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Gently clean with bubbles.The Samsung WF1114XBD has an 11kg drum big enough to wash 55 t-shirts. Innovative ecobubble™ technology creates a bubbly foam which gets really deep into your fabrics to lift dirt. A 15°C cycle can give you the performance of a standard 40°C programme, saving energy and money. Samsung provide excellent quality products. If you register this product with Samsung, you will receive a 5 year guarantee. The Diamond Drum has smaller holes which release and drain water during washes, helping clothes look new for longer. Items freely move around during cycles, so they won't snag, keeping them safe. Smart Wash technology works out the right amount of water and energy usage so you'll never use more than you have to. And the A+++ energy efficiency rating keeps electricity bills down too.
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22 of 23 (95%) reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
Pros: Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
Cons: Complicated
"A really terrific, efficient, washing machine. The clothes come out much cleaner and dryer than from the Hoover which it replaced, even though the Hoover was meant to have a 1,600rpm spin speed, verses the 1,400rpm for the Samsung. If I had any criticism, it would be that I find it slightly too complex for my little brain - but that says more about me than the Samsung."
19 of 19 people found this review helpful.
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Reviewed by: wsmempson
Location: london
Gender: Male
Age: 45 to 54
Family size: Large Family
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
Cons: none
"Ridiculously quiet machine. Mudling through a bit with learning how to use it but I'm sure I'll get used to it. My kids think the tinkly music at the end of the cycle is fun so I'll leave it on.
Massive drum, absolutely huge. Seems to wash things fine but I'm a bloke so what would I know?
As title says - I'm dead chuffed with it.
As for the company, faultless. Rang early on day of delivery with the time of arrival and was bang on time. Took old machine away immediately. Whole delivery took about 2 minutes.
I will without a doubt use this retailer again and I really am a fussy, hard-to-please customer."
10 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: Flopchops
Location: Rutland
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good, huge washing capacity
"My 6-8 loads of washing a week has been cut down to 3. The capacity of this machine is just amazing! The default washing time is a bit lengthy, but that can be customised. The only niggle I have is that it is not possible to select 1400 spin with any other programme apart from cotton. As a result, my clothes are not as dry coming out as they were with my previous (Bosch) machine. The manufacturer's warranty is the best I have seen, meaning that I did not have the additional expensive of taking out insurance."
9 of 9 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: HertsMummy
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
"Love this machine takes large loads so i get through my washing a lot quicker. Only thing I'm not sure of is the spin speed this one is 1400 but i don't feel that my washing is any dryer than my old machine which only has 1200 spin speed. Wish I had this machine when all my children where living at home."
8 of 8 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: bakjack
Location: Suffolk
Gender: Female
Age: 55 to 64
Family size: Small Family
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, washes well, ha slow temp eco proramme
Cons: Noisy, cannot do samll load
"When we first got this - last week - it was very noisy and shook violently to the point where I called Samsung. The engineer said I wasn't loading it enough. It seems because it is a large drum - 10 kgs - it has to be at least half loaded, ideally more, or it will shake. We have tried this now and it is much better. Still a bit noisy but acceptable. It does so far wash very well. So if you are happy always to load the machine it is probably fine. If however you are used to small loads - or need to wash just a few things quickly at times I would be wary. It seems LG were first with a 10 kg domestic machine and they put tubes of viscous liquid around the drum to damp the oscillations so there may be an engineering problem here."
6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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Reviewed by: JohnDoe
Location: London, UK
Family size: Couple
Pros: Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, value for money if it has a good life span
Cons: Expensive
"The washing machine I had became terminal after 14 years faithful service. I was off the opinion that as my prior one was not cheap but very good value ,in terms of longevity, I thought I would try one of the Samsung Eco Bubbles. Not inexpensive but the feedback I have read seemed mostly positive. On the whole I am very happy with it, it is relatively quiet except when heavy items such as towels are in (and it is level, even got the spirit level out!) The wash cycles have a good choice and the quick wash is great. My last one didn't have a quick wash. Love the tune it plays when wash completed. The first time I was in the garden and though there was a mobile phone ringing! Its the only appliance I have had to calibrate before use but suppose this is a good thing for being economical. The styling seems 70's to me but I am still happy.I would recommend this item"
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Location: Leeds
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"Love this machine takes large loads so i get through my washing a lot quicker. Only thing I'm not sure of is the spin speed this one is 1400 but i don't feel that my washing is any dryer than my old m..."
The Samsung WF1114XBD comes with an 11kg drum which is large enough to wash an impressive 55 t-shirts at once. That's more than enough room, even if you've got a large family.
All your clothes will get a great wash thanks to ecobubble™ technology. Fully dissolving detergent in the water and mixing it with air, bubbles create a foamy mixture which soaks into fabrics 40 times faster than in conventional machines. Use it on a 15°C cycle to get results equal to that of a regular 40°C wash, meaning you save money and energy.
You'll never use more water or energy than you have to thanks to Smart Wash technology. This uses the right amount of water and detergent, stopping clothes coming out with a soapy residue. It can also detect excess foam during programmes, adding or removing cycles when needed. This means no more detergent residue or skin irritations that can come from this. It also rebalances the drum if clothes begin to slow in the wash helping to reduce creasing – meaning less ironing for you.
Rated A+++ for energy efficiency, it'll help keep electricity bills down, whichever programme you're using.
Another feature which protects your clothes is the Diamond Drum. It has holes that are 75% smaller than in regular machines. They help the load flow around the drum during washes, reducing bobbling, stopping snagging and helping clothes look good for longer.
Whatever cycle you run, it'll all be done so quietly thanks to VRT Plus™ which helps keep the machine balanced, even during fast spins. And the digital invertor motor stops friction between the motor and brush which not only keeps washes quiet, it'll help the machine last longer too.
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His thought? That my ACL is fully torn. Even if not fully torn he said it's really difficult to recover from an MCL tear + ACL tear since they both help provide stability to each other. An unstable ACL makes healing the MCL difficult and can make full MCL recovery a difficult thing to reach. An MCL tear alone takes 3 months to heal. Yikes! He told me the tests on my ACL show no ending point (indicating full tear). That sort of confirms what my non surgeon doc said about a definite tear and lots of laxity in the joint. He is not a surgeon though and those guys usually recommend conservative treatment before surgery.
Dr. Roberts (#3) also said if I wait to long I could risk some permanent laxity in my MCL with all the instability currently in my knee. At the same time, he says wait a little bit so I scheduled surgery with him on July 15th (assuming we keep that date). That still gives me time to see how things go over the next 3 weeks when I talk to my original doctor on July 1st about go/no go on surgery which at this time is a go unless he says something awesome on the 1st to convince me otherwise. I'm inclined to go with Dr. Roberts opinion at this point with all his experience and expertise.


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Do Emiratis face 'extinction'?
A decrease in fertility rates combined with an imbalanced demographic could lead to UAE nationals – already a minority in their own country – disappearing altogether, warn experts.
February 4, 2010 1:08 by Aarti Nagraj
Whether or not the UAE will have the political will to restrict immigration remains to be seen, says Paul Dyer, fellow and program director at the Dubai School of Government. Such a move would drastically affect the economy, he says.
"It would raise the wages of expats if there is a restriction, and therefore close the gap between nationals and expats," Dyer tells Kipp. But in turn, life will get more expensive, he adds.
The absence of a cheap labor may also encourage UAE nationals to work in positions which are they don't currently occupy. "We hear it a lot that Emiratis won't tend to take a certain kind of job," he says. "But that attitude could change faster than we think, as long as the respectability of those jobs goes up, as they have in most of the developed world," Dyer says.
"If you look at Europe for example, you have seen it move on from an economy where you have a dependence on very low-skilled workers to do manual types of labor. But because you had restricted immigration, and you had a growing demand for the work, the wage expectations of those workers went up and the perceived quality and respectability of those workers went up. So it's no shame to be a plumber in Britain now."
But while this may change the population structure, Dyer says that it is unlikely that Emiratis will outnumber expatriates anytime soon. "I think the cosmopolitan multi-cultural UAE is a thing of the future," he adds.
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First of all, a decline in fertility rate is the need of the hour and the trend world over. A drop to between 1.7 and 2 % is healthy and does not indicate 'extinction'.
Secondly, a drop in the proportion of Nationals in comparision to the Expats points to a rapid development in the country that attracted such an exodus and this is something the country should take pride in. The fact is that the Expats have contributed immensely in the growth and development process. This symbiotic relationship has to be maintained through mutual respect.
Lastly, statistics can be interpreted in numerous ways and not the best indicator at all times.


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I have been here before so I knew already what to expect: central location, clean rooms and toilets, friendly staff, free towel and continental breakfast and no complains. The young lady who checked me in was probably newbie as she took ages trying to find my reservation, she forgot I paid already a deposit through Hostelworld and tried to charge me for that too (after she apologised about it). Anyway the other guy there was much better and I didn't have any problems once he took over.
Danhostel Copenhagen CityCopenhagen, Denmark
Good experience: clean room, toilet and shower, friendly staff, central position. Bad: Someone opened the door of my room without any knocking and for no reason:They realized someone was inside and closed the door rightaway so I couldn't see who it was. I couldn't lock the door from the inside so I didn't feel very comfortable, but it didn't happened anymore. please note the hostel is making some works in progress and the ground floor looks more like a building site than the hall of a hostel.
good hostel, great central location, walking distance from train station and right next door to the coach station. The rooms was warm, the beds comfortable, there was free towel (just asks at the reception) and plenty of power sockets in the room. Just one minor thing: the shower and bathroom rooms were quite cold... and in November this isn't very ideal... but anyway it's a minor thing as the water was worm enough, everything else was ok and I definitely go back there again.
BunkhouseCardiff, Wales
Great location, right in the centre of Cardiff, very near to the train and coach station, the castle, the Motorpoint arena and the Megabus stop too. Friendly staff, comfortable bed, clean toilets and shower. The price is not really cheap (£23 for a bed in a 18 beds room) but it was the cheapest option I could find at short notice and as it wasn't my first time there so I knew already it was a good hostel.
HI De Draecke GentGent, Belgium
great location in the city centre, just behind the castle. Friendly and helpful staff, I really appreciated the option to get a breakfast packed box for those who needed to leave the hostel before the breakfast time. Free wi-fi (good)working only in the lunge and not in the rooms (bad). two minor drawbacks: the door of the en-suit toilet didn't close at all and the door of the room didn't close or open automatically,you needed always the key. In case of fire that door could be a serious problem.
Euro Hostel GlasgowGlasgow, Scotland
Nice hostel, friendly staff, clean toilets and comfortable enough room. The location was great, in the centre of Glasgow, right next to Glasgow Central station and a short walk away to Buchanan bus/coach station. Also it was next door to a Lidl supermarket and quite near to two shopping centre. My only two complains are the number of electricity plugs, as there was only one plug in a room of four girls!!! And the "free wi-fi" that didn't work at all :(
University of Glasgow - Cairncross HouseGlasgow, Scotland
This was my second time at Cairncross house. It was a pleasant stay, I didn't have any problems, the room was clean and comfortable enough, working toilet and showers, friendly staff. I will definitely go back there again if I need a budget accommodation.
Global VillageBelfast, Northern Ireland
Great hostel, very clean, cosy and with friendly staff. Definitely I'll check them first if/when I will go back to Belfast.
Mec HostelDublin, Ireland
Good location, clean toilets and showers, friendly staff. No complaints.
Great location, right in the middle of Dundee, walking distance from the coach station, train station, shopping centre and University. Friendly staff, good room, good value, clean toilet and shower. Just one minor thing: the carpet in the room could have used a better cleaning as it was quite dusty and there were hairs from the previous occupants on the floor, but other than this it was everything ok. I'll definitely check them first when/if I'll be back in Dundee.
NomadCardiff, Wales
Good experience, clean and comfortable enough, located near the station and the arena. Staff very friendly, there was a minor annoyance when I checked in: I booked a single room for two night, but for some mistake of the system I was registered in a female dormitory! And no single rooms available. But the guy at reception was very polite and helpful and they offered me a discount for this (so it was ok).
SleepzoneGalway, Ireland
Great location, at walking distance from train and bus station, in the city centre and 5-10 minutes walk from a 24hours big Tesco. Very friendly and helpful staff, clean toilets and rooms. I had a great experience and I'll gladly come back if I'll be again in Galway. Just one minor thing: the upper bed of the bunk bed was very near to the ceiling and if not paying attention it was easy to hit the head (as I did, twice).
Great location, very near to coach and train stations and city center. Warm and comfortable room, friendly staff. Just two minor things: my bed was the upper part of a bunk bed and it squeaked a lot with the smallest movement. I didn't want to disturb the girl sleeping in the bed down so I ended up sleeping still as a statue. Also the shower I used didn't have hot water but cold-barely warm. But there were many of them so maybe I was unlucky to catch the only one that didn't work properly...
BunkhouseCardiff, Wales
Great location right in the middle of Cardiff, very near to coach and train stations. Clean rooms and toilet, I would definitely go back there.
University of Glasgow - Cairncross HouseGlasgow, Scotland
clean room, clean toilets and shower. Good value for money.
The Linen House HostelBelfast, Northern Ireland
very basic service, but it was perfect for what I needed and also it was very cheap so I din't expect a 5 stars treatment. The room wasn't sparkling clean but clean and tidy enough, the position of the hostel was great, right in the city centre, the en-suite shower didn't work but I used another one so it was ok anyway, and the staff was friendly. If I will travel again in Belfast and I'll be in need of cheap accommodation, I'll surely go back there.
Good price, good value,quite central location (3 minutes walk from National Express coach station and 10-15 minutes walk from New Street national rail station), it did its job. In my floor there was a kitchen and toilet attached, so when I was in the kitchen I could feel the not so inviting smells coming from the toilet, but other than this, I would say it was ok service. If they don't rise their prices I will go back there again.
The Riverhouse BackpackersCardiff, Wales
The hostel is inside a private house so it look more a guest house, not really a hostel, but this is not a problem (it actually made it even more cozy) and it was very, very clean. Very central location and easy to reach from both train station and coach station. Towels not included in the price but they cost £2 at the desk. Friendly and helpful staff. I had a good experience and no complaints at all.
Dublin International (YHA)Dublin, Ireland
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Isaacs HostelDublin, Ireland
Very clean, very good location, very friendly staff.
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Cilantro Help
Why won't my cinlatro stay upright. They are healthy plants but they won't stay upright. This happened to my Italien Leaf Parsley as well, but they are standing upright now. Any suggestions? Thanks!
They sit infront of our balcony door, so they should get about 3 hours if not more of sunlight. The parsley did the same thing and now it is standing up. The cilantro are very vibrant green and have big leaves, just kind of lanky. Thanks for your help.
Hi. I am new to the site and also at growing herbs. Ibought potted cilantro and the top is growing lacy looking. Should I take the top off. The tag that came with the plant said full sun, but that is a lot of sun in texas. Please tell me all I need to know about growing and harvesting cilantro
Cilantro is easy to grow, but it goes to seed (bolts) quickly so you must sow seeds often for a continuous supply. I sow seeds about every two weeks. The hotter it is, the faster it bolts.
You mention that it only gets three hours of sunlight - I don't think that's enough. I would suggest 6 to 8 hours.
I have more success growing it in the spring than I do in the hot summer here in Arkansas. Some years I just grow it in the spring and freeze bags of the leaves for later use.
Annie, it sounds like your cilantro plant is bolting if you say it is getting lacy on top. I would suggest letting it fully produce seeds then pick the seeds and resow. The seeds look like little balls - pick them off when they're brown. In the meantime you may want to get a pack of seeds from Wally World and reseed.
You can essentially begin to harvent cilantro leaves as soon as they appear.
That 3 hours of sun is what's doing it. Cilantro really needs full sun - meaning at least 6 hours of full sun. It will survive on less, but won't be as full or vibrant (or upright).
Parsley can take less sun & can frequently be grown in partial shade, but again it won't produce as heavily for you as it would if it had more sunlight.
No - it's definitely not inedible. I've still used the bolted fernier foliage in dishes. It's just not quite as good.
If you don't have a garden area that gets more sun, just try sowing some seed in pots in a sunny area. Works really well. I try to sow some Cilantro every 2-3 weeks during the growing season to keep a crop going. I also allow some to go to seed & harvest, dry, & use them as well. Cilantro seed is commonly called Coriander, & when mature & dry can be harvested & ground for spice use.
Yes, it's run its course for foliage use, but you can leave some of the flowers to set seed which, once mature & dry, you can easily store, dry, & grind for use in recipes. The seeds are what you commonly buy in the market as "Coriander". "Coriander" & "Cilantro" are the same plant - one name is used for the seed; one for the foliage. Once the seed is mature I usually freeze it for a short spell to kill any bugs that might be present - then I just store it in a jar with my other spices.
I usually sow Cilantro every few weeks so that I always have a fresh supply coming on.
There are some "slow bolting" varieties that have worked out for me in Mass and Maine. Not sure how they'd work in hot areas. 3 hrs not enough for sturdy stems.
Yep. grind those corriander seeds up and smell them, makes you want to do some cookin.
Everyone so far has sort of bemoaned the "bolting" or flowering of Cilantro (Coriander, Chinese Parsley). Personally, I find the small white flower clusters and the somewhat lacy gray-green leaves rather pretty - especially en masse, as mine are now: about ten plants all in bloom at once.
As for the resulting coriander seeds, I find I need not re-sow: they tend to do it themselves. But, of course, for a continuous supply, frequent plantings are necessary.
And I find the "lacy" leaves have the same aroma and flavor, but having less "mass", require more for the same level of flavor in recipes.
In my garden here in a very moderate climate in So. Cal, the cilantro gets roughly 4 hours of direct sunlight, and does qite well. It's been growing in the same spot for several years now - reseeding itself. (Being readily available in stores here, I need not replant.
Bolting is when a plant - be it Cilantro, Parsley, Lettuce, whatever - suddenly sends up a flower stalk & sets seed. Once the plant has done this, quality leaf production effectively comes to an abrupt end as the plant has accomplished what it was supposed to do.
after reading all the wonderful posts about cilantro - i was going to ask the same question you did - good question! when you deadhead flowers, you get more flowers - does this work with cilantro? i was wondering the same about dill and herbs in general. should you cut it back before it goes to seed to get more dill. does the dill start to diminish after it flowers?
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good question! when you deadhead flowers, you get more flowers - does this work with cilantro? i was wondering the same about dill and herbs in general. should you cut it back before it goes to seed to get more dill. does the dill start to diminish after it flowers?
Unfortunately, deadheading doesn't work with Cilantro because once it bolts, the foliage it produces is thin & ferny - like dill - & the flavor is quite diminished. Cutting off the flowers just produces more of this highly inferior foliage. It's not worth it.
And since Cilantro grows so quickly from seed, you're much better off just sowing more. I usually sow every 2-3 weeks during the summer to ensure a constant good supply.
I just got a cilantro plant (already started growing) and have transferred it to a pot which I plan on keeping it and any other resulting plants in as they grow during the year. Since I've transplanted it, the stalks have wilted down quite a bit. I know with other plants I've had, like sage, if I cut them back at the stem, they grow back stronger and better. Will this work for cilantro too? Also, I'll try exposing it to more sun in the meantime to increase the stalk strength.
So when harvesting cilantro, it sounds like about 40 days from planting? When harvesting, do we snip it or rip it? If we snip it, does the plant grow back, or is it game over? I'm thinking of starting a salsa garden, and my wife and I both love cilantro. Also, how much should I expect to get out of a single seed packet? Thanks!!
Just thought I'd mention....after mine bolted and was transplanted into the ground from a container where it was restricted, I had problems with slugs. Watch out for those little buggers.
An open container (can or small bowl) of stale beer buried at ground level will attract them and they will drown. They're attracted to the yeast smell, or something like that.
I am new at gardening, I just kind of got swept away in it a few months ago. This is probably a stupid question but, I was wondering if I could start growing cilantro any time of the year if they are inside? my apartment is always 72 degrees and the four cilantro plants I have now are doing well and starting to bolt.
Cain, i am also from Arkansas, and have just begun growing herbs for my mother. She wanted fresh herbs, so I took charge of trying to get her some fresh herbs.
She was really interested in cilantro. I have planted Sweet Basil, Oregano, Cilantro, Parsley,Garlic Chives, and onion for her.
I just got a small cilantro pot a few days ago and some of the leaves have dried up. The plant has also slumped over, it is not upright. I thought the plant was wilting so I watered it frequently, but it still doesn't look very healthy.
Does anyone know what is wrong with my plant? What should I do?
It needs sun, and doesn't like a lot of heat. If the primary leaves have died out, they will not return. Once they do die out, the plant will start to send up a thinner group of leaves, more like a fern. Then stalks of tiny flower clusters, which turn ito coriander seeds (actually fruits). Once it starts to bolt, it will not grow back to form new flat leaves again. Pick the flat leaves that you can see, that are still green. Avoid overwatering.
To freeze cilantro, parsley, basil etc:
Harvest the leaves/branches, wash with cool water. Remove any undesirable parts (stems, brown or discolored leaves, etc) and spin the leaves dry in a salad spinner. Put into a ziplock freezer bag and burp all of the air out.
I've found it works well to squish it all fairly flat when filling the bag for freezing. That way its easy to open the bag, break off a tablespoon or so, and then zip it shut again.
If you are growing it for leaves you need to sow directly outdoors in partial shade. However if you are growing it for seeds only you need to plant it in full sun.
It dislikes excess moisture or humidity. Coriander roots are tall and it is difficult to transplant. Hence does best if sowed in its final place.You can try growing it indoors in peat pots 4-6 weeks before planting outdoors.
Seeds need darkness to germinate.Each seedball has 2 seeds. Thus,to prevent overcrowding lightly crush it with a rolling pin before soaking and planting.
Hope it helps ! :)
I much perefer not to use 'peat pots'. They simply don't break down well enough, and fast enough. I used to start some seeds in them, but when I pulled up the plants in late fall, the still had most of the peat pot holding on many roots. Cow Pots are new and work well, as to regular plastic pots. Because I start many items from seed, I bought a 1000 pots that will last me for quite some time as many are reusable. The size I prefer are square 2x2x3-4 inches deep. I also use seed starting mixes that are sterile and contain no disease, bugs, or weed seeds. In all the years of planting this way, rarely have I lost any plants after being transplanted outside.
Paper pots also work fine. Cilantro also likes its roots cool to prevent from bolting. Mulching works.Does not like hot afternoon sun. JUst morning sun is enough.
A couple of people have asked the same question that I have but the suggestions don't seem to work. I planted cilantro seeds about 4 weeks ago and the plants are 4 inches tall with small leaves but the stem looks very frail and the plants seems unable to stand. I have been watering them very carefully and moving the pot around to allow for sun during the morning and late afternoon but kept it in the shade during the heat in the afternoon but it has not helped. The leaves are also very small. Any suggestions?
It sounds like they are not getting enough sun and heat.
But you can pour a fistfull of fine soil around each to hold them up untill they grow stronger roots.
True that cilantro is a cool crop but in order to get established they need sun and heat.
Don't worry about getting too much heat at this stage. Let them grow more first.Then provide then cooler spot with less sun.
Cilantro is a cool loving plant and will bolt in hot weather. As for freezing it depends on how long you Want to keep the leaves. If you are just going to use it in a few months I just place it into a baggy and freeze. If you want to save it longer it needs to be vaccum sealed or it will get freezer burn (the mosture will come out of the leaves and they will dry out and lose a lot of flavor as well as take on flavors you just won't like.
Ok, not sure if anyone still reads/checks this forum? I have found the information very helpful. I do have a question? My cilantro is in a large pot and is nicely forming the coriander seeds. They are still green. There is also very little of the fern type leaves still on the plant. I see that the general opinion is that the seeds need to dry out turn tan/brown before harvesting. this might be silly, but do I continue to water the plant or just let it dry out?
This subject may have been beat to death by now, but I'll throw in my 2 cents. Remember that cilantro is an annual, not a perennial like sage; it grows for one cycle, sets seeds and the plant dies. As others have pointed out, the best way to ensure a continuous supply of cilantro during hot weather is to keep planting seeds, and the plants do best if sown and not transplanted. However, germinating seeds in soil temps above 80F is difficult. Mulching and sowing seeds in a garden spot that is shaded in late afternoon by other plants can help. Also, root temperatures above 75F triggers bolting, so plants growing in a pot are likely to bolt sooner. Here in zone 7, we let our cilantro go to seed each spring and reap a double bonus: the white flowers attract beneficial insects and the resulting seeds sprout again in the fall...everywhere! Sometimes we have plants overwinter and we can even scrounge a few leaves for winter cooking.


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>>1. what is the difference between Abstract and Interface Classes?
abstract classes cannot be instantiated (you cannot call their constructor/no objects of that class may be made). And in an inheritance hierarchy the subclasses that extend the abstract class MUST implement the abstract methods of that parent class, or be declared as abstract themselves.
Interfaces have no strict hierarchy involved in the sense that anyone can implement an interface, there is no inheritance assumied.
>>2. when do u use Abstract and when do we go for Interface in programming?
it is really up to your descetion. i personally have found myself using abstract classes more than interfaces, but that is purely because of the projects i have worked on.
if you were to create a dog and cat class for instance, good practice would be to say what dogs and cats have in common:
they eat, they have coloured hair, they have eyes whatever..
so an animal class could be created abstract, and have abstract methods such as 'hasEaten()'. by hasEaten() being abstract, we are insisting that any classes extending that abstract class must implement that method. (UNLESS it too is abstract.)
>>3. what is the difference between JSP and Servlets?
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>>4. when we can do everything in JSP that we can do in Servlets, then why do we go for servlets in our programming and tell me in what situations we will go for Servlets?
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5. give me five major differences between HTML and XML?
a basic understanding is that xml and html are very similar in the sense of having open and close comments. and they look very similar. HTML (hyper text markup language) however, has a defined dictionary if you will, where specific tags have specific purposes. i.e. <table> <td > is a defined tag with the purpose of creating a table.
xml has the same basic concept of these open/close tags, but is undefined in the sense that <you> </you> will/can differ depending on who is using it. There are companies who have alligned to define xml tags in the context of their business. (an example is Sun, Microsoft and IBM) And the advantage here is really essential, where if such tags were not standardised there would be issues regarding definition of system data.
And also obviousy their uses vary, depending on their purpose.
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