terrace from which you can admire the enchanting Positano bay. The rooms' ample space allows for the addition of an extra bed. Breakfast is served in your room or on your private terrace between 8:00 and 10:00. ... more less
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One inexplicable omission is Amazon Instant Video: the US version of the Streaming Stick supports it, but not the UK model. There's no ITV Player either. But even with that, there's more of the sort of content you are likely to want to watch on this Roku than there is on Apple TV, the Now TV box or Chromecast. There's still no cheap streaming box in the UK that can do everything, but this is as close as you can get right now.
Video and sound quality is decent. The Stick outputs at either 720p or 1080p resolution. It won't work with standard def TVs and because it's so small, there's no Ethernet port. If you have problems getting it connected to your router over Wi-Fi, perhaps because your TV is too far away or because there's other wireless interference, there's no hard-wired option to fall back on. If that's likely to cause you a problem, buy a Roku 3 instead.
An annoyance is that the Streaming Stick can be slow to load some channels. Ones like iPlayer, 4OD and Now TV load reasonably quickly, but Netflix and YouTube seem to take ages: somewhere around 30 seconds to get beyond the splash screen to the actual content. The Chromecast is much quicker at loading those last two apps, although it doesn't support the others at all.
One difference between the UK and US versions of the Stick is that there's no search function on the UK version. That's a shame: US reviewers generally love the fact that Roku's universal search looks for the show you want across all the services, rather than requiring you to run separate searches in each channel. But such is life.
I am still searching for the perfect TV streaming box. The Roku Streaming Stick isn't it, but it's as close as you can get for now. It supports lots of UK channels, if not all, and what it loses in sometimes slow loading times, it makes up for in ease of use.
It certainly makes the Apple TV look like a relatively poor buy: at double the price and with no iPlayer support, it's currently not a great choice for most in the UK. The Now TV box (which is a cut-down Roku box anyway) is a cheaper alternative, although there's no YouTube or Netflix there, with the Chromecast remaining the cheap choice for anyone buying their TV and movies through Google.
I wish Roku had released a slightly more polished product that better reflected what the Streaming Stick is capable of in the US, with universal search and support for Amazon Instant Video. But for just £50, it's still a good buy.

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A Sunset of a Different Color
Hi guys! Hope everyone is well and getting to play in the gardens : ) No roses in bloom here as yet but thought you might enjoy this sunset pic I took a couple of weeks ago. I very nearly missed it as I dashed for my camera. The colors were so striking and different from the normal golds, oranges, and pink sunsets. I've never seen it look so violet, blue, and magenta. I'm busy at the shovel, gardening like mad in splotches. A splotch here, a splotch there. Hopefully it'll all interconnect one day and look like an actual rose garden.
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Annie-----that is gorgeous !!!
I'm so glad you were able to capture it--
Thanks for sharing and good luck with your splotches----I know they will soon connect and make a beautiful garden---I have mental pictures of your other garden and it was gorgeous.
How is the soil on your new property----Do you have to ammend a lot or is it pretty good?
Thanks Florence : ) The soil here is a mixed bag. I'm finding 2 different types of ground as I dig. I'll dig a hole and it'll be orange Georgia clay, the next hole will be dark earth and more loamy just 7' away. One thing consistent is all of them have rocks, some with lots of rocks. I'm mixing the soil with a little compost, placing alfalfa pellets, bone meal and horse manure at the bottom of the hole. Everything I've planted so far seems really happy, I'm seeing growth and a few new shoots in the babies I planted just 2 weeks ago.


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At least 17 people were killed on Sunday in attacks on two churches in Garissa, a town in eastern Kenya, police said.The attacks in the normally quiet town are the latest in a series of incidents that have rocked Kenya since the government sent troops into southern Somalia last October to hunt down al-Shabab fighters who are said to have links to al-Qaeda.Garissa serves as a military base for operations against the hardline Islamist fighters, who are attempting to overthrow the weak federal government in Mogadishu.Witnesses said bodies lay scattered in the blood-spattered churches as scores of wounded were rushed to hospital."It is a horrible sight to see," said Hussein Abdi, a resident of Garissa.Regional police chief Philip Ndolo said a total of seven attackers hurled grenades inside the Catholic Church and the African Inland Church before opening fire with guns. Two police officers were among the dead.The assailants struck the churches, which are 3km apart, at around 10:15am. "The goons were clad in balaclavas and hurled the grenades at the Catholic Church and the [African Inland Independent Church] in the town," Ndolo told the Reuters news agency.In March and April, Christian worshippers were targeted in grenade blasts that left two people dead. The Vatican described Sunday's attacks as "horrible and very worrying".Garissa is not far from the Dadaab refugee camp, where a Norwegian aid delegation was attacked on Saturday and four of its members taken hostage in their own car, which the kidnappers drove towards the Somali border.
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4th of 5 in the series "A Light Unto My Path: Growing Through God's Word." Considers how God's Word strengthens us as we memorize and meditate upon it.
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The Summer Institute is specifically designed for adults seeking to deepen their faith and to explore the vast traditions of Christian spirituality. The Institute in Mobile is comprised of two, one-week sessions, while in Atlanta both weekend and weeklong sessions are available. Participants may attend either or both sessions. The curriculum is designed to study a wide variety of spiritual masters and mystics, along with biblical, liturgical and social themes. To further add to the breadth of the Institute, Spring Hill faculty are joined each year by well-known visiting faculty. The academic coursework is enhanced by the cultivation of a faith community, through daily liturgical prayer and personal sharing. While rooted in Catholic theology, the program is fully ecumenical and welcomes persons of all faiths.
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- The Nationals have re-signed second baseman Will Rhymes to a minor-league deal with a spring training invite, according to his agency, Beverly Hills Sports Council (on Twitter). Rhymes, 30, hit .274/.360/.349 in 530 plate appearances at Triple-A Syracuse last season. He has a .266/.328/.343 line in 449 career big-league plate appearances with the Tigers and Rays.
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- The Blue Jays have signed right-hander Neil Wagner to a minor league contract with an invite to Spring Training, MLBTR has learned. Wagner has a 3.77 ERA, 2.95 K:BB ratio and 10.2 K/9 rate in 312 career minor league relief appearances in the Padres, A's, and Indians' systems, plus pitched five Major League innings with Oakland in 2011.
- The Angels signed Billy Buckner, Luke Carlin, Brendan Harris, Trent Oeltjen, Jo-Jo Reyes and J.B. Shuck to minor league contracts with invites to the Major League Spring Training camp, reports MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez.
- The Nationals have signed infielder Will Rhymes to a minor league contract with a Spring Training invite, reports the Beverly Hills Sports Council's Twitter page. (Rhymes is represented by the BHSC.) Rhymes was designated for assignment by Tampa Bay in September and has a .266/.328/.343 line in 449 career plate appearances over three seasons with the Tigers and Rays.
- Matt Eddy of Baseball America recaps the week's minor league transactions, including news of Brandon Wood signing a minor league deal with the Royals. Wood, the former Angels third baseman who was once considered one of the top prospects in the game, last appeared in the Majors with the Pirates in 2011 and posted a .722 OPS for the Rockies' Triple-A team in 2012.
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Martin Johnson has warned that Scotland's poor form will count be forgotten when they lift a gear to derail England's bid for a Grand Slam in their Twickenham showdown next weekend.
England overcame their biggest hurdle for a Six Nations clean sweep by seeing off France 17-9 on the weekend but the manager, who captained England to their last Slam in 2003, knows how eager Scotland will be to ruin that dream.
Scotland are in danger of picking up the wooden spoon after suffering successive defeats to France, Wales and Ireland but they have ruined England's Grand Slam ambitions before, at Murrayfield in 1990 and 2000. Now they have the chance to do it at Twickenham - and save their own season at the same time.
"They will come down and they will be desperate," Johnson said. "They had a good autumn and beat South Africa but results haven't gone their way. It will be a real tough, tenacious, under-rated Scotland team that will come down and that makes them dangerous."
England number eight Nick Easter picked up the theme, adding that Scotland's form heading into the Calcutta Cup showdown will mean nothing come kick-off time.
"The Scots against the English with the history involved - the Calcutta Cup is the oldest game - they always seem to raise their game," Easter said. "They will come at us ferociously. We're under no illusions; it's going to be a tough Test match.
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I have some violets, not unnamed, but unidentified to me (two are both Optimara varities, and I'm sure the trained eye could identify them-- I plan to have my AV club friend help me identify them when she isn't so busy), and two other violets that are absoloutely gorgeous and most-likely named-- but also unknown to me. (Pictures/descriptions available upon request.)
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All are welcome to the meeting rooms of the Vern Burton Memorial Community Center, 308 E. Fourth St. in Port Angeles between 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. for a retirement celebration honoring Cutler and his 14 years as the city's public works director.
Cutler, 62, is a registered professional engineer in Washington and Georgia with 40 years of experience in managing public works and utility functions for the U.S. Navy and the city of Port Angeles.
Craig Fulton, former director of facilities at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, was hired to fill Cutler's spot in June after a months-long application and interview process.
Both Cutler and Fulton, 51, are retired Navy captains.
Cutler announced his retirement in March from leading a public works and facilities department with 98 employees, an $84 million budget and 12 separate departments, including an electric utility.
Cutler oversaw some of the city's largest construction projections, including the replacement of the Eighth Street bridges and the start of the same work on the Lauridsen Boulevard bridge over Peabody Creek.
Cutler also supervised the design and beginning of the city's $42 million combined sewer overflow project, the largest public works project in the city's history.
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TORONTO - Turnovers hurt the Calgary Stampeders early, and none were more costly than Kevin Glenn's interception early in the second quarter of the 100th Grey Cup.
Down 7-3 and facing a second and 10 on his own 10-yard line, Glenn stepped back, looked right and then threw an errant ball. Toronto defensive back Pacino Horne — all alone on the 25-yard line — bent down low to grab it, rolled over and then steamed straight into the end zone with Marcus Ball and Jalil Carter leading the way.
"That turnover in the first quarter was key," said Toronto coach Scott Milanovich. "We weren't doing very well offensively and we got that turnover and took it down and stuffed it."
Glenn said he was reacting to the Argos' defensive coverage, trying to put the ball where the inside defensive back couldn't get it. But Horne stepped off his man and ended up being the closest player to the ball.
"Just an overthrown ball," said Horne, who turned 29 Sunday."I was able to get under it. Once I got the ball, I had some good blocks from my man, No. 6 (Ball), my brother. He led right up there in there."
Just 43 seconds into the second quarter, Toronto was up 14-3 thanks to the longest interception return of the first-year Argo's career.
"That was a huge momentum shift," said fellow defensive back Etienne Boulay.
"That's big," said quarterback Ricky Ray.
"No doubt," echoed Toronto GM Jim Barker. "(Defensive co-ordinator) Chris Jones teaches an aggressive style and sometimes big plays happen."
"He's a playmaker," said Carter. "He came in the clutch. Right time."
Calgary had registered just one first down at the time, with Toronto's defence dominating. The Argos scored 10 more points in the quarter to lead 24-6 at the half.
"It was a hell of a catch, I didn't even think he caught it, I thought it might have hit the ground, just the way he caught it," Glenn said of Horne's acrobatics. "Those kinds of things happen, if I'd left the ball inside, it would have been a pick, so I've got to give the receiver a chance, I left it high and outside for him to try and get it."
The Stamps turned it up a notch in the second half but Toronto was equal to the task, winning the Cup 35-22.
Horne, whose mother named him after Academy Award-winning actor Al Pacino but goes by the nickname Chino, had four interceptions during the regular season. Signed and released twice by the Detroit Lions, Horne was out of football in 2010 and 2011 before joining the Chicago Rush of the Arena Football League and Bloomington Edge of the Indoor Football League earlier this year.
Horne, who won a championship a decade ago with Grand Rapids Community College, signed with the Argos in May.
"This is amazing," he said, when asked about winning the Grey Cup after his up-and-down football journey. "To be here on my birthday, to win a Grey Cup on my birthday, the 100th Grey Cup, this is an amazing feeling right now. I can' say nothing else. I'm just living the moment right now.
"I just hope I can feel this way the rest of my life."
Toronto had survived a Ray interception on its first offensive play, but the Stamps were skewered by their mistakes.
A Jon Cornish fumble on a Glenn handoff set up Toronto's first points — a five-yard pass from Ray to Chad Owens.
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Oct 23, 2013, 9:53 AM EDT
Head coach Joe Dooley made his first big splash on the recruiting trail on Monday, as the new Florida-Gulf Coast picked up a commitment from Miami native Zach Johnson.
Johnson, a 6-foot-1 combo-guard that played his AAU ball for Team Breakdown, is a three-star recruit, according to Rivals. He's athletic enough to finish above the rim, and while he's more of a scoring guard than a point guard at this point in his development, he still needs to work on his ability to shoot from the perimeter.
Earning a commitment from Johnson is notable from Dooley, as there were a few high-majors that were interested in him.
"I feel like it is a perfect for me," Johnson told HoopSeen.com. "It is a great fit. The campus is amazing. It really couldn't be a better situation for me."
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Scallions from sets or seeds
Are you chomping at the bit, (er, hoe?) in early spring? Get started early by planting onion sets for green onions, or take scallions to the next level with seeds for bunching onion varieties. Either way, you'll soon enjoy crisp tangy scallions from the garden.
Friday, January 22, 2010
The Petrified Forest National Park: Frozen Forever in Sparkling Stone.
One of the stranger things found in nature, petrified wood has all the texture of bark and splinters, and all the color and shimmer of a display at the Museum of Gems and Minerals.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Sweetshrub, a Necessary Shrub for Fragrant Gardens
Gardeners may not have thought of sweetshrub for years, but one sniff transports us to yesteryear and memories long buried in the recesses of our minds. In all likelihood, if sweetshrub is not already a part of our garden, a whiff of the heady scent on a spring day sends us off to the nursery in search of one.
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Fairy rings and other plant lore
Have you ever wondered how plants get their common name? Have you ever been curious as to why some old-time gardeners do the things they do? Oral traditions and folk lore are a big part of gardening culture. Many plants get their common name from an old wives' tale or a story that has been passed down. Old-time gardeners follow the rules of local stories and lyrics about planting more than the back of the package. How many stories do you have growing in your garden?
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Slippery Elm, Slippery Slide
Slippery elm and Raggedy Ann's Slippery Slide have not a thing in common, but somehow the two intermingled in my mind. It could be because I learned about them both at about the same time when I was a little girl.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Dyeing Carnations: A Fun Project With Kids
Have you ever wondered how florists get the various colors streaked on white carnations? The answer is simple, and a wonderful project to do with children. Dyeing carnations is a common process, and is easy to do at home
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Clare's Garden
I have a garden for many reasons. Besides the obvious reasons of sustenance and of enjoying the pleasure derived from being surrounded by beauty, nature, color, texture, and fragrance, gardening fills the senses and soothes the soul.
Quit Smoking Using Yard Weeds (Herbs)!
After nearly forty years, and many attempts, I finally quit smoking cigarettes using the same weeds that grew in my yard! If your New Year's resolution was to stop smoking once and for all, check out this herbal quit-smoking method that worked for a friend and me!
Saturday, January 16, 2010
21st Century Alocasia Hybrids - Developing Alocasia 'Imperial Giant'
The genus Alocasia is one place to look if you are in search of the ultimate lush tropical garden. Unfortunately, so many of the most desirable species are also too tender to grow for very long in temperate gardens. With that in mind, I began hybridizing Alocasias with the objective of producing hardier, easier to grow tropical specimens for all gardeners. This hybrid is one of the newest I've developed.
Friday, January 15, 2010
The Medlar - Strange Fruit, What's Inside of You?
I'll bet you have never even heard of Medlar, much less eaten one. It has been popular enough in the past to place it among the food items considered de rigueur for medieval and Renaissance-era banquets and feasts put on by the local Society for Creative Anachronism, an international organization dedicated to the arts and skills of pre-17th century Europe.[1] Shakesphere mentions the Medlar in more than one play and Caravaggio included it in his 1592 painting, Boy With A Basket of Fruit.
"Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose": The Story Behind a Painting
One of the worlds most beloved depictions of a garden is Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose by American painter John Singer Sargent (1856-1925). How Sargent came to capture that magical moment at the end of a summers day in his portrayal of two little girls standing amidst flowers is a fascinating one.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Hedgerows, Shelterbelts, and Windbreaks
The strategic arrangement of trees and shrubs can significantly alter living environments for both humans and animals.
Great English gardens - Alnwick Garden
Created by Jane, Duchess of Northumberland and opened in 2002, the Alnwick garden is one of the garden highlights of the UK.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
The Dog Rose: Rose Hips
I recently found myself entangled in an impenetrable thicket in my son's backyard. It was my own fault, I had walked backwards playing with the little grandpuppy named Ruphus, and ended up on my backside with rose hips all around. It reminded me of a time long ago, when I ate rose hips straight from the bush.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Just add water, Paperwhites bring a hint of spring
When you see that classic cliche,"just add water," you're inclined to think there's a catch. But forcing paperwhite narcissus bulbs to bloom can be almost as easy as "just add water."
Sunday, January 10, 2010
I Now Declare 2010 The Year of Weird
I seem to have a penchant for and have experienced frequent success with some of the odder types of edibles: purple carrots, black tomatoes, round cucumbers. But this year, my weakness for the weird has seemingly gotten out of control. Nearly every seed packet I've ordered for the coming growing season has something unique to offer, to say the least.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
You Supply The Caption - Gardening Fun :)
On Saturdays, the Writer's Group would like to say thanks by presenting a "You Supply The Caption" photo. A gardening related photo will be presented, and you the Readers will provide humorous captions. The wit available on Dave's is some of the best around, so please join in the fun! This feature is not a "for compensation" article - just our way of saying Thanks for reading. Hope you enjoy...now let's hear some funny stuff!
Friday, January 8, 2010
Perennial Peanut
Looking for an easy-care, low-maintenance groundcover for a full-sun area of your landscape? Have a berm or embankment that needs some tenacious roots to stabilize the soil? If you live in the coastal South or other temperate areas of the country, perennial peanut (Arachis glabrata) may be a great choice.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Have no fear, Earthkind roses are here
In the dead of winter when those pretty catalogs start pouring in, you begin dreaming of a rose garden. After weeks of looking and planning, you decide that roses may be too much work. Have you actually gone through with your impulse only to have a rose languish through the first few seasons then never come back? Have you sworn off roses after suffering such disappointment? Well don't throw in the towel just yet. Earthkind roses might save the day.
Flower Show Inspiration: Bringing Home Ideas that Work in Your Garden
The justifiably famous Philadelphia Flower Show runs for 8 spectacular days in March. Seeing the huge landscaped exhibits and thousands upon thousands of blooms is an overwhelming experience. But, being gardeners, we don't just want to gawk; we want to know what we can learn and bring home with us to our own gardens! Revisit the 2009 show with me for some ideas, and whet your appetite for this years show....
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Pipsissewa: Wintergreen
There was a tiny plant that was very scarce in the southeast Kentucky mountains. If I looked hard enough I could find it, and when I did I always sneaked around chewing on its leaf. It wasn't toxic, but I was never supposed to take a bite of a plant unless Aunt Bett was beside me directing every swallow.
Monday, January 4, 2010
We tend to not even notice the somber green of the yew until it is dusted with snow, then realize how amazing it is that a plant's leaves can remain alive throughout the winter. Behind those leaves is a fascinating story of a tree that in ancient times was the subject of worship, and in modern times is the source of a life-saving medicine.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Landscape Designers and Why To Use One
A Landscape Designer with an education in Landscape Architecture has the skills to work with all facets of the landscape. Not only can they create beautiful designs, but also keep you from making costly mistakes. Areas of expertise can range from horticulture and planting design to the more intricate areas of paving materials, grading, drainage, and lighting design. A good landscape designer will look at the entire property and create a design where all elements are not only attractive, but also one which functions well, creating a cohesiveness to the entire project.
More than you ever wanted to know about onions
I was the designated onion gatherer. I had a basket, a hand tool, a bonnet, and a red bandana. The bonnet kept the sun off my face, I dug the onions with the hand tool, I placed the freshly dug onions in the basket, and the red bandana covered my nose. I could not stand to smell the onions.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
You Supply The Caption - Gardening Fun :)
On Saturdays, the Writer's Group would like to say thanks by presenting a "You Supply The Caption" photo. A gardening related photo will be presented, and you the Readers will provide humorous captions. The wit available on Dave's is some of the best around, so please join in the fun! This feature is not a "for compensation" article - just our way of saying Thanks for reading. Hope you enjoy...now let's hear some funny stuff!
Friday, January 1, 2010
Tree and Plant Frost Protection
Veggies freezing in the frosty air? Jack Frost nipping at your trees? Whether you're dealing with a freak cold spell in the warmer parts of the world, or squeezing all the warmth you can out of a colder clime, frost is a killer you can protect your trees and plants from.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Old-Fashioned Parlor Plants
Houseplants are so ubiquitous today that we sometimes pay them scarce attention--and yet raising plants in the home is a relatively recent concept, for which we can thank the Victorians. They commonly kept a space called a parlor as their best room, used for entertaining guests and displaying family heirlooms and treasures. Such rooms were often decorated with plants, which thus became known as parlor plants.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
The Culture of Plants
I had a really rotten high school history teacher. But maybe, thanks to him, here I am a few decades later happily digging around, searching for things he did not teach me. Just like a botanical archeologist looking for golden treasures, I need to share what I found with you.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Love Across the Miles
If ever there was a rose that should be in every garden in the world, the Peggy Martin rose would be it.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Florida Anise, An Uncommon Evergreen Shrub
When choosing broadleaf evergreen shrubs for Southern landscapes, it is easy to fall back on the ones that we see in neighbors' yards and the ones that are commonly available. Every neighborhood is filled with azaleas, camellias, gardenias, loropetalums, and ligustrums. However, there are some less-commonly chosen evergreen shrubs that will add charm and distinction to your landscape.
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Tango, the Garden Cat ~ part 3: Home for Christmas
This is the final chapter of a 3-part miniseries about a feral outdoor cat we named Tango, who one day arrived in our garden. Tango's garden adventure reminds us of the plight of millions of feral cats struggling daily for survival. Tango and his friends also made my family think about how we felt about other peoples' cats hanging out in our garden. Would they be welcome in your garden?
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Turkish Delight: an International Treat for the Holidays!
Mention Turkish Delight to the average American, and the book The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis (or the recent 2005 movie based on the book) will probably come to mind. Mention it to a resident of the other side of the world, however, and the associations will be very different!
Monday, December 21, 2009
A rosemary Christmas "tree"
A live rosemary plant would make a nice gift for a rosemary-loving cook. A decorated, miniature Christmas tree style rosemary would make a very nice gift.
Pinecone Candle Holders for the Christmas Table
Many years ago, when Christmas ornaments weren't so plentiful like they are today, I saw my mom doing all kind of crafts for this beautiful holiday. I guess I inherited her skills--though not her imagination--so when I saw an ornament I wanted I preferred to do it myself. Even if the first one wasn't always the best, I persevered and finally got some nice ornaments for decorating my home for Christmas.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Gardening Gifts A to Z
Some are sensible, some are sorta silly; there's just got to be one item in the list to please the gardener you love. (Hint: if the gardener you love is ME, you've got 26 ideas now!)
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Japanese Plum Yew Excels in the South
Looking for a groundcover plant that grows in shade and is mannerly, evergreen, attractive, and that the deer wont eat? Look no farther. Cehpalotaxus harringtonia Prostrata will cover your ground year-round with its glossy, dark green, needle-like leaves. Dont expect it to happen overnight, though. Japanese plum yew, as it is called, is slow-growing, but those who have it in their gardens agree that it is worth the wait.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Gardening with a Silver lining!
While this time of year brings thoughts of silvery stars for the holidays and confetti for the New Year, elemental silver has a use in the garden that has been almost totally overlooked. Read on to learn the amazing facts . . .
Monday, December 14, 2009
The Norfolk Island Pine - a living Christmas tree
While visiting home garden centers, and even some grocery stores in the holiday season, one might espy a small, symmetrical conifer being offered as an indoor Christmas tree, often already sparsely decorated, ready to go on the dining table or another prominent location in the home. These are usually Cook Pines (Araucaria columnaris) or Norfolk Island Pines (Araucaria heterophylla) and are sold by the thousands every November and December as living Christmas trees. Most are destined to die or be thrown out soon after the holidays, either due to ignorance or apathy. But with the proper care they can be kept healthy and made to last for many subsequent holiday seasons, almost becoming part of the family and a holiday tradition.
The Holly and The Ivy: Ancient Symbols
Holly and ivy are familiar plants in the landscape and have traditionally been used to adorn homes during the winter holiday season. Although they lend their names to a Christmas carol, their significance to humans predates Christianity by thousands of years.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Vines of Reunion Island, Part 5
And here we come again with those amazing plants that instead of growing a trunk or stem enjoy clinging to trees and bushes in order to grow; vines and creepers are back on Daves Garden!
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Now in it's 8th Annual Edition, London Burlesque Festival 2014 will be running for 11 sizzling evenings of sultry entertainment 15-25 May, making it the largest International Burlesque Festival of it's kind!
With a packed schedule of high profile events, celebrity following and a loyal expanding fan base, London Burlesque Festival showcases the most eclectic and diverse acts in the genre.
Founded by the internationally acclaimed producer Chaz Royal, London Burlesque Festival acts as a centre stage for the world's finest performers, raising the global profile of Burlesque and now firmly established as the most prestigious event in the International Burlesque calendar.
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stalling, dropping RPM
Honda Accord 95 4Cyl,
After running on highway for over an hour+,as we
get off highway to exit, the car engine shuts down.
The RPM drop to 0. Have to be prepared to restart.
What is the possible cause.
Car has been tuned, everything is in working order.
Car starts, easely, runs smoothly in town.
As stated only after running on on highway?
Hi Frank.
Problems like this are among the toughest to diagnose. The first thing to understand is the set of criteria that you have when the problem occured is great for attempting to reproduce the problem, but not to try and say that "X", "Y", or "Z" is the cause. There are a few more pieces of information that need to be known, and thats where the professional technicians scan tool and experience come into play.
Question, once this act's up does the car restart immeadiately?
Does it occur every time you come to a stop once it starts acting up?
Or, will it only do it once, and then maybe not do it again for weeks?
Does the check engine light come on BEFORE the car actually stops?
If you take the distributor cap off, can you see a light dusty film inside it? (This BTW is NOT an actual diagnosis of "the/your car's" problem, but is a sign of a typical problem that "might" be causing your problem. There would be no direct way to know other than watch it for an extended period of time where the problem does not happen anymore.)
If you anticipate the problem occuring can you gently hold the idle speed high enough (stopping with two feet, one on the gas and one on the brake) and prevent the car from stalling?
How much time would go by before the car stalls a second time once it does it the first time?
What I would have to do is be able to drive this with test equipment hooked up, so that I could narrow down to a praticular system what is causing the stall.
Currently the list would include, but in fact not be limited to:
Distributor pick-ups.
Ignitor module.
Fuel pump.
Ignition switch.
EGR, if equipped.
Vacuum leak.
Idle speed system. (IAC, Throttle body adjustment, TPS)
Fuel control system. (O2 sensors, Injectors, Fuel pressure, computer sensors)
Many times I'll get a customer to drive a random issue car like this until they recreate the conditions that cause the stall. That way I get to see the car only while it's happening. Sometimes people leave a car with me for weeks so that I can drive it repeatedly and eventually (hopefully) get to experience and diagnose the fault.
I would not suggest, nor would I guess any parts to throw at the car just from your description.