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1999 Ford Mustang Question: Theft light flashes real fast
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Answer #1ziptie12 May 03, 2013, 22:23Master
How many keys do you have? Do they all have the same response? If so , they're telling you to get another car (toyota)
Answer #2dirk dodson November 27, 2013, 20:04Rookie
Sounds like a PATS(passive anti theft system) problem...turn your key on then off quickly 10 times in a row, (on the 8th time you should hear your automatic door locks engage) and then after the 10th time it should start.
Answer #3cmac.cross June 29, 2014, 14:58Rookie
I had same issue. The anti-theft thinks you are stealing the car. Sometimes it will crank but only if the light is flashing at a regular pace but if it is too fast then it will not turn over. Have a mechanic put a new ignition harness on it.
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I finally managed to remove permanent "Failed to update modem" message.
Message is caused by system application HuaweiInit.apk which I found safe to remove after message appears, as after removal there is no annoying message nor bugs.
Also, now all telephony apps could be removed since S7-931w doesn't have any way to use it.
Now we can have S7-931u firmware on our S7-931w. For me, it seems that u firmware is more responsive.
Using S7-931u firmware also brings back USB Mass storage mode which was removed in latest S7-931w firmware.
However, it's still a lot of thing to done, there is annoying empty(gray) GSM signal icon next to the battery, and we should do something more serious with it like optimizing it.
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Young American go players can now sign up for the 19th annual Redmond Cup Tournament. Preliminary games will be played on the Internet, courtesy of IGS-PandaNet, and the four finalists will be invited to the 2012 US Go Congress to play the final games. There are two divisions in the Cup; the Junior league for kids under 12 years old, and the Senior league for those under 18, on August 1st 2012. Competitors in the Senior League must have an AGA rank of 1 dan or higher, in the Junior 5 kyu or stronger. The participants must be members of the American Go Association or the Canadian Go Association and either residents of the U.S., Canada or Mexico, or citizens of the United States living anywhere in the world, provided that they are also members of the AGA. The tournament director for the Redmond Cup is Michael Bull; Ing rules of Goe for all games. To register e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, phone #, date of birth, AGA rating, IGS ID, and citizenship. The registration deadline is March 8, 2012. The Cup is sponsored by Michael Redmond 9P and his family, the American Go Association and the American Go Foundation. Photo: 2011 finalists, Aaron Ye 4d (l), and Sammy Zhang 3d(r) compete at the US Go Congres in Santa Barbara. – Paul Barchilon, Youth Editor.
American Go E-Journal » Youth
Redmond Cup Open for Registration
Monday February 6, 2012
Sun Wins U.S. Youth Go Championships
Monday January 30, 2012
Fourteen-year-old Calvin Sun 7d reasserted his position as the strongest youth player in America this past weekend. He entered the double elimination finals for the US Youth Go Championships as one of four finalists, in the Senior Division, but went on to win every game in a dynamic show of force. Andrew Lu 6d was the only player to beat Sun in the qualifiers, also scoring a win against Hugh Zhang 7d, which gave him the top slot as the finals began. Lu started out well, defeating Zhang again in the first round of the finals, while Sun beat Matthew Harwit 4d. Round 2 saw Zhang knocking out Harwit, while Sun got even with Lu for his earlier defeat. Next Lu and Zhang squared off, but Zhang was determined not to lose a third time to Lu, and knocked him out in a strong third round showing. Zhang was now aiming for Sun again, the two boys have been rivals for years, competing in the Redmond Cup and other events since they were both small children. Sun stood his ground yet again though, knocking Zhang out in the exciting final match – and claiming the championship. The games drew over 200 spectators on KGS, and a great deal of enthusiasm from US youngsters who had competed in the qualifiers the week before. Sun will go on to represent the US at the World Youth Go Championships this summer. In the Junior Division, Aaron Ye 4d and Jeremy Chiu 4d faced off against Daniel Liu 3d and Justin Ching 1d. Ching was knocked out, setting the stage for a showdown between Liu, Chiu, and Ye. As all three boys live in the Bay Area, they will compete live at the BAGPA ratings tourney on Feb. 11. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo by Brian Allen: Calvin Sun at the US Go Congress.
Lu and Chiu Top USYGC
Monday January 23, 2012
The United States Youth Go Championships (USYGC) pulled in almost 70 players this past weekend on KGS. Kids and teens competed in five different bands, with players ranging from 7 dan to the double digit kyus. Dan level kids were also competing for entry into the four player finals, and the right to represent the US at the World Youth Go Championships this summer. Fifteen-year-old Andrew Lu 6d (at left) finished first in the qualifiers for the Senior Division (under 16) while nine-year-old Jeremy Chiu 4d (at right) placed first in the Junior (under 12). The finals are double-elimination, and the first two rounds were held Sunday. The finals continue next week on KGS for the Senior Division, while Jr. Division kids will square off in person on Feb. 11th, at the BAGPA ratings tourney in Menlo Park CA. For full qualifier results, go here; for schedule and results in the finals go here. Senior finalists are Andrew Lu 6d, Hugh Zhang 7d, Calvin Sun 7d and Matthew Harwit 4d; Junior finalists are Jeremy Chiu 4d, Justin Ching 1d, Aaron Ye 4d, and Daniel Liu 3d. Winners Report: 1st place Sr. 5-8 dan: Andrew Lu 6d; 1st place Jr. dan: Jeremy Chiu 4d; 1st place Sr. 1-4 dan: Matthew Harwit 4d; 1st place Sr. 1-5 kyu: Anurag Varma 3k; 1st place Jr. 1-5 kyu: Austen Liao; 1st place Sr. 6-10 kyu: Louie Liu 7k; 1st place Jr. 6-10 kyu: Raymond Liu 6k; 1st place Sr. 11-15 kyu band: Kalinda Fraser 12k; 1st place Jr. 11-15 kyu band: Bryan Tan 12k. The tournament was run by Paul Barchilon and Karoline Burrall. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor
School Teams Tournament Registration Opens
Monday January 23, 2012
Are you enrolled in a go club at school? If so, this is your chance to challenge other go clubs from all over North America. Registration is now open for the American Go Honor Society's (AGHS) 13th annual School Team Tournament. On March 17th and 24th, go clubs from the United States, Canada, and Mexico will compete for $3,000 in prizes, with some for every club. Which club will take home the glory of being North America's strongest go club? Register from now to March 1st to take your shot at being the best. Gather your team mates and play in various divisions ranging from Novice to Varsity level. Teams must be composed of three people who are in high school or below and are all younger than 20. Each member of each team must be enrolled in the same school or learning institution, and each school/learning institution can enter a maximum of 3 teams for the tournament. For more information and registration, go to www.aghs.cc or contact us at email@example.com. -Viral Kotecha, AGHS Tournament Coordinator
'12 Youth Go Camps Unlikely Unless Organizers Step Up
Monday January 9, 2012
As previously reported, the future of American youth go camps is very much in question (U.S. Youth Go Camp Future in Doubt 12/17/2011 EJ). With no volunteers as yet stepping up to organize this year's camps, "It may be time to recognize that the Congress itself has become the go camp, and that the AGA should not guarantee funding for a separate camp anymore," says American Go Association President Allan Abramson. Anyone interested in finding out more about running a camp in 2012 should contact Abramson at firstname.lastname@example.com by January 31.
Photo: Kids take a break from studying to bury one of their counselors in pillows, photo by Amanda Miller (who is at the bottom of the pillow pile) from the 2010 camp.
Minicomic Teaches First Capture
Monday January 9, 2012
Yi Weng, of the Rockville Go Club in Maryland, has made a minicomic that helps teach people about Go. Weng made the comic as an assignment in one of his classes, but decided to make it educational as well. The nine-page story makes a great introduction for kids, or anyone, and directions on how to play first capture are on the last page. The comic can be downloaded here: firstcapture. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.
USYGC Deadline Jan. 15
Sunday January 8, 2012
Just one week left to register for the US Youth Go Championships. Registrations have been coming in steadily, and several brackets are looking interesting. 23 Dan level kids are in the top two brackets so far, competition will also be tough in the 1-5 kyu bracket, with 11 kids at the moment. 6-10 kyu players will have their own bracket too, and more double digit kyu players are encouraged to register. To see who is signed up so far, go here. To register, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, AGA #, date of birth, AGA rating, KGS ID, and citizenship. You may enter at a rank higher than your official AGA rank, but may not enter at a lower one. The registration deadline is Sunday, January 15th. For more info, see the USYGC page. -Paul Barchilon E-J Youth Editor.
US Youth Go Championships Jan. 21
Monday December 19, 2011
Qualifiers for the United States Youth Go Championships will be held Saturday, January 21st, on KGS. The tourney will determine National Dan, Single Digit Kyu (SDK), and Double Digit Kyu (DDK) Champions. The winners will receive trophies, and prizes will be awarded in the following brackets: 5-7 dan 1-4 dan, 1-4 kyu, 5-9 kyu, 10-15 kyu, 16-20 kyu, 21-25 kyu, 26 and up kyu. The qualifiers will use several formats for pairing, and all dan level youth will compete in an open section. The top four youth will then move on to a double elimination final held on January 22nd, and continuing the following weekend. The winners of the dan sections will go on to represent the US at the World Youth Goe Championships, in August. All expenses will be paid for the representatives to attend the tournament, in whichever country it is to be held (The Czech Republic was likely, but not confirmed, as of press time). Contestants will also be entered into a pool to receive partial scholarships to either the AGA Summer Youth Go Camp, or the US Go Congress, courtesy of the AGF, 16 Scholarships will be awarded. The Junior Division is for youth under 12, the Senior Division is for youth under 16 as of August 1, 2012. Only US Citizens under 16 may enter the finals, youth who are under 18 may compete in the qualifiers and kyu brackets, and so may residents who are not citizens. To register, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, AGA #, date of birth, AGA rating, KGS ID, and citizenship. You may enter at a rank higher than your official AGA rank, but may not enter at a lower one. The registration deadline is Sunday, January 15th. For more info, see the USYGC page. -Paul Barchilon E-J Youth Editor. Photo: USYGC Jr. Division Champion Aaron Ye 4d, competing against Russia at the 2011 World Youth Go Championships, in Bucharest, Romania. Photo by Paul Barchilon.
20th Jujo Jiang Tourney Jan. 8
Saturday December 17, 2011
Mingjiu Jiang 7P, and the Ing Foundation, are again sponsoring the Jujo Jiang Tournament in San Francisco, CA. Last year's event drew 66 competitors, and similar numbers are expected this year. All levels are welcome, there will be prizes in four divisions: Open, Dan, Kyu, and Novice, this will be an AGA rated tournament.. Jiang Jujo 9P and Rui NaiWei 9P will be in attendance again this year. To register, and for more information, go to Gomasters.com, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. - Paul Barchilon. Photo: Jujo Jiang (l) plays his brother, Mingjiu Jiang (r) at the 2011 Jujo Tourney.
U.S. Youth Go Camp Future in Doubt
Saturday December 17, 2011
The future of American youth go camps is very much in question, American Go Association President Allan Abramson tells the E-Journal. "On the one hand, the camps can be a great experience for our young players. On the other hand, after the last three years' experience of low attendance and losing money each year, the Board and I have agreed that it may be time to recognize that the Congress itself has become the Go camp, and that the AGA should not guarantee funding for a separate camp anymore." The AGA is looking for organizers/directors for the 2012 go camp(s), Abramson says, but warns that "Those who take on the task of organizing and running the camp will need to plan carefully to break even financially, at least." Those interested in attending a camp will need to register early, as well, to ensure the survival of the camps. "Early registration will ensure that we have enough interest to hold the camp, while procrastination will ensure that the organizers will cancel the camp, rather than lose money." Those interested in running a camp in 2012 should contact Abramson at email@example.com.


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Life Expectancy of Mangaris (vs ipe)
Hi all,
I've been reading a lot of postings on here and doing research online for months.
I'm having a deck built where my last one was rotted out (previous owner left sprinklers running at night right on the deck). It's been completely gutted and is just dirt now, no joists, no nothing.
I want ipe, but I don't think I can afford it. My contractor can get Mangaris for much less, and is really into that idea. Looking on the Janka hardness scale Mangaris (Red Balau) comes in at 2100. Ipe is 3680. Redwood is 480 if you're lucky and people use that all the time and it seems to last about 15-25 years, but requires more maintenance.
1. Does anyone know the expected lifespan of a mangaris deck? Ipe goes 50-75-100 years or more (I've read). Mangaris being somewhat softer, but still really hard, is what? 50 years max?
2. How much and what kind of maintenence would one expect to need on a mangaris deck? There's lots of info on ipe and others out there (which are set it and forget it), but not so much on Mangaris.
3. Does anyone who has a mangaris deck want to chime in?
4. I've read someone saying that mangaris is an indoor wood and not a deck wood, but it seems common to use it as a deck wood here in LA. It's harder than redwood, which is commonly used, so why wouldn't it be a deck wood?
5. How fire resistant is it? That's important where I live and I can't find any info online about this.
I live in Los Angeles on a hill. The area where the deck will go is behind my house and in front of the hill, which is held back by a giant concrete retaining wall. I'd say it gets maybe 6 hours of direct sunlight a day, max. That rules out Trex for sure. It doesn't rain a whole lot where I live, except during fall/winter (like today). I should be able to build it with about a foot of clearance over the low layer of dirt and rock below.
Thanks in advance!
I can only comment on certain properties. Ipe and redwood, among several species, have internal chemicals that resist rot (also fire). This is a greater determinant of lifetime than wood hardness. Hardness is a measure of resistance to mechanical damage. Tensile strength and sectional moment of inertia are measures of allowable span for a given deflection.
It is my understanding from this site and others that wood decking subjected to differential humidity (top vs. bottom) will cup, and if the wood is strong enough it can even pull the screws from the joists. A low, poorly ventilated deck, such as mine presently under reconstruction, can be subject to this issue.
Non-wood decking, such as plastics and aluminum, seems to be called for in such cases. But I am in NH and you are in LA, so your case is probably not the same as mine, even though my height off of the ground is similar to yours. It would be a question of how much moisture actually rises from the ground when the air above the decking is dry. When both sides of the decking are wet, the cupping forces should be minimal.
A brief search suggests that there are several tannins of two types, but to say more than that I would have to parrot a 1944 analytical chemistry paper. Only the first page appears for free on-line and I didn't delve further. Other sources indicate that a reaction with water of some of the tannins causes the black stains.
While I had believed from my own experience that oxalic acid didn't solve the black stain problem, one source indicated that the oxalic acid has to be mixed using hot water, so that may work.
Mangaris is not a species of wood but a marketing name under which the species sold is likely Red Balau or Dipterocarpaceae Shorea Spp. The problem is that there are so many subspecies of shorea and the only subspecies that is rated highly durable like ipe is shorea laevis which is yellow in color.. Red Balau is rated as moderately durable. It appears that you have a poorly ventilated deck. In those cercumstances best results typically come from using 5/4x4 Ipe decking or using 24''x24'' deck tiles both options of which are typically recommended for poorly ventilated roof decks as well.


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Massachusetts state law requires that all students have medical insurance. To meet its legal obligations, the College enrolls and bills all eligible students for the Mount Holyoke College Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan. This fee may be waived if the student's family insurance meets the Massachusetts state requirements and if the insurance is waived online by the waiver deadline. The waiver deadline for 2014-15 academic year is September 10, 2014. State and federal health insurance plans (such as Medicaid) do not meet the requirements and cannot be used to waive the student health insurance plan.
Domestic students with need-based financial aid who do not waive the health insurance will be responsible for the health insurance fee in addition to the calculated family contribution.
International students are required to purchase the student medical insurance offered by Mount Holyoke College and may not waive the college health insurance online. This is because the short term, temporary medical insurance plans offered to international visitors are not "comparable plans" to the student medical insurance required per Massachusetts state regulations. The only exception to this policy is for families who live in the United States long-term where 1) a parent is employed by a U.S. employer or an embassy and has employer-sponsored health insurance that is comparable to the student medical insurance offered at Mount Holyoke, and 2) the health insurance will cover the student for all routine care while she is at college. Students whose families live and work in the United States must petition Student Financial Services with information about their comparable health insurance policy before they will be cleared to waive online.
For information about plan changes for 2014-2015 see the Frequently Asked Questions on the GallagherStudent website.
Mount Holyoke College Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan
2014/2015 Coverage Dates: August 15, 2014, to August 14, 2015
All eligible students are enrolled and billed for the Mount Holyoke College Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan
- The plan offers comprehensive benefits that include hospital room and board, inpatient and outpatient surgical procedures, labs, chemotherapy and radiation, inpatient and outpatient mental health services, physician office visits, consultant visits, ambulance and emergency care.
- The maximum benefit allowed for each accident or sickness is $2,000,000.
- Services provided by a participating network provider are generally covered at 100%, while services provided by a non-network provider are generally covered at 80%.
- The PrePaid On-Campus Health Care coverage is included with enrollment in the Student Injury and Sickness plan
- Please refer to the Brochures and Plan Documents for complete details about coverage, limitations, and exclusions.
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- If you are a student athlete, please see refer to our health services website for information about sports injury coverage.
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- If you are an eligible student (see Brochure) you will be billed $1,755 on your fall tuition bill for annual coverage.
- If you are a student newly enrolled for the spring semester, you will be billed $1,055 on your spring tuition bill.
- If you waive coverage, the fees will be removed from your tuition bill.
- If you elect the Pre-Paid On-Campus Health Care, you should include $220 for annual coverage with your fall payment, or $110 for fall or spring only.
- Questions about billings should be emailed to Student Financial Services.
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An Annual Choice Must Be Made:
- Do not waive and remain enrolled in the Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan which includes the PrePaid On-Campus Health Care coverage ($1,755 automatically billed).
- Waive coverage in the Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan and enroll in the PrePaid On-Campus Health Care coverage (cost $220 after waiver of $1,535).
- Waive participation in both plans and maintain only private insurance which meets or exceeds Massachusetts Qualifying Student Health Insurance Program requirements in the Mount Holyoke area.
The waiver process must be completed annually and can only be done online. (Note: Students currently covered under state or federal insurance plans may not waive the College's health insurance.)
International students do not have access to the waiver process and cannot waive coverage unless preapproved through Student Financial Services.
- Log onto www.gallagherstudent.com/MountHolyoke
- Your username will be your Mount Holyoke College Email address. Your temporary password will be your CID number. If your CID number is less than nine digits, add zero's to the left. Example (123456 becomes 000123456). You will be prompted to change your password right away to something uinique to you. A secure link will then be sent to your Mount Holyoke email address for identity verification. You will be able to complete the password reset after receiving that email.
- Select the Blue "I Want to Waive/Enroll" button. When waiving the insurance, have your current health insurance ID card ready as you will need this information in order to complete the waiver form.
- Once the waiver is completed, a confirmation email will be sent acknowledging the request for waiver, a second email will be sent when the waiver request is approved or denied.
- See Waiver Process for more information, including coverage requirements.
The policy may not be canceled voluntarily.
If you are enrolled in the Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan and withdraw from the College within the first 31 days of the period for which the coverage is purchased (for any reason other than medical) your participation will be canceled, and you will receive a full refund. If you withdraw after the first 31 days of the coverage period, you will remain covered for the period for which premium was received, and no refund will be available. You may not cancel for any other reason.
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If you are enrolled in the Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan, the insurance/prescription ID card will be in your mail box when you arrive on campus. If you are enrolled in the plan, and do not receive your card, contact Student Financial Services or Gallagher Student Health and Special Risk for assistance. If you waived coverage and still received a card, this indicates that you are enrolled in the Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan. If you do not want to be enrolled, it is imperative that you contact Student Financial Services for assistance immediately. Do not wait to email Student Financial Services. You will remain enrolled and will be responsible for the insurance fee. Do Not Use the Card.
- If you use the insurance plan ID card to receive medical treatment or to obtain prescription drugs, you will not be permitted to waive coverage.
- Students receive a new ID card annually
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Additional coverage that is available for purchase include:
- Insured students can also enroll their eligible Dependant/Spouse on the Student Health Insurance Plan. See Student Financial Services for information.
- The College provides Medical Evacuation/Repatriation insurance for all enrolled students traveling on College sponsored educational programs. ID cards will be distributed through program administrators or upon request.
- Questions pertaining to this coverage should be directed to the Five College Risk Manager, 413-538-2731.
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A late Autumn Afternoon at
Birling Gap
South Downs National Park
I am fascinated by capturing low angled images.
I will often sit the camera on the ground, with this shot I was just a few inches above the water
The view westward along the Seven Sisters Cliffs
Cuckmere Haven can be seen with Seaford Head rising beyond
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Beautiful shot Mike – a fave.
thanks for comment & fave Rob
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I don't know what to say Mike….. amazing comes to mind….. awesome also…. I think I'll just hang around for awhile….. can't believe you can almost count the grains of sand….. Wonderful!!!! a fave for me also!!!!
I had a good feeling about this photo, the light was so sharp
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A great shot Mike of my fav section of Coastline !
thanks colin
I am fortunate to have this so close to home.
This was a stop off after work, having done my last call in Eastbourne
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I think I'd probably risk a wet left foot for a shot like this. Wonderful dof and super light. Sheer magic, Mike.
thanks for the wonderful comment Steven
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Superb shot
many thanks
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wonderful shot ! mike i will paint this shortly.
that you will.
Going to get this one onto canvas (with my winnings)
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Yes, I agree with all that has been said above! I think Bill will even be battling to do this one justice!!!!!
thanks for the wonderful comment Lynda.
A couple had been watching me doing my stuff, all that kneeling down and the like. The gentleman asked if I was a profesional, as he could tell I was looking for different views from the normal.
A very nice couple who made my day with their compliments on my photography
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Amazing work, amazing detail………well done.
many thanks
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ohhhhhhhh wow great capture well done sir
thanks again Naveen, appreciated
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many thanks Terry
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Tiny Barberry question
We had a tiny japanese barberry come up next to our big one. It's about 7" tall and is looking good. I would like to see it survive and continue to do well next summer (in the hopes of transplanting it somewhere else in our garden next summer or the summer after that). Should I provide it with some winter protection? If so, how should I protect it?
Hi nico6196.
I am glad that you posted that question,because I also have little seedling identified as Barberry Bush.I am not sure how to protect it against winter cold.Thick layer of mulch and protection against winter wind by covering the plant with burlap.this is what I would do,but maybe there is some better way to help the plant to survive.
Here is a photo of mine.can you see similarity?
Barberries are hardy to zones 4 and 5 based upon the kind you have, but I would simply mulch the seedlings a bit and leave them be. At my former house I used to have a hedge of them and many times found seedlings at their base. I never did anything to protect them as this shrub was not considered garden worthy in the mid-80s. Now I could make a mint selling them!! LOL!


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Is this groundcover "trouble"?
I planted this groundcover several years ago, and it stayed in it's place just fine. Last year it suddenly acted like it was on hormones(perhaps puberty?) It has just started creeping into the grass and up the siding. Anyone know what it is? Should I dig it out or use Rup? Thanks for your help .
Houttuynia cordata although a very pretty ground cover, is one plant I've managed to stay away from, once it sinks it's teeth in you're in for a battle, it likes wet feet the wetter the better. Digging for a start but you might have to come in with the heavy guns :(.
Thug on steroids. I think it stinks too, I really did hate the smell. I spent three seasons digging it out and finally saw the last of it. The roots break real easy which makes it hard to get rid of. Dig out all of it combing through each shovel full of soil and then anytime you see one coming up, dig it out in a big shovel full of dirt so you can sort through the soil and get all the roots, eventually it will be gone. Those rolls of heavy duty plastic black border material you can buy will not contain it. I know that much. Smells terrible mowing it when it invades the lawn which it will do quite aggressively growing further every year.
Barry Yinger huh? I always blamed the country of Japan because I thought they sent it over here. I recant. They ought to call it 'Yinger's Revenge'.
Chameleon plant is what I've heard it called. I got some along with a great little hosta. I tried to pot it up and it croaked, and it never came back in the hosta either. I was going to move it down by the lake around the apple tree since it's either lake or mowed lawn around it but I'm ok with it dying off too since I've seen a lot of posts about it being worse than lily of the valley.
I hate the smell of it too. Revolting, pungent.
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I've seen it used in very small water gardens (think large flower pots) where it can be controlled and it looks very healthy/attractive in that situation. We call it *Hot Tuna*!
I eradicated it in my flower border years ago--didn't seem to be that difficult--just dug till it didn't come back, but it wasn't given the chance to spread more than three or four feet.


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I have an amber ale that that has been in the primary for 11 days so far and still has a significant amount of material floating around in the wort. I was planning on moving the wort to secondary at 14 days. Should I hold until things settle out more or let that happen during secondary? I did use Irish Moss for my wort.
what yeast and what is your gravity like
If it is at confirmed FG you can move it to secondary to clear, you can leave it for another week or two in primary to clear or you can cold crash it for a few days to clear, whichever works best for you
I used white labs European WLP 011 and the OG was 1.054.
I have not taken a reading on it since it started fermenting.
Thanks all. I will let it rest until Sunday and take a reading.
I rarely use a secondary for my beers unless I want to dry hop or condition for more than a month. I usually have my primary stage go for 3-4 weeks and then cold crash for a few days to get great clarity that was better than any secodary method I used. I recommend cold crashing and maybe adding a packet of unflavored gelatin after the beer has been crashed for 24 hours. This way you do not have to secondary.
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JENNIFER SBRANTI is the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hostess with the Mostess® (HWTM), a hip and modern party planning resource. HWTM brings creative entertaining ideas to light through an inspirational "how-to" website and popular daily blog.
Having hosted countless celebrations herself, ranging from special occasion showers and everyday get-togethers to large events, Sbranti now shares her contemporary style and no-fuss approach to entertaining with others. Her ideas have been featured in media outlets such as People, InStyle Weddings, Life&Style, Real Simple, and Extra! TV, and she is a featured contributor for several well-respected online communities, including iVillage.com and BHG.com.
Sbranti resides in San Diego with her husband {and business partner} Sonny and their sweet 1-year old daughter, Macy.Follow Me on Google+ Follow @hwtm_jenn
Crafty & Chic Little Man First Birthday Party
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- Parties for Boys
I have such a soft spot for crafty party details, and this fantastic Little Man First Birthday Party party is chock full of them! Star Hansen of Sterling Engagements designed this chic first birthday soiree for her own little "Mister Mister", which is one of his nicknames and the inspiration for the theme of his party. […]
#TOMSforTarget + 2-Headed Holiday Sweater + {Free Printable} Happiness & Giving Quote
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- Christmas / Holiday
- Give Back
A few weeks ago, I received a package with a huge red gift box inside… There was a TOMS logo on the shipping box, and I already knew I'd be receiving some sort of holiday sweater in conjunction with a #TOMSforTarget holiday campaign they were doing, so I just took a super quick peek inside […]
As the temperatures drop and hints of snow and ice are beginning to grace the party world, the Frozen duo are back in full force! We obviously see our fair share of Frozen parties, as I'm sure you all do as well, but every once in a while we see one that really knocks our socks off! Karen […]
Cozy-Chic Holiday Entertaining Tips {+ 14 Hands Wine & Free Chalkboard Style Printables}
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- Christmas / Holiday
- Wine
Well, with Thanksgiving next week, the holiday season is officially upon us… and on that note, I have SO many good things to share with you today! We're going to start with some stylish, yet surprisingly simple holiday entertaining ideas, then you're going to find links to download the chalkboard-style holiday printables that I designed […]
Gears, glitter & cool vintage oddities — this party has something for everyone! Michelle Stewart of Michelle's Party Plan-It DIYed her tail off for this Stopping Time – Forever Thirty-Nine Steampunk Birthday Party. Just about everything you see was "steampunked" by Michelle or one of her awesome vendors. I love the clever idea of stopping time before the big […]
Holiday Fiesta Party Ideas {Eat, Drink, and Be Cran-Brrr-Rita!}
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- Christmas / Holiday
- Cocktails
{Please note that this is a sponsored post for Anheuser Busch. As always, all opinions are my own, and I only write about products that I genuinely like and would recommend to a friend.} If you haven't hosted or attended a fiesta-inspired holiday get-together before, now is the perfect time to change all that… because […]