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German domain registry Dotreise has become the first company to reveal that it wants to sell off a new gTLD.
Innovative Auctions is to handle an auction on February 27 at which Dotreise will attempt to unload the unwanted string, it emerged this evening.
The word "reise" is German for "travel".
The gTLD has failed to capture much interest since it launched. As of today, it has just 1,254 domains in its zone file, about 1,000 of which were registered in its first week of general availability last August.
At launch, it had just a handful of registrars. Only four registrars sold more than 100 names in August.
It's currently a relatively big-ticket TLD, which may account for the low sales. It retails for about $170 to $180 at United-Domains, the registrar that has shifted the most .reise names to date.
That would put revenue for .reise at under a quarter of a million dollars a year, based on its current volume, I guess.
It competes with Donuts' .reisen, which has pretty much the same meaning but has been available a month longer and retails for under $25 a year; .reisen has a slightly bigger zone file, at 3,839 domains.
According to Innovative, the company behind Applicant Auction, which helps settle new gTLD contention sets with auctions:
The .REISE TLA will be a simultaneous ascending clock auction, similar to the format of the Applicant Auction. There will be no buyer commission for this auction, so no additional fees – you just pay the winning price if you win.
It's a one-day auction.
Innovative had planned to auction off multiple live gTLDs in October, but was hit by delays.
TLDH raises $5 million from gTLD auctions
Top Level Domain Holdings made almost $5 million by losing auctions for the .lawyer and .website gTLDs this week, according to the company.
The London-listed company told the markets today that it has added £2.97 million ($4.81 million) to its coffers as a result of the auctions, in which Radix won .website and Donuts won .lawyer.
The number is net of the 4% cut taken by Innovative, which conducted the auctions, and the two $65,000 refunds TLDH will receive from ICANN when it withdraws the applications.
Some portion of the $4.8 million TLDH will have received from Donuts, where .lawyer was a two-horse race.
Radix's winning bid for .website will have been split evenly between TLDH and Donuts.
At least one of these TLDs seems to have sold for significantly more than the average private auction selling price, which was $1.33 million after the first 14 Innovative auctions.
Innovative has managed auctions for 18 strings, but we don't know the total price of the latest four.
The .website and .lawyer deals means TLDH now has £10.1 million ($16.3 million) in cash reserves, according to a company press release.
It still has 43 contested applications, however. On a $16 million budget — quite a lot less than some of its portfolio rivals — the company is going to have to make some smart tactical moves to maximize its gTLD portfolio.
"Our strategy remains to best monetise those applications where we see least value so that we can maximise our ability to acquire those names in which we see greatest value," chairman Fred Krueger said in the press release.
It still has stakes in 25 uncontested gTLDs.
NOTE: An earlier version of this story contained inaccurate statements — failing to take into account that .website was a three-way contest — about the average selling price of new gTLDs at auction.
Directi's Radix wins .website gTLD auction
Directi-affiliated TLD registry Radix, has won the private auction for the .website gTLD, according to Radix.
The company beat rival portfolio applicants Donuts and Top Level Domain Holdings to the string, in an auction that was managed by Innovative Auctions, likely one of several going on this week.
There's no outstanding Governmental Advisory Committee advice or objections to the Radix application, so its path to contracting and eventual delegation should be relatively uncontroversial now.
The price was undisclosed, Innovative's standard terms.
Directi is in the process of being acquired by Endurance International, owner of Domain.com, which promised Radix up to $62 million to help with its gTLD auctions.
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Only eight new gTLD contention sets were resolved during Innovative Auctions second round of private auctions this week, and the average winning bid has gone down.
The eight strings sold for a combine $9,651,000, or an average of $1.2 million per string. That's down from the $1.5 million average reported from the first round of auctions in June.
The overall average winning bid from Innovative's auctions is now $1.33 million.
Over 100 gTLDs had been committed to the second round by various applicants — which put up 68 strings and wound up winning three — but the auctions can obviously only go ahead if the whole contention set agrees to participate.
According to Innovative, these are the winners this week:
- .guide: Donuts
- .construction: Donuts
- .storage: Extra Space Storage (applying as Self Storage LLC)
- .desi: Desi Networks
- .expert: Donuts
- .fishing: Top Level Domain Holdings
- .casa: Top Level Domain Holdings
- .网址 (.wangzhi): Hu Yi Global
These were all two-applicant contention sets (Go Daddy had originally applied for .casa, but withdrew its application months ago).
Losing applicants — which get to take home the winning's bidder's cash, net Innovative's fees — were Demand Media, Afilias, Dot Construction, and Red Circle.
The DI PRO Application Tracker will be updated daily as and when the losing applications are withdrawn. So far, only Donuts' bid for .casa has had its withdrawal processed by ICANN.
Innovative seemed to blame the low turnout on the August holiday period, and said it has scheduled its third round of auctions for September 10.
TLDH commits to four private gTLD auctions
Top Level Domain Holdings has committed four of its applied-for gTLDs to private auctions due to kick off tomorrow.
The four strings are .guide, .casa, .网址 ("web address" in Chinese) and .fishing, each of which has only one competing applicant.
The company will bid against Donuts on .casa and .guide, Demand Media on .fishing and Hu Yi Global Information Resources on .网址.
Results of the auctions, managed by Innovative Auctions, are expected to be announced next week.
TLDH was initially cautious about the idea of private auctions, but later decided to participate, for reasons CEO Antony Van Couvering explained in this June article.
Over 100 strings, including 68 from Donuts, are expected to be hitting the block with Innovative this week. The first six strings to be auctioned this way raised an average of $1.5 million per string.
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Hope shook her head and looked questioning at her great-uncle: "I don't understand, what time?"
"In time," the Professor answered, "the world of the stone age people would change completely and then it would look more like this:
With a single key-stroke all the equations and graphs on the Professor's wall had disappeared and were replaced by the over-sized image of a painting, headed by the title 'The Pyramid of Power'.
"But that's not really a pyramid," Hope commented
"No, not really," the Professor agreed
"Did you make that image?" Hope asked
The Professor shook his head: "An artist did it more than 200 years ago."
Hope sighed with relief, since she could utter her opinion without reservations now: "It is really ugly."
The Professor smiled and added: "But it's still quite interesting, isn't it?
Hope had to agree, the image was somehow fascinating in all its ugliness:
The lowest three levels of the structure portrayed seemed actually to form the foundation of a pyramid, getting progressively more narrow while gaining in height.
Built, however, was this structure not on solid ground but on a quaking mass of swirling and intertwined snakes, some of them hissing with open jaws showing sharp teeth dripping with poison. Dozens of snakes were also crawling inside on the floors of the building or winding themselves around the structural columns.
But looking more closely at the strange-colored floors, walls and columns, Hope realized that the whole structure itself was made of snakes biting in each others' tails.
Caged inside the snake-structure were people. Some were sitting apathetically on the ground, images of desolation. Others were huddled together, their faces expressing fear and pain. Still others, their faces distorted with anger, were wielding guns and knives or only sharp elbows and large fists to push and press others to the ground using those fallen bodies as stools and ladders to climb up onto higher levels.
From the second level upwards most people wore nooses around their necks. The ends of the ropes were held either by people on higher levels, or more often they were connected directly to the structure of the strange building. But all those who held ropes, were also threatened to be strangulated by other ropes around their own necks. And like the whole structure of the building itself so were the ropes really nothing else but tail-biting snakes.
But strangely enough those very noose-ended snake-ropes were actually very vital for the structure of the building. For from the fourth level on, the building was no longer a solid whole but a mass of dozens and dozens of smaller pyramid-like structures floating and swirling above without gravity tying them to the ground or the rest of the structure. What connected them with one another and with the lower levels on the ground were alone the snake-ropes twirled together.
While some of the smaller structures had an obvious pyramid-form, especially those where the people inside wore uniforms, others looked distorted and skewed to one side with no real top. Still others looked as if they were constricted around the middle by an old-fashioned corset.
Just like in the lower levels, so contained each of these smaller edifices also caged in people. And just like the others below so would most of the people in the floating structures try as well to reach the higher levels of their particular structure, and that by all means possible. Some had stabbed knives into the backs of their neighbors and were now using those very knives as ladders to higher levels.
Some of them however had succeeded somehow in getting outside their own structure and were now trying to use the twirled snake-ropes to climb from one structure to the next, not realizing in their weightlessness that they weren't climbing up but side-ways or even down.
But just like on the lower levels each one of the people was wearing a snake-rope tied around his neck.
Surrounding the structures were floating tanks, flying missiles and planes dropping bombs. Each of these pieces of armament were connected with a snake-rope to certain men inside the floating parts of the fake pyramid.
In the middle of the mess of floating edifices and weapons was the image of something that looked a bit like a giant eye with the people inside surrounding the iris. But like most of the structures which started out as pyramids and weren't any really, so was the giant eye skewed and distorted. In some way this eye was mirroring the faces of those men inside which also were distorted, showing mostly fear and hatred. But they also had the look of people who were nearly strangulated by the nooses around their necks, snake-ropes connected directly to the snake-walls.
The whole painting seen on the giant screen of the Professor's wall had an aura of total hopelessness. Everyone was trapped or caged and close to suffocating. There was no way out. And even the background was of a dreary gray…
The Professor went on: "Most of the time the people even in the Dark Ages did not lie deliberately to their children, their students, their neighbors, their readers or their listeners. They just didn't know any better. They were repeating what they had learned and trusted to be true. When they did lie they trusted it to be necessary to protect a greater good.
And so like every other community the pyramid of power was stabilized by the trust of the people.
But in the long run lies just aren't a very stable foundation, more and more of them are needed to keep the old ones alive.
In time the deceptions became too obvious to go fully unnoticed. And still, most people couldn't see them, because of their need to trust. But there were a few people with a very special talent…"
"I know, I know," Hope interrupted, "the grumpies, they had the talent to distrust…….but…nobody believed them."
"Well," the Professor said, "nobody, but other grumpies…..at first. But these were the times when the precursor of our Peace-Web had been invented. Now people were able to communicate with one another over far distances and share information without the use of the news-outlets and outside the constriction of teacher-schools. And so, when the grumpies from all over the world could talk to each other, their body of knowledge grew and the truth started to shine its first rays of light unto the mass of lies."
Now the Professor turned back to the ugly painting, pushed a series of keys and turned it into some kind of animation.
Hope also turned around and watched with fascination what was happening now.
The image zoomed out slightly and now you could see that the gray surrounding which had caused the dreary atmosphere were actually dark clouds. These clouds started to rip apart and small rays of a sun that was still mostly covered started to light up the image. The rays hit the lower parts at first.
The Professor explained: "Slowly but certainly the truth would rock the foundation of lies on which the pyramid was built upon"
The snake-pool at the foundation transformed and turned into mush and the structure started to tremble.
"Yeee," Hope cheered, "the truth-light is poison for the snakes."
The Professor smiled and nodded: "And the grumpies´ communication was noticed by others. "
Some of the people within the structure who before had looked apathetic were hit by rays of light and started to lift their heads.
And the Professor continued: "In time the seeds of truth planted in the hearts of those who didn't believe them at first started to sprout. And the non-grumpies started to join in the pursuit of truth, being able to see what their own fear had hidden from them before. Finally they were able to leave what had caged them in before."
By now a growing number of people had left the structure and begun to build houses outside it. Some were already tilling the soil and planting food.
The clouds were thinning out more and more and the sun-light had become stronger reaching now to the upper parts of what was supposed to be a pyramid.
The Professor went on: "With more and more truth coming to light of day the trust of the people in the marauders´ structure, which once had fed into it and stabilized it, eroded. And slowly but certainly the pyramid would crumble."
The animation showed the decay of the structure. The snake-walls and floors started to wither and then to dissolve into dust. The people in the higher levels let go of the ropes in their hands, instead they used their hands to loosen the nooses around their necks.
Every time anyone of the uniformed men let go of the ropes in his hands some tanks turned into tractors, and missiles turned into cranes. A machine gun that before had been in the hands of one of the uniformed men on the lower levels had now, after he had left the structure, transformed into a plowshare drawn by an oxen.
The snake-ropes, which had connected the different parts of the structure, turned into slithering slopes at first, allowing some of the people to slide safely to the ground. Eventually, however, the ropes turned into dust, like the rest of the withering structure. And those who had missed their opportunity and were still inside, when the floor finally dissolved under their feet, had a rather uncomfortable lending. Because, with the disappearance of the strange structure, it seemed that normal gravity had set in again.
And the Professor went on:
"But different from all the earlier fears, this was not the end of the world. The sky hadn't fallen and the seas hadn't risen to cover the lands. Only a pyramid had disappeared from the face of the earth. The people, however, all those who had been inside, they still existed. And the lands to grow the food and the houses to live in and the technology and resources to build, make and trade things were still there as well .
And because the destruction of the corrupt structure had been a slow process, it had given most people enough time to adjust and rebuild their trust, focusing it now on something better than a pyramid of power."
The Professor looked up to the ceiling, while Hope following his gaze nodded in understanding, then he continued: "And the knowledge needed would now be shared. Information would now no longer be monopolized and partitioned, and therefor the knowledge of all people would be growing and growing."
The image zoomed out slightly more to show a landscape of villages and small towns surrounded by fields, meadows and woods.
The Professor ended his tale: "The Dark Ages had faded into the pages of time and our age had begun to rise."
The image zoomed in again to show the spot, where the pyramid had been before but now had disappeared without a trace, making room for the construction site of what was quite obviously Hope's village…


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Great apartment close to all the main sites in Florence. It had everything we needed and was warm enough even on a couple of chilly nights coming in from the cold. Laura was really helpful, met us on arrival and recommended a few places to go. If you are looking for a comfortable and cost effective place to stay in Florence then this is it.
Laura was very welcoming. She offered us a number of suggestions in Florence. The apartment was a bit small, but was very centrally located.
We arrived at the train station and decided to walk to the apartment with our luggage. Not far maybe 5-10 minutes and Laura's directions were perfect. The room was small as expected. Everything was clean and tidy. The shower had good pressure. We did a Tuscany day tour and was able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. Great restaurants near by. La Fondue was our favorite and Gustapizza! So good. Laura was excellent at communication and answered every question we had right away. The only thing negative was it sounded like a kid was bouncing a basketball each evening but we couldn't tell where it was coming from and it would eventually stop. Overall a lovely little apartment in a great location. Thanks for having us on our short visit to Florence!
Laura is a very nice person who gave us some info about the city and helped with our luggage's problem.
The apartment is in the city center, close to the main touristic places. In the apartment you will find a bathroom with towels and shower gel, a kitchen with all the necessary equipment to cook a meal and a very nice bedroom with a big bed and a wardrobe to store your clothes. The apartment is exactly as described in the website and everything is very clean. Highly recommended!
Stayed here for 4 nights end of January 2015. Laura and her husband were friendly and helpful. The direction she gave to the apartment was spot-on and we found the apartment very easily, just a short 10-min walk from the SM Novella train station.
The bathroom was very clean and very large for European standard! But the bedroom was a little small - we had two big luggage and two hand-carry bags which we had to use some of the kitchen space and the entrance hallway to put our luggage.
We had some issues with the window in the bedroom which couldn't shut properly and we could feel cold wind blowing in. No fault of the host as we understand it's an old building. Laura's husband was very handy in taping up gaps in the window frame which really helped block the cold winter wind out! Laura was also very accommodating in leaving the central heating on all night, which made the whole apartment including the bathroom warm and nice. Really appreciate that.
There's also a fully-equipped kitchen, including basic ingredients for cooking a simple meal, but as we were there for a short stay, we didn't get to use the kitchen other than to boil some water.
Laura also helped me research for some tours when I was out busy exploring the town. Very kind of her!
Thanks for your warm hospitality and for providing a good place for our stay in Firenze!
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SatunWhether you love to explore the local food at markets and hole-in-the-wall shops, or go for the comfort of a traveller-friendly restaurant/bar, Satun has got you covered.
Satun's excellent night market comes to life amid an empty lot on Satun Thani Road, just east of the clock tower and Satun Thanee Hotel. You'll find familiar finger foods like fried chicken, springs rolls and chicken satay to go with several shops slinging noodle soup and khao gaeng (curry with rice) with a few tables to sit and eat. Southern Thai chilli pastes and turmeric-touched curries like gaeng neua (beef curry) and massaman chicken are rich, spicy and abundant. Lit by fluorescent bulbs and buzzing from 17:00 to 21:00, the night market is also a good option for fresh fruit and Thai sweets. You might poke around for bu-nga pudak, a traditional Malay dessert made from the dok lamchiak flower.
On nearby Burivanich Road, a second, larger night market materialises every Saturday night and is the "thing to do" for many Satunians, including the high school kids. The festive atmosphere has its share of deep-fried wontons and meats-on-sticks to go with clothing and cell phone cases. Sitting alongside the river at the far western end of Tirasathat Road, the day market is also worth a wander to check out the area's bountiful produce and seafood.
Like Trang to the north, Satun has an intriguing cafe culture that centres on kodu, a locally grown Robusta coffee that's dark-roasted and quite bitter until you add a little sweetened condensed milk. It's available at street cafes all over town, especially at night, and is always served with a pot of Jasmine tea. A vendor usually sets up nearby to whip up roti, fried unleavened bread that's usually made with fruit or other sweet ingredients.
Satun is also known for its chaa yen, known the world over as Thai iced tea. You might think that the version served in your neighbourhood Thai restaurant is great, but just wait until you taste the dark orange Satun version that's locally concocted from a blend of herbal ingredients before being shaken vigorously with sweetened condensed milk. It's also available at any street-side cafe, though we kept going back to a little stand that sets up just south of the night market.
All over town, you'll find hole-in-the-wall shops churning out steaming plates of khao man gai (Thai-style Hainanese chicken rice) and khao mok gai (biryani rice with roasted chicken). Both of these dishes are well known throughout Thailand but you'll often find superior versions in Satun and other Southern Thai cities. To find both, look for huge pots of steaming yellow turmeric rice and whole steamed chickens hanging in street-side displays. Many of these eateries do a range of made-to-order dishes and soups as well.
For a more upmarket spread, Time Restaurant towards the southern end of Satun Thani Road is one of the fancier eateries in Satun, boasting air-con, attentive staff and some very Thai decor. Take a few minutes to flip through the encyclopaedic menu, which covers everything from roasted duck to banana blossom salad. Dishes run from 50 to 200 baht, and they serve beer -- not all that common in these parts.
Next door to Time you'll find Phrik Thai Steak &Food, another good but somewhat pricey option that will satisfy your Western food craving. Salmon, chicken or beef steaks are served with French fries, and there are also a few pasta dishes along with Thai options like roti with green curry. Phrik Thai gets bonus points for outdoor tables and sparkling bathrooms, but no pork or alcohol.
Home of the same-named "Living Room," On's is arguably Satun's standout restaurant and bar. The menu is stacked with Western options like baguette sandwiches, burgers, pizza, full English breakfasts and baked potatoes drenched in cheese and bacon. We were blown away by both the quality and portion sizes. The traveller-oriented vibe might lend the impression that the Thai food will be lacklustre, but locals also regularly take advantage of the delicious Thai dishes. The gaeng luang (sour yellow curry with fish) and slow-roasted massaman with beef were both fantastic. On's has indoor air-con seating and street-side tables where you can also enjoy a cold beer or fresh coffee.
The bar at On's main restaurant and a second On's bar just up the street are both great places to chat up other travellers along with the occasional expat over a cocktail or single-malt scotch. The bar at Cliff's Man is also a fun place to unwind. Cliff's often has barbecues that can get lively, though the food here is inconsistent -- as in they don't always have food to sell.
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Greetings fans of Tari Tari! Crunchyroll shares some cool photos of the Tari Tari Exhibition at OtaRoad in Osaka's Nippombashi district of Japan.
All of the photos were taken by Mikikazu Komatsu with the permission from the store, Geestore Osaka Annex.
For those who are new to Tari Tari, here's a synopsis written my teammate, Auron570, and I.
Tari Tari revolves around 5 Japanese school teenagers and when Konatsu quits the Choir, she tries to enlist the help of Wakana, Sawa, Taichi, and Atsuhiro in her new club. Each member of the choir struggle with their pasts as they go through every day life.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) president Dana White anticipates that Anderson Silva and Nick Diaz will deliver an action-packed showdown at UFC 183 in January. Will the fight between two returning UFC stars really be able to live up to the hysteria?
Speaking to the media during the UFC Fight Night Bangor weigh-ins where White was awarded the Honorary Citizen for Life by Bangor mayor Benjamin Sprague, he expressed his excitement for the upcoming Silva vs. Diaz bout at UFC 183.
"I'm pretty pumped for the fight," White told the reporters.
The 45-year-old American businessman and entrepreneur said that he could not wait for Silva to come back and fight in the octagon ring. He added that Silva is one of his favourite UFC fighters. As for his thoughts on Silva's opponent, White said that they gave Diaz the fight that he wanted.
White also countered and responded to a statement made by Diaz, who has signed a three-fight contract with UFC in July, saying that he never loved fighting. According to Diaz, he disliked fighting because he is a "non-violent person." Diaz said he "hated" watching people get hurt. White couldn't agree more with Diaz's statement and voiced that a man's got to do what a man's got to do.
"A lot of people don't like going to work but you gotta do what you gotta do," White said.
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Silva had the longest winning streak with UFC before shattering with two consecutive losses to Chris Weidman. Silva is currently at 33 wins and 6 losses. Diaz, on the other hand, announced his retirement after suffering back-to-back losses to Carlos Condit and Georges St-Pierre. Diaz's record is 26 wins, 9 losses, and 1 no-contest.
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The Gilmore Car Museum's Director of Special Event and our Beverage Coordinator will be happy to assist you with a complete list of beverages offered (beer, wine, liquor, and premium services available), in answer all questions, and placing all orders.
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Join us for our annual fundraising event, Fast Forward. This year's event falls on Valentine's Day Weekend so we are having a "Love Feast". For 30 hours on Friday through Saturday, we will fast from food and feast on love for God and others. Funds from this year's event will go a long way in helping send people overseas and in providing school fees for students we sponsor abroad in El Salvador, Nigeria and Nicaragua.
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Captured Tracks Record Store Day Releases Include Medicine, the Wake, Cleaners From Venus
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You may have heard a lot these days about people who hoard copper pennies and wonder why they are. After all, if you're like most coin collectors, you probably know that silver coins have historically been the big pocket change prize. However, the times they are a-changing, and the value of copper has skyrocketed over the past few years. People are beginning to hoard copper pennies in the opportunistic pursuit of someday cashing in on the coins' intrinsic value. … [Read more...]
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A lot of people leaving comments here at The Fun Times Guide to Coins have been asking me about their silver pennies. Of course, many of these silver one-cent coins are 1943 pennies, which really aren't silver pennies. They're actually made with zinc-coated steel. However, many of these inquiries about silver pennies have nothing to do with 1943 Lincoln cents or even the highly rare 1944 steel cent (a mint error caused by leftover steel coin blanks getting accidentally getting stamped with … [Read more...]
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If you collect coins, you know about the 1943 steel Lincoln cent. But, what about the 1944 steel pennny? While the U.S. Mint struck more than a billion steel pennies in 1943, about 35 examples of the zinc-coated steel cent are known to have been inadvertently struck bearing the date 1944. Why Were Some 1944 Pennies Struck in Steel? A popular theory is that some steel coin blanks, or planchets, were left in the hoppers and accidentally distributed. … [Read more...]
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Hazelnut (corylus) and cross-pollination
I was looking at T&T seeds catalogue at a hazelnut. They mention it produces loads of nuts and that the tree's parent was out of Skinner's Nursery in Dropmore, Manitoba so is very hardy. It didn't mention anything about cross-pollination so I did some research. Not many websites on them, but I did discover that most hazelnuts need another variety for cross-pollination, with the possible exception of one called "Winkler" which is reported self-fruitful.
I emailed T&T to find out the correct botanical name, whether it was Corylus and if so, what cultivar. They replied, according to their supplier, the tree in question is corylus species and they are seedlings of Skinner (hazelnut) x Graham and Winkler (filbert).
Has anyone had experience in growing this and if so, is it self-pollinating? I am hoping that because it is part "Winkler" it might be, but don't want to wait to find out. Only have room for one shrub. Besides, from what I heard it's a pretty basic looking shrub, so if it doesn't produce nuts (due to no pollinator), I will choose another tree for that spot, something a bit nicer looking.
Or, maybe someone has experience growing the ones called Skinners, Graham, or Winkler?
Thanks for any and all comments,
I planted a hazelnut tree a few years back. it was on the edge of a berm so drainage was good and there was a lot of peat and sand in the soil. It never did much and one year it disappeared (never budded out).
Since then I have been told that in order to get the nuts you will have to net the tree as squirrels will out compete you for the prizes!
Good luck!
My brother in law has a large piece of property on the old homestead. I dug up a hazelnut tree and brought it home and planted it. No nuts the first year, but have had nuts every year since. It is about 3 ft. tall and 2 ft. wide Really quite a nice shrub. The squirrels do like the nuts so you have to be quick. I'm really not sure just how tall they grow. We've had ours about 5 years. We only have the one. It is planted beside a beautiful tamarack tree I also dug up.
Many moons ago I planted one but in the wrong place-as it became larger I tried to dig it up to transplant-they don't like that-it has a large tap root and if disturbed or broken it dies. Then to the Arbor Day Project-a multiple disaster which never saw a pen to my survey report of how each had progressed. One Rep.said they wait till the 2nd freeze to send when dormant. Another when I question their look said they weren't dormant -to plant right away in ground-this was after thanksgiving in the NE. No survivors.
I'm not as far north (Iowa City IA, zone 5) but have a few hazelnut observations.
Winkler - there is one solitary tree nearby, gets loaded up with nuts. These are bigger nuts, approaching normal commercial size. Fairly tasty (only tried a few). I am going to switch to the Winkler for better nut size. Anybody know of a source of trees?
Minnesota hybrids - grow like clump of bushes with lots of suckers, lots of nuts at least with multiple plants, but to me the nuts are only medium good, and quite small. Best way to harvest: clip whole branches off about the time the squirrels start, and hang up in garage or someplace the squirrels can't get them. After they dry in a few weeks they are as good as if you'd grown on tree. Best way to eat: take the husks off, then plop a dozen into an old air popper. When smell is good they are roasted.
Interesting that this posting is still around after six years. I bought a hazelnut(corylus avellana 'royal red') and will be experimenting with it in the front yard. Though most web sites say it's only hardy to zone 4, hopefully it has a chance in a sheltered city yard in zone 3.
I took a plant propagation class in January of 2012 in which I was able to graph a few apple trees and a single hazelnut. All have survived to date and this week the first of the catkins formed on the hazelnut. I am wondering if I am going to need to invest in a second plant for this one to produce in the next few years, this plant seems to have a secondary trunk that has formed (at ground level, far below the graft) and both seem to be budding and leafing as expected. It is the newer truck that is forming the catkins. I am hoping to layer a branch this fall and get it rooting but I am not sure it this is the best course.
Raygrogan, if you are still interested in the Winkler, it is offered by Edible Landscaping in VA. I have planted several bush hazels over the last 2 years, and about half to 2/3 have not made it. I'm still waiting for my first nut! The survivors don't appear to be grafted, so it might be a couple more years for me. Best of luck to you!


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Kirilenko says conditioning key area for him to prep for season
Sep 18, 2012, 7:38 PM EDT
You hear people talk about what is different in the NBA and the European leagues. The NBA has more and superior athletes. Rather than rely on that, the European leagues play a system more dependent on team play and fundamentals, plus bigs who can step away from the basket and score.
Former Utah Jazz player Andrei Kirilenko played for CSKA Moscow in his native Russia last year but is returning to the NBA now, to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
And he made an interesting observation about what is different to Utah's Deseret News.
"I'm working a lot on my physical condition," Kirilenko said. "It's the most important thing in the NBA. My game is very energetic. As long as I'm in good shape, I'm running. That's my game is running."
In Europe there are more practices but fewer games and less of a travel grind. The NBA game is both more athletically demanding and more of a grind.
It's interesting. I've heard the similar things from NBA players and even NHL players talking about the differences in minor and major leagues — conditioning, and a willingness to really push to get the most out of your body, is a part of the separation. There is talent, there is the IQ of the game, but conditioning is part.
And Kirilenko says he'll be ready in Minnesota.
- papichulo55 - Sep 18, 2012 at 8:29 PM
Anybody competing at the age of +30 considers conditioning as key. Any sport. A better story would be why the NBA hasnt had the major PED scandals? Poor testing? Ineffective for Ballers? Lower league standards?
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With clear writingtechnical terms kept to a minimumand a contemporary approach, emphasizing how each doctrine should be understood and applied by present-day Christians, Making Sense of Salvation explores Gods common grace to redeem those who will be saved, and to demonstrate his goodness, mercy, justice, and glory. Topics include but are not limited to the order of salvationfrom Gods choice of people to be saved to the chosen people receiving a resurrection body; effective callingthe act of God the father speaking through the human proclamation of the gospel to summons people to himself in saving faith; regenerationa secret act of God in which he imparts new spiritual life to us; and glorificationwhen Christ returns and raises from the dead the bodies of all believers for all time who have died. Written in a friendly tone, appealing to the emotions and the spirit as well as the intellect, Making Sense of Salvation helps readers overcome wrong ideas, make better decisions on new questions, and grow as Christians.
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Wayne Grudem is research professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary in Phoenix, Arizona. He holds degrees from Harvard (AB), Westminster Theological Seminary (MDiv, DD), and Cambridge (PhD). He is the author of more than a dozen books including the bestselling Systematic Theology.
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|Reviews for Changes are Ahead
| debbiejw1961 chapter 6 . 9/21/2014
I am to chapter 6 and loving it! Thank you so much for not making us wait forever for kisses! You did a great job with the flash backs and expressing their feelings in their thoughts.
Thank you for sharing!
| Sarah kavanagh chapter 23 . 11/23/2013
I come on your killin me you can't finish on that what happens dose he wake up please finish it I'm in tears hear lol xxxx
| Lulu-Br chapter 23 . 5/4/2011
PLEASE tell me you have a end for this story! PLEASE! D:
I love your fic, congrets! you're a great author!
| Zahira2 chapter 23 . 7/27/2010
Please update, I need to know the finale of this story
| chasingjava chapter 23 . 6/6/2010
I know it's been two years but update please?
| TheGhostOfaWriter chapter 18 . 8/25/2009
"Will you let me drink from you" he asked and Kate nodded. That was a little overboard in my opinion.
| TheGhostOfaWriter chapter 11 . 8/24/2009
That person who insulted you should go die or grow up, honestly who hates smut? They must be A-sexual (No sexual preference) or practise bestie aldi (animals) You have a wonderful writing style and should no way feel belittled by that person's obvious immaturity.
| KaylaMiller chapter 23 . 8/4/2009
I just re-read all this story, i love it so much :)
Btw, HOLY CRAPP! YOU CANT LEAVE IT LIKE THAT!:P
| TheGhostOfaWriter chapter 23 . 3/9/2009
Write more chapters now! Dying of withdrawal symptoms. They way the characters are written are similar, yet different to the show but it is believable. The story line is also great, as long as the future birth scene isn't to graphic (I was eating lasanga when I read one once, can't look at it the same again) but this Jack coma think cannot and I repeat cannot be dragged through several chapters of Jack dreaming and Kate crying(just warning you if that's where you're headed with this story) it would seem to melodramatic. Just a friendly warning.
| TheGhostOfaWriter chapter 22 . 3/9/2009
| TheGhostOfaWriter chapter 8 . 3/9/2009
I like you this story is great, very fluffy naw. Du machen mit smile
| fearishere chapter 1 . 11/16/2008
UPLOAD! Please? ilov this story is my favriote. Upload soon
| xxlizixx chapter 23 . 10/13/2008
why haven't you updated in so long? i love your story-it's just the sweetest! PLEASE don't kill jack :'( i'll cry! honestly i will! i need you to update! i can't wait for your next chapter, you haven't updated in ages and what a cliffhanger to leave it on! i mean seriously! lol it's been torture for me as i'm in love with your story and your writing! i hope you haven't given up, there are still people reading and loving this story so PLEASE UPDATE SOON!
thnx lizi x
| E.Monaghan chapter 23 . 8/5/2008
I've just read all this .. I Love it especially that it's so different, like with Kate not being a fugitive.. Please don't kill him D .. Loved that last chapter even if it was so sad '(.. Please update soon, Your such a good writer x
| hayser chapter 23 . 7/30/2008
Great story. Hopefully you'll update soon? I'd love to read the rest of it.