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MECHANICVILLE, Md. -- Australian star Chad Reed raced to his third victory in the first five AMA Motocross events of the season Saturday, winning the second moto after finishing third in the first in the Budds Creek National.
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"I was bummed after the first moto," Reed said. "I just didn't have the pace. ... I came out in the second and gave it all I had. I'm pumped. We made some changes to the bike and it paid off. I'm excited to come out and win that second moto. These guys are on their game this season and it hasn't been easy."
The Honda rider maintained a 15-point lead over second-place Ryan Villopoto in the 450 Class standings.
Villopoto, the Kawasaki rider from Poulsbo, Wash., was second Saturday. He won the first moto and was third in the second.
"I felt good today," Villopoto said. "I just needed to pick some better lines in that second moto. It was a good day overall. There's still a lot of racing left this season."
"I felt good today," Villopoto said. "I just needed to pick some better lines in that second moto. It was a good day overall. There's still a lot of racing left this season."
Suzuki's Ryan Dungey, from Belle Plaine, Minn., was third after finishing second in both motos.
"It was a good day, I just couldn't make it happen," Dungey said. "I felt like I needed to make a move [on Reed], but it never happened. I had to come from behind a couple times. It's what racing is all about. It's a man's sport and it's challenging. We'll just keep moving forward."
South Africa's Tyla Rattray topped the 250 Class, finished second and first on a Kawasaki. Rattray has two victories this season and leads the championship standings.
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The Sunday after Epiphany is dedicated to the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan river, and Fr. Maximilian explains that Our Lord instituted the Sacrament of Baptism at this time. He also explains the wonderful effects of the Sacrament, and encourages us to always live like Our Lady did so that our souls may be a fitting dwelling for the Holy Trinity. Ave Maria! Mass: Baptism of the Lord - Feast - Form: OF Readings: 1st: isa 42:1-4, 6-7 Resp: psa 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 2nd: act 10:34-38 Gsp: mat 3:13-17
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Parkinson's disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by the selective loss of dopamine (DA) neurons and the presence of α-synuclein (AS) aggregates as Lewy bodies (LBs) in the remaining substantia nigra (SN) neurons. A continuing puzzle in studying PD pathogenesis is that although AS is expressed throughout the brain, LBs and selective dopaminergic cell loss lead to characteristic clinical signs of PD, suggesting that there is a link between AS aggregation and DA metabolism. One potential candidate for this link is the monoamine oxidase (MAO) metabolite of DA, 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetaldehyde (DOPAL), as neither DA nor DA metabolites other than DOPAL are toxic to SN neurons at physiological concentrations. We tested DOPAL-induced AS aggregation in a cell-free system, in vitro in DA neuron cultures and in vivo with stereotactic injections into the SN of Sprague–Dawley rats by Western blots, fluorescent confocal microscopy and immunohistochemistry. We demonstrate that DOPAL in physiologically relevant concentrations, triggers AS aggregation in the cell-free system, and in cell cultures resulting in the formation of potentially toxic AS oligomers and aggregates. Furthermore, DOPAL injection into the SN of Sprague–Dawley rats resulted in DA neuron loss and the accumulation of high molecular weight oligomers of AS detected by Western blot. Our findings support the hypothesis that DA metabolism via DOPAL can cause both DA neuron loss and AS aggregation observed in PD.
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- Aggregation of α-synuclein by DOPAL, the monoamine oxidase metabolite of dopamine
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Acta Neuropathologica
Volume 115, Issue 2 , pp 193-203
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- 2008-02-01
- 10.1007/s00401-007-0303-9
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- 0001-6322
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- 1432-0533
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Parkinson's disease
- α-Synuclein
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- Dopamine metabolite
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- Vijaya B. Kumar (2) (3) (7)
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- Mark W. Franko (2)
- Mark O'Dell (4)
- Shu Wen Li (1)
- Yi Pan (1)
- Hyung D. Chung (6)
- James E. Galvin (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Neurology, Saint Louis VAMC and Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA
- 2. Department of Medicine, Saint Louis VAMC and Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA
- 3. Division of Geriatric Research, VA Medical Center, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA
- 7. Jefferson Barracks VAMC, #1 Jefferson Barracks Drive, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA
- 4. Department of Neurology, Anatomy and Neurobiology, Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, MO, 63110, USA
- 5. Department of Pharmacological and Physiological Sciences, Saint Louis VAMC and Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA
- 6. Department of Pathology, Saint Louis VAMC and Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center, St Louis, MO, 63125, USA


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The American Heart Association's Southwest Florida Go Red for Women luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort & Spa, 5001 Coconut Road, Bonita Springs. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. Dr. Jennifer H. Mieres, an expert and patient advocate in nuclear cardiology and cardiovascular disease in women, is the keynote speaker. The luncheon focuses on heightening awareness of heart disease, creating a passionate call to action and generating funds to support education and research. Tickets are $125 and may be purchased by calling 239-495-4903 or email@example.com
Health lecture
Dr. Allen S. Weiss, president and CEO of NCH Healthcare System, will talk about how the health care reform will impact you and how to make the right choice in selecting a physician at 6 p.m. Wednesday at IberiaBank. The bank is at 605 Bald Eagle Drive, Marco Island. A reception will be held at 5 p.m. and a question and answer period at 7 p.m. Reservations are required by calling 239-403-5169
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The Shelter for Abused Women & Children is hosting a free friends and families gathering for individuals who have loved ones in abusive relationships from 5:15 to 7 p.m. May 30 at Cedar Hammock Golf & Country Club. The club is at 8660 Cedar Hammock Circle, Naples. The presentation will help understand the root of abuse, the different forms of abuse, effects of the violence on the family and what can be done. Reservations are required by calling 239-775-3862
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Will azaleas take the sun?
I have a sunny spot that I would love to put some azaleas that would only grow about 3 - 4 feet. It is afternoon sun . Could they take the heat. I am in northwest Alabama. I have one in this same place that I plan to move to a new location that has done pretty good. Are there any varieties that would do well there?
I worked in a wholesale nursery in eastern North Carolina(HOT!!) during the summers when I was in college. They had over 100 acres of azaleas all growing in full sun on black plastic. There was also a river running on one side of the property that was pumped for irrigation 24 hours a day. They made a mint. Bottom line is, almost all azaleas will do fine in full sun if they have an established root system and enough water. I would not try to move one now. Wait until fall and make sure it gets enough water until established. Don't let it stay wet or root rot could be a problem esp. in winter. The heat won't be a problem, these are southern plants.
I would say yes, if it were morning sun. Azaleas don't really like afternoon sun actually.
But you can always try and move them again if they don't do well. I would certainly give them enough water this year since they are being moved.
As for being southern plants, I guess so - southern ASIA, that is.
Have 4 huge old azaleas growing in full sun...western exposure, and they get the full effect of our blistering Summer sun here in zone 8, south carolina. To top it off, they're growing next to a brick wall that makes the position even hotter during the Summer. No problems. Go for it.
I have two varieties of encore azaleas growing in afternoon sun, with irrigation. My neighbors have their azaleas growing in full sun. The biggest problem I have in this exposure is they are more prone to attack by lacebugs than those I have in a shadier location. And the floweres do not last as long, as they get burned up by the hot sun.
Stefanie~ my azaleas are Formosas ( Azalea indica 'Formosa' )...they can get enormous, so I guess they wouldn't be appropriate for you size requirements. Even very young Formosas can reach your maximum height (3-4 ft) in just a few short years. I have some planted around a pine tree (again, full sun, western exposure) that were planted 2 yrs. ago. They are already over 3 ft. tall. They do take pruning exceedingly well but it'd be a yearly thing in your case to keep them the size that you'd like. And it'd have to be done just after flowering...if you wait to prune them any later, you won't have flowers the following year.
Yes, as Dieter pointed out, Azaleas grown in full-sun are prone to lacebug damage, but so are the Gumpo Azaleas I have growing in the shade on the north side of the house. The lacebugs feast on the Gumpos growing in shade as often as they do the Formosas growing in full-sun.
The flowers on my Formosas don't get burned up by the sun, either, despite their western exposure. They seem to take the heat quite well.
I don't have any experience with the Encore Azaleas, so I can't comment on how they'd do in full-sun.
PS~ here is a link to the Formosa, just in case you'd like to check them out. They are beautiful. The Formosas that I have growing along the brick wall I mentioned in my first post are at least 6-7 ft tall and hubby has to take a hedge trimmer to them every year, but they're worth it. If you buy them small, it shouldn't be that much trouble to keep them trimmed to a more managable size.
Here is a link that might be useful: Azalea indica 'Formosa'
When I lived in SC, I had them in full sun in z 7. They did fine, but the ones under the pines in filtered sun did better, it seemed.
When I moved to Florida, I killed 10 azaleas before someone told me they had to be in shade down here. Can't take the hot subtropical sun in the afternoons.
Of the encores, I think the Autumn Princess has the best looking foliage, as it is similar to the Formosa, it has larger leaves and tends to grow more horizontal. It will depend on what you're looing for in leaf form as to what you consider "looking good when not in bloom". Some encores lose nearly all their leaves in winter, while others do not. The leaves look much better on mine which are in a shady spot, than those which recieve afternoon sun, but those in more sun tend to get more blooms.
A china rose like Martha Gonzales will have decorative foliage for about 10 months out of the year and bloom about 8 months out of the year and be disease free. I like azalias, but under trees where other shrubs have difficulty growing. They are happier in shade anyway. For any full sun spot, I prefer easy care roses as they provide constant bloom from April through November.
We just purchased some knockout roses that are very low maintenance, disease and pest resistant, look like a hedge in the pot (more like a shrub than other roses in our small garden), and my husband thinks they look just like azaleas. I agree--they are similar in appearance. They grow to 4 foot tall, but gardener guy on television said they should be pruned to stay at 3 feet. They take full sun and (good news!) bloom 11 months of the year.
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Favorite full-sun, low-water shrubs, 3-4 feet tall
We are planning to replace some roses with plants that like hot sun and low water and tolerate occasional light frosts. This strip gets direct sun all day, from early morning to late afternoon. The soil hasn't been amended for quite some time, and we don't see a lot of worms, so it might be fine for some CA natives.
Plant size - about 3-4' tall, 4-5' wide at maturity. I envision a row of Salvia leucantha 'Santa Barbara' (the dwarf variety) but I'm open to suggestions.
What are your favorite low shrubs that thrive in hot sun and low water?
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You can't go wrong with salvias for the location you describe. There are many different varieties that will work.
Check out Las Pilitas nursery online or Flowers by the Sea, both are in California & are excellent resources for salvias of all description.
Hope that helps.
Thank you. I am looking at Las Pilitas nursery now, and have looked at Flowers by the Sea (I plan to order a Salvia regla from the latter in Spring).
Below this wall (actually, in front of it) is a row of other plants including Salvia, Verbena lilacae, a couple of roses, and Penstemon. I think I'd like a row of a single color above to border the mix of plants below, but I'm not sure.
Salvia leucantha kinda goes dormant in the winter and is best if cut to ground each spring. I'm a bit colder in winter than you and mine were sticks by Feb.
I took them all out and replaced with ceanothus and dwarf bottlebrush 'little john'.
Something else you might look into is bush germander teucrium fruticana. It is blooming now and the blue purple is very remarkable. I like the gray foliage something different other than green. I thin it every other year. Hummers and bees love it.
I also use a lot of sweet pea bush and other salvis.
I have too many favorites, but most of them get relatively large. In your area, I'd likely use Coyote Bush 'Pozo Surf', which can reach that height. All the salvias aforementioned are wonderful and provide such intense chaparral fragrance. Manzanitas (like Ian Bush) would also work pretty well in that location too. Or perhaps Adenostoma fascicularis 'Black Diamond'. There's too many to choose from! >________


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She was joined on the red carpet by the entire cast of Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes, Paz Vega and the missing main stars as of late: Gabriel Macht, Jaime King and Sarah Paulson.
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I would like her to see her once with her husband! they don't seem to spend much time together otherwise paparazzi would get at least some kind of pictures of them in their spare time around L.A. or something. As for newlyweds they seem to spend a LOT of time apart! we'll see….December 18, 2008 at 21:44
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Location is right next to the free way we got the worst rooms of the place. Roach infested, dirty, smelly , the side closer to the free way. I hated it. We stayed for two nights. When we arrived, at about midnight, there were 3 cops just hanging out patrolling the place, and bolted security was a female. This place looked to ghetto for me. We all woke up got ready went to sixflags all day and when we got back one of my 4 rooms wreaked like weed. Not a single one of us smoke. Then the guy at the FD tried to accuse us of smoking in the room when we were gone all day, this place is horrible every room had a roach. DO NOT STAY HERE!
It was better than sleeping in my car because I could shower and us a toilette.
The front desk staff. When we checked in the robotic like staff at the front desk said the computer was down and didn't have our reservation information. Even after I showed him the email confirmation for $52 he insisted that since he didn't have his system up and it was the weekend the rate was $70. This place wasn't even worth $50! We said no thanks and were about to leave when he said he'd honor the price we reserved it at. How frustrating when I went to the trouble to book this in advance and I have to argue how reservations work to someone who's in the lodging industry. The room is an old run down room recently painted and maybe recarpeted. Same old furniture and smell. We literally just needed a place to sleep for 8 hrs and a shower but I won't be doing this again.
It was close to where I needed to go as I didn't rent a vehcle this time.
The entire room had stuff(gross splatered)all over the walls, doors, pictures, not to mention the carpet looked like it hadn't been clean in over a decade. I had to use towels to walk on as my socks got filthy dirty the first day. Parties too on 2nd flr.
Staff was really nice
Towels were not very clean and bathroom needed more care
Nothing!!!!! to be so close to Six Flaggs Vallejo, it sucks rooms are smelly and dirty. My room was ready had to wait over 30minutes, overall don't want to stay again!!!
1st my room was not ready, after I stopped at 10:30am and told the lady on the front office I was heading to six flaggs, I would be back at 3pm. "She said yes at 3pm" it was not ready.
2nd room was disgusting and smelled really bad.
3rd no toilet paper and when I ask at 5pm she said room not ready???
Really suck, I regret booking this hotel I felt bad for my son because it was his birthday.
Really didn't feel too safe here.. Make friends with the night security guard to have a second set of eyes on your car. Sketchy neighborhood!
Receptionist was attentive to noise complaint.
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The Indian side would be putting in plan land custom stations at Salamabad in district Baramulla and Chakkan-Da-Bagh in Poonch district.
Minister of State for Commerce Jairam Ramesh said his Ministry had already released Rs. 5 crore for setting up infrastructure facilities along the LoC, including permanent custom terminal and more funds would be released as and when required.
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That optimism comes despite reports that Champ Car, which has brought its open-wheel machines to Toronto every year since 1986, is about to declare bankruptcy.
Even if Champ Car goes under, the race could be held under the banner of the rival Indy Racing League. That possibility arises from the unique ownership of the Toronto race.
The Toronto and Long Beach events are not owned by Champ Car, but rather as a separate entity of Champ Car co-owners Kevin Kalkhoven and Gerry Forsythe.
Toronto Grand Prix president and CEO Charlie Johnstone explained that as such, they could run the race by paying a sanctioning fee to the IRL, if, of course, the IRL elected to put Toronto on its schedule.
Molson Sports and Entertainment, which ran the Toronto race from its inception until 2005, owned the rights to the event and paid a sanctioning fee to Champ Car each year.
In last week's reports that a merger between Champ Car and the IRL was close, Toronto was not on the list of three Champ Car races that would be added to the IRL schedule. The Toronto date (July 4-6) clashes with the IRL race at Watkins Glen, N.Y.
Johnstone, however, suggested that if the IRL had to choose between Toronto and Watkins Glen, Toronto would get the nod.
"Toronto is the fifth-largest market in North America," he said. "It wouldn't be a hard decision."
IRL spokesman John Griffin, however, declined to address that possibility.
The Toronto race is without a title sponsor after Steelback Brewery went bankrupt this winter after just one season in that role. Johnstone admitted that while he has been negotiating with potential sponsors, the uncertainty has stalled those talks.
"Once we can show stability I'm sure we'll get the deals done," Johnstone said.
Meanwhile, Kalkhoven, contacted at his California home, insisted the bankruptcy reports were "absolutely wrong."
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Due to threats from gang members to come after him, he closed his shop down, moved to an undisclosed location and works by appointment only. What he did was defend himself against these thugs in which he was taking a risk. He had to be quick to the draw to avoid being killed. Therefore, he made the decision he needed to practice if he wanted to survive future robberies. He is lucky to be alive today. He is a hero. He didn't ask for this, they asked for it. We should be thanking him for making the world a safer place and that we aren't having to support these five thugs in prison with our tax dollars.
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Whats the best smelling orange blossom?
My Fiance and I are about to buy a home together. We want to plant an orange tree out front. What is the best option for a great smelling blossom and a sweet orange come harvest time?
Austin, go to the blue pages of your phone book and under county government look for the Univ. of Florida county extension agent. It is a free service and he can tell give you all types of good advice about ornamentals and crops which do well in your area.
I have over 30 citrus in bloom and can't say which one smells best. They all smell great. When you enter my yard you are almost overcome with the sweet smell of citrus blossoms. There are some that say they can't perceive a fragrance to the citrus blossoms of certain varieties but these are usually the ornamentals.
Hey, Austin. I see Garden_Dragon has responded without providing an opinion. Are you going to admonish Garden_Dragon for not expressing an opinion?
Austin, my opinion is to consult your co-op agent who can give you the "best option" for your area, which is what you asked. You state you are in zone 9. Is that north nearer to Cedar Key and Jacksonville or south nearer the 'Glades? The sweetest tasting or sweetest smelling citrus may not grow in Zone 9. What grows in Indian River county may not grow in Gainesville. I was providing an answer based on information (or lack of) provided by you. 35 years ago there were citrus groves along I-75 in the Gainesville area. Those are gone now, partly due to a few harsh winters. So your answer is like the old saying about real estate : location, location, location. I hope you find a variety which meets your approval.
I have a book on citrus, Marrs has low acid so it will be on the sweet side, it can become seedy if pollinators are grown nearby, it bears from fall to winter, and produces a heavy crop of medium size oranges. Hamlin is also low acid, and nearly seedless, fruit is small, and ripens from fall into winter. I think that all citrus trees have sweet smelling flowers, but I noticed if its an orange it has a slight orange scent, and if its a lemon it has a slight lemon scent, and the same with other citrus.
I can't seem to differentiate the smells of the orange blossoms. They all smell the same to me- nice.
nd like TS Smith said, just find one that will grow to your area first.
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Hello All,
I'm new to this posting stuff. I'm retired now and have more time to enjoy my indoor gardening. I replied to a post about 'New Rage in Sansevierias', stating that I'm into the S. trifasciata group. Below is some of the Sans I own; Gold Hahnii 'Favorite', 'Jade Dwarf Marginated', 'Black gold Hahnii', plain 'Hahnii', Black Futura Goldedge', 'Laurentii Silver', �Bantel�s Sensation�, and my latest 'Forescate'. I also have a Sans. Guineensis Variegata' Bought by mistake for a Trifasciata. But I like it. It is different. As soon as I figure out how. I will show pictures of mine.
Welcome to the site Stush. I bounce in here every year or so to see what's new. Like you my favorite Sans is Trifasciata, but don't have many of them other then a few of the more common ones: Laurentii, Moonlight, Baseball Bat etc. This past week I went to our local Cactus and Succulent show but for some reason Sans are not common there. I was looking for Golden Hahnii and have been looking for a few years now since I killed mine. I think they may be more sensitive to growing conditions then regular Laurentii. Then yesterday I ran into a new shipment of house plants at Lowes and bought one marked Golden Hahnii. Although it is very upright and I seem to remember mine being more spreading, I figure it could just be the way it was shipped to the store. I guess I will find out. You have a nice collection going yourself. I hope you can figure out how to post pictures. It's always nice for those of us who need pictures for I.D. Welcome aboard....Maryl
Hi Stush,
The way to post your pix is to use a photohosting site & then upload from there to here.
I use Photobucket (free) so I can speak about that. The short version, put your pix there & then copy & paste into here the THIRD Line of code which will appear under the pic at Photobucket into a message you've started here.
At first it will look like Gibberish, but the Image should be visible when you hit 'Preview'. If not, try again, it might take a couple of tries to get it.
Get a photobucket account, create chapters or files to keep images that you'd like to use. One can be sansevieria, another can be succulents, another can be orchids, etc.
To upload, simply upload files from your hard drive, or other source and you can upload multiple files by holding the command key button and clicking on images you'd like to upload.
To post images, copy the file under html code (a href="http...) to post in the text.
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Thanks all,
I will get into the Photo Bucket. I am have trouble with my compoter. Maybe a virus or someting? It locks up and I some times have to shut down and start all over again. I have Webroot and did what they said. Hope it works out.
I have a few as well, 'Bantels Sensation' 'Manolyn' ''Forscate'
Tenzen' 'Siam Silver' well most Juan has in his first book. I don't grow any S.hanii I started 250 'Forscate' for the Huntington they need heat, and may need to be grown a few feet from a Western Exposure even in Arizona little water, this one is touchy. 'Silver Queen'
'Japanese Stripe' 'Lillian True' 'Silver Princess' 'Craigii'and a few others I don't remember. I really dont like cultivars and sports. I like the species that come straight from Africa and I grow them to look like African plants. I don't want them to look as if they came from Thailand or Hawaii. Norma
Started out with one only. I found it very picky about the heat and dryness. When I had a pot full (8"pot) I divided it, each plant got it own 8" pot, and repeated the process.
until I had 250 offset to give them their own 4" pot, they were left out side over the week end by a staff person after I told them they would not make it through the week-end they all died so I had to start over, so another 10 years of time was lost before they could be ISI plants. It can take good sun when it gets used to it.
I find it hard to believe that left out just for a week end they all died. This seems odd especially when so many of my plants, Ed Eby's plants were just left out to dry in the sun to cure cuts, divisions and damages from harvesting from the ground. Did not even a single plant survive being out of soil? They are succulents, capable of growing from leaves and can start from a near dead rhizome piece.
"All died" I still find it impossible. These are not that easy to kill, even if left out in full sun not planted over the week end.


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To be implemented in Villupuram district at a cost of Rs. 15 crore
A pilot scheme to ensure a stable income for farmers in the long run is to be implemented in Villupuram district at a cost of Rs 15 crore.
Agriculture Minister S. Damodaran told the Assembly on Friday that the plan envisaged integration of schemes of various departments and financial institutions for implementation in the farms of farmers for three years to make the district a model in integrated farming scheme.
Tamil Nadu stood first in the country in food production in 2012 with a total foodgrain yield of 101.52 lakh tonnes, he said while revealing the steps taken to double the yield and triple farmers' income. Soil maps would be prepared using Global Positioning System technology for all areas at a cost of Rs. 6 crore to prevent crop loss and soil decay. The map, the Minister was confident, would help in protecting soil wealth and minimise production cost. Another step to protect soil would be the formation of land cover using shredded cane heads in sugarcane fields. It would prevent burning of cane heads on the field and help in retention of soil moisture. A sum of Rs. 1 crore would be provided for 12,500 acres, at the rate of Rs. 800 per acre, for the purpose.
SMS and voice mail
The Department of Agriculture would soon introduce a system to advise farmers on agricultural practices for a particular season based on weather predictions, and provide marketing through short messaging service and voice mail. Machinery to refine small millets would be procured at a cost of Rs. 5.25 crore for farmers' groups. A centre to undertake higher research in small millets would be started at a cost of Rs. 1 crore at the Government Seed Farm in Athiyendal of Thiruvannamalai district. Infrastructure in rural markets would be improved at a cost of Rs. 10.2 crore.
Food Processing Incubation Centres would come up at Srirangam and Pollachi at a cost of Rs 2.2 crore for horticultural produce. Besides providing storage facility, the centres would train farmers and entrepreneurs in food processing. In order to protect onion farmers against price fluctuation, storage centres would be opened in 12 districts. Mr. Damodaran said Rs. 15 crore would be allocated for production of quality certified seeds and saplings in horticultural farms. Do-it-yourself kits would be provided to the public in Chennai and Coimbatore to raise kitchen gardens.
Earlier, participating in the debate, DMDK member R. Santhi called for the waiver of all crop loans in view of the prevailing drought condition. The DMK member, I. Periasamy, pleaded for direct procurement of coconut to ensure fair price for farmers. While calling for the rejection of decontrol of sugar industry, the CPI (M) member, R. Ramamurthy, wanted the government to enhance the support price for sugarcane to Rs 3, 500. K. Krishnasamy of Puthiya Tamilagam appealed to the government to provide the same quantum of compensation of crop loss to farmers of southern districts as in the case of the delta region.
Keywords: farmers income, Villupuram, integrated farming scheme, foodgrain production, crop loan waiver


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Quotes 3/18/2011
A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral. ~Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Flight to Arras, 1942
I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free.
âÂÂExploration is really the essence of the human spirit.âÂÂ
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Yes lilod, good point. A piece of soil,whatever size, is a gardener's or a farmer's inspiration.
I remember a sight I'll never forget while on a trip in Sweden. A farmer had planted golden wheat and Bachelor Buttons in the shape and colors of a Swedish Flag (gold and blue). The wind was blowing and it looked like the flag was waving. Someone had a vision and went with it.
On a much smaller scale, a 3x4 raised bed I plant Bachelor Buttons and yellow flowers, but in my mind I still see the beautiful farmer's field.
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