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A Guilmon change Part 2Karov punched the nearest rock, angrily. Missed...oh, no matter...the next one will be...hey, where did he go? he said, looking around, anxiously. Where is he? Where is that stupid lizard?A Guilmon change Part 27 years ago in Fantasy More Like This
Right behind you
Karov turned around...he saw the red creature's fist. A punch in the face, and Karov was on the ground...his riffle landed a few meters away from him. You...how did you...
Alex smiled, showing him his deadly fangs. Let's just say...that I am fast...now...
Karov grabbed the gun in his pocket. Fortunately, Alex had good reflexes, and he managed to kick him in the face, and steal the gun.
Bad move... Alex said, aiming the gun at the man's head. Now...I have some questions for you
Karov spitted blood on the ground. I won't tell you anything...you are wasting your time he said, smiling.
Alex smiled too. Oh...so, I don't need you anymore...and you know...I'm starting to get hungry he
you have such a pretty smilei.you have such a pretty smile7 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
it has been scrawled and every letter looks like a hooked crow's talon, and i am sitting with my jeans all rolled up and my feet are made of seeds and wrinkles like protrusions of stems and dreamy roots, and i am exploding stars in my mind and they shatter like yellow confetti, slivered gold glitter, and i read so slowly like the words might escape me before i can finish, the tail-ends of ns turning into legs and the es unfurling and falling delicately away and the m scattering away like leaves coated in sulfur and membrane and silk, and on the wall is scrawled a picture, a color, that looks like this:
my stomach opened up wide
and out came
a forest, topped in limp rashes of stringy red and slices of white, splattered lightly with a crimson you could dip your finger in and taste, playing your tongue like a careful harp, and the gilded stains of green came out to meet the sun with extended pointing arms
What I KnowI know that in five minutes, I am going to push my little brother out of the window of our twelfth floor apartment. And I know that there is absolutely nothing I can do to prevent it.What I Know8 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
It's a huge window, more like a little door, really. It stretches down to a few inches above the floor and then up again to the ceiling. I don't see why it's so big. Maybe it's so we can get a nice view. Our apartment overlooks Riverside Park, so there's no one from the building across the street who can see in or anything.
Normally I like the window and how far it is from the ground. Normally I like to look down at the tops of trees in the park. In the summer, I like to open it and get a lot of fresh air inside the living room. Now the thought of it frightens me. I look at the glass of the window and all I want to see is a nice, thick brick wall.
I am going to push my brother out of this window.
I've done e
Piano HatI remember when we got our first piano. It was a black upright. Not exactly gorgeous, but definitely a nice instrument. I was really excited to get my hands on the thing, but dad wasnt too, um, keen on the idea -- "Keen"? Really? I say things like that sometimes even though I know they sound lame. What can you do, though? I didnt have my first piano lesson until a few days later. Sounds of tinkling piano keys filled the room. Bassy notes caused the whole foundation to shake. It was a thing of beauty. It really was. Best part: It was me. I was playing it. My hands couldnt throw a ball with any sort of accuracy at all, and I was picked on for it bad, but damn could they play a piano! I mean really! Just damn!Piano Hat7 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
That was, what -- like, five years ago? Yeah, I was about eight at the time, so, like, five years ago. So here I am, five years after I started playing the thing, and Im still going. In fact, Ive got a recital tonight. Thats why Im all
Champagne Girlslisten:Champagne Girls6 years ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
the higher you fly, the harder it is to breathe. the harder it is to see all thats below you; to see the ones that helped get your glorious kite off the ground in the first place. you owe them just that much, dont you? for them to at least catch the occasional glimpse of your lofty form between those clouds and the sun's rays pressing down on their heavy eyelids?
we would all love to have a kite that will carry us to heaven's blinding gates, the ideal circumstance, but it seems kites like those are going extinct with infinity between. i'd be happy just to have a balloon to tie to my pinky, one that wont float off at the slightest breeze, hover vastly out of reach of my outstretched fingers among the teetering spires of brick and mortar, modern corridors of hell-scorched babylon, simply to waver, depressurize, and
yesterday i spent nearly 12 hours in the cruel swift winds that rarely blow so sharp on the curvature of vermont's unyielding mountainous vi
I Love You MoreHe said, I bet ifI Love You More6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I ate fireflies,
I'd light up something
wonderful and special
and then I'd be the perfect
man you'd always want.
She grimaced, said to
stop reading Alice in
Wonderland, to stop
being such a dreamer,
stop talking in abstract
ideas and nonsensical prose.
It's. Not. Healthy.
He hand wrote a little
chapbook for her, poems
and thoughts, his deepest.
Pricked his finger,watching in
fascination as the sanguine
liquid dripped, splatter small
in the corner of the cover page.
She would always have a piece
of his heart near-by.
He found it abused and dogeared
through use of neglect in corners
of forgotten grooves in bookcases.
Your poetry is tired and abusive
to the English language,
name dropping doesn't make you
any weightier and let the piece
breathe just once, for goodness sakes.
Stop using so many friggin commas.
Periods can be your friend too,
she said. He propped his head up
on his bent arm, cheek mussing out of
shape. Really now? he
bad poetry good poetryWrite poetry.bad poetry good poetry7 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Write bad poetry and then
burn the paper.
Write good poetry and fold
it into a crane, let it fly away
on an extended vacation with your muse.
Write nothing and see what happens,
when you stand in the dark
with nothing on but
a halfhearted smile.
Kill a mocking bird, and scoff;
write about that too.
Write about things that never
happened like they are the truest
thing in your heart. Write
about things that did
happen like they are dirty lies.
Write about smoke rings
and cancer patients and thirty
degrees below zero. Write about
the rising oil prices,
like it will make a difference.
Dont write and see what happens,
when there is no one left to listen
to your heartbeat and you wish
you had written that song
three years ago.
Write about how the dish
ran away with the spoon,
and rain rain go away
like it was your idea.
Like it was a good idea.
Blonde BombshellBlonde Bombshell11 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
She's an airbrushed blonde bombshell, a teen queen glam rocker
Every boy's masterbation fantasy, perfect on paper,
Disguised by makeup and mishaps, holding in
Her bursting alcoholic liver (its cool, that's why) with the lies she delivers the crowd and
Her lungs burn (its all those cigarettes, you know), but that's no concern, because she's
Beautiful. And she knows it.
It's nothing new, this death she's learned to fake, to die inside
But she's not willing to sacrifice her fame for
Dignity. Because no one's going to remember, (no one's gonna count at the finish line, right?) how much
She has left, when she steps into the Rock and
Roll hall of fame, half dressed, but it's
Gucci, Mom, it's okay, and she'll smile for the
Camera, a girl's best friend, she's good at it now. It took some practice
At first but she's mastered the art of faking it harder
And harder until she's breathing hard, its believable. You might wonder
Why her smile never breaks, it's
forget yourselfDear J,forget yourself7 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
I thought I saw you today. It scared me; a cascade of butterflies erupted in my chest. My body lurched and my long-legged chair screeched like an out of tune cricket amidst the orchestral warm-up of the coffee shop but no one, no one noticed--no one noticed you. And no one saw the shade of fog that overtook my eyes, the hollow, haunted shade; like a tear on the cheek, the look that took all afternoon to dry. Are we both invisible?
the cynic's love songI will not write love poems becausethe cynic's love song6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
stars and laced fingers and deep
kisses make me sick. Because dawn
doesnt blossom and the night
always ends. The pillow loses its scent and feathers.
I lose myself in closets, waltzing with skeletons.
The sky fades from violet silk
to rough gray wool filling my throat
until I choke. I will not write love
poems because my soul aches for release,
but there is none. The grass
browns, the trees turn to skinny sentinels, watching
through sleepeyes. Life becomes routine
until I dont notice where my feet take me.
I love yous fall on ears full of cotton balls
and the echo never comes back. I will not write
love poems because love is a baby
growing in the womb of the world:
this time we cannot bear
the weight of it so we walk to the clinic
wearing black sweaters and shame
in the set of our lips. I search for anything
to make me dizzy and forgetful.
I search for anything to touch and never
get farther than my breasts and stomach.
Sleeping SongsSleeping Songs8 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I had a sister once with
hair like wildfire
tangled like young
lovers' legs
She had a boy once with
eyes like moons,
great brown moons
that lit the dark
of the halls he walked
as he made his way
out our heavy front door
toward that beat-up station wagon
escaping as the morning
was just turning rosy round the edges
already missing my sister's lips
pretending he had never come]
When silence falls from dark blue walls
[and the lights have gone out in the halls]
We will build a fort of blankets overhead
As friends dream frantically and our
flashlights threaten to give us away
I ask and you smile
and we kiss for awhile
[without thinking once what if ______ wakes up?]
whoever said:
Bodies like maps laid out on the floor
has never traveled outside his city walls
with no cinematic ending or music swelling
or any passionate affirmation of any true-true love:
:we simply turn the flashlights
The Portrait[975 words]The Portrait7 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
You see, its hard to explain Jonathans words formed a small puddle on the expensive, imported carpet next to the shattered corpse of the china vase. His down-turned face was painted in shades of red; the light hue of guilt brushed across his checks with two bold strokes of embarrassment for eyes.
It cant be that difficult, just come out with it.
He didnt mean it, Daddy-- Emma tugged on Fathers sleeve.
I'm talking to Jonathan. Father removed Emmas hand from his suit. Don't speak.
I-I heard Emma shout from the kitchen and I thought she had gotten hurt so I ran to see what was the matter and on the way the vase fell over, he said hurriedly, his shoulders slowly hunching and his palms facing the ceiling.
You ran. Fathers eyebrows fought over the territory between them. &
It's okay to have cheesecakeI get overwhelmed quickly if there's too much of something,It's okay to have cheesecake7 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
That's why I steer clear of long lists
and poems.
I hate Dora the Explorer.
We like TV, but it doesn't make us happy.
So why do we spend hours in front of it
Instead of doing things we like?
TV is a narcotic. We're addicted.
I'm compulsive. I inhale food.
I don't want it. I'm not hungry.
I need more.
I have no self control.
I act on impulse.
If I want something, I need it now.
No control
I'm obsessive. I have intrusive thoughts
About death and scary images.
I stayed up late to watch a show that I thought would be good.
It wasn't.
But I still watched it.
I like even colors, numbers and days of the week.
Yellow, green, orange, white.
2, 4, 6, 8.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
It doesn't make a difference though.
It's just being irrational.
I complain about washing dishes.
But I don't mind it.
I sort the dishes in a certain way.
Spoons, forks, and knives first.
Little plates, medium size plates, big pl
My Broken MirrorYou are my broken mirrorMy Broken Mirror7 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
and once I picked up all your pieces
and I once tried to place them all together
but now I realize that I like them
shattered and sparkling
because when I cast my image on you
you throw it back to me
at one hundred different angles
that I never would have seen
without you
Hippie Lesbian GirlShe don't care for me,Hippie Lesbian Girl8 years ago in Songs & Lyrics More Like This
Half as much as the trees,
I've heard she's a lesbian,
Guess she won't play with my pen,
She likes animals and plants,
But won't let me in her pants,
I don't care about the environment,
Just wanna dance in fields,
I don't care about global politics,
But I'll sit and watch you spin,
Crazy hippie lesbian chick,
Oh won't you be with me?
Hippie lesbian girl,
Oh how I watch you twirl,
From the window in math class,
While you check out Jane's ass,
Hippie lesbian girls, they don't like me,
They're afraid of STDs
Hippie girls don't like pesticides or razor blades,
Lesbians won't let men give them AIDs,
But I'll love you; yes you'll see,
But hippie lesbian girls,
They don't like me!
I don't care about animals,
Or how the world will explode,
I don't care about green house gas,
But knowing you do makes me smile,
If not even for a while,
Hippie lesbian girl,
Oh, won't you be with me,
I won't give you STDs
monsters aren't human.whispering the headlines of last saturday's news, he's rocking back and forth, back and forth to the sound of laughter collecting with the rain water. mornings of splattered paint and scrambled eggs fill his life like he filled so many hearts. saving his last breath for later, he smiles instead. maybe simplicity is what we have yet to learn.monsters aren't human.6 years ago in Urban & Spoken Word More Like This
"i'm a monster in my own skin. and monsters aren't human."
sinking ships and shrinking waistlines. she's a mess. all tooth aches and flyaway ribbons of jet black hair. she's the girl with the sharpie markers drawing aimlessly on undamaged skin. in her room are pictures of her failed perfection along with the posters of sought after measurements. she's the girl that was a best friend to someone.
"i'm a monster in my own skin. and monsters aren't human."
empty alleys and broken glass bottles once filled with anger. he's the father with washed out eyes and dead dreams. paycheck to paycheck, bottle to bottle. the eff
This Was ConventionThis is a test. No, not so much a test like, check check, one, two, three, but an experiment of sorts. Like the first potato clock or when teachers decided to demonstrate the use of condoms on bananas instead of the fully erect penises of hired male models. I am not explaining this properly. Worry is a troubled girl. The entirety of the Universe breathed a sigh of felicity when she was extracted from her mothers womb, entering existence in a burst of blinding light and a gurgled scream, rice paper skin and dental floss hair. Not literally. That would be terrifying.This Was Convention6 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Her birth name wasnt really Worry. She acquired it in high school after a series of anxiety attacks and mental breakdowns and et cetera; thought the world was going to end every day. She was so conscious of everything self-involved: had to justify every action she took, every sentence she spoke, like some unseen audience was judging her. Shed skip school for days at a time, forging her father
she lost her facethe postmanshe lost her face6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
is at the door again,
delivering her face;
she puts it on
and smiles. She paints
her nails the color of the
Roman Empire,
sharpens them to points, grows bear teeth.
She smiles,
the children run;
she pull
it's not just the leaveslast autumn i spent an entire afternoonit's not just the leaves6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
on my back in the grass waiting for a falling
leaf to drift downwards into my open palm.
i was convinced that there was something
special about being the first to hold on to
something that had never touched the ground.
i pulled my eyes shut and tried to make a wish
but when i opened them it was spring again and
i had forgotten how to believe in something that
was heading towards the ground anyway.
EdgeSometimes I want to tell you you're uglyEdge6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
so you never talk to me again.
I have all the symptoms of a fever
without the temperature to justify one.
I don't know the color of my father's eyes.
I don't care, he's not my friend.
Today I wished I'd never dream again.
I can't sleep.
I can't sleep.
I can't sleep.
Get out of my head.
The Yellowiest DecemberShe was atheist andThe Yellowiest December6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
he was a painter who
believed in everything
and the world, the glories
it held, endless fountains of
knowledge to be obtained.
"It's an amazing situation,"
he mused, running his hands
through her red hair.
She believed in asbestos,
that it was her favorite
color and he believed that she
needed more things to believe in.
He ate cranberry sauce while she
read him poetry about cats and disciples
and classical compositions and the
relevance in it all. It
was all he could do to say, "Wow,"
staring at the sky, effusion of clouds
draining, pouring out before dispersing.
Her blue flower dress smelt of
chamomile and tulips and she wore a
yellow chrysanthemum in her hair, his
head rested in her lap, her breathing
so soft.
Flash cards and timer reminders on
PDA's kept him remembering every
little nuance. "This cupcake is in
celebration of the fifth time
I kissed you and made you blush."
She blushed again before becoming
flustered. A mental note, Twenty-fifth
time, blushed.
Asking Men OutI am an intellectual.Asking Men Out7 years ago in Other More Like This
And I also floss my teeth.
Das Kapital is a comic book.
Nietzsche should go watch 'Annie Hall.'
Keynesian economics is a good contraceptive.
There is a Jeff Koons in my bedroom near my
and the
It is shaped like your watch and it means
something about sex
and eternity
and a bath mat
I once knew.
And there are clouds. And there are clouds.
And there are clouds. And there are clouds.
There was an artist that painted me the whole sky
and then said that I had ripped it apart
piece by piece. Everytime I said
'I'm not ready.'
'I'm too young.'
'I'm too needy.'
There is a hole in my heart the size of your fist, but
with a tiny piece of metal that you
ripped of your father's car.
For me.
I gave my teacher an apple.
I gave my friend a flower.
I gave my head a pill.
I use repetition to distill boredom. I use repetition
to ignore the main facts of existence.
Sometimes I even use repetition to avoid getting
with reality.
I am an intellectual.
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Located in the heart of Farmington, this hotel is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack and within 6 mi (10 km) of Ravenwood Golf Club and Ganondagan State Historic Site. Valentown Museum and Eastview Mall are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a bar/lounge. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in the lobby, conference rooms, and express check-in are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
2 meeting rooms are available. This Farmington hotel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Ferdaus Shamim/WireImageAs reported earlier, John Lennon's first wife, Cynthia Lennon, died today at age 75 from cancer. Now, the surviving members of The Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, have issued statements reacting to the news.
"The news of Cynthia's passing is very sad," writes McCartney. "She was a lovely lady who I've known since our early days together in Liverpool. She was a good mother to Julian and will be missed by us all, but I will always have great memories of our times together."
As for Starr, he tweeted a brief message jointly with his wife, Barbara, that reads, "Peace and love to Julian Lennon. God bless Cynthia."
Meanwhile, the respective widows of John Lennon and George Harrison -- Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison -- as well as George's son, Dhani, also have released messages of condolence.
Yoko who married John in 1969 after he divorced Cynthia, writes on her Imagine Peace website, "I'm very saddened by Cynthia's death. She was a great person and a wonderful mother to Julian. She had such a strong zest for life and I felt proud how we two women stood firm in the Beatles family. Please join me in sending love and support to Julian at this very sad time." Ono also posted a photo of her and Cynthia with their respective sons, Sean and Julian Lennon.
Olivia and Dhani Harrison issued a joint statement that appears on George Harrison's Facebook page. It reads, "Sending our love and deepest sympathies to dear Julian Lennon. May God bless Cynthia always." Accompanying the message is a photo that George took of Cynthia in 1964.
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Georgina Robinson James Slipper had no idea the Wallabies had just lost another captain.
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Georgina Robinson The Wallabies shrugged off the devastating loss of a new captain within a minute of kick-off to demolish a bamboozled France and notch their fifth win in a row for the first time since 2008.
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Georgina Robinson There is a small but irritating fly in the ointment heading into the Wallabies' bid to notch five Test wins in a row for the first time since 2008.
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Georgina Robinson Dumped Test halfback Will Genia became a victim of his own world-class standard when he was dropped from the Wallabies match day squad for the first time in four years on Tuesday.
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Georgina Robinson Newly anointed Wallabies captain Stephen Moore has vowed to usher in a new era of standards-driven culture to return Australia to No.1 in the world rankings.
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Georgina Robinson Veteran Australian hooker Stephen Moore was named the 81st Wallabies captain on the Gold Coast on Monday.
Waratahs halfback Nick Phipps unsure if he has done enough to get Wallabies nod
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Cheika praises tenacious Tahs
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Is it safe to prune the lower branches off a dahlia plant, so that there are no low-hanging leaves touching the soil?
I know it's safe for tomatoes and roses, but what about dahlias?
I bought a chestnut mushroom box kit from the pound shop that didn't grow very well. I slid the tray out, emptied the spores from the plastic bag onto the compost and woodshavings and watered it, and a week later there was lots of nice looking fungus growing over the top, with lots of little dots forming which I assumed would become mushrooms.
The instructions said to spray water over them every day after this, but doing so seemed to kill the fungus, even though I mist-sprayed just a little water. In the end, two mushrooms grew, and they tasted lovely, but hardly worth a pound and a few weeks of waiting.
I tried to re-use the kit and was even more gentle with the watering, but nothing grew at all. Well, a few tiny 'buds' formed, but never continued to grow into mushrooms.
I gave up on the second attempt and stirred the contents of the tray and added a good bit of water, then left it in the box for a week. This third attempt resulted in a single mushroom growing.
So after all that, I'm not sure if I'll bother growing mushrooms again. Besides, they have no more boxes in the pound shop.
As an aside, what do people who casually grow a tomato plant or two do when they go on holiday? Mine are still small and in small temporary plastic pots, and they're already drinking like fish. So when the vines are big and the tomatoes are forming, I doubt they'd survive for a couple of weeks without water, even in a big pot.
If you don't have a neighbour who can do it for you, what do people do?
Great to know they're OK and thanks for the video! I've been meaning to replant them in a bigger container for the last week or so, and really must get around to it soon. There's now at least 8" of hairy stem below the first leaves, so I'm losing time that they could be growing new roots from the stems.
I also see tiny buds (a millimetre or so across) forming at the top of a couple of them, so all the more reason to get them planted properly.
I also noticed the first buds forming on my dahlias too, so the first flowers should be appearing in a month or so. This year's been a good one in the garden for me. Lots of spring flowers and now the summer stuff seems to be going extremely well. In previous years, very little has grown.
Does it stunt the growth or harm young tomato plants when you forget to water them and they droop over?
I have a few in small pots, looking just like the above photo from Bf206, and they've started soaking water up like mad. A couple of times I've forgot to water them or not realised how quickly they'd become dry, and the leaves have curled up and wilted, and some of the stems have even curved right over. Watering them and waiting a couple of hours seems to have cured them on those occasions, but does this do any long term harm?
If I grow some tomato plants in a large planter containing fresh soil, can I keep growing them every year, or does the soil need changing every now and again?
I know some vegetables need to be grown in fresh soil every few years because of viruses and bugs, so are tomatoes* one of them?
* I know they're not a vegetable
Thanks very much!
Do these come in multiple colours, or should I also expect different shapes, sizes and heights?
Also, are there any tips for making the most out of trying to get this flower to spread next year? It's growing in the ground, but I'd like to have a few pots growing them in the future.
I planted them in (whet I thought were) reasonable pots that are intended to be there permanent home. I don't expect them to flower as well as the one I planted in the ground, but with good soil and the occasional top-up, I expect them to be a nice addition to the garden.
It was a mild winter, so I planted them a bit early. They've grown very well since them and continue to grow quickly. It's just this one dahlia that seems different from the other. It's not dying or really unhealthy, it just has soft and slightly wilting leaves compared to the other one.
And I don't think over-watering is it either, because it started going a bit soft toward the end of a dry spell. At first, I assumed the wilting was down to a lack of water. But after watering it, it didn't spring back like other plants did. Then heavy rain came and it made no difference either. Everything else in the garden is doing remarkably well this year, to my amazement. I'm usually like the angel of death in a garden!
I was very happy with my dahlia planted in the ground last year, though perhaps it was a little leaf-heavy rather than being a sea of flowers. The soil it grew in is largely made from composted vegetable matter, and I added sprinkles of Growmore as it grew, so maybe it was all just a bit nitrogen heavy.
These pots contain Bowers multi-purpose compost with a bit of farmyard manure and a sprinkling of blood fish & bone mixed in. As I say, all the other pots are growing wonderfully and are a very healthy vibrant green so far (it'll be a couple of months before I get any flowers), but this one dahlia looks like it needs a hand.
Could anyone tell me what flower this is? I thought maybe it's a pansy, but the only ones I know I've seen before seem larger than this and have multiple colours. The leaves in shot are also from this plant. It's only just flowered in the last day or two:
The shoots are still relatively small (about 8" tall) at the centre of the pots, leaving much of the soil fully exposed to rain, so I really don't think it's under watering. There's been lots of rain in the last week so if anything, the soil has had more water than it needs! My flower beds are nicely soaked, though snails and caterpillars are starting to do their work. Luckily, nothing's climbed up the pots yet.
I'm hoping to keep them in pots so I can put them on a patio. They're not very big (one is about 1.5 cubic feet and the other maybe 2.5) but I'm hoping it'll be enough to grow and flower by the summer. Last year I grew a dahlia in the ground and it bloomed very well. When I dug up the tuber afterwards, its roots didn't seem to have spread very far, so that's why I'm hoping these pots will be enough.
I wondered if it's because I haven't added much fertiliser or plant food since planting them, but the other dahlia is growing extremely well with no signs of wilting. They were planted in fresh multi-purpose compost with a bit of farmyard manure, blood fish & bone. I then scratched-in a handful of rose & shrub pellets with added horse manure about a month later (now a month ago).
I used the same mix to plant other things in pots and they're all going very well, it's just this one dahlia that's showing signs of early wilting. There's no sign of any nibbling to any leaves.


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Thats alot of beer...
Well, legally, that would be your entire yearly brewing allowance in one batch. If it wasn't a good beer, that would just be tragic. Time to get a brewer's license!
well, my oldest kid will be 21 in April so at least if my understanding is correct I can make 100 gallons per adult? Still, "legally" that would be pushing it. It would be 1.5 batches per year.
I might take the advice given in a PM and buy them to sell. Unfortunately where they are the people will not sell them at scrap price so I have to haggle.
Only two of them are super straight and no sign of damage. Only two have lids and lock rings. I found the manufacturer website and I sent an inquiry as to the actual cost of new units out of curiousity.
They have units as small as 150 liters (40 gallons)http://www.sld.ch/pdf_dat/unit-c/en/tz.pdf
I'm pretty sure it's 100 per adult, up to a total of 200 per household.
So, you only want to brew once a year?
Those are awesome, and I bet they would prove very handy if you were starting up a microbrewery. Can't see the application in homebrewing, though..
Its only illegal if you get caught.
How much do those badboys cost? and where are they for sale at?!
I am haggling but they are not going to be cheap. The guy I have to talk to about them isn't available until after the first and he is a crusty old fart. So it depends on his mood. All I could get was that he was not selling them at scrap price. That is never a good sign.
But he is a businessman as far as shrewd goes so money talks. If I got all of them I could get them at a lot better deal.
If I went that route though I would have to get a friend of mine to go in with me on them. I sent him an email with a pic.
He is a newly acquired friend, I bought a couple of corny kegs from him. He has flippin buttloads of them. I figure if anyone I know local knows someone that may want them it would be him. As long as I get one in the end that works out to being free after I sell the rest it would be worth my while.
They weigh 256 lbs. each according to the stamp on them. The farther someone is from Texas the more it would be to get them freighted obviously. Finding a hardcore local brewer would be ideal.
If he's "not selling them for scrap," what the hell's that spray paint on the side say?
Wonder if he even realized how much those are worth AS SCRAP these days.
My Jacuzzi is only 300! I'd say way too big for the homebrewer. Even brewpastor's rig isn't that big. If you can't get them for scrap prices, why bother?
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Hothouse tomatoes
I have just built a 2.4 x 1.5 x 2m high hothouse. Our daylight hours are at minimum 10. Night temperatures can fall to 4 or 5 Celsius in mid winter. Daytime temperatures rarely fall below 14 c but mostly a few degrees warmer at least.
Will I need to heat and or add light to successfully grow tomatoes in my little hothouse.
Any advice would be gratefully received.
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While the temperatures you post are not good for rapid germination of seeds, they should support moderate to slow growth of tomato plants. I would suggest you make sure the plants are well established seedlings before committing them to the "indoors". Keep the newly germinated seedlings warm until they have at least the firt set of real leaves - preferably the second set.
hi grrrr.egg no probs I go down below freezing. The first tomato last year was Marmande which set while others had their flowers falling off. This year I'm trying more cold climate varieties including pathenocarpic tomatoes that set at lower temps. many of these are available in Oz. Cheers Max
Greetings from very far away! The temperatures you quoted are outside temps, right? What matters is the temperature inside the hothouse. For myself, on a sunny February day in Illinois, which is our very early spring, it can be 7 degrees Celsius outside and yet still be 35 degrees inside. Solar gain should make it nice and warm inside, and you should have tomatoes as long as things don't freeze on a cold night. Good luck with everything.


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recommend a basic html/mht editor to remove content?
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I need a webpage html editor that I can easily remove items from. I would like it to be able to open mht files. I have tried Kompozer so far, but it often "cannot open webpage for unknown reason", possibly due to using certain content eg frames - so can anyone recommend something with far better compatibility? I dont need anything too advanced, as im only needing it at present to highlight and remove images and text (eg adverts) on saved pages in order to save paper as I print each website. Thanks for any help :)
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That started off (I think) as a request for a text/code editor or IDE, but ended up being about the common problem of websites that lack print CSS.
To fix the omissions of lazy designers, you would be better off using a bookmarklet (such as Printliminator), a browser add-on (such as Aardvark for Firefox), or possibly custom user CSS (for those browsers that support this feature). Either of the first two options are your best and most convenient solution.
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I eventually managed to reduce/delete unwanted material by before printing by adding my saved webpage into microsoft office (2007). Not the perfect way to do it perhaps, but I got what I needed in the end-although not everything seemed to be editable.
Thanks for the replies, I will try those methods in future :)
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ideas to stop the rattle
Ok, So I am trying to get some ideas of what other fellow jeepers have done to stop the rattle of the center caps on rims. rubber shims?
Take a pair of pliers and slightly bend the end lip of them to make them kinda straight stopped the rattle on mine I did it in 3 spots on each cap
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is there anyway of finding it and getting rid of it?
is there anyway of finding it and getting rid of it?
You need to know everything you installed in your PC by heart and very well. In that way, you can manually browse through all your folders (but it's usually in the X:\program files\) and delete the .dll
If you are using Windows XP home/pro try the msconfig utility. This is a very quick and simple app built in and with it I've been able to fix many issues like this.
a. Open the start menu and select run or hit the windows key + r and type in "msconfig" (minus the "")
b. Click over to the tab startup and see if you can find any applications there that seem odd. You can look at the command section and location to help you identify things you want and things you don't.
c. De-select the startup items that you don't want to startup when you computer boots or when you log in.
d. Click on the services tab and see if it might be an odd service. This tab allows you to hide the microsoft services and just show the non-microsoft services running. (helpfull to identify what is generally system services)
e. Once you have made your changes click ok and you will be prompted to resrart your computer. Do so and when the dialog box pops up after rebooting and logging into your system click the select box and hit "ok"
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a. If you want to know everything about any application that you have running on your machine check out process explorer by sysinternals. www.sysinternals.com
b. With this application loaded you can see everything that any app is doing on your computer. Do you want to know what files the app has open and even registry keys that it uses. It will also tell you individual applications memory and cpu usage. Very usful app when windows is being stupid and you can't kill an app or delete a file for some reason.
Hope that helps.
Toolbars are dll files, not executables.
O2 - BHO: class_searcher Class - {6D9F42B8-B7E5-4BB9-9A13-CAE53D44196E} - C:\Program Files\Words Text\searcher.dll (file missing)
O2 - BHO: (no name) - {A6274D66-AAA7-8B59-D349-871DF24616E7} - C:\WINDOWS\System32\nejux.dll
I don't recognize these two dlls.
The searcher.dll might be the problem. If you want to delete it but for some reason you can't, you have to delete its registry key first.
i can't help you for 2 reasons one your pic doesn't show. 2. i dont' know what type of computer you have and 3. i don't know the operating system. i use to work for tech support and if its i hijacked browser more than likely i can help you i've dealth dealt with it before. i'm not gonna spam random stuff to try. if u can tell me those 3 things then i will see what i can do.
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- Traffic Accident Reductions: Final figures indicate a 16% reduction of collisions in Lakewood from 1,308 in 2005 to 1,094 in 2006. The decrease was more substantial until the recent period of bad weather in November and December.
- All Hazard Radios: The state Department of Emergency Management has provided all schools in the state with NOAA "all hazards radios." Lakewood PD volunteer Mike Kanter and Lakewood citizen Terry Mason, both members of the Pierce County Citizen Corps Council, have volunteered to set up the radios in all Clover Park District schools. All hazards radios provide continuous weather information directly from the National Weather Service and are a single source for comprehensive weather and emergency information. Emergency information includes warning and post-event information for all types of hazards, including natural, environmental and public safety (such as AMBER alerts).
- City Manager's "State of the City": The city manager presented a "state of the city" speech to Lakewood United and also the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce on January 4th. The program highlighted progress made in 2006, and emphasized four areas for 2007 priorities: customer service, public safety, economic development, and communication. Reference was made to the newsletter, Lakewood University, the upcoming community summit on February 24th, and the new on-line customer service system about to be launched.
- Seizure Money: The Special Operations unit of the Lakewood Police Department seized $361K in assets in 2006. A net amount of $148,480 related to narcotics investigations has been banked for 2006. The money is the result of direct cash seizures and property converted for department use or auction. This figure is reported to the State of Washington and the City pays ten percent of this figure to them. Remaining seizure assets are either not narcotics related or still pending the completion of seizure hearings.
- Joint Legislative Task Force on Prison Reform: As the representative of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC) on this issue, Chief Saunders testified on January 11th in favor of the pending legislation sponsored by Senators Carrell and Regala to reform state prison and offender community re-entry. He has participated for the past year in the joint legislative task force and as co-chair of the sub-committee studying community transition and state/local partnerships. He also represented the City of Lakewood on this issue.
- Lake City Neighborhood Meeting: On January 11th, the Lakewood Police and Community Development departments conducted a neighborhood meeting in Lake City, with 11 residents in attendance. The neighborhood had been experiencing some problems with a legal nonconforming business and was seeking advice on how to address such topics as vehicle storage, right-of-way violations, and noise.
- Community Development Director passes mid-century milestone: Director David Bugher celebrated his 50th birthday this week on January 11th, and the department staff agreed to wear sweater vests in his honor.
- Building and Development Activity Recap: The following chart is a summary of progress made in development activity in 2006.
Community Development Department 2006 Year-End Statistics
1. New construction valuation:$87,845,546
2. Total number of building permit applications submitted:1,909
3. Total number of building permit applications issued:1,698
4. Percentage of building permits issued the same day as the application date:43%
5. Percentage of building permits issued within 10 days of the application date:57%
6. Percentage of building permits issued within 30 days of the application date:80%
7. Total number of land use/planning permit applications submitted:355
8. Total number of land use/planning permit applications issued:273
9. Number of Permit Counter Walk-in clients:12,020
10. Number of telephone calls received by the community development department:14,036
11. Number of business license renewal applications processed:4,060
12. Number of building inspections performed:5,077
13. Number of Hearing Examiner hearings:1014. Number of department employees:21
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 1/12/07
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- Published on Thursday, 11 January 2007 16:00
January 12, 2007
To: Mayor and Members of the City Council
From:Andrew Neiditz, City Manager


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I am creating a new modern/quirky dictionary and I wondered if a modern looking sans serif font would work well rather than the serif type that is usually used on dictionaries for the main text.
I wonder if any on here knew of any good types.
I am basically trying to combine (stylish/modern/cool/classy/sleek/sophisticated/) with the idea of the dictionary.
I hope you can help!
this was one example I thought of: http://www.hypefortype.com/nuorder.html
or maybe not, you might have better types
Can you describe the context in greater detail so that people can provide you with informed recommendations as opposed to subjective aesthetic opinions? For example, are you creating an academic dictionary for a specific discipline? A new Urban Dictionary? A full on Oxford English Dictionary? Online? Print? I believe that good design is about fitness for purpose as opposed to intuitive guesswork.
Is this for personal, professional, or academic work?
It would be professional yes, something i'm making for a brand i'm looking at.
I am selecting certain words out that describe/sum up the values of a certain brand.
I will only be changing the example of the words in context basically writing funny examples for each of the words I have selected.
So it's a combination of academic and comedy. I'm using words from the Oxford dictionary that won't change (not stupid words like Urban dictionary) but maybe the funny element (although not crude) like urban dictionary for the examples.
It would be print (mini booklet), with the idea to expand possible it to online/digital
The brand itself is a bit of a rebellious brand (covers a wide range of areas in the market); known to do things slightly different, but at the same time, it's modern, classy, innovative, and caring I think.
A bit clearer, but I'm not sure I'm on the same page yet (pun intended). I understand:
a) You have a client
b) you are making a printed promotional piece for them of sorts, which consists of words selected from the OED, but with funny twists
c) You are not actually setting an entire dictionary
d) And the company is rebellious, slightly differemt, modern, classy, innovative, and caring.
From what you have posted here, I think you are free to set the type as you see fit given you don't need to concern yourself with the pragmatics of size, thin paper, economy of space &c like a real dictionary. It just needs to look like dictionary text so people get the visual reference. You might be able to use slightly more contemporary, hip, trendy &c fonts, but stray to far from the norm, and people will probably think "what's up with this weird type that looks something like a dictionary?" You are already making it clever, different &c by changing the language.
That aside, what exactly does this company (brand) do? Are they a band? A clothing store? A blog? A software company? A design firm? Perfume? This is a critical piece of information. Those adjectives can be applied to anything.
And what is the budget for this job?
Oh, and you have posted this in the wrong area. The "Critique > San Serif" board is where you would post the design of a san serif font you have designed and ask for feedback. Notice how you haven't been getting any feedback? Questions like this should be on the General Discussion board. I will move it for you.
In addition, you will find that you get better feedback if you show and tell people what you have already tried. There is a tendency for many new members to simply ask the group to do their home/work for them, right down to the Google search. I once saw a post from a student asking Typophile "I need to write a paper about this Baskerville guy. Can anyone tell me a bit about him?" He didn't get much feedback ;)
> I will only be changing the example of the words ...
> I'm using words from the Oxford dictionary that won't change
The Oxford dictionary is copyrighted. If you're copying definitions and just changing examples, you'd probably be violating copyright.
From their website: "...no materials may otherwise be copied, modified, published... or otherwise distributed without our prior written permission..."
He's only using words from the Oxford dictionary, not the definitions. They certainly can't copyright the words they define, otherwise we'd all be in a lot of trouble.
If he's writing his own definitions then obviously he's fine, but I'm not sure from his description of the project.
Wasn't sure where to post it so chose Sans Serif more or less at random, but thanks for moving it to it's correct place.
The brand is a multinational company that covers entertainment to travel business areas. I could mention the name but i'm not going to haha!
I'm not copying the Oxford dictionary directly, just looking at their definitions of words as they are surely the best to look for the correct definition for words.
Maybe i'll just get the rough jist of the definition by combining other dictionary/online definitions of the same word and type that out, if having a direct copy of Oxfords would be an issue; good point though - i'll be careful with the copyright issue.
"It just needs to look like dictionary text so people get the visual reference"
I agree. I went with a serif at first but wondered if it looked too boring and old; maybe there are modern serifs as well as Sans Serifs that get the dictionary reference across well.
I was looking at Didot as the main font at first, but my typography knowledge isn't very strong, that's why I wondered if you could suggest suitable types that I would then choose from.
"You are already making it clever, different &c by changing the language."
yep, good point. I didn't want it to be let down by a rubbish type i'd choose, because of my rubbish typography knowledge. I'll play around with layout - probably won't have it exactly like a dictionary layout as that would be boring.
I might be able to have more than one type in the book as well.
Personally I'd only use Didot as a text face if I hated my readers.
If you want a didone-esque face (something with both crisp contrast and decent heft, say) then something like Adobe Utopia would probably work better. For something a little warmer and more organic, Comenius might do (though perhaps it's not as modern as you would like).
I don't know what you mean exactly by "cool" and "modern". However, I'll name a couple of faces which I think are distinctively quirky while still looking nicely readable in small close-set text:
Dictionary fonts are generally condensed with large x height and reduced contrast. Didot would be the opposite of these. One modern font you might consider is Premiéra.
Maybe "cool" and "modern" are not the best descriptions
stylish/classy/sleek/sophisticated might be better although keep the others as well
I can definitely see the similarities and little oddities between those types you found ones
Scala looks quite spidery not sure I like it
Chaparral Pro is nice
Premiéra looks quite nice too
relato is kind of nice, but an archaic look (might be good for smaller text- looks dictionary-like)
Both cartier and deepdene look archaic like relato
Is Serif best - are there Sans Serif than can be recommended? Although more Serifs are welcome
Found a copy of the "Oxford Progressive Colour Dictionary"; maybe the one I used in school. The blurb says: "Set in Monotype Univers and Plantin" – Univers (bold weight) for the terms and definition numbering, Plantin (regular weight) for the rest.
No idea if that particular combo suits you, but bold-sans-v-regular-serif may work.
does the copyright issue apply to all dictionaries, whether than be online or printed, or does it only apply to Oxford dictionary?
i.e what about: http://www.thefreedictionary.com
if I was to include the definition of the word, is there a way round the copyright, e,g if I combine different definitions from may sources to make my own new definition?
Le Monde Sans by Porchez Typofonderie?
> does the copyright issue apply to all dictionaries
Creating a dictionary is an enormous amount of work, so I would assume every dictionary is copyrighted unless you find one that clearly states that it's not.
> what about: http://www.thefreedictionary.com
Their "Terms of Use" page says: "...TheFreeDictionary © 2012 by Farlex, Inc. ... Material contained in the Content may not be duplicated or redistributed without the prior written consent of Farlex..."
@Sylph that's a nice typeface!
@JamesM do you know of any dictionaries that don't state copyright?
For readability, also consider Foundry Form Sans
You could consider the Wiktionary
Wiktionary is a wiki, which means that you can edit it, and all the content is dual-licensed under both the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License as well as the GNU Free Documentation License.
> @JamesM do you know of any dictionaries that don't state copyright?
Sorry I don't. Perhaps the reference department at your local library would know.
Michel's suggestion of Wiktionary sounds like a good possibility, but be sure to read their terms carefully, especially anything that mentions re-use for commercial purposes.
Why not just have your project's copywriter create his/her own definitions for the words? Or just come up with a different approach for your project?
@Michael is wiktionary fine to use without fear of copyright issues?
@james I did consider creating my own definitions - I guess along the same meaning, but slightly tweaked - maybe in a funny way or serious - that would remove copyright issues
Also by commercial, does that still include if my work is only going to staff ONLY and not the public?
@Sylph that's a nice typeface!
Isn't it? I am absolutely in love. Wonderful!
is wiktionary fine to use without fear of copyright issues?
You always need to read the copyright, the same way you read the EULA before licensing a font. I see that the links in the block quote that I copy-pasted are incomplete. If you click on Wiktionary, you get the links in the third paragraph. For the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, it is written
If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same, similar or a compatible license.
For the GNU General Public License, I presume similar restrictions apply. You need to read.
> Also by commercial, does that still include if my work
> is only going to staff ONLY and not the public?
When I said "commercial" I meant a project you're making money doing. Sometimes when someone posts something on the internet and says you're free to copy it, there may be some conditions, like maybe you have to include a link back to the source, or you can't use it for commercial purposes, or whatever. I'm just saying to read the terms.
There are, of course, plenty of dictionaries that are old enough for copyright to have expired. I'm not sure Samuel Johnson et al. count as stylish/modern/cool/etc. but there's plenty of material to play with in clever ways.
@DTY the dictionary content doesn't have to be cool etc, just wanting to find certain words I can grab the meanings of. Seems it's not as straightforward to do that though.
Nice idea though to look at older dictionaries, thanks
@jamesm I won't be making money from it and I don't know anyone else who will, so does that change copyright issues?
Isn't there just a way to mention where the definitions were sourced from such as at the front of my book?
> @jamesm I won't be making money from it and I don't
> know anyone else who will, so does that change copyright issues?
I'm still not clear on exactly what you're doing and what your relationship is to your client.
How many definitions will you be using? Is this a school project, or did some company hire you to do this, or are you an employee of this company and they asked you to develop this as part of your job, or what?
@james it's a student brief (shoudl have mentioned that earlier), with the possibility that if good enough might be selected to be used by the brand - not guaranteed though
It's for staff at the brand though so wouldn't be for the public
I was doing definitions in 6 sections with about 10 words in each so maybe 60 words/definitions
> it's a student brief
I doubt if any dictionary would care that you used some of their definitions in a student project. Just make sure you give proper credit so your professor knows where they came from.
> ...[but] might be selected to be used by the brand
If it actually ends up being used by the brand, that's different. I see 2 possible approaches: 1) Find definitions that aren't copyrighted (or write your own), or 2) include a note stating that if it's actually used, they may need to write new definitions to avoid copyright violation (they'd probably hire a freelance copywriter).
> I wonder if any on here knew of any good types.
not that I would be aware of it.
thanks, probably won't get selected ha
I'll make sure to give proper credit and include a note if necessary.
If I attempted to right new definitions myself, i'm wondering how I would approach that.
thanks, I had used a variety of fonts to make for an interesting dictionary
I have also edited some of the definitions myself, so not to copyright.
Another question though...
I have a folder on my mac now full of maybe 60 fonts I have collected over a period and to install them , I have to 'install font' for each individual one - I wondered if there is a way to install them all in one go rather than doing it one by one every time?
@MrKerner: Where do you study?
@Chris Dean
in England ;)
Personally, I'd sue Arial.