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This French inspired mansion is located at 1114 Post Oak Place in Westlake, TX. It was built in 2005 and boasts 11,703 square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms, 5 full and 3 half bathrooms, grand double staircase, double height dining room, 2-story great room, full bar, gourmet kitchen, 2-story library, master suite with 3 closets, covered patio with fireplace, swimming pool and much more. It is listed at $9,600,000, which seems really high to me. I can only see it going for somewhere close to that price if it were located in somewhere prestigious like Preston Hollow or Highland Park.
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I was surprised how huge it is in the last pic. Looked smaller from the entrance.
Love the water and golf course view.
Isn't much that I would change in the house.
I have to say I quite like this. Even though it won't grace the pages, of architectural digest, it does feel more refined than other homes we see from this area. I like the front facade with the two huge windows framing the front entrance. I like the interior bits shown (although the photos do a poor job of conveying room sizes and layout). The rear of the home is a a little more tract-homeish than I would have liked to see in a nearly $10 million home. I also would never be able to get used to looking at a golf course with dead grass.
I like the front facade, or at least the central section we can see in the picture. The rear facade looks typically (for this type of house) over-sized, although I like the pools and the outdoor spaces. There are some nice details inside, but it's yet another suburban study in beige. With a much more sophisticated decor, that includes some color, it looks like it could be pretty nice. Like Kenny said, for the same money, if I had to live in Dallas I would prefer Highland Park.
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This home was featured on the season finale of "Style" network's reality show, "Big Rich Texas". It was the financial controversy of all the ladies in Dallas because "Leslie" had leased the property, when she told everyone she had purchased it. When seen on the show, the room sizes really come into perspective. "Leslie" also adds on the show that it has an elevator. The entrance of the home is quite bland for my taste and the rear is very "tract home" inspired, in my view. I do quite enjoy the view and the way the home entrance hides the size. The interior seems to have no detail in interior design and the woods look cheap. This home is "uber" generic and the only thing custom about it is foyer. I am not a big fan of Texas and most certainly not for this price. At $9.6 mil, I would much rather purchase a chic modern home with a helicopter pad in the Hollywood Hills or a 20,000+ square foot French chateau in regal McLean,Va. As they said about "Leslie's" purchase in the reality show, I say the same for this home, "Something just doesn't add up."
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The crappy quality of the photos is a shame because I really like what I see. There's a nice simplicity to the front elevation, especially considering how "loud" large homes tend to be, style-wise, in Texas. Dusk is not a good time to take pictures for a home listing, but I can't imagine the place looks any less beige at noon. Some more color is in order, but once that's done this will be a beautiful home. As others have said, the rear elevation is less flattering than the front, but the views are nice if golf courses and man-made bodies of water are your thing…it's better than looking at another home when you sit on your back patio I would say. I looked around on birds eye view at some of the rest of this neighborhood, and I came away impressed with the homes…most of them look quite attractive and I think they're a cut above the typical high-end subdivision in TX.
Either the current owners are way early on their Christmas decorations, or this home has been sitting on the market for quite a while. Given the asking price, the latter would not surprise me.
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I love the view of the lake! However, the price is too high.


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Help with JM Size
I landscaped our new house about three years ago, and at the time knew very little about gardening. I bought a Bloodgood JM because it was beautiful and I knew very little about it except that JM's were "small." Anyway, I planted it in a little nook of the house. It's about a 4'x4' square with house on two sides and sidewalk on two sides. I now know that this tree is way too big for this spot and I never should have planted it there. Having said that, it's beautiful where it is and I would love to leave it. Is that at all possible? Can I root-prune it to slow growth as well as pruning it for size? Or do I need to bite the bullet and move it?
Of course, all that may be moot. I'm waiting to see if it will survive the freeze two weeks ago.
I would wait until late fall or early winter and then move it. Bloodgoods will eventually grow more than 20' tall and just about as wide. You might be able to grow some of the dwarf or threadleaf JM varieties in that spot, such as Kamagata, Mikawa yatsubusa, Koto no ito, Villa taranto, Beni ubi gohan. Most dissectum varieties, although relatively small in height, will grow wider than tall, so I would avoid them.


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This looks like a Ladies pubic hair shape....all the food is still stuck in this triangle...what is the point?
eu acho que está muito bom. simples e, para quem sabe o que é uma pirâmide de alimentos, directíssimo.
I have absolutely no idea what this ad is trying to communicate... : (
Bring back the sewer rats!!! : )
Turn the food pyramid upside down.....
And then what, it comes out your butt?
I see the upside down part, but not the out the butt part.
even GLBT's need a healthy diet? wtf does this mean? If you ate all that healthy crap, would you really need a laxative?
Hmmm, a new take for the food pyramid. Something's missing...
"There are times when you've got trouble keeping it down..."
Se entiende claramente como la pirámide apunta como una flecha hacia abajo,
osea: Todo lo que entra sale!
Me parece una buena idea, simple y directa.
if you know what the food pyramid is, you'll understand this ad although execution could've been done better


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I'm trying to implement the pLSA algorithm proposed by Thomas Hoffman (1999). However, all the implementations I have found consider the input term-doc matrix as complete instead of sparse. Since my input matrix is quite large and sparse, I would like to find out an algorithm which supports the sparsity. Could you help me find one? Matlab or Java is preferred.
UPDATE I have found out that the PennAspect http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~ungar/Datamining/software_dist/PennAspect/index.html in fact implement PLSA with sparse matrix input.
The solution is simple. A 2D ragged array(an array which does not have the same length for each row) can be used to represent the sparse matrix.


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There's much angst over the cyberattack that we and others reported about Wednesday — a denial-of-service broadside allegedly aimed at an anti-spam group by a Dutch hosting company, Cyberbunker. It led to reports about, supposedly, major congestion on the Web.
Well, there are two things everyone needs to know this morning:
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-- The claim that this "biggest in history" attack caused chaos on the Web "would be exciting and scary, except it's just not true." (Gizmodo)
As Gizmodo noted, the most alarming language about what happened came from Matthew Prince, CEO of CloudFlare. That's the anti-denial of service firm the European target of the attack, Spamhaus, went to for help when the attack began last week. But companies that monitor the Internet told Gizmodo they weren't detecting any global effects from the cyberattack.
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Sean Gunn (born May 22, 1974) is an American actor, most famous for his role as Kirk Gleason on the television show Gilmore Girls (2000–2007). He is the younger brother of writer, director, producer, actor, musician and cartoonist James Gunn.
Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri in a Roman Catholic family of Irish descent, he has four brothers and one sister. His brother James is a screenwriter/director, who took acting classes with Sean when they were children) and his brother Patrick is an executive producer for Artisan Entertainment.[citation needed]
Gunn attended the Jesuit St. Louis University High School (class of 1992) and graduated from DePaul University's Theatre School. After graduation, he started a theater company with friends. Gunn's surname is from the Irish name MacGilGunn meaning "Sons to the Servants of the God of the Dead", therefore Gunn means "God of the Dead".[1]
In 1995 Gunn played Sammy Capulet in the B Film Tromeo and Juliet. In 2000, he guest starred in the second episode of Gilmore Girls as "Mick", a freelance worker that does many things. As the first season continued, Gunn was brought back to play the recurring role of Kirk Gleason, one of Stars Hollow's most eccentric citizens. Since 2002 until the end of the series in 2007, Gunn was a regular cast member of the show. He also has a recurring role on October Road as "Rooster".[citation needed]
Although he is best known for his regular Gilmore Girls role, he also has several television show guest appearance credits, including Angel, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Yes, Dear, True Jackson, VP, Andy Richter Controls the Universe, and Bunheads. Gunn is currently seen in commercials as an "agent" for the text message information service KGB.com. In films, Gunn has also had several roles, the most substantial being "Alien Orphan/Doug" in The Specials, for which he also received a co-producer credit.[citation needed]
In 2003, Gunn starred in the featurette The Man Who Invented the Moon, directed by fellow Goodman School of Drama alum and Gilmore Girls cast member John Cabrera. Gunn and Cabrera have been close artistic colleagues since their school days in Chicago back in the mid-nineties.[citation needed]
Along with his brothers James and Brian, he is a creator and actor in the spoof porn series, PG Porn. He also had a brief role as a computer maintenance man on the Nickelodeon show, True Jackson VP. Gunn starred in a series of television commercials for Knowledge Generation Bureau. He appeared in the 2010 film Super, written and directed by his brother James.
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In 2013, he provided stand-in work for the characters of Rocket Raccoon, Thanos for the film Guardians of the Galaxy,[2][3] which was written and directed by his brother. The characters were later voiced by Bradley Cooper and Josh Brolin. He also played the role of Kraglin.
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... over the big climb and Martin shuttled to the top. He was so excited to get to take the downhill at full speed without me. He cycled on to lunch at 33.5 miles with elevation gains of 3815 ft and max speeds of 45 mph. Lunch was on the water in Playa de Mogan where we watched scuba, swimming and beach goers. It was a fantastic coastal paradise. We shuttled back to the hotel with me drinking lots of electrolytes. Our hotel room was the darkest room I ...
Along the coast
... the amenities including a gorgeous room. The bathroom has a deep bath tub with a door entry. It has jets, air and light chromotherapy. I have never had a bath featuring lights for relaxation. After a shower we changed into our suits and walked a block down to the beach. It was a very windy day so there was no swimming but there is an extensive boardwalk area along the waterside with shops ...
Our biking begins
... and feared I was lost at one point when I could not see Martin. I realized I had no phone, no map and no idea where I was headed so a panic began. Finally I chose a road and biked on to meet up with Eva our leader who had returned to check on me. At 14.4 miles when I got in the van and shuttled on to the hotel. Martin continued on some tough climbs including cobblestones to meet me at the hotel doing 18 miles. We have left the coast and climbed to 3100 ...
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West End Tailgater???
Ok .. I see there is a need to set up a tailgater in the West End of the GTA .. I will give Nadia a hand if she is still interested in setting this up. It would be good to know who is interested in having one so that we can determine a good meeting place and date. I dont have too much to trade as of yet and have all but eliminated most of my perennials from my garden :o) Ya gota love the tropical feel :o)
Same rules as always apply ..
1. Tailgater (meaning trading out of our vehicle trunks in a pre-determined empty parking lot)
2. No sales.
3. Pre-arranged trades ahead of time most welcome.
4. Any garden related living or inanimate object welcome at the trade (so not just seed packets and plants, but old tools, extra fertilizer, old garden books/magazines, compost, etc. - anything garden related actually is most welcome especially if you are new to these swaps and are just starting out but don't have alot of plants/perennials to divide up and swap/trade)
5. The ever popular 'swap circle' - which is the place we randomly place one (or 10) items in the cirlce which enables us to take one (or 10) items in exchange - this is the circle where you'll find things you never knew you wanted/needed).
So post it up people!!! Lets get this thing going!!!
Sounds GOOD! I enjoyed last year swaps, and most definitely will love to participate this year again. I live in Woodbridge, therefore West-end is perfect for me.
Count me in!
Square One isnt really the ideal place to hold a tailgate swap. In the past we have found establisments or schools that are not open on the date that is chosen so that we can meet in one area. With all the activity at Square One we would never find each other :o)
Depending on how many people are attending we should look at a date and central location.
Peat & Nadia: I've forwarded this link to various boards that I know some current and past GW'ers hang out on (i.e. YorkRegionPlantExchange boards; Gardenforums; All Canadian Gardeners boards, etc.) -
I'll do a quick "we're over here" posting on the main discussion side of the Canadian trades pages so that others know the pre-arranging is happening over here on the conversations side. I'll also email this out to the previous years GTA East and West attendees incase they aren't reading GW - don't want them to miss out on a great thing! Cheers!
Hi Renee ... it can be anything from seedlings to larger plants .. you choose the size. We will trade for just about anything garden related. Just think .. maybe you can raid someones garden again :o)
Jroot ... May 28th sounds good for me also. What does everyone else think??? Nadia .. how is that with you??
Now to find a location ..
I just hope I can find some stuff that people find interesting enough! :)
Yes, thanks to you Laura and your extreme generosity my woodland is looking pretty nice now. That woodruff is spreading so nice and I just love it. And the LOTV is just about to bloom. Thank you again.
Well, I will sit and figure out how to get in on the trading and all...if not, I have lots of compost - well rotted - like fine wine LOL - found it under a pile of wood we cleaned up in the back yard....lots of pine needles etc. A few woodlands and seeds of woodlands as well.
I'm here, I'm here. Yes, Sunday May 28th is great for me. I would like to help/co-organize, but I don't know what I'm doing. If anything goes wrong, just blame it on me.
Did anyone go to the last West-end swap? Did they find the location good? Should we use that location again? Just to refresh memories:
Previous Location: QEW and Islington. The parking lot behind Cambridge International College, at 35 Ourland Avenue in Etobicoke.
BTW: I was walking through my neighborhood yesterday and I noticed that someone's garden had been robbed of a bearded iris. The owner put up a sign asking the thief to please return the plant. Ack! The nerve of someone to steal a plant from someone's garden! Don't they know that gardeners carry pitchforks?
I know some peeps had a hard time finding it last fall, but that old Rona building on Fairview in Burlington (between Appleby and Walker's..beside the new Pioneer Pools, formerly White Rose) is still vacant..lots of parking..nooobody there.. ever. Any thoughts? (I still have rhubarb in a pot for someone...can't remember who it was promised to, but it's flourishing).
Sunday the 28th of May is good for me. I found quite easy last year location, so it is also OK with me.
I am looking for any berry plants (except for red raspberry) as I created a whole new area dedicated to berries. I am also looking for bushes with nice colour/nice textured leafs, anything out of the ordinary, as I am replanting an area I used before for Dahlias. It is a sunny area and I hope I can make it as beautiful and colourful as when I had Dahlias there, only I want it worry free - no more digging out in the fall, starting early spring indoor, and so on... I have beautiful Dahlias and great Cannas for trading.
nadia_smiles - thanks for the raspberry offer, but I am trying hard to keep my existing red raspberries under control... I will bring you Polygonum Orientale seeds, anyway, so don't worry. Is the maple tree still available? I might be interested in it. What type is it?
Hey Wendy that was my rhubarb that I dug up :o) I think it was for Tomygirl ... oh well .. if your not going to plant the whole thing save me a bit as I have a friend who would love some now :O) I personally liked it at the Rona .. nobody there to bug us .. Im not sure if Burlington is good for everyone what does everyone think??
Just joined this site. Would love to exchange - have tall zebra grass, as well as Miscanthus Dallas Blues - looking for Hellebores, Gillenia, other woodland plants.
Rona in Burlington works for me on May 28th.
Ok so lets make it May 28th @ 10:00 at the old Rona store in Burlington.
Let the trading begin!!!!!
I will post a list after the weekend as I have been so busy volunteering at the RBG for the past few months I dont know what I have and dont have :o)
Oh fiddle dee dee Laura, that was 'my' rhubarb that I dug up for Tommygirl..(I remembered.I remembered!) "Tommy can you hear me...I still have the rhubarb!"
I think you may still have a white lilac for me?? Anyhoo..I'm going to get busy with the Hypertufa and make some Rhubarb stepping stones once leaves are big enough. Willing to trade for weird/unusual stuff. I have a chain link fence I'm trying to hide, and provide some privacy, but there's a black walnut (my neighbour's) dripping down on everything. Any help would be most appreciated.
Stuff I have sprouted..the usual..BE susan..Purple cone..shasta daisy..oh oh ..kiss me over the garden gate..trumpet vine..clasping coneflower..macrocephala centaurea..If anyone wants me to prick any out & pot..let me know. Excited!!
Hummmm ... let me think Wendy .. a white lilac?? For you??? Ya it made it though the winter .. so did the little Maidens Blush ..thank goodness I know where to get more :o) The little white is blooming and almost got planted in my yard ..so your lucky you spoke up!! It smells soooooooooooooo good!! I picked up a little dappled lilac today :o) I dont even know what color the bloom is .. but I loved the leaves!!!! Oh and Wendy .... ya cant have it till its done blooming :oP Lets just call it payment for winter storage lol
Ok I will start with a little list of things I KNOW I have to trade
Caryopteris Bluebeard - 4 trades
Stevia - 3 trades
Fuchsia 'Lottie Hobbie' - 4 Trades
Jacob's Ladder - 2 trades
Rooted Brug cuttings - # and type to be determined
Robert Kemp Canna rhizomes
I will try to post a list of some of my seedlings very soon.
I poked around the garden this evening and it would seem that I have a few more offerings before I even go near the seedlings :o)
Caryopteris Bluebeard - 4 trades
Stevia - 3 trades
Fuchsia 'Lottie Hobbie' - 4 Trades
Jacob's Ladder - 2 trades
Rooted Brug cuttings - # and type to be determined
Robert Kemp Canna rhizomes
Sedum ..I think it blooms pink..but I have tons
Spiderwort - 7 trades
Blue monkshood - 2 trades
I will try to get to the seedlings tomorrow.
Here is a list of things I have to swap..
Hosta-frances williams
Hosta-Standard green lots
Chain tree-just now taking root
Black Russian sunflower -seedlings
Amaranthus hammerhead-seedlings
Flowering kale_seedlings
Hollyhocks black double-seedlings
sweet woodruff
Lambs ear
Gout weed
Plume poppy
Bees Balm -pink
Stock -white
euonymus-winter creepers?
gooseneck loosestrife
lady's mantle
crane's bill geranium
Things I'm looking for
Geranium cuttings
Smoke Bushes
Geranium pelargonium or cuttings
Flowering Maple
Oleander-pink or red
Brugs anything but yellow (rooted)
Burning Bush
coleus-joseph coat
Fried egg
Hibiscus-double flowering
Hibiscus large flowering (harty)
Looking for something for hot dry sunny location.
Tempt me
I am definitely interested in several of the white gooseneck loosestrife. What colour of brug would you really love to have? Pink, coral, white? I think I have those available. Some are large, others are cuttings that are just beginning to take off. Let me know, please, so I can put a tag of it for you.
Hi All
I'm back again. Glad to be back, and looking forwrad to this years swap. I'm going to try and bring some friends this year.
For trade by me:
-Standard Daylilies (orange/maybe yellow)
-Forsythia division
-Big clump of Chalots
-Wild Geranium Division (yellow)
-Yellow Lustrife
-Small Hostas plain green)
-Lilly of the Valley
-More to come....always more
What I'd like:
-Anything thats hardy....
-woodland plants to accompany my orchids
-Tulips and spring bulbs
(someone gave me a bag last year..man...did they bloom)
I figure I here more for the swap circle than anything else, but if someone wants something specific...I'm more than happy to oblige.
BTW, anyone here going to the Markham swap?
Hi all,
Take a look and let me know what you'd like me to bring you.
amaranthus seeds
russian sage seeds
amaranthus seedlings
Italian parsley seedlings
Oregano seedlings
Cilantro seedlings
Thai basil or lemon basil seedlings (I'm not sure if both basils are sprouting or just one type is sprouting)
Purple basil seedlings
Amaranthus seedlings
Italian sunflower seedlings
white spruce saplings (two)
garden hose (how did I end up with four hoses?) (one)
Wish list:
ivy geranium, red
clematis (Henryi, 'Fair Rosamond', Sunset, viticella 'Venosa Violacea', 'William Kennett', Ramona, viticella 'Etoile Violette')
Directions to the West spring swap:
From the 403, exit at Appleby line
Turn south on Appleby line
Turn west (right) on Fairview street
You'll see the Rona building on the North side of the street
Here is the address of Pioneer Pools, which is next door to the old Rona building just in case you want to get better directions.
4265 Fairview Street,
Burlington, ON L7L 2A4
Thank you so much for looking that info up for me Nadia :o)
Here is a link that might be useful: Map
Sounds interesting - besides the tall grasses mentioned earlier I could add the following if there is any interest:
3 Artemisia lactiflora 'Guizho'
2 Anemone (the common mauve one, blooms late summer)
2 Boltonia
1 Golden Agastache
2 Hemerocallis - double orange flowers
1 Eupatorium atropurpureum
2 Agrostemma
Am interested in the Mayapples, also the compost, woodlanders.
Hey Lana
The "Lustrife", isn't a creeping jenny, at least not the same as the "other" creeping jenny in my garden. But due to those dam common names, we could be saying the same thing. I will take a picture, and then switch to latin names....
As for my mayapple, a trade for a boltonia or agastache works for me....
Stuff I will be bringing..hypertufa stepping stones (rhubarb leaves), Solomon's seal, and some Datura if my sprouties survive. Looking for things for a butterfly garden, especially 2nd year Joe Pye if anyone might have some. Will keep posting things as they take off..been so cold here by the lake..brrr.
My Planned swaps so far.
Wendy2shoes: I would like one of your stepping stone.Can you give me a idea of what you would like.
Jroot: white gooseneck loosestrife for a brug.
Buddn:Agrostemma and Eupatorium for Hosta 'Frances Wiliams' and white stock
Peatpod: oleander and the double yellow
tiny hibiscus .For A passion flower.
Hi all -- just found this thread - good date and location for me!
Wendy - that was me re the rhubarb! I forget what I had for you in return tho...
Will nose around the yard and see what I have. Various shade ground covers, some tomato seedlings, himilayan impatiens...
What I want:
DAYLILIES! Many and any. My big project this spring is to plant an unsightly area that technically is my neighbour's land but borders mine, with maintenance-free lilies to replace the weeds and litter. I've already planted quite a few but need more yet, esp if a few are other than the standard orange.
A few ferns would be helpful, too.
Looking forward to it.
Susan..the Rhubarb is still potted & ready to go..I can't remember what the trade was either,Himalayan Impatiens would be fine...my w/s ones are duds. I have gazillions of the regular orange grows-along-the-highway daylily if you want some more.
Skraps..I'll take the standard hosta for the stone. Hoping it dries up soon 'cause I need some dry weather for curing. See you on the 28th!
Okay, I FINALLY got a chance to determine what surplus stock I have. Anyone interested?
10 canna lilies - tall variety when mature
2 green castor plants - VERY tall variety when mature
3 single white dahlia - 3-4 foot tall when mature
1 yellow pompom dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
1 yellow star dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
2 single purple dahlia - 2 - 3 foot tall when mature
1 kelvin flood dahlia - large dinnerplate - 3+ foot tall
3 Frosty Pink brugmansia rooted cuttings - a good bloomer when mature.
2 bog iris (yellow - I think) tall mine were 3 feet tall last year
1 tall blue grass - spreading - 3-4 foot tall when mature
Please let me know if anyone is interested in these.
Oh, I don't know. Something tall, that will take sun, and fill in a dead spot near the bush at the back of the property. I have some tall yellow "outhouse" flowers about 6 feet tall, but I need something to contrast with them.
Hey jroot..the brug cuttings are planted out, hoping they do well, only lost a a couple of leaves from the transition from inside to out. I have some "Ozark Blue Star" sprouted which may be a good contrast to your outhouse flowers, also a zillion purple amaranth (thanks peatpod..I think!) sproutlings coming up from last year's plant which I can pot up. ( Why I bothered wintersowing them is beyond me).. Also have Inula Sonnenspeer sprouted, but that's yellow too. If you'd be interested in them, I'd take a canna (?)
Wendy, that would be nice. I was given some seeds for the amaranth last year, but I have not got around to planting them yet, so sure that would be great. The Inula Sonnenspeer is interesting too, so I'll put your name on two cannas.
Buddn, I will put your name on the bog iris. Surprise me with something, okay?
I have been attempting to pot up my seedlings .. so here is most of what I have to bring.
Caryopteris Bluebeard - 4 trades
Stevia - 3 trades
Fuchsia 'Lottie Hobbie' - 4 Trades
Blue Jacob's Ladder - 3 trades
Rooted Brug cuttings - 2 Pink Beauty
- 3 Charles G.
- 2 Unknown Orange
Angel Wing Begonia - 4 Rooted cuttings
Hoya - 2 Rooted cuttings
Single Red Tropical Hibiscus - 3 Rooted Cuttings
Double Yellow Tropical Hibiscus - 2 Rooted Cuttings
Robert Kemp Canna rhizomes
Sedum ..I think it blooms pink..but I have tons
Spiderwort - 7 trades
Blue monkshood - 2 trades
Canna seedlings
4 O'Clock Broken Colors
Livingston Daisies
Pink Hardy Hibiscus
Love Lies Bleeding
Kiss Me Over the Garden Gate
Pride of Barbadoes
Zinnia Giant Cactus Mix
Sunflower Florenza
Sunflower Big Smile
Sunflower Italian White
Sunflower Music Box
Cosmo Sensation
Morning glory - sunrise serenade
There are a few more but that's it for now
jroot's summary so far:
skraps - mature white brug - in exchange for - gooseneck loosestrife
Buddn - 2 bog iris pots - in exchange for - Boltonia
Wendy2Shoes - 2 canna lilies(maybe more if folks not wanting them) - in exchange for - Amaranth seedlings
Did I leave anyone out?
Still available:
8 canna lilies - tall variety when mature
2 green castor plants - VERY tall variety when mature
3 single white dahlia - 3-4 foot tall when mature
1 yellow pompom dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
1 yellow star dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
2 single purple dahlia - 2 - 3 foot tall when mature
1 kelvin flood dahlia - large dinnerplate - 3+ foot tall
3 Frosty Pink brugmansia rooted cuttings - a good bloomer when mature.
1 tall blue grass - spreading - 3-4 foot tall when mature
Peatpot : Thanks for organizing this event. I am looking forward to it.
I hope everyone's plants survive the predicted frost this weekend ( Sunday, Monday and possibly Tuesday). I'll be digging up the brug trees I had placed already, and bringing in any tenders.
John ... I too took all of my brugs indoors. I covered my tenders with empty pots and I am crossing my fingers. I had tons of cannas in pots, caladiums, EE's etc .. I wasnt quite sure where to put everything but I managed to get most of it into my little sesonal GH. I am going to cover the seedlings that I potted up earlier with a sheet and hope for the best :o)
John is there anything on my list that I could swap you for a Frosty Pink? I do have a cutting of HG that you could have ... but Im sure you already have that one.
Your Double Yellow Tropical Hibiscus sounds interesting. I'd take both in exchange for a couple of brugs .... definitely a frosty pink or two or three. Let me know.
Is anyone interested in sand screenings? I have a couple of pails full that I need to get out of my gazebo, after we put a stone floor into it. If no one asks for them soon, I think they'll find their way on a country road. They are good for mixing with soil that needs drainage improved.
Okay, Laura.
Two small double yellow hibiscus for three small Frosty Pink cuttings is good.
I still have available:
8 canna lilies - tall variety when mature
2 green castor plants - VERY tall variety when mature
3 single white dahlia - 3-4 foot tall when mature
1 yellow pompom dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
1 yellow star dahlia - 3 foot tall when mature
2 single purple dahlia - 2 - 3 foot tall when mature
1 kelvin flood dahlia - large dinnerplate - 3+ foot tall
1 tall blue grass - spreading - 3-4 foot tall when mature
and a few boxes of sand screenings for mixing into clay soil, or for putting under patio stones so they don't heave.
jroot's summary so far:
skraps - mature white brug - in exchange for - gooseneck loosestrife
Buddn - 2 bog iris pots - in exchange for - Boltonia
Wendy2Shoes - 2 canna lilies(maybe more if folks not wanting them) - in exchange for - Amaranth seedlings
Peatpod - 3 Frost Pink cuttings - in exchange for - 2 double yellow hibiscus
Nadia Smiles - several boxes of sand screenings - in exchange for - some hosta.
Did I leave anyone out?
I've sowed them twice...sprouted and then.. toast. It's just been too cold by the lake. If anyone has a successfully sprouted one, please let me know and what you might be looking for. I have Kiss Me OTGG, some small, but lookin' O.K. white datura sprouts, verbascum nigrum, and centaurea macrocephala. If you could help me out, most appreciated. Oh..one survivor from 20+ seeds of "Star of Yelta".MG.if anyone has another, will trade. Made about 10 Hypertufa rhubarb leaf stepping stones..if anybody is interested...;)
Wendy I have some Red MG's Sunrise Serenade and also a few Picotee Blue have poked their heads up recently ... are you interested in either of those?? I also have two Hyacinth Bean Vine babies that you are welcome to .. I dont even have room for them at this point and they are just little. RBG has some that they have for sale .. I think they are 8.00 but they are a nice size and ready to go. I might be able to get a better deal on one for you. LMK
Hi All
For a while there, it seemed as if I wasn't going to make it. This is definitely going to be the most busy weekend I can remember.
I don't really have any pre arranged trades, except for the mayapple, so I think I'm just going to come with most of whats on my list -some divisions from the garden- and drop 'em in the circle.
Are there any 'budding' gardeners comming out this year? As I wouldn't mind returning the favour I got last year.
Well, I look forward to seeing you all. And yeah...do cover those plants...I always say to wait until june....
List Additions
-3 pots of Columbine - deep purple with white center
-3 monarda divisons (w/roots)
-3 artemesia pots (one large)
-a pot with some large lily bulbilis' (year/two from bloom)
My neighbour is taking care of her daughters class garden and is looking for plants that need minimal care over the summer. Does anyone have anything they would like to donate?? Im sure she could use the extra help :o) Even some suggestions about plant selection would be great.
Also if anyone has items they want carted away after the swap I will be glad to take them and dontate our "offerings" to the RBG Auxillery to sell at their plant sales. They still sell plants on Tuesday and Thursday mornings and will appreciate the extras.
Laura and Nadia,
Let me thank you both for organizing a wonderful plant swap this morning. I went with a trunk full, and back seat full of surplus plants, and as usual came back with different plants. This time, fortunately, only a half trunk full. I started to plant already, but it is just too hot to do anymore, so I thought that I would take a moment to express thanks from all involved.
Laura, I haven't yet told my wife the name of that blue vine you gave me. I will have to make sure my youthful neighbour and his young fiance don't get too excited when they see it. LOL
Thanks to everyone that came out. I had a great time...despite the late arrival due to traffic/rubberneckers. I appreciate everyone's generosity...and the last-minute boost (apparently, the truck battery's been acting up). I'm sure I'll see you all in the fall. Until then, happy gardening!
Hummmm .. I wonder why my message was deleted?? Oh well ... I had a wonderful time meeting everyone and picking up some wonderful plants. It was a great day. My neighbour would also like to thank everyone for all of the wonderful plants that returned home with me .. they were quickly swept away to be planted at the school :o)
Take care and happy gardening to all


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Merry Christmas and a Cool Yule to all of y'all,
Julee (Sister Bernhisel) and I are celebrating our third Christmas in Raleigh North Carolina and we love being here with our exceptional missionaries and members and the wonderful people of North Carolina who live in one of the most beautiful areas of the world. Our mission work is going very well, and quite frankly, we are a little saddened by the prospect of returning to "normal life" in six months, although we will never be the same after experiencing the "tender mercies" of being a part of the work of the Lord and from the changes of joy we've seen so readily in so many people.
It has been a very busy December with two special Christmas Zone Conferences (three zones each in a North and South Conference) combined with a musical Christmas program, a Sister Missionary Conference and a Spanish speaking missionary conference with a visiting General Authority and our Area Authority. Our missionaries in the musical program of the Christmas Zone Conferences have amazed us with their talent and enthusiasm. We have ended that program in our conferences, by something familiar to those who have attended our Bernhisel neighborhood 'Christmas Family Home Evening' in Riverview Florida, with my Stille Nacht/Silent Night story and group singing of Silent Night, accompanied by the guitar. (You can see us somewhere in all three pictures if you look hard enough or have a magnifying glass). The upper picture is the Sister's Conference. The picture on the right, below is us demonstrating the '12 Days of Christmas-Bernhisel style'
A quick update on our kids and grandkids: We have had four grandchildren born while we have been on our mission and our daughter Brooke is expecting a little girl in the springtime. Heidi and Tyler and their four children moved to a new home, a few miles from their old home, to Seneca S.C.. Preston and Karee and their four children, including Cambelle, born this past March, are in Dallas Texas. Brooke and Mike and their three children, left the South (Atlanta) for California this year and a new great job. Their son Ethan was born just after we came to North Carolina and their new little one, 'Brooklyn', will be born just before we leave. Lyndi and Kevin and their three children live an Acworth (close to Atlanta) and had little Elsie born in March of this year as well. Jenny Leigh and Lance are on their way by car to visit us for Christmas with their three children from their home in Houston Texas. Just over a year ago little Millie was born. She and all the rest of the grandkids are the sparkles in our eyes.
As we reflect and ponder on the spiritual bounties of Christmas, the title of one of my favorite Christmas Hymns come to mind, 'Oh Come All Ye Faithful'. This is an interesting time in the history of the world where there are so many evidences of Heavenly Father's love and merci. These evidences serve to strengthen that faith in the babe born in the humblest of circumstances in Bethlehem, Jesus the Christ. The same who gave His life to reclaim and redeem us. In contrast, it is astonishingly evident that there is a lack of faith and even the secular distain for Godly truths by the world in large, an absence of which will always be accompanied by ultimate grief and despair.
"Behold, doth [Jeusus Christ] cry unto any, saying: Depart from me? Behold, I say unto you, Nay; but he saith: Come unto me all ye ends of the earth, buy milk and honey, without money and without price. Hath he commanded any that they should not partake of his salvation? Behold I say unto you, Nay; but he hath given it free for all men… Will ye not now return unto me, and repent of your sins, and be converted, that I may heal you?...Yea, verily I say unto you, if ye will come unto me ye shall have eternal life. Behold, mine arm of mercy is extended towards you, and whosoever will come, him will I receive. (2nd Nephi 26:25,26. 3rd Nephi 9:13,14-The Book of Mormon)
Julee and I know that God lives and is aware of the smallest details, happy or sad, in all of our lives. We also know that His Son Jesus, is the Christ and through His sacrifice and the enabling capacities of His atonement, He has not only given us life after death, but individual growth, happiness and joy in this life. He has also prepared the pathway to Eternal life, which is life with our Heavenly Parents and our precious families in the world to come. Isn't that great?
We love y'all
Marc (President Bernhisel) and Julee (Sister Bernhisel)
P.S. Great, short, Christmas videos: 1) Piano guys with David Archuleta "Angles we have hear on High" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n543eKIdbUI
2) He is the Gift https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzjFEMmM0Xs or http://www.mormon.org/christmas


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I am surprised no one berated him for saying he wanted a cloaking device. Bit of information: The Defiant is the ONLY fed ship with a cloak, it is not even the federations. The federation, in accordance with a treaty with the Romulans, agreed NEVER to develop cloaking technology. Watch the TNG episode about the USS Pegasus, its all there. The Defiants cloak is on loan by the Romulans to the Federation, with 2 conditions.
1. It is to be used only in the Gamma Quadrant. DS9 had MANY infractions, but many of these restated this condition, and Sisko had no choice but to "bend" the rule.
2. Any technological, biological, and scientifically worthwhile information gained in the Gamma Quadrant, would be shared with the Romulan Star Empire. The Romulans wanted to get info on the Gamma Quadrant, but with a Federation presence just outside, they decided to "use" the Federation like a tool, and just take what the found. The 1 and ONLY cloaking device ever used by a Federation ship was a small price to pay.


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I tried growing them last year but had no success at first. Then I was told to use the baggie method. It worked with some success. This year I collected a seed pod from each. I thought I had collected seeds before they were ripe because when I tried to germinate them (baggie method again) most seeds went moldy. After another week I noticed some of the purple had germinated. The yellow ones did rot so I tried another method. I put some hot tap water in a container and then put in about 10 seeds. Within 3 hours the seeds were sprouting! Maybe I should have left them in the water longer but I went ahead and planted them. Now I have 7 yellow growing and about 10 purple growing. Marg
Is January the time to start them - are they like geranium seeds that they require that much lead time before setting out?
Are the yellow and purple as fragrant as the white (a friend grew the single white, it had a pretty fragrance).
I 'pre-germinate' some of my seed using the baggie method with coffee filters (read somewhere that paper towelling wrecks fine root hairs when trying to peel off, coffee filters do not). I always popped open the bag a few minutes each day to refresh the air inside and check for germination. One year I decided to use bottled spring water thinking that would be better for the seeds (one with chlorinated tap water, one with the bottled). The bottled ones went moldy within 4 or 5 days! The ones with chlorinated water sprouted. These were my Spanish 'candy' onion seeds. I didn't want to plant one seed per soil cell, and then end up with some cells being empty, nor did I want to use 2 seeds per cell because then some cells had 2 plants, others had none.
Sorry - gone off topic. Thanks for sharing your datura germinating experience!
Daturas would be classified in my book as "easy". In fact after intentionally planting them in my yard a few years ago, they now self sow and must be weeded out to be controlled. Are you using bottom heat to germinate the seeds? Datura loves warmth. They usually sprout in just a few days for me. If you collected the seeds, try giving them a cold treatment for a couple weeks in the fridge before putting them on heat. (This helps break dormancy) Not all seeds require this, but I make it a practice with any collected seeds to up my success rate.
Once a datura spouts, it grows fast. Starting now should give you a large foot tall plant (or more)(which would require re-potting for sure) by spring. Personally, I would wait until mid-March.
Yes, little roots grow quickly into a paper towel. If this happens, instead of trying to pull them out, it's best to just cut the towel and plant the root with the little piece of paper stuck to them. (hard to do if they are all tangled together) I hate using coffee filters because of their shape makes them too cumbersome for me. I use a paper towel folded in half and then lay a strip of newspaper on the bottom half. That way you have the water-holding and air-allowing capacity of the paper towel, but the roots won't penetrate the newspaper as readily. (No, the ink doesn't seem to bother the seeds at all, although it makes it harder to see them, so I use plain newsprint.)


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Today in history, April 13th, 1964... Sidney Poitier became the first black performer in a leading role to win an Oscar for his role in Lilies Of The Field. He also holds the record for the the youngest black actor to win the Best Actor Oscar, at age 37. This would be Poitier's second nomination for...Read More »
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I've been considering the S&W 442 for my wife's new carry weapon. Any experience with this platform & holster preferences for IWB?
Here's a link to the S&W site with more details:http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_766184_-1_757768_757767_757751_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y
She's trained on Glocks but the Glock 19 I use is a bit large for her frame and I don't want another Glock 26 (not much smaller).
I think the model 442 would be better sized for extended carry. Certainly, it goes without saying that she and I will spent the requisite time for familiarization and drawing/shooting. Just looking for some folks who might have this as a daily carry and their take (good or bad).
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I have a 642 which I believe it is the same gun. But mine has the stupid internal lock. But it is a great gun. I have had mine for several years. I shot it a lot when I first got it. I have too many guns that I like for the range. So now it only gets shot once in a while. But it is truly a great gun. I trust my life with it. I do not carry it inside the waist band so I cant help you there. I do pocket carry in an Uncle Mikes pocket holster. It has worked well for me.
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jp Now why would you want to pick and buy your wifes carry pistol. Since she has trigger time behind a glock and if she is comfortable with the functioning of a stricker pistol let her pick what she wants and just pay for it if she want you to do that.
Would you be happy with her choice of cc pistol for you??
If she thinks a glock 19 is to big and wants a 26 that's her call. Maybe a shield or cw9 or bersa 9cc or thunder 380 double stack or a sig 250c may be more of what she wants .
Guess by now you have understand what I am getting at, It's not really about what you think is the just right handgun.
If this is just for CCW and you are not locked into a revolver, take a look at the S&W M&P Shield. It is small, compact and comes in 9MM which is a good mid range caliber.http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/06/ralph/gun-review-smith-wesson-mp9-shield/
If she shoots your G26 give it to her and then you get to go find another gun to replace it


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We gave away an iPad mini, a Samsung Chromebook, a gas grill and more last month through our VIP program. Check out the complete list of winners here.
We gave away an iPad mini, a Samsung Chromebook, a gas grill and more last month through our VIP program. Check out the complete list of winners here.
Florida Georgia Line are one of the biggest acts in country music. Red Rocks one of the most incredible concert venues in the world. We're giving you a chance to experience them both.
Congratulations to Jennifer Melton — she's won $10,000 in our online Win Cash contest!
We've been giving away cash two times a day throughout the month of May on-air! We've compiled a list of our winners so far, but we're not done yet! There are still plenty of opportunities to win a grand on-air and $10,000 online for our VIP club members. Check out the full list of winners.
Congratulations to Esther DeGraff! We're sending her to see George Strait's final show of The Cowboy Rides Away tour in Dallas, Texas.
What would you do with $10,000? Would you save it? Spend it on something fun like a fancy vacation? Maybe you would spend it on something practical, like a home renovation. Start planning because we're giving away cash all this month!
George Strait is playing his farewell The Cowboy Rides Away tour this year with a final show in Dallas, Texas. We know that no self-respecting country fan would want to miss it so we're giving you an opportunity to go.
One of the biggest country music events of the year is back with a star-studded lineup and we want you to go.
We are beyond excited to add Hank Williams, Jr. as a headliner to the 2014 Taste of Country Festival lineup!
Also just added to the three-day festival's lineup is Eric Paslay, Leah Turner, The Cadil
It's with great excitement that we announce the addition of three more artists to the 2014 Headwaters Country Jam lineup!
Country music duo Big & Rich will headline the festival, taking the stage on the evening of Friday, June 27th. With smash hits songs including "Save a Horse, Ri
Congratulations to the some of the most recent winners in our VIP program!
Just one more NFL game remains to be played this season: the Seattle Seahawks vs. the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII . Here are five things to watch for in Sunday's Big Game.