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If you're wondering why on Earth Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards would ever cross paths, here's the explanation. Pamela Anderson is teaming up with Denise Richards in a return to the big-screen for both in new film called 'Blonde And Blonder.' And though that sounds like a porn title – it isn't. I don't think.
I hope this is a porn movie, because that's the only way they're going to sell any tickets for this stink bomb. Yeah I know what you're thinking. How can I condemn a movie that I know next to nothing about? It's simple actually. Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards aren't good actors. If this were 1998, that fact would be irrelevant seeing as Pam was still smoking hot back then. Well this is 2006, and let me tell you, times have changed. Denise still looks pretty good, but Pam looks like she should be waiting tables in a truck stop somewhere in Oklahoma, not starring in a boobie-comedy. I think it's time for her to hang up the implants and call it a career.
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U.S. governors and legislatures facing deficits of more than $140 billion are slashing local school budgets, cuts that may mean jammed classrooms, fewer teachers and libraries without librarians.
States are planning to idle workers and cut services because federal funding is drying up as a partial U.S. government shutdown extends into a 10th day.
From Athens to Olympia, Washington, governments made poorer by the recession are looking to higher taxes on the rich for cash.
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California is moving to pay down debt and boost reserves after an economic rebound left it with the biggest surplus in more than a decade. Hawaii may increase spending on education. Officials in Florida, New York, Minnesota and Wisconsin are considering tax cuts.
The biggest rally in U.S. state bonds in two years shows investors are betting the governments will weather the federal shutdown and any failure by lawmakers to raise the nation's debt ceiling.
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Continuous data protection technologies allow companies to take snapshots of data within the data center, backup this data more often and replicate it to an offsite data center, reducing data loss to almost zero. writes Darrell Riddle of FalconStor. Read More
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Disaster recovery procedures are nothing new, but the evolution of cloud hosting allows organizations to leverage aspects of physical and virtual technologies to ensure their information systems and internal business practices remain operational in the event of any type of disaster, writes Robert Offley of CentriLogic. Read More
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The Sticking Power of Tape Storage in the Age of Big Data
While there was a great deal of experimentation going on in the early days of the computer industry – and while there have been a great number of innovations since – it's fair to say that the digital storage industry as we know it today would not have occurred without an innovation created by a team of IBM engineers 60 years ago. The innovation enabled the massive calculating machines of the day to save their results digitally on reels of magnetic tape instead of on punch cards, creating entirely new ways to view and gain insight from, digital information, writes Brian Truskowski of IBM. Read More
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Retrofitting, rather than replacing, an on-site power system provides benefits to executives feeling budget pressure, writes Shane Wolfram of SAI Advanced Power Solutions. Retrofitting can enhance reliability and be cost-effective. Read More
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Murder Machines: Why Cars Will Kill 30,000 Americans This Year. A good essay-length look at how social norms regarding streets and safety have changed over the last century, and why our current norms and design guidelines lead very predictably to tends of thousands of preventable deaths each year. Covers a lot of the same territory as Peter D. Norton's excellent book Fighting Traffic, which gives a detailed historical account of the transition, between about 1915 and 1930, from streets being universally accessible public space to being nearly the sole domain of motorized transportation. Ralph Nader effectively spearheaded a campaign for
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Will Toor and Mike Salisbury at the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project have put together a good paper called Managed Lanes in Colorado (it's a PDF) that looks at the policy rationale behind (and a few issues with) creating additional highway capacity in the form of managed lanes with tolling, that also allow high occupancy vehicles and transit to take advantage of the investment, addressing some of the "Lexus Lane" criticism of using tolls in the public right of way (on projects that are still mostly publicly funded). It's not quite as fun to read as my magnum opus from this
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It's the relative attractiveness of different modes of transportation that shapes our choices, and American cities are still terrified of making driving less attractive. This really puts a cap on what fraction of trips we can get over to biking, walking and mass transit. Partly because driving is such an ingrained cultural norm (even if it's just as easy to drive as to bike, the default behavior amongst most people will be to drive), and partly because accommodating cars well means degrading the walking, biking and transit amenities. In a place like Boulder where people actually have alternatives to driving
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In 2010 Portland, Oregon made it cheap and easy for people to build ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units -- also known as "granny flats", "in-law apartments", "carriage houses", etc -- small secondary dwellings that are on an existing property), and to nobody's surprise, the tiny homes boomed. This kind of housing adds density without changing neighborhood character, lets people live lighter on the land, and helps makes housing affordable both for the renters, and the homeowners who now have a rental income that was impossible before. And they do it all without any public subsidy. Boulder can do this too.
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There have been a bunch of links floating around recently about the German city of Hamburg's plans to "go car free" in the next 15-20 years. For example this BBC Future article which references this post on Inhabitat, which then points to Arch Daily which finally links directly to the actual city planning site from Hamburg (auf deutsch of course). Unfortunately, these seem to be just click-bait headlines. As far as I can tell (and I don't read German) the real point of the plan is to create an extensive, connected network of bike and pedestrian greenways that provide easy access
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Le Tour brings in record number of holidaymakers
A record number of tourists visited Yorkshire last year, due in no small part to the county hosting the Grand Départ of the Tour de France.
From January to September overseas visits to Yorkshire went up by 12 per cent to 1.08 million and these tourists spent a total of £465 million. The strongest growth in visits came from Australia, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and USA.
Holiday visits in particular, across the first nine months of 2014, saw a significant jump of 32 per cent and the amount spent by tourists whilst holidaying went up by 70 per cent. Strong holiday visit growth came from France, Italy, Netherlands, Ireland, Spain and USA.
In the third quarter, covering July, August and September, there were 472,000 overseas visitors to the county, breaking previous records and up 19 per cent on 2013. A total of £230m was spent during this three-month period up one per cent on 2013.
Yorkshire is playing a big part in helping to drive Britain's record tourism boom. Last year's Tour de France Grand Depart showcased the best of this wonderful region to the world and now it is about keeping up that momentum. It is why we have launched a £10 million fund to help strengthen tourism in the North and why the Deputy Prime Minister and myself have met key stakeholders in Sheffield, including Welcome to Yorkshire's Gary Verity, to discuss what more can be done to help further growth in the region.
Yorkshire's global profile has never been higher – and this is further evidence of the huge beneficial impact of bringing the world's largest annual sporting event to the county. We know when visitors from around the world come to Yorkshire to see it for themselves they fall in love with the county, which in turn helps drive up repeat visits. The new Tour de Yorkshire international cycle race starting this May will help us capitalise on the foundations already laid.
Government plans rural petrol price rebates
Petrol stations insome of the most remote areas could soon claim back up to five pence per litre of tax.
The government wants to bring down fuel prices in the areas around Hawes in North Yorkshire but the plans still need European Council approval.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander MP, says it will benefit the most isolated areas:
Remote petrol stations could claim back 5p a litre in tax
Petrol stations in two of the North East's most remote areas could claim back up to 5p per litre in tax within a few months.
The government wants to bring down fuel prices in Hawes in North Yorkshire and the area around Bellingham and Wark in Northumberland.
The proposals need approval from the European Council before they can be implemented.
Disruption warning as more roadworks set to start in Newcastle
Drivers are being warned of disruption on one of the busiest routes in and out of Newcastle as the council start a £4m project aimed at easing congestion.
Work will start on Monday on the Cowgate roundabout near Blakelaw and is not expected to be completed until Autumn 2015.
In an attempt to alleviate disruption to commuters, the council say, where possible, no lanes will be closed during peak hours. But this means the work will take longer to complete.
"Cowgate roundabout is one of the main routes into our city-centre and across the city, but this busy junction has many issues with congestion, safety and poor signalling that we want to put right which is why we are carrying out this work.
"We appreciate Cowgate is a heavily-used route and whilst there may be some delays while works are underway, we plan to minimise any disruption by only closing lanes during off-peak hours where possible.
"This means that the work will last longer, but we will be able to keep traffic moving during peak hours, reducing the level of disruption.
"When these works are complete it will be better, safer and easier for everyone to get around so we are asking the public to please bear with us during these key improvements."
The major improvements planned are:
- The mini roundabout and large roundabout will be made into one junction
- Better and more joined-up signalling
- Priority lanes for buses
- Removing the subway and creating street crossings
- Providing better access to shops and services
- Creating cycle routes
- Revising the slip road to access lower Cowgate and shops from A167.
It's the latest project in works and around Newcastle that have started in recent weeks and are affecting drivers.
Northumbrian Water is cleaning pipes underground to maintain the quality of our tap water. Work started this morning (Thursday 15 January) in the area close to Central Station, which has already had eighteen months of roadworks. The firm says it is doing all it can to keep traffic running smoothly.
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Work begins on controversial housing development
Work is starting on a controversial development in Gateshead, a decade after plans were first put forward.
Three and four-bedroomed homes will be built on land in Bensham and Saltwell. Hundreds of Tyneside flats were demolished to make way for the new properties.
The Saltwell and Bensham Residents Association had fought the plans, arguing that good homes were being knocked down.
But the leader of Gateshead Council said the new scheme offered more choice to families.
'Most people who want to move, perhaps from a Tyneside flat or a first home, they want to do it for good reason.
"I think the benefits offer more choice, a more interesting environment, more varied, and that's a good thing.
"It's a great area with lots of good facilities around. Now it's going to have an even wider choice of homes."
Barbour staff return to work
Workers at Barbour are due to return to work as usual this morning.
They voted to accept a new offer from the famous clothing company, bringing an end to a planned four week strike. The dispute was over a proposed change to shift times.
Barbour is based in South Shields but the dispute involved staff at a distribution centre in Gateshead.
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Barbour workers end strike
Workers at the Barbour distribution centre in Gateshead have ended their industrial action after seven days.
Staff were balloted earlier today and have accepted the deal proposed by the company.
The ballot was the culmination of eight months of negotiation in order to reach an agreement to introduce a two-shift system in the warehouse.
"We are delighted we have reached agreement. The industrial action has been difficult for everyone as we have historically enjoyed very good relations with our staff.
"It is essential we have the flexibility to manage the business to the good of our entire workforce and the acceptance of the new deal is indicative of the company's determination to be fair in order to achieve this satisfactory outcome for all."
Barbour workers vote to accept new pay and conditions
Workers at the Barbour distribution centre in Gateshead have voted to accept new pay and conditions.
About 70 workers had been on a planned four week strike over proposed shift changes.
Barbour workers to be balloted on new proposals
Workers at the Barbour distribution centre in Gateshead are to be balloted on a renewed offer from the firm.
Previously the company wanted to make staff start their shifts at 6.30 am and finish at 11 pm, leading to concerns from workers about public transport and family commitments.
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By Fr Dr Santhosh Sebastian Cheruvally
3/14/2014 (1 year ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Within a short span of papacy of just one year, this man from the periphery has proven to be a man of surprises for a troubled Church and a turbulent world. His convictions, his styles, his teachings and his actions have become both a surprise and a scandal in the direction of calling for a change of perception, much more than that a repentant attention to the matters of personal life, Church and World.
By Fr Dr Santhosh Sebastian Cheruvally
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
3/14/2014 (1 year ago)
Published in Asia Pacific
Keywords: Pope Francis, anniversary, Fr Dr Santhosh Sebastian Cheruvally, periphery
ALLAHABAD, India (Catholic Online) - Pope Francis is completing one year of papacy. I feel that it would not be superficial or hypocritical sycophancy if I try to draw a couple of parallel between Pope Francis and Jesus of Nazareth.
It is not to add any divine appellations to Francis, of being an incarnation or something like which we find among the self-acclaimed god-men/women of today in some cultures. Rather, it is to understand his person and message. Jesus of Nazareth is a man of scandal and surprise as regards his personal essence, mission and action.
He is a man of surprise. People thought and think how can God incarnate be born in a manger? How can he eat and speak like us? How can he act in favor of the poor and the sinners? How can he submit himself to a brutal sacrificial death? How can he be born in a rural background and grow up in a frugal carpenter's family? How can he forgive and save the humanity?
In comparison to the hitherto followed standards and customs surrounding the successor of Peter, and like the man of Nazareth, Pope Francis is a man from the peripheries and of the peripheries. By lineage and nobility, by tradition and culture, by continental identity and ambitious influences, he is an unknown figure who came from a suffering and poverty ridden third world, or a sub world, called Latin America.
Within a short span of his papacy, of just one year, this man from the periphery has proven to be a man of surprises for a troubled Church and a turbulent world. His convictions, his styles, his teachings and his actions have become both a surprise and a scandal to many. He is calling us in the direction of a change of perception, much more than a repentant attention to the matters of personal life, Church and World, he is calling us to the peripheries.
Hence, in our attempt to understand Francis' person and message, as the leader and the servant of the Catholic Church, to consider his person/personality is of prime importance. Unlike many others who change their actions and convictions according to the power and office when conferred, Francis has brought his person/personality into the office and power to act upon and to change.
This is the key, I suppose, to decoding Francis as Pope. He has not denied or done away with his personality. Personality permeates his papacy. A personality which is formed deeply out of living faith and an encounter, an experience of Jesus Christ. A personality rooted in mercy and compassion. A personality formed out of experiences of troubled relations and personal failures. A personality carved out of poverty and rejecting the marginalization of any people.
His is a personality molded out of saying no to compromises and comfort seeking life style, too often typical of institutionalism and ideology. His stirring, direct language and compassionate and inclusive gestures are reflections of his personality rooted in a profound Christian experience. He is a pastor at home with the "smell of the sheep" in their pastures.
The conclave to elect a Pope one year ago did not have the usual ambiance of a requiem Mass and grief for a departed pontiff. Rather the conclave had an atmosphere of anxiety and questions marks regarding the very fate of the institutional Church which received an unexpected jolt from the most courageous decision by Pope Benedict XVI to leave in peace and to leave for good.
A leadership vacuum and an apparent moral bankruptcy, aggravated by scandals both inside at the headquarters, as well as issues shaking the structures at different particular churches, called for the hardest optimism in order for any candidate to be at ease with the situation.
Beating all the media predictions and stories of sources and intrigues, we heard a name Bergoglio as a bespectacled man glancing at the crowd in the dark and said, "bless me and pray for me" instead of the customary words of a new Pontiff.
People sensed immediately something new in him and in his style, so too in his nationality and background and name. They mutually blessed and prayed for each other. Everybody retired to rest with a sense of joy and not without questions still remaining as to how he will direct the course of action.
Although a Jesuit, he did not choose a high sounding Ignatius for his name or for that matter any of the great name of his predecessors. He went instead for Francis of Assisi- the poor man of Christ. Francis was often identified as the poor Christ- so too is Pope Francis. Like Francis of Assisi, Pope Francis is a man for whom Jesus Christ has become the ground of his existence.
Like Francis of Assisi, he has a living faith and an ever renewing love for the Church while showing an angelic openness to nature, birds and animals. Finally, like Francis, Pope Francis is a man of dialogue, even to welcoming the apparent hostile diversity of some persons and systems.
At a personal and magisterial level, Francis has embarked upon helping the Church rediscover the merciful love and compassionate face of Christ as one of the cores of his vision and mission. As God embraces the world with its sin and imperfection compassionately in Christ, Francis has challenged the Church to embrace one another with mercy and compassion.
In other words, it is the rediscovery of the richness of Jesus Christ who became poor and servant for our sake. Hence it also puts a challenging question to the institutional and security syndrome seeking mindset within the Church. It calls us to break out and go forth in courage and humility, in mercy and hope, and to reach and preach the merciful love of God to those in the periphery.
Hence it means a lifestyle and a value system which gives priority over availability than appointment, to embrace rather than to judgement, to serve not dictate and rule. It is true many cannot easily digest this rediscovery of simplicity. But all can understand in the light of this rediscovery of the Church and her mission, somethings which were perhaps missing badly!
Within one year, it has created echoes within the echelons of the Church - both internally and externally- whether by way of the eight cardinals council arriving at reforms at Vatican or the religious procurators (economos) forced to discuss the use and accumulation of their wealth in the light of their charism.
Or even Bishops, priests, deacons and laity coming to know each other better through pastoral visits and initiatives. Or, as a concrete example, the third largest Bishops' conference of the world, that of India, sharing an open air dinner with the beggars and destitutes at Pala, Kerala - overcoming caste and economic considerations with true Christian humility and charity.
For the world, Francis' papacy has shown another kind of rethinking- a good example is the prayer for Syria to avert international military action and to arrive at peace rising above the cultural and religious prejudices and selfish interests. Equally he has drawn the attention of the world to pay respect to the human dignity of the marginalized poor, which seems to be an apparent side effect of an economic tyranny which looks at its own self-interest.
Dialogue, peace and justice, with space open to God and to the other, despite the religious or national divides, brings into focus the appeal of Francis to the world. In the matter of Ukraine crisis too, Pope Francis is asking the world community to feel the power of dialogue and justice, and to arrive at peace. In the daily international struggles, his visit to and encouragement given to the refugees and their pain, he is also asking governments to redefine their policies towards the reality of migration, human trafficking and poverty.
Finally, it is interesting that everyone, sinner or saint, poor or rich, atheist or believer has an access to this Pope. His language and gesture are more accommodating than discriminating. His language is understandable because its terminologies are not lexical jargon but reveal the sigh of the suffering and the breath of the struggling world. He stands for regeneration and hope and has struck a natural chord with the youth of the world as well as with those of every other section of society - and of other cultures and world religions.
Fr Dr Santhosh Sebastian Cheruvally is a priest of the diocese of Gorakhpur in North India is professor of dogmatics at St Joseph's Regional Seminary, Allahabad, India and author of Jesus Christ: Quest and Context of Abhishiktananda. He engages himself with the media through occasional freelance writing and interviews.
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Heat, Drought Conditions Raise Minn. Wildfire Risk
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New Law Means New Penalties For Minn. Arsonists
Costly-to-fight wildfires that are intentionally set in Minnesota will soon carry tougher penalties under a new law. The enhanced arson law was passed in May and goes live on Thursday. It builds off an existing wildfire arson law.
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I would really love this pattern. But it will not allow me to print it. Is it somewhere else?
since i did not get the legible pattern and then only part of the pattern I have been unable to attempt the pattern. When i tried to print the pattern out all i got was the blog and a picture of the yo yo square. Did I do something wrong?
well, I've looked and looked for the pattern itself but so far have not been able to find it. I saved it and then looked for it in my list of saved patterns and I still don't find a pattern. I have the picture and it is really cute..but where is the pattern itself. It looks simple enough but I really would like to see a printed pattern.
I inherited four lawn and leaf bags of little balls of yarn when my Mother passed away. Now I know what I can do with the scraps - this is something good for travel. I also got 7 lawn and leaf bags of yarn which went to a group who makes blankets for children in the cancer ward. She had over 200 pairs of knitting needles and a gallon ziploc of brand new crochet hooks - never used. My yarn friends had so much fun helping me sort. We have a group of people at work who sit and knit or crochet on Wednesdays at lunch. I'm going to show them this pattern! Thanks!
I made all the yo-yos but have never been able to do the continuous joining, they are still sitting in my closet!
This is so good to use up my scraps that I have been collecting over the last few months. Thank you.
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Eye-Q Vision Pvt Ltd, which runs eye care hospitals in North and West India, raised Rs 25 crore ($4.5 million) more from two of three existing investors, a top company executive told VCCircle.
Helion Venture Partners, who led the Series B round around two years ago, participated in the fresh funding along with Nexus Venture Partners. Eye-Q, which was founded in 2008 and operates around 30 hospitals, raised this capital a few months ago.
This is the third round of investment in the company. It raised Rs 10 crore from SONG Fund in 2010 and then raised around Rs 45 crore Helion and Nexus in 2012.
Eye-Q co-founder & CEO Rajat Goel said the company would use the capital to build more hospitals and that it is eyeing aggressive expansion and could also look at raising more in the second quarter of next financial year.
"We plan to launch 100 more hospitals in five years and will invest around Rs 250 crore for this expansion. In the last three years the company has grown around seven times and we plan to grow it at 40 per cent CAGR," Goel said.
Eye-Q will focus on northern and western parts of the country and is looking at locations like Haryana, UP, Uttaranchal, Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
According to Goel, the company will focus on building these hospitals in tier II and III locations and will look at both organic and inorganic expansion. Eye-Q had made a few acquisitions two years back in locations like Lucknow and Surat and plans to do more starting end of next year.
Eye-care segment, which is a high margin business and a mature business model, has been getting a lot of investor attention. Some of the recent investments in this segment include Vasan Healthcare which got investment of $100 million from GIC, New Delhi Centre for Sight which secured over $15 million from Matrix in two rounds and ASG Hospital which raised $9 million from Sequoia.


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National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America, 6th Edition contains the most all-new material since the first edition was published more than 25 years ago. The latest edition will include 300 new art figures; unique subspecies maps never before seen in a field guide; extensive migration information overlaid on species maps; field-mark labels on all artwork; text updates to include new species; reorganization reflecting taxonomic changes in the bird community; organization, readability, and increased page count with a fresh new design.
Publisher: Washington, D.C. : National Geographic Society, c2011.
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River Birch propagation
Hi folks,
I'm having a hard time finding information to propagate a river birch tree. I did find some info that it can be propagated by cuttings. However, I couldn't find detailed instructions on how to do the cuttings. I would like to know how it is done, when it is done, length of the cut, should there be leaves, etc.
Thanks in advance!
From: 'The Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation - From Seed to Tissue Culture' Second Edition: Dirr and Heuser, JR. (2006)
Betula nigra
SEED: Matures in spring, shed at theis time, and will germinate without any pretreatment.
CUTTINGS: becoming more popular since the advent of 'Heritage'. June-July, 1000 strength (PPM IBA-Solution), peat:perlite, mist good rooting. Cuttings are best left undisturbed and handled when growht ensues in spring. Can be rooted in fall before leaf drop. Overwinter cuttings in flats until following spring.
Terminal and sub-terminal (basal) cuttings, 6" long, lower leaves removed, wound, peat:sand, mist, 70F bottom heat, greenhouse. Cuttings were taken from a 13-year-old tree in late July (Chicago). Ninety percent rooting of basal cuttings with 2% Benlate-talc without hormone after 6 weeks. Terminal cuttings rooted 60% with the same treatment. Basal cuttings broke bud and grew while most terminal cuttings did not. In all cases, terminal cuttings ttreated with auxin rooted better than basal cuttings treated with auxin [The Plant Propagator 23(2):a5-7 (1997)]
River birch responds to extended photoperiod and cuttings that were rooted in June (Georgia), fertilized with 18-6-12 Osmocote and place under interrupted night lighting (10 pm to 2 amA) continued to grow. In fact, the growth was so fast and structurally weak that the plants assumed a weeping posture.
Here's what you want to do basically. I root cuttings in June/July etc-
build a box or use tupperware flats with tops with at least 6" of depth and then cover the flats. Spray with a fungicide about once every two weeks. Use your 1000 strength hormone. Stick the cuttings, cover your box and keep it in shade or under a large tree so that the sun intensity is always very minimal. Dappled light but never direct light is fine....very good.
Here's a few photos of Dawn Redwood cuttings (from a special tree) - othewise I'd of simply grown them from seed.
Cuttings taken and kept in shade (in my basement) in water:
I prefer a very deep box. My root-systems can travel over ~18". The box has multiple layers of hardware cloth at the bottom for drainage and to hold the soil in. You see that I propped the box up on a couple 2x4's:
Cuttings were stuck. I use a pencil to make holes prior to sticking and so should anyone else.
These are the tools and hardware and wood furring strips I'll be using along with screws, you must use screws:
White poly - use a lightweight clear poly otherwise - you see the furring strips are in place - label the plants and add a date and mark your home calendar as to when you should be applying your fungicides and as to when the cuttings should be starting to root. A simple tug done lightly will let you know if they are rooting:
Strips are now screwed to the box and the date is on as well as the plant material in the box is clearly written there as well:
After this photo, I draped multiple layers of shade cloth over the chamber.
My cuttings were not disturbed and they now rest in my hoophouse for the winter. If you have no hoophouse, then find other means of protection.
Take care,
p.s. the next one to possilby two years the cuttings must be kept in dappled light, under a shade structure or in more shade then sun. 3hours of afternoon sun is ok but that's all. Otherwise treat them as rhododendrons for example - up against the east side of your home.
I grow these from seed all the time and give away.
I would be happy to send you seedlings or seed come spring, just pay postage.
The seed germnates in about seven days just spread on soil and kept moist.
They grow like weeds!!


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Every year more than a million men and women from countries like El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua attempt to cross the river that forms a border between Guatemala and Mexico. Their immediate aim is to enter Mexico illegally, but they have another destination in mind - the US.
Once in Mexico, they must cross the entire Mexican coast in order to reach the border with Texas. It is a journey of about 4,000km and one that begins at the Arriaga train station. The freight trains are the only means of transport for these migrants. Thousands take them every day - each trying to find his or her own spot on the roofs or the axles between the coaches.
But it is a dangerous journey towards what some call "the impossible dream" and only 40 per cent of all those who attempt it make it to the US border.
With no way of knowing where the trains are heading, some make the mistake of climbing aboard trains heading in the wrong direction - towards the Guatemalan border. Others are caught by police who regularly stop the trains in the middle of the countryside and round up all those hitching a ride. But for some, the dangers prove far greater.
One Mexican shopkeeper explains: "I've seen lots of accidents ... people who fall off the train and die because the train runs them over. People who get their legs cut off too."
Rosana is from El Salvador. She had to have both of her legs amputated after she fell off one of the trains. "I fell off the train," she explains. "I was travelling sitting on the roof. I fell off when I tried to climb down before a migrant checkpoint. As I was getting down, I slipped."
Stories like Rosana's are told across Latin America and weigh heavily on the minds of those contemplating the journey.
Thirty-year-old Jaime is from El Salvador. He first crossed the US border illegally as a child with his parents. They settled in Los Angeles where they lived for 15 years. Jaime even got a Green Card. But when he became a gang member and fell foul of the law, he was deported back to El Salvador. There he met 19-year-old Lupita, who he says transformed him. Together they are now attempting to reach the US, in the hope of finding a better life together.
"My objective is to reach Brownsville in Texas," Jaime says. "And once I get there, to work hard to give Lupita a better life."
But Jaime says the stories they heard in El Salvador about the dangers of the journey trouble Lupita.
"They traumatised Lupita before we left, because people talk so much about these tragic accidents that happen on the journey," he explains. "Lupita often feels really bad but we're going to make it. I've never stopped believing since we set out and I'll never stop believing."
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June 6, 2011
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Rebels fly-half Danny Cipriani has returned to training after his suspension for repeated off-field disciplinary breaches was lifted by the Melbourne-based Super Rugby franchise.
Cipriani missed the Rebels' 40-3 defeat at the hands of the Stormers last weekend and was also axed from his side's recent fruitless two-week tour of South Africa having breached the club's disciplinary code.
The controversy prompted reports the fly-half had quit the Rebels but those rumours were dismissed last week, with Cipriani drafted back into the squad for Friday night's clash at Canberra Stadium. "Following detailed consultation between Danny Cipriani, his management, RUPA (Rugby Union Players Association) and the Rebels, it was resolved that Danny's current suspension will be lifted," the Rebels said in a statement.
"Danny has returned to training for the Rebels and will be available for selection in this week's game against the Brumbies. Both parties have agreed that no further public comment will be made and confidentiality will be respected."
Cipriani has experienced a rollercoaster ride since making a high-profile switch to Australia last year. He was fined after reportedly taking a bottle of vodka from a Melbourne nightclub, but also nailed a match-winning penalty in the Rebels' first ever victory, against the Brumbies, in February.
The 23-year-old played important roles in Melbourne's two other Super Rugby wins against the Western Force and Hurricanes, but poor defence saw him dropped to the bench. Cipriani then found himself in more hot water when he and team-mate Richard Kingi broke a team curfew after a loss to the Waratahs in Sydney in late April.
Earlier reports suggested that the Rebels, who are bottom of the Super Rugby standings with two rounds of the regular season remaining, had been pushing Cipriani to sign an updated contract with behavioural clauses.
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Under-fire batsman Virat Kohli finally came good and the bowlers delivered to help India beat Middlesex by 95 runs in the the 50-over practice game at Lord`s here on Friday.
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