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Making An Herb Garden In A Metal Tub
Our (continued) indecision about where our vegetable and herb garden should permanently go at our new place means we missed the boat on planting anything this spring (check out our edible gardens of years past here and here). But in an attempt to grow something this year, we've come up with a temporary solution. And it involves this galvanized tub:
We figured we'd just do a potted herb garden this year, with only a few "edible essentials" for our kitchen. Which is why we picked up a foursome of local and organically grown herbs (parsley, oregano, basil, and mint) at the farmer's market this weekend for $12. Speaking of which, you can read more about our trip to the market on BabyCenter today as part of their "Big Day Out" this Saturday.
But back to the tub. It was about $8 at Lowe's (way cheaper than any planter of that size) and to turn it into our herb pot, we figured it could use some holes for drainage in the bottom. They were a cinch to make with my little cordless drill.
To make them a bit bigger, I also wiggled a big nail around in them too. Oh yeah, and I made the holes in a heart shape. Maybe I was feeling romantic? Maybe I was subliminally professing my love for galvanized tubs? Or it was an ode to the L in YHL? Either way, this photo is about the most any of us will ever see of it.
Update: A few savvy commenters recommended that we test for lead just to be sure it wouldn't leech into our food if it was randomly present in the metal. We just used one of those $4 Lead Test Sticks from Home Depoton to test the seams, the inside, the outside, the bottom, and even the holes that we drill and it was negative. Whew. So that's definitely something to test for if you're not sure how pure your galvanized tin is (and you're using it for edible herbs)!
Also for drainage, we put a layer of gravel on the bottom (they were leftovers from the patio project). Hopefully they'll keep the majority of the soil from dripping out of my hidden hole-y heart.
Before adding any dirt, we did a quick "dry run" of the herb placement. The taller guys (basil and parsley) went in the back, and oregano got some special space on the side – since my oregano tends to get bushy. Yeah… not so sure I like the sound of that last sentence.
Of course, if things do well (i.e. grow big and strong) this tin could soon get a bit cramped. But hopefully we'll achieve "full" and not go as far as "so full it's bad." But if so, we can always transplant things into their own larger dedicated pots. You know if anything gets all diva on us. And we're keeping the mint from spreading like crazy by separating it in a buried pot (a tip we learned a while back at the farmer's market from a friendly local gardener).
You can see dirt in the bottom of the pic above. That's some organic potting mix that we snagged at Lowe's. It was about twice as much as the regular stuff ($10 vs $6, I think) but we figured since we'll be consuming these plants it was worth going the slightly more natural route (since they were organically grown up to this point).
We usually would use our nutrient rich compost pile, but since moving our DIY compost bins got a little jumbled while we got settled so we don't appear to have enough "ready" soil to use just yet (aka: things are still breaking down).
Here are the plants all in and soil-ed up:
Since the patio (which also got a bit soil-ed, as you can see) isn't very sunny, we decided to put the pot on our balcony-to-nowhere (right off of our living room and kitchen). Despite being between two sections of house, it gets a remarkable amount of light – almost the closest thing to full sun that we have on our mostly shaded property. Plus it's pretty darn convenient to the kitchen.
The beauty of having our herb "garden" potted this year is that we can move it around to test other sun spots if we find that this one isn't doing the trick (since we're still trying to wrap our heads around sun patterns here). Heck, it might even help us decide where to put a more permanent garden next year (gotta find that sweet spot). And if we decide to keep this potted version around, it'll still look good on the larger deck that we plan to build out here eventually. Maybe even as an oversized centerpiece on an outdoor table?
And since no herb garden story is complete with an artsy close-up of your plant labels – here we go!
If you're wondering, Colonel Oregano is not some weird variety of oregano. It's just me being weird. I decided it'd be funny to take our simple popsicle stick labels and give them the Clue-character treatment. You know like Miss Scarlet and Colonel Mustard? Here's my whole cast of made up herbs / suspect names. Yes, I'm what Sherry's dad likes to call "a strange bird" (he's also the man trying to single-handedly bring back the term "sick puppy").
Next year if we decide to grow peppers it will be tough deciding whether to give it the "Sergeant" or "Doctor" title. Though the idea of a Dr. Pepper plant sounds pretty awesome, so maybe I've already made my decision.
What are you guys growing this year? Anything sprouting up particularly well or deliciously? Anything not showing as much promise as you'd like? Anything murdering someone in the conservatory with the lead pipe?
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love love LOVE this idea! stealing this idea for myself asap!
thanks for the inspiration :)
I also failed (such a negative word!) to get my vegetable garden up and running this season. Of course I'm hoping to have it ready for some late summer/early fall planting. However, I love the idea of planting a small herb garden. In fact, I plan on doing it in an old whiskey barrel but grouped together like you did. I love the idea of using Popsicle sticks (with a 1 year old I have plenty of those!) and giving them clever names. Love it! :)
Great idea for the herbs! This year we put in raised beds (it's our 2 spring/summer planting season in our house). You can see pictures here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.234066153274732.81699.100000140475206&l=de37061a27 Before moving into our house we rented where we had plenty of deck space and used railing planters for most herbs. The railing planters work great, if you are thinking about getting some.
I love to plant our own veggies and herbs. I have an oregano that is sooo huge that I imagine it's been there since the house was built in the 50s.
The kids love picking the tomatos and peppers once they are ready, it's a nice activity.
I really really want to be able to enjoy the outdoors and plant some things and your cute little tub garden makes me want to do it even more, but I have a horrid allergy to bees and I am deathly afraid of being stung. Sadly it keeps me from having a lot of fun in my yard :( And we have a whole lot of bee variety lol … Wasps, hornets, yellow jackets, honey bees, its like my house is their only place to breed! I might try and do a mini tub garden inside the house, and then move it out onto our farmer's porch after its done. Thanks for the inspiration!
we are actually in the process of UN-planting! we moved into our new house last month and have been busy ripping out some unruly briars and vines in our backyard. (pics within link below)
we are hoping to get all of the yucky stuff ripped out this summer so we can proceed with planting privacy shrubs as well as an edible garden next spring!
Growing up my dad had a "salsa" garden in which he literally only grew things he could use to make salsa: peppers, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, etc. When I left for school I was so sick of salsa I vowed I would never eat it again. Now ten years later, with a husband that would take baths in salsa if it was socially acceptable, I have been itching to recreate the idea, but only have one tiny little balcony. Boo. Maybe someday.
We have a small balcony on our DC apartment that gets indirect sun- so this year we have the old stand-bys of Parsley, Oregano, Chives and Basil. We also added Chervil which is quickly getting a bit hot so we must keep it wet every day, and lavandar which is blooming into beautiful, fragrant small tips. :) Very nice!
Good to know that my mother is not the only one who uses the term "sick puppy," maybe it is making a comeback after all.
I love the idea of the galvanized tin. We live in a townhouse and have to do mostly container gardening because our yard is so tiny. Large flower pots are just so expensive- I will keep the tin idea in mind for next year!
Please let us know how the mint trick works. I love putting fresh mint in my iced tea, but I wish it didn't need its own container. I've never heard of putting it in its own little pot within the container!
What a great idea! You guys always have the best ideas.
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You may or may not already know this but be careful with the galvanized metal planter. They absorb the heat of the sun like crazy and will literally bake the soil and whatever is planted in it. You may not have an issue where you are, but here in the bowels of hell–er, Texas, it's the quickest way to murder a plant…at least from my experience. Of course, I am a PRO at killing plants…sigh.
I love this tub idea because it's something you can even do in a teeny tiny rental, and it looks so cute! Now I just need to find an awesome farmers market like that here in NJ. Thanks for another great idea!
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I love your Clue idea.
I love the galvanized tub idea. I'll have to try that one next year! We are growing parsley, basil, lavender, rosemary, broccoli, strawberries, and tomatoes. I started spinach plants, but we had a huge rain storm that flooded and rotted my potted babies. My tomatoes are juuuust starting to turn, I can't wait to have one!
I love fresh herbs. I actually did a post about my herbs http://thecrinkledhome.blogspot.com/2011/05/fresh-herbs.html. They make everything taste so much better!
I love you blog. It's on my must read list every day. You are both so creative and inspiring.
I think you were duped though in your garden soil decision. Just because something says it is organic does not mean that it meets the standard you are hoping it would. Especially from a company like Scotts that is a partner of Monsanto.
If you would like an organic potting mix, I suggest using compost, coir (an after product from husking coconuts – it's much more environmentally friendly than peat moss) and perlite or vermiculute in about even ratios. (We usually use more compost since it is free from our composter) In the square foot gardening community it's called Mel's Mix. We use it in our square foot garden and it is impressive how strong, healthy and prolific our plants grow to be in it.
Awesome! I absolutely love your idea to use a galvanized tub. Larger pots for plants can be so expensive. I am definitely going to be trying this on my own!
I recently produced my first cucumber from my own garden :) We made marinated cucumbers and onions with it, and it was amazing!!!
Good idea. We have been so busy removing rocks from our backyard and building a patio that we missed the boat on a garden this year as well. I think this is a good solution that I plan to do this weekend. Plus I like the idea of testing out the sun areas. Enjoy your herbs!
I love your garden! We just moved into a new house this year and are trying our hand at gardening (progress pics here http://www.thestrengthoffaith.com/search/label/our%20garden!). It's been really fun to watch the progress and I'm learning a ton. I already have bigger plans for next year, ha!
So, with herb gardens….can you use the herbs fresh picked, or do they need to be dried? I have no experience with this whatsoever. I bartend, so I know the mint can be used fresh (for fabulous mojitos!!!) but not sure about the rest.
Oh, and a side note….my favorite mojito:
muddle 3-4 mint leaves with fresh diced mango and a teaspoon of simple syrup, cover with ice, fill with coconut rum, and top with a splash of soda water or 7up….tastes like the beach! yum!
Oh that's great! I don't have the patience to wait for them to dry and for some reason I thought you had to dry them out first! Happy dance!!! Thanks for the info!
Good luck finding the sun! I just got a new house (yippee!) and I've been trying to decide on the best place to put in a garden, too.
We have a square-foot garden on our apartment balcony and have been amazed by our carrots, spinach, lettuce, basil, tomatoes and cucumbers. The pole beans didn't make it, though. And we put mint in its own container because we know how it likes to take over. Here's some basics for anyone who would like to garden in a small space: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_foot_gardening
I am sure this has been said, but be careful with Miss Mint! It can be a nightmare to get rid of if she spreads…
I did this last year for a tomato plant and some herbs and loved it. I also attached one of those wheeled things you put under pots to it which made it easier to move around (my galvanized tub was round, though–I guess two would work for one like yours). I love the oblong shape of yours!
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62 years since it was established, the criminal law code 241 was ruled anti-constitutional at the Constitutional court by 7 votes to 2, and is to be scrapped (or replaced) As it stood, any adulterer, that is any married person who cheats on the marriage partner with another person *and* his or her partner were both liable for up to 2 years in jail (with no other kinds of non-jail punishment possible), which smacked of an archaic law or an Islamic code of conduct.
The abolishment of such a controversial law had been up for votes four times in the past.
The last vote in 2008, did have a majority of yes to abolishment (ruled anti-constitutional) but the majority was only 5 to 4 and the minimimum majority votes should be 6 for the abolishment to happen.
This means, (also according to a new law ruled to minimise chaos and compensation) that there will be people who can ask for compensation against the ruling that happened from one day after the day when the last constitutional vote was cast i.e. in 2008 According to the same article, even among such people, the compensation might be limited to only those who actually received the punishment, in this case jail time. How much? It would depend on the psychological and the financial loss of the defendant i.e. job/status but there is a rule which specifies upto 5 times the minimum wage, which can be calculated between 4 manwon and 20 manwon (per diem of the jail time).
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Well, yes, and of course one cannot forget how it goes all the way back to the time when Charlton Heston would part the sea and talk with burning bushes.
Quite a strong backlash was expected against this ruling (yes, seriously)
The real conundrum was that this law was not deemed an archaic law by any standards, though it should have been. Maybe having no other option of punishment than to send the *adulterers to jail* part was what made it seem archaic, but it still did not stop people from bringing many such cases to court and indeed, send their spouses to jail with the lovers.
Finally, here are some real archaic laws that I came across when I just googled for my favourite, the beating of the carpet over the balcony not within 1km radius of where the Queen lives between the hours of 2:35pm and 8:09pm or some such..
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|Oct 08, 2012, 06:21 PM
|Oct 08, 2012, 08:24 PM
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Look at page 116 of this thread for some alternate motor choices.
|Oct 08, 2012, 10:10 PM
thanks looks like three options.
|Oct 10, 2012, 05:21 PM
Hi from across the pond.
I originally joined this excellent forum on page 161, having bought one of these here in the UK and started a thread of my own. Then found the Top Gun one being sold here is exactly the same as the Dynam one available Stateside.
Had a number of issues with kit quality, including badly beny parts and broken Y-leads, but eventually completed the kit thanks to this forum and helpful hints and tips and the help and support of my favourite model shop, less so the distributors and manufacturers, sadly.
Got to maiden it yesterday on a beautiful clear, chilly Lincolnshire morning. See static pics attached. Couldn't resist the shots with the rainbow effects from the dewy spiders webs all across the field.
Finally settled on a C of G of 700mm (two and three quarter inches) from L/E based on all six of my Overlander 11.1V 2200Mah batteries (171grams with elastic band!) situated as shown in the last picture, with a large chunk of foam filling the remainder of the battery box.
There were no great dramatics, even though none were really expected; the first flight is always just that little bit more 'concentrating on the mind' than further forays into the blue. Five far easier flights followed with steady, 30 ft high level flight on half throttle soon trimmed in, such that I could take hands off and enjoy just 'interferring' at the end of each pass to bring her round again.
Covering some other posts I have noticed since I joined, but relating to this model:-
I did use reduced rates (75%) and a little expo (30%), but don't think I needed to. Now using 95% rudder, 90% elevator, 85% aileron, manual rudder mix to keep tail true through the turns and just 15% expo. I have only recently been persuaded to use expo, having always flown just by the 'feel' of the sticks and plane and 'gentle thumbs'. I'm still not 100% (with no expo) convinced, but using it on 6 different models now, I'm becoming comfortable with it. (and they say you can't teach an old dog new tricks!)
Our field is close mown grass and as you can see, covered in wet gossamer webs from minute spiders on the day. The castoring tailwheel was a bit off-putting initially, but with practice, plenty of up elevator at the start of the run, the gentle >5mph headwind and some tail slapping rudder use, it very quickly becomes un-important and in-consequential. Not a great problem at all really. BAF23's post was great description of take-off technique.
Although the motors didn't sound quite in sync (rcflyinff's post relates), there was no noticeable pull to one side, other than expected torque and it sounds great in the air, purring along. No tacho, so no readings available, but as my first twin, I was very pleased with results and sound that seems to resonate from the big foam fuselage.
Finally, a question.
Many of you have done some wonderful paint jobs on your models and other improvements, with lighting, parachute drops and the like.
Can anyone tell me the exact colours used on the original model (the military version sold in US markings there, in RAF markings here, that of the only VC recipient from RAF Transport Command, Flt Lt David Lord). I have tried a number of camouflage colours available over here, but none has really come close and my attempts at mixing colours has resulted in some even worse attempts.
The other thing I have done is cover the decals with a clear matt finish solution to remove the glaringly glossy ones supplied.
Thanks to all those who submit information and pictures here for the rest of us to use (and sometimes abuse) and learn from, they are all very helpful to the rest of us.
|Oct 10, 2012, 06:32 PM
Geoff, congrats on the maiden! Welcome to the fold.
|Oct 11, 2012, 09:23 AM
So we received the 3 bladed props that we ordered and found that they are way to big I ordered the same size which is on the aircraft now, but this is still not right. Talking with a buddy of mine, he suspects that the previous owner cut down the 9050x3 prop to fit. This may possibly be causing the drone sound that we are hearing if the props are out of balance. I'm running twin 1400kv motors, 30A ESC's with a 2200mah 11.1v 20C battery. Anyone have any 3 blade prop suggestions for this set up? What about running a reversed prop on one? I'm also going to upgrade to a 30C battery due to the 20C was a little warm after 6 minutes of flying. Thanks for your help......Doug
|Oct 11, 2012, 10:33 AM
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GWS 8x4x3 will work and you can buy right and left hand versions. Other than a straighter takeoff roll, CR props are really not needed for this plane.
The GWS 3 blades are not the most efficient props but they do work with the stock motors.
|Oct 11, 2012, 12:26 PM
I used the 8x4 3-blade and cut them down to 7" .Less flex and they work good.
|Oct 11, 2012, 03:25 PM
|Oct 11, 2012, 05:04 PM
3 blade props
Buy the Master Airscrew 3-blade 8x6. Tower Hobby has both tractor and pusher so you can have counter rotating props. The MAS prop blades are very stiff and will transform the plane compared to the GWS props. You have to search specifically for 8x6 3-blade MAS to find the pusher prop as it does not show up in their normal search.
|Oct 12, 2012, 05:30 AM
Very annoying, no wonder the kit comes with 4 props, they ain't going to last long at this rate!
Have yet to search for supplier over here, but considering looking for a shaft conversion and going for something different. Should think if I can get any 3 blade 8 X 6 blade to fit a shaft conversion, it would do.
Shame about these niggles, it's a great plane.
|Oct 12, 2012, 10:34 PM
hi guys i converted my dc3 over to two 8x6 mas 3 blade props by cutting the motor shafts to leave say 10mm long and using two hobbyking 3mm collet prop adaptors and now flies with much less throttle.
|Oct 13, 2012, 12:18 AM
|Oct 13, 2012, 05:17 AM
Collet Adapter for Props
I cut the shaft to 10mm long. The pusher propeller gors on the right motor.
|Oct 13, 2012, 07:13 AM
Looks good, I may give that a try when I break a prop.
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"I thank all the people who voted for me, but also the ones that have not, as they enriched the political battle with some very good ideas and proposals. We need now to work together and make sure Italian rugby will reach maturity and success."
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Thanks for giving it a spin. I think this will work with any theme if you set it up properly.
You need to get the widgets data using https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-importer-exporter/ rename the file to widgets.json instead on widgets.wie
The trick with the menu is knowing which menus have been exported in the content.xml and where they are placed in the theme. Just look for the
register_nav_menu( );functions to see what the menu name and location and add them to the set_demo_menus function.
The first two php errors you are seeing are just that, warnings. I think the WordPress Importer library hasn't been updated yet.
The third warning might be because you haven't define the theme options file yet. Not sure.
Try out the new version. It is now standalone. You can test with default WordPress theme.https://github.com/FrankM1/radium-one-click-demo-install
I think I forgot to mention you need to load up some files. Try adding this to the top of the init file.
require_once( dirname( __FILE__ ) .'/importer/radium-importer.php' ); //load data importer admin
I think I figured out how to import everything using a one click import system. This includes widgets, navigation menus, content and theme options the only thing left is setting those settings in Settings->Reading.
For widgets: I discovered a plugin called Widget Settings Importer/Exporter https://wordpress.org/plugins/widget-settings-importexport/
This plugin exports the widgets as a json file. And as you may know json is awesome.For menus I use a function like this. It runs after the content has finished importing.
function set_demo_menus(){ //Import Menus $top_menu = get_term_by('name', 'Top Menu', 'nav_menu'); $main_menu = get_term_by('name', 'Main Menu', 'nav_menu'); $footer_menu = get_term_by('name', 'Footer Menu', 'nav_menu'); set_theme_mod( 'nav_menu_locations' , array('top-menu' => $top_menu->term_id, 'primary' => $main_menu->term_id, 'footer-menu' => $footer_menu->term_id ) ); }
You can see the full code on github here https://github.com/FrankM1/radium-one-click-demo-install You may need to make modification on how theme options are saved because this is different for each framework.
Feel free to share, fork or whatever.
100%! whoa, I did't expect that it's awesome.
Happy birthday Envato.
HI @fireform,
Now that you mention it I have noticed it too. I'll look into the code and see what's going on.
I've updated the gist to version 2.4.0. Thanks @artless
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Denise Manthey and her daughter Annika have already visited the Hart Park playground five times and it has been open only two days.
"The hour after the construction fence came down, we were here," she said.
At 1 1/2 , Annika is fearless, taking on the slide in the area for younger children, as well as the steeper slides included in the play equipment for ages 5 to 12.
Manthey and her children - she also has a second-grader who was in school Thursday afternoon - have eagerly awaited the playground opening. They live only two blocks from Hart Park and plan to spend a lot of time on the playground this summer, especially when the splash pad opens.
Manthey recalls the old play equipment farther west in the park that was removed years ago to allow for a flood mitigation project. Her older children, now 12 and 14, played there for a few years before it came down.
Bringing a playground back to the park makes sense and helps develop the east end, which is already home to the Rotary Park Pavilion.
There's been a lot of focus on developing the athletic facilities on the west end and this will "make sure the park development project is very diverse," said Tom Ertel, city Parks and Forestry Board president.
The project has already received approval from 3-year-old Grant Nickel, who was asking for a return trip after five minutes on the equipment, said his nanny Pat McLaughlin.
"If that's not a ringing endorsement, I don't know what is," she said, adding that he had kept himself busy more than 90 minutes, much of it in the hollowed canoe.
The theme of the playground at 70th and State streets is pre-settlement Wauwatosa with tributes to the Menonomee River, Native Americans and the Schoonmaker Reef.
She was impressed by the rubber base underneath the play equipment, which would help prevent injuries from falls. The boys seem to like to climb the rocks and walk the logs that serve as balance beams, she said.
Nick Rebholz, 5, was met with a surprise in the cave underneath the Eagle's Nest. A bear's face was carved into side.
His mother Betsy Rebholz sees him making many summer memories in the park.
"It just keeps getting better here," she said. "We'll use it when we come for (Tosa Tonight) concerts in the park," she said.
The playground, which cost a bit less than $1 million to build, was designed by local resident Ed Haydin, an architect with Engberg Anderson, and built by Wauwatosa construction firm Selzer-Ornst.
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I have a craftsman 315mhz 1/2 hp opener and both remotes stopped working at the same time. The wall control light is solid and not flashing.
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Mass of Christian Burial for Lewis Barondeau, 88, of Conde will be 10:30 am, Saturday, November 8th at St. John's Catholic Church, Conde. Father Bill Osborn will officiate. Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Aberdeen under the direction of Paetznick-Garness Funeral Chapel, Groton. www.paetznick-garness.com
Visitation will be held at the church in Conde from 4-8pm with a liturgical wake at 7:30pm.
Lewis passed away November 4, 2008 in Conde.
Lewis was born to Frank and Lena (Goetz) Barondeau at Onaka, SD on March 2, 1920. He married Clara Deis January 10th, 1943 at San BueraVentura Mission at Ventura, California. Lewis joined the army February 27th 1942 serving his country in WWII driving tank and truck for the 35th Division in Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, Belgium, Holland, Luxemburg, Germany and the Battle of The Bulge. He received his honorable discharge October 5, 1945, and returned to Onaka, SD to farm. Lewis and Clara moved to a farm near Conde, SD in the fall of 1949 and farmed there together until 1985 when they retired and built a home in Conde, SD.
Lewis enjoyed being a farmer and helped with the farm long after he retired. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church, The Conde Legion Post, and the Turton VFW for over 50 years. He served on the township board for 30 years.
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Survivors include his wife of 65 years, Clara, of Conde, SD; two sons Lewis (Candy) of Lutherville, MD and Dwain (Judy) of Bismarck, ND; two daughters Rosemary (Lynn) Sanderson Conde, SD, and Margie (Dale) Washnok of Aberdeen, SD, 9 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, 2 brothers Celestine (Mary) and Frank (Rhea) Barondeau of Onaka, SD, 1 sister-in-law, Cora Barondeau of Roscoe,1 brother-in-law, Louis Hagenlock of Gettysburg, and several nieces and nephews.
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By Jake Crosby Last May, I deconstructed a talking point of millionaire vaccine industrialist Paul Offit, who claimed that studying anything other than Thimerosal besides the MMR vaccine was "moving the goalpost" and therefore "classic for pseudoscience." (HERE) However, before anyone abandons the Thimerosal/autism theory, they should consider reading the CDC website first. In case you were unaware, the CDC has been conducting a case-control study using the Vaccine Safety Datalink Project that should have been published last January as the agency promised. The description reads "VSD researchers have begun a case-control study to examine the association between Thimerosal and autism rigorously." (HERE) They want to "examine the association between thimerosal and autism rigorously" in a study not even published yet? Isn't that what the CDC should have done all along? Reading on "…this VSD study will be the first rigorous, epidemiological study conducted on the issue of thimerosal and autism." The first rigorous, epidemiological study? Now, given the CDC's history of not being honest, and given that this study is eight months overdue, I somehow doubt it will be "rigorous." Yet, the important point is not that the CDC is conducting a study that it claims will be rigorous, but that even the CDC admits that no rigorous study refuting the relationship between thimerosal and autism has been done. In over 10 years since concerns about thimerosal were first raised, all of the studies that the CDC relied on over the years to deny a connection admittedly lacked rigor. That means the CDC-sponsored IOM Report rejecting a relationship, which forms the sole basis for the bogus "scientific consensus" in the U.S., lacked rigor, too – and all of the studies involved, the CDC supported. This quote really boiled me over "Data from this VSD study should provide the best available scientific information on whether a causal association between exposure to thimerosal and the development of autism is possible."
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Michelle Obama may be our best-dressed FLOTUS yet, but did you know she once was denied the "Best Camper" award because she swore too much?
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Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock has announced his resignation from Congress.
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Video of 3-year-old Julia Trant questioning, in a tremulous-sounding little-girl voice, Senator Ted Cruz's assertion that "the world is on fire" caught fire itself over the weekend. But the headlines were all wrong, her mother tells PEOPLE.
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More trouble for the embattled Secret Service: two high-ranking agents have been moved to "non-operational" duty, a Secret Service official tells PEOPLE, while officials investigate allegations that the pair drove a government car into a security barrier at the White House after a late night of drinking.
Hillary Clinton Defends Use of Private Email Account: 'It Was More Convenient'
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Hillary Clinton has responded to critics accusing her of not being transparent in using a private email system, saying it was simply easier to rely on one phone.
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Responding for the first time to political oddsmakers and cable news anchors buzzing about whether she was hiding something with her private email account for official State Department business, Hillary Clinton took to Twitter just before midnight Wednesday to address the matter herself.
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Seven minutes before police were called to his Clayton, Missouri, home to investigate the sound of a single gunshot, Tom Schweich called a friendly editor at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and calmly offered the paper an exclusive interview for later that day.
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A male Idaho lawmaker speaking in favor of an anti-abortion bill got a brief – and guffaw-inducing – primer on lady parts after asking if doctors could perform gynecological exams remotely by having women patients swallow small cameras.
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Mission Workshop The Sanction Rucksack
Founded by the same team behind Chrome Bags—we covered one of its camera bags not too long ago—Mission Workshop has entered the market with some seriously heavy duty bags and backpacks. The whole lineup is impressive, but we were immediately struck by The Sanction Rucksack ($179), which would be considered a big bag by most standards. With a capacity of 1,000 cubic inches, it's actually the company's smallest backpack—but there's plenty of room for your Mac, and all the other stuff that you'll want to carry along with it. Updated October 12, 2011 with hands-on pictures, then on February 8, 2012 with long-term testing results!
Inside the bag is a zippered pocket large enough for a 15" MacBook Pro, but a 13" Air or even an iPad will fit in there just fine. In addition to a larger compartment for other items—books, magazines, or the like, there are smaller pockets for chargers, cables, and other small accessories. The whole thing is weatherproof and should be able to protect your valuable electronics from most of the elements. It's available in charcoal, olive, black, and gray. For an extra 30 bucks, Mission Workshop will throw in a supporting waist belt too, handy if you're going to load this thing up with extra weight.
Update: After spending several months with The Sanction Rucksack, we can say that we're generally impressed by this bag: we've turned to it for both work and vacation purposes, and though it's not an ideal laptop bag in some ways, it's fantastic in others. The build quality continues to strike us as top-notch: the zippers, materials, elastic, and clasps all have the "built to last, not breaking any time soon" feel of quality, and we've fit so much into the various pockets that we've carried more than an office worth of supplies at once. Multiple iPads, a MacBook Air, chargers, spare batteries, DSLR parts, earphones, and cables aplenty, plus a magazine or two, writing utensils, and much more all fit inside at the same time. There's only a single thing that we really wish the bag did better, and that's to offer a dedicated padded laptop compartment of some sort. It's easy to get everything into The Sanction, but there's no sense of specific protection for key individual items inside, leaving you to handle padding on your own. We found ourselves dropping the Air into a zippered compartment, and hoping that it wouldn't get damaged on the way in or out; thankfully, it was never harmed. If that's not a problem for you, consider this bag a workhorse, capable of handling pretty much everything you'd like to tote around at once, with the durability and comfort you'd hope for from an excellent backpack.
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Ask Melissa Mauro, 32, to describe her style. "If it's black, I'll wear it," says the Reisterstown resident. That includes what she wears to work as a visitor services associate at the American Visionary Art Museum -- a black cotton jersey Bell de Jour dress with a banded hem from the Macy's... COLBY WARE, BALTIMORE SUN