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A Turlock man was sentenced to three years in state prison for stealing a car that was left idling and unattended.
The fourth day of searching for a missing 4-year-old Patterson boy ended Friday with no new leads for investigators.
The Merced County Sheriff's Department broke up a cock fight and arrested four teenagers when they were caught fighting the stolen roosters at a Delhi residence Wednesday.
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A Waterford man who injured a person while driving drunk, was sentenced to four years and four months in state prison, the Stanislaus County District Attorney reported.
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Planting in compost
If you just spread your compost on the garden, and never till or dig it in, arent you planting IN compost?Dont you need soil? and in raised beds, just spreading compost on the bed, not digging in, do you no longer plant in soil?Because of years of just putting on compost? Just questioning?
If you spread compost on top of the soil in your garden when you plant things there you will be planting in soil, not compost. To be able to plant in compost you would need to pile on anout 8 to 12 inches of compost and no one I know makes enough compost to do that. The inch, or maybe two, that you would spread is not enough for plants roots to root in so they will go to the soil under the compost and the soil bacteria will, eventually, work that compost into the top 6 to 8 inches of your soil.
For one specialty crop that I grow in the greenhouse (certain peppers), I sometimes plant in pure vermicompost. The peppers grow fine in the pots full of the mature vermicompost, and often perform better than seeds of the same type planted at the same time in a more traditional potting mix.
Here's an example of people growing vegetables in compost without soil (see link and scroll down). Their crops look amazingly healthy and productive.
When you see those warm-weather veggies in the pics (melons, squash, cucumber, and others, keep in mind that Lund, the City in Sweden where these folk say they are located, is on Latitude 55. To give you an idea of how far North they are at: the Southern tip of Alaska is also 55 Latitude.
That they can grow these warm-weather veggies to maturity is truly an accomplishment. The power of (unfinished) compost!!!
Here's the link that was omitted above. Hope Ceresone in the Ozarks finds the information he/she's looking for and comes back. Hint, hint..... ;-)
Another comment to the hotbed method: it really extends the season several months. I'd love to try it but need a way to transport the manure from there to here.......
Here is a link that might be useful: Swedish hotbed: composting and veggie cultivation
I have a lovely little hill in partial shade in my garden that was the last resident's compost pile. It is crying out for plants & flowers. I was thinking of hydrangeas, astilbes, hechuras, maybe some other shade plants that would turn that corner into a spectacular addition to my sunny garden areas. However, I don't know how the depth of the compost would affect these plants. Anything I should add to it? Will this work? Any ideas out there?
I am now in my fourth year of growing totally in compost. Our town picks up our lawn clippings etc and makes compost, which we can then pick up. There is a local landscaper who will deliver yards of compost to me from the town facility, so I made raised beds and filled them with compost, no soil at all, 10" deep. Great cukes, lettuce and tomatoes, also radishes, green beans and bell peppers, best I've ever gotten.
Your opinion needed: I have two 6x6 foot raised garden beds approx 22" high. We had so many dried leaves in our yard that I created a couple of layers of the following at the bottom of each bed: 8" of leaves, 1 inch of cow manure compost and 1 inch of topsoil. This is my attempt to "compost" but I also want to grow veggies. I have about 8 inches of space left in each bed that I plan to fill (right on top of the layers) with a garden mix (1/3 compost, 1/3 soil from down east, and 1/3 topsoil). Am I crazy to believe I can successfully grow vegetables on top of this, essentially active compost heap? Is there anything I should do at this point to improve my chances of success?
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wow slee! those are some mighty deep beds Is it simply piled up this high or is there an actual 22 inch enclosure aound beds? The leaves, manure, and compost will shrink quite a bit over the season. I just wonder about you having to reach down into them or smaller plantings next year being "shaded" by the enclosure of your bed. Tell us about your beds and the enclosure - do they have to stay this deep for a reason (accessability)? Reaching into the center of 6 foot bed is a bit hard, depending on the crop too - some advocate for 4 foot deep beds. If you have simply "piled" this stuff without an enclosure, you could still shorten the depth - let us know! Sounds like you have been working hard and I know that folks who have made raised beds too deep will not want you getting too frustrated come harvest time.
Wishing the best - Rachel
Hi Slee,
Some pictures of what you are doing would be nice, but to allay some fears....
Most of my raised beds are 24"deep, and 5'4" wide and because of the height,the width is no problem,when someone says the 4' wide beds are essential ,it is true only if they have no height......
Now as far as planting in fresh compost (uncured/working), it won't work,you will burn your roots,if I were you ,I would fill the beds up the rest of the way,mix it in real good ,keep it moist (perhaps covered) and plan on a glorious next spring planting season (you may even be able to pull off a fall harvest ;-)
I've started using full but undecomposed compost bins as elevated planting beds ... make a shallow saucer in the material, cover it with newspaper, fill it with dirt or finished compost, then plant tomatoes or squash in the saucer with a drip line for watering.
Wow that lettuce looks scrumptious Jonhuges!
I take the old potatoes that have shriveled up and grown green shoots and bury them in the compost pile each Spring, and get some nice potato plants with a crop of little potatoes in the fall. They would probably produce more if the pile were in sun instead of almost full shade.
Those tomatoes look really happy, and the lettuces are so pretty it would be hard to harvest them! I've grown potatoes in a similar set-up, and had good luck growing peas in "comforter compost". It seems to work best if there are some almost-rotted leaves and some good soil layered in.
Here is a link that might be useful: more growing in compost pictures
I am finishing up a similar retaining wall that is doubling as a raised bed. The blocks are joined with mortar. I have the first two of 6 bed sections done, one of them planted. All of them will be back filled with loose native soil up to one block below the top and topped with planting soil for the remaining block (blocks are 8" high). The first bed that is planted in compost only. The issues I've had are with the lack of water retention (it gets wet but is dry down to an inch or so within hours of sun exposure), it has settled a lot during watering, and based off the few emerging seedlings, there has been some drifting. The second bed has been laid, but not planted yet. It is a compost, peat, perlite mix.
Check out my video's on how I built the raised beds (9 of them /one minute apiece) and if you have any more questions ,please ask ;-)
Here is a link that might be useful: Raised Beds by Jon (see all 9 short videos ;-)
When you talk of planting in compost......Doesn't it matter what is the source of the compost? For example, I assume that compost made predominately from leaves and crass clippings, is going to be very different from composted cow manure? I am about to fill some new raised beds for planting and was planning on using a lot of aged, fully composted cow manure (I had 5 yards delivered this year).
Any advice on the percentage of the composted manure I can put in the beds without burning the seedlings/young plants ?


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The Harbaugh Effect - Michigan Spring Football Report
Quarterback and Running Back typically get too much attention from College Football fans. In the case of Michigan football the attention is much deserved. Jim Harbaugh, Tyrone Wheatley and Jed Fisch are looking for guys to make plays at eliminate mistakes where the Wolverines have faltered so badly in recent season. Joshua Henschke of Maizenbrew.com joins MarkRogersTV to run down the Spring battles at QB and RB while discussing the celebrity status of Coach Harbaugh
Riley's Team Now - Nebraska Spring Football Report
Mike Riley is working his first camp as Nebraska Head Football Coach. Similar to just about everyone else in the nation, the Huskers will use Spring drills to find players and set up position battles in August. Brian Towle of SB Nation's CornNation.com joins MarkRogersTV to look over the names and let us know who to watch. Brian and Mark also discuss the change from Pellni to Riley and how that's manifested for the first time on the field
After Hundley - UCLA Spring Football Report
What do you do when you lose of the most prolific quarterbacks in school history as well as one of the nation's best linebackers? In the Jim Mora era of UCLA Football you simply reload. Mike WR of GoJoeBruin.com joins MarkRogersTV to discuss Bruin plans for Spring Practice. Mike reviews the QB battle, Offensive Line condition and Paul Perkins quest to be a star. On defense, UCLA welcomes Tom Bradley to coordinate the defense now owned by one Myles Jack
Rudolph is the Man - Oklahoma State Spring Football Report
It's Mason Rudolph's team now. For the first time since Brandon Weeden's heyday in Stillwater, there is a clear cut starter at Oklahoma State. Robert Whetsell of SB Nation's CowboysRideforFree.com talks all that is OSU Spring Football. Robert runs down the aforementioned QB situation, depth at WR, a potential future star at RB and the entire defense. Robert highlights the hangout by addressing a number of intriguing coaching hires from the NFL and elsewhere in College Football
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Bo Wallace, Blake Sims, Dylan Thompson, Nick Marshall and Hutson Mason are gone. Little experience remains in the SEC's quarterback ranks. Talent is not in question though. MarkRogersTV kicks off a series of SEC positional ranks by starting with the leader, the trigger man, the most important player on the field. Mark reviews past production, sizes up potential and measures in a hunch or two on future productivity to bring you the SEC's best QB's going into 2015.
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Despite the loss of Todd Gurley, TJ Yeldon, Cameron Artis-Payne, Josh Robinson, Matt Jones, Kenny Hilliard, Terrence Magee and Marcus Murphy, SEC running back talent is still immense. MarkRogersTV looks over the field and finds freshmen phenoms in Athens and Baton Rouge, a star waiting in the wings in Tuscaloosa, and a pair of power backs that make Bret Bielema smile. Yes, there is plenty to choose from in naming a Top 5 list heading into 2015.
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The Big 12 contributed two strong candidates to the first ever race for a College Football Playoff berth in Baylor and TCU. Overall the conference won just 6 of 18 games against the rest of the Power 5. MarkRogersTV dissects the results, gives context to the performance and presents the results in this continuing series, comparing the Power 5 conferences.
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Building a wall around New Jersey is the goal, but a difficult one to accomplish with a Big Ten pipeline to the Garden State established. Kevin Recio of SB Nation's OntheBanks.com joins MarkRogersTV to break down the 2015 class and look ahead at a bumper crop of Jersey standouts in 2016, highlighted by QB Jared Guarantano
What a Class! - USC National Signing Day Report
Talent has rarely been in question at USC. Scholarship reductions have made depth the major problem in competing for championships. That concern is evaporating as the numbers roll in. Evan Budrovih of SB Nation's ConquestChronicles.com joins MarkRogersTV to explain how the dominoes fell the Trojans way to give USC arguably the best recruiting class in the nation
How does it all fit? - Auburn National Signing Day Report
Gus Malzahn closed with a flourish and brought a strong class into elite status on National Signing Day. Jamie Hancock of PrepsNation.com joins MarkRogersTV to run down the Auburn class and, more specifically, how the 2015 signees translate on the field
Keeton gets 5th Year of Eligibility
Chuckie Keeton's flourishing career has been struck down by injury twice. The NCAA and Mountain West Conference are giving Keeton the opportunity to regain his job as Utah State starting quarterback and one of the best at his position in the country. MarkRogersTV reviews Keeton's prolific career and the Aggies' QB prospects this fall following a mad scramble with four different players taking snaps in 2014
John O'Korn transfers to Michigan
Suddenly Michigan has quarterbacks. Along with the signing last week of prep standouts Zach Gentry and Alex Malzone, Jim Harbaugh announced the transfer of John O'Korn from Houston. In 2013 O'Korn was the AAC Rookie of the Year when he fired 28 TD passes. O'Korn's performance plummeted in 2014 with 6 TD against 8 INT and he was benched after five games. O'Korn won't be eligible until 2016, but is expected to compete for the job unless someone emerges in a big way among Gentry, Malzone and Junior Shane Morris
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Mike Gundy and staff made a late push that boosted Oklahoma State a number of notches up the national recruiting rankings. More importantly, the key additions provide depth and potential impact contributions. Cory Treece of CowboysRideforFree.com joins MarkRogersTV to break down the unexpected adds and the rest of a class that included seven JUCO players and ranked between 35 and 40 according to the national services


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**Congratulations to Caleb Lankford for winning the 170 pound AA State Wrestling Championship. Caleb is the first wrestler from Richlands to win a State Championship in wrestling since 1989. GREAT JOB Caleb!**
**Congratulations to Zeke Vance for his 3rd place finish in the 182 pound weight class at the AA State Wrestling Championship. GREAT JOB Zeke!**
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Shady Side Academy Middle School finished first in its division of the 2014 Pennsylvania Science Olympiad State Finals at Juniata College.
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Teams qualified by being among top finishers at regional competitions. The competition challenges students' deductive and reasoning skills.
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Edgerton took over the role vacated by Fassbender, while McGregor took on the villain character Law and Cooper were hired to play.
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"A dangerous thing - definitely recommended"
I was lucky enough to win a copy of this and I have spent the last couple of driving trips listening to the story. I was so lucky.
Firstly, I have all of Josh's books both as ebooks and in print as well. I'm now going to add audio books to my collection. When driving long distances listening to an ebook is a great way to pass the time. The story is interesting and Chris Patton does a great job at narrator.
I can't recommend this author, this story or this format highly enough.
"Fire Horse by Mickie B Ashling"
I've been listening to this book over the last couple of days and I am loving it.
I can't compare the audio edition of Fire Horse to the print version because each has it's own special recommendations. I love the printed word but the audio gives me an insight which I don't get when reading. I know that I am being guided by the narrator's voice but this is a trip that I am happy to go on. I only buy the audio version after I have read and enjoyed the ebook but I love the new vision that I get of the story when I listen to it.
It did take me a little while to accept the narrator's voice but, once this was done, I was happy to go on the journey with him.
This story - both in ebook and in audio - is highly recommended.
"I'm a fan of Dorien's and now of audiobooks as wel"
I love the Dick Hardesty books by Dorien Grey and this latest adventure was a top addition to the series. As always there is a good mystery with plenty of clues as to who is responsible but I was still guessing until the closing stages of the book.
All of Mr Grey's books are well written and an absolute pleasure to read. I've been following this series for years and every new book has been a brilliant addition.
I guess that these books could be read as stand alones but the series is best read in order and from book one. We are presented with new mysteries in each book but each book also builds on the previous one. It's great watching Dick and Jonathan develop as a couple and as part of a family. Their nephew Joshua is great and an absolute delight to watch. I'm not sure that Dick and Jonathan would agree but Joshua certainly keeps them on their toes.
As far as the audio-book is concerned I am a definite convert. Whenever I drive long distances these days I listen to books. The songs on my ipod must be feeling neglected.
The audio is a wonderful new experience for me. I tend to pick up on things that I missed when reading and I must admit that the narrator gives a whole new layer to the stories and the characters.
"Somebody killed his editor - Josh Lanyon"
I've only recently begun listening to ebooks and I am becoming hooked. I find that I really love listening to stories when driving. I think that I now prefer this to music.
I've been a Josh Lanyon fan for a long time and have all of his books as ebooks and I own quite a few of them as paperbacks as well.
I finished listening to 'Somebody killed his editor' and I loved it. Kevin R Free was an excellent choice as narrator as Josh's writing has always had an element of humour and Mr Free brings this to the fore easily.
I definitely recommend this audiobook.
"A great way to travel"
I have loved every book I have read by Dorien Grey and now I get even more pleasure by listening to them.
The Hired Man is the 4th book in the Dick Hardesty mystery and I was lucky enough to get a free copy in return for an honest review.
Dorien Grey's books are well thought out and well written. What I really love about them is that there are clues throughout the book to who the culprit is but they are not obvious - you just have to pay attention.
I own a hard copy of every book that Dorien has written and I also buy the ebooks as soon as they become available.
Now I am adding audio books to my collection. I do a lot of long distance driving and I really love listening to a book while on a trip. It really makes the time go quickly. Even though I have read this book more than once this past weekend I listened to it and the experience was great.
The choice of the narrator was an inspired one. Dorien himself has told us that he has deliberately never physically described Dick Hardesty but the voice chosen for this book is perfect to me. I have my own ideas as to what the main character is like and this voice is exactly what I imagine Dick Hardesty would have.
I found it easy to download the book from Audible and put it on to my iPod so if anyone is concerned that getting an audiobook is too hard don't worry about it.
I highly recommend The Hired Man.
"The Bar Watcher by Dorien Grey"
I was lucky enough to win an audible copy of the Bar Watcher by Dorien Grey and I've now discovered the pleasures of driving while listening to a book.
I'm a Dorien Grey fan from way back and I have all of his books - both in book form and e-book form where available. I can't recommend the Dick Hardesty series strongly enough. I've read and reread the books and I know that I will be listening to The Bar Watcher again. I'm also eagerly waiting for more of the books in the series to be produced.
I love Mr Grey's writing style and I also enjoy the mysteries that he presents. I'm never sure about whodunit before the end of the book.
I really enjoyed the voice which narrated this book. It was easy to listen to and I tried to imagine the face which goes with this voice. In the Dick Hardesty series we are never told what Dick looks like so I guess that most of his readers play guessing games. I imagine Dick to be tall, well built and definitely good looking. He has no trouble attracting men and when we see the type of men that he attracts we can guess that Dick would have to be similar in appearance. When Dick is made welcome at a bath house which only permits the best looking guys to use the facilities we can guess that Dick has to be hot.
I have to recommend this audiobook and I strongly urge audible to release the rest of the series as soon as possible. I, for one, will be buying them.
"Caesar's fall"
I do a fair amount of long distance driving and I've discovered the pleasure of listening to an audio-book while doing this and, when the audio-book is as good as this one, the drive goes too quickly.
I'm a long time fan of Dorien Grey and I have all of his books as paperbacks and hardcovers. I also have a lot of his books as e-books. They are books that I reread regularly.
The audio-book is well read and I found my engrossed while driving - even though I have read the book several times already. This is the third book in the Elliott Smith series and you do need to listen to or read the first two books in the series before tackling this one.
If you haven't read or listened to a Dorien Grey book before may I recommend that you do so - you won't be disappointed.
"Calico by Dorien Grey - well worth listening to"
This is my first audio book and I'm surprised at how much I enjoyed it. It did take me a little time to get used to the narrator but by a quarter of the way in I was really enjoying listening to the story. I can see myself buying more audio books in the future.
I'm a huge fan of Dorien Grey's and I would recommend his books to everyone. I love his writing style and I love the stories that he has to tell. I own a copy of all of his books and they have been reread.
Calico is a standalone western which is not a genre that I have had a lot to do with. Calico is also a coming of age story where our protagonist has to overcome many hurdles as he attempts to help orphaned twins in their quest to reach their aunt.
If the author writes any more books like this I will be reading and listening.
For a full synopsis of the story please check out the other reviews or even Goodreads. By doing this you will also realize just how many people enjoy this author's works.
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Stateline Youth for Christ offer Spring Concert Benefit April 28
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Stateline Youth for Christ will offer their Spring Concert Benefit Saturday, April 28, at First Covenant Church, 316 Wood Road, Rockford.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with event running 7-9 p.m.
Although attendance is free, reservations are required by April 13 via phone to (815) 399-7203 or e-mail to email@example.com. More information is available at www.statelineyfc.org.
The evening will feature a piano/organ concert by Alan Tripp and Scott Griffin and guest speaker Dan Wolgemuth, president/CEO of Youth for Christ/USA.
After the program, there will be a light appetizer/dessert reception.
Stateline Youth for Christ works alongside churches, schools and organizations to reach at-risk youth through mentoring and tutoring, and helping students improve their social, academic and spiritual health. The local chapter is part of the bigger effort of Youth for Christ, started in 1944. More information about Youth for Christ can be found at www.yfc.net.
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Henry reveals match-fixing suspicion
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July 28, 2012
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Former All Blacks boss Sir Graham Henry has revealed he thought that his side's exit from the 2007 Rugby World Cup may have been down to match-fixing and has launched a fresh attack on referee Wayne Barnes' handling of his side's quarter-final defeat to France.
New Zealand slumped to a shock 20-18 loss at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff five years ago and Henry has opted to rake up the disappointment in his forthcoming biography. In the book, penned by journalist Bob Howitt, Henry has pointed the finger at Barnes and highlighted the fact that his side dominated the contest but were not awarded a single penalty in the last 60 minutes of a game that also included a questionable pass in the build-up to France's crucial second try.
Henry, who went on to steer New Zealand to the 2011 World Cup crown, details his own analysis of the game and questions the performances of Barnes and his touch judges, Jonathan Kaplan from South Africa and Tony Spreadbury from England. His own statistics suggest the All Blacks claimed 73% of territory in the last hour of the contest and won 166 rucks to France's 42 while making only 73 tackles compared with their opponents' 331.
So stunned by a perceived bias, Henry recounts that he became nauseous before actually throwing up with his final analysis suggesting that Barnes missed a total of 40 penalty infringements by France that ignited the suspicion that the game may have been rigged.
The book states: "He told them [the New Zealand Rugby Union] he believed, given the graphic video evidence available, that they should pressure the International Rugby Board to institute an inquiry. He also emphasised that it was incomprehensible that the IRB did not have strategies in place to investigate bizarre matches. And when it came to bizarre, this World Cup quarter-final was an absolute doozy.
"As far as Graham was concerned, the major reason the All Blacks had lost was not because of conditioning or rotation policies or decisions by his captain, but purely and simply because the officials had refereed only one team, to a degree unprecedented in the history of the sport.
"He knew if a comparable situation had occurred in other sports, it would be investigated. But there existed a blissful purity about rugby, or at least that's how everyone wanted to perceive it. It wasn't politically correct to even suggest the match officials might have favoured one team."
In an interview on the subject with Radio Sport, Henry added: "They told me to pull my head in and relax and get on with it, and quite frankly that advice was the correct advice, because if I'd actually kept going down that path I would never have coached the All Blacks again."
On that night in Cardiff, he added: "I've been involved in 140 test matches and 20 years of coaching at provincial level or the level above and 12 years of coaching international rugby and I've never been involved in a game that was like this game."
Howitt has since revealed that he, Henry and the publishers are prepared for any legal action resulting from the book, as it "has been scrutinised by lawyers".
"I can tell you that there were probably 300 or 400 words that were taken out, which I'd love to tell you now what they were because they would be even more damning," he said.
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