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Saipan and Spokane airports and terminals
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Distance from City Center: 5.7 miles
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Growing Grass in Dense Shade
I have an area of about 1000 square feet in my back yard that receives virtually no direct sun light. I've re-seeded, re-sodded, re-seeded again, and "top dressed" this area multiple times. Last year, toward August, the grass started thinning out again. This spring, I have gaping holes of bare dirt, and they are expanding. Does anyone have a solution for this? Can I acquire outdoor sunlights or something?
Bob R
Despite what the seed companies will tell you, there is NO grass that will grow without some direct sunlight. Consider either a shade-loving ground cover, or a garden of shade-loving plants. Consider it a lesson from a dummy that tried six times in some spots. Want to visit my Hosta garden now?
If the budget allows, you can buy Sod and replace it as need it. In deep shade, it could last 2 to 3 months - maybe more. When it dies, get more sod.
Another option aside from grown covers is Mulch.
And Andy is right on, there is no grass that will grow without some direct sunlight.
I am not affiliated with seedsuperstore.com, but boy have I had fun with their seed. You can go on their site and browse for all kinds of turf characteristics to maximize what you want. In my backyard, I have grass growing, in a 75% shade area, under my swingset except where the footscrapes under the swings are the worst. There is even grass growing under the climbing wall, which afaict, never sees sun. Your mileage may vary, and you should pick your own varieties, but if memory serves, I have brilliant kbg (most shade tolerant), princeton 105 kbg (also decent shade tolerance and great traffic tolerance), celestial creeping red fescue, gotham hard fescue, and jamestown V chewings fescue.
I also found the uconn watering and fertilizing tips in the link to be useful.
Here is a link that might be useful: uconn shade tips
Skitzot, you have poor search skills like your fescue has poor tolerance in zone 5.
1.- http://www.turflogickamloops.ca/images/PDFs/TF_Tips_GrassTypes.pdf
2.- http://www.atlantaturfgrass.com/grassTypes.html
3.- http://download.clib.psu.ac.th/datawebclib/e_resource/e_database/agronomy/2002/Browse/pdf/C05-hollman095446-Poster.pdf
4.- http://www.marthastewart.com/portal/site/mslo/menuitem.58031cf9775720e593598e10d373a0a0/?vgnextoid=9dba42b4f9fd3110VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&vgnextchannel=5b95819446db2110VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&vgnextfmt=print¤tslide=1&rsc=communitytools_home&lnc=8599cf380e1dd010VgnVCM1000005b09a00aRCRD&page=8
5.- file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Local%20Settings/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.IE5/QZSZCHAF/2008coolturf%5B1%5D.ppt#270,16,Tall Fescue Traits
auteck, you my friend are about as dumb as they come. I've had ZERO, yes, ZERO frost/winter kill. All of my neighbors have had zero winter kill. Not only that, my grass was greening up nicely on March 1st. Yeah, I must have went out and spray-painted it.
Over the last year, I've learned to disregard your posts as you don't have a clue what you're talking about. Do you honestly think everyone in zone 5 and colder only have KBG lawns? And as far as your links go, you can find anything on the internet, and that doesn't mean squat. Do some more searching and you'll find all of the links saying that TTTF does fine in zone 5 and much colder (and you'll find a lot more of them than the 4 links you posted). Get a clue, man.
By the way, nice link in #5. You obviously don't know how to use a computer either.
Please explain how am I "as dumb as they come."
You are in zone 5, and I'm in zone 7, Fescue rules here and winter damage is a frequent visitor here as well. The grass always makes a full recovery by the time Spring rolls around. However, you being in zone 5, your winters are much colder and longer than zone 7 winters. So I don't believe for a second your "zero frost/winter kill" and you know it.
If you think I don't have a clue about what I'm talking about, explain to me how people on this forum (not to mention others forums where I post as well) come to me for aswnwers/questions and even post new thread inquiring about...
Do I honestly think that everyone is zone 5 and colder only have Kentucky Bluegrass, no I don't. However, it is what grows best in those colder zones and is what people should be using and NOT tall fescue.
Tall Fescue is a Transition Zone grass, not zone 5.
And for your information, I know how to use a computer very well, I even have an A+, N+, and a CCNA certification, and I'm not even in the computer field. Don't make bogus asumtions next time, do your homework firt before you speak nonsense.
And here's your #5 link (there're plenty more on the internet if you know how to look on google)
First off, I've had zero winter kill. If you don't want to believe me, then that's your fault. Also, it's rather funny that you don't even read the links you've posted as your "argument". Why don't you re-read #4 again.
Here, let me post the image and text straight from that link for you:
In some areas, it may be too hot in summer for cool-season grasses and too cold in winter for warm-season ones. These locales, taken together, form the transition zone, which overlaps other zones. Overseeding (see "Talking Turf," below) can help maintain a healthy lawn throughout the year.
In Kentucky, Missouri, Virginia, and West Virginia, cool-season grasses such as Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue do well.
Guess how much of the transitional area in that image encompasses Zone 5 in the midwest? Go look at a USDA Hardiness map. I'm glad you're continuing to make an ass out of yourself with statements like these:
Tall Fescue is a Transition Zone grass, not zone 5.
A lot of Zone 5 in the midwest is in the transitional zone. Here's another map for you since I doubt you'll actually research it yourself (see the green, that's part of Zone 5):
Also, I think you're really confusing winter kill with what you're calling "cold tolerance." My TTTF definitely goes dormant in the Winter; most of it doesn't stay green all winter long. I'm sure yours does, as you are in Zone 7. Just because it goes dormant doesn't imply winter kill. If you really need me to explain that to you, then you're obviously not the "expert" you think you are. And by the way, I've seen the arguments between the real experts of this forum and yourself, so you might want to quit patting yourself on the back.
And for your information, I know how to use a computer very well, I even have an A+, N+, and a CCNA certification
Wow! All of that and you still don't understand that posting a link to a local file doesn't work over the internet. My hat's off to your instructors.
Okay in the interest of going forward instead of backward, I'll post a map of the area where the grass I'm thinking of works. Then the OP can decide whether he's interested. The grass is called Shadow Turf. I believe Diamond Zoysia has similar characteristics and may be the same variety of grass.
Shadow Turf grows in very dark shade.
Skizot, you're only posting partial information from the links I posted to help you build a case. Why don't you post the rest where it talks about tall fescue having poor cold tolerance?
I didn't post the links because I simply didn't feel like it. You can do it yourself, or you are that lazy?
Fescue goes dormant here as well, look at the picture below:
Yes, I'm talking about winter kill. Any grass including summer grasses have cold tolerance.
I saw in one of your posts that you are located in Zone 5b, what is your zip code?
Dhall, forget Shadow turf, OP is in zone 5. Zoysia will be dormant for most of the year and winter kill and damage will show up after every winter.
It's not up to me to forget about it. He's got nothing now.
The map I posted overlaps zone 5 in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, and part of Missouri. We don't know where the OP lives or what his preferences are. Shadow Turf might not work or it might answer his questions.
First, I'd like to suggest that we all take a deep breath and calm down a little. The disagreements in this thread have gotten pretty personal and that's not helpful. I think we can disagree about which grass will do best and why without resorting to calling one another names. One problem is that once it starts, it's too easy for it to escalate as it has here.
I'm surprised a cool season grass like tall fescue went completely dormant where you are, Auteck. Is that your lawn? If so, did you fertilize in the fall? My lawn doesn't go dormant and we'll get snow as early as mid October and as late as mid May. Most of the other lawns in the neighborhood go dormant in the winter but my neighbors don't fertilize in the fall.
I'll admit that my initial reaction was similar to Skizot's when I first read Auteck's post. I thought tall fescue was more cold tolerant than it is. Most of the maps I've found show it adapted all the way to the Canadian border. But with a little digging, I've found that it is prone to winter kill in the northern US. Some sites say that it is prone to winter kill if the temperatures drop below 10 F and I think zone 5 means the lowest average lows are around -10, so some winter kill would be expected.
I list my zone as 5, but it's really a 6. I use 5 because we have such a short growing season and people read too much into the zones. I don't see much winter kill, but we've probably only made it into the single digits a handful of times since I've live here.
Getting back to the original question, if there's really no direct sunlight, I'm not sure any grass will do well, but I think a fine fescue mix would stand the best chance. Bonny Dunes is a pretty decent fine fescue mix.
Rhrunke, I'm sorry you have to put up with this sort of tone. Gardenweb is usually a more polite place. Of course there are many forums on the internet where posters enjoy getting into flame wars, but gardenweb isn't one of them. Perhaps the other posters forgot where they were.
You might want to try reposting your original question to get a clean thread going.
To the duelling parties, all I can say is that it's a shame you had to start hitting below the belt, because from scanning your posts, it sounds like you had the seeds of a substantive debate/discussion. However I won't read such venom in careful detail to extract the substance. Why go wading through a bog when there are plenty of other informative and pleasant threads to read. Life is too short.
auteck, zipcode is 66031. Plug it in here, and check it for yourself: USDA Hardiness Zone Finder
Sorry, I just don't take kindly to people acting like they know how grass grows where someone else lives. Auteck, you don't live here, so you have no idea how certain grass varieties/cultivars perform here. Just like I can't make assumptions about how grass performs in your area. Yeah, I can find contradictory links on the internet, or I can see what zone you're in, but that means nothing. I know how my grass performs here, and you don't. End of story.
That's what makes it difficult in recommending grass for people over the internet. The zone is just not enough. So, to make statements like "Tall fescue won't grow in Zone 5" is not the way to go. Also remember that Zone 5 is split into 2 sub-zones, 5a and 5b; there's a reason for that.
And, saying TTTF performs exactly this way or that in these conditions or those, or making the same comments about KBG (or any other variety of grass), is just making un-educated comments. There are many, many cultivars of each type of grass, all with different cold tolerance, heat tolerance, drought tolerance, color, etc. That's why they're being engineered in the first place, so that they can grow better in places that the other cultivars might not be able to. dchall's post about Texas Tech's Shadow Turf Zoysia is a prime example. It's supposed to be able to grow with very little sun; which is an accomplishment for any grass cultivar. Other cultivars of zoysia will need much, much more light in order to survive. Whether that particular grass will work for the OP, I don't know; it depends on exactly where he's at.
Auteck, you might want to do some reading on what and where the transition zone is.
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I'm sorry you have to put up with this sort of tone. Gardenweb is usually a more polite place. Of course there are many forums on the internet where posters enjoy getting into flame wars, but gardenweb isn't one of them. Perhaps the other posters forgot where they were.
Welcome to GardenWeb slateberry. OH! I see you've been a member for over a year. Yes, GardenWeb is usually more polite; however, contrary to what you may think, GardenWeb is one of the favorite places on the Internet to get into both violent disagreements and violent agreements. It is a classic example of forums run wild. There might be some that are more wild but most other forums are moderated down to a dull roar. The GardenWeb forums are not moderated until it is too late and people start getting banned without warning or second chances. GardenWeb is what it is. It used to be that people were warned about their behavior by being "Sent to Disneyland." When the ladies at iVillage took over, they just banned people.
Here is a picture of Shadow Turf in its second season, growing under the shade of an English walnut tree. The location is Abernathy, TX, about 30 miles north of Lubbock in the Panhandle. The site is on the coolish side of zone 7a, not quite zone 6.
Looking at the driveway gives you an idea of the density of the tree and the amount of sunlight the grass gets between the edge of the house and the tree itself. The tree canopy lowest height is about 5 1/2 feet (I had to duck). The house faces west so the sun comes over the house from the back in the morning. The lawn gets no morning sun, it gets the strip of sunlight you see back by the house, and in the late afternoon the lawn is blocked from getting sun by trees across the street to the west. This picture was taken at about 11:30 am. The thinnest part of the lawn is on the north side of the tree (upper center of the photo). The Shadow Turf was planted in 1-inch plugs. After a year, the plugs have grown to 1-foot patches in that spotty area. The rest has filled in and is very dense. In fact the 1-foot patches are also very dense, they just have not spread to fill yet. In any case this picture gives you an idea of the color and density you might expect. It does go very dormant (tan) in the winter.
Well now, the responses to my OP certainly contained more "zest" that I expected, but none of the angst was directed at me, so I'm okay with it. I'll definitely make sure I do my homework before I take a position on an issue! In the end analysis, the posts I've read so far have given me some excellent "food for thought". I'm exploring in several directions under the assumption that any one of you could be "right". I'll try some things and see what works. I'll even post the results of my "experiments" here . . . with SOME trepidation . . . but I have pretty think skin. BTW, someone asked me to indicate more specifically where I'm located . . . I'm in the western suburbs of Chicago. Thanks to all of you for your input. Just to weigh in, I think life is too short to get riled up about advice for where grass might or might not grow well. God Bless us all.
Skizot, you're basically in zone 6 according to the map and zip code. Your average high temperature is identical to ours in Cary, NC. However, your winters are colder as expected, but not as cold as a true Zone 5 like Chicago - I see why you are having success with it. Having said that, I have seen Tall Fescue and Zoysia lawns in Chicago, but that doesn't make it right. I know some people grow Tall Fescue in Jacksonville, Florida... On the Western part of NC, predominantly zone 6 with few counties in zone 5, Tall Fescue grows there as well. However, Bluegrass is much better adapted than Tall Fescue and hence about all Golf Courses uses it as well as many home lawns.
If you are having success with Tall Fescue, then keep growing that. But don't tell me I don't know your climate and therefore I can't make recommendations or comments. And BTW, I have been to Kansas a few times during the summer and Winter, so I know what it's like. Temperatures, rainfall patterns, and soil types is the best indicator of what will or not grow.
And BTW, I've never said Fescue won't grow in Zone 5, I said, It's too cold for fescue in zone 5 - which is a true statement. Zone 5 and colder is Kentucky Bluegrass and "some" Buffalo grass in the arid areas of the Midwest.
Trasition zone is predominantly zone 6 to 8, not 5.
Bpgreen, no, that's not my lawn. It's the neighborhood over, about 1 miles from my house. These people don't fertilize their lawn in the Winter, that's why they go dormant. In that same Subdivision, they fertilize the entrance and the grass remains green, not dark green, but green (like a pale green)
My lawn doesn't go dormant either (I don't let it) because I fertilize in the Fall, then again in the Winter. However, it barely grows. I mow it down to 1.50" and a month later is barely at 2 inches high...
Every few years go down to single digits at night, and the times when that has happened, fescue gets damaged. Ice Storms are frequent visitors here in the Transition zone, those damage fescue lawns as well. When snow falls, kids play on it and damage occurs as well. Now that is true for any grass when there's ice on it and your at or below the freezing mark. My Bluegrass has been damaged by dogs and kids walking on it during the winter, but single digit temperatures alone, no damage. It's very cold hardy here in NC.
This is my lawn during the winter:
While doing a general search about different grasses in shaded areas, I landed on this site and eventually this forum. Like the original poster 'Bob' (sorry you signed your name?) I live in Tx further south in Midland, howdy neighbor,winter can go occasionally below freezing. Not sure what zone, hot and dry, very little rainfall. Have a large pine tree, black oak as well and was wanting to know if any grass would grow under these conditions, very sandy soil also. There is a small amount of bermuda growing in some areas. Some have sugested St. Augustine what variety I am not sure, know that it requires frequent watering and am prepared for that. (I love St. Ausgustine) So, would you please tell me my options?
Welcome on board!
If you like St. Augustine (I don't just in case, and I won't share with you because I don't want to offend you) and have shade issues, look no further: Palmetto St. Augustine is the grass for you.
Click on the link for more info:
Here is a link that might be useful: Palmetto St. Augustine
Dchall, that Zoysia looks awesome under that much shade. I just don't believe a warm season grass can tolerate that much shade, do you?
I think you meant, "...can't tolerate that much cold..." and I agree.
txredesign, start with St Aug since you like it. It is very inexpensive to get started and it usually works. If that doesn't work and you can't trim the trees up, then consider ShadowTurf. It was developed at Texas Tech so it has that going for it.
it's can and not can't.
I stated that I don't believe this CAN (implying that it is possible and not impossible because of what they claim) happen as suppose to warm seasong grasses CAN'T tolerate that much shade.
In other words, I don't believe Hummers CAN (they are able to)tolerate that much abuse during war.
Or, I believe Hummers CAN'T tolerate that much abuse during war.
I live in Zone 8A. Our back yard slopes down to a lake. We have huge oak trees in the yard yet no low hanging limbs. However there is little sunlight that penetrates after the leaves have fully developed. I put down San Augustine but it dies during the summer. I have a automatic sprinkler system. I hear Zoysia and Fescue as possible solutions, not seeds but plugs. Would love to hear any suggestions from this group. Thanks much.


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That's kinda what I'm going for. The G.I. I just bought I like it a lot but now that I have it I want to use it for my ccw instead of my G17. Got a good deal on the 1911 and should be able to flip it for $100 more then what I paid for it and the kimber is what I'm looking at. What's a good price on them? Msrp is $888 so hopefully I can find one for around $800ish....hopefully anyways Hahaha
Cheating on your first wife already, where's the love?
I had a Pro Carry II and it was a great gun! The bluing wore pretty fast, but it shot great!
I eventually sold it to get a full size 1911 and haven't looked back.


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Hen weekend
10 of us went on a hen party weekend. Upon arriving at the hotel we were impressed by the cleanliness of the hotel and the rooms themselves. All very modern fittings. The entertainment was rubbish but we made our own! Staff in the bar worked very hard to serve you quickly but sometimes were a bit understaffed. Overall we enjoyed the weekend but would not recommend Benidorm as a holiday as the place is very dirty and extremely built up. Upon arriving at the airport on the way home to buy duty free we discovered that two our our party had all of their money taken from their purses (approx �120) having left their purse in the room on the last night. Would thoroughly recommend that you use a safe. Bit of a let down to the end of a great weekend.
Watch out for people stealing cash and items from your rooms
We went there on a hen weekend and we have appeared to have various items go missing from our rooms which seemed parculiar. Money stolen out our purses, various creams went missing. They appeared to rifle through our clothes to see what was in them. It also appeared that the reception could open your room door remotely. The man at reception was awful.
Not Up To Expectations Of A 4 Star Hotel
My husband a i stayed here for a week in Feb,an experience not to do again.The bar and hotel was full of noisy Northern folk who could only drink all day and make a considerable amount of noise.At the weekend you are invaded by the Spanish folk who take over and again make a lot of noise.It is not in a very good position and unless you drink a lot and swear as well i would give it a miss.Where it gets the 4 star rating i do not know,2 would be a bit nearer the mark.Holiday quite a lot but this is a no in our books.
Lovely at the right time of year!
We (my and husband and son aged 7) stayed here in the February half term. The hotel was very clean, staff were friendly and was very quiet considering. Our room was lovely and spacious although the English channels on the tv did not work, after speaking to the receptionist 3 times it was finally fixed and a bowl of fresh fruit was left in our room to say sorry. We went all inclusive and had no complaints about the food and drinks, although it must be a nightmare in the summer. The entertainment throughout the day consisted of skittles, rifle shooting (over 18 only), pool competitions and darts. The evening entertainment consisted of bingo, wild west party (for adults with drinking games)flamenco dancers and music until 12. I do agree with one comment about the indoor pool being closed in the afternoon 3-5pm especially when there is no entertainment on at these time, and also we were told that we had to wear swimming hats! (my husband has more hair on his body than on his head). The hotel was full of English people which was nice as the entertainment was in English.(they translate from spanish if there are any spanish holidaymakers) Our last day they opened the piano bar (there was a note on the door to say no children allowed)and the hotel became over run with Spanish who all thought they owned it!! Overall its a lovely hotel if you go at the right time of the year!!
Never again
We stayed at Dynastic for xmas 2005 the room was lovely (family room)although other people said twin rooms were small, the staff were also lovely but entertainment was terrible especially for xmas, bingo and reps playing games near every night. Nothing between 3pm and 5pm to do for the kids especially. Pool shut between this time while outside swimming club came in and used it, i was discusted by this and complained as some nights when it re-opened swimming club still using it and hotel guests were having to use one lane for kids and one lane for adults which is terrible when your paying alot of money for xmas period. The drinks at the hotel are also the weakest ive ever had in a hotel and people were complaining alot about this, one woman who asked for stronger local drink was told she had to pay, she ran a hotel herself and was disscusted so much so she had a meeting with depoty director but got no satisfaction. We found this hotel has nice rooms etc but guests do not get most from it, pool shutting at peak times when people want to use it and 8 year old daughter saying she was bored done it for us. Main entertainment area to small for amount of people there, piano bar was also shut over xmas period but had xmas party for spanish firm in there. We have stayed in many 4 star hotels and i would not stay here or reccomend it again, i would reccomend Flamingo oasis, did tell staff i was putting it on internet.
Dynastic not Quite fantastic - but good
We stayed at the Dynastic for a week in Middle November 2005. Location is quite good being about 5-7 minutes walk from beach and very close to lots of shops, bars, etc.
Hotel is very modern and the room was large, clean and comfortable. Good to have a fridge and the bathroom was roomy and very chic. Staff were excellent throughout and could not do enough.
We stayed all inclusive but price was so cheap we ate out a few times at night and every lunchtime. Overall though the food was fairly typical. Maybe not enough hot food variety in evening but no real complaints. Entertainment - standrd and don't expect too much but good fun if you like that sort of thing.
Lounge area at reception is very comfortable but basement bar / lounge was full of plastic chairs and tables that resembled a cheap bus station waiting room. Could not understand this after the quality elsewhere.
Pool area very small - must be awfully busy in summer. Indoor pool / gym not signed very well in hotel and as a result underused. Lesson is to go searching!
No real drawbacks - although there is a problem with lifts when it rains!
Happy to recommend this but it's not the Flamingo Oasis!
Be prepaired for the Spanish...
Stayed at the Hotel Dynastic from the 16th to 23rd of July.
The Hotel was modern and very clean, the staff weren't very fluent in English thus we had to resort to hand signals to get across our point at times. At the time we stayed, there were NO ENGLISH PEOPLE staying at the Hotel, the entertainment was mostly Spanish based, however around the pool area durind the day the music being played was mostly British and American tunes, the pool area itself was very clean and there were plenty of sun parasols to go around. The rooms were large and spotless, and the shower was the best i had ever had in a hotel, the maids cleaned our rooms everyday around ten. The selection of food was impressive however the eating hours (8-10am, 1-3pm, 8-10pm) were short and didn't alow for a slow and relaxing meal. The evening entertainment was for children mostly despite it starting at 11pm some nights, which wasn't ideal for young kids. There were only two lifts for the main building so i would request a low floor. Overal the hotel was nice and pleasing however i would recomend other 4* hotels such as the flamingo oasis or levante club.
Great hotel
spotless hotel, rooms great, lovely meals and really nice resturant staff. a few teething problems but nothing that wasnt fixed quickly. i would definatly recomend this hotel and will hopefully return.
The Dynastic had only been open for 3 weeks when we arrived but what a pleasure it was to stay there.Rooms were obviously spotless but plenty of room and the best shower i ever had in an hotel.There was a problem with the air con in our room but they found us another room.Food was good and plentiful and the occasional special request was no problem for the chefs. Pool area very good and staff very helpful. A couple of minor teething problems were soon resolved. Some discreet work going on while we were there to finish off bits and pieces but nothing to complain about.Entertainment was ok,but not brilliant. The Dynastic is an excellent hotel to stay in and close to the beach and we had a super weeks stay.
brand new hotel with teething problems(lifts breaking down, poor entertainment ie friday night BINGO!!!) food was okay, good location but not on par with rival hotels within a stone throw. Was clean and tidy but had to queue at the bar one person serving whilst it was 3 deep seemed to be the norm. as I say it was clean and handy but below par by a bit for a four star.
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Norwegian tragedy is poor basis for anti-terror knee-jerk
You could almost hear the enormous sigh of relief as journalists around the world welcomed the news that there had been a big explosion in Oslo and many shooting deaths on a nearby island. There's been practically no foreign news for them to write about -- it's summer in the northern hemisphere -- but this is terrorism, and it sells.
"Even if one is well-prepared, it is always rather dramatic when something like this happens," said Prime Minister Jens Stolteneberg with admirably Norwegian restraint. But restraint is not the dominant mode in journalism, and plenty of people were willing to hypothesize on who caused the explosion and why. The leading theories were:
1. It was Islamist terrorists taking belated revenge for the cartoons published by Jyllands-Posten six years ago that mocked the Prophet Muhammad. They would have had to be ignorant terrorists since Jyllands-Posten is a Danish newspaper and Oslo is in Norway.
2. It was Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi carrying out his threat to attack European targets in retaliation for European help for Libyan rebels: "I told you it is eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth." There are six Norwegian fighter planes operating over Libya, after all.
3. It was an extreme right-wing conspiracy with its roots in Norwegian politics taking aim at the ruling Labour Party. It looks as if the last theory was correct, with Anders Behring Breivik, the sole suspect who has been arrested, cast as a Norwegian Timothy McVeigh.
The point is that if you are not Norwegian, it doesn't matter much. Indeed, even if you are Norwegian, it shouldn't matter much. This is a big media event and a tragedy for those involved, but it is not actually a big event.
A hundred people killed in a train wreck or an airline disaster is a two-day story in the country where it happened, and a one-day story that does not lead the television news (unless there are particularly dramatic pictures) in the rest of the world. Whereas 100 Norwegians killed in a bomb attack and a shooting spree once in a half-century makes headlines around the world.
The problem is terrorism gets people's attention, just as intended. It then becomes the basis for making policy. And often that policy is very expensive, very intrusive and very foolish. There will now be thousands of new metal detectors and thousands of new "security" personnel to run those machines and carry out body searches at the entrances to public buildings across Europe and probably beyond.
There may even be armed guards at youth camps run by political parties. It will create some employment at a time when it is needed, but that will presumably not be the aim of the exercise. The goal, or so we will be told, is to reduce the likelihood of such a terrible event happening again. But you can't do that. All you can do is to move the terrible events around. If you make all government buildings everywhere totally impenetrable, with overlapping layers of tight and time-consuming security, then the next bomber with a grievance will just blow himself up in a bus. Or in a supermarket, or at a major sports event, or just in a crowded city street. Unless you are willing to legislate against more than a dozen people being together anywhere, terrorists will continue to enjoy a "target-rich environment."
The ordinary citizen's safety lies in statistics, not in ever-more-elaborate "security" measures. You are still more likely to die from falling off a ladder than you are to die in a terrorist attack. When they tell you to reshape your life or your foreign policy in response to the "terrorist threat," tell them to go jump in the lake.
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Hey congrats guys, it's awesome to see this come to fruition!
Keep up the great work, and I can't wait for the OS X port :P Haha.
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Hey congrats guys, it's awesome to see this come to fruition!
Keep up the great work, and I can't wait for the OS X port :P Haha.
Not a problem and thanks for your comment :)
It wasn't just me, it was the whole team, but you're still welcome :P
Loved the video, great work!
Take it easy
-Keith and the Desura team
Great vid: Youtube.com
Thanks for not showcasing the beta bugs too :P
Keep up the good work :)
-Keith and the Desura team.
Nice vid: Youtube.com
Good work, and thanks for not showcasing the beta bugs :P
Hi there,
Are you using x32 or x64? I will install a copy and try to reproduce the problem now.
Most likely, this is due to not having GTK libraries installed.
Oh you'll need to do './desura --forceupdate' to forcefully get the latest update to resolve it. Apologies and thanks for your patience :)
Fixed :)
We're slowly starting to document it all here: Desura.com
Sorry there's not much there at the moment, I will get to it soon!
Thanks for your patience
Fixed up this issue with the new update :)
Awesome to see :)
Hey mate,
We're checking it out now :)
The windows that don't change is a known bug (affects Windows too unfortunately).
And as for the text being cut off, your system most likely has a slightly bigger than normal font size. This is another known issue that is being addressed in both Windows and Linux versions.
Thanks heaps for your feedback though, and feel free to email me any screenshots as it always helps :)
That's due to not being in the initial beta testers group. As Scott mentioned we're slowly adding people in the order we were asked :)
And it won't be a few months, a lot sooner hopefully!
Yup, as soon as you login the menu shortcut should be updated :)
Fedora 15 is a pain about it (sometimes you have to log out and in for the shortcut to appear), but it should all be good! (If you copy the shortcut to your desktop though, this won't get automatically updated sorry!
Hahah cheesekiller your awesome.
Working on a .deb but it's tricky as the-brain mentioned. I'm sure I can hack something together that works nicely though :)
Also as alexthunder mentions, it updates the menu entry after each login if it's been moved :)
When we go public the big newsletter list will get an email :)
Where are you running it from? There was an initial bug where desura didn't like being installed from inside a directory called 'desura' but we've resolved that now. It just needs to have write permissions to the current directory, or to be inside a directory called 'desura' when you run it.
Perhaps download the installer again and try on your desktop?
Those XIO errors can be ignored, it's just X having a whinge :)
Hey there,
What distro and architecture are you using? We'll test it out.
There is a chance that it doesn't like the symlink, but it _should_ be fine. Just make sure the symlink is valid (the command "file lib/libjpeg.so.62" from desura directory) should tell you. It may bug out like that if the symlink is there but broken (pointing to invalid file).
Most likely it's missing libpng12.so.0 and libjpeg.so.62 which I'll upload soon.
It looks like on your system the help package is trying to load, which is requiring doxygen, which is requiring a newer libstdc++.
What are the exact steps to reproduce this, and what is your system configuration (mainly distribution and architecture)?
How'd you manage that?
Hi CrazyLapinou,
Thanks for letting us know there's a problem with unicode characters.
I've filed a ticket for it and we'll be resolving it ASAP.
Hey sorry this blog is about it. Even this is hard to keep up with due to the workload! Hah.
Very close!!
Sorry but while a nice idea, it creates more external dependencies and complications :(
Thanks for your feedback though :)
All 3 parts linked from Desura.com :)
While this is a nifty idea, it's simply not the path we're going down sorry.
Perhaps it's something you could implement yourself if you do have a multi user system ;)
On that note, most people don't share their computers these days :P
Ah sorry my mistake, I meant focusing on 32bit first! Oops. Haha
Hi oldtopman,
With the 64 and 32 bit issues, as I mentioned somewhere else (I can't remember where sorry), we're focusing on a 64 bit client release first (this doesn't mean it can't run 32 bit games though). The games however are up to the game developers. Most of them ship with 32 and 64 bit, but not all.
As for libraries, we've decided to go down a different path, and all game dependencies will be shipped with the games, as they often depend on differing versions, and they're tiny anyway.
Also there's a ticket for WINE support (as mentioned), but it's not our first priority ;) As for beta testing just email firstname.lastname@example.com saying you want to test Linux beta.
Thanks for your feedback!
Hi hazrpg,
Firtly, I love the pingu avatar!
The next blog post I'm going to cover game installations a little, as it's been quite a hot topic and so we've had to make a decision and put our foot down (in an attempt to make the majority happy and keep things manageable).
As for updates though, I don't think that sort of segregation between updates would be possible for all if not any games. A lot of updates are just small patches, not a whole other copy of the game. It is something that will be kept in mind though, and we appreciate feedback and suggestion of new ideas :)
Keep up the good work.


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fireplace (wood, gas, pellet, or other) recommendations
The house that my husband and I just bought in Boston has a mantle but not fireplace. The house inspector said that there is a chimney but it is being used to ventilate the gas heating system and that we would have to install a new chimney or other vent if we want to install a gas fireplace or other fireplace. (Why someone had a mantle installed with no fireplace, I don't understand. Were they planning on painting a fire on the wall underneath the mantle?) Would people give me their recommendations on what would be best to install?
What is best is dependent on what your goal is.
Cheapest heat possible? I'm not sure what a cord of wood in Boston in May is, but your most economical bet is probably a freestanding wood stove.
Cheaper heat but easier than hassling with wood? Pellet stove.
Gas, i don't like. Not renewable, and getting more expensive.
Other - Coal, corn? Small nuclear reactor?
Tell us more.
If you're looking for cheap heat and you don't have a standard fireplace, then what you want is a wood stove - unless you're buying that Boston wood at 300 bucks a cord, as I saw another poster post. There are dozens of good brands. They can be vented in a bunch of different ways. We had one in our last house that had a really cool, section to section polished stainless, insulated 6" pipe meandering up to the ceiling, straight through the sheet rock and roofing shingles to a stainless vent cap. Pretty cool little Jotul stove.
Xandra will know more, but I'm pretty sure that you can vent free standing wood stoves through a wall and then have the pipe run up higher outside the house.
In other words, I would save the money on a new fireplace and put it into a new stove.
Wood is even cheaper if you're willing to work for it or go get it.
Pellets, on the other hand, are fairly inexpensive too, and if you're paying a premium for wood, pellets may be cheaper. Pellet stoves for sure can be vented right out the side of your wall.
Pellet stoves use some electricity, however - about 200-300 watts. Running 24/7, at 15 cents a Kwh, that's about a buck a day in electricity to add to the operating cost. They are also more prone to break, etcetera. On the positive side, you can control the heat output better, the pellets are not as messy as wood.
So there you have the basics.
The only problem with installing a freestanding wood stove and then going out the wall and then up the side of the house, is that the chimney pipe and components to do that install will most likely exceed the cost of any new stove. It's just a very expensive install. Plus, they don't draw well as the pipe is outside and cold.
The best and least expensive wood stove install is usually up through the middle of the house, unless it is multiple stories. Then it gets expensive again.
Multiple stories...yes. The living room with the mantle is on the 1st floor. There's a 2nd floor and then a finished attic on top. Expensive, right? But that will be the case, won't it, regardless if we opt for the pellet stove or the woodburning stove or a gas fireplace or anything, right?
If you get a pellet stove or a direct vent gas stove then you can vent it right out the wall.
Those would be your least expensive options.
Pellet stove is literally vented directly out the back of the stove, through the 2/4 wall, through an elbow up 90 degrees and then up another 6-12 feet depending on some factors. The venting pipe is smaller, and hence less costly than for a wood stove.
Gas sounds great, but it's getting more expensive every day. Of course, gas is easier.
Then again, if you already have gas heat and you're looking to save money, then installing a 90% efficiency Direct Vent gas fireplace will be useful, IMO, only to keep one room warm. If you have a newer furnace/boiler, it's efficiency will be close to 90%. If you have an old furnace/boiler, I'd upgrade that unit before I put in a DV fireplace.
Also, there are some units that just vent right into the living space. To me, this is insane. We breath enough crap on a daily basis, I really don't think breathing natural gas combustion products is very intelligent.
Depending on how much of your house you want to heat, pellet stove is probably your best option.
In Boston, you might go to some fireplace store to get some suggestion. There is one at Cambridge named as Black Magic. They are close to Boston and big.
Their website is www.blackmagicchimney.com.
If you want marble mantels to upgrade, you can go to Evan's Home Luxuries to buy. Their price is pretty fair and hand carved. It is in Boston area. Their website is www.evanshomeluxuries.com.
Ask the professional guy to get the idea might be better.


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Hampton Inn Waterville
Excellent 4.3 / 5 ( 75 reviews )
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"By far my favorite chain of hotels to stay in! Love it, so clean and home feeling and the breakfast that is 'included' is home feeling, and great! Won't stay anywere else!"
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Econo Lodge Waterville
Fair 2.1 / 5 ( 46 reviews )
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"IT was a comfort to my children and even the dogs found the place relaxing place to stay while we waited for our new home to be finished."
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Budget Host Airport Inn
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"A bit worn and aging furnishings but bed was comfortable and everything was clean. Honestly for under $60, it was great. I was catching a show in Bangor and didn't want to drive all the way home but waited too long too book closer. If you need a cheap clean room when your in the area, this is..."
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Best Western Plus Waterville Grand Hotel
Excellent 4.0 / 5 ( 92 reviews )
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"It's warm and normal....staff is diligent and polite. Price is a function in these parts and I appreciate the consistency of service."
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Comfort Inn & Suites Waterville
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"We enjoyed our stay. The beds were very comfortable. I liked the fact that they provide each bed with the choice of firm or soft pillows. The kids enjoyed the indoor pool. They even offer a great breakfast but we had to leave before it was time to sit down to order and eat."
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Best Western Plus Augusta Civic Center Inn
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"It was fine. I don't need much attention or many services."
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Fireside Inn & Suites Waterville
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"In Waterville to check out Colby. Front desk was especially helpful regarding weather, things to do, places to eat. Couldn't ask for more. Would stay there again."
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Comfort Inn Civic Center
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"Not listed on the internet was a $10 a day charge for pet. They ought to put that on the internet...just listed pet friendly."
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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Augusta
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"I'm a DJ and had to find a hotel in the Greater Augusta Maine Area as a blizzard was due to come in the day of a wedding I was to DJ. So, I found this hotel. I chose it because it was bright, clean looking and it had a hot-tub. When I arrived, I was disappointed to find that the hot tub was ..."
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Painting cabinets on site - Is this OK?
Were your cabinets installed in your kitchen and then painted?
Our cabinets guys just called and said that they are ready to deliver by next week and the cabinets will arrive primed and will be painted on site. I am confused as I thought the cabinets will be painted in the cabinet maker's shop. They said that they finish stain grade in their shop but paint grade is usually done on site especially as the soffits etc. may need adjustments to fit correctly and it would look off if they cannot color match exactly. I don't know if this is a big deal or not.
Babushka gives her experience with site painted cabs on the link.I've read a few other threads on the topic also. Most agree that it's best and gives a better result if painted in an actual spray booth. I had a couple of pieces of cabs and doors sprayed after the rest of the kitchen was in. It was a big pita! Plastic taped off everywhere and large areas I had to keep the cats and kids away from for two days. NOT fun. And I couldn't get to the fridge as it was in a makeshift spray booth area. You, of course, won't have that issue.
I remember that Celineike had her gorgeous cabs painted on site. The looked high quality. I don't know how they're holding up as she has disappeared now that her kitchen is done.
I not understand the caution about the color being off. That shouldn't be an issue for a pro.
I'm so so excited that your cabs are ready! Sorry I didn't give my opinion of your color choices like you had asked me too. I did get your email. I'm anxiously waiting to see what you did!
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I just went down to the Merchandise Mart today to ogle the expensive kitchens there, and get ideas for our remodel (which will be an investment for us, but the kitchens there aren't in our budget!). Christopher Peacock's designer told me that they paint all of their cabinets on site (after installation) with their oil based paint, hand brushed. They feel that it's more attractive and durable, and it's easier to touch up in the future. So that's another perspective for you! Oil based paint tends to even out better than latex, and it's easier to blend in the brushstrokes. So part of the question for you is what type of paint they will be using. The Peacock cabinets looked beautiful, even in the high luster finish - looking closely I could tell that the paint was brushed on, but it was very subtle. I felt that it had more character than a sprayed finish.
I think you need to see a kitchen which they brushed on site as well as researching the coating they plan to use. Why can't they finish in their shop? Is the finish too fragile to move? They certainly can touch up in your house. As for matching colors, they are not going to make corrections in the house, so why is that an issue.
Just to be open- I work for a company that sells spraying equipment and unless you are looking for that special brush stroke look, I can't imagine on site finishing.
I had an argument with my GC about this and he is pushing back saying that he does not like to overly micromanage the subs.. He has had the same cabinet company do 3 other painted kitchen and some in very upscale houses. I have seen one of these and the kitchen was nice but I do not recall the paint finish quality. I am looking for a durable smooth finish.
Also when you specify a color, say BM something.. Did your cabinet guys use the exact same brand or did they mix the color in their preferred brand.. I am specifying BM in eggshell but I am not getting a clear answer to this question. Honestly, it is sounding like I am making a big fuss over something unnecessary.
Initially, my cab maker's painter said she'd use whatever I wanted. I said BM satin impervo and picked a color to get a sample door. Instead, she used SW in a color that looked close to the BM I specifically requested. She also brushed it instead of spraying it, and it looked horrible. Needless to say, I wasn't happy so i had a talk with my cab maker. The paint brand turned back to BM SI and I got a sprayed door sample in short order.
Sorry you're having difficulty with this.
I chose a BM color and my painters matched it with Kelly-Moore. I didn't care, since the color is an exact match. They sprayed my doors and drawer fronts in their shop, but my cab boxes (existing) in place. Pee-yew! They built a plastic-sheathed booth around my kitchen, into which my kittens tore large holes during the night.
My DH and I were discussing spraying vs brushing. He said sprayed cabinets don't look like wood, especially lacquered cabinets. I think he has a point.
And there is something else: how do you touch up a sprayed finish when you get a boo boo? It's easy with brush painted cabinets.


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Results from state exams in Florida take much longer to receive than the results of Advanced Placement exams and SAT scores, writes National Board Certified Teacher Jo Ann Nahirny in this column. In an e-mail to schools, officials said a change in scoring and additional checks to ensure accurate scoring are the reasons for the delay. Nahirny writes that three months is still unacceptable. "While waiting for my students' FCAT writing scores to finally arrive, I'll be reading their latest essays so I can give them more individualized, comprehensive -- and timely -- feedback than state tests can ever provide," she writes.
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