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Smoothswade writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr STD Standard Cab LB HD Review
Very Fast and Powerful for a truck, can beat most stock sports cars, Good Fuel economy for a truck 18-20mpg, Good handling for a truck, if you want it to roll coal it will leave a wall of a black cloud, Good style in my opinion, Excellent sound, no real blind spots, no heavy repair or maintenance cost other than oil changes $60. Always feels like your in control.
2wd, squeeks when hitting bumps due to the traction bars, other drivers trying to challenge you at every light, little too touchy of a throttle when hitting bumps
Heck Of A Truck, Complete Monster That Still Has Potential For More. — Heck of a truck. Will get you where you need to go with a smile on your face. Real head turner not just for looks but the sound will turn heads too. EFI Live is awesome. Wish it was 4wd even though I never really need it.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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slvrbugs writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4 Dr LT Extended Cab SB HD Review
comfortable, good running truck
takes lots of gas
Hard Running Truck — great for long trips, pulls the camper well & hauls things excellent. have used it for lots of hauling and towing and always gotten along well with it the only problem we have had with it is the 4wd not wanting to engage.
Primary Use: Family transportation
outdrful writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr LS 4WD Standard Cab LB HD Review
Full Power. I can tow just about anything. I don't need a four door pick up but really like the extended cab. Quite comfortable to drive ( even on a long drive ) and incorporates the duel range transmission.
Costly to drive (which is why it is my weekend hauler). Had dash cluster problems with this unit and replaced with updated instruments.
For What I Use It For (hauling A Boat,camper, Utility Trailer) Can't Ask For More. — I've owned both the 2500HD and the 1500 series Chevy pickup's and feel the 2500HD's have it all over the rest. This is a nice compromise truck. Lots of power but still a comfortable ride, but if you are going to own one no complaining about economy. Use it for what it was built for and you'll always be happy.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Donovan writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4 Dr LS 4WD Crew Cab LB HD Review
Big Strong Diesel Work Truck
Off-Road, get stuck in 4wd a lot!!! You have to air down tires, or you really should install a locker
Strong Work Truck — Love this Diesel truck, great on the highway! Does need improvements in stock form, but luckily the aftermarket world has you covered. Be prepared to spend lots of money compared to a little 4 cyl. truck. Also everything is heavy-duty! Beats the gas powered trucks hands down in mileage, power, and engine life!
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Spwrlftr1978 writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4 Dr LT 4WD Crew Cab SB HD Review
more than ample power for towing or hauling. fairly quiet interior, as compared to other diesels (i.e. cummins or powerstroke) comfortable to drive
Diesels can cost more to maintain if not taken care of properly.
Impressive Beast. — The LLY is a good reliable duramax engine. Not has powerful as a LBZ (2006.5-2007) but decent fuel milage and it doesnt have all the emission crap on it. The LLY was proned to overheating, which is easily fixed by adding a cold air intake, which I did.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
caseywp1 writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4 Dr LS Crew Cab SB HD Review
This truck pulls my 5th wheel RV like a dream.
There are a few things Chevy could have done to improve this truck. Like a lift pump at the tank.
Awesome Truck! — I love my Duramax! It's power is remarkable. I'd put it against any other diesel any day. Breaking is also very good with its 4 wheel disk breaks. Handling, they could have tightened up the suspension a bit and taken the bounce out of the front end.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
DV writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr LS Standard Cab LB HD Review
Positraction rear end
Gas mileage
William writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr STD 4WD Standard Cab LB HD Review
Powerful and simple
Drinks gas.
Its A Damn Good Truck — Solid truck with plenty of power. With a 3 speed transmission with the addition of overdrive and compound gears in addition to 4WD low and high it has a wide range of power. Not the best on gas but it makes up for it with its power and durability. Had one problem with the manifold gasket leaking.
nysktrooper writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr Work Truck 4WD Standard Cab LB HD Review
great truck to get thing done. I use it for everything from loading a whole pallet of cynder blocks to load of stone,dirt to even taken garbage down. This truck is a great truck to plow with.
Unfortunately i think it has just reached its age for things to break. I have recently replaced the starter,alternator,AC got a pin hole in the line,the brake lines went, replaced battery, and both exhaust manifolds rotted out. besides the regular maintance of tires brakes etc. Now that that is all fixed truck purrs like a kitten. No problem with the engine or transmission
Tough Truck — As i put in pros and cons in this review, this truck performs. I have owned chevrolet trucks since 1994 and they seem to only get better with more options. The truck has always completed the task that i put it through. This truck gets only about 10 to 12 mpg city with its 6.0 litre 300 horsepower. for the money this is a great truck. Now that all the odds and ends have broken. I suspect I should be good for another 8 years.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Travis writes:
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 2 Dr STD 4WD Standard Cab LB HD Review
Pro — Amazing vehicle and towing ability for real. Amazing truck all around. Good system and power. Nice horsepower. and comfortable seats and nice air system and looks amazing with new tires and lift kit. My exhaust system sounds amazing. So suck.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Reviews
Pretty Sweet
good ole 6L farm/hunting truck Drags 2000lb bales through the snow without a grunt Can chase down a deer through a feild with ease. Have a 10000lb winch on the front with a big steel bumper to scar... Read More
Performance- great aceleration for a truck, it stops, and turns well. Build Quality- No repairs yet Appearance- looks good inside and out Cost of Ownership- costs a fortune to fill up and maintain Fun... Read More
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Reviews
drove it from missouri to california, no problems. great truck. would def get another one. the interior is spacious and has plenty of room for you and the boys, or you and the family, whatever youre l... Read More
Been A Great Truck That's Served Its Purpose For Me.
I liked everything about this truck except the gas mileage. I now have 3 cars and one parking spot. I am forced to part ways with the truck I've owned for 10 years. If I were in the market for this... Read More
2003 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Reviews
Strong And Reliable
This truck is loaded with everything on it that you could order. I bought it new in 2003. this is a great riding reliable comfortable truck. I've maintained it perfectly since it was new. I have ha... Read More
6.0 Gas Not A Bad Truck I Just Want More.
I love the look of the 03-early 07 silverados. The gas 6.0 engine has plenty of power for my uses. I was able to pull a 10000 lbs load through the mountains realitively pain free. dont get me wrong th... Read More
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Reviews
Great Family, Work, Toy, Hauler
Very easy to drive for a large vehicle, that being said, it is a large truck so plan accordingly when parking. Very comfortable inside and rides well for pick up. Duramax diesel is very quiet and pret... Read More
Great Work Truck
Overall this was a great truck. The Duramax Diesel was powerful and responsive. I put about 130K miles on it before I traded it in for a small sedan. I missed having the trucks utility but not the cos... Read More
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Reviews
Great Truck Highly Recomended
A+++++ This truck has been absolutely gret to me, I have owned it for about 2 years and it has been great the mileage kind of sucks about 12 but I didnt buy it for good mileage I bought it to use it a... Read More
Work Truck
6.0 liter pulls our gooseneck horse trailer with no problem. Great transmission which does not change up and down while going up grades. Owned the truck for one year now and have had no maintenance ... Read More


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Pruning a burning bush
I have a huge burning bush in my front yard that desperately needs to be trimmed back. As I live in Michigan, normally the beginning of March would not be a great time to prune, however with the warm winter we've had, I already see it starting to bud. Is it ok to prune now?
if you wish.. you can run it over with a truck.. and it wont care ....
years ago .. dad cut a 12 footer.. planted 2 feet from the house .. well.. actually he made me cut it.. lol ... to within 3 inches of the ground ...
and by the end of summer it was back to 3 to 5 feet.. if memory serves ...
do whatever you want.. whenever you want.. with this invasive weed ... in fact.. get rid of it.. and plant something better ... link ..
otherwise.. knock yoruself out and dont worry about it. ..
i think you are thinking about flowering shrubs.. which you usually do not prune until after flower... and this shrub is not known for it flowers.. so go at it ... [though of course it must flower.. to produce the invasive seeds]
good luck ..
ken in adrian mi ...
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Put a cork in the snark, Ken. It is so tiresome. how hard would it be to offer constructive suggestions, without the attitude, to a new member asking for advice ?
Mintjulep - welcome to Gardenweb! I don't know a lot about burning bushes, but they are fairly indestructible, so you probably can prune now without too much issue,
Cutting this back part way is ugly, best bet to cut whole thing down to low stumps and start it over. Will grow back pretty quickly, but in meantime you have a smaller top for some years - that looks natural, rather than lopped and stubby, with new sprouts going off in wrong directions.
If the shrub is budding out you will want to get the job done soon.


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litany (lĭtˈənē) [key] [Gr., = prayer], solemn prayer characterized by varying petitions with set responses. The term is mainly used for Christian forms. Litanies were developed in Christendom for use in processions. In the West there were traditionally four days for these processional litanies, the Rogation Days. The Eastern liturgies make frequent use of litanies, recited by the deacon; the response is usually "Lord, have mercy." The Kyrie eleison is a relic of such a litany. In the Roman Catholic Church the one liturgical litany, the Litany of the Saints, dates from the 5th cent. substantially. Modeled after it are a number of nonliturgical (i.e., nonprescribed) litanies, of which the following are authorized: Litany of the Holy Name of Jesus (15th cent.), Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary (or of Loreto; 16th cent.), Litany of the Sacred Heart, and Litany of St. Joseph. The litany in the Anglican Book of Common Prayer is much like the Litany of the Saints. Moravian and Lutheran liturgies also use litanies.
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Sandal having a hollow sole containing air under slight pressure made by blow molding with a blow pipe having a pointed conical terminal providing a small entrance opening which is eventually sealed.
1. Sandal or the like, comprising:
(a) a lower sole element formed with ground-gripping protuberances,
(b) an upper sole element formed with foot-engaging depressions, and
(c) an intermediate sole element joining the outer peripheries of the upper and lower sole elements in spaced, parallel relationship, the sole elements defining an interior cavity containing a gas under pressure, wherein the intermediate sole element is formed with upper and lower parts joined to form a bellows-like structure and wherein strap pins are integrally formed on the intermediaate sole porion.
2. Sandal or the like as recited in claim 1, wherein the sole elements are formed of an elastomer polymer.
3. Sandal or the like as recited in claim 1, wherein the sole elements are formed by the blow-molding process.
4. Sandal or the like as recited in claim 3, wherein the gas under pressure is introduced into the cavity during the blow-molding process.
In the design and construction of sandals for informal wear, it is common practice to use various kinds of material to give a soft, comfortable feel to the sandal when worn. In the past, the soles of such sandals have been made of foamed plastic, of wood, and of all types of available materials. Most of these materials, however, have had draw-backs. In the case of wood, for instance, the sandal becomes fairly heavy is easily destroyed by exposure to weather and salt water; furthermore, it is expensive to manufacture. Foamed plastic, on the other hand, is easily made dirty and absorbs perspiration; furthermore, it has a tendency to remain wet after exposure to water. These and other difficulties experienced with the prior art devices have been obviated in a novel manner by the present invention.
It is, therefore, an outstanding object of the invention to provide a sandal having a shape which conforms to the human foot and has a spring-like feel while walking.
Another object of this invention is the provision of a sandal which is easily dried when exposed to water and is easily kept clean due to having an impervious surface.
A further object of the present invention is the provision of a sandal in the form of a hollow plastic element which is simple in construction, which is inexpensive to manufacture from readily-obtainable materials, and which is capable of a long-life of useful service with a minimum of care.
It is another object of the instant invention to provide a sandal having a hollow plastic whose color can be easily selected and changed during manufacture.
A still further object of the invention is the provision of a apparatus and method for forming a sandal having a hollow sole and by which is possible to manufacture the sole with a slight positive air pressure within.
In general the present invention consists of a sandal or the like having a lower sole element formed with ground-gripping protuberances and an upper sole element formed with foot-engaging depressions. An intermediate sole element joins the outer peripheries of the upper and lower sole elements to hold them in spaced, parallel relationship, the sole elements defining an interior cavity containing gas under pressure.
More specifically the intermediate sole element is formed with upper and lower parts joined to form a bellows-like structure, Strap pins are provided externally on the intermediate sole portion. The sole elements are formed of an elastomer polymer by the blow molding process.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a pair of sandals incorporating the principles of the present invention,
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of a sandal sole,
FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the sole,
FIG. 4 is a bottom plan view of the sole,
FIG. 5 is a vertical sectional view of the sole, taken on the line V--V FIG. 3,
FIG. 6 is a vertical sectional view of apparatus for for forming the sandal,
FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view of the sole as it appears during manufacture,
FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view of the sole shown in FIG. 7,
FIG. 9 is a vertical sectional view of a modification of the apparatus, and
FIG. 10 is a vertical sectional view of the apparatus taken along the line X--X of FIG. 9.
Referring first to FIG. 1, which best shows the general features of the invention, it can be seen that the sandal, indicated generally by the reference numeral 10, is shown as having a sole 10a to which are attached straps 11 and 12.
As is evident in FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5, the sandal sole 10a is provided with a lower sole element 13 which is provided with a pattern of protuberances 14 for gripping the ground. The sole is also provided with a upper sole element 15 which is formed with foot-engaging depressions 16 and is generally shaped to conform to the shape of the human foot.
An intermediate sole element 17 joins the outer peripheries of the upper sole element 15 and the lower sole element 13 to locate them in a generally spaced, parallel relationship; the sole elements define an interior cavity 18 containing air under a slight pressure.
In the preferred embodiment, the sole elements are formed of an elastomer polymer and the entire sole is formed by the blow-molding process, wherein gas under pressure is introduced into the cavity 18 during the blow-molding process. As is evident in FIG. 5, the intermediate sole element 17 is formed with upper and lower parts 19 and 21 that are joined to form a bellows-like structure. Strap pins 22 are integrally formed on the upper part 19.
Referring now to FIG. 6, which shows the apparatus 20 for forming the sandal sole 10a by blow-molding. The apparatus consists of a mold 24 that is formed with a cavity 25 that conforms to the exterior of the shape of the sole of the sandal. A passage 26 extends from the cavity 25 to the exterior of the mold adjacent an extruder 33. Extending from the extruder is a blowpipe 27 having an elongated tubular main portion 28 and a pointed terminal portion 29 which is of frusto-conical shape. The passage 26 is formed with an outer portion 31 that is sized and shaped to receive the main portion 28 of the blowpipe. It is also formed with an inner portion 32 of reduced cross-section to receive the terminal portion 29 of the blowpipe.
The extruder 33 is provided to form a parison 34 which enters the cavity 25 of the mold 24 and is expanded to fill the cavity by pressure air introduced through the blowpipe. The blowpipe 27 and the passage 26 act to form a removable flash 35 (see FIGS. 7 and 8) formed exteriorly of the sandal. The flash has a reduced portion 36 with a small aperture 37, the reduced portion facilitating the removal of the flash.
The method of forming the sole 10a of the sandal comprises, therefore, the steps of extruding a parison 34 and introducing the parison into the cavity 25 of the mold 24. The blowpipe 27 is then introduced with its pointed terminal portion 29 lying within the reduced portion 32 of the aperture 26. Pressure air is introduced through the blowpipe into the parison in the vicinity of the cavity 25 to expand the parison outwardly to conform to the shape of the cavity. During the process, the sole is formed with a disposable flash 35 which is intended to be removed. This flash has the above-described reduced portion 36, as is evident in FIGS. 7 and 8, the reduced portion having a small aperture 37 formed where the terminal portion 29 of the blowpipe extends through into the cavity 18. Finally, the flash 35 is removed by breaking it off at the said reduced portion 36. According to the last step, a hot iron is applied to the sole in the vicinity of the aperture 37 to melt the plastic and to close the aperture, thus trapping pressure air in the hollow interior cavity 18.
The operation and the advantages of the present invention will now be readily understood in view of the above discussion. When the sandal 10 is applied to the human foot and used as a shoe the pressure air in the interior provides a cushioning effect that is very pleasing. The air acts as a soft spring and prevents damage to the foot when walking on rough ground. It also tends to minimize the problem encountered when walking in soft sand. Because the sandal is formed of a plastic or polymer, it has a tendency not to be subject to corrosion or deterioration when exposed to salt water (or to any water for that matter). Furthermore, any exterior dirt is easily removed by washing, as is perspiration or any other contaminating substance. This makes the sandal particularly useful at the seashore where sticking sand and salt water would tend to accumulate on other types of materials. In the manufacturing process the change from one color to another is a simple matter, so that a wide variety of colors can be used in marketing the sandals. In the preferred embodiment, the material used is a mixture of polyethylene in fairly high amounts (such as 75%) and about 25% of ethylene-vinyl-acetate.
FIGS. 9 and 10 show a modified form of the mold 124 in which the old cavity 125 is surrounded by a solid frame 128 on each old half. Each frame is resiliently loaded or pressed inwardly toward the parting line by springs 129. The blow pin 127 protrudes through the spring-loaded gate that is thus formed, but not far enough to reach the cavity. The parison 134 is drapped low enough to reach the bottom of the frame. As the mold closes, a preblow cycle of air pressure is sent through the parison 127 until the point is reached at which the two spring-loaded frames begin to seal, causing a pocket within the frame. Immediately thereafter, the mold closes and traps the air within the frame and the cavity. With this method, it is possible to obtain good consistency or duplication from piece to piece. It also regulatese the amount of air pressure with the sole that is formed. The part leaves the mold is a finished sole with only the small flash to be removed.
It is obvious that minor changes may be made in the form and construction of the invention without departing from the material spirit thereof. It is not, however, desired to confine the invention to the exact form herein shown and described, but it is desired to include all such as properly come within the scope claimed.
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2012/13 - One of the worst seasons for one of England's most decorated clubs?
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The obsession with Liverpool on this forum is borderline maddening.
They are a team in transition, everyone needs to get the head together that Liverpool are NOT a big force anymore (not saying they won't be in the future) but at this time they are an average top half Premier League side.
The attention they get at times is embarassing and the amount of digs thrown at them on the forum equally so
I can sort of understand it, We have seen less sucessful clubs form the past become major forces in football but we have not really seen a true force in English fooball lose its place in football like Liverpool have. Depending on the age of people they have either lived though the years where Liverpool was the team or would have just missed out on it and heard about it in great detail as it is recent history to them.
For people who lived though the Liverpool years its difficult to see how this happened and for those who its recent history for can not quite see how the Liverpool that have been told about tallys about with the club they see today
I think if in a few years Man Utd was in Liverpools place you would see just as many topics about it.
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Mariners grant Justin Smoak another look
Aug 14, 2012, 6:23 PM EDT
It could be do-or-die time for Justin Smoak.
With Mike Carp returning to the disabled list because of a strained groin, the Mariners brought Smoak back to the majors on Tuesday. He'll likely play regularly at first base as the team tries to determine whether to include him in its plans for 2013.
Smoak hit just .242 and failed to homer in 20 games for Triple-A Tacoma. Obviously, that's not very encouraging at all. The good news is that he had a 16/16 K/BB ratio in his 66 at-bats. He was at 85/29 K/BB in 344 at-bats for the Mariners this season. And while he didn't homer in his stint at Tacoma, he did have six doubles. That's just as many doubles as he managed in five times as many at-bats for Seattle.
Smoak is still relatively young at 25, but he's had 1,119 major league at-bats to prove himself and he's currently sporting a .215/.297/.365 line. If he doesn't take a big step forward in the Mariners' final 45 games, the team will have to weigh giving up on him and installing Jesus Montero at first base going forward. Montero isn't going to last at catcher, a point the Mariners seemed to concede when they drafted Mike Zunino third overall in June, and given that he's struggled mightily as a DH this year, first base might be the best long-term option for him.
- schlom - Aug 14, 2012 at 7:07 PM
I always found it kind of strange that Smoak was such a highly regarded prospect – or at least enough of one to be the key piece in the Cliff Lee trade. I understand that he was the 11th pick in the draft but he never really hit in the minors. He was OK in Double A in 2009 although not great, and outside of 66 plate appearances in 2010 he's been bad in Triple A.
- Kevin S. - Aug 14, 2012 at 7:44 PM
Drafting a catcher has nothing to do with how they view Montero's future behind the plate. Baseball player development is too long-term to use current roster needs as part of the drafting process.
- denny65 - Aug 14, 2012 at 7:47 PM
Big mistake. No, let's make that BIG mistake, bringing back Smoak. Several of my cohorts have stated they will no longer attend Ms games (and many others have already sworn off Seattle's AAA club); recalling the light-hitting Smoak is the last straw for them and many others, judging by the comments posted on Seattle "Times" blogs.
The U.S.S. Mariner blog has an excellent recent piece on Dustin Ackley and his prospects as a first-baseman (remember, he played that position in college and has done so 7-8 times this season for the Ms), as well as the logjam of talented and semi-talented middle infielders down on the Ms' farm. Kyle Seager has been doing an excellent job at second base when Ackley has been moved to first (again, Seager's college position was second), and Large-Salary-Small-Results Chone Figgins can hold down third base for at least the rest of this season.
Jesus Montero at first base? Well, he's certainly not a catcher, so there's that.
Jack Z (GM) and Wedge need to decide on a plan of action, and soon, that doesn't include Smoak.
- mgdsquiggy17 - Aug 14, 2012 at 7:58 PM
really not attending games because Smoak is on the team? I'm sorry but that is just stupid. I don't think I will ever be more upset then when I had to constantly watch Dusty Baker trot out Neifi Perez (at least Smoak is still young and has a chance to possibly turn it around. Really at this point what do you have to lose by giving him another shot till the end of the season??) over and over and over but I wouldn't turn my back on the team I love just because of that. Personally I'd be glad they wouldn't be attending anymore games.
- g2-21fbe9ca5d47110d88250f4f0fb3ba08 - Aug 15, 2012 at 7:37 AM
What about Luis Jimenez? Give a chance to the big guy!
BTW, Smoak and Looney can be the two worst 1B in the mlb this season
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Last year I ordered all open-pollinated bell pepper seeds because they are so much cheaper. It's $5-8 for a thousand seeds, as compared to $60-100+ for the hybrids. For example "Orange Blaze" is $151 for a thousand, and "Orange Sun" is $9. The price difference is extraordinary. They both look like the same pepper to me.
Is the production difference between OP and hybrid bell peppers as drastic as that of hybrid versus heirloom tomatoes?
I had a lousy year for peppers, but so did everyone else due to the weather. I sell plants mostly, but it is to the same customers each year, and I really want them to have success with what they buy. I also would like to have better results for the ones we garden to eat, and I wonder if the expensive hybrids are worth the price.
in my opinion some are and some are not. I'm in a unique position where I grow and sell plants, then I plant my plants and grow and sell veggies, so I get to evaluate many of them and weed out keepers and losers.
The large hybrid sweet banana peppers I grew this year, the large early sunsation yellow bells, and the big early bells definitely worth 3x the price. some of the others, like the italian roaster II, not worth it. they were too variable in heat and got too hot even with drip. the larger mild jalapenos, worth the price. The best OP bell pepper I've tried was Keystone Resistant giant, almost as productive as the hybrids and as large. way better than good old cal wonder, but many people want cal wonder plants each spring so I have to grow them. and since they are a nice cheap seed, why not?
Thanks. I had 'golden cal wonder' this year and got poor results with it.
The greenhouse supply company I order from sells plugs of "Blushing Beauty," which I am considering trying. They also have 'Lady Bell Red.' I'll try that Early Sunsation as my yellow bell. I still need an orange bell.
I think this year I won't sell 6-packs of bell peppers. It's easier to recover the expensive seed cost by selling individual plants.
Bells have just never done well for me - Purple Beauty was OK this year, not great, CA Wonder was less than wonderful, and King of the North (2nd yr running) has so far produced zilch this year (I did get some small green peppers off it last Oct).
Cubanelles did great this year (though it's a harder sell), my 1 Pimento Tangerine is loaded and finally ripening - going to try that again next year though again people are used to bells. Going to try Corno di Toro (sp?). For some reason my jals looked great beginning of the season but then just stopped producing.
Bell peppers are a glut on the market, just about every week, and sell so cheap that out of the 6500 plants I put in only 168 were bells. We need some for our own use and for some of the mixed boxes I make up at the market.
I do sell a lot of plants, about 8000, mostly hot. Only about 750 were bells. If I had more greenhouse space I would grow more.
I've been doing this a long time and have trialed many varieties. I have found that the hybrid bells did better here and the varieties that we grew this year were: Ace, Early Sunsation, King Arthur, Socrates X3R, Merlot. Our plant customers have been happy with them.
This growing season started out very hot and dry with a lot of blossom drop, but it has turned out to be one of the best years ever for peppers. Again, I grow mostly hot peppers.
Thanks for the information, both of you.
And you're right, elrem, now that I think about it. I did see a lot of other vendors packing up unsold bell peppers. I should focus more on the early market and grow under plastic. The Early Sunsation is 70 days and I see a "Gypsy" that is 60 days.
The Ace you mentioned looks good as an early pepper at 70 days. Johnny's has a "New Ace" they say is 65 days.
The best pepper for me this year was Odessa Market available from Sandhill seeds. I also had some nice long Ancient Sweets from the peppers sold at Sam's Club.
Ancient Sweets on left.
Cal Wonder do well for me and this year marconi and Aconcagua did too. Corno di Toro Giallo was big but a little late. Purple Bell did well too. For hybrids I like Tequila and that is all. I am going all OP for sweet peps next year.
California wonders do great for me, here in ....Californa. However, one planting on black plastic in April this year had a ton of fruit all crammed up into the lower branches. I was following suggestions from another market gardener thread on the spacing. It is about 14"x14" spacing all directions, with three rows to the 4 foot bed, but think it caused the smallish plants and crammed fruit syndrome? I usually plant California wonders about 18" apart in all directions. (Maybe the tight spacing was suggested for the more open habit hot peppers)
If not the spacing, Could something else cause this? The plants were beautiful but shorter than normal. The plants are still looking great. Pollination worked because there were about 20 peppers per plant on the first flush!
I've got little peppers on my KOTN - about as big as a thimble. Last year they were late too (and this year I planted later). I spaced about 24" last year, this year the bells were a little closer, about 18", I had to squeeze them in the half row left after planting tomatoes. Soil N tested OK, and the tomatoes did well (but my "early" varieties were late as well), but I think the decomposed bark mulch base mixed with compost on top near the house grew the plants better last year than the sandy loam with coffee hulls, wood shavings, and manure this year. Or maybe it was b/c we had more rain last year, and the 1 month we didn't I had drip.
Anyway, I'm going to be amending that bed with more manure for next year. Coffee hulls were an experiment this year - don't seem to work well for anything except compost activator.
I think mine were shorter than normal too but I did have them row covered extremely long and didn't plan on cages or supports so that was good. I plant close together- 3 rows, staggered in a 3.5 foot bed.
It is my husband's cell phone and mine was taking the photo. It has a bamboo cover I guess.
Yes bells are overproduced, but you just need to be careful in your picking. If you dont pick too many then the remaining one will must turn colors, if you need to pick more, then the customers just dont get them colored. I grew about 200 bells, mostly big early and early sunsation and keystone resistant giant and a few excursion. The one from Harris seeds were great! So Ive already reordered from them. Some of the big early peppers were as big as a quart canning jar. But we had them on drip and were occasionally running some of the greenhouse fertilizer thought the drips.
We sell red Gypsy Bell Peppers, slightly smaller and a little elongated when compared to regular bells. With the humidity and fungus it is almost impossible to grow regular bells to the red stage here in Central Arkansas but we get almost 100% with Gypsy. That is with no pesticide or fungicide. We get $2.00 a pound (3 peppers). Can't say enough good about Gypsy.
And this year's winners for most expensive bell pepper seeds are the greenhouse varieties from Sieger: Mango, Moonset, and Triple 4. For just 100 seeds, they are priced at $55-75. Wow!!!


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I recommend getting it thoroughly checked by a competent gunsmith, i was gentle with mine, picked it up out of the padded case one brisk morning to load it when it broke.
Is it a good gun?
I try never to bash someone else's gun, but there is a class of firearms that are best suited for paperweights and shadow boxes. They usually have RG or FIE on them.
Many of these guns had a frame made of "pot metal", a zinc alloy. With a low melting point of 786 °F, zinc is often alloyed with other metals including lead, tin, aluminium and copper. This was melted, poured into a mold, and barrels usually had a thin steel liner.
The 1968 Gun Control Act banned import of certain guns (Saturday Night Special was the term) that, among other things had a low melting point. Many of these were made in West Germany, and after 1968, became blank pistols.
Many of these become unsafe to shoot due to timing problems, or simply break.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
FIE was an importer of firearms and imported firearms from around the world. some were as C3 put, better used for paperweights, but some were actually pretty decent firearms. my father has an old SxS 410 shotgun, imported by FIE in the late 60's, made by a company called Felix Sarasqueta in Spain and they are actually pretty well made shotguns. some are junk and some are really decent firearms. judge them accordingly and not just by the fact they were imported.


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Which Method Do You Use?
I was discussing this with a couple of my daughters and I wonder which method do you use, if you wish to make a withdrawal from your checking account. ATM, write a check to yourself or use a checking withdrawal slip?
I write a check to myself (never to cash). Other than moving my direct deposits out of one bank to another so they cannot be accessed by the depositors (that can happen and is a HUGE hassle to fix), I never take money out of the bank, though. It goes in for a reason--and stays there.
Don't/won't use ATM's (don't even have a card). And while my bank does have withdrawal slips, can't see the point of using them when I have checks.
If I need cash I write a check to myself and use the drive thru teller. I probably do that once a month or so - I use a credit card for almost all my purchases so I don't carry much cash.
Why so surprised, Linda? One doesn't need an ATM or debit card if you pay for everything with cash. Much safer--with cash you can only lose a finite amount. Using all those electronic and card transactions, you run the risk of identity theft. My next door neighbor had hers stolen and it was over $30,000 out of her pocket in legal fees and YEARS, before she got it sorted out. I'd rather lose a few hundred$$$ any day.
Have to admit, I do have one credit card--but it stays in the safe. Only used because we have to order our meds mail order and they insist upon a credit card. If it weren't for that, I wouldn't even have that one card.
ATMs, most of the time.
But I'm trying to write checks instead, because the ATM slips end up in my purse and I don't always take them out immediately to note the transaction in my checkbook register. Of course, that doesn't happen when I write a check.
Using an ATM then going into the bank seems like a redundancy to me. Why not just use the teller and get the denominations you want right away?
Haven't used an ATM for decades. I use the bank. Usually drive up or use one of the mini banks in a grocery store. My bank is open 7 days a week and longer hours than most are. I have a stack of deposit and withdrawal slips in the vehicle. The problem is they limit drive up withdrawals to something like $150 but that's usually enough. I don't need a lot of cash except when I was paying for mowing, or the rare time when I order a pizza or something. I use the credit card for most all transactions when I can although I like some cash for tips and small transactions.
Don't know if they still charge, but they used to charge a fee for cashback on transaction so I never got into that.
Can't think of the last time I wrote a check. I do most payments online.
My credit union doesn't use tellers anymore. They have some people working there but the banking is mostly through machines.
The only checks I write anymore is for rent. Everything else I pay online. My pay checks are deposited directly. Pretty much nowhere takes checks anymore when shopping anyway, so I don't even carry the checkbook. I've never written a check to myself before.
If I want cash I either go to an ATM or get cash back with another purchase. I almost exclusively use my debit card and rarely have cash on hand.
We use the ATM's that don't charge a fee for our credit union. Every Publix has one, no matter where we are in the state.
Pammyfay, if you can figure out how much cash you need in a month, you can call the bank and have that amount transferred from your checking to your savings account. That way you can withdraw from your savings account at an ATM and don't have to remember to save those receipts. Harry's been doing that since before I met him. Probably for good reason :-)
For those who worry about saving ATM receipts - why?
I simply go on-line, and see what has cleared.
I despise paper, and haven't written a check for years, don't get paper statements in the mail, either. Rather than mailing a check to pay a bill (save postage costs, and you KNOW it will get there). On-line, I can have a check sent from the bank to any individual, not just a business.
At my usual bank branch, I smile at the teller, give her my bank book and tell her how much cash I need.
S/he may ask what size bills I need, then gets the cash from the security window or the machine, counts it out and gives it to me, then asks me to sign the receipt, which shows which account it came from, then she gives me back my bank book with the transaction recorded, which I check.
When visiting a different branch the other day, the lady asked for an access card, which I showed her.
When she brought the money, I asked her how she could be sure that I wasn't a stranger using the access card that I'd found/stolen.
She said that before she gave me the money, she'd ask for picture ID.
The other day in the usual branch they had a poster recommending use of debit card (was it for internet transactions?), and I said that on the radio that morning they'd said that debit card was not a good idea, as using a credit card usually meant that if there was a dispute, that you'd receive a credit for the amount, but using a debit card would make the entire amount in your account vulnerable ... with no recourse.
Not my idea of a fun ride.
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Contrary to popular belief, Miss Lauren's Blackjack of Atlanta has not passed away.
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Currently still at The Tucker Saloon and performing Wednesdays and Thursdays at The Model T, Miss Lauren thanks everyone for the concern and well-wishes.


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