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02 sensor is mounted on the exhaust pipe below the exhaust manifold, it comes with a pigtail that must be protected, disconnect the negative battery cable, disconnect the sensor and replace it make sure not to contaminated the new one. for visual aids sent your request to sinautoscan.com/forum
Answer #2certified.ase.tech September 26, 2009, 13:24Journeyman
It will be much easier to replace if you go the local parts store & buy the O2 sensor socket. It should cost about $10 & could save you a lot of trouble. It has an opening on the side of the socket to allow the wires to go through. O2 sensors can be very stubborn because they sit in the hot exhaust under the car which causes rust. If you can't get it out warm up the car first. The exhuast will be hot but the sensor should come right out.
Answer #3Visitor, October 08, 2010, 12:14
It is very simple. It is located on top of the exhaust manifold close to the firewall. Just spray with WD40 or equivalent and let set overnight. Should pop right out the next day.
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Anyone else harvesting seed today?
We had one of those perfect fall days - bright, sunny but with a nice breeze. I figured I'd head out to see what was "ripe" forseed collecting. Well a LOT was ready, spent all day out there, but my favorite tmes were harvesting seed from plants that were new to me that I received in last years swaps. Melampodium wins 5 stars in my book for being an incredible non- stop bloomer AND for placing it's seed flat on the pod so collecting them was as easy as lifting a cup off a saucer!
Anyone else love the seed to plant to flowers to seed cycle? Yup, little paper plates of drying see ALL over the house....
Yesterday and today I harvested from Dianthus 'Siberian Blue', Gazania, Dimorphotheca, Blue Flax, Cynoglossum, Tomatoes and Salvia officinalis.
For the life of me I can't figure out where to find the seeds in another favorite Dianthus of mine... They must be like dust or something and not at all like Sweet William or 'Siberian Blue' because I can't believe I'd miss the seed 3 yrs. running! Here's a few pics from May and June...I have no idea of the name of this Dianthus, but it's evergreen and grows to about 12" tall in flower:
Vera, do they make long brown tube type pods maybe? like dianthus firewitch?
I'm still collecting seeds from cosmos, several kinds of zinnia, dwarf balloon and a taller balloon flower, marigolds, dwarf dahlias, garlic chives, diil, several kinds of basil, 3 different colors of balsam impatients, sunflower, daylilies and morning glories and 4 o'clocks.
I got some more petunia 'shockwave purple' today, and two more seeds - a WHOLE TWO! - from my dianthus.
Vera - I'm in the same boat with my dianthus; they are evergreen as well, this is the second year for them, and I have no idea of the name either. Last year I got NO seed, and this year I'm getting just a few; most of my pods are full of dust-like stuff too. I think I might have maybe 15-20 seeds from the pot FULL of flowers! Here's mine ....
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seed collecting is my favorite part of winter sowing. even more so than seeing the flowers themselves. i dont know why. its just love looking at all the mechanisms for dispersing seeds, then developing ways to separate them from chaff. i love it
I was collecting seeds, but the mosquitoes were horrible, and I couldn't take it any more, so I came inside & bagged up 199 packs from seed collected earlier. All that rain last week is making my swamp mosquito heaven! Hope none of them had West Nile!
I just finished dicing up some hot peppers and am saving the seeds. So far drying I have: Bulgarian carrot, Pulla, Purira, Ordono, Naga Jolokia, Kalocsai-V2, Choricero, and Lemon Drop. Also drying are petunia seeds, coneflowers, Candy Cane Zinnias, Zinnia mix, Mairgold mix, Sensations cosmos, orange cosmos and amaranth. From my Mom's House I have variagated nicandra, white datura, calendula and hollyhocks
Just got back from the library where I was able to harvest some dry seed pods from two pretty plants! Of course I don't know what they are...one low strappy leaved plant with a blue flower (Centaura Montanta like but the flower petals are flat) and a really tall (almost 6') coneflower of some kind. I think I remember it was a rust/orange color. Always an adventure with the "snatched seeds". Any guesses?
This morning I packaged up amaranth LLB, China Asters, Rose Campion,Balsam Impatiens, petunia cascade,Gazania,and orange poppy. FUN. I love seeds.
Yes, nan. Melampodium is incredibly easy to harvest and I have lots of fun doing it too.
These days the pods on my Torenia are finally turning dry enough to let go of some of there seeds.
Lots of collecting from Morning Glories: Mt. Fuji, Ivy Leafed, Split Personality and Milky Way... still waiting for Chocolates to mature.
Also collecting corydalis, dicentra, zinnia, petunia, nigella, and even a few coleus.
LOTS of Cleome Cherry, Asclepias Incarnata 'Ice Ballet' and Tuberosa, Echinacea 'Kim's Knee High' (don't come true from seed but I'll take whatever comes), Echiniacea 'Twilight' and Heliotrope 'Marine'.
I was just about to cut off some spent flower heads from hundreds of Echinacea purpurea all over my condo complex when landscapers came by and just lopped them all off. Darn...they just went into the trash...what a waste.
I only used ONE seed from packet of Heavenly Blue Morning Glory for resulting huge vine but everyone who sees it wants seeds from THAT plant just in case other seeds in pack don't do as well...LOL. After deadheading spent blossoms every morning like an idiot for over a month I finally realized the actual seeds are in the nub left after I yank off the curled up flower. Still going to reseed all over but at least even I will have seed from same plant which I'll use in addition to leftover new seed "just in case" genetics didn't make it to all seed in packet.
You can't believe the wonder and drive-bys one Morning Glory engulfing a mail box can engender in a neighborhood where there are NO flowers because of deer, rabbits, groundhogs, moles and voles! The one plant I didn't give blood, sweat and tears to so they'd grow and try to survive critters is the one everyone loves and wants seed from.
I know I should ask on seed saving forum but you guys know more than most about all this stuff. I've got 2 Lobelia cardinalis x 'Ruby Slippers' that are sentimental favorites (if voles stop tunneling into their roots) from which I want to gather seed. Seems the flower comes off and there's a capsule left behind on stem. I'm assuming seed is in that capsule.
QUESTION: Should I wait until capsules are dried on stem before trying to collect seed? Assuming I should but just wanted to check with some intrepid WS'ers.
Have same concern about Heliotrope 'Marine'...took off one flower cluster that dried on plant and picked out little "T" shaped seeds but I think I need to let flower cluster dry intact before trying to get seeds out.
Since this is first year collecting seeds I'm not totally convinced they'll germinate for whatever reason...most of all way I'm collecting them. Cleome is the only one that seems foolproof even for me but how many giant spider flower plants can one with limited gardening space fit...LOL.
So tempted to buy some new seed of ones I really love in case I screw up either seed collecting or winter sowing.
Dining room table is MINE covered with paper plates of seed until all this seed collecting is done.
o sure collecting seeds- am not doing much this year, just for litlle trading and myself. Swamped in seeds as it is. So am getting different nicotianas, impatiens, geranium wlassovianum, campanulas, symphyandra, trycirtis. Have heard that trycirtis raspberry mousse is infected one so am feeling so bad that I have to get rid of it... such a beautiful colors
I have been a harvesting fool! :) I love harvesting seeds even though the sight of hundreds of pods everyday may occasionally bring a sigh out of me!;) So far I have a ton collected,I know I am over doing it and will be sorry I collected so many,but once I start I cant stop!
Off the top of my head I harvested from so far :
-Mexican Sunflower
-A couple of types of Sunflowers
-Yellow Toadflax ( a pain to some,but I love these guys,they take ugly areas nothing else wants to grow in and make it beautiful! :)
-Painted Tongue
-Four O'Clocks
-Snow on the Mountain
-Butter Daisy
-Tahoka Daisy
-Globe Amaranth
-Annual Phlox
-Virginia Stock (LOVE this stuff!)
- Larkspur
- Cleome
-Arctotis venusta
-Tassel Flower
-Sweet Peas
-Bachelor Buttons
-Silene 'dwarf Pink Star'
-For Get Me Nots
-Spanish Flag
-Ageratum 'Blue Mink'
-Crimcon Clover
-Yellow Hibiscus
-Baby Snaps (Toadflax)
-African Daisy
-Cerinthe major 'Blue Kiwi'
-Johnny Jump Ups
-Fish Pepper
-Bunnytail Grass
-Unknown "Footed" Grass
-Black Eyed Susan Vine
-Shoo Fly,both variegated and plain
-A little Shasta Daisy
-Jewels of Opar
-Opal Cups
-Cypress Vine
I think thats it,I sort of went through my yard in my mind. Still lots that aren't ripe yet or waiting to be collected.
I have been collecting them right into homemade envelopes,certain ones I use the bag over them and then empty them into their envies,others could be collected into yogurt cups, butter dishes,ect.. They seem to be getting plenty of air for drying ,(In the envies), and it is alot easier to manage them for me.My peppers and tomatoes are on paper plates drying inside. I have the envies filed in boxes in alphabetical order,it makes it much easier for me to just find the right envy and drop the seed in. I keep extra envies and a marker in the box also,most of the time I am prepared for something new to harvest.
I will go around and see whats ready today,I am waiting on a few I hope to get seed from before the frosts hit. It seems the ones I was most bent on getting seeds from are taking the longest...lol...
Happy Harvesting! :D
I got a few things, mostly the balsam impatiens, some rose campion. I kept forgetting to get the seeds till after I started watering, so finally got some!
I left my daylily seeds out (earwigs) too long and they got soaked in the last storm, so I potted them up and got a few sprouts so far.
Just remembered to bring them in off the deck! :)
I stumbled across this post and was amazed. I guess I'm a newbie when it comes to gardening because I had no idea you could harvest seeds from many of these plants. I'm trying to figure out where the seed is on my nemesia plant. I know it's the aromatica rose pink nemesia. Anyone have any suggestions for me? Thanks....
While supper was cooking...only petunia, nothing fancy. Last years petunias reseeded themselves (not true to seed), but I prefer the blooms. Want to make sure I see it as a repeat next year. I'm pretty much stocked up for next year, and am mostly busy cleaning milk jugs.
I did some harvesting yesterday. The weather has been perfect for it the last few days, sunny or partly sunny, warmish for October, and dry. I really like how the gardens look in fall, full of muted autumn colors and seed heads drying up everywhere, with some bright annuals still blooming (no frost yet) and late-blooming perennials.
I harvested -
- Yvonne's Salvia (most of these seem to have fallen out of the spent blooms already!)
- Salvia 'Coral Nymph'
- Scarlet runner bean 'Painted Lady'
- Snapdragon 'Black Prince' (not cross-pollinated with other snaps so I'm hoping they seed true)
- Melampodium
- Monarda citriodora
- Monarda punctata
- Tithonia 'Aztec Sun'
- Cosmos 'Bright Lights' - a nice tall, early bloomer
keep saying I have enough and then finding more seed heads and harvesting them anyway! Like mexican sun flower (figure it will be a fun one for Newbie seed packs when I send it to bakemom), Agastashe "Golden Jubilee" (I really like this plant, so as long as it's putting out seed...) and sadly, Zinnia's (as they are finally gasping their last breath).
Then there are the "new finds" - ooooh, I wasn't expecting to get seed from the crazy hybridized cigar plant I bought and the dianthus pods that are new to me because I have never grown these before, somehow missed their flowers (tall stuff covered them, I have too much tall stuff) so the seed pods feel like prizes. Just wish I knew what color they were!!!
Did some fun ones (balloon flower that just pours out of the pod) and some stinky ones (those red husker penstemons do smell like feet like you said Bakemom) and made note of plants I am going to check tomorrow (asters, black eyed susan vine,verbena in pots). It is suppose to another beautiful day here and I am really going to try to soak it in by spending the whole day outside. Winter will be here in a BLINK!
I also FINALLY figured out (by tons of web cruising) that the "rudbeckia" seed I'd snatched from the library that didn't look anything like my rudbeckia seed wasn't - it is a ratibida - red variety. Except really tall. What is defined as a "coneflower" is very confusing! Lots of flowers have "cones" in the middle.
But I am learning, learning, learning all the time. I love it!!
Still collecting seeds from:
cosmos 15 different varieties
4 o'clocks 3 different varieties
marigolds 2 different varieties
zinnias 8 different named varieties and a couple of crosses
dahlia 5 different dwarf varieties
dwarf balloon
tall balloon
morning glory 25 different varieties
monkey flower on it's 4th bloom
dianthus firewitch, second full bloom
nicandra splash of cream
disco belle
hardy hibiscus 2 different colors
hosta seeds
hybrid daylily seeds
coreopsis lanceleaf
easter egg
balsam impatiens 5 different colors
6 kinds of basil
garlic chives
torenia 2 different varieties
newbie in nj: For lobelia cardinalis, I let the lobelia cardinalis pods dry on the stem until they start to open. Clip of the stems and dry in a paper bag in the house. After a few days close the bag and shake to release the seeds. There are many tiny seeds in a pod.
Maggie: To repel those mosquitoes try Expedition by Avon. It works better than anything I've ever tried. I use it all the time; I forgot one day thing this week and those mosquitoes chewed me up.
I don't generally 'clean' the gardens at this time of year, but the gardens are getting larger and there are more so I've decided that this year there will be some deadheading/cutting back to get ahead for the spring. So I'm collecting lots of seeds right now. I'm leaving most of the coneflower seeds for the winter birds though.
You are right about the Balloon flowers and the seeds just pouring out of those pods. :O)
Yesterday I went for seeds of -
Artemesia Atellariana (Beach Wormwood - looks like Dusty Miller but this is perennial)
Heliopsis Lorraine Sunshine and Summer Sun
Baptisia Australis
Echinacea (Purple Coneflower)
Monarda Jacob Cline
Lynchnis Chalcedonica Salmon
Asclepias Incarnata
and a few more...
Still waiting on a lot of seeds! Sometimes things don't mature here before the snow flies.
Need some advice on collecting seed from Yvonne's salvia. I seem to be missing the boat. When I pull off the brown pods, they are empty. I still have flowers going but won't be long before winter sets in, so what am I doing wrong? I really want to get some seed for next year and to be able to trade with others. I got this seed from Emily and want to pass on the gift of seeds to others.
---- newbie at seed colleting
Yes, that same thing happened to me. I got a few seeds but most of them seemed to have fallen out of the spent blooms. If we get some heavy wind or heavy rain, the seeds are probably jostled out of the seedhead.
I've managed to collect a few, and still have some seed leftover from a trade with Mskee. I wouldn't want to be without this beautiful flower, it is still a stunner in the fall garden.
Found some roadside sunflower heads that still had about half the seeds left in them. I only took 2 seedheads worth of seed so the birds could have plenty. I also picked a couple of seedheads of river oats. They were totally brown, so I assume they are mature.
I collected a few more nasturtium seeds over the weekend. I have also learned the joy of popping balsam impatien pods! Also drying are Kentucky Wonder beans, Cherokee Trail of Tears, Purple Queen beans, Kinghorn Wax beans, Mammoth Table Acorn squash, and Waltham Butternut squash
Today I harvested some Aster laevis, Smooth blue aster, this is a very pretty WS perennial that bloomed a bit in the first year.
Also harvested some Cardinal Climber (Ipomoea sloteri) seeds, this grew vigorously all summer and thenbloomed like crazy in late summer until a couple weeks ago - a favorite of the hummingbirds along with the Yvonne's Salvia!
I am still gathering seeds from my hollyhocks, petunias, portulacus, phloxs, black eye susans, and hostas.
Is anyone interested in exchanging seeds with me?
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I have seed envelopes and they just slip into a #10 envelope for easy shipping.
I forgot to include my link for the photos of my backyard flowers and perennials.
Here is a link that might be useful: Backyard Flowers
I am a newbie and have a question for all of you.
When you harvest seeds from your flower plants, do you harvest from only the ones that were heirlooms or from hybrids as well?
I see seeds on so many of my hybrids and keep wondering if I should collect or not. I read conflicting views and don't know if its worth it. I dont care if the color/size of the flower is different from the parent, but I do want them to flower.
Would love to hear and leanr from your experiences!
I tend to collect from all my flowering plants and they are a mishmosh collection, some bought before I started WSing, some grown myself from bought or trade seed. I've found that some seeds from hybrid plants (i.e.purple millet) grow just fine from collected seeds, while others are not true to the parent but sometimes nice anyway! I figure I'm not losing much (just some pro-mix, which I'll recycle for a pot or something anyway)by trying and I really enjoy collecting seed. My biggest frustration is that I will occastionally purchase a plant and get excited about the possibility of it flowering and setting seed (and growing more next year!) and it won't flower (some fancy plectranthus I bought this year) or it flowers but I can't find and harvest seed (Veronica "goodness grows"). The best thing about winter sowing is the very low "risk" - if even 20% of my jugs are duds, I haven't lost much. When I used indoor lights and had to baby everything inside it felt much more risky to try things I wasn't sure would work out.
My advise...Get out there and collect some seed! I imagine that there is not a lot of time left in zone 6 as I am almost done in zone 7!


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Ron Wilson, one time columnist for the Council of Conservative Citizens and former Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans is accused of defrauding investors according to two news articles at the Independent Mail of Anderson, SC in an article titled, "Attorney general: Ron Wilson defrauded silver customers."
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Former Anderson County Council member Ron Wilson told securities investigators he had at least $16.9 million of his customers' silver in a Delaware depository, according to a complaint from the state attorney general.
But the complaint says the depository had no records of Wilson, his company or the silver.
The complaint says that Wilson and his company, Atlantic Bullion & Coin, collected millions of dollars from customers who thought they were buying silver but when customers wanted to cash out there was no silver in their accounts or the accounts had been altered.
A Complaint has been filed by the Attorney General's office. According to the article:
Five violations of the state's security laws are alleged in the complaint, including making false claims under oath and the fraudulent sale of securities.
State Senior Assistant Attorney General Tracy Meyers requested Monday that prosecutors or a state grand jury take up a case against Wilson, according to a criminal referral request provided by the state attorney general's office.
Evidently this isn't a new problem with Ron Wilson, the article reports:
Wilson kept selling the investments in South Carolina, and 24 other states, after agreeing in writing in 1996 to stop selling securities or similar investments because he was not a licensed broker or agent, according to state documents he signed.
The 1996 consent order signed by Wilson says he and any successors or representatives "are prohibited from making or causing to be made to any person or entity in South Carolina any offers or sales of securities by means of any false or fraudulent sales practices."
In the second article one of the United Daughters of the Confederacy officer quips, "There is no silver lining in this." I always love a good humorist. Good for her.
Wilson used to run full page ads for his firm "Atlantic Bullion and Coin" in neo-Confederate publications.
It will be interesting what Wilson will say to his defrauded customers. Will he claim that an evil cabal of DC empire builders stole it, or it was a frame up by Obama and his minions?
The interesting thing about people in these right wing organizations is that they seem to be the targets of people selling investments. When they aren't being sold something as an investment to evade the New World Order or some imagined nemesis, they are being sold various quack health remedies. Some conspiracy is suppressing some health remedy and the persons advocating the conspiracy advocate some thing or food that you can purchase to cure what ails you. (Update: One website I am monitoring is selling a machine which generates electricity without inputs, essentially a perpetual motion machine, and also offering to sell gold wholesale.)
One thing that has to be asked is why it took 16 years for the South Carolina Attorney General's office to realize that Ron Wilson was violated an agreement to desist from selling securities. Lots of people suffering heavy losses.
I will update this as information becomes available.
More on this scandal:
Secret Service hauling off boxes of records.
Another article on the scamming.
Legislature decides to close barn door after horses have left department.
Class-action suit: Lawyer conned by Wilson thinking of class action suit.
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- Mar 6 10:17 AMOoh, I had a hurt back last month. Feel better soon.I realized that my son has early release Wed. So I'd have to go earlier or after 1:00. How about Friday at 12:30? If you are feeling better.Does anyone else want to meet Friday?KatherineFrom: cjstew129 <cjstew129@...>
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Subject: Fw: [HSinA] Re: HIitchcock WoodsI hate to do this, but won't be able to go into Hitchcock Woods tomorrow. I twisted wrong yesterday and my lower back muscles have gone into spasms. I'm hanging out at the house on muscle relaxers for the next couple of days. I'll make a hike soon!Carol----- Forwarded Message ----
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I'd love to take the kids and go hiking in Hitchcock Woods. We've been here almost four years and haven't gone yet. My parents are visiting until Tuesday so if another day is scheduled I'd love to join you and anyone else who wants to go!!
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Originally Posted by CYVADER
I know who flea is but I had to google smh. Is that bad?
Originally Posted by Sparkplug
I'm old - still have 8 tracks someplace
My dad is almost 64 and knows RHCP and Flea. hah..
Originally Posted by Sparkplug
Who is Flea?
White hasn't tweeted in around 24 hours. I'm guessing maybe something alright happened and part of the deal was Morey telling Royce to STFU on Twitter about some stuff.
Either that, or something really bad happened and he's having a major attack or something.
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White hasn't tweeted in around 24 hours. I'm guessing maybe something alright happened and part of the deal was Morey telling Royce to STFU on Twitter about some stuff.
Either that, or something really bad happened and he's having a major attack or something.
I bet he got #LAWYERED
I'm expecting a YouTube video released announcing his retirement from basketball.
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Originally Posted by Doc
I bet he got #LAWYERED
The twitter stuff? Unless part of his contract, all they could get him for his Libel, which would be hard in that short period of time to prove to the judge that he caused a lot of harm to the company.
I'm sure if he did, it would be like a "show the **** up to practice, quit, or ...else"
Maybe the wanted more OPAQUENESS from him.
I'm hoping someone uninstalled the Twitter app on his phone...
Still no word?
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Tu to Fr from 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM,Sa from 10:00 AM to 02:00 PMThe Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church is where the great Dr. Martin Luther King Junior began his movement for civil rights. The church not only holds regular services, but also offers tours to those who would like to explore the rich history of the church. There are specific sections of the church where Dr. Martin Luther King delivered motivational speeches; the Dexter Parsonage Museum is situated a few blocks away. This was also the epicenter of the Montgomery Bus Boycott. A visit to Montgomery would not be complete without a trip to this National Historic Landmark.
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Nancy Unger: When Helping Earth was Women's Worktags: CNN, feminism, Nancy Unger, Earth Day
Nancy Unger is professor of history at Santa Clara University and the author of "Beyond Nature's Housekeepers: American Women in Environmental History."
(CNN) -- Earth Day is the time of year to hear the usual polarized debates between liberals who lament humanity's reckless use of natural resources and conservatives who deny any human role in climate change and echo Sarah Palin's call for industry to "drill, baby, drill."
This division is familiar, but it hasn't always been this way. After all, it was President Nixon who established the Environmental Protection Agency and signed the Clean Air Act. Long before that, social conservatives were in the vanguard of environmental activism in the United States, in part because of their traditional views about women.
Lydia Adams-Williams, conservationist and writer, summed up a widely held belief when she proclaimed in 1908, "Man has been too busy building railroads, constructing ships, engineering great projects and exploiting vast commercial enterprises to take the time necessary to consider the problems which concern the welfare of the home and the future." It fell to women, she declared, "to educate public sentiment to save from rapacious waste and complete exhaustion the resources upon which depend the welfare of the home, the children, and the children's children."...
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Brave Boys Are They!
Heavily falls the rain;
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But 'neath the roof, the hours as they fly,
Are happy and calm and bright.
Gathering round our fireside,
Tho' it be summer time,
We sit and talk of brothers abroad
Forgetting the midnight chime
Brave boys are they!
Gone at their country's call;
And yet, and yet we cannot forget
That many brave boys must fall.
Under the homestead roof
Nestled so cozy and warm,
While soldiers sleep, with little or naught
To shelter them from the storm.
Resting on grassy couches,
Pillow'd on hillocks damp;
Of martial fare, how little we know,
Till brothers are in the camp.
Thinking no less of them,
Loving our country the more,
We sent them forth to fight for the flag
Their fathers before them bore.
Though the great tear drops started,
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God bless you, boys! we'll welcome you home
When rebels are in the dust.
May the bright wings of love
Guard them wherever they roam;
The time has come when brothers must fight,
And sisters must pray at home.
Oh! The dread field of battle!
Soon to be strewn with graves!
If brothers fall, then bury them where
Our banner in triumph waves.
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Recent Rate: $25 6/2014
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Date of Stay: June, 2014 - $25.00
A very simple campground at the back of the motel unit. Three sites with hookups; the rest are dry camp in a field. The place could use some work, but all utilities worked well. This is a good place to park your rig and make the drive to Keno City and back in your car. We camped at Bedrock Motel in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: August, 2010
THIS PARK IS CLOSED. We camped at Bedrock Motel in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
Date of Stay: June, 2010 - $10.00
Rate is for a boon docking site for one night. Not much to chose from in Mayo as it is really off the beaten track. They had a big weekend celebration in town and the hookup sites were still occupied from that even though it was a Monday. Boon docking area was a large grassy field that while fairly level, was not smooth. If you are looking for hookups in Mayo, arrive early. The pull off into the motel/RV park from the highway was the most potholed we have ever encountered in four years of full timing. We camped at Bedrock Motel in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $22.00
This is a nothing park with only 15amp power and no sewer connections, but is also the only park in the area for visiting Mayo and Keno unless you drive up to Mayo. It is no more than a field with grass and gravel where you pick your own spot. It is an easy in and out for big rigs. The Wi-Fi only works in the restaurant and not at even the closest sites. If we felt we wanted to stay in the area we'd stay here again but that would be the only reason. We camped at Bedrock Motel in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
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Is there any correlation between the user accounts affected? (Similar member numbers or join date? frequent posters? seemingly completely random?)
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Friends who call themselves the Banana Bunch pitch in to plan and prepare a surprise birthday party for one of their regular members, Molly's dog Scruffy, and Scruffy repays them by finding their missing baseball. Includes ideas for making someone's birthday special. 3022542 Joey & Johnny, the ninjas. Get mooned 2015-03-26T00:00:00-04:00 SerWacki. New York, NY : Balzer + Bray, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 2015. 307 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm "1"--Spine. "Best friends and ninjas-in-training Joey and Johnny are sent on a special mission to investigate their rival ninja school's use of advanced technological weapons"-- Provided by publisher. 3022559 The sweetest heist in history 2015-03-26T00:00:00-04:00 Spencer, Octavia, author. New York : Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, [2015] 209 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm. 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New York, NY : KT Books, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers, [2015] 215 pages ; 22 cm Ten-year-old Teddy Mars seeks to stand apart from his six siblings, none of whom could be called "normal," by earning a listing in the Guinness Book of World Records. 3033601 Earthquake escape 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, c2012. 145 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London : Stripes, 2009. Twins Ben and Zoe are sent by their uncle Dr. Stephen Fisher to rescue an orphaned giant panda cub, which has wandered from its sanctuary after the 2008 earthquake in China's Sichuan Province. 3033602 Safari survival 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, c2012. 146 p. : ill., map ; 20 cm. Originally published: London : Stripes, 2010. Twins Ben and Zoe are sent to Kenya to expose and stop the hunters who are killing elephants in the nature reserve for sport. 3033603 Ocean S.O.S. 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, [c2012]. 146 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. "A Capstone imprint." When a captive-bred dolphin is dumped in the Caribbean, the twins, Ben and Zoe, set out to locate and guide him to safety--but when a storm overturns their boat they find that the tables have turned. 3033604 Desert danger 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, [c2012]. 146 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London : Stripes, 2011. "A Capstone imprint." Ben and Zoe travel to the Kalahari Desert in Namibia to rescue a lion cub who has fallen down a well, but a sandstorm threatens to overwhelm them before they can get the cub back to its pride. 3033605 Avalanche alert 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, [c2012]. 146 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London : Stripes, 2010. "A Capstone imprint." Wild weather -- Fang -- Ascent -- Poison -- Spotted -- On track -- Antidote -- High ground -- Under the weather -- On the edge -- In the bag -- Avalance! -- Save and sound. A snow leopard and her cubs have been separated from their territory by an avalanche in the Himalaya Mountains, and it is up to Ben and Zoe to find the rare cats and guide them to safety before the local villagers poison them. 3033606 Polar meltdown 2015-03-19T00:00:00-04:00 Burchett, Jan. North Mankato, Minn. : Stone Arch Books, c2012. 147 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. Originally published: London : Stripes, 2009. 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Wellington : Gecko Press, 2015. 92 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 22 cm Translated from the Swedish. First published by Bonnier Carlsen, Stockholm, 2012. 3029795 The volume of possible endings : Dorrity's tale in five parts 2015-03-17T00:00:00-04:00 Else, Barbara, author. ©2014 335 pages : illustrations, music ; 20 cm. Novel for children. Dorrity, the only child in Owl Town, finds an enchanted book that makes strange predictions. The she meets the strange Metalboy, and embarks on an adventure to uncover her past. 3026631 Ricky Ricotta's mighty robot vs. the voodoo vultures from Venus 2015-03-16T00:00:00-04:00 Pilkey, Dav, 1966- author. New York, NY : Scholastic Inc., [2014] 118 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm. Originally published in 2001 in a slightly different form by Blue Sky Press under title: Ricky Ricotta's giant robot vs. the voodoo vultures from Venus. "3"--Spine. 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Patricia Gale
Gardner's Plea
The smell of fresh tilled earth
brought the robins back with spring
Only feet away, happy lucky feather friends
The catch of the day
Poor Willie worm
Delicacies for lunch
Make a deal with the sun
Hang around and warm the ground
And you and I shall seed the earth
Flowers from child hood memories
Three generations passed down
From one plant eighty years ago to last year
Fresh vegetables cared for like babies in the house
Grown from seeds
Nurtured with love
Spring, I bid thee stay
Bring the sun and the fun
Winter go far, far away
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Elysabeth Faslund (6/24/2007 9:26:00 AM)
Isn't it exciting and fulfilling to watch those little seeds spring up? I feel like a protective lioness with her cubs! The best of all, is being able to cook and serve things you've nutured, then picked carefully. Oh yeah, wasn't thinking about the tomatoes right outside the window, until I read this. Great, simple, delightful read!
Thanks for this one! xxElysabeth (Report) Reply
Duncan Wyllie (4/27/2007 12:54:00 PM)
What a great angle on this one, summer shining through taking away the coldness of winters touch, lovely expression Patricia
Hope all is well with you and your closest
Love duncan X (Report) Reply
Nimal Dunuhinga (4/27/2007 11:57:00 AM)
Esther Leclerc (4/27/2007 8:11:00 AM)
Childlike in the simple joy of a season and its beauty and bounty, I'm with you, P.! Thank you for expressing this happiness so well. (I hope to have a garden this time next year!) Esther : ] (Report) Reply
Michael Gale (4/23/2007 4:02:00 PM)
A great tenner of a poem.
Can you imagine being under the assaulted air delivered bombings of those Jolly Green Gardner's seeds hitting thee upon yon yonder head...
That t'would make ye sadder dead.
Bombs away that very bad day...
Not a time of work, but a day of play.
Water melon seeds hit thee hard...
No more face left or even a head left, all squished soft and no longer hard.
What happened to thee 'pard? ...
Was yee hit too hard? , no
longer a living joy of laughter, no
longer a card.
Death will be your only dealt or accepted long restful sleeping bard...
You'll leave this earthly life from a head ached jarred.
God bless all poets-MJG. (Report) Reply
Theodora Onken (4/18/2007 1:06:00 AM)
Yes, Patricia, i think it is time for The Spring...our plants and little other fellas'have been fooled long enough! it is not nive for The weather to fool Mother Nature and it breaks my heart1
Blessings, Theo (Report) Reply
Tranquil Ocean (4/16/2007 1:04:00 AM)
What a simple and lovely poem.I love your style of writing
TO (Report) Reply
Rajaram Ramachandran (4/15/2007 8:03:00 PM)
One is tired of the biting winter and welcomes the beautiful spring-The poem speaks well of this theme. (Report) Reply
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The exit of CIA director David Petraeus has major implications for the White House. In immediate terms, the 'Benghazi wound' is still open. The CIA reportedly advised the White House to plead initially that the murder of the US ambassador to Libya wasn't a terrorist strike — an issue that raised dust in the last phase of Obama's election campaign.
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An opportunity may have got created to review the whole gamut of Af-Pak from a newer perspective. The drone attacks became inevitable primarily because Pakistan segmented terror setups into three kinds. Those who tried to capture power in Pakistan were dealt with ruthlessly, while the networks on the Afghan front were tolerated, while the outfits on India front actively encouraged.
India, in order to avoid escalation, prioritize economic development, and create grounds for long term solutions, has wisely chosen defensive measures like improving the social fabric in the subcontinent to ward off threats; US opted for counter-offensive via drone attacks. India engaged with civil leadership in Pakistan while the dialogue of US was mostly with Pakistan defense establishment.
The inability to perceive the historical bonds and cultural milieu which so strongly knits the SAARC region far more than the Silk route nations West and North of Afghanistan is startling. This led to a defective formulation of isolating Af-Pak region for direct intervention; while also inviting China to invest in those areas, particularly in Afghanistan where mega investments is reported being made by them in Copper mines.
Once it is recognized that terror infrastructure suits Chinese strategic interests, and their investment into military-cum-terror establishment of Pakistan continues to rise in support of such rationale, there can be real movement in attenuation of terror.
The eventual remedy is to facilitate cultural and economic integration of the two nations with all others in the region extending from Turkey to India.
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This popular low-maintenance flower attracts butterflies.
Plant type: Herbaceous perennial
Botanical name: Hemerocallis
Hardiness: USDA Zones 3 to 9
The low-maintenance gardener's ideal plant, daylily is one of the most popular and easiest-to-grow perennials available today. Named for its day-length blooming flowers, it's loaded with buds ready to take over for spent blooms the very next day. Selected cultivars bloom from late spring to fall, so a variety of daylilies can provide color throughout most of the growing season. Colors abound in everything from yellow, orange, pink, red and white. Bicolor, double-flowering, dwarf, giant and reblooming types available. May be evergreen in mild-winter climates. Plant size ranges from one to four feet tall and as wide, depending on cultivar.
How to use it: In masses, along a border, on steep banks or in containers. Use in a sunny, mixed perennial border or rock garden (dwarf varieties are best).
Culture: Performs best in a rich, moist, well-drained soil, but does well in a variety of soils. Plant in full sun. Spent blooms can be deadheaded, and dead stalks can be removed to clean up plants and make them more attractive. Propagated through division or seed. Divide every three to five years in spring or fall. Virtually pest- and disease-free, and, in fact, it is touted as low maintenance and hard to kill. However, USDA Zones 7 and warmer may have problems with daylily rust. To identify, the rust causes golden-orange streaks that appear on both sides of the leaves. If you suspect that you might have daylily rust, check to see if rust spores fall onto a white tissue when the leaves are jostled. If they do, then your plant has daylily rust. Cut infected plant(s) and surrounding plants back just above the soil line. Treat with a fungicide. It is important to properly dispose of clippings of infected foliage in the trash. Not recommended to compost.
Special notes: Low-maintenance perennial that makes it a easy and durable plant to use in the garden. Attracts butterflies.
Selected cultivars
- 'Stella d'Oro'. Rebloomer. Perhaps one of the most well-known daylilies. One of the standards that has become a trustworthy rebloomer throughout the season. Has golden yellow flowers. Plant size is one foot tall and wide. Moderately resistant to daylily rust. American Horticultural Society award winner. USDA Zones 3 to 10.
- 'Happy Returns'. Rebloomer. Has creamy yellow flowers. Plant size is about one to one and a half feet tall and wide. Very resistant to daylily rust. Zones 3 to 9.
- Grass-leaf daylily (H. minor). Cold-hardy dwarf daylily. Narrow, grasslike foliage provide nice texture in the garden. Fragrant golden yellow flowers that have a short bloomtime in spring to early summer. Plant size is about one foot tall and one to two feet wide. Zones 3 to 9.
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