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- Developer: Capcom
- Publisher: Capcom
- Genre: Role-Playing Action RPG
- Release Date: Jun 24, 2003
- ESRB: Everyone
VarSword Combo!
When using the VarSwords, hold down the A button and enter the following quickly before the VarSword attacks and the VarSword's attack range will change to the following effect.
|B, B, Left, Down, Up
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|Left, Down/Left, Down, Down/Right, Right
|Fighter Sword
|Down, Left, Up, Right, Down
|Down, Down-Right, Right
|Left, B, Right, B
|Sonic Boom
|Up, Right, Down
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I haven't been doing much in the way of shopping in a long time. But recently the Humane Society opened a big, new thrift shop and I had to go check it out. The Friday I went, they were just putting some XMAS stuff for that weekend only and I 'beat the crowd'. First thing I spotted was this 3 ft high Woodland Santa. I grabbed him up fast, THEN looked at the price. $10. I was grinning the rest of the day. Wooo Hoooo.
(of course, when I took him back out of the box while ago to get a photo, guess who just had to check Santa
out the moment I snapped the photo.....yep, Trouble aka Jazz)
And recently I went to my favorite antique place, and saw this little china cabinet. I fell instantly in love
with it. The curved end panels are some kind of metal mesh. This is one heavy cabinet thanks to all the iron on it. I put it in my sitting room, that was my Dad's room. Its perfect in there.
hugs, Karen
Love them both!
The Santa was a great price for one that size and that cabinet is fabulous!
Did Mr. O happen to notice Teegan when he helped get the cabinet into the room? LOL
You have it decorated so quickly, but I'm thinking maybe it needs some fall touches?? Come on, you know you want to do it!!
We went from summer to fall in 2 days. It was in the 90's over the weekend, and now we are having record rainfalls and only into the 60's. They were closing schools, businesses, and roads all over the front range today due to the extreme flooding!!! Weird weather this year!
Glad you got out for some retail therapy and made some great scores!
Karen, wonderful to see your post tonight. OMGoodness, two incredible finds!!! That Santa is a wonderful addition to add to your beautiful Christmas decor. I would still be smiling if I had him. Looks brand new. What a deal for $10.woohoo
Love your new cabinet too. It looks great all decorated with so many of your beautiful things. The metal mesh must of been popular. Two of my cabinets have it and I think that's partially what drew me to them.
Candy, I hope your ok with all the flooding. Please let us know how your doing.
Punk, we have had as much rain in a couple of days as we usually get in a year!!!
Fortunately, where we are is high enough we have not been affected by the flooding, but getting to work this morning was a challenge!!
I have lived here almost all of my life, and never before have we had major closings due to rain and flooding. It is just unheard of as we are a high desert climate!!
Thanks for asking. Don't mean to hijack Karen's post, just answering the concern.
Thanks, ladies. Candy I saw on the news about the terrible flooding in CO. Wasn't sure how affected your area is, or where my oldest son is (Basalt) He's at the Snowmass Village Resort if you know that place. Hope no problems for either of you.
No my Mr Oblivious still has never Teagan. She's in the next bedroom, my study actually as no bed in there. Just bookcases, curios, and my desk. The things in the new cabinet were in one of those tall slim curios like you have. I just moved it to another room that had a space for it. I won't be doing any Fall in either of these back bedrooms. I just do the family-room, bay window, kitchen counters, entry way, and front porch. This new cabinet is on the wall the bedroom door is, so you have to go in the room to see it as its not visible from the hall. Otherwise I'd do it with holiday decor.
Punk, Santa was in his original box and also he's in great condition! Someone took good care of him!
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Woohoo to you Karen !
I agree what a score on that Santa - he does look brand new and well cared for. Jazz checking him out >> love it. I've missed seeing him nosing around your decorations - and boy he didn't skip a beat with you putting out this guy!
LOVE that cabinet. The lines are beautiful and the metal accents make it so unsual. I also love the color and the patten of the wood. It's great how the glass curves around so you get to see what's inside from that angle too. I see you've got it all decoratred already - and everything looks great. I'm happy too that you got to do some 'shopping therapy'...and with what you brought home...was WELL worth it!
Candy...so glad to hear you are okay. I thought of you and wondered if you were affected. My brother lives is Boulder..however, he's here in CT visiting my father so thankfully he missed the awful flooding.
Karen...hoping your son stays safe too. Seems the weather around the country has been getting crazier and crazier ea year.
Well, you know what I am sitting here doing .... just oooing & awwwwing over your $'stolen 'Woodland Santa!' Love his fur coat & burlap toy bag!!
But that cabinet, wow, purplemoon, I am happy you brought that home & that you found the perfect spot in your Dad's bedroom...it is gorgeous! Love the wrought iron legs!
Fall decorating coming up, uh ...you do plenty! I've potted some 'Mums' outside & they are lookin' good ... so far Dollbaby got into her Fall duds & 'apple' decor on the buffet. Hopefully, porch will get done in Oct. ...love Fall & the smell in the air...windows open right now & sunshine! TFS, PM! ~~Jeanne S.
Karen, most of the flooding was on the Front Range, especially the Boulder, Longmont, Loveland areas.
Jane, I hope your brother's place is OK as Boulder was really affected by the flooding.
This has just been the strangest week. It was record setting 90's last weekend, and then to go to cool weather with more rain in 2 days than we usually get in a year!! Mind boggling! I guess we were fortunate it was rain, as that much rain would translate to over 14 feet of snow!! Yikes!!!
Karen, I was in HL yesterday, and they did not have any Santas like yours, but anything that size was at least $80 or more!! What a deal.
I LOVE that cabinet and have my eye on that darling fairy on the bottom right.....if she goes missing....I know nothing!! LOL
Have you been getting any of this rain? It looks like it is coming up through AZ on our weather forecasts.
LOL, Candy...isn't that little Fairy adorable! She has the sweetest face. Did you use the zoom on Photobucket to see her close-up? She was in Goodwill several years ago, and so were the little ducks and sleeping kitty. For some reason, my weird mind put them all together, she is shushing the ducks while the kitty sleeps. LOL
Pink, Jazz misses NOTHING and investigates EVERY thing! Which is why he also answers to Trouble. :o)
Jeanne, soon as I saw that Woodland Santa, you crossed my mind. I always think of you when I see woodland decor.
Candy, last week we got a LOT of rain from that system and many areas really flooded here causing some damage. Tho not mine in central Phoenix. Some roads sure a mess tho. Temps dropped down to 84 for two days. A shock, and unheard of this time of year. Now its back over 100. Darn it. Sure was nice while it lasted.
hugs, Karen
LOVE the little cabinet, but I don't think it will fit in my suitcase when I come to visit and rifle through all of your cool stuff! LOL Really, it is beautiful and the $10 Santa is a total steal. You may not shop often, but when you do, you really score!
Karen, I forgot to tell you that I zoomed in on your cabinet and it is even more amazing than I could of imagined. The little fairy looks like she's telling the little ducks they need to use their inside voice! She is adorable. Also your cup with the hanky and pearls is beautiful. Cute birds in the other one too. Are they all together or did you just add them to look like that?
Punk, the little teacup 'n saucer with lavender and the teddy bear, hanky and pearls came that way. I saw it on Etsy quite awhile ago, and loved the vintage look to it. The other cup was just a pretty one I saw at the antique mall and got super cheap. I put my tiny bird trio on a nest in it just for the heck of it.
I'm glad you also saw the charm of the fairy girl shushing the ducks so kitty could sleep. That grouping always make me smile, I just love her....she's got the sweetest face.
LOL, Marlene! You're welcome to come "rifle' any time.
thank you, Nana :o). As a matter of fact, I finished all my Fall decorating on Sat. I'll share some photos soon.
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p= english pence
ADR = 10 UK shares
VOD pays 2 divs a year
Interim 3.6p
Final 7.47p
Total = 11.07
so ADR div is 11.07p times 10 = Pounds 1.107
in $ this 1.107 * 1,57 (ex rate) = $1.738
(just says 2 div, what was the last times two - duh)
Yahoo can not add only multipy - so it is twice the last! Vod pays
03/2014 Final 20-May-14 11-Jun-14 06-Aug-14 7.47p Total Dividends 11.07p
03/2015 Interim 11-Nov-14 20-Nov-14 04-Feb-15 3.6p
so it shows 2 * 3,6 * 10 = 72 p * ex rate = 1.1
as for the first poster (volkland) the pound has slipped from 1.7 to 1.57 hence the decline....
4 qtr div is $0.735
u Americans are scared cats.... what a joke you lot are
"£4 billion to shareholders via a B-share " 4bn/ 4,8 shares = .83p/share - each adr is 2 shares 0r gbp 1.66 = $2,66


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Worm Compost from Kelp
We are trying to promote worm composting in Africa, as few people here can afford commercial fertilizer, for school gardens etc. We are busy setting up a web site to discuss cheap DIY ways of composting and could use suggestions.
Has anyone ever tried worm farming with kelp or other types of sea weed?
We have a plentiful supply of kelp  literally tons thrown up along our coasts  and I once read that ancient Romans improved soil fertility by digging in sea weed. However I am worried that the sea salt in the kelp - could it be detrimental to the worms, or otherwise produce compost that is too salty for garden plants? If you know the answer, or could put us in touch with someone who might, we would be very grateful.
Cape Town
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.working-worms.com
My worms love sea weed but its freshwater, salt will need to be rinsed first...
I don't think freshwater water weed is relevant - we are talking about Kelp which is a large sea water plant. Obviously we would hose down the kelp with fresh water toi get rid of surface salt - but does the salt permeate the body of the kelp itself and damage the worms, when eaten?
Here is a link that might be useful: Working worms
Hello Cape Town,
every now and then I buy the concentrated liquid sea weed (from the sea, not fresh water) to be used as fertilizer. I have no idea how it is made but there must be solid waste left; and less salt in it if any.
So, if you can combine these 2 projects, it's a double dipping. Good luck.
Thanks Otis11,
Yes that was how I got the idea in the first place. In my country you can buy a very expensive product, made from kelp, called "Kelpac" which is used in the garden in small quantities, usually as a foliar feed. Its purpose is to add a range of "trace elements" that may be lacking in the soil. This then promotes healthy plant growth and improves productivity. My thinking was exactly in line with you, to use the worms to do the work for me, but I was still a bit apprehensive of having too much raw sea salt in the kelp itself. I guess that I'll just have to get started and give it a try, unless someone already has the answer.
Cape Town
Here is a link that might be useful: Working worms
Cape Town:
Go for it! You won't have to wait long to see if the worms can take the stuff (I don'tknow what to call it).
I think it is not whether they can "eat" it or not but rather if there is any salt residue, it will irritate the worms' skin.
Also I imagine, if there is salt residue, it will influence the time how long the microbes need to process it until it is ready for the worms.
I guess, just plop a few worms into a bowl with that mass. Poor worms!
Cape Town,
PS: I use the liquid sea weed to spray the foilage of my orchids and sometimes water them with it. And my other "precious" flower plants.
If I am growing from seed, once they germinate, I spray them with the sea weed also. I have been growing lilium from seed only since last fall and they just started to germinate. So far no damping off. Knock on wood!
I would say to start a smaller vermicompost bin separate from your main bin and try the kelp. That way, if it IS something that the worms don't like, or if it kills them; you won't put your whole worm composting operation at risk.
Alternately, you could compost the kelp in a "traditional" pile then feed the compost to the worms after it has set and been rained on a time or two. I'm not sure how much rain you get where you are.
I have decided to proceed on a trial basis with crushed up kelp as a feed for a small worm farm, but have been advised that kelp is very high in iodine, which may not be good for plants (or humans. Any comments?
Cape Town
Here is a link that might be useful: Working Worms
Howzit fellow "Souff Effricen"
Since nobody seems to have an answer, the only thing you can do is try.
What I would to is:
1) Create a small setup separate from your main worm bin.
2) Rinse and crush sea-weed before feeding.
3) If the worms eat it, harvest the resulting VC and feed it to a variety of plants. In this way you can test which plants like the kelp VC and which ones don't.
4) Should the worms not like the kelp, try to compost it first using a normal (or even a hot) compost setup. Proceed with steps 1) - 3)
5) If the worms still don't like pre-composted kelp the only thing I can think of is to cook it first.
6) If that doesn't work, ...I'm all out of ideas... :-(
Please report back on your experiment. Maybe someone else can make use of the results.
IMO, if you are going to feed the worms with the seaweed "pulp" after extracting all the good stuff for the liquid seaweed fertilizer, there will be less iodine in the pulp.
I imagine the extracting process is similar to getting coconut milk/cream out of a coconut where water is also used to "flush" the good stuff out of the nut. There might still be a small % of everything left in it (in the pulp)even with very efficient machinery. I believe the coconut pulp is used as cattle feed.
I am NOT a scientist, this is just my observation.
If you don't mind, I would like to know if your experiment works, just to satisfy my curiosity.
You can e-mail me.
I have had the same thought... Plants in general don't like salt, even plants that live in salt water. So most have mechanisms to get rid of excess salt. I also see tons of organic living material washed up on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. I am assuming the plants have a reduced salt content than the 3% or so of sea water so I will be gathering up some of the local red sea kelp/weed and washing it down, letting it dry a bit and testing it on a few hundred worms. I'll hope to post some results in a few months.
Thanks to all for the useful advice - but no Otis11, I think it would defeat the object of the exercise to extract the juice and then just use the remaining pulp - I want the worms to process all of the trace elements present in the kelp. I was just curious about the iodine - not really concerned. I'll take my chances.
I've just acquired a small 3 bin set up for the kelp worm farm and will keep you posted on progress.
Here is a link that might be useful: Working Worms
I buy kelp meal to feed to my worms, it is not processed; just dried, ground, and packaged. I then rehydrate and feed it to the worms. You would also do very well if you just composted the kelp as it is an excellent organic fertiliser; or dry it in the sun and grind it (dried kelp is approx 1-0-2)
75% water insoluable nitrogen, 25% water soluble nitrogen and Potash as well as many trace minerals. Salt levels should be fine after rinsing.
Good Luck!
In the Aran Isles, two islands in the irish sea off the coast of Ireland, there is almost no natural soil, and the inhabitants have mixed kelp, which washes upon the beach, along with sand to make soil. I don't feed my worms kelp, because there are plenty of food scraps to feed them, but I would think that they would like it. Also put sand in the food as the worms need the grit.
Thanks for the suggestion Mike, but grinding up dried kelp, is a tough proposition. With our hot summers, the sun dried kelp on our beaches is tougher than old leather. I'll take my chances with the fresh stuff, which is easy to mush up with a mallet.
If the formula is 1, 0, 2 then it has no phosphate, which is bad news for me, as our soils are particularly poor in phosphates, so I'll have to add some bone meal, which is organic - I wonder if its best to feed bone meal to the worms, or just add it to the vermicasts afterwards, when I harvest the compost?.
Here is a link that might be useful: Working Worms
Yes, floridamg, I now see that kelp compost is actually used all over the world and is highly valued as being high in soil nutriments and trace elements.
I have been in touch with some local people who use it in its raw form, for tree planting. They don't even compost it first or wash it to get off the surface salt. They just put a layer of soil between the tree roots and the chopped up kelp. They say the trees grew like mad.
I'm sure that kelp vermicompost will be a winner - If the worms prosper on the kelp - there's plenty of it and its free.
Cape Town
I don't know that salt from the ocean is sodium. If people are using it to amend their soil, I doubt if it's sodium, because that's detrimental to plants (and worms). What I'd be most concerned about with bedding a worm bin with seaweed would be that the seaweed will heat the bin up. I'd rinse it first and use in small quantities.
Perhaps the best use of this wonderful free resource that you have in large quantities would be to use it as a green source for outdoor compost piles. That way you would get large quantities of compost with all the benefits of the nutrients in seaweed.
Kelp meal is very useful. Especially when harvested from relatively pollution free waters. They use kelp meal as a feed additive for livestock. They make sea weed extracts for fertilizing and spraying on plants. Many people simply collect it and use it directly in the garden without even washing it first. All depends on how salt sensitive the particular plants are, do remember that almost all commercial fertilizers are salts of some form or other. Sodium Chloride is what most of us think of as table salt and is the primary salt in sea salt though not the only element of course.
How much the iodine would affect things is all related to dosage. Iodine might affect the bacteria needed to make a worm bin work well but if the bin is already healthy and active, it might not take so long for the bacteria to manage to start breaking down the kelp.
You don't have to wait for the kelp to be turned into worm castings to get some benefit from it. It would probably make a good mulch in the gardens as well as something good to add to compost bins and a good soil amendment for the gardens.
Good Luck and eager to hear how your worms like the kelp!
Hi pyropunk,
Hoe gaan dit? I have just started putting kelp into a small bin that was previously being fed on general waste. A bit early to make anything of it, as there is still fair bit of old food mixed with the bedding. I'll let you know
Cape Town
Here is a link that might be useful: working worms
I have had the experiment with kelp going for just about a month. Sad to report, things don't look too good. The worms are not prospering - I would judge that there are only half as many as I started with and the survivors seem sluggish and half dead. No babies.
With worms, it is not always easy to be absolutely sure of the true cause , when you get a loss of population - but I would say that the kelp is the prime suspect at this stage.
In the interests of science, I'm going to carry on for a while longer.
Here is a link that might be useful: Working Worms
I hope the readers won't mind if I post my opinion/comment to Cape Town's posting. I won't be able to back it up with quotes or links from anywhere. It will be just my personal opinion.
From my own experience and reading posts from other people, it appears that worms experience some shock when they are moved to a different environment. Some times the new home has a similar environment like the one they came from, then they would adjust fine. If not, many of the adults will die off and hopefully leaving cocoons before they do so. The babies that hatched in the new home will adept to the environment since they wouldn't know any other. So Cape Town, don't give up on them.
Would it help if you "pre"-compost your kelp before you add it to your bin? That way you know for sure the kelp has the microbes. And once the bin is in full swing you can eliminate that step. Does the kelp decompose at all?
BTW, how big/small (you did mention "small")is this bin?
Good luck.
I'm no expert (although Irish, so maybe kelp as a fertiliser is in my genes!) but my instinct is that kelp should probably be pre-composted before feeding to worms. All seaweeds are typically high in protein- (nitrogen) and would therefore benefit from hot composting to make maximum use of available nutrients. I know I wouldn't feed raw grass clippings to my worms for fear of protein overload. In a small system you'd also get overheating- though you might get away with it in a large windrow for example.
The link I've given below is one of the best references I've ever found on the subject of large scale vermicomposting, and one of its systems might be adaptable to your kelp.
I was thinking particularly that if you made a pile with worms and more conventional foodstuffs, then extended it into a 'windrow' (read the manual!) by adding kelp to one side every few days, the kelp would compost and the worms would move into it at their own rate. (you might need to mix it with some kind of 'brown' material like cardboard/ paper)
Here is a link that might be useful: vermiculture manual
I have a huge pile of sea weed, it has been spread out all winter, I put it all in one big pile and now its time to compost it but I was think the same thing to feed it to my worms. Where it has been spread all winter would there be much salt content left?
I'd say never feed kelp even if it was rinsed because it absorbs salt. I know it because I was going to feed it to my worms and they avoided it. It left me curious so I tasted it. I didn't get sick but it was mildly salty. Just remember this a worm's body is as tender as the inside of your mouth. They can eat some plants that are poisonous to humans such as amaryllis leaves and the red berried elderberries. (I've tasted a small quantity of them too.)
Thanks for the advice Otis11 and cathd66. I have come round to believing that pre-composting is probably a very sensible route to follow and I'm going to set up a stack.
Update: The worms seem livelier on their kelp diet and there are a number of babies making their appearance now, so I am more optimistic.
'african': Any update on how it has gone the past 3 months since your last post?
I'm visiting relatives in California right now, and saw huge amounts of kelp washed up on the beach yesterday. I tasted a bit (just curious), and it didn't seem excessively salty. Most plants and animals maintain a similar salt balance whether they're from saltwater or freshwater environments -- fish from the ocean don't taste saltier than those from freshwater. The advantage of saltwater is that nearly all trace minerals are readily available. Should be some great worm castings if it works out.
This is an old post, but a fantastic topic.
Kelp is high in sodium as well as iodine. Sodium is not bad for humans or plants -- in fact it's necessary -- but an excess of sodium is. I would have some concern about using a LOT of kelp in soils, but only because it might damage the plants and require additional irrigation so that plants can maintain their proper osmotic state. I would not be concerned about excess sodium in the fruit. The uptake of sodium into the fruit is pretty low. That might be an issue for a person with hypertension, but the key factor in excess dietary sodium is large quantities of sodium in processed food. In short, it's a rich western disease. People who can't afford fertilizer are not living off frozen dinners and potato chips.
Iodine, on the other hand, is much harder to get in excess and a deficiency of it can be very serious. That's one of the reasons why it is added to table salt in the United States: folks far from the ocean weren't getting enough iodine. It sounds like the OP's region doesn't have this problem, but historically goiters (the most obvious symptom of iodine deficiency) were also a widespread problem in non-coastal Africa.
I would not be concerned about adding iodine to the soil if it were in the form of raw kelp. If the soil is overworked, it is likely to be depleted of iodine anyway.
That said, my gut instinct would be to do as the Romans, Irish and other cultures did and incorporate kelp directly into the soil. These cultures were well aware of composting, and chose not to do it for some reason. My guess would be that there may be some additional benefit to the slow breakdown of kelp. Or it could simply be economies of space and labor and not a fertility increase.
If the kelp needs to travel inland, then it may be more efficient to compost it near the coast and then transport the finished compost. It might be a good business model for an entrepreneur with almost no start-up costs involved. Given how ridiculously renewable kelp is, this compost would likely be much cheaper than imported petroleum-based fertilizers.
I love my worms, but I don't see any obvious benefit to feeding them the kelp. Let the natural soil microbes break down the kelp, and let the worms re-process the fruiting plants grown in kelp.
It would be a good subject for a trial -- raw incorporation versus kelp compost versus kelp vermicompost. I would include soil testing yearly to monitor the levels of sodium in the soil to be sure none of the methods contribute to long-term reduction in soil fertility.
My brother-in-law gardens in Alaska, on an island in Prince William Sound. I asked him about this. He uses seaweed that he gathers after a rain from the beach directly on the garden as a mulch, though he will often gather much more than he can use and pile it to decompose and use later to add to the soil, since it is too expensive to ship in soil, and there is almost none on the island itself. The kids on the island bring him worms they find or have left over from fishing and he trades them worms for strawberries in the summer, so his greenhouse has lots of worm activity, though no actual worm bed. He says he does not see that the worms are harmed at all by the fresh seaweed, but rather sees them crawling into it straight away after he dumps bait worms into it, rather than into the soil. They seem to prefer the seaweed.
So. this is second-hand, and not at all scientific.
To follow an experiment of using kelp for worm composting, check out the blog below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Worming With Kelp
After several months with this experiment, the only honest conclusion is that Kelp and Worms do not go well together in the composting process.
See the working worms website blog diary for the details of this experiment.
The final observation was -
"I now believe that raw kelp is not suited to be combined with worm farming. However, for those living near the coast, kelp will always remain a very useful, free and easily collected resource, that is of great nutritional value for your garden plants and is moreover an important provider of trace elements for promoting rapid healthy plant growth. Just keep the composting processes separate and then you can always combine the mature kelp and worm products later, when ready for planting or mulching".
Here is a link that might be useful: Worming with Kelp
First; excellent thread, and second; THANKS for following up here!
Based on what I continue to sift from 'between the lines', I am coming to the conclusion that there are basically three Eisenia fetida "foods" - horse manure, "melon", and "mold". Regardless of what one starts with OTHER THAN horse manure and melons, "it" has to be broken down either through fermentation or "molding", for it to be available to worms for food. THEREFORE, is it reasonable to "pre-mold" kelp to "prepare" it for use as worm food?
I offer this question in the form of suggestion only because I appreciate your desire to use a readily available natural resource. Of course I understand that "pre-molding" the kelp adds a level of complexity to the over-all system you are trying to develop, but a readily available, inexpensive source of "food" for the critter you want to culture is a BIG deal. What happens to kelp when it is put in a SEALED, PLASTIC container - bag or "bin"? Does is get "moldy"? If so, were it I, I would try some "moldy" kelp.
Several year back I tried feeding kelp to my worms. I was given a pick-up truck load of bull kelp after a storm. I rinsed and chopped about 25lbs for the worms, the rest went directly into the garden.
I tried pocket feeding my bin, but the worms stayed away. It eventually "melted" away, with no worms below...
The remainder of the chopped kelp went into a plastic bucket which was sealed. 4 months later I opened it to add some to my tea. It was the most horrid smelling nasty mess I have ever created. I could not add it to my bin and dumped it far from the house. The worms may have liked it if given the chance, but I did not want to smell THAT smell ever again.
Good luck and happy wormin'
Oh my. I agree with everything in the pskvorc post.
"First; excellent thread, and second; THANKS for following up here!" Yes.
My first thought was to rinse the seaweed. But mendopete did rinse and it was a no go.
In a sealed container what it sounds like you are talking about is bkashi composting. This uses a starter.


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I guys, I've been struggling with my efficiency and hitting OG.
What's your opinion on this crush? It's from a MM 2.0 3 roller
From the small picture, looks ok to me
Keg #1: Empty :(
Keg #2: Empty :(
Kegs 3-5: Empty :(
Ferment #1: Empty :(
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On Deck: Something....Anything!!!
What did you set the gap to? It looks like the grain was crushed, but (as already pointed out) with the small picture, it's impossible to say anything more. If you didn't check/set the gap, do so. If you don't have a set of feeler gauges, go to Sears (or your local auto parts store) and pick up a set.
stupid HBT app. Sorry bout that guys. I thought it uploaded a large file. Lets try this:
This came from a 21lb grain bill of 1lb crystal 10, 4lbs victory, 16lbs 2row.
Target og @ 70% eff was 1.050.
OG was 1.045, corrected for temp. My volumes were spot on as well....im getting frustrated....
Golddiggie: I am going to get a set of feeler gauges and measure the gap. Im currently running the factory setting which is supposed to be .042ish I believe...
It looks like there are some hulls still intact. The gap sounds kind of large, my Barley Crusher factory setting was .039.
I'd set it to .039" for the next batch and see how things come out.
I'd also get a refractometer for at least your OG readings. Get one with ATC (automatic temperature compensation) and you don't need to worry about it.
My first refractometer was one that Bobby_M sells. I've since gone and spent the extra money to get far more accurate refractometers. Using a refractometer also means the amount you need to use for a gravity reading is reduced by a large factor. I reserve 1oz from the batch before pitching the yeast, and another 1oz sample post fermentation. Even that is far more than I need for readings. Compare that with how much you need for your hyrdometer.
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Superman is getting another make-over with 'Man of Steel' now out in theaters. Boston-based writer Larry Tye explains why we've loved this nice-guy superhero so long and so well.
Unlike many of his counterparts, Superman doesn't have enough issues to fill a newsstand.
This mostly well-adjusted nice guy never embraces the darkness like Batman, Spider-Man, and all the other superhero orphans who could use a spot of therapy.
That's pretty remarkable considering the potential for phobias (eek! Kryptonite!), parental resentment (he was abandoned), and low self-esteem (do these tights make me look fat?).
Superman was a sunny character in the beginning, actually, and his goody-goody nature doesn't change in "Man of Steel," the big Hollywood film that opens today.
How has he remained such a softie – a "Big Blue Boy Scout," as some call him – after all these years? And what has changed about the Man from Smallville? For the answer, I turned to Boston writer Larry Tye, author of 2012's Superman: The High-Flying History of America's Most Enduring Hero.
Q: Darkness lurks in the lives of many superheroes, from the violent loss of parents (Black Panther, Daredevil) and alcoholism (Iron Man) to family rejection (various X-Men) and even child abuse (Incredible Hulk). Did Superman ever become a dark character?
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Most companies use administrative assistants to keep their day-to-day operations working smoothly, and these assistants are responsible for a variety of tasks around an office. These duties can range from simple tasks, such as filing, copying, and typing, to more advanced activities such as scheduling meetings, making flight and travel reservations, payroll, insurance, and bill payment.Read More...
Most administrative assistants work in an office environment, and they must have a good familiarity with office machines, including computers. Typing is usually an essential duty, and an administrative assistant will be able to type at a rapid pace. Administrative assistants must be able to endure long periods of sitting, as they are usually seated at a desk for much of the day. A good administrative assistant is comfortable learning new skills and adapting to a wide variety of duties. Administrative assistants should be able to lift smaller loads of weight, because they may need to move boxes, files, and stacks of paper around the office. Multitasking and time management are essential skills, as many administrative assistants are required to be working on several projects at once. Some companies may require a college degree, although many times this is not necessary.
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While Administration Assistants do not often become Executive Assistants, the job pays $45K per year on average. A common career progression for an Administration Assistant is to become an Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant or a Senior Administrative Assistant. Compared to Administration Assistants, the first group earns $3K more on average, and the second group earns $9K more.
Administration Assistants seem to exploit a large range of skills on the job. Most notably, facility with Payroll Administration, Accounts Receivable, and Customer Service are correlated to pay that is significantly above average, leading to increases of 24 percent, 6 percent, and 3 percent, respectively. Skills that pay less than market rate include Organizing. Most people experienced in Data Entry also know Microsoft Excel. The majority of those who know Microsoft Office also know Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Experience does not seem to be a strong driver of pay increase in this role. Workers in their first five years can expect to earn $30K, but people who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably bigger sum of $33K. Administration Assistants see a median salary of $35K after reaching one to two decades on the job. Administration Assistants who have stuck around for more than two decades see earnings that are only slightly higher than those of folks who have worked for 10 to 20 years; the more senior group makes around $37K on average.
Home to some of the best pay for Administration Assistants, Los Angeles offers exceptional salaries, 30 percent above the national average. Administration Assistants can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Charlotte (+25 percent), Minneapolis (+18 percent), Chicago (+16 percent), and New York (+13 percent). The smallest paychecks in the market, 5 percent south of the national average, can be found in Philadelphia.
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