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2008 must haves
I would appreciate any input on new intro's or oldies that are must haves mini/foras. My preferences include rose bushes that are producers, don't blow fast, and not super disease proned (I do spray). Thanks in advance!
One that is new to me this year, and I haven't heard about much, is Sassy Cindy. A nice red mini-flora with a lighter reverse, repeats very well, blooms last forever on the bush or in a vase, and they age nicely on the bush as well. It's a large bush (3+ feet in a 5 gal pot for me).
I second Sassy Cindy from Bridges Roses. This is one very nice rose. It has a paler reverse than Liberty Bell, the flower is about the same size but has has a slight fragrance that Liberty Bell does not have. Otherwise, I'd say the two are very similar. They also look very nice together. My Sassy Cindy seems quite strong, but not very bushy yet since this is it's first year. I had gotten it late last summer and it took the winter quite well, but still needs another year to mature.
Although I don't have Leading Lady in my garden (my mother has it at her home), I had the pleasure of raising it for her this summer in a pot and was very impressed with it. This is another rose I might have to make room for.
Another miniflora that has really taken my heart is Autumn Sunset. For the 1st year in my garden, this rose really took off and bloomed nicely. I love the color and I think this one will be a good specimen for my photography in the near future.
Amy Grant is always a wonderful miniflora to keep around, that is if you can control the thrips on her first flush. I've lost many first flushes to thrips on this rose, but I found the the 3 in 1 systemic from Bayer seems to keep them under control. For the first time in 7 years, I've had a decent spring flush on AG and I was totally impressed.
Soroptimist International is another wonderful miniflora more than a little worthy of garden space. This strong rose is totally nonstop in the garden.
Does anyone know anything about Shenandoah, another miniflora from Bridges. I have a tendency to lean toward the miniflora and this one looks interesting. I might have to put it on my list.
I was just thinking in general about what each of us would include in a '2008 must have.' I have several mini/fora's and enjoy making small arrangements with them. My list of must haves include Bees Knees, Autumn Splendor, Soroptomist International, Erin Alonso, Memphis King, Whirlaway, Baby Boomer, Conundrum, Butter Cream, and Hot Tamale. Thanks, I hope this info helps.
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Soroptimist International is a mini, not a miniflora. It is one honking great performer. I have two plants, and they make excellent plants in addition to being very generous with blooms and bloom cycles.
Leading Lady is another of Frank B.'s roses that are vigorous growers. A little slower on rebloom than SI, but the flowers are large and lovely (some say too large for a miniflora). I have three.
Bee's Knees and Erin Alonzo (sport of BK) are also two very good growers for me, BK recycles a little faster, but both produce good sets of high-centered, full blooms. Both are close to the 4.5' tall range this year.
Willing from Robbie Tucker has been a very robust grower in its first year (Dancing Flame is a parent). I haven't treated it well, but I did move it to a 14" pot in September, and it has thrived. Hasn't bloomed well because it gets too much shade, but I look forward to seeing it next season.
Dr. John Dickman, if you don't have it, is great, if you are patient. A real slacker for the first two years, it took off this year, beautifully colored blooms, excellent form. Plant is also 4.5' tall. It grew tall the first couple of years, but didn't product much, this year sent a couple of basals up and produced a lot more.
I can't keep Butter Cream or Hot Tamale alive. Means more space for other roses.
Talking strickly mini-floras (you have several minis mixed in your group), Leading Lady is a good rose. Whirlaway is also a must have. Abby's Angel has been a very nice surprise. Tiffany Lynn has always been a great rose. Butter Cream has grown great for me. Memphis King is a slow grower as is Louisville Lady and Class of 73'. Shenandoah is a GREAT first year rose. I'm not much of a red person, but I really like this rose. There are some fantastic pictures of Whirlaway on another rose forum.
For 2008? I wish I had the inside scoop on brand new varieties, but I don't. I fantasize about buying one of every new introduction to test-run them for a couple years. If only I had the space and money (sigh).
I just got Leading Lady and Liberty Bell, neither has bloomed yet but I'm looking forward to them. I saw Liberty Bell last May across town in a local garden and it was stunning! Leading Lady I keep hearing similar reports.
Got Butter Cream earlier this year; what a beauty! not tons of flowers, but they were large, every one perfectly formed at all stages, and lasted a very long time.
Copy everything I said about Butter Cream and apply it to Memphis Magic; just at nearly opposite ends of the rose color spectrum. MM is as close to a black rose as I've ever seen (depending on weather) and velvety too.
No one has mentioned Double Gold. Really terrific looking golden apricot miniflora. Small, compact bush and big shapely blooms.


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ive got only about a half a bird left untill i holler at spanish jose later this evening
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1.that girl is a bird
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A girl who has no ambitions in life. You will mainly find these women in 18+ clubs... But they just happen to be 23 years old.
Wasn't she just at the club yesterday? What a bird.
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But it wasn't as odd as it seemed. Peugeot has been working on some new versions of the 308.Way ahead of time, the manufacturer let those of us who judge CotY have a go in some of those variations before the official launch. On condition we kept mum until today.
Er, in no way, then, was it a jury-nobbling exercise. But I'm not here to debate the rights and wrongs of that. Let's talk about the cars.
First off, the 308 SW. That's estate in Peugeot-speak. It's an excellent device. They've gone to the trouble of lengthening the wheelbase so it's roomier in the back seat than the hatch, as well as absolutely colossal in the boot. It's got a clever one-hand seat-fold arrangement that gives you a flat floor in a jiffy. And it looks good and drives as well as the hatch - I know because I tried them back-to-back.
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"He used to get so nervous because he couldn't breathe so well," Gonzalez said. "But after the surgery (to repair a paralyzed epiglottis) he's relaxed a lot. I was very impressed with his race yesterday because (jockey Corey Nakatani) had to send him from (his post position) on the rail and get in position early. He went fast and held on well at the wire. It was a really good ride by Corey, too."
Kentucky-bred Buckland Manor, produced by the Shadeed mare Bags of Pace, has now won convincingly on both turf and dirt. After scoring in his two previous grass starts in impressive fashion, Gonzalez was more than pleased with the chestnut's dirt stakes win and the increased stakes possibilities.
"There're so many more opportunities for dirt horses this time of year," Gonzalez said. "We could run him in the San Fernando (a grade II on Jan. 10) but it's too soon for him. So we'll probably wait and run him in the Strub if he's ready. We can always go back to the turf with him later in the year, too."
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With surprising swiftness, almost immediately after UNESCO granted full membership to the Palestinian Authority on Monday, the United States announced it was cutting off all funding to the UN's major cultural agency.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said the vote triggered a longstanding congressional restriction on funding to UN bodies that recognize Palestine as a state before an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal is negotiated. While the legal requirements are significant, it would be a mistake to focus on the imperatives of the various laws rather than the political context and overall need for political solutions. There will not always be legal requirements to drive the decisions that have to be made in America's interests.
The Palestinians have turned to the UN and some of its agencies in an attempted end-run around negotiations with Israel by securing approval of statehood. The U.S. and several Western countries strenuously oppose the Palestinian gambit, arguing that peace can only come from a negotiated settlement from which a Palestinian state would emerge.
But despite the fact that the rules objectively applied would deter the Palestinians' various applications, they have a pocket majority of Third World countries willing to do their bidding in confronting the United States and Israel.
Aside from following the mandates of American law, it is critical that the U.S. put teeth into its opposition to the Palestinians at the UN as a political matter even when the law is not all that clear. This is not only a matter of Israel's national interest but also of America's standing in the world.
Public Law 103-236, Title IV, bars U.S. contributions to "any affiliated organization of the United Nations which grants full membership as a state to any organization or group that does not have the internationally recognized attributes of statehood."
It was to this law that Ms. Nuland was referring in her announcement of the funding cutoff. It would seem to be a compelling point. But there is also the matter of the pending Palestinian application for recognition by the UN Security Council. President Obama has announced he will invoke U.S. veto power to defeat the effort.
The PA, however, has said if it fails in its Security Council effort it will seek recognition in the General Assembly, where the U.S. has no veto power. Indeed, the same configuration of votes that emerged at UNESCO will obtain at the General Assembly.
At that point, another law would seem to come into play. Public Law 101-246, Title IV provides: "No funds authorized to be appropriated by this act or any other act shall be available for the United Nations or any specialized agency thereof which accords the Palestine Liberation Organization the same standing as member states."
Is General Assembly action regarding Palestinian statehood "UN action?" According to the UN Charter, it is the Security Council, not the General Assembly, that accords recognition and membership status. Only a convoluted and purely subjective application of the Charter would permit General Assembly action on Palestinian statehood.
And then there is the issue of America's treaty obligations to the UN. The U.S. contributions to UNESCO are largely voluntary, so the U.S. is not bound by treaty to provide the suspended funds to UNESCO. On the other hand, it could be argued that U.S. contributions to the UN is governed by treaty and cannot be limited by American law.
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Too rarely appreciated for its symbolic weight; it can represent freedom and independence.
Erica Pelman is a spiritually-driven woman. She is founder and director of "In Shifra's Arms" (ISA), an organization that offers aid to pregnant Jewish women of all religious backgrounds practically, financially and emotionally. Its arms are open to any pregnant woman in need whether single, divorced, separated, or from a financially-strapped family. "Presently, we are […]
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The United States placed enormous pressure on Israel to relinquish its gains, which Prime Minister Ben-Gurion did with great reluctance.
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GAO's review found that DOD's July 2013 report addressed the four elements specified in the House Committee on Armed Services' report. Specifically, the report by the Director of DOD's Corrosion Office addressed the following elements related to corrosion of facilities and infrastructure: (1) identification of key drivers of corrosion costs and recommended strategies for reducing their effect; (2) review of a sampling of facilities that are representative of facility type, military department, and facility age; (3) assessment of at least one planned facility construction program; and (4) inclusion of information from 30 locations (15 site visits and 15 teleconferences) and the examination of program documentation from all the locations, including maintenance and facility engineering processes.
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Excellent experience, weather, guide, and food.. David kept us on schedule all day without rushing and gave us great information and historical perspective. Our delicious lunch at the beautiful B and B was a refreshing and unhurried break. I loved it, LB, Lexington, SC
Even though the trip out was long, the information and sights are wonderful. The tour guide was very informative and knew all the small facts to add to the big information. We loved it. The cemetery was touching. The museum was very good.
Great trip! I wanted to stay for days, but you just do not have the time to on these types of tours. Since my wife and I will not be coming back, this was the best way to see the Normandy beaches, museum and cemetery. The commentary was good, as our guide was quite knowledgeable. A long day, but worth the time and money.
My husband and I spent our honeymoon in Europe, our last stop was Paris. We decided to take a day trip to Normandy, my husband is a huge history buff. The trip was great! The tour guides very knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions we had. I would recommend them for sure!!
Morgan and Tim Russell
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The tour was great and the tour guides were very knowledgeable.
Very good and very well organized.
Our guide,Ian was great. He was very knowledgeable and informative and he added much to the tour. The mini bus was confortable and we thoroughly enjoyed the tour.
Sites and places we visited were awesome. Tour guides were ok. Soemtimes hard to understand and didnt have much good info. Really enjoyed every place visited.
It's all about the guide. Joelle was exceptional. She was caring, articulate and extremely knowledgeable.
Viator booked this tour through a local company. This review is for the small group tour only - it seems that the experience for people on the large bus tours is very different. I would highly recommend paying the extra money for the small group tour. Maximum size for the small group tour is 8, making it a much more personal experience.
Our guide was David and he did an extraordinary job of narrating our trip, starting with our drive out of Paris (a mini city tour) and continuing throughout the day. He went out of his way to tailor the trip to the 8 of us and told us stories about the war that my husband, a WWII buff, had never heard. I was just going along for the ride but I ended up feeling that this tour was one of the most important experiences I have ever had.
Our lunch break was at Ferme de la Rançonnière and was truly exceptional - another reason to take the small group tour.
David definitely knew his stuff and we learned a lot.
A very memorable day - well done, tour company and especially David!!!
We loved the Normandy tour..the whole day was perfect. the bus ride took us through all the small villages and to all the sites. The lunch at Caen Memorial was very good. The guide was excellent and gave us detailed information at every stop. We had someone pick us up and then drop us back at our hotel. Fabulous!!
Well organized and very informative. I would have like more time at Omah Beach and American cemetery and less time at the first museum.
I would recommend this trip to everyone. While it was only a day trip and time was short at each stop, the Guides made the most of the time at each location. The trip was well organized with all details taken care of by the Paris City tours. We were pick up at the hotel on dropped of at the end of the tour. Again, you could spend days at Normandy but if time does not permit, ay least go for the day, you will never forget it.
A very good tour from start to finish. Excellent bus, great commentary, outstanding lunch at the exceptional museum in Caen. It was a very long day but we are glad that we opted to take this tour of the sobering but inspirational D-Day beaches. The highlight was hearing the Star Spangled Banner and Taps at the National Cemetery! Very moving...
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poor Indians - maybe that's why they enjoy their whiskey so much?
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poor Indians - maybe that's why they enjoy their whiskey so much?
I can see why so many in India seem to have adopted what outsiders may regard as an ascetic lifestyle. It sucks to be a working-class drunk over there.
Hence the wide consumption of rum and whisky! More bang for your buck.
This chart is very misleading , although what is trying to be measured is interesting; As for Colombia, the retail price for 500ml of most beers is not 2.75 dollars, as the chart says, but 1 dollar. You will only find beers at 2.75 dollars at a high class restaurant or of it is a special craft beer. Where did the economist get this data from?
The chart is misleading for german beer prices too. You can buy beer of most leading brands for 0.8€ - 0.9€ which should be around 1.20$.
Many retailers have their own brands too, which makes it even cheaper. The prices of these cheaper beers go down to 0.4€ which is around 50 dollar-cents!
In the U.K. and other metric countries (the rest of the world, right?) does the 500ml serving replace the pint? Is it still called a "pint" at the pub?
No, it's an imperial pint, in Ireland too. Exceptions were made for beer measures in the Britain and Ireland, and we did not "metricize" our beer servings.
Anyone have the number for Singapore? I'm curious as I found the beer there to be fairly expensive last time I visited.
10 $SG is average for Singapore Tiger beer,15 for most Euro imports
Distilled products are very pricey too
The beer prices listed are completely off. The 3.20 figure for Canada is outrageous.
It may be the retail price of craft beer, but it is nowhere near weighted average, which hovers around two bucks.
40 bucks for a two four = $2.44 per half litre, double or triple that in a drinking establishment , so $3.20 is ok, burp...
Retail price of beer as comparison is probably a bit misleading in poor countries, though I am not sure about beer but home wine brewing is pretty common in poor countries.
Also, the actual prices I experienced are different from the statistics.
Five minutes worth of work will pay for a cheap bottle from a major brewer, but how many minutes will I have to put in to get something with flavor? I assume there are variations in the relative price of a good beer vs. the prices quoted in this graph. How would those variations change this chart?
Now, I understand that identifying the cheapest good beer in each country may be difficult, which is why I'm offering to join any team you put together to engage in field research.
For all I know, 1.80 can buy you a Guinness in US.
I don't know what these guys were smoking or drinking when they came up with North American prices.
University students at the ready!
Is America ranked so high because of its highly productive workers or because of its cheap beer?
Because its wages are higher than Germany, and also beer is cheaper than Germany.
I would like to see this chart in tandum with one on quality of life or citizen's happiness.
As Benjamin Franklin is said to have said, beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. (Sticklers for detail will go to the record which says it was wine he was talking about. Whatever.)
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Michael's aim has always been for his seafood to be "simply prepared and very fresh as my father did it years ago". This he and his team are do very well, although world cuisine is given a little space too, notably among the daily blackboard specials. Interesting dinner menus offer a wonderful choice plus daily specials – and speciality dishes include a main course Tasting Trio of Seafood, composed of seared king scallops, pan-fried fillet of sea bass, and grilled fillet of sea-trout: the cooking is skilfully judged, and it's one of the most delicious seafood dishes you are likely to encounter anywhere. (Ever the innovator, Michael also won our Creative Seafood Dish Award in 2001.)
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Having an eyepatch bolted onto his face is the very definition of badass. But also, the guy had a sense of style and sophistication, though maybe that is because of the Shakespeare quotes.
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(05-03-2013 03:00 PM)Aspchizo Wrote: So pattern implies an external intelligence how? There are a finite amount of ways in which the external world can be detected. Each one of these benefits survival so long as they can be put to use. As previously mentioned, that specifc mole doesn't have any need for eyes, so they are being phased out. Moles with mutations that effected the functioning of the eye were not affecting their survival rate, and so passed on these mutated genes as easily as moles with functioning eyes which eventually leads to the phasing out of that aspect of the creature entirely.
I never said patterns imply an external intelligence. I never even said the fitness paradigm implies an external intelligence. I'm not sure where you are getting this from other that its easy for you to pretend I said something and then attack it instead of attacking something I actually said.
Getting back to the fitness paradigm. Remember its a label for the aggregate of all things that go into selection. So saying it doesn't exist is saying it is impossible to put a name on the collection of things which goes into selection. What do the things that go into selection do? Well they determine the form. I call it a fitness paradigm because A)it primarily has to do with fitness and B) if you understand it you can use it predict what evolution will do....you can model it(paradigm is another word model).
If you ever design your own evolutionary processes, it will include some sort of fitness paradigm. For instance, it might be 1 fitness function in a computer program or it might be 10 fitness functions in a computer program. It will however direct or guide evolution toward certain traits, shapes, or forms.
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I got caught in a downpour while wearing my black wool suit. A week later, I put the suit on and it felt a little snug. Will dry cleaning fix it?
Dry cleaning won't "fix it". All that does is swish it in chemicals and it often does shrink garments.
You may be able to have it steamed, stretched and blocked professionaly. Crepe wool reacts better to this process. A professional cleaner or tailor will be able to tell you if they take a look at it. No one here can give you a definitive answer. I would suggest finding one of those places that do both cleaning and tailoring rather than a chain cleaner.


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