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Awww that is the most adorable thing I seriously ever read!!! Good for you girly. I wish I had the guts to talk to my crush let alone so what you did.
by Savlove123 on 3/15/2013 6:39:17 PM
Awwww I wish my crush would do something like that to/for me
by hgrules on 1/27/2013 5:43:08 PM
a bunch of ppl on my bus were playing corners. We had all of our bags in the seat behind us and i was getting gum out of may bag as we turned a super sharp corned that sent me flying onto my crushes lap.Everyone else came flying at us and we were stuck with our heads facing eachother and we couldn't get out. The ppl though it was funny and would'nt move. I offered him some gum and he even commented on how blue my eyes are. #sweetakwardmoments
by lux4628 on 12/10/2012 8:54:42 PM
Me and my crush were bugging eachother on the bus. He descided to talk to someone about how annoying I am, Iknew he was kidding but he thot i was hurt so he said, "you know im kidding, right?" I laughed, " try saying something nice." he's like "Your funny and pretty." I told him thanx and I was really surprised he said that but then he added, "Funny looking and pretty ugly." I told him that he was a jerk and he said fine you are "very pretty and really funny". I asked him if he meant it and he said, "do i ever lie to you." i melted.
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This really cute (Australian)boy I like just texted me the things he likes about me....."How you like the same music I do, you're such an amazing singer, you're so beautiful, you always make me laugh, the way you put your head on my shoulder, you're so smart, you understand me like no one else, you're so much fun to be around, and you're beautiful;) Oh and did I mention that you're beautiful?"
by lolomar on 12/9/2012 1:36:45 AM
I got 2 and 1 third is less than U.
by katslatery on 12/8/2012 8:46:54 PM
OMG soo sweet
by Lizzybee on 12/8/2012 6:35:21 PM
That is sooo sweet!
by katie8h on 12/7/2012 8:51:12 PM
This is great. Lucky girl to found a good guy
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OMG soo adorable!!!<3
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Awwwwww! suuuper sweet!
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AAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So cute! He must really care about u to think of somethng tht creative. I wish someone did tht 4 me...
by smartnsassy on 12/5/2012 9:07:26 AM
That is so cute and creative
by Emilicious on 12/5/2012 12:11:03 AM
aawwwwwweehehheheh. Cutest thing ever, omg, so jealous you found such a cute guy!
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Cute and smart??? Nice
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oh my god... SO CUTE!!!!!!!!!
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awwwwwwwwww! That is sooo cute!<3
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So sweet!
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nerd love <3
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That's too cute <3
by gamergirl98 on 12/4/2012 5:52:09 PM
Your smart idea paid off and now look,. you have a date with him. He sounds like a witty guy, you two will probably have a great time.
by fashionqn on 12/4/2012 4:46:38 PM
Awww... That's so sweet (I wish my crush would do that with me!) That gives me an idea!!
by Hotgal on 12/4/2012 3:56:42 PM
Awwwwwww so sweet Hannah H.
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Exeter entertain Sale as the race for the spot that guarantees a play-off for European Champions Cup qualification hots up.
The Chiefs will be aiming for successive Aviva Premiership victories for the first time since November, although they have recorded only one victory in their last four encounters at Sandy Park.
The Sharks head into the clash looking to secure a little piece of history. They have won their last four away games in the Premiership but have never won five in succession on the road in the tournament's' history.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter has made just one change to his starting XV for Saturday's clash.
The sole change sees skipper Dean Mumm revert back into the second-row as Don Armand (ankle) is ruled out. Mumm's switch means a recall to the ranks for Ben White on the open-side flank.
On the bench, there is also just one change as experienced prop Hoani Tui offers back-up at tight-head in place of Welsh international Craig Mitchell.
Whilst thoughts of a potential end-of-season European Play-Off may have occupied the thoughts of many Exeter Chiefs supporters in the past week, head coach Rob Baxter insists he and his team are focused solely on Sale's visit.
With the new-look format finally sorted for next season and beyond, the Chiefs are well aware that the battle to get amongst Europe's elite is going to go to the wire over these final three rounds.
Sale, who stand 11 points and one place better off than the Chiefs currently, pose the first of three battles, before Harlequins (home) and Newcastle Falcons (away) wrap up the domestic campaign.
The visitors have made a couple of changes to their starting XV.
Amongst the backs, Charlie Ingall comes in for Mark Cueto.
And up front, Viliami Fahiki starts at number eight with James Gaskell moving from the back of the scrum to start on the blindside flank.
Fellow back-row David Seymour takes over the captaincy from Luke Braid who is not playing this weekend.
Exeter: 15 Phil Dollman, 14 Fetu'u Vainikolo, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Sam Hill, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Kai Horstmann, 7 Ben White, 6 Dave Ewers, 5 Damian Welch, 4 Dean Mumm (capt), 3 Alex Brown, 2 Jack Yeandle, 1 Ben Moon.
Replacements: 16 Luke Cowan-Dickie, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Hoani Tui, 19 James Phillips, 20 James Scaysbrook, 21 Haydn Thomas, 22 Henry Slade, 23 Luke Arscott.
Sale: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Tom Brady, 13 Jonny Leota, 12 Sammy Tuitupou, 11 Charlie Ingall, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 Viliami Fahiki, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 James Gaskell, 5 Michael Paterson, 4 Jonathan Mills, 3 Vadim Cobilas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Eifion Lewis-Roberts.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Henry Thomas, 19 Andrei Ostikov, 20 Mark Easter, 21 Will Cliff, 22 Joe Ford, 23 Mark Jennings.
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<input type="email" name="emailadr" is="emailadr" value="" />
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<input type="button" id="emailok" value="Send" />
<input type="button" id="emailno" value="Give up" />
Of course I have some code that fills the input in pg_main with a valid email address, but that is not my issue. In my script, I call the popup like this:
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It seems to me that calling
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If a String is immutable, then why do you have to call a method to get the length instead of just accessing a variable, like array.length?
Because having access to the variable would allow you to modify it, and to break the String.
And the JIT compiler is smart enought to inline the getter for you, so you effectively are just accessing only the variable anyway.
Oh, and array.length is not a "real" object variable, but more like a language feature, allowing you to access the length of the array. Because of this it is not writable. Strings on the other hand are "normal" objects, and are not handled special be the compiler (Althought they are constructed somewhat on the fly when using String literals in the source code).
For encapsulation.
It is good practice to have a separation between public API and the implementation details. Using methods (instead of accessing internal variables directly) encapsulates the implementation, allowing it to be changed at any time without affecting any code which has already been written.
It seems to me that's just java convention, that all members should be private and should only be accessible through Getters and Setters. Problem is if you make Length public you can modify it and make it invalid (not sure why you would do that but who knows).
C# changes this by allowing you to create properties with different accesibility for get and set which is why that is allowed (in C# at least).
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The election fraud in Afghanistan which has brought President Hamid Karzai back for a second term next week has not only shaken the confidence of Nato governments in the whole project. Its mishandling has also undermined the UN's credibility in that country and may well define Ban Ki-Moon's tenure as UN Secretary-General.
Abdullah Abdullah, Mr Karzai's principal challenger in the elections, pulled out of a run-off saying the procedures in place in this UN-funded and supported election were likely to make the second round even more fraudulent than the first round, and he was right. While President Karzai got his second term, he did so in circumstances where many in Afghanistan and the troop-contributing countries do not see him as legitimately in office.
The UN Security Council gave the UN mission in Afghanistan the mandate to support the Afghan electoral institutions in the holding of "free, fair, inclusive and transparent" elections. Unfortunately, Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission (IEC), the body charged with administering the polls, did not share these goals. Notwithstanding its name, President Karzai appointed all the commissioners and the commission single-mindedly pursued his political agenda. On election day, Mr Karzai received more than one million phoney votes – one third of his total – and in every case commission staff either committed the fraud, collaborated with those who did, or knew about the fraud and failed to report it.
The UN had the authority and the clout to insist on procedures for an honest election. It raised the $300m needed to pay for the Afghan elections and the major troop-contributing countries provided security without which the elections could not have been held at all. Unfortunately, Kai Eide, the Norwegian diplomat in charge of the UN mission, interpreted his mandate in the most passive manner. He insisted the UN had no authority to intervene with the IEC, even when it made blatantly partisan decisions.
As deputy special representative of the UN Secretary-General, I disagreed strongly with Mr Eide's decisions and told him so. I was not, however, the whistleblower I am now said to have been. Unfortunately for me, one of Mr Eide's many detractors within the mission leaked fact of our disagreement to the press. Mr Ban then fired me, even as the UN acknowledged I had no role in making the dispute public. The UN provided no explanation for my removal except the one Mr Ban gave a week ago in London – that I had the misfortune of having a private disagreement become public. Strong organisations and strong leaders welcome robust expressions of opinion and tolerate private dissent. For the UN to argue – as it did to me – that private dissent is acceptable as long as it does not become public is equivalent to suppressing dissent as there is always a risk that private dissent on a high profile matter will become publicly known.
To this charge, Mr Ban added in an interview with The Independent that I wanted to disenfranchise Afghan voters by reducing polling centres for the 20 August presidential elections. I did want to reduce the number of polling centres, but only to eliminate 1,200 which were located in Taliban-controlled territory or in areas so insecure that no one from the election commission staff could go to the place.
These polling centres were never going to open but, as they were inaccessible to observers, candidate agents and voters, they were perfect vehicles for electoral fraud and, since they were not closed, these "ghost" polling centres produced hundreds of thousands of phoney votes, diluting real votes and thereby effectively disenfranchising the millions of Afghans who risked their lives to cast real ballots. Dr Abdullah put forward two main conditions for his participation in the run-off last Saturday. Foremost, he demanded the elimination of the ghost polling centres and a reduction in the number of polling places. This time, Mr Eide supported a reduction by the very number I had proposed in July.
However, the IEC thumbed its collective nose at both Dr Abdullah and the UN, and actually proposed to increase the number of polling centres from that in the first round. The IEC also refused a demand from the UN and Dr Abdullah to fire the hundreds of officials and thousands of IEC staff who stole Afghanistan's presidential election. Without the basic conditions for a fair election in place, Dr Abdullah rightly decided not to ask Afghans again to risk their lives to vote in a sham election.
Not one person who committed the fraud has been prosecuted, disciplined or lost his job. The UN, which was entrusted by the international community to support honest elections, has done nothing to examine its role in a fiasco that has seriously undermined the prospects for democracy and stability in Afghanistan and made the UN itself the subject of attack. Massive fraud took place in Afghanistan's presidential election. So far, I am the only person to lose his job because of it.
The writer was the UN Secretary-General's deputy special representative in Afghanistan from June until October this year
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Very nice! If you've seen my builds, then its obvious that I love that handguard! I enjoy that barrel as well. If you don't mind me asking, exactly which bronze is that? Doesn't look dark enough to be the Barrett Bronze. A custom blend maybe?
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Whatever bronze it is.. i like it.
Yesterday at the Shot Show, i visited Cerakote booth. They have a complete rifle with a "Midnight Bronze" coating. I've heard of the color but haven't really seen it in person till yesterday.
The Midnight Bronze is a mixture of Burnt Bronze with another color, forgot what is the other color.
My next choice of color will be eiyher Barret Bronze or that Midnight Bronze.
Those are some good colors, I want to do the next one on OD green and patches of Barret bronze
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The Los Angeles Clippers try to rebound from their most lopsided defeat of the season as they host the Golden State Warriors.
The Clippers, who have lost six of eight, were routed by the Sacramento Kings 125-100 on Monday.
"That was a royal beating," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "I want them to remember. I want this game to hurt. I want them to be embarrassed by the outcome."
That was exactly the sentiment felt by Elton Brand, who led Los Angeles with 24 points.
"It's just embarrassing," Brand said. "We lost some tough, close games that we could have won. And today, we just didn't bring it at all."
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Erick Dampier scored 18 points and grabbed a career-high 24 rebounds for his 20th double-double of the season.
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The entire Jazz front line—Greg Ostertag, Andrei Kirilenko, Michael Ruffin—was missing.
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Dampier, fourth in the league with 11.3 rebounds per game, is averaging 18.3 points over his last three outings—more than double his career average.
STANDINGS (through Jan. 19): Warriors - 4th place (tied), 13 GB, Pacific Division. Clippers - 4th place (tied), 13 GB, Pacific Division.
PROBABLE STARTERS: Warriors - F Clifford Robinson, F Mike Dunleavy, C Dampier, G Jason Richardson, G Speedy Claxton. Clippers - F Corey Maggette, F Brand, C Chris Kaman, G Marko Jaric, G Eddie House.
TEAM LEADERS: Warriors - Richardson, 18.1 ppg; Dampier, 11.3 rpg; Van Exel, 5.9 apg. Clippers - Maggette, 20.1 ppg; Brand, 12.2 rpg; Jaric, 4.4 apg.
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ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Warriors - 4-16 on the road; Clippers - 12-11 at home.
INJURIES: Warriors - G Nick Van Exel (knee); C Evan Eschmeyer (knee); G Pepe Sanchez (ankle); F Brian Cardinal (flu). Clippers - C Olden Polynice (neck); C Josh Moore (back).
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Yuna is angry with Rieno after eavesdropping on his decision to send her away from his castle... but that doesn't stop her from receiving his 'dreamy' kiss. Now known as Queen Yuna, she awakens at Elysian and is introduced to her three Guardian Knights. What Yuna doesn't know is that the Three Guardian Knights are part of a plot devised by Phantasma's elders. To make matters worse, Rieno has accepted Princess Liberia's request to become her knight! Can a jealous Yuna win over Rieno, or is it a case of unrequited love?
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lap joint in crown molding
I'm about to tackle my first crown molding project and I need to make a lap joint. It sounds like the best way to make this is via a tilting miter saw. Any good means to do it if all I have is a non-tilting miter saw? What I seem to see is that I need to hold the trim at the spring angle against the fence but I don't feel confident the two cuts will match up. Any ideas?
That could be a little tricky without a compound miter saw. I'm assuming the crown is too tall to cut in the vertical position?
The only thing I can think of is to make some kind of auxiliary table to support the moulding at the appropriate angle.
Make pencil marks on the fence and table so you can position both pieces the same.
Even better, you can add an insert table with a wooden stop strip that holds the molding at the same spring angle every time.
You can correct the second piece with a block plane as needed.
I have a compound miter saw but rarely use it in compound mode to cut compound miters. I much prefer to hold the molding upside down at the appropriate spring angle (pretend the fence is the wall and the table is the ceiling). It's just a lot more foolproof and when switching from left to right, you just swing to the right miter angle (e.g., 45 or 22.5) and ignore the tilt angle. So there's one simple setting instead of two complex ones every time you round a corner.
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Mahmoud Darwish
A Rhyme for the Odes (Mu'allaqat) Poem by Mahmoud Darwish
No one guided me to myself. I am the guide
Between desert and sea, I am my own guide to myself.
Born of language on the road to India between two small tribes,
adorned by the moonlight of ancient faiths and an impossible peace,
compelled to guard the periphery of a Persian neighborhood
and the great obsession of the Byzantines,
so that the heaviness of time lightens over the Arab's tent.
Who am I? This is a question that others ask, but have no answer.
I am my language, I am an ode, two odes, ten. This is my language.
I am my language. I am words' writ: Be! Be my body!
And I become an embodiment of thier timbre.
I am what I ahve spoken to the words: Be the place where
my body joins the eternity of the desert.
Be, so that I may become my words.
No land on earth bears me. Only my words bear me,
a bird born from me who builds a nest in my ruins
before me, and in the rubble of the enchanting world around me.
I stood on a wind, and my long night without end.
This is my language, a necklace of stars around the necks
of my loved ones. They emigrated.
They carried the place and emigrated, they carried time and emigrated.
They lifted their frangrances from their bowls.
They took their bleak pastures and emigrated.
They took the words. The ravaged heart left with them.
Will the echo, this echo, this white, sonorous mirage
hold a name whose hoarseness fills the unknown
and whom departure fills with divinity?
The sky opened a windon for me. I looked and found nothing
save myself outside itself, as it has always been,
and my desert-haunted visions.
My steps are wind and sand, my world is my body
and what I can hold onto.
I am the traveler and also the road.
Gods appear to me and dissappear.
We don't linger upon what is to come.
There is no tomorrow in this desert, save what we saw yesterday,
so let me brandish my ode to break the cycle of time,
and let there be beautiful days!
How much past tomorrow holds!
I left myself to itself, a self filled with the present.
Departure emptied me of temples.
Heaven has its own nations and wars.
I have a gazelle for a wife,
and palm trees for odes in a book of sand.
What I see is the past.
For mankind, a kingdom of dust and a crown.
Let my language overcome my hostile fate, my line of descendants.
Let it overcome me, my father, and a vanishing that won't vaninsh.
This is my language, my miracle, my magic wand.
This is my obelisk and the gardends of my Babylon,
my first identity, my polished metal, the desert idol of an Arab
who worships what flows from rhymes like stars in his aba,
and who worships his own words.
So let there be prose.
There must be a divine prose for the Prophet to triumph.
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I may have Ph problems...how do I find out for sure?
A few of my plants tend to grow curled up in the middle...the leaves become somewhat like a spoon. Otherwise, they have no other suspicious symptoms.
I checked Dr. Optimara, and it appears that curled up leaves may be a sign of Ph problems. So I took this 3-in-1 gadget I bought at Home Depot and which is suppoed to measure Moisture, Light as well as Ph (pic provided), I set it on the Ph function and stuck it in the soil. For whatever it's worth, the indicator is always around 7 or even a bit above. Assuming the gadget works correctly, which comes with a major question mark, this would mean that the Ph is too alkaline and that I may indeed have a Ph problem.
But then again, I don't trust this thing because when I measure light with it, the result makes me very skeptical. I have my plants placed under a grow light, at the right distance, by the book, where they also get filtered sun from a south-west window (have sheers on).
I have showed the set up to other experts on this forum and people said it looks absolutely right. However, when I measure flourescent light right above the plant, it never shows more than 200 ft candles. If I was to go by what this gadget indicates, it would mean my set up doesn't work bc 200 ftcandles is very little. And yet, my plants already show signs of too much light (slightly pale in the middle), plus they have bloomed under those conditions...so I really doubt that grow light only provides 200 ftcandles like the gadget says.
The only time when this gadget registers lots of light is when plenty of us comes through the window a nd then it jumps straight to 1000-2000. Otherwise, it seems incapable of registering the softer light of fluorescents.
If this device is not accurate with measuring light, what makes me believe it is accurate when measuring Ph?
For a while I have been using tap water but then I have switched to spring water. I really don't know what kind of water we have here... soft, hard, whatever (???)...I just know we don't have any private filtration system. My soil is 1/3 perlite, 1/3 vermiculite, 1/3 AV Mix, overall quite light.
What is a very good method (and easy, if possible) of testing the Ph?
If that gadget is right and my Ph really is around 7 to 7+...what should I do to fix the problem?
Here is an example of how the middle curls up.
This particular plant has another oddity compared to others, in that the older leaves have grown long and bending down and under. Thet look as if they are wilty and drooping but they are in fact firm. They just grew that way for whatever unexplained reason. However, the little leaves in the middle are starting to curl up.
I still don't know much about the needs of verigates as this is the only one I have (Witch Doctor). Do they typically want more light or less light than the classic dark green leaves?
Either way, a few regular plants I have also show the curling up/spoon symptom though they do not have the outer leaves growing under like this one does.
I just need to know whether the spooning thing can be attributed to Ph.
Light meters are much more finicky to get working right, however, the ph meter should be ok as long as you have let the soil-less/water mixture sit and equalize at room temperature for a while. (sticking it in dry will always yield something around 7).
As for the droopy (looking), firm leaves, that's generally caused by too much light and/or no leaf supporting ring.
The over-all look of the of the center of the plant looks fine to me for juvenile leaves (I think you might be jumping the gun on the pH issue - a pH between 5-7 is good).
When I've had pH issues in the past (due to the addition of chloramine) the leaves start taking-on a tired yellow look more than anything else.
I'm not certain there is anything wrong with your center leaves; they may grow normally with time. Don't use water that is too cool. Room temperature around this house is a bit on the chilly side so I sometimes heat up my water so it is slightly warm on the wrist.
To check water Ph, I use test strips designed for aquarium use. You can find these at pet stores or Wal-Mart. Take the water you use for your violets minus any fertilizer & dip strips according to directions. You then compare the results to a chart. This isn't a scientifically accurate system but will give you a general idea. If the water is way too acid, you can add some baking soda, too alkaline, add vinegar. The test strips also have an indicator for water hardness & a few others that would only pertain to fish. I have also used these to test soil Ph on violets that have been potted for awhile by running my violet water minus feritlizer through the plant & then testing. This is an inexpensive way to do some water checking.
I side with Terry. You do not seem to have problems, and Ph problems create major yuckiness. It looks like that's how the young leaves of this variety grow being spooned.
Ph 7 is NEUTRAL. So if it is a bit above 6.3-6.8, it won't create any major problems.
Unless you have a seriously alkaline water - artesian well water can be it - city water is usually very decent. With time the soil becomes more acidic because that's how peat desintegrates. As far as I remember you experimented with adding stuff to soil mix - and if you added lime - it can cause some disbalance.
I do not trust Home Depot gizmo- it will probably tell you if you have severely acidic soil - or severely alkaline - but to trust it to show if your soil is PH 7 or PH 6.8 - which is good - it is probably just not precise enough.
The test which Terry suggested - is much more reliable - and as far as I remember - you use distilled water to add to your soil - and then measure the Ph of this water.
Good Luck
Then it is probably not Ph. Otherwise the plants look fine, it's jut that a few of them have the tendency to spoon in the middle and I didn't know what this was. Who knows...
As for Home Depot gizmo...I just got the confirmation that it wasn't really working, certainly not to accurately measure light.
I just received another light meter (Analog) which someone recommended on this forum and that seems to be quite reliable. I was surprised to learn that this one uses a tri-stage foot-candle range for precise readings on three scales; so fluorescent light is measured on a different scale than sun light. When I set the meter on fluorescent, it registered exactly 500 ft candles right at the plant level, so the set up I have really is the way it should be. Now I just need to receive my timer so I won't leave the poor plants under the grow light for all eternity, as I have sometimes done...and then get them pale in the middle.
And some leaf rings for support...:-)
Looks like this hobby is not as inexpensive as I thought it would be but it certainly is fun.
On top of that, a few days ago I also got my very first mouse ear EVER! It's embarrassing how exciting this thing can get. :-))))
Rather than a leaf ring support for the plant pictured above, I would take off the long stemmed leaves hanging out and let all the growth go towards the middle. (Repot lower to bury any naked trunk.) Most of those longer stemmed leaves look slightly smaller than the row above it anyways?.
A good healthy repotting hardly ever hurts!
Hmmm - as far as I remember the timer in Walmart is about $5 - the one for 2 prong fork, but the connector from 2 to 3 is something like a $1. The timer for 3 prong fork is $9.
You probably need several hours of supplemental light in the fall and winter - and just a bit if at all in summer.


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