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"The day will come when, after harnessing space, the winds, the tides, and gravitation, we shall harness for God the energies of love. And on that day, for the second time in the history of the world, we shall have discovered fire."
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May 1, 1881 - April 10, 1955
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Everything that we can make out in the cosmic past with the help of science suggests that the universe is habitually open to further increase in being and value….Theologically speaking, in other words, the universe is still being created and the [Cosmic] Christ is still in the process of formation. Christ continues to gather us—our labors, joys, and diminishments—along with the entire cosmos into his own body.
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Advice needed on broken branch
Update in post below at end - success!!
Below are pictures of my young grafted King Violet adenium. When I got her earlier this summer she already had a very tall main branch, like 8 inches from the top of the caudex and I planned on probably pruning next spring. She was on my back porch and only got 4-5 hours of direct sun a day and then grew like 6 inches more. I decided she was already too tall and maybe needed more sun and was stretching so I moved her out to my plant bench so she could get 6-8 hours. Of course, even though she was on a bottom shelf in the corner of cement I came home one day after a storm and she was toppled over on the ground :( one tiny lower branch broke clean off but the only other damage was a scrape on the main branch not even deep at all. I potted back up and gave her rest in the shade for a week and them resumed watering last week. I am now disturbed to see the scraped part is wrinkled and sunken, but don't know what to think of it as the whole caudex, including the wrinkled sunken part is very firm as it should be. Also new leaves at the top have continued to grow.
Do I need to take action? Does it look like I will lose this branch or is it normal? Thanks for any insight, I'm worried. I have it staked now for more support. Sorry, I am long winded as usual.
This post was edited by ginger9899 on Sat, Nov 16, 13 at 1:05
In my humble opinion.
Not sure by photo, if green branch is from scion grafted onto root stock or whether it is on rootstock?
The wrinkled piece of stem should definitely be pruned off. I would.
Start pruning of just below wrinkled piece and keep pruning little by little until the cambium layer is clear and whitish without any Biege discloloration.
(rubbing alcohol).
Hope fully you can keep your cutting above the healed area of the graft so that you do not lose your King Violet plant.
Pruning now is fine.
Thank you for your advice Rick. The small green branch you see is part of the King Violet scion section that was grafted onto the root stock. It was this tiny branch (or the one just like it that broke on the other side) that gave me the big beautiful purple triple flower this summer. I'm really hoping there will be growth from the spot where the little branch on the other side broke also. It was pretty close to flush on the main branch, but ive seen new growth sprout from less than that so im really hoping. If I were to cut just below the wrinkled portion I would still have the little branch and its broken counterpart on about 2 inches of the grafted scion.
Am I correct in assuming that this is probably enough to keep the grafted King Violet part going? I'm really really hoping so.
I'm sick sick sick at the thought of cutting this big branch right now. In anyone's opinion is it less successful to graft or to root a cutting? I ask because I have tried to root dozens of cuttings and have never had one grow yet. They just shrivel up and rot. They have all been pretty small cuttings though, is the likelihood of success better with a very long cutting? This cutting will still be like 8" and have 2 small branches coming off of it at the top. They are all currently full of big beautiful leaves.
I will probably start a new thread asking for help advice on rooting a cutting because like I said, I'm like 0 and 12 doing it :(
Thanks again.
The damaged or wrinkled area could heel, but I believe will always be a weak point for this plant. Also, the question is. How long do you leave it to see if it is going to heel or continue down the stem?
You have quite a few internodes on the stem portion below wrinkled area and above the graft union.
This is your call. Fortunately with you in Florida, your weather is warm and growing season not over. So should get some growth coming.
As for the stem. Thinking about doing a cutting. You will still need to cut upward at bottom of stem to make sure there is not rot or discoloration to use for rooting.
There are a few people on this site that have done rooted cuttings.
Oh no, as of today I have buds! Beautiful flower buds are sprouting from the very tip top of the aforementioned adenium! Does this change anything about cutting it? Do I dare wait to see if the buds open before I do anything so I can enjoy them? If not, do I physically remove the buds when I remove the leaves to root the cutting? Thanks again for your opinions.
This is a hint at why I am waiting to prune this branch. The big bud is so big and plump it looks like its about to burst. I just hope it actually opens before the weight of it makes it drop right off. The bud alone is 4 inches! Going to be gorgeous though.
Thank you everybody. I do really love this young plant. Otis11, I meant to only post the bottom picture. The bottom darker pic is more true to color I think. I took a bunch with and without flash, in and out of sun, etc trying to get the correct color and not a blurry pic - with my cell phone.
I hope I'm not making a mistake waiting for these flowers before cutting it. The bad part of the stem doesn't appear to be going up or down the stem, but does seem to have moved further through it horizontally a little.
Does anyone know if a cutting can be made and rooted using a middle branch section, or of only a tip cutting would have any chance of rooting?
I am going to try and quote info from Mark Dimmitt's (an absolute must have for Adenium-aholics).
He shows that you can take cuttings from more mature branch (leafless).
It does state during active growing season though. Treat with rooting stimulant, place in clean rooting substrate, place in shaded spot.
Because they are leafless, not necessary to mist. Usually benefit from being cover with polyethylene and root faster if placed on bottom heat.
Mature leafless cuttings usually take longer to root than long leafy stem cuttings, but the success rate is often higher.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Thanks everybody, I appreciate the support. This is tough but I am thinking more sooner than later for the cutting. I don't want to cut below the bad spot and be surprised how far down it is inside. Not that that couldn't already happen...but I shouldn't take any more chances.
Anything from Mark Dimmitt helps Rick! Thanks a lot. I really would like to wait until spring to do it but obviously that's not a good idea. Luckily I am in SW FL and there is still plenty of warm weather and sunshine to be had.
These will be the last known pics of this plant as it is now......pardon the dramatics lol.
Flower lightened up a little in the sun - pic yesterday:
It obviously needs pruned anyway:
So true Paula.
Rick, that's what I plan on doing, a tip cutting and at least one medial cutting. Not sure how many inches I'll end up with when I start to cut and check it out without the tons of leaves blocking the view. I don't want to go too small, I think that and restricting moisture too much have been big issues with my past tries.
I decided to post an update because I finally have some good news. When I cut off the bad part of the branch in October I was dismayed to find it indeed looked like rot and it was down much farther in the caudex than I could imagine. I cut down as far as I had to, which left very little above the graft. I didn't have a choice though, and I'm glad I went ahead and did it. It was so sad, big shiny leaves, gorgeous flower and beautiful buds discarded everywhere. After cutting I ended up with 2 6" cuttings, a tip and a mid section. Now, 2 months later, I HAVE A ROOTED CUTTING! I am so happy to say I have growth on my mid section cutting. The tip cutting dried out and shriveled to nothing a while ago, but this thick crazy section has a couple growths poking out of the main branch and leaves starting on 3 of the little branches! I finally was able to root a cutting, an important one at that. The parent Adenium also has new growth, and I think is may be above the graft point, barely. I have the cutting in a stupid little plastic pot in a gritty mix. I guess I will start watering when dry by the skewer method regularly now.
I'm so happy, thanks again everybody for the support.
Growth on the cutting:
Whole ugly cutting:
Original Adenium with new growth:
Edited to add this took 1 month, not 2 like I said in my post above. I'm trying to make this year go uneven faster I guess.
This post was edited by ginger9899 on Sat, Nov 16, 13 at 21:28
This is so nice to hear. I am glad they started, because it is a remarkable flower on that plant and I think you fancied it very much.
The branches do look like they a from the original scion section. Line from top of root stock seems to be below them.
Good for you, now you have a few of them to grow.
Great job Heather!!!
Great advise everyone..
Before I could get to the bottom.. I was saying. " cut!!!" Lol.. The tree will back bud and have a better overall look to the tree. Then you will eliminate the infected area and the tree will be clean and able to grow without limitations.
Great advise, Rick!!!
Congratulations on rooting the cutting!!!
Strong work!! ;-)
double congratulations heather
timely advice rick
but i have a question......
the rooted cuttings will they flower ?
i guess the rooted cutting don't have a good caudex but the caudex can be trained by lifting & replanting that makes it bigger (my guess)
but will the cuttings flower ? ????
that is the main question
because i've asked people and they all said they dont flower but they can be used as root stocks
kindly update me on this.
i have 3 cuttings sitting in 3 pots since last 45 days don't have the heart to check weather it is rooted or not.
but seem to be alive.
i cut them 'off season' precisely fearing the same events as mentioned by heather
fortune favors the brave heather...... great job
correct me if i'm wrong
but wouldn't it would have been more prudent to try for graft also on a small root stock, just wondering , as the plant seems to be precious with a beautiful flower , an extra experiment on a cheaper plant wouldn't have harmed...
Thanks Rick, this was a favorite of mine for its beautiful flower and I get the feeling it is a very tough plant.
Thanks Laura, sometimes it's tough to do the right thing and also know what the right thing is!
Anurag: Thank you!
I believe they will flower just fine. I have never rooted a cutting but others here have and I think have shown pics of flowering. It is true it may never grow a good caudex, or if it will it will take a very long time. I have seen pics of a cutting with a caudex but I won't hold my breath. It won't bother me, it was done out of love, not to grow the best looking plant. I don't know about your cuttings, mine took about 30 days to show signs and I was careful to not move or jostle it at all. Yours may be ok, as in the past any of mine that weren't going to root shriveled up fast. It was very noticeable.
I did consider graft actually, but having never done that ever and not having any root stock I would want to mess with I didn't try. Looking back I think now I wish I had tried it with the tip cutting that didn't make it. Maybe that will be my next adventure ha ha.
Edited and changed post to say it took 30 days, not 60 like I originally said.
This post was edited by ginger9899 on Sat, Nov 16, 13 at 21:34
Great job on cutting back your plant. At least you were able to stop the rotting and save your gorgeous Adenium.
I also hope your cuttings survive and thrive. I've seen photos of some very positive results with cuttings, they do flower and eventually they obtain a nice size caudex too, it just takes a lot longer... from what I read and seen photos of on another forum.
I cannot wait to see your results in a few years.
Hi Heather:
I was researching how to do cuttings and saw that you were successful. Would you mind sharing your process? Medium, how often watered, sunlight, bottom heat, etc...
I had to prune a thick branch off of one of mine as it was getting top heavy. I would love to be able to get it to root.
Thank you!
Hi Laurie! This last time I tried to root a cutting was the first time I was successful. I think my problem In the past was not watering them enough really. I used the advice of another forum member Melody26 this time and was successful. I am linking to the post where she explains her method in great detail, so be sure to read it through.
I found that for me thicker cuttings have worked better than smaller thin ones. I placed my successfully one in a small plastic pot in gritty mix - very fast draining. I think I dusted the bottom with a rooting powder and staked iit steady with a bamboo skewer. I watered it and left it in shade for a few days, then morning sun for several hours a day and watered it every few days and in several weeks I saw leaves growing. I did water with seaweed or KLN rooting liquid often also. I did not use bottom heat though, as it was plenty warm here.
I hope this helps! Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: Excellent rooting advice from Melody26:
that was very helpful Heather
even I succeed this may in rooting 3 of my normal obesum cuttings
the hybrids did not make it because I used fast draining mix
for the ones which were successful I used -
30% perlite
70% vermiculite
I was very sure that these will never make it coz they were just other cutting in my cutting flats thought the infection & water will kill them but viola 3 survived out of 10
I know bad rate but I am so happy that finally I have a mix at hand
and your post proves it
thanks for the link that was really helpful can't understand the mixes
one thing is sure never wet the medium soaking nor allow the medium dry even if it means twice watering at 114F temperature
water is also an important key in rooting
thanks again for the post
I'm getting ready for last pruning + cutting planting of the year, just can't wait


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I looked around quite a bit for the most realistic gas fireplace I could find and settled on a Lexington Forge LXV36. It was the best looking by far and I went to see just about every brand out there. They use a "pan" type flame system that spreads out the flame instead of the typical pipes that most sets use. People can't believe it is not real when I tell them. it is not that deep either.
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Don't know if you are still looking but Napoleon makes a model that is clear faced and 15" deep.
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When Anna Motes graduates from Augusta Christian this spring, she will leave more than just a dizzying array of athletic achievement in her wake.
She has left her mark on the basketball court, topping 1,000 points and holding the record for steals while being a four-time All-Region and three-time All-State player in the South Carolina Independent School Association. In track, she enters her final season as the two-time defending state champion in the triple jump and the long jump.
While the Harlem High School Bulldogs weren't as crisp as head coach Jimmie Lewis would have liked, they were still able to come away with a win Friday night.
Playing host to the Laney Wildcats, the Bulldogs scored nine of their 10 runs with two outs, running their record to 6-8 overall and 4-0 in Region 3-AA with the 10-3 win.
After what coaches and players described as a bad loss to Hammond two days earlier, the Greenbrier High School boys lacrosse team was hoping to bounce back in a big way Thursday night.
Facing Heathwood Hall, the Wolfpack did just that, beating the Highlanders 8-7 on junior Colin Fitzpatrick's game-winning goal with 17 seconds left in the game.
"It was a big win for us tonight," said junior Cal Newsome. "We had a little bit of trouble on Tuesday, our most recent game, and this was definitely a major improvement and it's great for the team."
In 2013-14, the Augusta Christian boys basketball team went 22-7, winning the South Carolina Independent School Association AAA state title in the process. Across town, the Augusta Prep Cavaliers finished a 20-8 campaign as runners-up in Georgia Independent School Association's Class AAA. Both teams received their share of postseason accolades.
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After finishing in a tie for fourth in Class AAAAA with Lakeside High School in 2013, the Greenbrier boys golf team is faring well in the 2014 season.
The Wolfpack won the Gwinnett Open on March 15 in Winder, Ga. at The Chimneys Golf Course. Facing 15 other high schools, the Wolfpack topped second-place finisher Blessed Trinity 187-185 using the Stableford Scoring System.
Tyler Barker and Jack Rautenstrauch took low medalist honors garnering 47 points apiece. Barker shot a 67 while Rautenstrauch shot a 69.
Greenbrier High School boys soccer coach Graeme Connolly and girls coach Wes Kendrick violated the most basic of coach-speak rules this week. Instead of bemoaning their respective close losses to state powerhouse McIntosh a week ago, the coaches basically acknowledged it as a moral victory.
I hope they don't get in trouble for breaking the code.
The McIntosh squads came to Blanchard Woods Park virtually identical with the boys sporting a 8-0 record and as the top ranked team in Class AAAAA while the girls were 7-0 and ranked No. 2.
With Lakeside High School running roughshod over the county, Wednesday's tennis match between Greenbrier and Evans was essentially to grab control of second place in Region 2A-AAAAA.
In the first of back-to-back matches, the Greenbrier girls and Evans boys got a leg up.
The Lady Wolfpack took care of Evans quickly, winning all three singles matches in straight sets, going on to the 5-0 win. In boys play, The Knights won two of three singles matches and cruised to a 4-1 win.
Greenbrier High School boys soccer head coach Graeme Connolly was hoping his team would make a statement with their game against Evans Wednesday night.
That they did, scoring twice in the first 8:10 of play, going on to the 5-1 win.
"We knew today was a potential banana skin," said Connolly. "Evans needed the win tonight but we were able to match their intensity."
The win ran the Wolfpack's record to 5-1 and a perfect 4-0 in Region 2A-AAAAA, clinching the subregion title and a No. 1 seed in the region tournament in the process.
Just a sophomore, Grovetown High School's Ben Jean is starting to make his presence known.
"We went down to Savannah on Saturday (March 8) and he ran in the 100 meter against 54 other athletes and he finished fourth," said Grovetown track head coach Rodney Tyson. "Darius (Watkins) won. He's right there with him and he's only a sophomore. He's got time to develop."
Jean would run with his father when he did PT and started running track in sixth grade. Along the way he's run sprints and distance events, been on relay teams and been a long jumper.
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Big Bear Lake, CA, September 6, 2013 - The 39th Annual National Suicide Prevention Week starts on Monday, and Lutheran Social Services is taking the opportunity to inform the public about the great strides being taken in prevention. Thanks to Prop. 63 -- the Mental Health Services Act passed by voters in 2004 -- California has invested in … [Read more...]
Accused Child Molester Faces Arraignment Today
Big Bear Lake, CA, July 11, 2013 - The County District Attorney's Office filed a criminal complaint yesterday against a suspected child molester living in Big Bear Lake. Twenty-eight-year-old Samuel Kardos faces six felony counts of lewd or lascivious acts with a child and two counts of sex or sodomy with a child under 10 years old. At the … [Read more...]
Dog in missing person's case may have been found
Baldwin Lake, CA, May 17, 2013 - Law enforcement officers are bringing Bruce Jackson to the Cactus Flats area to identify a dog matching the description of the runaway dog that caused him to be separated from another hiker. Jackson reported yesterday to the Big Bear Sheriff's Station that he had been separated from his friend, … [Read more...]
Bike club presents kids' cycling extravaganza
Big Bear Lake, CA, May 10, 2013 - The second annual Big Bear Children's CycleFest is scheduled for Saturday, May 11 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Big Bear Sheriff's Office. This event is presented by to help keep kids safe on the road. It includes free helmets, helmet inspection and fitting, free bike inspections and presentations on … [Read more...]
Missing hikers found in good condition
San Bernardino National Forest, May 7, 2013 - This morning, a Sheriff's helicopter spotted three hikers reported missing Sunday. At approximately 10:15 a.m., the three men -- Ryan Shankles, and Miguel DeLatorre from Oceanside, and David Yoder from Carlsbad -- were found in the area of Northfork Meadows, close to Mineshaft Campground. They are … [Read more...]
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Local columnist Jimmy Reed discusses how nature and politics are much the same in that there are consequences for actions. Reed wonders if America's leaders are refusing to see what Americans are beginning to see: consequences. (May 25, 2010, Page 4)
OHS Class of 1990: 20 Year Reunion
"Bringing it Back Home" — The Oxford High School Class of 1990 will celebrate its 20-year reunion June 4-5. The weekend begins that Friday night with a gathering at 824 Fillmore Ave. from 7 to 9 p.m. Classmates and their families will enjoy a picnic Saturday at the high school. A tour of the school will start at 11:45 a.m.. Former teachers are invited to attend. Food will be provided. The weekend will conclude Saturday evening with dinner and music at the Oxford University Club.
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Abbeville postmaster Brenda Lewis writes to thank all of those who helped the community in the aftermath of the May 2 tornado, calling them a silver lining in the tragedy. Lafayette High student council president Jeremy Williams and student council advisors Gail Caldwell and Daisy Bullard wrote to thank of the the merchants and friends who helped with Teacher Appreciation Day at the school. (May 25, 2010, Page 4)
Pomeranz named Mississippi's best
Ole Miss left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz was named the 2010 winner of the Cellular South Ferriss Trophy awarded annually to the top collegiate baseball player in the state of Mississippi. Pomeranz is the fourth Rebel to win the award. (May 25, 2010, Page 8)
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Hoops for Hope, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament fundraiser, will be held Saturday at the Oxford Activity Center on Price Street. Team registration cost $40. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and games start at 10. Entry fee will be $5 for adults and $1 for children, ages 10 and under. Proceeds from the event will be donated to American Cancer Society. Special guest participants will include Dexter McCluster, Deshae Townsend, Terrance Metcalf and more. A raffle will also be held to win prizes provided by local businesses. (May 25, 2010)
Memorial Day Program
The community is invited to join area veterans and local leaders as Oxford pays tribute to the deceased veterans at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the National Guard Armory on Sisk Avenue, next to the Oxford Conference Center. (May 25, 2010)
Monday's obituaries
- James "Jim" Canale — 63, of Germantown died Wednesday, May 19, 2010. Services will be held at 1 this afternoon at Memorial Park Funeral Home in the Riverside Chapel. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.
- Dr. Lavone Lambert — 72, died Saturday, May 22, 2010. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of Waller Funeral Home, with Joe Mullrooney officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the funeral home.
Yard Sale Fundraiser
A mission project yard sale will be held from 6 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the North Oxford Baptist Church Family Life Center. The yard sale will include lamps, bedding, rugs, toys, children's clothing, jewelry and kitchen items. All proceeds will benefit the church's adopted seminary family. (May 24, 2010)
Oxford-Ole Miss Rotary Club
Meets for breakfast from 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Ole Miss Catering banquet suite located at 123 Heritage Drive. Featured speakers are Hollis Green, director of the Oxford Conference Center, and Mary-Kathryn Milner, director of tourism. Guests are invited to attend. For more information, e-mail email@example.com or call Scott Thompson at 816-9898, or visit www.oxford-olemissrotary.com. (May 24, 2010)
Rotary Club of Oxford
Will meet at noon Tuesday at the Oxford University Club. William Strickland and Perry Rogers, co-chairs of the Racial Reconciliation Committee here in Oxford, will speak on the committee's history, objectives and future plans. Members may bring guests. (May 24, 2010)


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The Arizona Cardinals didn't make quite the same splash as divisional foes San Francisco and Seattle pulled off Monday, but the team agreed to terms on a new contract with safety Rashad Johnson.
According to Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic, the deal is for three years.
The newly-signed safety took to his Twitter account to confirm the report.
Excited to be returning home and opportunity ahead of me. Blessed to do wht I #love for another 3yrs.� instagr.am/p/WvUcgRBIqk/— Rashad Johnson (@49foyamind49) March 12, 2013
Johnson, who was selected by the Cardinals in the third round of the 2009 draft out of Alabama, has played in at least 15 games each of the last three seasons.
In 2011, Johnson set career-highs in starts (9) and tackles (50). This past season, he had only 20 tackles but recorded an interception return for a touchdown in Arizona's Week 15 win over the Detroit Lions.
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