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Issue 2 • Date April 2005
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Table of contentsPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): c1 - 589| | PDF (49 KB)
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Ion temperature imaging of the Earth's magnetospherePublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 593 - 598| | Quick Abstract | PDF (664 KB) | | HTML
Detection of neutral atom emission from hot plasmas has evolved to the point where it is now possible to image hot plasmas in neutral atom emission. In this paper, we review the qualitative and quantitative spatially resolved information that can be obtained from neutral atom images, e.g., hot ion transport and ion temperatures. A challenging aspect of neutral atom imaging of the earth's quiet time magnetosphere is that the combination of small neutral fluxes and spacecraft motion necessitates the development of algorithms capable of summing neutral emission obtained from different vantage points over many months to obtain statistically significant images. The image summing algorithm and typical summed images are also presented in this work. View full abstract»
Electromagnetic bounded States and challenges of plasma spectroscopyPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 599 - 608
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We review the foundations and observational support for a new plasma wave mode that has been proposed to explain emissions stimulated by satellite-born high-power radio-frequency sounders. These sounders, which are designed to derive remote electron density profiles from electromagnetic-wave echoes, stimulate plasma resonances in the local plasma. In addition to stimulating resonances at the electron plasma frequency fpe, harmonics of electron gyrofrequency fce, and at the upper hybrid frequency fuh, resonances are also stimulated at frequencies below fpe between the gyroharmonics. The first such resonance, with frequency between fce and 2fce, was discovered by Nelms and Lockwood in 1967 using the topside sounder on Alouette 2. From its appearance, it was called a diffuse resonance (D1 in modern notation) and was originally thought to have a frequency of 3/2fce. Further observations, and theoretical insights, indicated that fD1 is dependent on fpe and fce, namely, fD1=(3/π)(fpefce)12/. The theoretical concepts used to obtain this expression indicated that the Dn resonances (n=1,2,3,...) are electron eigenmodes (electromagnetic bounded states) and led to equations describing the frequencies of the entire Dn sequence and their subsidiary resonances Dn+ and Dn-. Such formulas, based on a combined theoretical and empirical approach, describe a √n spectrum with the frequency of each mode split by the magnetic field analogous to the Zeeman splitting in quantum mechanics. The √n spectrum was first predicted for force-free electromagnetic cylindrical plasma oscillations by Osherovich in 1986. The main theoretical challenge remains to derive the frequency fD1 from first principles. Although the Dn resonances have been stimulated in the terrestrial ionosphere for decades by topside sounder satellites such as Alouette 2 and by electron guns on several rocket experiments, and in Jupiter's Io plasma torus by the sounder on the Ulysses space probe, and are currently being stimulated in the terrestrial magnetosphere by the sounder on the IMAGE spacecraft, they have yet to be observed in laboratory experiments. View full abstract»
δf Simulation of the collisionless tearing mode instability with a gyrokinetic ion responsePublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 609 - 614
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The evolution of the collisionless tearing mode instability is studied using an electromagnetic gyrokinetic δf particle-in-cell simulation model. Drift-kinetic electrons are used. High resolution, small box (less than 10 ion gyroradii) simulations have been well benchmarked with eigenmode analysis and their nonlinear evolution agrees well with theory. In this regime, the ion response is not important and can be either fixed, adiabatic or fully gyrokinetic. Here, results are presented with larger box sizes (64 ion gyroradii radially) where the ion gyrokinetic response is important and cannot be neglected. In these larger box simulations, the instability exhibits an odd parity, different than the even tearing parity. View full abstract»
Transition between different modes of a capacitively coupled radio frequency discharge in CH4 in one- and two-dimensional PIC-MCC SimulationsPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 615 - 623
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Two regimes of a capacitevely coupled radio frequency (CCRF) gas discharge operating in methane are studied with a combined particle-in-cell Monte Carlo collisions (PIC-MCC) algorithm (one-dimensional model) and with accelerated PIC-MCC algorithm (two-dimensional model) for gas pressure P=(0.01--1) torr and discharge current j=(0.45--2.2) mA/cm2. The areas of existence of different discharge regimes are shown on a P-j phase diagram and compared with known numerical results. The role secondary electrons from electrodes during transition is discussed. The phenomena of hysteresis is observed in discharge behavior with current change over growing and falling current branches. View full abstract»
Mode Characteristics of radio-frequency atmospheric glow dischargesPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 624 - 630
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Building on recent experimental and numerical evidence of different glow modes in atmospheric plasmas, this paper reports a systematic study of these modes in radio-frequency (RF) glow discharges in atmospheric helium. Using a one-dimensional (1-D) hybrid computer model, we present detailed characterization of three glow modes, namely the α mode, the α-γ transitional mode, and the γ-mode in a 13.56-MHz atmospheric glow discharge over a wide range of root mean square (RMS) current density from 5 mA/cm2 to 110 mA/cm2. Our focus is on sheath dynamics through spatial and temporal profiles of charged densities, electric field, electron mean energy, sheath thickness, and sheath voltage, and when appropriate our results are compared against experimental data of atmospheric glow discharges and that of glow discharges at reduced gas pressure below 1 torr. Fundamental characteristics of the three glow modes are shown to be distinctively different, and these can be used as a hitherto unavailable route to tailor the operation of radio-frequency atmospheric glow discharges to their intended applications. View full abstract»
Presheath environment in weakly ionized single and multispecies plasmasPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 631 - 636
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The presheath located near boundaries in weakly ionized plasmas is a rich environment in which charge exchange, and ion-ion streaming instabilities combine to establish the electric fields that accelerate ions to close to the Bohm velocity at the sheath/presheath boundary. Charge exchange sets the presheath scale length in weakly collisional plasma, in which ionization can be neglected. The transition of mobility limited ion flow near the bulk plasma to free fall motion close to the plate for single species plasmas is explored. Measurements in argon-helium multidipole plasmas of plasma potential with emissive probes and ion energy distribution functions with laser induced fluorescence are presented. These data show that the argon ions are speeded up by the presheath electric fields, argon ions are heated, and ion-ion instability is present as ions approach the boundary. View full abstract»
Whistler wave propagation and whistler wave antenna radiation resistance measurementsPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 637 - 646
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Whistler waves are a common feature of ionospheric and magnetospheric plasmas. While the linear behavior of these waves is generally well understood, a number of interesting observations indicate that much remains to be learned about the nonlinear characteristics of the mode. For example, in space, very low frequency (VLF) emissions triggered by whistler modes launched from ground-based transmitters have been observed. Emission is assumed to come from transverse currents formed by counterstreaming electrons that are phase bunched by the triggering signal. In the laboratory, it has been shown that with increasing amplitude of the driving signal applied to an antenna, the whistler mode radiation pattern forms a duct with diameter of the order of the parallel wavelength. The ducted waves were observed to propagate virtually undamped along the length of the plasma column. These observations have prompted an Naval Research Laboratory's (NRL) Space Physics Simulation Chamber study of whistler wave dynamics. The goals are to investigate whistler wave ducting, self-focusing, and amplification, and to study nonlinear whistler-plasma interactions. View full abstract»
Design of a gridded gun and PPM-focusing structure for a high-power sheet electron beamPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 647 - 653
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We describe the design of a gridded electron gun and periodic permanent magnet (ppm)-focusing structure to create and guide a 415-kV, 250-A sheet beam with a cross section of 100 mm × 8 mm. The gun is intended for use with a 40-MW X- band sheet beam klystron for driving accelerators. Using the three-dimensional (3-D) code suite AMAZE, we designed a ppm structure that guided the beam over 80 cm with 98% transmission. View full abstract»
Rapid kinematic bunching and parametric instability in a crossed-field gap with a periodic magnetic fieldPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 654 - 660
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Single particle orbit considerations show that the cycloidal orbits of electrons in a gap with crossed electric and magnetic fields lead to rapid spoke formation if the external magnetic field has a periodic variation. This spoke formation is primarily a result of kinematic bunching, which is independent of the radio frequency electric field and of the space charge field. A parametric instability in the orbits, which brings a fraction of the electrons from the cathode to the anode region, is discovered. These results are examined in light of the recent rapid startup, low noise magnetron experiments and simulations that employed periodic, azimuthal perturbations in the axial magnetic field. View full abstract»
Microwave pulse compression using a helically corrugated waveguidePublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 661 - 667
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There has been a drive in recent years to produce ultrahigh power short microwave pulses for a range of applications. These high-power pulses can be produced by microwave pulse compression. Sweep-frequency based microwave pulse compression using smooth bore hollow waveguides is one technique of passive pulse compression, however, at very high powers, this method has some limitation due to its operation close to cutoff. A special helical corrugation of a circular waveguide ensures an eigenwave with strongly frequency dependent group velocity far from cutoff, which makes the helically corrugated waveguide attractive for use as a passive pulse compressor for very high-power amplifiers and oscillators. The results of proof-of-principle experiments and calculations of the wave dispersion using a particle in cell particle-in-cell (PIC) code are presented. In the experiments, a 70-ns 1-kW pulse from a conventional traveling-wave tube (TWT) was compressed in a 2-m-long helical waveguide. The compressed pulse had a peak power of 10.9 kW and duration of 3 ns. In order to find the optimum pulse compression ratio, the waveguide's dispersion characteristics must be well known. The dispersion of the helix was calculated using the PIC code Magic and verified using an experimental technique. Future work detailing plans to produce short ultrahigh power gigawatt (GW) pulses will be discussed. View full abstract»
Joining of ceramic tubes using a high-power 83-GHz Millimeter-wave beamPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 668 - 678
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High purity, high density alumina tubes have been successfully joined using a high-power millimeter-wave beam. This technique exploits the use of the beam-forming capability of an 83-GHz gyrotron-based system allowing the deposition of energy into a narrow region surrounding the joint area with minimal heating (<100°C) of the metal fixturing (a modified microlathe). The power deposition and heating was modeled using a closed form analytical approach that has been compared with experimental results. The modeling results indicated areas of improvement that were implemented to make the process more effective. Conjoined tubes resulting from this technology meet the requirements for the dielectric-loaded accelerator (DLA) being developed by the Argonne National Laboratory. View full abstract»
Experimental investigations on miniaturized high-frequency vacuum electron devicesPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 679 - 684
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We investigated the foundations for high-frequency vacuum electron devices experimentally, with emphasis on deep etch X-ray lithography: lithographie, galvanoformung, abformung (LIGA) to fabricate a miniaturized interaction circuit and a photonic crystal (PC) resonator to excite a stable high-order mode. The successful operation of a LIGA-fabricated folded-waveguide traveling-wave tube was reported. From such physical considerations as Debye length and photonic band gap, we proposed a reflex klystron adopting a cold cathode and a PC resonator. View full abstract»
Eighteen-beam gun design for high power, high repetition rate, broadband multiple-beam klystronsPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 685 - 695
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This paper presents the design of a high repetition rate electron gun to be employed in future high-power broadband multiple-beam amplifiers operating in S-band. Special emphasis is placed on the geometric layout of the gun to ensure high repetition rate operation at moderate beam switching voltages, good beam optics, and optimal beam packing for long life, efficient beam-wave interaction and broad bandwidth. The resulting gun design employs an eighteen-beam magnetically shielded cathode topology capable of generating a total current of 41.6 A (evenly divided among eighteen beams) at a voltage of 42 kV. In the beam tunnels, each beamlet has a radial fill factor of 48%. The nominal beam modulation voltage is 5.2 kV. With an estimated gun capacitance of 150 pF, a repetition rate in excess of 10 kHz is feasible with the current state-of-the-art in modulator technology. View full abstract»
Characterization of a self-magnetic-pinched diodePublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 696 - 703
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Self-magnetic-pinched diode behavior at 1.5-2 MV was diagnosed using a variety of electrical, radiation, and optical diagnostics. Results are compared with predictions of the LSP particle-in-cell code, and shown to be in good agreement. A practical diagnostic of electron incidence angles is demonstrated. A quadrature interferometer is shown to be capable of measuring the time-dependent position of the effective electrode-plasma boundaries. Both one-dimensional (1-D) and two-dimensional (2-D) interferometry show the importance of anode plasma expansion in such diodes with high anode-power concentration. Not only does the anode plasma contribute significantly to gap closure, but there is evidence that anode plasma expansion results in a distortion of the effective anode shape, which can significantly affect the diode performance. View full abstract»
Paraxial gas-cell focusing of relativistic electron beams for radiographyPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 704 - 711
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A description of the underlying physics governing the operation of pulsed-power driven, gas-filled, paraxial diodes is presented. Gas-filled focusing cells are routinely used to transport high energy density electron beams for use in flash X-ray radiography experiments. The paraxial diode acts as a 1/4 betatron focusing element with a focal length F proportional to the square root of the beam energy and inversely proportional to the square root of the net current in the gas cell F∝(γ/Inet)12/. Particle-in-cell simulations demonstrate that the time integrated radiation spot is determined both by focal sweeping due to time varying net currents and by finite beam emittance. The calculated radiation focal plane, spot, and dose are compared to data obtained by the Atomic Weapons Establishment, U.K., from a variety of experimental configurations and demonstrate good agreement between simulation and experiment. Suggestions to improve the focal properties of the diode are presented. View full abstract»
Trapping and acceleration of nonideal injected electron bunches in laser Wakefield acceleratorsPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 712 - 722
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Most conceptual designs for future laser wakefield accelerators (LWFA) require external injection of precisely-phased, monoenergetic, ultrashort bunches of MeV electrons. This paper reports simulation and Hamiltonian models of several nonideal injection schemes that demonstrate strong phase bunching and good accelerated beam quality in a channel-guided LWFA. For the case of monoenergetic, unphased (long bunch) injection, there is an optimum range of injection energies for which the LWFA can trap a significant fraction of the injected pulse while producing an ultrashort, high-quality accelerated pulse. These favorable results are due to a combination of pruning of particles at unfavorable phases, rapid acceleration, and strong phase bunching. Also, the plasma channel introduces a favorable shift in the region of accelerating phase where electrons are focused, which can significantly reduce the required injection energy. Simulation results agree well with the predictions of the Hamiltonian model. Simulations of phased injection with a broad injected energy spread also exhibit final accelerated bunches with small energy spread. These results suggest that relatively poor quality injection pulses may still be useful in LWFA demonstration experiments. View full abstract»
Initial studies of steady inductive helicity injection on the HIT-SI experimentPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 723 - 728
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The helicity-injected torus (HIT-SI) is designed to produce a "bow tie" spheromak, formed and sustained by steady inductive helicity injection (SIHI) current drive (Jarboe, 1999). SIHI is implemented via two "helicity injectors." Each injector acts as a 180° segment of a reversed-field pinch (RFP), with a typical peak current of 11 kA and a peak flux of 0.5 mWb. The toroidal loop voltage, toroidal injector plasma current, and toroidal flux of a single injector all oscillate sinusoidally at a frequency of 5 kHz and nearly in phase, so the single injector helicity injection rate and power input to the plasma are always positive. Operating the two injectors 90° out of phase in time provides nearly constant power input and helicity injection rate. To date, injector plasmas have been sustained in this manner for over 5 ms. An internal magnetic probe array has been installed in one of the injectors. Observations of the injector fields will be presented, illustrating the evolution of the field structure through the injector cycle. View full abstract»
Continued development of a 12-cm-diameter nozzle for argon Z-pinchesPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 729 - 734
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We report on the variation of K-shell X-ray output of an argon Z-pinch as a function of the radial gas distribution. The tests, conducted on the Double-EAGLE simulator at ∼3.5-MA peak current, utilized a 12-cm-diameter double-shell nozzle that was designed for use with the 300-ns rise-time current pulse (∼6 MA) of the DECADE QUAD pulsed power machine. By varying the plena gas pressures of the inner and outer shells, the net radial distribution could be changed from one that was strongly concentrated near the axis to one more broadly distributed as a function of radius. Previous work has shown that a roughly uniform radial distribution gives higher X-ray output than shell-like flows for gas Z-pinches. The present work was focused on refining the optimum radial distribution and to establish benchmarks for modeling calculations. The present data show that the K-shell yield has a broad optimum (and the relative strength of the K continuum >4 keV systematically changes) as the mass distribution becomes more peaked near the axis. Very-high-quality K-emitting volumes (<5 ns pulse width from <1 mm diameters) were achieved over a significant fraction of the pinch length. View full abstract»
Generation of high-energy electrons in a double gas jet and laser wakefield accelerationPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 735 - 738
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High-energy electrons were generated by the synchronized interaction of a 2-TW laser beam with a nitrogen gas jet and a 10-TW laser beam with helium gas jet. The jets centers are separated by 0.5 mm distance and the propagation of the lasers are collinear. Plasma electrons were trapped and accelerated by the wakefields generated in the gas jet plasmas to above 20 MeV. View full abstract»
Heating of on-axis plasma heating for keV X-ray production with Z-pinchesPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 739 - 751
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We discuss a new opportunity of using Z-pinch plasma radiation sources for generating Ar K-shell radiation and harder keV quanta. Our approach to keV X-ray generation is based upon an analogy with laser fusion, where the imploding shell compressionally heats the low-density inner mass. The suggested design of a Z-pinch load consists then of one or two heavy outer shell(s) with a lower mass on-axis fill (i.e., central gas jet) producing most of the radiation. The outer shell is not supposed to radiate and thus does not need to have high specific energy characterized by the large η parameter (Whitney et al., 1990). Thus, the heavy outer shell does not need to have a very large initial diameter for its implosion to be matched to the long-pulse current driver. Rather, we want to have a large amount of energy from the driver coupled to this shell by the moment when the shell collides with the low-density fill and eventually converts much of this energy to the thermal energy of the on-axis plasma. This configuration is investigated numerically in the framework of a one-dimensional radiation-magneto-hydrodynamics model for the case of Ar K-shell radiators. It is demonstrated that the Ar fill is heated in two stages. The first stage corresponds to the shock heating and thermal conduction in an initially low-density fill, and it allows preheating the fill while avoiding significant losses in soft radiation. The fill radiator is then compressed quasi-adiabatically and is heated-up to the temperature optimum for K-shell quanta generation. Diffusion of the driving magnetic field is shown to always suppress the conductive heat losses from the hot on-axis plasma to the cold outer shell. Absorption of the K-lines emitted near the axis in the surrounding plasma could be avoided by filling the outer shell with a different gas (like N-on-Ar), which allows a substantial increase in the observed keV X-ray radiation yields. View full abstract»
Two-dimensional gas density and velocity distributions of a 12-cm-diameter, triple-nozzle argon Z-pinch loadPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 752 - 762
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We have developed a 12-cm-diameter Ar gas Z-pinch load, which produces two annular gas shells and a center gas jet. The two-dimensional (2-D) gas density profiles of the load, in r-θ and r-z planes, were measured with submillimeter spatial resolutions using the planar-laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) method, for conditions used in Z-pinch experiments. Due to interactions between the shells, the net gas density profile differs from the superposition of the individual shell profiles. Narrow density peaks are observed both at smaller and larger radii than the radius where the shells come in contact with each other. Two-dimensional flow velocity distributions are determined from the displacements between the fluorescence and later time phosphorescence images. The measured stream velocities of argon gas puffs are 650 ± 20 m/s, higher than the ideal gas velocity due to the formation of clusters in the supersonic gas flow. Indeed, clusters were observed in earlier Rayleigh scattering experiments. The gas measurements of the initial phase using the PLIF will be combined with other density measurements of the implosion and pinch phases to better understand the implosion dynamics and to provide initial conditions for simulation codes. View full abstract»
Correlation of energy efficiency of NO removal by intermittent DBD radical injection methodPublication Year: 2005 , Page(s): 763 - 770
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Ammonia radicals are produced by a dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) in a chamber separate from the chamber that NO gas flows, and are injected in the NO gas flowing field to decompose NO gas. The power source for generating the DBD is a one-cycle sinusoidal (OCS) waveform so as to easily control the power consumed in the DBD plasma. The fundamental frequency of the OCS power source is 150 kHz. The correlation of the DeNOx characteristics was discussed, where the residence time of the ammonia gas in the radical injector and the power density consumed in the DBD plasma were considered. Their product was called residence energy density (RED). It was confirmed that the parametric data of the DeNOx energy efficiency were clearly correlated by the RED. Currently, the energy efficiency of 250 g/kWh was attained at a NO gas temperature of 600°C. In order to obtain a high-energy efficiency in this system, the suppression of the energy consumed in the DBD plasma is effective, and instead, the ammonia flow rate decreases, compensating the accepted energy of the ammonia particles by the residence in the radical injector. View full abstract»
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The Coolest People in Art: 250 AnecdotesThis books contain 250 anecdotes, including this one: British graffiti artist Banksy is quite the social satirist. When Paris Hilton came out with her debut CD of music, Banksy created his own version of the cover of her album. Banksy's version featured a topless photo of Paris and the slogans "What Am I For?" and "Why Am I Famous?" He made 500 copies of the satiric work of art, and then he
William Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor": A Retelling in ProseIn this comedy, Sir John Falstaff attempts to seduce two merry wives, who decide to punish him by leading him on. They keep making him think that he is on the verge of success, but just when he thinks he will succeed they make sure that something bad happens to him.
William Shakespeare's 2 Henry IV, aka Henry IV, Part 2: A Retelling in ProseThis is an easy-to-read retelling of William Shakespeare's history play "2 Henry IV," aka "Henry IV, Part 2."In this play, King Henry IV and his sons crush the rebellion, Henry IV dies, Prince Hal is crowned King Henry V, and Henry V rejects his lowlife friends, including the witty Falstaff, who would have very happily looted the royal treasury.
How to Teach the Autobiographical Essay Composition Project in 9 ClassesThis document gives one way of teaching the autobiographical essay to students, although it should also be useful to people who are not students, but who want to write this kind of essay.Feel free to copy this and give sections of it or all of it to your students, other teachers, and your friends.In my 50-minute classes, usually I will go over one or two essays by professional writers, one or two
The Trojan War and Its Aftermath: Four Epic PoemsThis book is a collection of four ancient epics that tell the story of the Trojan War and its aftermath:Homer's "Iliad"Tells the story of the wrath of Achilles and the death of Hector.Quintus of Smyrna's "Posthomerica"Tell the story of the rest of the Trojan War, including the story of the Trojan Horse.Homer's "Odyssey"Tells the story of Odysseus' adventures and homecoming after the Trojan War
William Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice": A Retelling in ProseOne theme of the play — told here in novel form — is the harmful effects that prejudice can have on people. It can make someone want to cut a pound of flesh from a living person. It can make someone spit on the clothing and the beard of an old person.We can sympathize with Shylock because he is the victim of prejudice, but he also is guilty of prejudice. He hates Antonio in part because he is a
Composition Project: Writing a Hero-of-Human-Rights EssayThis free download describes a composition assignment that I have used successfully during my years of teaching at Ohio University.Other teachers are welcome to download and read this pdf file and decide whether this assignment will work in their classes. Of course, other teachers may modify the assignment as desired for their classes.The file is divided into two main sections following this brief
How to Teach a Problem-Solving Letter Composition Project in 6 ClassesThis document describes a composition project that I have successfully used during my years of teaching at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. The composition project is to write a Problem-Solving Letter that gives the reader information that the reader can use. This is practical writing, as opposed to academic research papers that teachers grade and return to their students. Problem-Solving Letters
The Kindest People: Be Excellent to Each Other (Volume 6)This book contains 250 stories about good deeds, including these: 1) In 2012, David "Deacon" Jones lost his heavy gold National Football League Hall of Fame ring. He and his wife, Elizabeth, ransacked their house but they could not find it. In June 2013, he died without ever finding the ring. Guillermo Gallardo, age 55, found the ring while in a J.C. Penney's shopping for work pants. He knew whose


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Hostess Expects To Split Up Snacks In SaleDecember 21, 2012 12:04 pm
Twinkies, Wonder Bread and Devil Dogs are likely to return to shelves in coming months, but probably not under the same owners. Hostess Brands Inc. said in bankruptcy court Friday that it's narrowing down the bids it received for its brands and expects to sell off its snack cakes and bread brands to separate buyers. The testimony came from an investment banker for Hostess, which is in the process of liquidating.
Consumer Trends: Dairy Industry Growth To Slow In 2013December 21, 2012 12:02 pm
Rabobank has published a new fourth quarter 2012 research report on the global dairy industry. In the report, Rabobank forecasts that demand growth will slow but will not prevent a price recovery in 2013. Rabobank's Food & Agribusiness Research and Advisory group says that the slow recovery in international dairy prices that began in August continued into the final quarter of this year, but failed to gain much momentum.
Thought Of The Day: A Fight For The HorsesDecember 21, 2012 9:58 am
New Mexico meat processor Valley Meat Co. is suing the U.S. federal government after the USDA ceased inspection of the company's horse slaughtering facility. Valley Meat alleges it is the victim of emotional political debates and that it has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars due to federal inaction.
Fish Regulators Put Off Vote On Cuts In NEDecember 21, 2012 9:57 am | by JAY LINDSAY,Associated Press
Fishing regulators on Thursday delayed voting on huge cuts to the catch of New England fishermen after repeated and emotional warnings that the reductions would finish off the flailing industry. The New England Fishery Management Council voted 15-2 to put off deciding on new catch limits for various bottom-dwelling groundfish species until their next meeting, scheduled for the end of January.
Kraft Increasing Production At Va. FacilityDecember 21, 2012 9:55 am
Kraft Foods Group is planning to increase production of its Capri Sun beverages at its facility in Frederick County, creating 25 jobs. Gov. Bob McDonnell said the company plans to invest $25 million for the ramp up and to install new packaging technology.
Budding Boilo Baron Peddles Pa. Holiday CocktailDecember 21, 2012 9:52 am | by MICHAEL RUBINKAM,Associated Press
Chris Brokenshire has been making and drinking boilo for nearly 20 years. And now he's hoping to export this obscure cultural oddity to the masses, developing a drink mix that he began selling last month in a few brick-and-mortar stores in Schuylkill County — the epicenter of the boilo-making tradition — as well as online at his website.
Chicken Farmer Prevails In Pollution LawsuitDecember 21, 2012 9:49 am | by ERIC TUCKER,Associated Press
A Maryland farmer who raises chickens for poultry giant Perdue Farms did not discharge pollution into a nearby river, a federal judge ruled Thursday in a case that had been closely watched by environmentalists and the poultry industry. U.S. District Judge William Nickerson sided with Alan Hudson in a 50-page ruling, saying a New York-based environmental group that sued the farmer and Perdue for pollution had failed to prove its case.
Meat Company Sues Feds Over Horse SlaughterhouseDecember 21, 2012 9:46 am | by JERI CLAUSING,Associated Press
A New Mexico meat company that wants to resume domestic horse slaughter for food is suing the federal government, alleging inaction on its application was driven by emotional political debates and has cost it hundreds of thousands of dollars. Valley Meat Co. is seeking to force the U.S. Department of Agriculture to resume inspections necessary to open what would be the nation's first new horse slaughterhouse in more than five years.
Photo Of The Day: Drinking To The HolidaysDecember 21, 2012 9:42 am
In this Dec. 12, 2012 photo Chris Brokenshire poses with his creation, a drink mix based on a traditional Pennsylvania coal-region cocktail called boilo, in Ringtown, Pa. Brokenshire is trying to commercialize the drink, which has been around for at least a century and is typically consumed around the holidays.
Thought Of The Day: Discrimination In The WorkplaceDecember 20, 2012 12:50 pm
Though the company admitted no wrongdoing, Clougherty Packing Co., the Hormel Foods subsidiary that makes Farmer John and Dodger Dogs products, has agreed to settle a discrimination suit brought by 2,000 women whose applications for entry-level jobs were rejected between 2007 and 2009.
SD Food Group Sued By InvestorsDecember 20, 2012 12:49 pm
Fifteen investors of a Sioux Falls food service marketing company have filed a lawsuit demanding the repayment of more than $2.2 million in funds they allege were obtained through fraud. The Argus Leader reports that the lawsuit was filed against the current and former owners of Fuzion Food Group.
Food, Beverage Cartons Become More RecyclableDecember 20, 2012 12:46 pm
In 2009, a group of carton manufactures joined forces as the Carton Council to increase carton recycling availability in the U.S. In just three years, the number of households who can recycle cartons has grown from 18 percent to now more than 40 percent, an increase of 128 percent. This represents more than 47.9 million U.S. households.
NY Brewery To Produce 'Game Of Thrones' BeerDecember 20, 2012 12:44 pm
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Ingrid Hirstin Lazcano, founder of the Los Angeles-based Andean Dream LCC, said a strike on the East and Gulf Coasts could bankrupt her company, which sells soups, pasta and other products made from quinoa, a grain, grown in the Bolivian Andes. The company has two containers shipped monthly to both Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
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Consumer Trends: Americans Love To Cook During HolidaysDecember 20, 2012 12:36 pm
According to new research from Mintel, cooking at home is heating up with more than one quarter (26%) of American consumers saying that they "love" cooking versus only a mere 9% who claim to dislike putting their apron on. And what's more, up to 20% of US consumers describe their cooking skills level as advanced, meanwhile almost half (46%) feel they have at least an intermediate level.
Hillshire Brands To Sell Australian SubsidiaryDecember 20, 2012 9:45 am
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Study: Drinking Orange Juice Linked To Lower Obesity RiskDecember 20, 2012 9:43 am
Orange juice may do more for your diet and overall health than you may think, according to results of a recently published study in Nutrition Journal. Data from this study suggests adults who drink 100 percent orange juice tended to have better overall diet quality, higher intake of key nutrients and less risk of being overweight than adults who don't drink orange juice.
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South Dakota's state epidemiologist is reminding residents to cook and store foods at proper temperatures over the holidays. Dr. Lon Kightlinger says it's not uncommon for holiday pot-lucks at schools, churches, offices or other gatherings to result in food-borne outbreaks.
ConAgra To Report Earnings TodayDecember 20, 2012 9:36 am
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No room for error for Notre Dame QB Everett Golson
Notre Dame's Everett Golson must continue to find ways of making something out of nothing to give the Fighting Irish a shot.
In a BCS National Championship matchup commanded by dominant defenses, the X-factor could present itself as a redshirt freshman quarterback with a knack for improvising — on the football field and on the keyboards.
"Music is my outlet," said Notre Dame's Everett Golson, who plays by ear. "I actually have a keyboard in my room. There are many times where I come from practice or from class and just sit down and play.
"It kind of lets me get away from what's going on."
On Monday night against No. 2 Alabama, it will be imperative that Golson is in the moment, even if at times he slip-slides away.
Big ability
The young quarterback is known for his scrambling abilities.
His agility and athleticism allow him to keep plays alive as he shuffles around the pocket, his eyes perpetually downfield.
This is top-ranked Notre Dame's first national-title shot since 1988, and if the top-ranked Fighting Irish (12-0) are to keep 10-point-favorite Alabama (13-1) from solidifying its dynasty, many believe the key will be Golson's ability to decipher the Crimson Tide's disguises and break free.
"That's the ace in the hole," ESPN college football analyst David Pollack said of Golson's legs. "That's the wild card in this ballgame, him being able to buy time."
Despite some roadblocks, Golson steadily has brought his game to new heights. In 11 outings (he missed the seventh game, against BYU, with a concussion), he completed 166 of 282 passes (58.9 percent) for 2,135 yards and 11 touchdowns, with five interceptions.
He added 305 yards and five touchdowns rushing.
"A quarterback like that … can scramble around for five seconds and create havoc for our defense," Alabama defensive end Damion Square said.
Hard to predict
Crimson Tide defensive coordinator Kirby Smart said he still sees in his mind "three plays we watched over and over — he scrambles to his right, throws it all the way across the field to his left to a wide-open receiver — where a guy just lost him. To that kid's credit that creates a different angle of the offense that's hard to prepare for" and "hard to simulate."
Golson's aerial attack, which has All-American tight end Tyler Eifert (624 yards receiving and four touchdowns) as its main target, has plagued defenses.
Building confidence
Seven of Golson's passing touchdowns, and only two interceptions, came during the final five games, beginning with a confidence-boosting 30-13 victory Oct. 27 against then-No. 8 Oklahoma.
This week he indicated the confidence-launcher, however, was on Oct. 6 against Miami at Chicago's Soldier Field, where Golson completed 17 of 22 passes for 186 yards — and added 51 rushing yards.
Detractors point to Golson's inexperience and that this is the Tide's third national championship game in four years — they won the previous two.
They say Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron, a junior, has been on the biggest stage before.
"I don't think he's going to get nervous," Notre Dame running back Theo Riddick said of Golson. "He lives for these moments.
"The dude is unbelievable. He makes something out of nothing."
Irish offensive coordinator Chuck Martin was asked, regarding Golson, if Monday night's game could be likened to "the great unknown."
"Yeah, it is," Martin said, adding that "they'll realize pretty quickly it's like any other game. I'd say the first series isn't — they'll realize the enormity of the moment when they go out there. But once those big guys start chasing them around, instincts take over."
After "the first set of drives," Martin said, Golson likely won't be thinking, "this is the national championship."
Instead, said the coach, his quarterback "will be thinking, 'I've got to find a window to throw the ball' " — or maybe a lane in which to run.
Miami Herald sportswriter Cory Nightingale contributed to this report.
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Study: Your all-electric car may not be so green
Published: Mon, Dec 15, 2014
WASHINGTON (AP) — People who own all-electric cars where coal generates the power may think they are helping the environment. But a new study finds their vehicles actually make the air dirtier, worsening global warming. Ethanol isn't so green, either. "It's kind of hard to beat gasoline" for public and environmental health, said study co-author Julian Marshall, an engineering professor at the University of Minnesota. "A lot of the technologies that we think of as being clean ... are not better than gasoline." The key is where the source of the electricity all-electric cars. If it comes from coal, the electric cars produce 3.6 times more soot and smog deaths than gas, because of the pollution made in generating the electricity, according to the study that is published Monday by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. They also are significantly worse at heat-trapping carbon dioxide that worsens global warming, it found.
Oklahoma: First U.S. Gas Station Drops Below $2 a Gallon
Published: Thu, Dec 4, 2014
$2 gasoline is back in the U.S. An Oncue Express station in Oklahoma City was selling the motor fuel for $1.99 a gallon today, becoming the first one to drop below $2 in the U.S. since July 30, 2010, Patrick DeHaan, a senior petroleum analyst at GasBuddy Organization Inc., said by e-mail from Chicago.
As oil prices plunge, wide-ranging effects for consumers and the global economy
Published: Wed, Dec 3, 2014
Tumbling oil prices are draining hundreds of billions of dollars from the coffers of oil-rich exporters and oil companies and injecting a much-needed boost for ailing economies in Europe and Japan — and for American consumers at the start of the peak shopping season. The result could be one of the biggest transfers of wealth in history, potentially reshaping everything from talks over Iran's nuclear program to the Federal Reserve's policies to further rejuvenate the U.S. economy.
As oil prices plunge, wide-ranging effects for consumers and the global economy
Published: Tue, Dec 2, 2014
Tumbling oil prices are draining hundreds of billions of dollars from the coffers of oil-rich exporters and oil companies and injecting a much-needed boost for ailing economies in Europe and Japan — and for American consumers at the start of the peak shopping season. The result could be one of the biggest transfers of wealth in history, potentially reshaping everything from talks over Iran's nuclear program to the Federal Reserve's policies to further rejuvenate the U.S. economy.
OPEC Policy Ensures U.S. Shale Crash, Russian Tycoon Says
Published: Thu, Nov 27, 2014
From Bloomberg: OPEC policy on crude production will ensure a crash in the U.S. shale industry, a Russian oil tycoon said. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries kept output targets unchanged at a meeting in Vienna today even after this year's slump in the oil price caused by surging supply from U.S shale fields. American producers risk becoming victims of their own success.
Chesapeake accused of not paying for natural gas produced from invalid leases
Published: Thu, Nov 20, 2014
Chesapeake Energy may face a class-action lawsuit that claims it has cheated North Texas landowners of at least $100 million by pumping gas from properties that had gone through foreclosure, invalidating the oil and gas leases, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports. Chesapeake continued to tap reserves beneath the various properties in Johnson and Tarrant counties even after the Oklahoma City-based energy giant discovered it had troubled leases following the economic downturn in 2008, choosing instead to "ignore the problem," the lawsuit asserts. Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/19/6302714/chesapeake-accused-of-not-paying.html#storylink=cpy
Fracking to be allowed in largest national forest on U.S. east coast
Published: Tue, Nov 18, 2014
Over the objection of environmental groups and Virginia's governor, a federal management plan released on Tuesday will allow a form of natural gas drilling known as fracking to occur in parts of the largest national forest on the east coast, according to The Guardian. The US Forest Service originally planned to ban fracking in the 1.1m-acre George Washington National Forest, but energy companies cried foul after a draft of the plan was released in 2011. It would have been the first outright ban on the practice in a national forest. "We think we've ended up in a much better place, which is we are allowing oil and gas drilling," Robert Bonnie, the US Department of Agriculture's undersecretary for natural resources and environment, told the Associated Press in a telephone interview.
House, Senate to vote on Keystone XL pipeline
Published: Thu, Nov 13, 2014
For the first time in the six-year fight over the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, both houses of Congress will hold a vote on the proposed project, giving each side in a Louisiana Senate election a chance to boost its candidate. The two lawmakers locked in the runoff contest, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D) and Rep. Bill Cassidy (R), seized control of the congressional agenda Wednesday, extracting assurances from House and Senate leaders that votes will be held to bypass President Obama's authority and authorize construction of the pipeline.
Former Chesapeake CEO says U.S. shale boom not exportable
Published: Wed, Nov 5, 2014
Aubrey McClendon, former CEO of natural gas giant Chesapeake Energy, argued in a speech Wednesday the U.S. shale drilling boom was unlikely to be replicated in other countries, the Dallas Morning News reports. McClendon, who now has a new shale venture, American Energy Partners, said the combination of entrepreneurial spirit, expansive infrastructure and the private ownership of mineral rights makes the United States unique.
Boone Pickens tells oil companies to stop drilling
Published: Thu, Oct 23, 2014
Billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens has seen plummeting oil prices before and says he knows what the problem is. Energy companies are pumping too much oil and none of them wants to be the first to stop, Mr. Pickens said Wednesday in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
Saudi Arabia's Crude Oil Supply Said to Fall in September
Published: Thu, Oct 23, 2014
The amount of oil Saudi Arabia supplied to markets fell last month, according to a person familiar with the country's oil policy. Its production climbed. The world's biggest crude exporter supplied 9.36 million barrels a day last month, a reduction of 328,000 barrels daily from August, according to the person, who asked not to be identified, citing policy. The supply figure excludes what's stored. Saudi Arabia produced about 100,000 barrels a day more than in August, the person said.
Nelson Bunker Hunt, second son of legendary wildcatter H.L. Hunt, dies
Published: Wed, Oct 22, 2014
Nelson Bunker Hunt, the wildcatter who surpassed the legacy of his father, H.L. Hunt, died Tuesday of congestive heart failure at a Dallas assisted living center, the Dallas Morning News reports. He was 88. Hunt outdid his father in creating and losing fortunes through titanic plays in oil, silver, soybeans, sugar beets, cattle and thoroughbred horses, his passion. "He was very smart, and he was willing to take a risk, because he could see the prospects of what it might make," said his sister Caroline Rose Hunt. "I was fortunate enough to be invited by him to the Kentucky Derby and other big races. That was his love, horses." A gambler and unabashed capitalist, Hunt lived for the big deal, plowing his oil profits into an array of ventures ranging from ancient Greek coins to the Shakey's Pizza chain. And there was the Bronco Bowl bowling and entertainment complex in Dallas.
Private sector meteorology sees boost from energy companies
Published: Tue, Oct 21, 2014
When it comes to guessing the weather, energy companies are throwing less caution to the wind. Analysts and experts say energy companies are increasingly seeking out private firms to provide weather prediction models to inform their decision-making, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. The nation's energy companies are among the major companies for the private sector meteorology industry, which could grow to $1.8 billion by 2020, according to a recent report from Dallas market research firm Markets and Markets. "Weather has become now the primary driver for commodity prices in energy," said Paul Corby, senior vice president of energy for Planalytics, a Berwyn, Pa.-based firm in its third decade of providing "business weather intelligence" tailored to clients' market needs and the commodities they sell. "It has an impact on
Oil CEO Dies in a Moscow Plane Crash
Published: Tue, Oct 21, 2014
The CEO of one the world's largest oil companies died in Moscow on Monday when his plane "collided with a snow-clearing machine," according to a spokesperson for Vnukovo Airport, NBC News reports. Christophe de Margerie, whose extravagant facial hair earned him the nickname "Big Mustache," according to Bloomberg News, spent seven years in charge of Total S.A., one of the world's six so-called super-major oil companies. He was 63. "I can confirm that the passenger was Total's head de Margerie,'' Elena Krylova, the airport spokesperson, told Reuters.
OPEC Split as Oil Prices Fall Sharply
Published: Tue, Oct 14, 2014
Oil prices sank again on Monday, giving consumers more of a break and causing a split among OPEC leaders about what action should be taken, if any, to halt the slide. The price drop has led to a near free fall in gasoline prices in the United States. On Monday, the national average price for regular gasoline was $3.20, 9 cents lower than it was a week ago and 14 cents below the price a year ago, according to the AAA motor club.
In Texas, traffic deaths climb amid fracking boom
Published: Mon, Oct 13, 2014
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has unlocked huge reserves of oil and gas in shale formations in many states. The biggest winner, in terms of new jobs, has been Texas. But an investigation by Houston Public Media and the Houston Chronicle shows Texas highways have become the nation's deadliest amid a fracking boom.
Divorce trial of Continental CEO Harold Hamm ends, with billions at stake
Published: Fri, Oct 10, 2014
Thursday marked the end of the epic nine-week divorce trial of Oklahoma's richest man, oil magnate and Continental Resources Chief Executive Harold Hamm. With billions of dollars of company wealth at stake, the unusually secretive trial could end with the largest divorce judgment in history, Reuters reports. During the proceedings, lawyers for Harold Hamm and his wife of 26 years, Sue Ann Hamm, presented starkly different views of how much wealth should be divided by the court. The money is mostly tied up in a 68 percent stake in Continental, whose shares are in Harold's name.
Boone Pickens interested in investing in Aubrey McClendon again
Published: Fri, Oct 10, 2014
T. Boone Pickens, the chief executive officer of BP Capital Management LP, said he would be interested in investing again with Aubrey McClendon, the co-founder of Chesapeake Energy Corp. who was ousted last year, Businessweek reports. "I potentially could be" an investor in publicly traded companies McClendon forms, Pickens said in an interview Thursday at Bloomberg headquarters in New York. "Let's see what he's got."
Aubrey McClendon weighing $5B bid for California assets
Published: Thu, Oct 9, 2014
Aubrey McClendon, the oil and natural gas wildcatter ousted from Chesapeake Energy Corp. last year, is exploring a purchase of Freeport-McMoRan Inc.'s operations in California for as much as $5 billion, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg News. McClendon's American Energy Partners LP has been seeking to raise capital to fund the potential deal, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is not public. American Energy, which has raised $13 billion since it was started last April, would fold the assets into a newly created operating unit, the people said.


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Lots of pretty rose pictures (seasons recap).
Some I've shown in the past, some are new.
Bouquet from today. Anne Harkness front. Sunsprite left. Perhaps Sunbright right. Unknown name rooted florist rose back (fragrant!).
two year old Carefree Delight seedling
unknown name Moore hulthemia hybrid
found rose from this year. both cuttings took easy. perhaps Rosa multiflora 'carnea'
Chrysler Imperial
one of my baby yellows that I have high hopes for
another of my babies- Knockout x Oklahoma
yet another baby pic- Mardi Gras seedling
deformed (bugs?) Sunsprite bloom left, Anne Harkness right
Rosemary Harkness
unknown name old yellow once blooming vigorous climber
might as well throw in a Pink Peace bloom for good measure
Wow, Jon!--who did your baby yellow get that scrumptious coloration from? Your roses all look sooo lovely and your babies look GREAT! It was a real delight to see these--along with your fragrant bouquet. Thank you so much for sharing them with us!
In keeping with your last photo--Peace. :)
Thanks y'all. Umm, my baby yellow is a complete mystery as far as parentage. I berate myself for it because it appears to be the most vigorous, disease resistant yellow I have ever grown.
Also, I'm attempting to root a few small clippings of Moore's hulthemia. If you get back with me, I may end up with an extra. It's extremely stingy in bloom- definitely not a production piece. I keep looking at that color though (it doesn't fade either) and wanting to see where I can take it....
"I suppose I'd need a green-house to attempt to hybridize."
I wouldn't talk myself out of it too soon. I think a lot of us amateurs make do without a greenhouse (although there are advantages). One advantage for you would be the insulation that snow provides. I can think of at least one cross I would attempt if I lived in your zone and that would be Prairie Sunrise x Morden Sunrise.
I just plant out in pots to overwinter outside (unless I end up with too many early germinations- then I bring in under lights). I already have nine new seedlings to start the new season out with:
Personally, If I were you, I would look at the Explorer and Parkland series. Carefree Beauty is an excellent mother to start playing around with. I got rid of it because it gave me too many seedlings and it was too tempting to work with (because it's always in bloom). I have at least one keeper from it this year that I plan to carry forward:
Carefree Beauty x Pope John Paul II (very fragrant- shrub rose like Carefree Beauty)
Also. In a few days I should a have the fourth bloom open on my yellow.
Because of its vigor and health I believe Knockout is involved in it somehow. Dad was probably (Knockout x Flirtatious).
The small petal size, flower form (inside petals shorter than the outside), and the cherry edging also seem to confirm this. That does NOT explain the extreme doubleness of it though. It is somewhat like another seedling from this year- Flirtatious x (KO x Flirtatious).
Hi Jon,
Thank you for the encouragement and the additional photos. Your seedlings are so lovely. It must be really exciting to have all those roses that YOU created. Sadly, my rose season is over for the year. Now I'm just thinking about what to order for next season. I will need to do a lot more reading before I attempt to hybridize but, I have a long winter to find time to fit that in. I hope you don't mind but, I'll probably be back with questions.
Thank you so much,
i have been bitten by the hulthemia bug for some time and have also decided to have a go at a spot of hybridising - I got Nigel Hawthorne, Euphrates and Allissar, princess of Phoenicia from Harkness and a terrific lilac hulthemia (Eyes for You) from Peter James - very excited! The Moore Hulthemia looks a lot like Tigris.
Wow, the last photo of the yellow rose is that your yellow seedling? This is such a beautiful bloom. If you have created this one you must be very happy.
I think it is really awesome that you are hybridizing your own roses. I haven't even learned how to take cuttings (yet);-)!
Good luck with your hybridizing attempts! Please keep us posted! This is really exciting...


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