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Alive and "Growing" Electric Power Poles in Rural Honduras
With the cost of cement electric power poles and
Knowledge Gap of How We 'Fit In' is Greatest Threat to Environment
We know that trees can increase the thickness of clouds with terpenes, and lizards can drink water from wet sand with their feet, but we have very little understanding of how we fit into the environment and how the environment
Rensselaer Students Naples and Zummo Reinvent Wobo
Rensselaer Polytechnic students Peter Zummo and Matthew Naples have developed a modern version of Heineken's Wobo (world bottle-here in TreeHugger and more detail in Inhabitat) of 45 years ago; a plastic bottle that can be filled with
Largest University Science Center Meeting LEED Platinum Standards Opens
St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, has long attracted students to natural sciences and math with the quality of programs and excellent faculty. The campus was never shabby either, but now St. Olaf has outdone itself with a new science and math
Two Universities Taking the Initiative to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
Good news travels in pairs and today we have two stories from two separate universities who have taken the steps to reduce their carbon footprint through various program initiatives. The first
From the Forums: Going Green in College
What else can we do? Solidus suggests: Don't eat animal products/eat less animal
Review: The Encyclopedia of Earth
When I first got my reviewers copy of the Encyclopedia of Earth, I thought, what a dumb idea, nobody uses encyclopedia anymore with Wikipedia or Google around. In fact, there already is an online version with the same name. Why bother?
Rare Plant Thought Extinct Re-discovered in Upstate New York
A salt-marsh plant thought to have vanished from upstate New York is back. But it has not come back to the inland salt marshes, of which only four remain (three in New York and one in Michigan). Rather, the
Green Student Design Challenges Status Quo at SRD Change 08 Exhibition
If profound statements are said to issue from the mouths of babes, then it may be that important and significant innovation springs forth from the pens and computer mice of design students. At least that is the view of the Society for Responsible
How to Go Green: Back to School Guide, Olive Oil Mashed Potatoes and 5 Eco-Event Tips
:: Beat the back to school blues with a splash of green! Consult our How to Go Green: Back to School guide.
Green College Rankings Now Available From The Princeton Review
Just in time for the next round of college applications, the Princeton Review announced its latest round of college ranking guides, but this year the guides will include a green ranking of universities, among the other rankings like
Big LED Breakthrough at Purdue University Could Change the World
Update: Breakthrough: Regular Light Bulb Made Super-Efficient with Laser (!) Better, Cheaper LEDs The incandescent lightbulb that wastes 90% of the electricity as heat is dying, we all know that. But a new breakthrough in solid state lighting might also
Architectural Innovation and Energy Savings Could Result from Super-insulator Breakthrough
Aerogel was invented in 1931. But at $3000 per kilogram, it's use has been limited to visionary projects and unique structural applications like reinforcement of tennis raquets. But that could change soon.
Factory Green - Organic Clothing For College Students By College Students
Factory Green, a new online eco-store, run by pre-med college students Jack Short and Daniel Lyons at the University of Missouri in their "free time." The store is full of men's and women's tees designed by fellow college students and geared
Yale Researcher Challenges Traditional Role of Predators
"Revolutionary." That is the word Oswald Schmitz, Oastler Professor of Population and Community Ecology at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, uses to describe the conclusions of research into how predators influence ecosystems.
"Re-Furnished" Recycled Cardboard Chairs from University of Idaho Student Designers
TreeHugger loves to see green student design (and we want to see more!); since they'll be designing the next generation of products we use, the greener they can be, the better. These examples are from a project called "Re-Furnished" from the University
Climate Versus Economy: Yale Model Allows You to Decide
If you live in a democracy, then your vote helps to decide how politicians should act to curb carbon dioxide emissions and achieve energy independence. But how can the average voter make sense of it all? The IPCC says we must act now or we miss the
Nuclear Waste Clean-up Breakthrough
Climate crisis. While alternative energy options grow, the nuclear option is also back on the table. In spite of the complexities of permitting, hazards of nuclear energy and challenges that the investment and construction timelines pose in the race


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"What's she like?" Kaitlyn asked. Ever since I told them Jason had a sister (which Jason didn't approve of me doing), we'd been bombarding him with questions, and he wasn't answering any of them.
"Who cares," Jason grunted, sitting down on the park bench.
"Uhh, we do. Now spill!" Kat said.
"What animal was she changed to?" I asked, sitting down next to him.
"Oh, so you answer her questions, but not ours!" Jade complained.
"That's favoritism!"
"Yep." Jade glared, and Jason smiled. My mind flicked back to when Ryan would do that when I was annoyed. Ryan had been strangely quiet for the past few days, though. I shook the thought away, as if Jason could tell what I was thinking about. Thank God Dr. Kirk didn't give any of us telepathy. Though, it would be nice to read Jason's mind. I'd get more information about his sister.
"So what is she like?" I asked.
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When will my season come,
Was I born of infertile soil,
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Winter squash: from first male buds to maturity?
I planted my squash out late this year, and from transplant (we had a very cool spring and I did not think the weather was good enough to germinate outside, nor to put transplants out). After sulking for a while the plants I have are pretty healthy looking, but it is already the middle of July almost. Some of my squash plants are just starting to show male buds at the base of the plant. I am wondering, if these squash varieties generally mature in around 90 days, and we are expected to have temps in the high 70s or higher until early September, do you think these guys will be able to have well ripened fruit before it gets too cool and damp for the plants to survive in late September?
Last year I planted out early maturing squash about a month earlier, and they were mature well before the end of August. So I am hoping these guys will make it.
Thanks for the advice!
Hmm, well I hope they aren't stunted or something then... they are just barely beginning to vine, but they have buds near the base. They might have been kept in the pot a bit too long before transplant, and they were not healthy for several days after being transferred, though they look healthy now. Well, if I can just get a couple fruit off of each vine that will make me happy regardless.
You should still have fruit by Fall. Though you are in zone 8 you shouldn't waste time with transplants. You have a long enough season to just direct seed. Transplants, especially if left in the pots too long, are very slow to establish and a direct seeded pumpkin will easily lap the transplanted one.
Actually, this year we had a hot, dry spring, so I started my squash in pots as well, close to the house[and the hose!] where I could watch over them, and care for them better. Some of mine are about at the same place, just beginning to flower, as of a wk. ago. The plants look healthy and happy, so I'm not worried about it. We normally have warm weather well into October, so I think they'll ripen just fine......if I can keep the critters from eating them!


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Dwarf peach from Home Depot sick
Hi there and thanks for looking at my post. I am a beginner gardener and have no clue of what am i doing. Bought this nice looking but very small specimens of dwarf peach at Home Depot. Planted in amended soil as per HD recommendation.
Watering them every day, cause it's hot right now and I really don't want them to die. They have developed this reddish tint (that was not there when I got them from HD) and it looks like something is munching at them. Bought an insect spray from the same HD, seems to be not working. BTW, my neighbors fully grown peach trees have the same problem, I just doubt they can be brought down s easily.
Problem #1-Never add anything to the soil that's going in the planting hole, esp. when planting trees and shrubs.
Problem #2- Never spray anything unless you know exactly why you're spraying.
Problem #3- You asked Big Box employees plant questions. They rarely are knowledgable about plants, they're there to sell you something.
What soil amendment did you use?
When and how much are you watering?
Have you contacted your local County Extension Office and asked for help?
Have you asked your neighbors about their trees? "Something munching" on the trees isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Also, the picasaweb link wouldn't open.
I guess I messed up ha?
a. I just bought amended soil for the whole front yard and mixed that in in the planting hole. I have no idea what it is amended with.
b. Spray says that it takes care of insects on the fruit trees.
c. I am watering them daily in the morning around 6am and evening around 7pm.
d. I have not contacted County Extension Office, cause I had no idea of it's existence
e. Neighbor know just about as much as I do about this things, but again,managed to grow the trees to mature size.
Thanks again,
& let's see if this will work
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Its ok to add a soil amendment, but add it at a 50% or less amendment to native soil. Although this doesnt sound like the issue at hand you are watering it to much. I water all my fruit trees about every third day. They were planted in early spring and I have noticed that my Florida Prince peach, Desert Gold peach, and Katy apricot are doing what your peach tree is doing. That slight red color to them. I believe its just the heat stress. At my last house I had the same thing happen to a Florida Prince peach tree the first year I planted it. The next year it was fine. BTW, I am the department head of one of those "Big Box" garden centers, and I can tell you we have VERY knowledgable associates working for us. Or at least at my location.


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Swap Team Written on December 5, 2014, by Zack.
I paint small, y'all. It's a helpful skill if you want to work on a project in a coffee shop, or conserve paper, or ensure you'll never have a profitable gallery show.
But if I'm a micro artist, Lucy Eldridge is nano. She can paint a battleship the size of a penny. A stock of brandy you can fit in a bottle cap. A cat you can inhale. All while still exuding a mammoth amount of charm, energy and originality.
I came across Lucy's work a couple of years ago on the illustration website Pikaland and was so inspired by what I saw I sent her a super gushy fan email. Tons of emails and @ tweets later, I'm happy to count her as a friend and my personal DJ (homegirl also knows a thing or two about good music).
But I'm still a gushy fan, so I leapt at the chance to do an art swap with her a couple months back. I sent Lucy the anxious mice above, and in return got this foxy cab caller and skateboarding dinosaur.
I love them so.
Remember, you can always find me on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram!
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Golden Cram Written on October 16, 2014, by Zack.
Like the main character of Homer Henry Hudson's Curio Museum, Magpies are famous for their hording habits, especially shiny stuff. So when James at the picture book review site Magpie That asked me to contribute to his collection of corvids, he struck gold.
Four square inches and twenty-two objects later, I had me a miniature Midas Magpie.
And carpal tunnel syndrome.
Remember, you can always find me on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram!
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Into the wild Written on August 20, 2014, by Zack.
(thanks to Judi Rock, Amanda Piercey, Heather Sutter, Elizabeth Mandeville and Chris Rae for the photos!)
Yesterday my first book dropped into the world. And like any newborn, it has been focus of international public criticism and analysis. Happily, the reception has been overwhelmingly positive, and Homer Henry Hudson's Curio Museum has been featured on some of the internet's most reliable sources for picture book news and reviews.
Below you'll find all the features, reviews and interviews in one convenient, updated-as-needed place. Almost every one tackles a different aspect of the book and my process, so you could read through them all in one go and not be mind-bogglingly bored. But why do that? It's a beautiful day out, go adopt a Whippet and take it sailing.
Here we go:
Kirkus Reviews review (in which it's remarked "Hudson's droopy, liver-spotted mug is so realistic readers will want to scratch him behind the ears")
Vintage Kids' Books My Kid Loves review (in which the book is given "100,000,000,000,000,000 thumbs, five pinkies, two index fingers, and a pointer finger way way UP!")
Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast feature (in which a painting that took me 17 days to complete is ready in 10 seconds thanks to the magic of animated GIFs)
The Book Sniffer interview (in which I share some advice and some sketches)
Children's Illustration blog post (in which the illustrations take center stage)
32 Pages blurb (in which my book is teased)
Vintage Kids' Books My Kid Loves interview (in which some embarrassing childhood photos and paintings are revealed)
Design of the Picture Book interview (in which the secret butt is exposed)
Magpie That review (in which my illustrations are heaving with intricate and fascinating details)
32 Pages review (in which my book is compared to a Terry Gilliam film, which I'm still reeling from)
Picture Books Blogger interview (in which I speak of stabbing cats and wreaking homes)
Brain Burps review (in which, at minute 7:00, I receive my first audio review)
90.5 WESA review (in which, at 3:45, I receive my second audio review on live radio! NPR 4EVER!)
Read It Daddy review (in which Homer Henry Hudson is given the honor of being their Book of the Week)
More coming soon!
Remember, you can always find me on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram!
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A bad drawing Written on June 15, 2014, by Zack.
The above is a sketch I did for my upcoming picture book, As Yet Untitled Wildly Successful Pig Vehicle. It depicts the untitular pig reading upside-down atop a statue of a proletarian accountant (it makes sense in context) (sort of).
Keen viewers will notice the building behind the statue's left arm has been left unfinished. And with good reason: I gave up on it. Why? Because this drawing is what we refer to in the illustration business as "irredeemably bad."
Here's the same scene again, with the bad removed:
So what's the difference? Why is the bottom illustration more engaging that the top?
Lots of reasons: cooler-looking buildings, the first statue has that dumb tie, etc. But the most important reason, especially for a picture book, is that the original illustration has no obvious subject. The statue, pig, and buildings are all vying for the viewers' attention. So what was needed was a better composition to direct the eyes to the subject of the illustration.
Creating a composition with a clear subject can be done using color (putting a warm-colored subject on a cool-colored background, or vice versa), tone (putting a dark subject on a light background, or vice versa), by arranging the elements of the piece to frame or point to the subject, or some combination of the three.
Subtle artists will nuance the image elements so the viewers won't even know they're being guided. On the other hand, I basically made the statue into a giant arrow pointing at the pig.
And in case you didn't get it, the building below the pig also points in his direction. Nearly every element points towards the tiny pig. LOOK AT THE PIG, GUYS.
Of course, there's many examples of great illustrations that straight-up flaunt compositional clarity and still end up looking dope. But this is how I work. And this is why I work slo-o-owly.
Remember, you can always find me on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram!
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Float on Written on June 5, 2014, by Zack.
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An illustration in honor of my new neighborhood—Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin, rumored to have the highest birthrate in Europe. Babies are everywhere, they're like some hot new fashion accessory; wearable taxidermy is OUT, tiny puking humans are IN. Hence, the baby.
Also, I can't draw babies very well. Hence, the distracting hovering geese.
Remember, you can always find me on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram!
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Is it possible to set up an epson dx 4400 to airprint from an ipad 2.
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AirPrint Basics Click here
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The Epson is not even a wireless printer so no chance of Airplay.
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To print to an Epson printer from the iPad you need the Epson Connect iPrint App but you also need a compatible printer eg wifi. The DX400 is not compatible and therefore you will be out of luck. See Epson iPrint compatability
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Sorry just realised that this is an old thread. Previous spam post?
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Many thanks, I will get a new printer.
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<< Is it possible to set up an epson dx 4400 to airprint from an ipad 2. >>
Yes, you can.
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Test out the software thru' the trial period first before you decide it's worthwhile to donate or pay for it, the handyPrint (AirPrint Activator) worked for me very well but haven't tried the PC version thou'.
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In about a month, getting into and out of Central Oahu could get a little difficult as the state resurfaces Kamehameha Highway.
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Access to the Mauna Kea Observatories was closed temporarily Thursday morning after a rental vehicle burst into flames.
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WILLMAR -- Corn and soybean growers are invited to a tillage seminar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 22 at the Willmar Holiday Inn.
The guest speaker is nationally known tillage and planter expert Kevin Kimberley, who farms near Maxwell, Iowa.
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WAYNE NELSON: Reading between the lines helpful
UND's annual media day was held Monday — an event that rarely produces any news, controversy or true indication of what's in store for the season.
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1899 time capsule to go on display
Last updated at 20:34, Thursday, 10 May 2012
Objects from 1899 which were found hidden in the wall of a youth club in Seaton have become the focal point of an exhibition to mark Local History Month.
Malcolm Harwood, 63, of Coronation Avenue, discovered a time capsule at the former reading room on Main Street when the walls were being re-plastered in 2009.
It contained objects including a copy of the West Cumberland Times, the predecessor of the Times & Star, and a poster advertising a concert on April 6, 1899.
It was put there to mark the laying of the reading room's foundation stones.
Malcolm, a volunteer at Seaton Club for Young People, donated the objects to the library, where they are now displayed.
They are the centrepiece of an exhibition running at the library throughout this month.
Other items on display include a child's dress from 1885 and a wedding dress from 1915, donated by Mary Johnson, the mother-in-law of library assistant-in-charge Teresa Johnson.
Teresa said: "The plan is to have the time capsule here permanently so that everyone in Seaton can come and view it. I hope people will come in and see the heritage of the village. They will see that there was a lot going on in Seaton in 1899."
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cuttings - how long in plastic bags?
I overwintered Million Bells, Bacopa, and Lantana. Yesterday I took cuttings from them, dipped the cut end in rooting hormone, and planted them in soiless mix in jiffy peat pots. I then put the pots in plastic bags under my grow lights. All the bags now have condensation on them which I assume is a good thing?
My question is how long should the plants stay in the plastic bags? Thank you for the help.
I've tried cuttings from bacopa before, and from what I can remember, I had them covered for about 2 weeks. But, what I do is, uncover them for about a hour or two to see if they wilt or not. If they wilt, then they don't have any roots yet and get covered again for a few days and then test again. And yes, the condensation is a good thing :)
I've always been under the impression that cuttings shouldn't have any direct(hot) light until they have rooted sufficiently or else they'll dry up. My kitchen faces north and that's the window I use to start cuttings. There's still a fair amount of light from the north, but no direct light. This has always worked for me anyway, maybe some others have their cuttings under lights and they do well?
wow, putting cutting under plastic baggies. What a good idea. I have just used the pinch and poke method (pinch a stem off a leggy plant and poke into the soil). The cuttings get wilty for a few days, and then bounce back.
I have put them in my south-facing windowsill with no apparent issues (although the sun in Alaska is much less intense than other places)
I've got some Bacopa cuttings that I've started. I just use a plastic tray which I fill with vermiculite. I wet it with water mixed with "no" damp. I also dip the cuttings in rooting hormone and then cover with a plastic dome. I check it several times a day and use a spritser bottle to keep the cutting moist. I also mix "no damp" with the water in the bottle. Works really well and the cuttings usually start rooting in a week or two. Stan
For cuttings I use the zip plastic bags that sheets and blankets come in. You have to be very careful that the cuttings don't hit the side walls of what ever you use. I usually leave the cuttings in the progator for 10 to 14 days. I just give a VERY GENTLE tug to see if they are rooted...they won't pull out if they are. Another sign is if they show new top growth. The growing medium I use is Promix in 2 1/2 or 4 inch pots.


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The Titanic Center in Belfast has welcomed a record visitor of numbers during its first year in operation.
It was revealed that more than 800,000 people from 128 countries visited the building. The £100m project opened at the end of March 2012.
First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness attended an event to mark the one year anniversary of the opening of the center.
McGuinness said: "This building has done everything the cynics and sceptics said it could not do. It has been an enormous success."
"Employment has grown as a result of Titanic Belfast's worldwide appeal with an additional 970 full-time jobs created in Belfast.
"Titanic Belfast has had a very positive impact on our economy with its visitors contributing an extra £27.2m to the city's economy."
According to the centre management, 807,340 people visited during the year - 471,702 from outside Northern Ireland. The direct economic benefit through tourism expenditure totalled £54.3 million, reports the Belfast Telegraph.
Northern Ireland Tourist Board chairman Howard Hastings said: "It seems a distant memory now, but it is only 18 months since the Northern Ireland Audit Office was casting doubt over whether Titanic Belfast would make its projected break-even figure of 290,000 visitors."
The six-story visitor center in Belfast Is situated beside the slipway where the Titanic was launched a century ago. The largest passenger liner in service at the time, the sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912 claimed the lives of more than 1,500 people.
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Austerlitz – The Film
A film adaptation of W.G. Sebald's novel Austerlitz premiered on the opening night at the Centre Pompidou's Cinéma du Reél festival earlier this week. Directed by the Czech-born French director Stan Neumann and starring Denis Lavant as Jacques Austerlitz, the 90-minute film is described as "not so much a filmed book as it is a film about a book, breaking down the walls that divide documentary and fiction, just as Sebald blurred the lines between the two in his writing." A 2:44 excerpt from the film can be viewed at the website of the Fondation de la Mémoire de la Shoah. (Be prepared to endure an annoying 30-second advertisement. Why would a foundation website link to advertising anyway?)


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Sad news
I know this should be on the conversation side, but it's not very active lately. The sad news is that FLAGTRUCK, Carol West, passed away this morning. She had brain surgery this past year, and has never quite recovered. I w/miss her greatly. Carol was known on Flickr as TOOMUCHTWODO. I've just written the Flickr headquarters for help on making the announcement to Carol's Flickr contacts. If any of you Flickr friends, WACKY, NANA, CATHY, know how, I'd appreciate it, if you could send me an email.
Going down to her house this morning to visit her sis - she wasn't receiving yesterday. Ashamed to say that last time I visited her was when CALAM was here - waaaay too long. It confirms again that we need to take more time out to be w/our friends and tell them we love them more often.
It is such sad news, I am so grateful to Slow, for taking me over to meet Flagtruck when I was there...All the Dear Members of this and other GardenWeb forums have been so special to me....have changed my life!!! I will cherish meeting Carol, and to see her beautiful yard/home, and her amazing Mosaic studio!!!! It was so touching to see how Carol's eyes lit up to see us walking into her place, especially Slow, she LOVED you Slow! It was a "Wish List" visit to meet Flag and visit her and Slow and see their work/lives in person. May God Bless her Sister at this time.
I remember many beautiful projects Carol had made, and her wonderful studio. She was a real artist and inspiration. It's so sad to hear she's gone. I know you'll miss her Betty, sounds like you spent some quality time together. This is very sad news.
I heard the news. I'm heart broken. She was a wonderful,sharing lady & a great teacher . ( She always pitched in to help me when I needed it ) It's really our loss. On the other hand - I know she's looking down at us & smiling . She'll never know how many hearts she's touched.
PS -- I have to ask - didn't she post under a different name besides flagtruck ? I could swear ,I knew her as something else before I found out her other name was flagtruck.
So sorry to hear this talented lady had a rough last year of her life. Loved all her work & was amazed at all she did. Hope her sis can deal with it & that there are friends & family around. Glad she got to meet some of you & always nice to have friends who have same interests as you. We'll miss her lovely work & friendship! Jan
Visited her sis yesterday morning. Her daughter and two grands are there w/her for a few days. I'm taking my garden helper and husband down tomorrow, and w/Janice's help, we are going to clean up the back garden. It was so sad to see it go downhill. I used to go there for inspiration, and often told FLAG that I could pitch a tent in the middle and just camp out. Even though I'm impaired now w/my back, I can do a little bit, and hire my garden helper to do what I can't and get it all clean and tidy. When Janice and I were out in the garden yesterday, I could see it was overwhelming for her to even think about it. It's a BIG place, and the heat and lack of Carol's touch have taken its toll. I w/pass y'all's condolences to Janice.
I had spoken w/Carol via phone about three weeks ago, and when she called me back a few days later, she was responding to her telephone log, and said she was sorry she missed my call and was returning it - didn't remember we had talked. She regained some of her memory, but not all. She still thought she was driving that beautiful truck. Makes me so danged sad. It's like an artist library burned - hurts us to lose her and her wonderful talent. The Lord knows best, and He called her home and out of her depression.
TOOMUCH: I don't know of another name she had on this forum. On Flickr, it was TOOMUCHTWODO.
This is from NiceThyme:
"for some reason I can't get GW to load, I had it open enough to read that post and when I tried to respond it wouldn't open.. I've tried for several days.
can someone PLEASE please tell Betty how terribly sorry I am to hear of Carol's passing, she was an incredible artist and clearly a vibrant woman. "
Message received, NT and PANTHER. I'm going to print out this thread and take it to Janice today. I know she'll be missed by many. I did finally get a response from Flickr/Yahoo, and w/also pass the info on to Janice. They require some paperwork to close the account.
Isn't it amazing how these forums make us friends w/people we may never meet? I was blessed to live near enough to FLAG to visit and share her wonderful work in person. The three of us made a huge dent into the cleaning of her pride and joy garden. I managed to clean one large bed and scrubbed/bleached a whole bunch of birdbaths and filled them. Spent the rest of the afternoon talking w/her bro-in-law - telling stories of Carol, while my garden helpers worked away. What a huge yard, but we got the worst part done. It'll look a lot nicer for the memorial open house that is to be scheduled soon.
Oh Slow what a wonderful thing you did by helping the family get her yard ready for the Memorial. I remember some of her works. Does she have a site to be able to go view all her works?. If not that would be a wonderful tribute to her, wish I knew how to do that! Surely theres a way to compile pics of her work in one place to view.
My sympathies to you and her family I know she will be truely missed.
The only place I know is Flickr. Since I assume she wasn't a premium member there are only 200 photos. Search her on Flickr as toomuchtwodo, and you can see a few of her pics. I just don't have the time to devote to trying to make an album of her works. Go for it, if you do, CRAFTY.
God bless you Carol. I'm so sorry to hear this news, Betty it's hard to loose a dear friend I lost my in 2004. As time goes on the pain is easier but always in my heart and mind. Carol will be always there to help you with your design and creativity and in your heart. Words can not heal but with Gods help he will see you though this rough time. What a wonderful friend that can stay with a friend in need. She was never alone. God bless you Betty. toomuchglass said it the best "a wonderful sharing lady and great teacher". My sympathies to family and friends. God Bless you Carol you will be missed.
Indiana Betty
I have not posted here in Years. Carols passing is so sad. huge lump in my throat, typing through tears. I am so so sorry. Heard about it on flicker. I am so very sorry for our loss of Carol and know how her family will miss her.
I remember the first time we saw Carol in her truck on the highway in our neck of the woods. DH and I oooohhhheeeddd and AAAHHHEEEDDDD over the Gorgeous Flag Truck. Then I remember saying to DH. It is a Woman driving that truck and waving a Thumbs up to her and she waved back.Gave us a short toot.
A year or so later I was here at GW and we were visiting and Flagtruck told us about her truck and it was then I KNEW we had seen Carol on the highway. We saw her a few times as this turned out to be a regular rout for her. So sorry I did not know her as our Flagtruck until after she had quit driving. So close yet so far.
May her dear hands guide us for ever in our quest to make beautiful art. She will be so missed.
Hello SHADES. I've missed you so much on this forum. It's so nice to see your post. What a blessing to you to have seen that beautiful truck on the road, and then to meet her on this forum. Truly, she was a unique individual that touched many of our lives. Again, I've missed you, SHADES - thanks for posting about your friendship w/FLAG.
I'm so sorry to hear about Carol. she was such an inspiration me! I was... and am...so in awe of all she accomplished. In looking at her Flickr page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/toomuchtodo/ I'm reminded of her encouragement and wonderful spirit of sharing information.
I just looked at photos of some of the birdbath... gorgeous! And what a wonderful gift to help with her gardens! Slow... you and Carol were some of the first Internet folks to patiently answer questions for me...and give encouragement. I appreciate you! Positive thoughts and prayers your way... and do take care of your back!!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Carol's Flickr Page
I haven't looked in in about a month and to see this breaks my heart! I am so sorry to you Slow and for her family. Whenever I am feeling down or want to feel creative I always look at yours and her pictures. Yall are so inspirational to me. Thank you to you and Flag for all you do. She will be missed so much.


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Each pod rests its weight on various galvanized steel legs allowing only a small part of the surface to touch the floor. For this reason, they are foundation free and cause minimal impact to the land and living forms. Each pod also boasts an outdoor cooking space, which also be used to heat to the interiors. An elevated platform at the entrance provides visitors with a space to contemplate and understand their surrounding environment.
Led by Le Vent des Forêts, the organization has six forest villages which have been hosting modern artists from around the world over the past ten years. This latest project has been developed in collaboration with Matali Crasset, employing volunteers from the villages in the area.
The pods will be rented out between the months of May and September.
All images © Matali Crasset
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caeman March 18, 2011 at 10:14 am
I'm with calciphus…look at all of that wasted space! At least make it a circle so it is using less material while wasting wall space.
calciphus March 17, 2011 at 4:36 pm
Ooh! High-density style way out where you don't need it! No bedroom windows and a huge amount of wasted space so that it could sit on its side.
Like most "Modern Art" – just because you can doesn't mean you should.
ines p March 17, 2011 at 4:29 pm
Very cool!
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Lexington swap 6/25 0r 6/26 ?!
Too confusing. Too may cross references. Let's get it straight right NOW. Details to follow.
I am looking, this time, at the '05 calendar. The date of
the swap is
at Marie Tulin's
WE WILL BEGIN TO GATHER AT 9, share food and conversation and begin to trade at 10. Anything having to do with gardens can be swapped: plants, divisions, rooted cuttings, seedlings, garden books, seeds, ornaments tools, etc.
People with new gardens and few plants are welcome. There are a number of us with extras to give you, or for you to try to trade with others.
Participants are welcome to list plants they want, or have to swap before the swap. It is ok to contact someone who has posted if they have/you have something desperately desired.
Everyone is asked to bring something to share to eat with the group.
A few people have looked at other websites about swaps, or have experience with them. Could you folks actually write up a simple explanation or procedure?
I'm looking forward to meeting you all, geranium macrorizum 'spessart' in hand.
Thanks for the correction, feedback and suggestions.
Marie, it might be a good idea to get an idea of what people are going to bring for food so we have an assortment instead of all of the same thing. 2 other ideas: a rain date just incase our New England weather decides to rain on our plant swap and can we get directions to you location.
OK, I have the following:
Pulmonaria (Mrs. Moon, I think and it will look bogus, cut back to the roots! but it's a great plant and bullet-proof)
Alchemilla mollis (TONS of it; great for "accessorizing")
I have a ton of bearded Iris rhizomes that have been languishing in the vegetable garden; won't flower this year, but will be OK next year.
Panicum "Prairie Sky", nice 2-3' clumping grass with blue foliage.
I have a lot of Siberian iris, too, but I'm not sure how willing I'll be to dig/divide if it's in full flower. I'll see what my energy level is.
I hae a number of pink Dicentra to eliminate. Like the Pulmonaria, it'll likely be mowed flat. You'll have to simply trust that it will come up next spring... (you have to ask yourself, "do I feel lucky"... well do ya? ;) ).
I can't really think of anything that I really need... but if what I've listed piques your curiosity you can have it... NO STRINGS.
Still putting my seedlings in but this is what I'll have listed first, followed by the possibles. Anyone interested,
it's yours for the taking, no strings attached as they say.
I'm looking only for a few hard to find things but want my
"WS babies to go to a good home."
Coreopsis, not sure what kind but in bud and bloom
Balsam impatiens balsum plum
several cosmos not sure which ones yet, will include sonata,
and several others
datura metal angel trumpet white and double purple
zinnia cactus grows 30 inches
zinnia dahlia like flower grows 10-12 inches
hollyhock russian, white heirloom, maybe some others
morning glory:
flying saucer
rose red star
pearly gates
chocolate silk
knola black
tie dye blue
orange noah
mix of unknown colors
Dinner plate hibiscus seeds from trade:
texas red star
pale pink
dark pink
maybe some other colors
poppies not sure which ones yet
jewel nasturtium grows 10 inches
morning glory
pink with white stripes
president tyler
pale purple star
emma's gift bread by one of our GW members and registered
morning glory
Still thinking about what food to bring. any suggestions?
littleonefb, what's a WS baby? And I would be thrilled to give some of them a loving home-- I really like cosmos and coreopsis. Also eyeing Chelone's pulmonaria... :)
BTW, I made out like a bandit at the NEWFS plant sale this past weekend. Some viola odorata, a jasmine, three daylilies, and two darling rosemary plants, each marked down to $1 (well, the viola was 7 for $2). Also got a native yellow honeysuckle for the back fence. I should probably plant those and my Bluestone order this week. Oof. So much gardening, so little time! (But it's a good complaint to have. *smile*)
Hi Y'all,
I plan to make it to this swap. Pretty close for me. Only 25 minutes away. I'll be bringing some comfrey, and some monarda -- and who knows what else.
As far as food goes, I'll be happy to bring either a big pan of brownies or cheese and crackers. What would you prefer?
bagels and cream cheese it is, but how many should I bring, what kinds should I get and does anyone mind if a Just pick up some thomases in the market or would you prefer dunkin?
Deb either one sounds fine to me. If it's hot you may not want to bake brownies. Someone should probably bring lots of ice and or a cooler to keep cool drinks in.
Greening, will have plenty of cosmos, definate with lavender
and fusha sonata and have seedlings just coming up of seashells, bright lights, and some others.
WS is winter sowing. There is a forum here on GW just for winter sowing. This is my second year sowing almost all of my seeds during the winter and putting them outside and letting nature do the work. Almost all of my seeds germinated and wouldn't do it any other way. Check out the forum and FAQ's. Give it a try and you'll be hooked, just like you get hooked on seed trading.
May also have seeds to bring too, though not to sure about that yet. Now if it will ever cool off and not rain so that I can get these seedlings in the ground and know what I have left to bring
Hi All,
I am planning to come to this swap too, now that I know for sure that it will be on Saturday. I am going to be on a plane to England on Sunday, so anything I bring to swap I am just going to be giving away, unless I see something that I just absolutely have to have! I probably won't have time before I leave to plant anything I get from the swap.
If I find the time to dig on Friday, I may bring some mature starts, but most of my stuff is winter-sown seedlings, potted up.
Fran, I know what you mean about waiting for the heat to break and hoping for no rain to get stuff in the ground. I have a bed I built before the heat came on, and I just have not had the fortitude to go out there and plant those hunk o' seedlings! Just watering makes me start to melt!
Here's what I plan to bring (Keep in mind, these are all WS babies, they will probably not flower this year):
Malva Zebrina
Purple Coneflower
White Swan Coneflower
Hardy Hibiscus
If I get around to digging, I will bring:
Yellow Coreopsis
Johnny Jump-ups
Foodwise, I will bring some fruit salad. Looks like the bagels and cream cheese and perhaps drinks are covered. Although I may bring a few 4-packs of Starbucks Mocha Frappuchinos, I am addicted to them, and at 9 a.m. I am going to need one to wake up!
See you all there!
Any idea about how many are coming? Trying to figure out how many, what kinds and where to buy the bagels. Anyone bringing a cooler, ice and cold drinks to put in them? Also Marie can you e-mail us some directions to get to your home. I am thinking of bringing a large folding table to put some things on too.
Weeel, next Saturday is my weekend to work, but as that doesn't happen until 3 pm, I could probably come for a while.
How many people would be interested in Monarda "Jacob Kline"? cuz I KNOW there's plenty of that to go around. I also have some self-seeded baby peony plants (nearest a red flowered plant, but its other neighbor is a pink peony); baby old-fashioned bleeding heart volunteers; "ostrich" fern; sweet woodruff; and Labrador violet. The latter's flower looks like the sweet violet, but the leaves are a pretty dark green/maroon and although it self seeds and spreads, unwanted volunteers are easy to pull up.
P.S. How about fresh strawberries as a snack? I live not too far from a "pick your own" farm.
adding to my prior list of plants I'm bringing:
godettia mixed colors
balsamina impatiens balsum plum
rose campion
Am sure there will be plenty more.
LOL, I was afraid that I wouldn't have to much to bring, but those "no show" WS seedlings are sure sprouting all over the place. Lots of them not to big, but they will grow very quickly with some good weather. Ha Ha if we ever get enough of it.
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malva zabrina
dwarf tickseed
probably some others
My plants are for the taking since I'm only looking for a few plants and have some fun with fellow gardeners/WS in are fairly local area. So please don't be afraid to just take what I have and give them a good, new home.
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Here what's I will bring to the swap.
Rudbeckia - Black-eye Susan
Echinacia - pink
Dicentra - Bleeding Heart - pink
Cosmo - mixed colors (lite & dark pink, white)
Tall Phlox
Aster - purple/pink
Coreopsis - yellow
Sedum - Autumn Joy
Sedum - ground cover form
Dahlia - white
I'm still checking to see what else I can dig up.
As for food, is banana walnut bread ok with everyone?
Greening, trailing lobelia is great, start small and will grow quickly in this heat. Have several different cosmos for you. Hope all of you will take my seedlings home, far too many, besides hubby says 99.9% have to stay behind, he's worn out from digging new beds for all these seedlings.
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For an alternate universe story, I ended up liking this issue very much. Strong character work from Pak on the new "mirror universe" characters kept them from feeling too throwaway.
The interaction between Cyclops and "Howlett" was definitely a great contrast between the 616 versions of the heroes, and the younger Nightcrawler definitely brought the comic relief. All in all, he felt like the X-Men: Evolution version of Kurt, which wasn't a bad iteration by any means.
I also really enjoyed the flashback history sequence that brought us to this point in the book. It was quick, informative and well-done. Having Cyclops face the people he's failed and the people he cares about makes it all the more important that he is given the chance to lead them again. Great stuff.
The Bad
Not much; the book was full of some great action while keeping the characters from becoming one-dimensional. I feel like this book was a bit of a setup for the climax, though, and surrendered a little bit of awesome in exchange for a more satisfying ends. I'll be interested to see how the next issue turns out, and if there will be any repercussions back in 616.
The Verdict
Part of the reason I enjoy Greg Pak so much is his ability to make me care about characters that I would otherwise have not; his run on Hulk and his work for this issue have affirmed that belief, as I really couldn't see myself enjoying any iteration of Emma Frost.
This book is solid without any glaring faults; it just kind of didn't have the luster that would have secured a five-star review. I fully expect a satisfying end to this arc, and for it to change Cyclops' perspective in the new post-Schism era.
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Spirituals, jazz and traditional carols all part of Dec. 7 repertoire
Students at Pacific University will take a break from final exams to present a concert of holiday music on Saturday, Dec. 7.
The whole idea is to reach out to the Forest Grove community, to have them come hear what we are doing, said Dr. Scott Tuomi, now in his 27th year at Pacifi. Tuomi heads the music department, teaches voice and leads the universitys Chamber Singers.
This is a nice way to end things musically for the term, he said.
They come to just sing together. Finals are almost over and the holiday season is upon us.
The university, which offers degrees in music performance and music education, has more music majors and minors in the program than ever before, Tuomi said: The building is packed with music all the time. It is really wonderful.
Next Saturdays concert will be diverse, featuring ensembles with as many as 80 singers, to groups with as few as four. Students are preparing a wide variety of seasonal music including spirituals, vocal jazz, traditional carols and new versions of familiar tunes.
I would say it is very festive overall, said Tuomi.
Among the pieces concert-goers can look forward to are arrangements of O Magnum Mysterium, Alleluia Rejoice, Ave Maria, Carol of the Stable Dog, I Saw Three Ships, Snowfall, White Christmas and a sing-along.
The universitys Brass Ensemble, Woodwind Ensemble and Symphonic Band will join the vocalists on stage, as will the handbell choir from the United Church of Christ.
General admission tickets are $7, available through the university box office at 503-352-2918 or email@example.com. Show time is 7:30 p.m. in the Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center on the Forest Grove campus, 2043 College Way.
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Deep in the heart of darkness, or at least in some secluded lair in a Philippine jungle, mad scientist Dr. Gordon, with his blank faced and slightly daft but beautiful daughter Neva, is preparing a mutant race of "super-beings," creatures genetically modified to survive the coming ecological apocalypse. He really believes this.
In the meantime, deadpan hotshot, and all around white guy, Matt Farrell is kidnapped while scuba diving in the pristine waters near Dr. Gordon's hideaway. Apparently, Farrell's DNA is of superior quality, and is just what the doctor needs to bring his plan of a man/animal (manimal, if you will) hybrid super-race to successful fruition. Naturally, hilarity ensues as Dr. Gordon, Matt Farrell, and Steinman, an ambiguously sexual one-named Neo-Nazi throwback with unreliable hair, match wits for dominance in this New Zoological Eden...
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Beanstalk Data will initially integrate with NCR Aloha POS using a site-based integration, while in parallel developing its solution for deployment via NCR Cloud Connect. Cloud Connect is a hosted infrastructure that will allow third parties to integrate, maintain and deploy their solution across NCR's Aloha, Radiant POS and Advanced Restaurant System platforms.
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A minor expansion is under way at CenturyLink Field, where the Seattle Seahawks are adding 1,000 seats to their home stadium. The team Monday officially announced adding 1,000 padded seats to the south upper concourse, where the 12th Man stood since the stadium opened in 2002. Two new seating sections will include exclusive areas such […] [Read More]
Seahawks' Richard Sherman on life with newborn son: 'Sleep, eat, look at you, poop, repeat'
Sure, the NFL Combine is this coming weekend and Seattle GM John Schneider is prepping for May's draft, but cornerback Richard Sherman may have the busiest offseason ahead of him among all the Seahawks. Why? He's got a newborn son. Rayden Sherman was born Feb. 5, just four days after Seattle's loss in Super Bowl […] [Read More]
Jim Harbaugh: Seahawks' Super Bowl pass was good call
Jim Harbaugh, former Public Enemy No. 1 in the world of Seahawks football, has joined the relatively small chorus of coaches who have defended Seattle's decision to pass in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIX. The call — a short inside slant from quarterback Russell Wilson to receiver Ricardo Lockette from the 1-yard line […] [Read More]
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Everybody in Seattle loves the Seahawks, including the residents of Bayview Retirement Community on Queen Anne. After all the crumbs from their Super Bowl party had been cleaned up, and after the sting of defeat had subsided, the ladies of Bayview got together to wax wise on the state of their Seahawks. And to help […] [Read More]
Forget the Super Bowl: 12 reasons 2014 was an amazing year for the Seattle Seahawks
All right, it's been nearly a week. Is everyone just about done wallowing in pain and sorrow after Sunday's heart-stabbing loss in Super Bowl XLIX? We think it's time to poke our heads out of the clouds and reflect on a 2014 season that was as amazing as any for the Seattle Seahawks. Yes, the […] [Read More]
Seahawks fans flock to '12 Fest' rally ahead of Super Bowl XLIX
Tens of thousands of Seattle Seahawks fans stormed downtown Phoenix on Saturday for a fan rally ahead of Super Bowl XLIX. "12 Fest" converted Chase Field — usually the home of Major League Baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks — into a Hawks extravaganza, where a reported 25,000 fans enjoyed performances from the Sea Gals, met Seahawks alums […] [Read More]
McClain: Commissioner Roger Goodell addresses NFL's myriad controversies, from Deflategate to domestic violence
PHOENIX – In his annual state-of-the-NFL address on Friday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell discussed some of the league's most serious issues, including the Deflategate controversy. The Ted Wells investigation of New England and the reported 11 footballs that were underinflated at halftime of the AFC Championship game victory over Indianapolis will determine the Patriots' guilt […] [Read More]
Seahawks fan creates elaborate wood carving to honor team
When the Seahawks were making a run for the Super Bowl back in 2013, wood carver Jacob Lucas was hard at work creating a wood carving to honor the Native connection of the team and their logo. His creation became a fan favorite. Over the last few months Lucas was again at work in his […] [Read More]
Report: Seahawks to add 1,000 seats to CenturyLink Field
The Seattle Seahawks plan to pay for the installation of 1,000 additional seats at CenturyLink Field for the 2015 season, according to a report by The Seattle Times. The seats would be added to the south end of the stadium, on the upper level next to the 12th Man flag. The expansion would bring the […] [Read More]
Star-Lord (Chris Pratt, Seahawks fan) and Captain America (Chris Evans, Patriots fan) make epic Super Bowl bet
A Super Bowl requires a super bet, and two superheroes are making an epic wager on Super Bowl XLIX. Lake Stevens native Chris Pratt, who played Star-Lord in 2014′s "Guardians of the Galaxy," is a huge Seattle Seahawks fan. But it was Boston native Chris Evans, who plays Captain America in the "Avengers" series, who […] [Read More]
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