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Okay, to be honest, I was sick of the pastel colors. I'm surprised I didn't do it sooner, but...
Ta-daa~ I'm full into summer-mode. Got some backgrounds going, changed up the music on the side... Summer. It's beautiful.
I might actually keep this into winter... I don't know yet.
Okay, update time. I haven't really blogged here in a while. So here I go.
My little brother broke his ankle in gym class after tripping over the top of a
Buahahaha! After SO long, I've finally beaten the E4 in my White Version! The surprising part is that I didn't use my starter, a Serperior. I kind of feel bad for it, but whatever. The deed has been done.
Oh, and here. Have a 3D full restore. I made this while in an AutoCAD class at my school. The renders would have been better, but it was the last day and I couldn't spend enough time on it as I wished I could have. The colors all came out wrong and the lighting is derpy and inconsistent.
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The title explains all.
So, the first thing is the about story I've been writing on and off for a few months; Pokemon: The Illusionist. (Yes, it now has a title.) The problem here is that I'm starting to second-guess the entirety of the six pages that I have written so far. The thing I am second guessing on is the point of view. See, I currently have it in first person, as I wanted to see how it turned out. And I thought it was going quite well until recently when for some strange reason
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Hey there. Long time no blog. As you can see, I live in the northern hemisphere since I have this all decorated for spring time. Evidently, it looks like a big easter egg. But I guess that's kind of the point? Idk. It was totally coincidental though. Oh, and here's a song to get you into the springtime mood.
Every time I think of spring, this is the first song that comes to mind.
Updated 25th March 2013 at 08:59 PM by JustAnotherLeafeon
Two main things here.
Firstly, Sylveon. First impressions, not impressed. Slightly dissapointed in fact. But, much like Glaceon did, it's starting to grow on me. Yeah, that's right. I didn't like Glaceon when it first came out either. In any case, yeah. I personally can't wait until they realease the typing.
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Huntin for Love Bride Adult Womens Costume
Are you up for a huntin' good time this Halloween? Then the Huntin' for Love Bride Adult Women's Costume is for you. This hilarious costume features an off the shoulder bridal gown with camouflage print and a veil.
Ready For Takeoff Pilot Adult Womens Costume
The sky is the limit when you take off on Halloween in this Ready For Takeoff Pilot adult womens costume. The black and white dress of this womens pilot costume comes complete with a matching hat, collar with necktie and two flight pins. Wear this sexy womens costume and join the mile high club!
V for Vendetta Adult Womens Costume
Get sinister on Halloween with this officially licensed V for Vendetta adult womens costume. This sexy ensemble comes complete with a midnight-black dress, matching hat, flowing cape, boot tops and belt with six fake, yet fearsome daggers.
Maid for You Adult Womens Plus Size Costume
Help potential suitors dust their shoulders off in the Maid for You Adult Women's Plus Size Costume. This black dress is trimmed in lacy accents on bodice, skirt and sleeves which also feature flirty bows. Dress comes with matching headpiece.
Ready For Takeoff Pilot Adult Womens Plus Size Costume
The sky's the limit when you take off on Halloween in this Ready For Takeoff Pilot adult womens plus size costume. The black and white dress of this pilot costume comes complete with a pilot hat, collar with necktie and two flight pins. Get ready to join the mile high club in this plus size costume!
Top Hat for Child
You'll be a classy kiddo wearing this Top Hat for Child. Tall black hat has flat crown and broad rim so you will look fancy in many formal and historical costumes.
V for Vendetta Mask
Let chaos prevail in this officially licensed V is for Vendetta Mask! Add the hat and the wig (both sold separately) to complete the disguise. Rebel against tyrannous dictatorship this Halloween, chanting "Remember, remember, the fifth of November...."
V for Vendetta Adult Costume
Never forget the 5th of November--or October 31st--in this vengeance-ready and officially licensed V for Vendetta adult costume. This character costume comes completewith midnight-black shirt andpants, matching hat, flowing cape, eerie mask, and belt with 6 fake, yet fearsome, daggers.
Nun for You Adult Mask
Take yourself out on the town and steal the money and show in this "Nun for You" adult mask as seen in The Town film. If you don't wear this mask, you wuz robbed!
Maiden Faire Adult Women's Costume
Harken back to the time of dragons and knights when you wear this Maiden Faire adult womens costume. The full-length, midnight blue, velvet gown of this Renaissance costume features a velvet bodice, an upper gather on sleeves and metallic gold gimp trim, complete with a gold and blue twist rope…
Satin White Top Hat Adult Women's
Top off any costume with this satiny white top hat. Trimmed with a ribbon, bow and flower, you are ready for a formal event, a wedding or a black and white ball! One size.
Satin Black Top Hat Adult Women's
Top off any costume with this satiny black top hat. Trimmed with a ribbon, bow and flower, you are ready for a formal event or a funeral! One size.
Satin Red Top Hat Adult Women's
Top off any costume with this satiny red top hat. Trimmed with a ribbon, bow and flower, you are ready for a formal event or a Halloween ball! Break some hearts in this red-hot hat. One size.
Sexy Chucky Adult Womens Costume
You'll kill it this Halloween in the officially licensed Sexy Chucky Adult Women's Costume. Demonize children and adults alike in this blood-splattered overall skirt with tight fitting multicolored top and cherry red thigh highs, that draw attention to your killer looks.
Tiffany Doll from Bride of Chucky
She's the Bride of Chucky and a dreadful killer in her own right. Too bad, we think she is darling in her wedding dress! Chucky has met his match in Tiffany and now she is a match for you and your collection.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Dress Adult Women's Costume
Battle the evilest criminals in the Officially Licensed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Dress Adult Women's Costume. This shiny dress features a shell bodice detail, TMNT belt and tulle skirt. The gloves and masks allow you to take on any turtle persona you wish.
Bride of Chucky Tiffany Adult Womens Costume
Bring the movie to life when you don this officially licensed Bride of Chucky Tiffany adult womens costume. Stitch together a good time on Halloween in the white mini dress, complete with black jacket, white veil, gloves and a choker.
Dark Red Riding Hood Women's Plus Size Costume
…party goers shall say, "What a lovely costume you have," and you'll answer, "Better for the wolves to feast their eyes upon." There will be no question why when they see you in this Dark Red Riding Hood Plus Size Costume. Don't forget to offer them a piece of fruit to quench their thirst for you.
Midnight Vampiress Womens Costume
Awaken the crowd in the Midnight Vampiress Women's Costume. This sultry, low-cut black and burgundy dress with silver accents and a jeweled brooch will leave everyone eager to party with you till the sun rises.
Medusa Womens Costume
Be Queen of the Snakes in the Medusa Women's Costume. This long dress featuring a reptilian print and a train reminiscent of a snake's slithery tail adds a sultry flair but the elaborate headpiece decorated by a bronze snakes will cause serious envy.
Mystical Mummy Womens Costume
This is one yummy mummy. The Mystical Mummy Women's Costume preserves the right for you to get a lot of admirable gazes this Halloween. Features tattered dress, leg warmers, head wrap and glovelette.
Victorian Lady Womens Costume
The posh and poised Victorian Lady Women's Costume is for the woman who just can't get enough of the beautifully, elegant Victorian fashion. This stunning sky blue dress features, white lace details including a lace petticoat, ruffled collar and satin bow bustle.
Cougar Adult Womens Costume
Prowl the party in search of prey when you don this Cougar adult womens costume. The cougar print catsuit of this animal costume comes complete with an attached tail, headband and collar with heart. Everyone will go wild for you in this delightfully sexy cougar costume.
Glorious Goddess Womens Costume
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Yet another quarter begins with the announcement of newly awarded & re-awarded individuals as the Most Valuable Professionals. I'm sure it would be a New Year Gift for all the individuals whose names are mentioned below. Please join me in welcoming them in this elite technical group. We thank them for their past contributions and looking forward for their active participation in all future engagements.
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One enjoyed a breakout season while the other did exactly what his team expected.
Johan Santana of the Minnesota Twins and Curt Schilling of the Boston Red Sox are the leading contenders for the American League Cy Young Award, which will be announced this afternoon.
After finishing in a tie for seventh place in last year's voting, Santana had a sensational 2004 season, going 20-6 with one shutout and an AL-leading 2.61 ERA in 34 starts for the Central Division champion Twins.
The Venezuelan lefthander, who also led the junior circuit with 265 strikeouts, lost four straight starts from May 18 to June 3, dropping his record to 2-4. But he went 18-2 the rest of the way, including 13 consecutive wins to finish the season.
Santana, whose last loss came on July 11, allowed more than two earned runs just once in his last 22 starts and lasted at least seven innings 18 times. The 25-year-old reached double digits in strikeouts 12 times, including a season-high 14 against Baltimore on September 19.
The National League Championship Series Most Valuable Player in 1993 with Philadelphia and co-MVP of the 2001 World Series for Arizona, Schilling was brought to the AL by Boston with hopes of leading the Red Sox to the postseason and their first world championship in 86 years.
The 37-year-old righthander delivered during the regular season, leading the AL with 21 wins and recording three complete games and a 3.26 ERA in 32 starts. Schilling, who began his career in the AL with the Baltimore Orioles, reached the 20-win plateau for the third time in four years.
Like Santana, Schilling was strong down the stretch, going 8-0 in his final nine starts and striking out 14 in eight scoreless innings vs. Baltimore on September 21 without getting a decision.
Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees will probably receive the most votes among relievers. Rivera had another terrific season for the Yankees, going 4-2 with a career-high 53 saves in 57 opportunities to lead the majors.
Oakland Athletics lefthander Mark Mulder, three-time winner Pedro Martinez of Boston and closers Francisco Cordero of the Texas Rangers and Joe Nathan of the Twins should also receive votes.
Mulder rolled to a 17-4 record before stumbling down the stretch, losing his last four decisions. The southpaw did notch five complete games and one shutout in 33 starts.
Martinez, who won the NL Cy Young Award with Montreal in 1997 before capturing the honors with the Red Sox in 1999 and 2000, went 16-9 with a 3.90 ERA and one shutout.
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Next up for BCS No. 1 and No. 2 spots: Stanford, Alabama, Boise State, Oklahoma, Oregon
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In this world, we have to earn everything we get. No one gets a free ride. We have to earn a living. We have to earn respect. We even have to earn someone�s love. The harder we work, the more we get and the better the quality of the reward. Failure is not an option if we want to get ahead. That is the way of this world, but it is not the way of the next world. It is not the way of heaven. Fortunately, with God, things are a little different.
God is holy, almighty and perfect. We can�t earn the blessings that come from God. He offers eternal life and we can�t get it by hard work. There isn�t anything we can do or any service we can perform that He can�t have without us. We can�t do anything that is worth His mercy. We can�t act good enough or think enough good thoughts to earn His love. Some of you are getting frustrated now, thinking that there must be some good thing we can do that hits the mark. There isn�t. The thing that makes God so amazing is that His love and His blessings are free. He gives them freely and abundantly. This is called grace.
Grace describes God�s love to those who are profoundly undeserving. Salvation, eternal life is free to us as a result of His grace. Ephesians 2:8 and 9 tells us that we have been saved (from sin and death) by grace, through faith. It is not something that we have accomplished, it is a fee gift of God. It is not given to those who work for it. It cannot be earned. There is no one who is good enough. Romans 3:23 says that no one lives up to God�s glory. We have all fallen short.
Romans 3:21-24 says that righteousness (morally upright; without guilt or sin) comes from God. Righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Salvation comes from God as a free gift (grace) through the redemption that came by Jesus Christ. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our sin � something that we could never do. His grace is greater than all of our sin � greater than the total of all the sin in the world.
It may be hard to believe that anything is absolutely free. Believe God�s word. Jesus paid our way so that we can have free access to our Heavenly Father. That is God�s love for us. We are free from the guilt of sin and free to enter into a holy relationship with Him.
Grace has been defined as God�s Riches at Christ�s Expense.
In the Holy Lent I request all to ponder on these issues and not on conflict. By His grace only we are called to be Christians and if we are orthodox its again due to his grace. Lets not dilute it by fighting amongst ourselves.
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Stink bugs!! :-(
Does anyone know of a good repellant, pesticide, or a home made or store trap that is good at getting rid, or repelling, stink bugs? They are all over and sucking so much out of my citrus trees that they are are killing some of the branches. I go out and squish them but more come. They are fairly new to the area since I saw them for the first time last year but they were not that bad then. I remember reading somewhere that they invaded somewhere from the east and finally made it to the west coast which is why I am now seeing them. :-(
I am sure it is the stink bugs doing this because my fiance lives 30 miles away from me and his citrus are doing well. They are in the same type of dirt, same feeding schedule, have had spider mites and scale in the past and treated with the same pesticide etc.. but he does not have stink bugs where he is at for some reason.
If anyone could give me advice of how to keep these bugs off my trees I would greatly appreciate it since I will soon be extremely busy I wont be home when it is light so there will be no way of me being able to see the little devils so I can kill them unless I go outside with a powerful flashlight late at night and I am sure my neighbors would love that! lol!
Grow early crooksneck squash near your citrus trees. The stink bugs will greatly prefer it over the citrus. Use a Dawn soap to water solution of 1 tablespoon per quart of water. You will have to spray this solution on the bugs to kill them. you can probably use Rotenone per instruction on the plant to kill those insects that bite. My trees are filled with spiders that I take the time to feed any insects to to keep them there.


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|Product Type: Adirondack chair
|Frame Material: Manufactured wood
|Style: Traditional
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Pieces Included: Adirondack chair
|Weather Resistant: Yes
|Water Resistant: Yes
|UV Resistant: Yes
|Mildew Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|Cushions Available: Yes
|Cushions Included: No
|Arms Included: Yes
|Glider: No
|Rocker: No
|Folding: Yes
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|Seating Capacity: 1
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Recycled Content: Yes
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|Product Care: Can be cleaned with soapy water and a soft bristle brush. Heavy grime can be gently power-washed
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 12 year (residential) / 8 year (commercial)
About the ManufacturerHighwood USA was founded in 2003 with the vision of being the first choice in premium synthetic products. They want to be your choice for materials that mimic the look of nature's finest materials and provide years and years of durability with very little maintenance. Each day, the entire Highwood USA team strives to exceed your expectations for product innovation and quality, customer service, and applications support.
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We bought two regular sized adult chairs in gray (Coastal Teak) and are happy with the purchase so far, it will take a season of sitting outside to see how they stand up over the long term. They seem to be a decent alternative to real wood but if you are a stickler for such a thing be advised there are a couple of places where a paint is used to finish off an edge (the outward facing edge of the armrest for example) and the paint used is not an exact color match to the chair material. It is not a deal breaker for us but it is a direct tip off that they are not real wood and it was a little annoying that it wasn't obvious from looking at the pictures online (including Highwood's own website). They are easy enough to drag but pretty heavy to lift and carry around. There is a bit of give or flex when pushing down on the armrests to get up but I am guessing that is normal, just not something we have experienced with real wood versions in the past. We will tighten bolts after a couple of weeks to see if that changes. The assembly instructions are outstanding and that really means something if you have ever assembled anything from Ikea.
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We purchased two chairs from Highwood Adirondack chairs. They are a GREAT quality but the colors is WAY off. We purchased what we thought would be a light green and it is light gray. Wonderful quality. Bummer is the tools they give you to build are inadequate!! With the right allen wrench building is easy.
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I ordered 4 of these with the side table. You do have to put the chairs together but it comes with the tools needed. I do have to say I was so pressed with the packaging. These were packaged so they would not be damaged. Very think plastic molded shells that the chairs were placed in before they were placed in the box. It took about 30 minutes per chair to complete. Absolutely love them. Very high end quality and comfortable to set it. Very pleased with purchase.
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Purchased our first adirondack chairs after reading many reviews on these. We are so pleased with the purchase. We got four of them and the first was hardest to put together. Once we figured out how to do it, the others went together rather quickly. We wanted some that would not require yearly maintenance and these look like they will be perfect. They actually look like wood. They have held up well already in a snow storm and hail storm and lots of rain.
Well made but look nothing like real wood
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Overall I am pleased with these chairs, however the wood look leaves a bit to be desired considering the price. It looks like you simply pressed some wood grain into the plastic, unlike some other composite wood products which have the added effect of varying wood colors and tones. They are MADE IN USA which was a main reason I decided to keep them. I felt paying for American labor was worth the additional expense.
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Very happy with how easy these chairs ( I bought 4 ) were to assemble. The quality seems very good so far. The only negative.....I wish that I had bought the larger size so that the back of the chair would be taller and offer better support for my head.
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Comfortable, great appearance for outdoor patio choice and the reclining feature is awesome. I am short and positioning the chair back forward a bit helps me sit back with my feet on the ground. The grey color is beautiful and the quality of the manufactured plastic makes them a durable choice for SW Florida weather.
Looks alot like real wood
Catherine from Brevard, NC
Bought two of these to go around my firepit at my mountain home. I like real wood and was afraid these would appear plasticky, but I took a chance because I needed durability. Glad I did because these chairs look like real wood and are very solid and durable. They are also comfortable because of the way they are angled. We have enjoyed them.
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I searched all over the internet trying to figure out the best way to go on y Adirondack chairs purchase. These chairs are maintenance-free but still look like wood. And the price was the best I could find. I was so pleased that I bought one more! Do check the difference in size between the "adult" size and the "king" size. I found the "king" looked better on y front porch due to the height.
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These chairs are exactly what I was looking for and the reclining back makes them even better. I like how the edges are rolled in front so there is no pressure on the back of your legs. The only part I was not happy doing was assembly. I do not think a product that will have moderate wear and tear can be adequately put together with a 4 inch allen wrench, we needed other tools. So the first one took an hour and then the others were together in 30 minutes a piece. Otherwise these are a 5 star!!!


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Lovely view but I doubt I'll go back.
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Does anyone have any track record for these in zone 5 (although with the winter southern NH has been having, who knows what zone I really live...!)
Silver Shadows
Prairie Star
Sally Holmes
as for what they are getting into:
They are going to be good sized, coming from Greenmantle, so will go directly into the garden in April, unless they have to be heeled into the raised veggie beds until the rose garden spots are ready.
I do minimal winter protection (a pile of leaves held in place with hemlock branches on the smallest/newest roses).
I fertilize with the organic sea stuff from Maine and work in my own compost (aged chicken coop bedding plus kitchen, garden waste) top dressing every spring, another shot of the sea stuff mid summer.
I try to stay on top of the aphids by hand, but last year gave up with the tiny things under the leaves (sawfly larvae?)that nearly defoliated a bush in a weekend, so hit them with Safer's to mostly minimal effect(bushes both recovered and bloomed late). So far my chickens seem to have held the JB's down, so I don't do any other pest control. (Although Polareis was devastated by borers last year, and I had to prune it back by 2/3 to get below the knobbies).
for comparison's sake: I have had success with Therese Bugnet, Polareis (except for the borer thing), Alba SemiPlena, Cinderella, Hansa, Mme Legras de St Germain, Reine des Violettes, Quietness, Linda Campbell, La Belle Sultan, Allegra...
Given this rather lackadaisacal approach - what do you think of these four?
Thanks, Antonia
No opinion on Silver Shadows or Prairie Star, except that Buck roses seem to have significant issues in the east.
Sally Holmes might be OK from Pickering. My experience with it as a rooted cutting was that it died quite quickly.
Ophelia is an absolute, positive, no go.
I'm in Chicagoland, and our strong wind makes the wind chill factor dipped below 20 F. When I first researched on hardiness of roses, someone reported Silver Shadows and Prairie Star as not hardy enough, but many from zone 4 reported success with Austin roses (if kept moist in the winter).
While walking in the nearby rose park with over 1,000 bushes in early spring - Austin roses like Abraham Darby were blooming, while non-shrub roses like hybrid tea and grandiflora were tiny and just leafing out. Shrubs are hardier than HT and Grandiflora.
I've had really good luck with Celsiana, Belle de Crecy, Veilchenblau, Fairy Rose, Madame Plantier, Bleu Magenta, Snow Pavement, John Cabot and some hybrid musks...with no winter protection. I don't know if they will do as well in your area (we have cold winters and hot, dry summers).
As for aphids, I have a cottage style garden, with roses mixed in with perennials/annuals and other shrubs, so I leave a few beneficial weeds in the back of the garden, to bring the ladybugs in...and no more aphids. They're here one, maybe two days...and then gone! I also have lots of daisies, coneflowers, Hidcote lavender and salvias (to keep the deer out)...and alyssum seems to help too, since it brings in other 'good' bugs that eat aphids :)
I am in Texas with a totally different zone from yours, but I tried Silver Shadows twice and found the color to be washed out and blah and the bush didnt grow well so got rid of it. I think there are other Buck roses that are better - I adore Honeysweet, beautiful color and its grown very well for me, just added another. So many good Bucks to choose from and they were bred for cold weather. Someone in your zone could suggest better than I.
I grow Ophelia, and the sports Mme Butterfly and Lady Sylvia.
Survival is not a certainty with tender Hybrid Teas such as these, but one can take steps to help them get established.
In my organic garden I use no sprays, and give plenty of organic fertilizers with alfalfa, also I use a soil drench with a fish/ seaweed. (Sounds like you do similar things...)
I mulch heavily in winter, and wrap these Hybrid Teas in burlap.
I grow Ophelia as a bedding rose, and I think its best to plant it away from shrub roses where it might have to compete. Allow Ophelia room, don't crowd it too close to other Hybrid Teas.
It's best to plant in all day sun, no shade at all.
If you're interested in Hybrid Teas, Marchioness of Londonderry is a great rose in my garden setting. It's classed as a Hybrid Perpetual, but the blooms resemble a Hybrid Tea. It's a wonderful rose, repeat bloom is very good. It's about 4 1/2 feet tall here. It tolerates winter very well.
Thanks Lavender_Lass for info. on alyssum, and question for Krista: I always admire the tons-of-blooms look on your roses, what is a soil drench with fish/seaweed? Can I buy that stuff at stores like Lowe's, Menards, or Home Depo? Thanks.
I'll report on what's hardy at the zone 5a Cantigny Rose Park: Frederic Mistral (almost thornless) stand up to the rain really well.
Chicago Peace is gorgeous. Midas Touch is hardy. Bewitched HT is hardy to zone 4b (no need for winter protection). Many of the floribundas are hardy: Carefree series, Singing-in-the-rain (very disease resistant, RRR, and low in thorns), Julia Child, Gene Boerger (?).
Austin roses are impressive, the diameter of these shrubs are much bigger than hybrid teas. What I like about shrubs is that they are much taller than HTs' in the spring, and I don't have to crawl to sniff them.


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i have really wanted to jump into the world of AR-15's but not sure where i should start.....should i buy a bare rifle and then begin modding it out? (not bling bling just mods for tactical use) or should i start with a an upper and/or lower and just begin building one?
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My opinion would be to build your own. You will learn a lot about the your rifle by doing so and you will be able to customize it any way you like. Building your AR will most times be cheaper in the long run, than buying the whole rifle.
There are lots of threads here in the AR section with excellent intel and links to various companies that have everything you need, giving you numerous choices of what and how to build and customize your own AR rifle.
I built mine really knowing very little about the AR....and I wouldn't trade the experience for anything. Now I know how everything works, which is very helpful.
What they said - build your own. It isn't hard, you will learn a lot, and you'll save money.
As for add-ons, I recommend (at most) a red-dot sight, vertical handgrip and sling. Of the three, the sling is probably most useful.
Seeing a common response here?
We have had, probably, 20 members come here with your same exact question and decide to build their own platform. It's not hard and it doesn't take a ton of tools or knowledge. Several threads have links to high quality, low dollar parts and I can assure you, if you have an AR question, it has already been asked and answered in the AR section.
I would echo what my collegues above have started and say buying an upper and lower receiver and building your own is the best way to go.
very cool, thank you guys
if you can use a hammer you can build an AR
I knew nothing about ARs and had no info or knowledge about it
but I had this very knowledgeable and helpful firearmstalk community at my disposal and so do you!
check out the ar-15 section there should be plenty of threads there that can get you started
also i have ar-15 building guide that i've sent to other members that you can have if you are interested
"If guns cause crime then all of mine are defective." -Ted Nugent
I highly endorse junho's guide that he sent me (thanks again). That, along with a free Brownell's video and coaching from other FTF members....it was a snap...and a lot of fun.
I can't repeat myself, or stress this point, enough to make it sink in.
The AR platform is NOT a mystery.
Slo and I have been helping guys who possessed NO gunsmithing knowledge build their own guns for about 2 years now and they are ALL better armorers for it. They understand the platform, they understand how it works and they understand how to clean and check the damn thing for any wear and tear.
Hell, when Junho became my padwan he was a wet behind the ears college kid who had no idea what he was doing. In a matter of, what, 2 months Junho? He had a fully assembled AR, had a Range Report, then made some changes for better accuracy, then changed optics. All the while, he was telling US what he wanted to do and why.
Build your own AR Platform. Trust me on this. You will be MUCH more confident and when some douchebag range tool runs into issues, or questions WHY you went with what you did? Well, let's just say the enjoyment of telling them exactly why you got what you did, what it does and why it's better than what he is suggesting will be worth the price of admission.
To paraphrase one of my favorite characters in almost every Adam Sandler movie.....YOU CAN DO IT
And yes, like everyone else has already stated, I believe it is the way to go. Sure, you can buy one fully assembled, anyone can do that. OR...you could buy a stripped lower, lower parts kit, butt stock - and assemble your lower receiver assembly (which will teach you most of what you will need to know to keep your piece running) and then buy a completed upper assembly of your choice to mate to it. OR....you could buy KIT, that only needs a stripped lower to assemble into a complete piece. The KITs usually have the upper assemblies already put together. OR...you could buy everything, piece by piece, and slowly put together only the parts you want to have on your particular rifle. THIS, eliminates the need to replace parts off of stock rifles, that you want to upgrade.
Scan back through some of the past postings in the AR forum here, and you'll find lots of info and links to different sites, manufacturers, and will give you lots of ideas as to what is available, and what things look like.
Again, you've got a great bunch of guys/gals here who are more than willing to help you put one together and step you through any issues. Welcome to the group.


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So I know I am reaching a bit. I am looking for a partner in crime for July 13th. If you live in the Houston Area or Lake Charles area I am not far from either. I am an athletic 27 yr. old country boy/kid at heart who never likes to slow down. Concert tickets will be taken care of and I can probably provide food and a place to stay is you keep an open mind. Hahahaha
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and they all seemed to have one thing in common: they all kept commenting on how it was "just another shooter where you kill aliens". it seemed to be a recurring theme with almost all of the previews/reviews out there. with that said, why did so many outlets hold this against the game? a billion of these kinds of games are released on the other consoles, and no one says **** about it. yet, the wii gets ONE game involving guns and aliens, and everyone ******* about it. how the hell is that fair?
to keep this post on-topic, do you feel that this sequel could also be unfairly judged? if so, how? discuss...
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I noticed that with people's impressions as well showing them the game.
I think it was the lacking art direction that failed to convey originality.
Once people have it in their minds that its just a generic shooter, they start making connections where there arn't any. Ergo, Everyone thinking the box art looks like their favorite shooters box art.
It was the fact that we were shooting aliens and getting nothing unique with the game. Look at Killzone 2. Though we were shooting the same type of aliens throughout the game and it having also having a drab look to it, the graphics (lookwise) impressed everyone, online multiplayer (32 people) was something unique unlike weapon sets having a lot of depth in it. The Conduit's art style held it back considerably, making the reviewers hating on the game, also the corridor-style gameplay that should have been extinct in the n64 era.
On the other note, to answer your question...I dont think Conduit 2 would be judged unfairly cuz it seems to be doing a lot of things right. It has a lot of things that are fun to play around with. To name a few:
Character customization
Custom Loadouts (I know its not original, but w.e)
Environmental Dangers on each map
Currency System from Invasion Mode
There are more that we dont know yet...but these are already enough.
Some said its just like everyother shooter on every other consle. WHAT DID THEY EXPECT? The point of the game was to give people on the wii, a shooter more commonly found on an Xbox or PS3. the 2nd one is more of something new.
I think it's probably that the whole campaign consisted of *shoot everything, take out ASE, scan something, repeat*, and most of the more unique weapons were a bit too awkward, with the multiplayer basically having the same issues as Halo; slow, too much health, and overly simplified.
By the way, the only reason Halo gets away with it is because it's already super popular just from the first game being well timed.
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LOL, what?
Those are some pretty dang subjective problems.
I agree with what you said about the campaign, but I strongly disagree with what you said about multiplayer health. It is not a lot considering you can instantly die at any moment. One example being, getting headshotted with the Strike Rifle.
It's because people were hyped up for the game, if this game came out on the 360 or PS3 nobody would even look at it.
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The man who started "Are you tconslayer?"
I think the AI was really dumb. One day my bro was playing on the hardest difficulty, and like he kept dying from people shooting at him, so I took the controller and literally just ran as fast as I could hopping and stuff and I made it all the way to the end of the level and stuff because the AI was like "appearing" and "shooting" too slow. It was one of the earlier levels, I believe it was infirmary, I remember there being a staircase with an elevator.
"It is not a lot considering you can instantly die at any moment. One example being, getting headshotted with the Strike Rifle."
I think you can die too quickly in Tcon. You SHOULD be able to die instantly, but it should only be a rare occurrence. Just frequent enough to tickle at the back of your brain.
I would agree though that some of the combat is too slow. Overall it could be sped up while still having infrequent instant kills.


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COVE Customization Tip: Keep Left!
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If your station is currently implementing COVE Pro or COVE Plus, be careful when designing your header image to keep your logo and branding within the designated "safe space" of 650px X 92px starting from the left. The "safe space"... Read More »
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The Economy Collaboration Part 2 - Ready-to-Use Resources
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PBS.org/video - 1 Implementation Down, 170+ to go
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Getting to Know... Kristin Calhoun
March 30, 2009 – 2:59 PM
In the third in our series to help you get to know the faces behind PBS Interactive, here is a "Getting to Know You" Q&A with Kristin Calhoun, Director of Station Products & Services:1. What do you do at PBS... Read More »
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Facing the Financial Crisis from KETC
March 25, 2009 – 12:56 PM
Today, in the first of a series to highlight interesting local projects, we hear from Mike Bauhof of KETC in St. Louis about their multi-platform project, Facing the Financial Crisis:Please describe "Facing the Financial Crisis"."Facing the Financial Crisis" began early... Read More »
Posted in Station Spotlight | Tagged community, community engagement, CPB, economy, facing the financial crisis, ketc, stations | No Comments
Using Twitter to Connect with Local Audiences
March 23, 2009 – 10:42 AM
Lauren Saks from PBS Engage offers up some advice to stations looking to get started on Twitter: If I've learned one thing from working in social media, it has been how to write clever or informational things in a very... Read More »
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DTV Modules - Version 1.1
March 19, 2009 – 4:40 PM
We now have some preliminary designs to illustrate what we think a version 1.1 update will look like. The upgrades currently on the table are:1. Make the full day view easier to find2. Provide an easy to find full week... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged DTV modules, full-week view, v1.1 update | 12 Comments
DTV Modules - User Testing
March 19, 2009 – 1:05 PM
The PBSi DTV team is deep in the throes of planning for user testing of the new modules later this month. We're close to completing a strategy for the testing that we believe will put us in a strong position... Read More »
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DTV- Channel Lineup Update
March 12, 2009 – 4:29 PM
Good News! We've found a solution to the channel suppression bug that has been affecting some stations. As mentioned in the recent Channel Lineup post, when a station has multiple channels that air the same content, it has been possible... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged channel lineup, channel names, digital channel common names | No Comments
Stations Engage Communities through Interactive Media
March 9, 2009 – 10:46 AM
In the latest posting from PBS Engage, Lauren Saks muses on the social media efforts of some local stations: PBS is gearing up for South by Southwest, so I have been extra keen on all things Texas lately. KLRU combines... Read More »
Posted in PBS Engage | Tagged Docubloggers, engage, KLRU, local content, social media, South by Southwest, Uvu, WGBH, WGBH Lab, WPBT | No Comments
DTV- Where's my Full Week View?
March 4, 2009 – 9:34 AM
In the five years I've worked in station services at PBS, I don't know how many times someone at PBS asks me some variation of "what do stations really need?" Now, I've never presumed to have an all-seeing eye that... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged DTV API, DTV modules, full-week view, versioning | 10 Comments
DTV Tip - When Your Channel Lineup is Wrong
February 27, 2009 – 1:51 PM
We've been hearing from many stations with questions about the channels being listed for their station, and thought it would be helpful to provide a bit more information on how we receive and display that channel information as well as... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged channel names, digital channel common names, DTV modules, SRC forms, TV Guide | No Comments
Meet PBS Engage
February 20, 2009 – 9:43 AM
I just updated my Facebook status. I let everyone in my network know that I was having chicken salad for lunch. An hour later, an old friend from high school replied with her lunch plans. Connection rekindled. Turns out... Read More »
Posted in PBS Engage | Tagged blogs, engage, facebook, social media, twitter | No Comments
DTV Module Tip - Increasing font size in the program info pane
February 11, 2009 – 4:46 PM
We have heard from many stations having trouble with small font sizes in the new suite of tools; specifically within the program information pane. What seems to be happening is that even when a station increases the size of the... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged CSS, DTV modules, ems, font size, program information pane | 5 Comments
What Does the DTV Delay Mean for Online TV Schedules?
February 5, 2009 – 2:20 PM
In case you missed it, yesterday the U.S. House of Representatives voted to delay the DTV transition until June 12th. With the announcement, teams all over the building here began to scramble to devise the best way to help... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged DTV modules, February 17, June 12th, TV Guide | 4 Comments
Getting to Know - Shawnte McQueen
January 26, 2009 – 3:45 PM
We thought it would be fun to spend some time indroducing those of us working behind the scenes at PBS Interactive. In the first of a series that we hope will expand to include PBS and station staff alike, here's... Read More »
DTV Modules - CSS Tips
January 21, 2009 – 9:40 AM
Now that the new DTV Schedules have launched, we thought it would help those stations getting set up to share some of the most frequently asked questions we're receiving here. To start, here are two tips for those of you... Read More »
Posted in DTV Modules | Tagged CSS | 7 Comments
What is COVE?
January 16, 2009 – 9:45 AM
The term "COVE" has been heard pretty widely throughout the system lately. It's a term used quite readily to describe the new "player" being developed by PBS to feature local and national content. While this is accurate, the term COVE... Read More »
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Welcome to the SP&S Blog
January 14, 2009 – 1:27 PM
Happy New Year, and welcome to v.1 of the new Station Products and Services Blog! This space is designed to be one small step towards creating a more collaborative environment between PBS station Web professionals and PBS Interactive staff. To... Read More »
Posted in COVE, DTV Modules | 2 Comments