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How's your chilling and bloom going?
We just past the end of chilling season in many areas that might be short on chilling. And things have been blooming in CA and similar areas for many weeks.
In west TX at 4500ft elevation we were caught between the very cold East and very warm West. So we'd have a couple days too cold for good chilling and then several too warm and repeat at least once a week all winter. This is normal only this winter was extreme in that regard.
Results were outside:
1050 hrs below 45
580 hrs 32-45
470 hrs below 32
360 hrs Utah
This gave zero bloom on Robada and Orangered apricots. There were flower buds but they aborted and never opened.
Greenhouse chilling:
1270 hrs Utah
This was achieved by holding the greenhouse 69 straight days where it never fell below 39F or rose above 57F. This gave 90% bloom on Robada and 60% bloom on Orangered both enough to require thinning. But as of right now my sweet cherries, which are just starting to bloom, still don't appear normal. The stigma looks normal but anthers don't appear to have much pollen. Maybe I'm warming them up too fast??
This post was edited by fruitnut on Sat, Mar 1, 14 at 11:57
It has been very warm in San Diego this winter.In my backyard I got
Below 45 Model: 166
Between 45 and 32 Model: 166
Utah Model: -171
The only stone fruit that didn't seem to be affected are splash pluot, sweet treat pluerry, and eva's pride peach. sweet treat pluerry is surprisingly very low chill with good bloom and fruit set. It pollinated well with my pluots.
Blenheim apricot has had a sporadic bloom of maybe 10% so far but still ongoing. Maybe 75% of those are aborting, the rest are setting fruit.
Minnie Royal and Royal Lee are blooming together sporadically at about 10% but still ongoing. Fruit set on them is decent at around 50%.
Spice zee nectaplum probably had 50% bloom, not sure about fruit set at this point.
The rest of my pluots have a pretty sporadic bloom that is ongoing and is still to early to determine what the fruit set will be like.
No signs of life from flavor delight aprium, cot-n-candy aprium, and double delight nectarine.
Seeing how early the west coast blooms brings up some questions. I often hear that early blooming or sometimes low chill may boom too early in my zone, hence subject to damage if a freeze occurs. Well any fruiting tree or plant in my area is going to have hundreds and hundreds of extra chill hours. Trees that require 800 chill hours are going to get 1600. So no matter if low chill, high chill, early bloom or late, if they bloom during a warm spell, as chilling hours are certainly met , they will be damaged. So, it is irrelevant the amount of chill hours a plant needs, as all are easily met here. An early blooming 100 chill hour plant may do extremely well here. In most years when it warms up, it stays warm, so yes in those years with late freezes we may have problems, but I'm beginning to think one needs to actually test trees in this area to really get an idea of how it will do. If year after year you don't get fruit, well OK, but if anybody needs early bloomers we do! After the cold winters, we are more than ready for action!
My Nectaplum sustained some tip damage, but will not bloom for at least 30 days , maybe 50 days from now.
10 days from now the low will be 12 degrees F. So spring is not even in sight yet.
Amazing what you can do with that little chilling. In general what I've had trouble with is the apricot and sweet cherries. On apricot the chilling requirements seem pretty rigid, get it right or bloom will suffer. Peaches and nectarine seem more OK with our fluctuating temperatures as long as it totals up OK in the end.
I may never figure out these sweet cherries.
My flavor delight aprium aborted 70% of its flower buds. It produced fruit, though.
So far my bella gold peacotums have opened 5% of their flower buds; they are suffering from lack of chill.
Spice zee nectaplum is doing fine; 100% of its flower buds are expected to open.
My 4-1-one pluot will start blooming next week; flavor king will be the first one to bloom, followed by flavor supreme, then flavor queen, and lastly by dapple dandy.
MY moormapark apricot seedling only had 50% bloom.
My Satsuma, Mariposa, and Santa Rosa plum did very well: 80% bloom.
Below 45 Model: 234
Between 45 and 32 Model: 234
Phoenix, AZ
In ground apples never went completely dormant (at tips). New Shell of Alabama (x2) apples broke dormancy and leafed out in pots third week in Jan. And I had to pinch flowers off of the terminal ends of both benchgrafts. Get them in the ground soon. None of the other potted apples (17 cultivars) have leafed out yet!
Only one of the pears has leafed out (Tennessee) though several didn't go completely dormant.
All peaches and nectarines save one are leafed out and most flowered by now. Double Delight nectarine on Nemaguard some bud swell.
Apricots, including Flavor Delight, just started breaking bud and flowering this week. Few still snoozing.
Kelsey plum leafed out 2 weeks ago and flowered, Mariposa, Early Golden, Burgundy and Inca just started leafing out past few days. All other plums/pluots either bud swell or asleep.
Con-n-Candy red bud swelled all over the place. Spice Zee red leaved all over but only 3 flowers.
Minnie Royal and Royal Lee spurs are swelling. MR seems to be ahead.
Sweet Treat covered in leaves.
Grapes are popping out. Blackberries primocanes (now florocanes) never went dormant. Peter's Honey fig is leafing out and other figs are just starting. Asian Persimmons dormant. Almonds leafing/never really went dormant. One of the pecans is showing some bud swell.
Washington Parent Navel Orange blossoms just starting to grow out.
This post was edited by Fascist_Nation on Sun, Mar 2, 14 at 1:27
How do you get your chilling info? Manually or electronically.
My Santa Rosa and dapple dandy just starting to break. Only a few buds showing but not quite open. Freezing rain tonight with freezing lows for the next few nights. I am greedy so I draped the frost cloth over the two trees and put out a flood light under them to hopefully save buds. Don't know if this will work but figured worth try. 75 degrees yesterday. Crazy weather. Everything else is still dormant.
Minus 12 F in Madison this morning, but, if you can believe the weather forecast, the end of winter here is finally in sight. By Friday we should be in the 30's, and there are no below zero lows forecast in the next week. We have about 6 inches of snow, and the ground is said to be frozen to a depth of about four feet. Our blueberries came through the winter with minimal rabbit damage, so it looks like we will get a good crop this summer.
This year was really bad for chill hours. Total chill hours prob no more that 200. Anna and dorsett golden bloomed in january. Royal lee and minnie royal bloomed in late january. I was worried about sweet treat pluerry because of lack of chill but it has bloomed heavily in the last 2 weeks. My burgundy plum has only started to break dormancy. My young parfianka aborted 2 flowers but it has put on 5" growth in about a month. All my guavas (6) have just started to grow but it blooms on new growth mid year.
Sharp contrast here from year to year which is expected in my neck of the woods but its been the coldest winter I can remeber. Here are the numbers from 2012/2013 and 2013/2014 from Nov 1st to today.
Below 45, 189
Btw 45 & 32, 173
Utah(not that it matters here) -289
Below 45, 696
Btw 45 & 32 578
Utah 0
You can add at least another 36 hours to that total as we are not getting above 45 for the next couple days! On a bad note, it wasnt suppost to get below 40 last night, woke up this morning to go to work and its 34 degrees and dipped down to 29 for a couple hours when the sun came up. Had my potted Lychee and several citrus still out side! Hoping for the best. At least they were on the south side of the house so hopefully that little micro climate will have kept the temp a few degrees above that. Plus they are tucked right up next to all my water barrels so there is some degree of insulation, plus the little amount of heat coming from the house.
Good Morning /Afternoon All~
It is going to be an interesting year for fruit. I hope I at least get a few to eat through the year. ïÂÂ
Got some good crazy rain over the weekend. Thunder woke me straight out of bed. Worst I have ever heard or felt. Yard is now a muddy sinking mess. Poor animals (Horse, chickens, dogs and cats) are miserable as am I but trees and veges are loving it! No watering for me anytime soon. ïÂÂ
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Here are my sad numbersâ¦â¦
Below 45 Model: 83
Between 45 and 32 Model: 83
Utah Model: -669
New tree, leafing out.
Few leaves, no bud swell. Tree has been in the ground 3 years now, grows beautifully, tons of vigor (Unknown rootstock), not ONE fruit yet. ïÂÂ
Few flowers, did not set, no bud swell, dormant.
Cot -N- Candy
50% bloom, flowers look normal (Beautiful tree), seems to be good fruit set.
Never went dormant, flowering now. Ate an apple just a few weeks ago from this tree (Was yummy ïÂÂ).
Dorsett Golden
Never went dormant, flowering is just about finished. Fruit has set. Need to thin.
Tips of branches has mini leaves, no bud swell.
Pink Lady
A few tips have mini leaves and flowered, one fruit has set, no bud swell.
New tree, leafing out.
Asian Pear
Dormant, no bud swell.
I know some are setting fruit. Just donâÂÂt remember which ones as I am at work. All are in full bloom. Types are Pink Lemonade, Sharpblue, Southmoon, Sunshine Blue
Minnie Royal, Royal Lee
Both have been slowly flowering. Not sure on fruit set.
Spice Zee
50% bloom, flowers look normal, hopeful for fruit set.
Artic Star
Blooming, flowers look abnormal, not sure of fruit set.
Double Delight
Dormant, no bud swell.
Desert Delight
Early bloom, young tree, knocked fruit off.
Snow Queen
Dormant, no bud swell.
August Pride
Blooming, flowers look abnormal, not sure of fruit set.
Few flowers, few leaves, no bud swell on most of tree.
Desert Gold
Early bloom, fruit has set.
EvaâÂÂs Pride
Early bloom, fruit has set.
Dormant, no bud swell.
May Pride
Blooming, flowers look abnormal, not sure on fruit set.
Mid Pride
Started out slow but is now in full bloom. Flowers look normal, hopeful for fruit set.
Red Baron
Dormant, no bud swell.
20% bloom, not sure of fruit set.
Dormant, no bud swell.
Emerald Drop
Full bloom, flowers look normal, hopeful for fruit set.
Flavor Grenade
Some bud swell.
Flavor King
Few flowers (Look normal), some bud swell.
"...And things have been blooming in CA and similar areas for many weeks."
Yes, we've been blooming for a while now. 'Desert Gold' peach is "almond in the shell" size and has been thinned on a couple of passes. 'Arctic Star' nectarine will get it's first thinning pass this weekend. 'Burgundy' and 'Beauty' plums have started setting some fruit as well.
I'm growing things that are suited for my locale, and I'm not pushing any limits, so I don't pay any attention to chill hour calculators. For me they are as relevant as tracking tide patterns. ;)
In Santa Barbara
Red Barron Peach, planted 2 falls ago, is in full bloom
Gold Kist apricot got its first pass at thinning
Both Panamint and Arctic Star nectarines are about ready for thinning
Planted last spring, Anna apple has fruit set and needs thinning
One of the new pluots is in full bloom as well too bad the pollenator plums are not
All the rest of my new trees are all busy leafing or getting ready to


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I know, I know, how can a healthy food blogger post something as decadent as chocolate mousse? Well, to start, it's made from avocados, so it isn't all bad. Plus, we healthy vegans need something decadent every once in awhile, right? If you're trying to lose weight, then I highly suggest you don't read past my Weekly Wrap-Up. I'll even spare you the photo of my luscious creation until later in the post (note: I am going to work on a low-fat version of this mousse ASAP).
Before we get to the incredible mousse recipe and photos that I made yesterday, here's a quick wrap-up of the posts I wrote this week in case you missed any of them.
On Monday, March 19th, I wrote about my trip to San Diego last weekend to visit this little guy (plus some of my friends and family members who live there ):
I won't get to see this punkin' again until late May, but I'm already dreaming of baby snuggles with him. While I was on the road, I enjoyed some of my gluten-free, no-sugar added Cookies for All Seasons that helped satisfy me for breakfast and dessert (this is a major feat for me because I am always ravenous when I travel). They are only sweetened with bananas, applesauce and dried fruit and they are an ideal treat for someone who is eating a very clean, healthy vegan diet (or for kids!). These cookies would be a great alternative to the chocolate mousse recipe I am about to post.
The cookies looked like this and the printable recipe is here :
On Tuesday, March 20th, I celebrated national Meatout Day with some great meat-free recipes including mine for Curried Tempeh Tacos . I also posted a recipe here for a healthy-version of my Chocolate Cherry Bomb smoothie made with a secret ingredient (two cups of frozen broccoli florets). Even with the green vegetables, the smoothie stays a beautiful red color so husbands', kids', and even your own tastebuds won't know that there are vegetables in this smoothie:
For "What I Ate" Wednesday, I posted a photo journal of all my food intake from the previous day (you can see that post here ). I also wrote about finding sustained energy for a busy life and how my energy levels have transformed since cleaning up my diet.
The next day, Thursday, March 22nd, I posted the three resources that helped me begin my journey to a healthy, vegan life. You can read the comments on that post (found here ) for some other excellent suggestions from readers. Oh yeah, I also posted some embarrassing pictures of myself taken throughout the years. Yikes!
Yesterday, Friday, I posted a new "cream" sauce that I've been using on steamed greens. It's made from sesame seeds and cashews plus lemons and vinegar. The recipe can be found here , the sauce looks like this:
I also used this post to compile some of my other favorite sauces to use on vegetables to make them taste delicious. Who knew that healthy foods could taste so good? It is possible.
Now it's time to get to what you've all been waiting for…the Mousse recipe!!! How does one make a rich, velvety, mind-blowing dessert without using any butter or eggs? It all starts with two ripe avocados:
The idea is to blend the avocados with a sweetener like dates and cacao powder to transform the texture into velvety chocolate. A high-speed blender is required to fully blend the dates. If you want to use a food processor, it is okay to do so, but it just won't be quite as smooth. I would highly suggest you soak your dates first if you are going to use a food processor, this will help blend them.
Using the Vitamix, I combined the main ingredients: avos, dates and cacao powder. I used soy milk as the liquid, but any non-dairy milk would be fine. I also added a small block of tofu to help fill out the mousse plus some vanilla for flavor and flax meal just 'cuz.
All of the ingredients got put together in a not-so-pretty package:
But, minutes later, I had this lovely dish of chocolate, fluffy decadence:
Seriously. Best. Dessert. Ever. As I mentioned in my intro, I'm going to work on a low-fat version of this as soon as next week. I enjoy being able to have healthy treats on a daily basis, but with two large avocados and 12 large dates, this version is a "special occasion" kind of dessert.
The recipe:
Decadent Vegan Chocolate Mousse – Makes 4 Servings
2 large ripe avocados
10-12 large pitted dates (start with fewer dates and add more until you reach the desired sweetness)
1 ounce of tofu or about a 2 inch by 2 inch piece (optional)
1 1/2 – 2 cups of unsweetened soy milk or your favorite non-dairy milk (if you are using a sweetened version, then cut way back on your dates)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons cacao powder
1 teaspoon flax meal (optional)
Combine all ingredients in a high-speed blender and whirl on highest speed possible. You may need to add more non-dairy milk to help blend. Also, be sure to taste during the process to see if it needs more dates (start with fewer and then add more if needed).
I should note that I was inspired to make this recipe by my blogging friend Lisa who writes at Thrive Style (it's one of the only non-vegan food blogs I read, mainly because Lisa is just a cool chick). She wrote about her Chocolate Avocado Pudding here and it reminded me of mine that I made once a super-long time ago .
Have a wonderful weekend, friends! I'm hoping to do some fun stuff combined with a few school projects plus finally cracking open my new pressure cooking book that arrived last week!
See you back here on Monday with some (hopefully) more delicious, healthy recipes!
P.S. Don't forget you can find me on Facebook here and Twitter here . I'm also building some cool boards on Pinterest now, too!

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Pex piping
My plumber wants to connect my new sink with the new Pex (?sp) plastic tubing. My current house built in 1968 has all copper pipe's. The small cost isn't a concern. My question is, other that time saving on his part, what benefit is it to me?
Any assistance is appreciated.
As long as you do not need to be able to make DIY repairs, there will be little difference.
And even if you should attempt DIY repairs, all you will need to do is learn the basics and buy new tools.
I did minor plumbing for several years as part of my remodeling business---and mainly used copper pipe and solder. Had experience with various plastic piping---all bad. Up until Pex came along.
When a plumber friend showed me how to do the work---and how easy and successful the stuff is to use, I was slowly convinced.
My house also has copper---even the waste piping, so since I have no need for the new tools, I will stay with copper here, but would use Pex if I were to do a refit.
x2 on the pex.
great stuff to work with although
it does require fittings & tools specific to
will be using pex this spring in my
personal home for bathroom remodel
& kitchen sink hook ups. may get brave
& re-pipe all of the house!
best of luck
There are different types of PEX. The only PEX to use is Uponor PEX. I think some Home Depots may now carry the Uponor, but never use the other PEX products; otherwise you can get it off the internet. The Uponor PEX has been in use for 40 years in Europe and was invented by a German; it was fought by the unions in the U.S. because the labor and skill level is nothing compared to what is needed for copper. Milwaukee makes a special 12 volt tool to make the connections which can only be made by a special tool. A hand operated tool is also available. It is the only general plumbing method I use as a contractor. We never use copper for a whole house new construction or remodel but it easily mixes with copper. If you are really mechanically inclined look at the Milwaukee YouTube video and give it a try. Otherwise hire a professional and watch how easy it is to install. I have no connection to Uponor or Milwaukee (but I have $$$$$$$ of Milwaukee tools) and I think the Uponor/Milwaukee YouTube videos will speak for themselves.
what are you changing?
the connection from the cutoff to the sink?
yes..pex..no!! flex stainless..screw on fittings..$5 or so at Lowes
new tools??
sharkbit fittings changes all that..can press 2 fitting together??
if you have to press the rings for PEX yes on new tools..$30 for a home owner?
but what fittings are you changing?
from the wall to the sink? the sink risers?? forget PEX..flex hose with screw on fittings.
Hans..you kidding right??sharkbit type fittings..side step type different pipe types.
yes copper/pex/cpvc/pvc/polyvinyl...yep just about all..
without special tools..
ok..I only be doing this type for repair since 2003..
so I might not be an 'expert' but are 'experts' always right?
No doubt the Uponor system is quite good. I have one of the big crimpers for the regular outer rings. Requires lots of room for the handles when they are fully opened. Now I use the Oetiker rings and a simple tool to crimp them. Use the specific PEX size ( the rings come in hundreds of sizes) and the proper tool, crimp them completely and there is nothing that holds better. Be sure to crimp them until the edges of the ear touch each other with no possible travel remaining.
Here is a link that might be useful: Oetiker
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Annual Flower Sale
It's time once again for our Annual Flower Sale! The sale is going on now through Friday, April 10, 2015. All proceeds will provide financial assistance for children to attend Wyandot Overnight Camp and Day Camp. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and colleagues to participate in this special sale, and go now to our website (link below) to place your orders!
Pick up time for the flower orders will be Saturday, May 9, 2015 from 11:00am – 1:00pm in the Camp Wyandot, Inc. parking lot:
1890 Northwest Blvd, Columbus, OH 43212
Order forms are available on the website now!
Applications are now being accepted for the BEST SUMMER JOBS EVER!
We are currently accepting applications for both our overnight and day camps!
Camp Wyandot Day Camp at Highbanks Metro Park will be running 10 weeks this summer from June 7 to August 14! There is mandatory training for staff which will run from June 1- June 5. If you or anyone you know are interested in joining the Day Camp team, be sure to visit our website for more information and to fill out an application!
Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp in the beautiful Hocking Hills is also looking for staff members! Overnight camp will be running 6 weeks this summer from June 21 to August 1! Mandatory staff training will be held at Camp Wyandot beginning June 10 and running through June 19. If you or anyone you know are interested in joining our Overnight Camp team, be sure to visit our website for more information and to fill out your application!
Spring Work Weekend
The weather is improving and it's time to start getting ready for the camping season!
We will be having our Spring Work Weekend down at Camp Wyandot the weekend of April 24-26, 2015. Come on down and help us with an array of projects to prepare the facilities for another busy and successful camping season!!! You can come just for the day on Saturday or stay for the whole weekend!
Registration is currently open on our website, or you can just click here!
Camp Registration and Important Dates!
Camp registration for the 2015 season is open and in full swing – as you read this, we have more campers registered for both Day and Overnight Camp than we had registered at the same time last year. Now is the time to register before the session(s) of your choice are filled. Be sure to register today!
Early Bird Discount deadline is approaching fast! Get your registration in by May 3, 2015 in order to take advantage of this special!
Campership applications are due by April 15, 2015! Remember these are awarded on a first come, first served basis (pending qualifications) so get yours in ASAP!
Click here to register for Camp Wyandot Day Camp!
Click here to register for Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp!
Spring Skills Weekend 2015
Wyandot Explorers' annual Spring Skills Weekend at Camp Wyandot is May 2-3 2015. Participants will enjoy a day of nature study and learning outdoor living skills. We will have a Grand Council Fire Saturday night to celebrate accomplishments of the school year.
Each group needs to bring a sack lunch or their own food supplies to cook Saturday lunch over an open fire at one of the many fire rings around camp. If you will need assistance cooking over a fire please inform the office and we will be sure to have a trainer available during lunch to help you with basic fire building and outdoor cooking. For more information, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the office at 614-481-8227.
Two days and one night of activities, snacks, and meals cost $25 per person. Siblings and parents are welcome! (Cost is $25 for Wyandot Explorers;$30 for non- Wyandot Explorer members). You may also choose to attend for the day Saturday and participate in the activities but not stay overnight. Cost for this option is $14 for Wyandot Explorers or $20 for non- Wyandot Explorerers. Please check the website for all options. Register for Spring Skills Weekend today!!!
We continue to accept applications for both our overnight and day camps!
Open Houses
Camp season is just around the corner! Bring your friends and join us for our camp Open Houses!
Wyandot Day Camp Open House is Saturday, April 18 from 3-5 PM at the Day Camp site in Highbanks Metro Park (685 W Powell Rd, Lewis Center, OH 43035). You'll have a chance to meet the Camp Director, tour the area, and learn more about our Day Camp program!
Camp Wyandot Overnight Camp Open House will be held on Sunday, May 3 from 2-5 PM at Camp Wyandot in Rockbridge, OH (23834 Clear Creek Rd, Rockbridge, OH 43149). Meet the Camp Director, go on a guided tour of the camp, and learn all about our overnight camp programs!
We hope to see you there!
The 2015 Wyandot Explorers Bead Fair
The Wyandot Explorers had a fantastic time at this year's annual Bead Fair. We had over 20 youth show up with their groups and/or families! It was a fun afternoon!
There were 6 activities this year. A station about water tension where the kids were able to see various items (rocks, soap, paper clips, etc) either float or sink in a dish of water. An Oil Spill area, where they could try different methods of cleaning oil out of water. A self portrait table, where they made pictures of themselves out of torn construction paper. A disability obstacle course, where they had to navigate a series of obstacles as a group, each person with a different disability (could only use one leg, couldn't talk, couldn't see, etc). And a station to create hanging "chandeliers" out of cut up plastic water bottles colored with markers. This "handiwork" decorated by the kids and volunteers will be combined into one big chandelier to hang down at Camp Wyandot!
We finished the afternoon with a round of singing "fun songs" with Lisa Graham!
We'd like to thank all the volunteers who helped; we couldn't have done it without you!
Farewell Jeanene Dixon (Jed)
Jeanene E. Dixon, age 65, passed away at her home on February 16, 2015. She was preceded in death by her mother Viola Grace Dixon and her father Robert James Dixon. She is survived by her brother James Dixon and Susan Dupler. She retired in 2014 from The Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services where she was a case manager and supervisor. While with the County, she was especially devoted to her work with the LEAP program. She was an alumnus of Camp Fire, Inc. and Camp Wyandot overnight camp. As a dedicated volunteer and camp staff member, "Jed" was committed to the mission and future success of Camp Wyandot. Friends and loved ones may gather to celebrate her life between 5 and 7:30 PM on March 2, 2015 at Southwick-Good and Fortkamp Funeral Chapel, 3100 N. High St. Columbus, Ohio 43202. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her name to Camp Wyandot overnight camp at the business office, 1890 Northwest Blvd. Suite 130, Columbus, Ohio 43212.
2015 Bead Fair Rescheduled
The Bead Fair was scheduled for Saturday, February 21. Due to snowy weather conditions, we had to reschedule the event and change the location. The new Bead Fair date is now Saturday, March 21 from 1-3 PM at Atonement Lutheran Church (1621 Francisco Rd, Columbus, OH 43220). If you have any questions or concerns about the new date or registering for the Bead Fair, please call the office.
Flower Sale 2015
We are in need of volunteers to help us coordinate the upcoming Annual Camp Wyandot Flower Sale. This is an important way we raise money for essential funding support, including camperships. Margie Dooley has agreed to play a key role in this year's event, but she needs some additional support. More information will be forthcoming within the next 2 weeks; meanwhile, if you can offer a couple of hours for this time-honored Camp Wyandot tradition, please let us know by calling the office at 614.481.8227 or by contacting Margie at firstname.lastname@example.com. As always, we appreciate your support!


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The day I told my veterinary client the truth
One of my idols is Dr. Gregory House from TV's House. Though he's quite a jerk—unfeeling and conceited—he says things nobody else can, and he's usually right. In the real world, he would probably have been fired long ago despite his brilliance, so you're not likely to find many people like him. But I really wish I could be as blunt with my clients as he is with his. Especially with the ones who shouldn't have pets at all.
I've met many clients I think shouldn't have a pet. They can't afford basic care or simply don't want to pay for it. Rarely have I ever said anything to them in a direct way. Why? I'm a veterinarian. Like many of you, I have a hard time confronting people with hard truths and bold judgments.Also, I don't want to drive people away from our clinic. I want to maintain a good reputation as a sympathetic and caring doctor. So when I see these clients, I normally go to the back and complain along with the rest of the staff or go online and blog about it.
Not so a few days ago. A client came in for a rabies vaccine for her dog. Her only reason for making the appointment was that her other dog had bitten someone and was under quarantine at Animal Control because its rabies vaccine wasn't current.
Not only were her dogs behind on vaccines, they weren't on heartworm or flea preventives either and hadn't seen a veterinarian in years.
The client said she didn't have the money for my basic recommendations and couldn't do anything other than the rabies shot. As I began to speak to her in response, something shifted in me. I told her about the severe, life-threatening risks of heartworms, distemper, and parvovirus. I told her she was leaving her dogs at risk for disease and potential death. And then I did what I have never done before: I suggested that she consider finding homes for them with someone who could pay for basic preventive care.
Many of you may be thinking, "You're a coward if you've never talked to clients about this!" You may be right. All I can say is discussing these things with colleagues is very different from confronting someone. But avoiding that confrontation hurts our patients and denies clients the truth.
I'm not saying we need to be cruel or argumentative. I was careful to be as polite as possible, and I saw the client get a little wide-eyed at the suggestion that she give up her pets. It made me cringe inside. But it needed to be said, and I don't regret saying it. In fact, I'm now more likely to do it again in the future.
These days, I'm working to be more direct with clients, telling them what they need to hear—not what they want to hear. You can be more polite than Dr. House and still say what you need to say. When you do, you're doing the pet owner a favor and staying true to yourself and your mission to help animals.
Dr. Chris Bern is an associate in Woodstock, Ga., and he blogs about the veterinary life at http://avetsguidetolife.blogspot.com/.
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Predetermined overhead variance, applied, unit cost
7. Blue Company applies overhead based on direct labor hours. At the beginning of the year, Blue estimates overhead to be $480,000, Machine hours to be 120,000, and Direct Labor to be 80,000. During January, Blue has 6700 direct labor hours and 11000 machine hours.
a. What is the predetermined overhead rate?
1. $6 per direct labor hour
2. $40,200
3. $4 per machine hour
4. $44,000
5. none of the above
b. What is the amount of overhead applied for January?
c. If the actual overhead for January is $41,000, what is the overhead variance and is it overapplied or underapplied?
8. Brown has applied overhead of $73000 and actual overhead of 87600 for the month of November. It applies overhead based on direct labor hours and those equaled 14600 in November. Overhead for the year was estimated to be $900,000. How many direct labor hours were estimated for the year.
a. 175200
b. 180,000
c. $5
d. 150,000
e. $6
9. At the beginning of the year, Mona Inc estimated that overhead would be $540,000 and direct labor hours would be 180,000. At the end of the year, actual overhead was $616,000 and there were actually 205,200 direct labor hours.
a. What is the overhead variance?
b. What is the predetermined overhead rate?
10. Sanders Manufacturing has the following amounts listed before reconciling the overhead variance.
Estimated overhead $760,000
Applied overhead $756,000
Actual Overhead $740,000
Cost of goods sold $935,000
Assuming that any overhead variance is immaterial, calculate the adjusted Cost of Goods Sold after adjusting for the overhead variance.
a. $951,000
b. $919,000
c. $939,000
d. $955,000
e. $915,000
11. On February 1, Job 12 had a beginning balance of $200. During February, direct materials of $500 and direct labor of $200 were added to the job. Overhead is applied to production at a rate of 55% of direct labor. There are 5 units in Job 12.
What is the unit cost?
a. $22
b. $20
c. $28
d. $50.54
e. none of these
12. Kratzer Company designs and builds fire trucks. During May it had applied overhead of $105,000. Overhead is applied at the rate of 70% of direct labor cost. Direct labor wages average $10 per hour.
How many direct labor hours did Kratzer Company have for the month of May?
a. 15,000
b. 10,500
c. 1,500,000
d. 4,500
e. none of these
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Growth and reproduction in the females of two species of gerbil, Tatera brantsi (A. Smith) and Tatera afra (Gray)
Article first published online: 7 MAY 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-7998.1954.tb07804.x
1954 The Zoological Society of London
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
Volume 124, Issue 3, pages 631–658, November 1954
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Measroch, V. (1954), Growth and reproduction in the females of two species of gerbil, Tatera brantsi (A. Smith) and Tatera afra (Gray). Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 124: 631–658. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7998.1954.tb07804.x
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- Article first published online: 7 MAY 2010
- Received 28th July 1953
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- 1The Tatera brantsi material consisted of 360 females collected between January and December 1946 from the Reef area around Johannesburg. Transvaal, and also of seventeen females which were kept in captivity for eleven months.
The oestrus cycle of the laboratory females was studied by means of daily vaginal smears. The cycle lasted from four to six days from one pro-oestrus to the next. The average length of gestation was twenty-two and a half days and of lactation twenty-two to twenty-four days. It was apparent that in captivity the gerbils tended to go into anoestrus and only aporadic pregnancies occurred.
The clean body-weight of females from the field ranged from 12 to 106 gm. with a mean of 60.05. The estimated weight at birth was 5.5 grams the lightest adult female weighed 37 gm. and the lightest pregnant female 52 gm.
Breeding occurred all the year round but was reduced to a minimum in October, November and December. The age at puberty is discussed. It is estimated that a single female produces five to six litters in one year. The mean number of corpora lutea was 2.94 and of embryos 2.64. The different stages of the reproductive cycle are described.
- 2The T. afra material consisted of 422 females obtained between January and December 1946, in the region of the South-west Cape. The females ranged from 15 to 90 gm in weight with a mean of 52.2 gm. The estimated weight at birth was 4.5 gm., the lightest adult female weighed 36 gm. and the lightest pregnant female 43 gm.
The breeding season lasted eight months from the beginning of August until the end of March. The age at puberty is discussed. It was estimated that one female could produce six to seven litters in one season. The mean number of corpora lutea was 4.06 and of embryos 3.98. The relationship of the number of ova ovulated to the season, the body-weight and to intra-uterine mortality is discussed.
- 3The main features of reproduction and breeding in T. afra and T. brantsi are compared and contrasted with those of some other small African mammals and British rodents.


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Sumlin introduced as Texas A&M coach
"The thing that I liked about him was how genuine his love for Texas A&M is and how much he loves working in the state of Texas and how much he loves what we stand for here at Texas A&M," Byrne said.
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|Webcam Ore Mountains - A view from the rooftop of the Beerenvilla (alt. ca. 890 m) in Zinnwald-Georgenfeld (Altenberg / Saxony).
Operator: Zinnwald-Georgenfeld im Erzgebirge
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|City View - A view along the main street of Seiffen with the Bergkirche in the background.
|Panorama Seiffen - View over Seiffen, with Bergkirche, town hall and cable car.
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|Bierwiesenteich - A view towards the Bierwiesenteich and the bowling alley of Pfaffroda.
|View of Olbernhau - View of the city center of Olbernhau, Ore Mountains.
|Private Weathercam - Private weathercam of the weatherstation Pirna-Jessen.
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|FreitalCam - Webcam in Freital pointing to the Dresdner Strasse, the main street of Freital.
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Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Single RoomMax Occupancy: 1 guest (up to 1 infant)
Hotel in Portimao (Praia da Rocha) near Rock Beach
This hotel is located in Portimao (Praia da Rocha), close to the beach, Rock Beach, Portimao Marina, and Portimao Museum. Also nearby are Sao Joao do Arade Fort and Fort of Santa Catarina.
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Hotel Avenida Praia provides a bar/lounge, complimentary wireless Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Portimao hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a fireplace in the lobby.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 61
- Number of floors - 7
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The beach was directly across the road from us and we went to sleep hearing the sound of waves. ...
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Securitizing British India: A New Framework of Analysis for the First Anglo-Afghan War, Mark F. Honnen
Thomas Pogge And The Two Types Of Libertarian, Zachary Hopper
Negotiating the Faculty Journey: Technology, Teaching, and Tenure, Joseph Horne
Predictors of Caregiver Confidence in Caring for Their Hospitalized Child Following Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury, Margaret B. Hudepohl
Not Simply Women's Bodybuilding: Gender and the Female Competition Categories, Sheena A. Hunter
Tobacco Smoke and Asthma among Adults at the National and State Levels: Do Smoke-Free Laws and Regulations Affect Smoking Rate among those with Asthma?, Mariam Ibrahim
The Role of Empowerment in Crowdsourced Customer Service, Stephen K. Ichatha
Evaluating Disparities in Quality of Life in the City of Atlanta Using an Urban Health Index, Karla A. Ilic
Use of Antenatal and Skilled Care During Delivery: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Effectiveness of Interventions Implemented in Developing Countries, Calister Peter Imeda Ms
The Mental Health Consequences of Losing a Parent: Does Culture Moderate the Impact of Parental Death?, Daisuke Ito
Epidemiological insights on the association between female genital mutilation and Hepatitis C Infection in Egypt: An Examination using Demographic and Health Survey data of Egypt, 2008., Shameem F. Jabbar
The Role of Empowerment in the Job Search Process of Re-Entering African American Men, Chloe Jackson
Public Housing Relocation Of Older Adults In Atlanta: Challenging The Aging In Place Concept., Laquanda Jackson
An Examination of the Risk Factors Associated With Asthma Prevalence Among a Sample of Displaced Public Housing Residents in Atlanta, Ga., Matt C. Jackson
Hippocampal Volume and its Association with Verbal Memory in Adult Survivors of Pediatric Brain Tumor, Reema Jayakar
Data Collection and Capacity Analysis in Large-scale Wireless Sensor Networks, Shouling Ji
From Autonomy to Collaboration: A Creative Process, James E. Johnson
The Impact of Legislation on the Organization: Evaluating the Impact of Corporate Governance Regulation on the Internal Audit Function, Kevin K. Jones
An Examination of Standards-based Practices in College Algebra in the First Two Years of College, Laurn R. Jordan Dr.
Synthesis of Novel Heterocyclic N-Oxide Glycosides: Glycosylation of Myxin Analogs, Jarin Joyner
Cyborg in the Mirror: Embodiment in Video Games, Andrea Judy
Contributions of Caregivers Interaction to Infant Attention, Nahomie Julien
Development of RNA Microchip for Pathogen and Cancer Direct Detection, Lilian W. Kamau-Gatogo
Contemplative Studies in Context, Bishal Karna
Destroying the Mystique of Paris: How the Destruction of Les Halles Served as a Symbol for Gaullist Power and Modernization in 1960s and 1970s Paris, Scott A. Kasten
Molecular Probe Designs For Nucleic Acid Based Detection, Manindar Kaur
Mixed Classes, Mixed Pedagogies: A Study Of Intercultural Collaborative Learning In A College Developmental Writing Course, Daniel M. Keleher
The Social Determinants of Multidrug Resistant Tuberculosis in the United States Between 2005 and 2009, Rabia Khan
Essays on the Impact of Aid and Institutions on Income Inequality and Human Welfare, Samphors Khieu
Association Of Socio Demographic Characteristics With Condom Used At Last Sexual Intercourse Among Adults 15 To 49 Years Between Côte D'Ivoire And Senegal An Examination Of Measure Demographic Health Survey Data 2005, Marie Huguette Kayi Akpedje Kingbo
You Define Me., Nicole A. Klein
Is Leucine Intake Associate with Enhanced Muscle Protein Synthesis and Attenuated Muscle Protein Breakdown?, Ashley D. Knight