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Hello All, 65 days NOPE . I can now stand next to smokers outside without the urge to smoke, not for long periods of time just chatting on break. Not to worry just the thought of having to start all over is enough for me to stay SMOKEFREE:) It has been a tough road but I am still standing and ready to tackle this head on. Gods Strength has helped me thru this and prayer does work, so stay strong and Have a great day! Blessings<JEN
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I would limit my time spent hanging out with the smokers...even if you think you got this! I quit for 3 yrs...and hung out with some smokers for one night of drinking for st pats day and found myself smoking again! So...here I am..on day 14 after almost a year of falling. Sometimes hanging out at the smoking break is not the best thing for you...Go for a walk...read, call your spouse or a friend to pass the time. Glad your hanging in there! God bless and congrats on being a quitter!
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Goodwin Procter LLP is a national law firm with a growing international presence. With offices in Boston, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C., we work closely with clients to advance business objectives in the U.S. and abroad. Our corporate headquarters are in Boston, where the firm was originally founded in 1912. Helping our clients navigate the challenges of a rapidly changing world Goodwin Procter is dedicated to helping clients manage risk, maximize opportunities and move their business forward. Our attorneys are nimble, creative and pragmatic, working tenaciously to protect and promote our clients' interests in the United States and around the world. At Goodwin Procter, you'll find a collective determination and an entrepreneurial spirit. We're business-oriented lawyers equally comfortable in the boardroom and the courtroom. While we handle some of the largest cases on record, we also work with individuals and investors leading the way in new technologies and markets. We advise multinational companies on public/private enterprises and help emerging companies grow. From critical regulatory and compliance matters to deals, transactions, and high-stakes litigation, we're prepared to do what it takes to defend and protect our clients' interests.
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In September 2011 Wayne Budd received the American Lawyer's Lifetime Achiever Award.
In June 2011 Legal 500 recognized Goodwin Procter Trademark group for fifth consecutive year and CIO Magazine chose Goodwin Procter Information Technology Department as CIO Award Winner.
In May 2011 Goodwin was recognized in inaugural "IAM Patent Litigation 250" and Ken Parsigian was chosen as the litigator of the week.
In April 2011 Goodwin Procter was named a top Trademark Law Firm by World Trademark Review.
In December 2010 Goodwin Procter was recognized as one of New York City's "Best Places To Work" in Crain's New York Business Survey.
In November 2010 Goodwin Procter Chairman Regina Pisa received the inaugural ACCESS First One Award and NARIET honored Goodwin Procter partner Gil Menna with Lifetime Achievement Award.
In October 2010 Goodwin Procter received NLADA'S 2010 Beacon of Justice Award for Outstanding Pro Bono contributions in immigration law.
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Apart from general hiring criteria Goodwin prefers candidates with strong law school and undergraduate record and those with law review or journal experience. Interviews at Goodwin aren't just about grades and academics - recruiters want to see that candidates are driven, energetic, bright and focused. The firm conducts on-campus interviews at up to 30 schools - some in the top 25, plus a few others in its offices' geographies.
Goodwin Procter is committed to promoting diversity in its law firm and in the legal profession. The firm believes that promoting diversity affirms their core values and better serves their clients and the broader communities in which they work and live. The firm has a lengthy record of providing equal access to the legal system through their extraordinary pro bono efforts and their non-discrimination policies. Goodwin hires, trains, and promotes employees without regard to race, sex, age, gender, gender identity or expression, religion, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status or other legally protected status.
Goodwin Procter believes that every attorney and staff member deserves a supportive, meritocratic environment in which people of all backgrounds are given the opportunity to excel and thrive.
For Goodwin diversity is more than a mere policy or aspiration. It recognizes the imperative to actively support, mentor and further the advancement of attorneys and staff from all backgrounds, to ensure that they have the broadest and most diverse pool of talent available to the firm.
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Regardless of which city, Boston, Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Silicon Valley or Washington, the associate chooses, he will be exposed to a range of projects and will get both a broad overview and in-depth study into specific issues. There will be practice areas in just about every established and emerging field of law. The associate will work, learn, and connect with peers, associates, and partners at the firm.
Summer associates are expected to complete 11 to 15 projects in various practice areas during the summer.
At the end of the program the associate will leave with valuable mentors, a large professional and social network, and a very good idea of what it's like to work at Goodwin Procter. On any given day, the associate might find himself immersed in a deposition, a trial, a negotiation session, document drafting, a client meeting, or some other hands-on professional work experience.
The summer program includes include boat cruises, outdoor concerts, and baseball games. Spontaneous events are also initiated by the summer associates, often partnering with their mentors at the firm. These have included everything from sport fishing and golfing to gourmet cooking, billiards, and live jazz.
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The firm initiated a salary freeze in 2009, but unfroze salaries in January 2010 and increased salaries for certain class years in January 2011. The firm has shifted to a lockstep salary structure with each class level having set salaries, but individual assessments could lead to some deviation. The firm is a follower with respect to bonus amounts, and from 2009 through 2011 the firm paid market-level bonuses to associates who billed at least 1,950 hours.
Working hours, quality of work, pro bono and overall contributions are factors that can increase or lessen an associate's bonus. Although the firm announced "special bonuses" in April 2011 that matched the Cravath spring bonus scale, in a departure from its peer firms, Goodwin Procter's associates had to have billed 1,950 hours from May 1, 2010 to April 20, 2011 to receive the special bonus.
Goodwin Procter's starting salary ranges from $145,000 to $160,000, depending on the office. Goodwin Procter's profits per equity partner in 2009 - the most recent year for which data are available - were $1,275,000, placing the firm in the 58th percentile.
Benefits Package:
Additional benefits include: (1) ELDER AND ADULT CARE -- Employees have access to the LifeWeavers Network (operated by the Visiting Nurse Association), a free resource that helps working caregivers find answers to their care-giving questions anywhere in the United States where care is needed for an older relative or loved one. (2) CHILD CARE -- We provide back-up daycare facilities near, or in, each of our locations. (3) EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PLAN -- Free and confidential assistance on topics such as emotional well-being, personal relationships, educational/financial/legal issues, addiction and recovery, work-related issues, parenting, communicating with teenagers, older adults, retirement planning, and much more. (4) GOOD HEALTH/GOOD LIFE WELLNESS PROGRAM -- Free seminars and workshops offered in the areas of personal, professional and financial wellness (examples include caring for an elderly parent, managing work and personal stress, or trying to engage in an overall healthier lifestyle). (5) HEALTH ADVOCATE PROGRAM -- Health Advocate is a national advocacy and assistance company whose mission is to help individuals and organizations get the very best healthcare service. Services offered include assistance with: finding the best doctors and hospitals and getting to see them, obtaining services for elderly parents, scheduling timely appointments (esp. with specialist physicians), issues arising when faced with serious illness or injury, insurance claims and billing issues, etc.
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As Christians, we believe that, as part of the Body of Christ, we have been given the power to forgive each others sins and that, because of that, indeed a mothers love can pull her child into heaven. Our love for each other is a powerful vehicle of grace, powerful enough to actually open the gates of heaven. As Gabriel Marcel once put it: To love someone is to, in effect, say: You at least will never die! Human love, even this side of eternity, has that kind of power. Thats also why we pray for loved ones who have died. Our love has the power to reach them, even there.
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It is easy to mistake piety for the genuine response that God wants of us, that is, to enter into a relationship of intimacy with Him and then try to help others have that same experience.
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For the past six months, while undergoing treatment for cancer, I was working on a reduced schedule. The medical treatments, while somewhat debilitating , left me still enough health and energy to carry on the administrative duties in my present ministry, but they didn't allow me any extra energy to teach classes or to offer any lectures, workshops, or retreats at outside venues, something I normally do. I joked with my family and friends that I was "under house arrest"; but I was so grateful for the energy that I still had that being unable to teach and give lectures was not deemed a sacrifice. I was focused on staying healthy, and the health that I was given was appreciated as a great grace.
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Numerous groups and individuals today are challenging us in regards to our relationship to mother-earth. From Green Peace, from various environmental groups, from various Christian and other religious groups, and from various individual voices, comes the challenge to be less-blind, less-unthinking, and less-reckless in terms of how we relate to the earth. Every day our newscasts point out how, without much in the way of serious reflection, we are polluting the planet, strip-mining its resources, creating mega-landfills, pouring carbon dangerously into the atmosphere, causing the disappearance of thousands of species, creating bad air and bad water, and thinning the ozone layer. And so the cry goes out: live more simply, use fewer resources, lessen your carbon footprint, and try to recycle whatever youve used as much as you can.
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A good part of our lives are taken up with daydreams, though few of us admit that and even fewer of us would own-up to the contents of those fantasies. Were ashamed to admit how much we escape into fantasy and were even more ashamed to reveal the content of those fantasies. But, whether we admit it or not, were all pathological daydreamers; except this isnt necessarily a pathology. Our hearts and minds, chronically frustrated by the limits of our lives, naturally seek solace in daydreaming. Its an almost irresistible temptation. Indeed the more sensitive you are, perhaps the stronger will be the propensity to escape into daydreams. Sensitivity triggers restlessness and restlessness doesnt easily find quiet inside ordinary life. Hence, the escape into daydreams.
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Christian de Cherge, the Trappist Abbott who was martyred in Algeria in 1996, was fond of sharing this story: He had a very close Muslim friend, Mohammed, and the two of them used to pray together, even as they remained aware of their differences, as Muslim and Christian. Aware too that certain schools of thought, both Muslim and Christian, warn against this type of prayer, fearing that the various faiths are not praying to the same God, the two of them didnt call their sessions together prayer. Rather they imagined themselves as digging a well together. One day Christian asked Mohammed: When we get to the bottom of our well, what will we find? Muslim water or Christian water? Mohammed, half-amused but still deadly serious, replied: Come on now, weve spent all this time walking together, and youre still asking me this question. You know well that at the bottom of that well, what well find is Gods water.
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Our private, little moral concerns can look pretty petty when weighed against the problems of the world as a whole. Do we really believe that God cares much whether or not we say our morning prayers, gossip about a colleague, nurse a grudge or two, or are less than fully honest in our sexual lives? Does God really care about these things?
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What if what separates us, what if what makes other persons, churches, and faiths seem foreign and strange is also a grace, a difference intended by God? Can we think of our differences, as we think of our unity, as a gift from God? Most religions, including Christianity, would answer affirmatively.
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The pressures of work and ministry, unfortunately, limit the time I have available to read as widely as I would like. Still, addicted as I am to books and knowing that without the insight and stimulation that I draw from them I would forever stagnate spiritually and creatively, I scrupulously carve out some time most days to read. As well, given my ministry and personality, I like to read various genres of books: novels, biography, critical essays, and, not least, books on scripture, theology, and spirituality.
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Aneristic Illusions / Re: To what extent is your world-view based on forgeries?« on: March 29, 2015, 09:57:26 pm »
My worldview is 100% based on forgeries.
Because I cannot observe the entire world simultaneously, my "view" of it is necessarily constructed of facsimiles and impressions that exist only in my mind, and are largely informed by images and narratives that have been presented to me.
My worldview is based on watching monkeys drive a planet around the sun. Badly.
This is why I hate humans.
I hear staring at that sun can hurt one's eyes.
I also hear that staring at the monkeys can invert one's spleen and cause one to accidentally all over the floor.


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Margaret Claire (Machell) Hellar(1933 - 2013)
Margaret Claire Hellar (Machell)
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After a long and fulfilling life, Claire Hellar died February 21, 2013 in Friday Harbor, Washington. Claire was born in 1933 in Hollywood California and moved to Meadow Vista in 1948. She graduated from Placer High School (1951) and attended Placer (Sierra) College. Claire was a master gardener, avid reader, seamstress, diverse ceramic artist, political "junkie" and caring mother and grandmother.
Claire met Mick Hellar, and after a three month romance they married. She was active in the community as an artist and supporter of the arts, election official and member of the Auburn Placer County Library Board. In 1985 Claire and Mick moved to a log cabin on Waldron Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. For over 20 years Claire was an indispensable and beloved part of the Waldron Community. She lead the effort to create the first emergency response team on the island. Claire and Mick's cabin was always open to all community residents for coffee, compassion and thoughtful conversation.
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Yeah they really losing it...this is getting interesting and I thought I was gotta see another "finally-I-beat-you-in-1on1" battle
i was pretty impressed with this chapter. i, too, was dreading the eventual deimon wins its 1-v-1s and thus wins the game bs. hopefully this way, we'll get the ending i was hoping for since the beginning: deimon gets one TD in the final seconds to show that teikkoku *is* beatable eventually.
an inconsistent thing i noticed in this chapter: why didn't sena block yamato's arm while he was diving ? he did that with shin and that's how he got past. makes no sense.
At the end of the chapter, what's with the "WAIT, KORAAAAA" thing?
i think it might be ikaru coming to give them a pep talk - or something similar


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Five books I couldn't wait to read to my kids
When my kids were babies, I couldn't wait for them to be old enough to share books that were my childhood favorites.
We had fun reading picture books from "Where The Wild Things Are" to "The Giving Tree" to "The Little Engine That Could," but now that they are older (9 and 10), I'm even more excited by the books I can read to them because they are at the age when I fell deeply in love with reading.
There are so many more titles that they're not quite ready for, but here are five more-or-less-age-appropriate books I've read to the kids in the past year or so.
1. "The Diary of Anne Frank." Probably the most influential book of the kids' lives thus far. We read this book in spring and summer, but we still talk about Anne almost every day.
2. "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton. After a brief conversation that smoking is definitely not cool, we launched into this one and devoured it in a week. The timelessness of this story is incredible. I was surprised and thrilled to find out it explores the complexity of being a boy with deep feelings. (I read this years ago and it didn't strike me like it did as the mother of two sons). And I am so glad they are now able to understand references like "Stay gold, Ponyboy" and "let's do it for Johnny."
3. "Pippi Longstocking" by Astrid Lindgren. This was the first chapter book I read to them and Pippi remains a household hero. The kids still ask sometime if they can sleep with their heads at the foot of their bed. I will admit, when I read this book to them after having not read it in decades, I was a bit surprised how mouthy Pippi is, to the point of being kinda obnoxious at times. But ultimately I decided it was OK, considering the princessy, pleasery world our girls have to live in today.
4. "The Gashlycrumb Tinies" by Edward Gorey. "A is for Amy who fell down the stairs..." I was wondering if this morbidly entertaining mock-alphabet book might disturb them a little, but apparently, they share my appreciation-for-creepy gene. We all find it hilarious.
5. "Starring Sally J. Freedman As Herself" by Judy Blume. We actually just started this one. It was a really tough call as to which Blume book to pick – I love them all – but since one kid had already read "Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret" and they aren't quite ready for "Then Again, Maybe I Won't" – I narrowed it down to this title and "Iggie's House." Maybe I'll read Iggie next.
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The reverse auction method for buying commodities and services has many champions but also some detractors. One of those detractors — maybe "skeptic" is the better word — is Jan Frye, deputy assistant secretary for acquisition and logistics at the Veterans Affairs Department.
Frye recently decided to take a closer look at the process. He called a temporary halt to the practice in March, lifted that order in April — with some added procedures for contracting officers to follow — and then created the real stir when he explained his reasoning.
His main concern was that contracting officers might be putting too much reliance on FedBid, the company that runs the auctions.
"When you hire a firm to tell you what you've got to do, aren't we, the government, supposed to know what we're supposed to do?" he said in a keynote address at the Coalition for Government Procurement's 2012 Spring Conference in April. "We need to have contracting officers who have heads screwed on right, who understand what their responsibilities are and not dump it in the lap of a third party."
That got Federal Computer Week's readers talking, with Frye becoming the focal point of the debate.
"I have known Frye for a number of years and worked with him in the Army," wrote one anonymous reader. "Like him or not, he's smart and knows his business cold. He knows how contracting should be done, and he doesn't waste energy delving into things that don't warrant his attention."
Another reader had a different take. The reader, who also wrote anonymously and claimed to have experience working at the Veterans Health Administration, said Frye should speak more temperately.
"I can't believe [Frye] can make public comments about what should be an in-house departmental conversation," the reader wrote. "When I worked for VHA (and I did a fair amount of public speaking), my presentations were all pre-approved, and I can assure you the type of comments Jan Frye has been making would never have been approved or tolerated."
When he lifted the ban, Frye told contracting officers to document the costs and estimated savings. He also noted that reverse auctions are suitable only for procurements where the lowest price technically acceptable criterion is the only one that matters. "Selection criteria beyond LPTA would indicate that the requirements are too complicated to ensure that cost savings and acceptable quality would be obtained through the reverse auction method," he wrote in the memo detailing the new rules.
"We are telling them to show the math on the dollars the VA saved," Frye said. The documentation "will add some credibility to the dollars that were being bragged about in savings."
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Chris Afendoulis
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2015 legislative session
At the beginning of the 2015 legislative session, Afendoulis served on the following committees:
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|• Appropriations
Campaign themes
Afendoulis' website highlighted the following campaign themes:[1]
Job Creation and Economic Growth
- Excerpt: "Job creation is the number one priority for our State. The State needs to create an atmosphere which allows old and new businesses to flourish. This can be done with stable tax rates and reducing over burdensome regulations as well as the overall cost of doing business. This is imperative for the State."
Roads and Infrastructure
- Excerpt: "To have a vibrant economy, the state needs world class transportation infrastructure. In the short term, road funding should be one of the first priorities of any budget surpluses. The next step should be to find savings in other areas of the budget to further repair our aging infrastructure. As Federal mandates continue to increase gas mileage standards, gas tax revenue will continue to decline. Simply raising gasoline taxes will not be the answer to fixing and maintaining our roads and bridges. A long term solution needs to be developed with the input of taxpayers, road construction experts and government officials."
Efficient and Effective Government
- Excerpt: "As a CPA who spent 24 years in private industry, I firmly believe that there are always opportunities to reduce the cost of doing business. Government should be no different. The State needs to reduce the overall cost of government by evaluating programs for effectiveness and always working to lower the cost of delivering services. I have seen this first hand in my own Township, where we balance our budget, have no debt and have not raised taxes in 19 years while we continue to provide and improve upon the services our residents need."
On Education
- Excerpt: "Under the State Constitution we are mandated to provide an education for our citizens. In all the decisions made around fulfilling this mandate, we must remember that the first priority is to do what is best for the children of the State. If all stakeholders approach education in this manner, we will continue to improve the outcomes for our children with educational choice and transparency."
Elections for the office of Michigan House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election was held on August 5, 2014, and a general election was held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was April 22, 2014. Mary Polonowski was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Chris Afendoulis defeated six other challengers in the Republican primary. Afendoulis defeated Polonowski in the general election.[2][3][4][5]
|Michigan House of Representatives, District 73 General Election, 2014
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|Chris Afendoulis
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In 2014, Afendoulis' endorsements included the following:[6]
- Right to Life of Michigan[7]
- Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce PAC
- Detroit Regional Chamber PAC
- Grand Rapids Association of REALTORS
- Great Lakes Education Project
- Commercial Alliance of REALTORS
- Kent County Law Enforcement Association PAC
- Michigan Townships Association PAC
- Small Business Association of Michigan Approved - "Friend of Small Business"
- State Representative Lisa Posthumus Lyons, 86th District
- Hank Fuhs, Michigan Republican Executive Secretary
- Jim Saalfeld, County Commissioner (East Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids Township)
- Ted Vonk, County Commissioner (Plainfield Township)
- Shana Shroll, County Commissioner ( Grand Rapids and East Grand Rapids)
- Dick Vander Molen, County Commissioner (Kentwood)
- William Byl, Drain Commissioner
- Greg Dean, Oakfield Township Supervisor
- Michael DeVries, GR Township Supervisor
- Chuck Porter, Courtland Township Supervisor
- Buzz Goebel, East Grand Rapids City Commissioner
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- Michigan House of Representatives elections, 2014
- Michigan State Legislature
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- Legislative Profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Profile from Vote-USA
- Chris Afendoulis on Facebook
- ↑ chrisafendoulis.com, "Issues and Solutions," accessed July 31, 2014
- ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, "Representative in State Legislature," accessed August 6, 2014
- ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, "Representative in State Legislature," accessed December 5, 2014
- ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, "2014 Official Michigan Primary Candidate Listing," accessed May 27, 2014
- ↑ Michigan Secretary of State, "2014 Official Michigan General Candidate Listing," accessed September 8, 2014
- ↑ chrisafendoulis.com, "Campaign Supporters," accessed July 31, 2014
- ↑ Right to Life of Michigan, "Elections," accessed June 18, 2014
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Mold on Turface?
I recently put some rooting jade leaves into 100% turface in a plastic plug tray. I cut the tray up and put parts of the tray in a tupperware bowl and added some water so they would have a constant water supply. I did this for about 4 days. Then I decided to ditch the constant water supply because it looked like a lot of my leaves were getting some fuzzy mold on them. Now, a few days later, the fuzzy white mold is apparent all over the tray.
If I let the turface dry out for awhile will it die? Is it something I even need to worry about or will it not effect my rooting leaves?
I'm not sure why you chose to do this with Jade leaves.
Perhaps talk to Jade Man (Doug), and compare your set-up with his to see what conditions
might be different.
Jades don't need moisture to root. Infact, adding moisture can be counter-productive
in many situations. Turface, by itself, holds perched water in the lower layers, so yes
get rid of the excess moisture and allow it to dry out.
Yes, this could easily affect the rooting of the leaves.
I actually chose this because of Doug. I've been talking with him through email and he has suggested simply watering them instead of using a constant water supply. but, he told me he got the best results by using a constant water supply setup just like this.
Overall, the turface setup is working well. its just this strange white fuzz that I am unsure about. I think the mold may be resulting because I have them in my basement. Maybe a fan to help circulate the air would help.
If you insist on rooting jades this way, then you might want to add at least 15 hours of artificial lights within inches from them and use a fan that will encourage that turface to dry out rapidly.
Some I know water their cuttings with no problem at all, but because they provide lots of sunlight within a very warm greenhouse or hours of artificial light, they might have a much better successful rate at rooting.
The average person tries to root their jades in anything but ideal conidtions because they can not provide the above, so therfore use very little water if any at all until the leaf or cutting takes root and starts to grow.
I consider 'Josh', 'Greenman28' the Guru of jades, so I would not delay with his suggestions! After all, it was him that helped me to get a 100% survival rate on mine.
I've set up a fan that has already dried the top layer of the turface. The plants are by the basement door as well, so they are getting some sunlight. The only thing missing is warmth. while it's not really cold... it isn't warm either.
Also, all of my leaves have a decent amount of roots. Some of the leaves even have little plantlets about half an inch tall. And then some seem to be stuck where they were weeks ago, with just a leaf or two sticking out of the tip of the mother leaf. So I'm not sure if I'd say they are still in the "rooting" stage. But they certainly aren't mature plants.
The only reason I switched to this method is because in my other more rocky mix roots appeared to be drying out and dying. Now, in the turface the roots seem to be thriving. Almost all of the new roots I can see by moving a few little pebbles have nice root hairs and seem very healthy.
But I will certainly take your advice and allow the mix to get drier between waterings. Could the constant moisture be a reason some of the leaves haven't had any new growth in weeks?
Warmth promotes root growth in a timely manner, and is more important than light when we're talking about most cuttings without roots. Once roots begin to form, light takes on a more important role.
I use a small heat mat to help promote root growth, and I do most of my cutting rooting on the lower shelf of a unit that gets rather dim light. I would certainly want to keep the cutting out of direct sunlight. Once roots appear, I move the plant into bright light and begin to give it the water it needs.
Each plant type will require different humidity amounts while still without roots... for example, an orchid without roots will require a good deal of humidity, so I would enclose the plant piece in a ziploc baggie along with a moistened paper towel or moistened long strand moss. Other plants that are not succulent will benefit from an enclosure to keep humidity surrounding the cutting, such as a baggie placed over the pot to form a tiny greenhouse-like environment.
Cacti and succulents, like Jades, are not my specialty, but I wouldn't think they'd require too much in the way of humidity. I would think that warmth would be more important during the rooting process.
Hey, ya'll!
Mike, you're too kind! Guru status is beyond me, I'm afraid...one day, perhaps!
If I ever learn the secret to blooming a Jade (other than living in the right climate),
then I'll take the title of Guru rightly upon me ;-)
Nallred, looks like the issue is under control now, yes?


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Shani is the Supreme adjudicator of all the celestial planets, and immediately a day after the Shani Amavasya, i.e on 15th July, the Shani will transit to the Leo . this will effect Sadhe Sati, Dhaiyya and Mahadasha related impacts on people belonging to several Rashies (Moon Signs).
Each transit of Shani effects Seven signs (Rashies) simultaneously. Similarly, this time people belonging to Mesha (Aries), Kark (Cancer), Sinh (Leo), Kanya (Virgo), Tula (Libra), Makar (Capricorn) and Kumbh (Acquarius) signs will be effected by the transit of Shani. Sadhe Sati, Dhaiyya and Mahadasha related impacts on people belonging to these Rashies will start from 15 th July. Thus the Shani Amavasya is a rare opportunity to please the Shanidev a day before his transit. According to the Peethadheeshwar of the Shri Siddh Shakti Peeth Shani Dham, Shanicharanuragi Sant Shiromani Daati Madan Maharaj Rajasthaniji, prayers and Telabhishek of Shanidev on Shani Amavasya and Shani Jayanti pleases him and fulfills ones all desires and ambitions. This also emancipates one from the planetary position born difficulties and troubles. Since this transit of Shanidev is going to effect several signs, thus if the people belonging to the effect bearing signs in particular, perform the Shani Puja on this Shani Amavasya, they will be bestowed with the boundless grace of Shanidev, and the impact of Shani's transit on their sign will turn positive.
According to Daati, Shani Amavasya is also the revered occasion to please the ancestors. Prayer to Shanidev on this day fulfills ones desires and extinguishes the adverse impact of planetary positions, Dasha, Mahadasha etc. Observation of fast, recital of Strot Mantra, Tailabhishek etc. rites on this date give multiple results. Similarly, rites are also being performed for adverse impacts of planetary positions, family feuds, downfall in business-jobs etc., mental and physical ailments, delay in marriage, sorrows of quarrelsome conjugal relations etc. The Telabhishek on this particular day is a divine opportunity to change ones life altogether.
According to Daati, the divine treatises have said that the entire world is commanded by planets and Shanidev is the chief controller of them. Shani is not a malefic planet, but the Supreme adjudicator of all the celestial planets. According to Daati, the Shanidev fulfills all the desires of his devotees, so that they may not have to bear the negative impacts of planets. Shanidev is the benefactor of Karma, Dharma, fate and Moksha. Shanidev is not a malefic, but a benefic planet. Thus, one should concentrate on his or her deed (Karma), instead of cursing the Shanidev. Shanidev never does any harm to anybody out of his own. Rather Shanidev keeps a record of deeds of everybody's deeds, and delivers justice according to it. Thus the Satkarma (right deeds) can deliver the boundless grace of Shanidev and can get the favorable impact of planets. That is why one should pray the Shanidev.
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