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(The Hill) The Obama administration defied a majority of the Senate on Tuesday by voting to approve a United Nations treaty on the trade of small arms and other conventional weapons.
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The treaty stalled last summer after the Obama administration withheld its support ahead of the November elections. Since then, the administration has sought additional language protecting hunting and self-defense rights to help placate gun-rights advocates while pushing hard for the treaty to take effect.
Is anyone particularly surprised that Obama did one thing pre-election and takes a contradictory stance post-election?
Anyway, the treaty would require a 2/3rds vote to pass the Senate, and there is now possible way that 66 Senators will vote for it. Senator James Inhofe has already said it's a non-starter. I can't imagine Harry Reid even bothering to bring it to the Senate floor, instead simply allowing it to languish in committee.
Now, is the treaty really that bad? Not in its draft form, as I previously discussed. Yet, there are still issues that interfere with existing US law and 2nd Amendment Rights, not to mention sovereignty. Furthermore, quite a few of the nations who voted for the treaty will be the first to break it, caring little for international law. We do have to consider that the treaty is, like so many others, yet another way to shift more power into the hands of the United Nations (an organization full of graft, misconduct, wastefulness, dictators, murderers, and various other bad people).
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Inflation continues to be a major problem around the globe. Food price inflation has been one of the primary triggers for the protests and riots across the Middle East and North Africa. China has been struggling with rampant inflation for months now. And price inflation has been cited as one of the primary complaints among participants in this week's massive protests in Spain.
Inflation is also causing problems closer to home. The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) released a report on May 19 showing that seniors have lost almost one-third of their buying power since 2000, according to the Annual Survey of Senior Costs. "In most years, seniors receive a small increase in their Social Security checks, intended to help them keep up with the costs of inflation. But since 2000, the Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) has increased just 31 percent, while typical senior expenses have jumped 73 percent, more than twice as fast." (Seniors Have Lost 32 Percent of Their Buying Power Since 2000)
Lee Adler discussed last week's market action and the impending end of QE2: "The markets responded as expected to this week's light Treasury supply, which included a hefty paydown on Thursday along with the usual dose of POMO. Stocks sold off Monday under the pressure of settling $72 billion in new notes and bonds, but then they recovered as POMO and $10 billion in Treasury paydowns put cash back in the pockets of the market's movers and shakers. As usual, they deployed some of it into stocks.
"However, there was a fly in the ointment of this week's light Treasury schedule. The evidence suggests that the foreign central banks ran away from the auctions. If this is the reversal of their short term buying cycle, it should depress the performance of the markets in the weeks ahead...
"The supply bogeyman will return at the end of the month, with $61 billion of new notes and TIPS settling on May 31. That will be an interesting challenge for the market. Once again, how that is handled should give us a preview of things to come when the Fed's POMO pause begins in July. I have a hunch it won't be pretty. (Lee Adler at Wall Street Examiner, "What goes around, comes around")
Commenting on Friday's weak market behavior, Lee wrote, "Friday was an interesting day, but for bears to take control there must be follow through... The market now sits right on a major trendline. If it is decisively broken, a bigger decline could lie ahead after the end of POMO. POMO should still allow for an intermittent bid to prop the market for the next 5-6 weeks. Then it's on its own for awhile. That should be ugly." (Lee Adler's Wall Street Examiner)
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Thinking of getting the above for business emails and personal use. Do you have it and what do you think? Reviews on some sites seem very good. I know it's dated know and more recent versions of smartphones available but for checking and replying to emails and at £20 a month it seems a fair phone. Also, how have you found the 'maps' on it - are they easy to update of Nokia site etc?
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Had mine about 6 months now and love it. I also pay £20 a month with three for which i get unlimited internet access and unlimited texts (STFU). I use google maps which is an excellent app when used with GPS. I can normally connect to at least 4 satellites.
I must admit i don't use it for emails as such as it is a personal phone and i tend to check my hotmail account using internet access rather than push but when i did set it up it seemed to work well.
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The management team for the Soundcraft Si and Si Compact Series, now having won 11 industry awards in the past two years (left to right): Richard Ayres, Product Manager; Matt Rowe, Hardware Engineering Manager; Chris Gomm, R&D Senior Manager.
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I felt relieved last year when US regulators withheld approval for powdered alcohol before it had gone on sale. Now it has been given a green light.
Alcohol is already a major hazard for society, which it is not particularly successful at navigating. Powdered alcohol, which simply needs to be mixed with water, is a far greater hazard.
Or should I say, too great a hazard. It will be almost impossible to restrict at public and family events or amongst younger age groups, especially in schools. It will be so much easier for drinks to be spiked.
I'm not known for being alarmist, but I would not expect to wait very long before allegations of palcohol leading to rape and accusations of causing death on the roads.
In my entirely personal view, palcohol should be prohibited. Period.
Not exactly. But not far off.
The latest advertisement for Coca-Cola Life in France's LSA magazine has a white bar at the bottom of the page, containing the words:
"Pour votre santé, évitez de manger trop gras, trop sucré, trop salé www.mangerbouger.fr"
Which means, 'For your health, avoid excess fat, excess sugar, excess salt.'
Quite a message.
It's fascinating how many companies are now promoting water, even though they're not selling it. I'm thinking of everyone from dispense machine and dispense cap suppliers to producers of nutrition supplements and dilutable syrups.
The most striking example I've seen recently was a full page advertisement in The Sunday Times on 8th March.
The heading read: "Not as perfect as water. But better than no water at all."
The full text was: "Water is amazing. Two thirds of the planet's surface is water. Even our bodies are made of it. We all know how important water is, but we sometimes struggle to drink enough of it. At only 5 calories, a delicious glass of Robinsons No Added Sugar is the easy and tasty way to drink more water, wherever you are. So go on, start enjoying water with a splash of Robinsons."
As the founding Chairman of the Natural Hydration Council, I have to say I'm delighted.
You might reasonably expect consumers to understand that 'zero' and 'diet' soft drinks contain no sugar or calories.
Especially when these products account for some 40% of purchases.
Yet, according to The Independent in Ireland, research by Coca-Cola found that many Irish people did not know this.
How many ? Six out of ten. 60% !
February 2015 saw 36 food and drink industry transactions recorded on the bevblog.net mergers and acquisitions database. 2 involved sums over $500 million, 1 of them amounting to more than $5,000 million.
- €6,600 million for US based Ball to buy UK based Rexam in packaging.
- $620 million for US based Keurig Green Mountain to repurchase shares from Italy's Lavazza in coffee.
The €400 million purchase of Serbia's Danube Foods Group, including Knjaz Milos bottled water, by UK based Mid Europa private equity didn't quite reach $500 million because of recent exchange rate variations.
Of the 36 total, 6 were in alcohol, 6 in ingredients, 6 in packaging and 5 in soft drinks.
17 were within national borders and 19 international. The United States featured in 20, followed by the United Kingdom on 9, Spain on 4 and France on 3.
Both the UK and US Governments are considering new national dietary guidelines. On the whole, it looks as if there's:
- good news for milk and dairy
- bad news for fizzy drinks and meat
- increasing recognition of hydration.
There are also some curious refinements of policy being proposed:
- In Britain, ready meals and pizzas could be included in the recommended 5 a day for vegetables.
- In the US, aspartame comes up for a caution while caffeine is given more of an all-clear
- And the US recommendations drop all concerns about cholesterol.
The background to the new guidelines is disturbing on high obesity and low achievement of basic nutrition goals.
The solutions envisaged stray into the realms of sustainability and taxation.
It's an extremely complex area because people will always choose with their purses and taste buds.
But we unquestionably have to do better than our track record so far.
Or perhaps I should say, the next big think.
Here's an idea to think about.
More and more evidence points to our health being influenced by our diet.
Also, we are generally eating out more frequently than in the past.
Yet, so often, restaurant meals do not automatically include vegetables as part of the main course.
Many even make it more difficult to eat healthily by charging extra for vegetables.
So, should restaurants be obliged to include vegetables with their main courses ?
If they did, we would have a far better chance of a healthier meal.
It might be a small gesture, but it could make a big difference.
One to think about, I hope.
Imagine a beach. Measure one metre. Place on the sand 15 shopping bags full of plastic. Then do the same for every other metre of coastline around the world. That's how much waste plastic finds its way into the sea … every year.
An appalling 8 million tonnes a year. And the amount is growing.
A new US-Australian study assembled data from 192 countries and found that China was responsible for 28% of the total, followed by Indonesia on 10%. All the other main offenders were middle and low income countries, many from Asia, with the United States ranked 20th.
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FACT SHEET: President Obama Applauds Commitments to Address Sports-Related Concussions in Young People
"Sports are one of the best ways to keep our kids active and healthy, but young people make nearly 250,000 emergency room visits each year with sport or recreation-related brain injuries. As a sports fan and a parent with two young daughters, President Obama believes we need to do more to protect the health and safety of our kids.
Mayo Clinic Study Reveals Types and Severity of Youth Ice Hockey Injuries | Newswise
A new Mayo Clinic study in Pediatrics reviews the types and severity of injuries among youth ice hockey players. The study examined the spectrum of injuries and found fractures and concussions to be most frequent, with many of these injuries requiring hospitalization and surgery.
Arkansas Departments of Education and Health Partner on a Project to Reduce Heat-Related Illness in Student Athletes
On average, more than 400 people in the US die each year due to health-related illness. In Arkansas, between 1-1-08 and 12-31-13, more than 300 individuals, with an average age of 13, were transported to a hospital because of heat-related illness. According to the Korey Stringer Institute, over 80% of all exertional heat illnesses that occur during sports activity occur within the first week back to activity.
People suffer heat-related illness when their bodies are unable to compensate and properly cool themselves. On average, more than 400 people in the US die each year due to health-related illness. In Arkansas, between 1-1-08 and 12-31-13, more than 300 individuals, with an average age of 13, were transported to a hospital because of heat-related illness. According to the Korey Stringer Institute, over 80% of all exertional heat illnesses that occur during sports activity occur within the first week back to activity.
The State Lystedt Law and Concussion Documentation in the Seattle Public High Schools | Journal of Athletic Training
Epidemiologic Comparison of Injured High School Basketball Athletes Reporting to Emergency Departments and the Athletic Training Setting | Journal of Athletic Training
Context: Basketball is a popular US high school sport with more than 1 million participants annually.
Objective: To compare patterns of athletes with basketball-related injuries presenting to US emergency departments from 2005 through 2010 and the high school athletic training setting from the 2005–2011 seasons.
Design: Descriptive epidemiology study.
Pediatricians Say Training Can Help Teens Avoid Knee Injuries | NPR
If you're a teenage athlete, or the parent of one, you probably live in fear of a torn anterior cruciate ligament, one of the knee's key stabilizing ligaments.
A torn ACL often requires surgical repair. But so-called neuromuscular training programs can cut the risk of a serious ACL injury and should be recommended to at-risk young athletes, especially girls, according to a clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Off-Season May Not Be Enough for Football Players' Brains | Reuters
The time between football seasons may not be enough for players' brains to recover from hard hits to their heads during games and practices, suggests a new, small study.
Researchers discovered changes in the white matter of 10 college football players' brains after one season, compared to people who didn't play sports. After six months of not playing, the athletes' brains were still different.
Pediatricians' Knowledge of Current Sports Concussion Legislation and Guidelines and Comfort With Sports Concussion Management | Clinical Pediatrics
Background: Sports-related concussions disproportionately affect young athletes. The primary objective of our study was to determine Illinois pediatricians' level of familiarity with state concussion legislation and with published consensus guidelines for sports concussion diagnosis and treatment. We also sought to determine pediatricians' knowledge regarding concussion management and comfort treating sports concussion patients.
Connecticut: Basketball and the Brain: Concussions Aren't Just a Risk in Football | CBS News
To help protect their players, the University of New Haven men's basketball team is turning to technology. During practice, players wear Triax head sensors that are small enough to be slipped into a headband. The sensors track the g-force of a hit to the head, which can cause jarring movement of the brain inside the skull.
In 2010, a study in Pediatrics showed that 375,000 youths are sent to the emergency room each year due to basketball-related injuries. Although the total number of injuries declined over a 10-year period, the report highlighted a 70 percent increase in traumatic brain injuries on the court.
For Many College Athletes, the Payoff Is Lifelong Disabilities: Study | Healthfinder.gov
Many elite college athletes are inactive later in life and it's often due to the lingering effects of injuries they suffered during their brief college sports career, a new study contends.
The Indiana University researchers looked at 232 men and women who were former Division I athletes and 225 men and women who didn't play high-level sports in college. The participants were between 40 and 65 years old at the time of the study.


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We're moving to Castle Rock from MS - leaving here on Friday. Only we're going to be in a hotel for 3 weeks while the house is completed.
Here's what I have to bring with me (plant wise):
3 iris
9 daylilies (small pieces dug up this summer while they were in bloom, now in small pots)
2 small oak trees (one sawtooth, the other not sure)
1 gerber daisy
3 geraniums (annuals, which overwintered outside in s. MS)
3-4 houseplants
Many of these were from my Mother's garden, which I dug up after she died and we sold the house. I'm thinking that the iris can go in ziploc bags, as can the daylilies?? I'm also wondering if I can take cuttings of the geraniums and place in rooting cups? Even though we're driving both vehicles, we also have 3 dogs & all the clothes, etc. that we'll need for the 3 weeks!!! HELP!!!!
Welcome to Colorado, Cindy! I moved to Castle Rock from Tennesse (near the Mississippi state line) this same time of year, eight years ago with three cats, instead of dogs, houseplants, and at the time we had one child. Talk about deja vu, LOL. We have since moved to the western side of the state, but I'm sure you will love it there. I had to pretty much throw what little I knew about gardening out the window when I moved to Colorado, but I have learned so much from the people on this forum, and I'm sure you will too.
I'm sorry that I don't know much about rooting cuttings, but maybe our propagation experts will chime in with some help. I do know that you will have to overwinter the annual geraniums indoors, but other than that, I just wanted to welcome you to the Rocky Mountain Gardening forum.
Hoping your move goes smoothly,
It looks like the sawtooth only goes to zone 6a and Castle Rock looks like a zone 4. Might be too cold for that one.
I suspect the iris, Gerber, and the day lilies will be fine but not sure how to manage them during that 3 weeks.
I think the tiger lily is only hardy to zone 3.
Are the geraniums really geraniums or pelargoniums? If they are geraniums, I bet they will be fine here but if they are pelargoniums I think they will need to be kept inside.
I hope others give some opinions because I am still learning the ropes out here!
Welcome :) Have a safe move and enjoy the fickle weather here!
Here is a link that might be useful: Wiki's Geranium link
Welcome (almost!) to Colorado Cindy. The iris should be pretty tough. Last year I dug up a bed of iris and just left the ones I didn't replant in a pile under a tree for several weeks. Later gave these away to friends and at our fall swap and they all did fine. I would try to keep the bag open if possible, as I don't think they would do well sealed up.
Hi Cindy,
I want to add my welcome to everyone elses! HereÂs a little bit of information that may help you with moving your plants.
The iris rhizomes you should be able to just dig up, knock most of the soil off, cut the foliage down most of the way, and stick the bottoms in a plastic bag to keep them from dehydrating too much till youÂre able to replant them. DonÂt seal the top of the bagsÂjust leave them open to allow air circulation. TheyÂll be fine! Rhizomes are like bulbsÂthey can be out of the soil for quite some time without doing any damage. When you replant them, either leave the rhizome slightly exposed on top, or cover them just barely with soil.
The tiger lily is the same! Dig however many bulbs you want, knock the soil off, and stick them in an open plastic bag. Replant the bulbs in fallÂlate September or October sometime.
With the daylilies, if youÂre ok with them in the pots theyÂre in, I recommend cutting the foliage down most of the way to make them easier to transport and stick the pots in plastic bags (also open) to keep the soil from drying too quickly. Cutting the foliage down a ways will also make it easier for them to get started when you replant them out here.
The oak trees I canÂt help much with, but IÂd stick them in pots and bring them along. Oaks often donÂt do too well out here because of our alkaline soil, but anything is worth a try. They might just happen to like the place where you plant them and do fine for you. If Jennifer is right about the zone for the one oak it might not make it, but IÂd still say go for it! What do you have to loose!
Your gerbera daisy is an annual out here, so keep it in a pot and take it in the house when the temps outside are getting too cold if you want to try to keep it over winter. Stick it in a window with lots of light. If you donÂt want to try to keep it over winter, youÂll find them available with the bedding plants in spring and you could just start over.
The geraniums, if you have what most people think of as geraniumsÂthe ones with the big, bright red or pink flowersÂare also definitely not hardy, but you can keep them in a pot, cut them way back in fall, and also put them in your sunniest window. I kept one over winter last year that did fine and was blooming in late winter when the days started getting longer again. If your geranium is in a small enough pot to bring it the way it is, IÂd recommend cutting it back 1/2 to 3/4. When it starts to grow again, itÂll come back fuller and nicer than it was. If you want to bring cuttings, they root quite easily in soil, but youÂd need to be sure the pots donÂt get knocked over while youÂre traveling.
And your houseplantsÂit depends on what they are, but most house plants can be cut back substantially too if that will make them easier to transport. If you know what they are, I may be able to give you some more specific information.
With everything, be sure you donÂt keep them too wet, and leave the tops of any plastic bags open so they get good air circulation. If theyÂre closed up they could stay too wet and start to rot. And when you have plants in the car, you need to treat them the same as you would your dogs. DonÂt park the car in the sunÂeven with the windows cracked. ThatÂs true anywhere, but the sun out here at our high altitude is much hotter than it is at sea level. If you leave plants in the car theyÂll get too hot, theyÂll cook, and that will be the end of them. If you couldnÂt leave the dogs in the car, donÂt leave the plants in the car.
WeÂre glad to have you joining us out here. IÂm sure youÂll love it once you get used to the different conditions.
Drive carefully,


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by Larry Magid A famous cartoon from the New Yorker shows a dog sitting in front of a computer telling another dog, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." But now, thanks to the Internet, everyone knows everything about you. Or at least they might be able to find out. Online reputations are […]
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Kids' Exposure to Porn: New Findings
Researchers say kids' exposure to online porn may now be "normative among youth Internet users, especially teenage boys."
Profile of a teen online victim
As presented by David Finkelhor, director of the University of New Hampshire's Crimes Against Children Research Center, on Capitol Hill
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Talking with your kids can go a long way towards keeping them safe.
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Rajat Gupta, a one-time poster boy of Indians in America and former Goldman Sachs Director, today began his two-year prison sentence after fighting a protracted legal battle to clear his name in one of the biggest insider trading schemes in US history.
India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta will have to report to jail on June 17 to begin his two-year sentence on insider trading charges after the US Supreme Court rejected his last-ditch bid to stay out of prison while he appealed his conviction.
May 21 promises to be a crucial day for the Indian-American community.
Rajat Gupta, a former director at Goldman Sachs, quit the supervisory board at Sberbank, Russia`s biggest lender, but remains a strategic adviser to the board, Sberbank said on Thursday.
Prosecutors are examining whether Goldman Sachs Group Inc director Rajat Gupta gave inside information about the bank to Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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This week, Greg Goodwin of LNS research is counting down the top 5 asset performance trends in the manufacturing sector.
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The counterfeiting of well-known brands and products is a problem that continues to rise each year; currently, it is estimated to make up five to seven percent of world trade or $1.77 trillion in 2015.
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Above all, Limor "Ladyada" Fried is a maker — a member of a DIY subculture of engineering-oriented pursuits including 3D printing, electronics and robotics.
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It's easy to look at a situation like GM's and wonder how it got so catastrophically out of control, but Gittler's exercise suggests that even the best-laid plans are subject to more than just a small sliver of error.
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The inter-connectedness, expansive footprints and co-dependency within the process industries, and the dynamic supply chain interactions in an inter-enterprise network, form the basis for these "Top 10 Resolutions" to building a better supply chain operating network in 2015 and beyond.
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Automakers are cramming cars with wireless technology, but they have failed to adequately protect those features against the real possibility that hackers could take control of vehicles or steal personal data, according to an analysis of information that manufacturers provided to a senator.
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3332 days 8 hours 10 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2428 days 1 hour 55 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2420 days 17 hours 11 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2417 days 21 hours 25 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
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Repository access
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Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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We always had a good time playing it. I think I ran maybe a half-dozen adventures over as many months.
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I have a friend getting married late spring and have promised peonies for her wedding. I have never tried to delay blooms before but have read that they can be refrigerated at a certain stage to bloom later. Has anyone done this before? If so, what stage is best to start? How long can they be left in the fridge and how long will it take to open when they're removed? Will they last as long as if they hadn'd been chilled afterward? Thanks for any info!
I have done it in the past, just to extend the bloom season. It worked well when picked when the bud showed signs of opening, about the same time the ants show an interest. I did not try and see how long they would last refrigerated. When put in normal temperature they took 3 or 4 days to open. Al
Cut flower growers do hold them for weeks. Here is an excerpt from the book The Flower Farmer by Lynn Byczynski. She claims commercial growers hold cut peonies for up to three months.
Hope the wedding goes well.
Here is a link that might be useful: Peonies as cut flowers
My crazy friend eloped to Las Vegas last week so I'm off the hook for flowers for the wedding. Probably just as well with the lack of spring we're having in CO--only have the tiniest buds so far on a few of the very earlies, won't have blooms until mid June it looks like! I'm going to try the cooler thing for myself, though; I'd certainly love to have fresh peonies in July and August!
Flowergirl, I'm sorry, never saw the reply you posted. I have lots of different types--singles, semi-doubles, doubles, cactus, Itohs and several tree peonies. My big effort this year is to get all of them labelled again, my first labels faded to nothing! I have records of most of the ones I've bought so it won't be as hard as it could've been....I hope! I just ordered a double red fernleaf and 2 fernleaf hybrids for the fall, too--excited about those. I've heard lots of good things but couldn't find them locally and they seem to be a bit scarce on-line, too.