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I hope you don't mind my addressing this to you in particular, but I noticed that you're from the same general area as I am, and I wondered if I could ask a few general questions about growing grapes in our neck of Southern California.
We've got about 40 acres of which (I think) only about 5-10 acres are suitable for grapes. I've been reading everything I can get my hands on about growing grapes, but for me, reading can't compare to hearing about people's personal experiences.
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Did you ammend your soil in any way before planting? Do you fertilize regularily now that your vines are established?
What were your primary considerations for choosing varieties?
Is Pierce's Disease still a big problem? Did this affect your variety choices? (All the information on the web I could find on this topic was WAY to technical for me)
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Well, we started out like you. We like to wine taste so whenever we are doing so we ask A LOT OF QUESTIONS. We have made friends with a few winemakers who are always willing to share their knowledge. I'll try to answer some of your questions:
No, you do not amend the soil. It just has to be "ripped" to about 2-3 feet. A little compost is added at planting time just to the hole.
Local (northern/central CA) grape vine growers will assist you with the type of rootstock you should purchase. They are very familiar with Temecula and will give their recommendations. Look around to see what everyone is growing. We chose what we like: Cabernet, Cabernet Franc and Syrah.
No Pierce's Disease is not a big problem at this time.
Read a few beginnners' books. My DH gave me a book "From Vines to Wine" by Jeff Cox that has everything you would need to know to start a home vineyard. He grows in Northern CA but has a good list of suppliers and grape growers that can be utilized for our area.
There is a local winegrowers association in Temecula - I can't remember the name of it right now but they meet at the Glen Oaks Hills clubhouse. We got the info from the winemaker at Black Foot Winery on Glen Oaks Road. When we decide to live on our property full time we plan to get involved with them.
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I'd go down to a pool supply, or pharmacy and pick up a bottle of pH strips to test a few soaps.
Most soaps are basic (ie, pH higher than 7--usually closer to 9 or 10) because of the way soap works, chemically.
If I were looking to test a few, I'd try aquaphor or cetaphil first. They are very gentle cleansers usually recommended for people with babies with very dry/sensitive skin. Also, anything labeled as "tear-free" might be a candidate.
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For hand soap I've used a pH neutral one I found at Whole Foods. (Sorry can't remember the name off the top of my head.) I've seen a few others online and considered ordering. For marble vanity cleaner, I use Method (also from Whole Foods). One note, my significant other recently left a big blob of soap on the counter (without my noticing probably for a few days since this is a guest bathroom). When I saw it and went to clean it up, it left a shadow on the marble. I haven't tried any poltices to remove it, but just something to be aware of. Clean messes up quickly.
Thanks all. Kirk...Now that's way more involved ( ph 7,Pool stores etc) than I ever wanted to get for simple liquid hand soap. Have not seen Cetaphil hand soap. What happened with yours, prickly, is just what I'm trying to avoid. Hope it comes off, as I'm guessing it will. My granite will do that, but fades after a bit.
I had no idea finding ph balanced/ ph/neutral liquid hand soap,would prove so difficult.
EO Products! There was an earlier thread here that led me to them. They include both liquid and foaming hand soaps in their product line. I bought the foam at Whole Foods - they have an awesome range of fragrances, which are mild, pleasant, and quick to fade. Safe for marble, too. LOVE!!
Thanks for sharing the GlassPlus and alcohol/water references for glass; I've got a new marble vanity too!
Target carries Method granite and marble cleaner. I use it on my Calacatta Gold marble vanity top. I also looked for PH-neutral cleaners.
Many "natural" cleaners rely on citric and other acids to cut through grease. I accidentally sprayed Seventh Generation bathroom cleaner without thinking and it etched the counter terribly. Of course, it says right on the bottle "Do not use on marble."
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I also put a glass dish under the soap dispenser to try to minimize drips and residue under the dispenser. I'm also wondering if the olive oil in the 2nd moisturizing soap I listed could have been what caused the dark spot on my marble. I'm considering switching back to the first (though the last time I was at Whole Foods they didn't have it). The dispenser wasn't great on the 1st foaming soap, which was why I switched to the other one. Anyone know if you can get an aftermarket dispenser for foaming soaps?
I also found this hand soap online that says "pH balanced" and have considered ordering it. But the price is so high, and they don't seem to sell refills (assuming the price is high because of the glass vessel).
my statuary marble is being installed today, I have visions of laying towels all over my vanity and floors, my dh is not going to be happy when he finds out there are so many rules. I think I will send him these post so I don't have to be the bearer of bad news. Thanks for all the suggestions of soaps.


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I'm fairly new to LoL (lvl 11) and have only just returned a few days ago. As any good noob should, I focus on learning the fundamentals so I can be useful in later levels. Thus far, I have played 90% of my matches as Ashe, and a few as Ezreal (both bot ADC's). Now, I've seen tons of, "whats the best champ, derpider..." and I know there isn't a "best" camp. What I'm looking for is two things... first, what is another good role to start learning after ADC? And second, I don't know many champs and what role they fill, what would be some good, easy options to start learning said role? I don't expect an exact answer, just your personal suggestions are fine.
Thanks for any help and responses!
If it helps, I like being paired with someone, but I know many of these games have noob players like myself and don't know the value of team play. A solo role might be a good place to start. I don't expect to really start "learning" the game until 30. By then I should know all the basics, and be ready to start playing for real. lol
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Just try all of them. Not all at once, of course, but over time, expect to learn all the roles; you'll need to if you plan on playing ranked anyway. Focus some time on each, learning bruiser top, ap mid, tanky jungler, adc bot, support bot. The reasoning is simple: you learn the strengths and weaknesses of a wider variety of characters and roles this way. When the game culminates in 5v5 team fights, knowing how each role is going to play its part is very helpful. You may realize that you don't know where you're supposed to be in teamfights when you start a new role; knowledge of how the enemy is going to play will help you when you have to counter them.
Benefits of learning support: You already play adc, so learning support can teach you how better to play with supports when you go adc, and having already been an adc, you should know what the adc needs when you go support; knowing both adc and support will help you play both roles better.
Benefits of learning mid: It's the best lane for roaming for a reason, easily getting to either top or bot for ganks. AP mids tend to be more bursty than sustained damage, and can be a pretty different experience from playing an ADC.
Benefits of learning jungler: One of the best alternative roles to learn for any position, imo. By jungling yourself, you get a feel for when enemy junglers will want to come gank a lane. The jungler is arguably the most important role in early and mid game because of its constant presence affecting how all lanes play.
Benefits of learning top: Being isolated from much of the rest of the game, top doesn't have as much of an impact in early and mid game. That said, bruisers become great late game, when they're both hard to kill and dish out good damage. Top may be an easier place to learn how to solo lane than mid (a major difference from the duo lane you're used to in bot), due to ganks being more infrequent than in the other lanes.
And of course, there's the advantage of possibly finding a new role you like better with any of these. I tried to be pretty general, since when you go to learn a new role, you can't just learn one character and call yourself done; there are many different kinds of champs that fill each role. Katarina and ryze can both go mid, but they're extremely different champions. Likewise, blitzcrank and sona are two vastly different supports. Amumu and shaco are both junglers, but beyond that similarity, they're entirely different characters. I'm sure you've noticed even with ez and ashe, that while they both rely on their autoattacks for damage, the way their skills work into their gameplay is pretty different; the variation among other roles is even greater.
Good luck.
Great advice from Leaf.
Couple other thoughts. It seems like Top and Mid are the two most popular picks at lower levels, so if you go that route you need to be prepared to have two other guys wanting to play top a lot of the time. Of course you can always play your bruiser bot... While you're working your way to 30 that's not uncommon if no one wants to play support, or ADC for that matter. Jungle is a lot of fun, but I wouldn't really think about it until you're 20. It's almost impossible before that, and even at 20 you'll find a lot of folks don't know how to work with a jungler yet, so it can be frustrating.
awesome response! Thank you very much, this is what I am really looking for. Browsing champs and sorting them by role doesn't really help that much because there's no description, which you have outlined very well here!
Ya, I love Ezreal because he's fun to play, but I'm a little better at Ashe (not that I'm terribly great at either). I just feel bad locking in my ADC as fast as I can because I don't know how to play anything else. I'll try setting up some bot games and running a few champs in each role to see who I like best, then try him/her out for a bit. I'm probably not ready to jungle because I'm sure I'd miss tons of opportunities to gank and support other lanes, so I think I'll try AP mid, or possibly solo top first.
Learning new roles will help me with gear too, I'm sure. I've got in a rut where I know what to buy in what order, but not situational items. I get late game with Ez, I have all my main items, but could use a little more AS or a little more MD... I'm lost. lol. Thanks again for the good info!
woah woah hold up a sec. You said "but could use a little more AS or a little more MD". If you're an ADC you shouldn't be getting Magic Damage.(If that's what you mean and you didn't just type MD for MR)
Other peoples posts were tl;dr
You play ADC, so you know what an ADC likes in a support. Try out support. You'll almost alway get it in role call, and you can stick to just learning the same champions you'd have to learn otherwise ;o
http://www.lolking.net/champions/ has a list of all of the champions and what part of the meta they fit into, so you could spend some time looking (it's not 100% accurate but you'll get the idea on most of them)
I only started playing a couple of months ago and like you I started with ashe. I'm going to repeat some of the things leaf said, forgive me.
At a young level top lane was the easiest for me to pick up. Alot of tanky champions able to dish out champions and take a bit too. Good place to get a feel for csing and knowing when to harass. It was good for me because top lane is so isolated its like an island out there.
After top laning I went to support because I knew that getting the adc fed was huge. Play some op supports to get used to the feel. For example I started on blitz and then went to alistar and then more commonly played supports ex sona taric lulu. It gives you a good feel for bot lane and when to initiate and when to back off.
After supporting for a while mid was next up and you can take a couple approaches. You can start off with ad champs mid such as panth wukong or talon. Play someone with a good escape like morgana, stun slow shield really help for having a good experience mid.
Adc next because since you supported you know as an adc what is good to do and what isn't. As a mid you learned to farm well. These are crucial aspects to take to adcing. Make sure you keep your eyes on the roaming mids you had to deal with before.
Jungler should be last because it is the most challenging to play correctly. Having been in every other lane it will give you the knowledge to know when someone is having a rough time of it. Try starting off with hecarim he's a really good jungler or nocturne.
Best of luck man hope you enjoy learning the new roles
to learn cs and positioning you're at a good start with ADC
to learn cooperative play run support a bit
to learn dueling run mid/top lane
to learn complete map awareness play jungle.
put all the lessons together and take lessons from teamfighting in each case and you'll be a solid player. As far as champions to try out for the roles, just work your way down every champion available, find where they fit, and practice it.
If you want to jungle, I'd recommend starting out with either Warwick or Nunu because of their natural sustain in the jungle from warwicks passive and nunu's q. Then you can move to other jungles without natural sustain. Right now my favorite jungler is shyvana.
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