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Yesterday a neighbor gave me some gingers. A butterfly and another that I haven't identified as yet. My question is: Should I cut off the stem before planting or will it continue to grow and bloom?
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Using Heathen1's advice (above), I cut off the stems and planted the rhizomes. Already there are shoots coming up so I'm really happy with them.
I planted mine in a raised "holding" bed and will transplant them again later. Haven't decided exactly where I want to establish them but wanted to get them started. Hope this works for you too, AncaG.
I'm of the mind that to cut or not to cut might depend on the type of ginger and the condition and maturity of the rhizome in question. My costus barbatus rhizomes are very large and tough and very adaptable to long periods of dry storage , but a rhizome I bought for the Hedychium was very thin, green and quite 'tender" and fragile looking , had few roots , only one tiny dormant eye and a brand new stem that had been cut all the way back. I really think with such a fragile looking thin rhizome that most likely had little food reserves stored for regrowth , might have appreciated some already growing leaves on a new stem to help the young rhizome in it's efforts to root, but I understand the priciple behind cutting off the shoot, though I'd still think it depends on which type of ginger and the condition and maturity of the rhizome. My problem , and it's possible since I didn't use sterilized soil, was that the replanted rhizome began to rot within a week of planting it in a container, and the plant was gone within two weeks. On the other hand the costus rhizomes I get from my mature plants can sit right in water for weeks and still not rot. Are all Hedychiums rhizomes so tender and fragile looking or did I just get some rhizomes from a very young immature plant. I'd add that the rhizome in question looked more like a "stolon" than a true rhizome.
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I'm also in zone 8 and the gingers I originally asked about in this thread have thrived and all of them have put out growth. We've had a couple of cold nights (40) and I checked them this morning and all are doing good. I'll probably mulch them this weekend just to be careful. In previous years I have left rhizomes unpotted and covered them with papers or mulch and they have survived well.
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Contrary to what was once rumoured in town about the state of health of the popular Yoruba actress, Toyin Afolayan a.k.a Lola Idije, who was said to have been seriously ill, has denied the allegation.it is my enemy that will be sick. Why would people wish their fellow human being evil? Im at home now resting and my children are
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Rosa Acosta does another shoot with Dynasty Series.
Check out the, "Honey Series," on Dynasty Series, February 20th. You can see a preview below.
Video of Rosa Acosta's, Valentine's Day, photo shoot with Dynasty Series along with a couple of pics of Nya Lee. Check Dynasty Series for vixens daily.
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Medical experts in Britain say the Department of Health is not doing enough to highlight the risks associated with HIV, leading to its spread. The Sunday Times of London reported senior doctors have accused the British department of not properly testing specific high-risk groups such as black Africans and gay men. The lack of testing for the human immunodeficiency virus has resulted in individuals unknowingly carrying the virus that can lead to AIDS and spreading it via sexual activities, HIV specialists said. All men and women accessing medical care should be routinely offered a test, said Dr.
British scientists say they have for the first time developed a way to use brain scans to objectively measure the levels of pain felt by patients. Using magnetic resonance imaging, researchers have found distinct differences between the brains of people who are experiencing pain and those who are not.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano seems to be active again, with molten lava moving around 300 feet under the crater's floor.
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The year isn't even over yet but planning for the 2015 crop year is already underway. You can see it by browsing over a list of all the schools and meetings coming over the next few weeks and months. Meetings are conducted by K-State, other public entities like the FSA and NRCS, local agribusiness, larger agriculture companies, and various producer groups. The purpose is to review what was learned over the last year, discover what is new on the horizon, receive continuing education for various licenses, and plan for the next year. Here let's take it a bit ...
A research project in the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine presents the largest model to date for evaluating the impact and control of a potential outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in livestock.
Farmers and ranchers have always adhered to sound principles of animal husbandry while providing the best care for their livestock. Society's views on animal welfare, on the other hand, continue to evolve.
K-State Research and Extension is offering these events, available to all interested persons. For more information about these, as well as more localized events, check with your local K-State Research and Extension office.
Today more than 380 Farm Bureau members of Kansas wrapped up business for their farm organization after debating and adopting policy statements for 2015. These policies will now become the organization's roadmap for the 2015 legislative session.
It certainly seems like there is a day for everything. In case you wondered, today is National Cotton Candy Day, Tuesday is National Pastry Day, and Dec. 21, is National Flashlight Day. One day you may have missed this past Friday was World Soil Day, a day to highlight the importance of soils in our lives. While that may seem a bit weird, the purpose is to call attention to the vital role soils play in our lives since we tend to either take soil for granted or simply not consider soil at all. So why does soil matter enough ...
From the phone calls that I have received over the last year, I have found that volunteer trees can be a nuisance around homes, yards and fields. This week I thought that I would share an article by Ward Upham I found about nuisance trees and ways to remove them from your landscape. This is a chore that may be done as long as the temperatures are above freezing, so it can be accomplished on a nice winter day if you want an excuse to be outside.
In December, there will be several meetings in Barton County and the surrounding areas that I thought everyone would like to be aware of. The first set of meetings are about the Farm Bill, and are being put on by the FSA offices in the counties with assistance from K-State Research and Extension. The informational meetings will discuss the upcoming farm bill, and what farmers need to know before they sign up for their respective plans. There are many new items that farmers will have to work with, and these meetings will go over what you need to be thinking ...
First, here's hoping everyone had a great Thanksgiving with family and friends. Next, the Christmas season is now officially here. Black Friday has come and gone, for many by Thursday night. Many, especially children, have compiled wish lists of what they want under the Christmas tree. Today, seems an appropriate time to generate a Christmas wish list for those producing our food, fiber, and fuel.
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There are many individuals who share their time, talent and resources with the Barton County 4-H program. The 2014 Friend of 4-H awards were given to dedicated individuals who went above and beyond to assist the 4-H youth. The two couples honored this year were Wayne and Terri DeWerff and Bill and Robin Niederee.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Kansas is seeking public comments on changes to the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) interim final rule.
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A highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in four states can be very deadly for birds, but a Kansas State University poultry expert says humans don't need to worry about their own health or contaminated poultry products.
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In celebration of Ag Day and Ag Month, the agricultural organizations in Kansas partnered together to launch a virtual tour of a dairy farm. The video, which has been posted on the KSRE YouTube channel, features a Kansas dairy farm and can be used as an educational tool for classrooms and organizations statewide.
Over the last few weeks this column has explored what acidity is, what determined the native (original) soil pH condition present, and how agricultural practices have affected soil pH over time. This week wraps this up and discusses how producers can adjust soil pH to optimize crop production. Remember for the crops common to our area the optimal pH is approximately 6.3 to 7.3 and acid soils have pH readings lower than 7 while basic soils are above 7. While soils in our area may have pH readings in the 8 range, typically they aren't like the ...
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News that more than 40 countries have banned poultry imports from Minnesota after a lethal strain of avian influenza was confirmed in a turkey flock there has now been compounded by news of confirmed cases in Missouri and Arkansas turkeys.
Since the approval of the Community Orchard, I have been spending time researching and planning how to start the process. We decided on a date to get our young trees into the ground, so to celebrate, I thought I would share with you ten rules for planting trees. Our plant date for the orchard is Saturday, April 11, at 1 p.m. if you are interested in helping get this community project started. You can call the Extension office at 620-793-1910 for more information. We hope to see you there!
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Basement or main floor laundry room?
We have a rambler with an unfinished basement. Our current laundry room was built to (I'm assuming) double as a mud room bc at the back of the laundry room is a door leading outside to the back yard. But it's not really big enough to be both. I really want a mud room. I want the kids to use that door, and I want to use it as I come and go from the garden and chicken coop. The door is usually inaccessible though because the kids pull laundry out of the dryer as they look for stuff. There isn't really isn't a good place to fold laundry in there. We have 3 bedrooms on the main and we're finishing 3 bedrooms in the basement. As we are planning the basement, we are considering whether or not to:
1. Build my dream laundry room down there, where half the bedrooms will be, and convert this upper room to just a mud room, which is the only thing I really feel is lacking in this house.
2. Add the mudroom lockers in the laundry room and just deal with the crowding.
3. Use the back portion of the RV garage to build in a great laundry room. It would be accessed from inside the house from the main floor and be part of the house. We don't actually have an RV or intend to get one. It's just a trend here to have an RV garage. If we did that we would have 3 normal sized garages (well, larger than normal. The 2-car portion of the garage is 25' deep, but still not deep enough to park an RV, if that makes sense).
Those are the best options I have right now. Opinions?
The problem with putting a W/D in the garage is that if you have a deep freeze, the garage is cold, too. Washer hoses can freeze. It happened to a neighbor of mine, at our previous home. If the washer is far from the water heater and your washer has no internal water heater, you may never get a true HOT, especially when the washer is, say, 50 degrees F cold from the ambient temp in the garage. Personally, I would never ever buy a house with W/D in the garage. They are HOT in the summer and COLD in the winter. One also has to think of resale.
Not knowing the layout of your main floor, if you put the laundry in the basement, can you have a dumb waiter built to send and bring laundry upstairs? Manual or electric, it could be a lifesaver if you sprain an ankle, or whatever.
If your garage is on the same level as your basement, the dumb waiter would be nice for bringing up groceries, too.
By your forum name, I would do the following (if it were me):
Reinstate the mud room to its full purpose and remove the washer and dryer.
Build a laundry room in the basement.
Build a laundry room in the RV garage.
Hauling laundry up and down floors is a pain. You can ease the burden a bit through a laundry chute, but two separate laundry rooms (one per floor) makes life easier. This also provides you with a backup should a washer or dryer unit fails. The mud room will still have the connections to reinstate it to a laundry room should you decide to sell your house.
You make an excellent point. I'm currently 7 months pregnant with #6, and the oldest are in kindergarten. I really do need a full mudroom and a good size laundry room. We have a large property with gardens, orchard, playground, chickens, etc. Plus they are all getting into sports. We come into the house dirty a lot of the time. If I did a second laundry room in the basement it would be smaller, bc it won't be my laundry room :). There will be 3 bedrooms and 4 kids down there when they get older. They already sort their clothes, load the washer, and fold/put away when they are dry. All I do is turn on the washer and move the clothes to the dryer bc they are too short :). So by the time they move downstairs, they will be well trained in the ways of laundry.
Now to see how expensive my idea is :/
One other issue I wanted to point out to you is to consider the possible effect of flooding that might occur if your laundry room is on the main floor and the washer should break down. Though it should not happen, we have had a flood from our laundry room three separate times from three separate issues, 2 which caused substantial damage to the flooring.
Our laundry is in the basement and we have engineered laminate flooring. The first flood caused water to go under the floor and we had to tear it up. We thought the problem was rectified, so we put the same floor down again. One year late we had another flood from the washing machine which again went under the flooring and we had to tear the flooring up again to dry out. Needless to say, that type of flooring did not go back down again.
While we were deciding what type of flooring to put in the basement, the pump on the washer went and caused some more flooding, except not so bad this time.
So even though lots of people never have any issues with possible flooding from the washer, there is always a slight possibility of it happening and it might be something to consider when thinking of where to place your laundry room.
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Wiesner's newest masterpiece pays homage to the art theories and movements that have influenced his award-winning style over the years. A brilliant new picture book about art and friendship.
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Max and Arthur are friends who share an interest in painting. Arthur is an accomplished painter; Max is a beginner. Max's first attempt at using a paintbrush sends the two friends on a whirlwind trip through various artistic media, which turn out to have unexpected pitfalls. Although Max is inexperienced, hes courageous—and a quick learner. His energy and enthusiasm bring the adventure to its triumphant conclusion. Beginners everywhere will take heart.
"Three-time Caldecott winner Wiesner (Flotsam) introduces a desert lizard named Art, a self-important portrait painter who undergoes a metamorphosis, inside and out, when his pesky lizard friend, Max, decides he wants to paint, too. 'What should I paint?' asks Max; the narcissistic Art says, 'Well... you could paint me.' Literal-minded Max begins applying blue to Art's knobbly skin. A series of philosophical questions arises: is Art still Art when his painted coat bursts off him mid-tantrum, like a reptilian sun gone nova? Is he still Art when Max douses him with water and the remaining color drains right out of him, rendering him transparent? Is he still Art when his outline collapses into a pile of tangled wire? As Max attempts to reconstruct his friend, an early effort has Art resembling a preschooler's spiky drawing of a monster ('More detail, I think,' Art says drily). This small-scale and surprisingly comedic story takes place against a placid backdrop of pale desert colors, which recedes to keep the focus squarely on the dynamic between the two lizards and the wide range of emotions that Wiesner masterfully evokes. Ages 5 — 8. (Oct.)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright PWyxz LLC)
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Here is the result of my first attemot at making Paella. It has chicken thighs, green beens, artichoke hearts, and red bell peppers:
I used Bomba rice and though I was made aware that I needed 3 cups of liquid for each cip of rice it still took me by surprise. I felt like I turned my back on it for 5 minutes and BAM it sucked up all that liquid. Wow.
Improvements for next time:
- A little salt. I used my own homemade chicken broth as the liquid and it's pretty salt-free. I don't normally add salt to almost anything I make but this dish needs a little salt. I'll add a little salt to the broth and sofrito next time.
- By the time the rice was done the chicken and veggies are a little overcooked. I pre-cooked them and added them to the pan when I added the rice. I need to either not pre-cook them (except for browning the chicken), or wait until later in the process to add them.
And yes, I did achieve a socarrat ( that layer of crusty crunchy caramelized rice at the bottom of the pan) , thank you for asking. It's surprising how much flavor is in it.


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Solidarity Entries Sought for 2015 MayWorks Festival
The MayWorks Committee of the Washington State Labor Council presents the 4th annual WSLC Video Contest. Submit your 3- to 5-minute film with the theme of "solidarity" for your chance to win cash prizes and have it showcased at the MayWorks Opening Celebration. Download this flier for details.
Historically, union members have used music and art to affirm the work they do on the job, at home, in their communities, and in their unions. MayWorks is a monthlong celebration of that culture and the art of workers.
The deadline to submit entries is Friday, April 3. Send them electronically to the WSLC c/o Kamaria Hightower, 321 16th Ave. South, Seattle, WA, 98144. Email her or call 206-281-8901 for more information.
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Update on Albertsons and Safeway sale to Haggen
Dear Albertsons/Safeway Members:
The Safeway Corporation and Cerebus/Albertsons L.L.C. have announced a merger that is expected to get final approval by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) later this month. As a result, Cerebus/ Albertsons is required by the FTC to divest or sell five Albertsons stores and two Safeway stores for a total of seven stores in UFCW 367's jurisdiction.
Seven stores are to be sold to Haggen, a homegrown union grocer. UFCW Locals 367, 21, 1439, and Teamsters 38 met with Haggen and have secured a formal written agreement with Haggen to accept our union contracts in total.
These stores are:
Store 2949, Point Fosdick Dr NW, Gig Harbor
Store 551, 15805 Pacific Ave S, Tacoma,
415AS, 3520 Pacific Ave SE, Olympia
465AS, 8611 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Tacoma
472AS, 2800 Milton Way, Milton
468AS, 11012 Canyon Rd East, Puyallup
498AS, 111 S 38th Street, Tacoma
This agreement means we will continue on the same Medical and Pension Plans. Your Albertsons/Safeway seniority date will be your seniority date with Haggen, and you will not have to serve a new probationary period. This also means that your wage rate, Sunday pay, holiday pay and holiday entitlement, and vacation and sick leave banks will not change. Ifyou are currently in the progression stages, all accumulated hours will move with you and your next increase will not be delayed as a result of this change. You will also maintain your seniority for claiming schedules and all other contractual provisions.
Unlike other store purchases in other parts of the country or even purchases in the past locally where the new company was non-union or a new contract had to be negotiated with a new company, our agreement with Haggen has the security of the union contract we fought so hard for and won in 2013 - all of it.
At some point in the next several months, your store will change to the Haggen banner. At that point, you will become a Haggen employee.
We are excited to see Haggen grow and are looking forward to working with them - and you -to assure our members have a successful future.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
UFCW Local 367
Denise Jagielo, President
Lindsay Garner, Secretary/Treasurer
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Details: Since 2003, nearly $60,000 have been awarded to more than 90 graduating seniors from union families in Pierce County.
Applicants must complete a 500-word essay describing their most rewarding volunteer activities and what they learned from the experience. They must also:
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UFCW Local 367
Applications will be due at the end of May, and more information will be posted in the coming weeks regarding the process.
Where does Mayor Strickland Stand on Paid Sick Days?
Mayor Strickland says she is for paid sick days, but doesn't explain that she only supports paid sick days for SOME. See Healthy Tacoma's article: Say it ain't so, Mayor Strickland http://healthytacoma.net/2014/10/24/say-it-aint-so-mayor-strickland
The 2014 General Election is fast approaching
Voter turnout this year is vital to working families.
Phone Bank for labor endorsed candidates at the UFCW Local 367 Office:
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
5:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
Fred Meyer GM Settlement Approved
Fred Meyer General Merchandise members ratified a settlement that included zero cuts, kept top wages 30¢ ahead of other counties, fixed the bottom of the wage scales for clerks so their wages will increase, improved personal holiday and jury duty benefits and successfully beating back additional steps to the wage scale.
While the settlement keeps members on the Kroger medical, members vow to fight again next bargain to move to the Sound Plan.
For those members who were engaged, actively participating and came to vote, thank you.
UFCW President Hansen Statement on the Supreme Court's Decision in Harris v. Quinn
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Joe Hansen, International President of the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW), today released the following statement in response to the Supreme Court's decision in Harris v. Quinn.
"In today's Harris v. Quinn ruling, the anti-worker Supreme Court sided with those who want to deprive employees of any ability to collectively bargain with their employers. This decision primarily affects home health care workers, but sets a terrible precedent for other Americans seeking a voice on the job.
"This is the Supreme Court's latest attack on the foundation of our democracy. From weakening the Voting Rights Act to allowing unfettered corporate money in politics, the conservative justices are all too willing to do the bidding of anti-worker special interests. Workers and unions will respond to this latest attack as we always have—by redoubling our efforts to bring a voice on the job and fair wages and working conditions to all Americans."
Sale of Stores
Albertsons and Safeway have entered into agreements, subject to approval by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to sell the following stores in order to obtain antitrust clearance for the Albertsons/Safeway merger:
Safeway 2949, 4831 Point Fosdick Drive NW, Gig Harbor
Safeway 551, 15805 Pacific Avenue S., Tacoma
Albertsons 415AS, 3520 Pacific Avenue SE, Olympia
Albertsons 465AS, 8611 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Tacoma
Albertsons 472AS, 2800 Milton Way, Milton
Albertsons 468AS, 11012 Canyon Road E., Puyallup
Albertsons 498AS, 111 S. 38th St., Tacoma
What we know at this time:
• The stores above will be sold to Haggen/Comvest and operated by Haggen
• Albertsons and Safeway will continue to operate these stores until the sale is complete
• Haggen has agreed to hire all bargaining unit members working in these stores
• Haggen has agreed to adopt the current collective bargaining agreements at these locations.
We will be scheduling a meeting with both Albertsons and Safeway in the next two weeks to discuss the effects the divestiture will have on members at these locations.
We will keep you updated with additional information as we receive it.
In solidarity,
Denise Jagielo, President
UFCW Local 367
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When he began his year as chairman of the Texas Cattle Feeders Association (TCFA) in November 2008, Monte Cluck set a unique goal: to personally visit as many TCFA member feed yards as possible. Twelve months later, he had managed to make it to more than 60 yards and described the experience as one of my most enjoyable times of the past year.
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Action Target Inc v. White et al
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Plaintiff: Action Target Inc
Defendant: Derek White, Fusion Targets, SRS
Cause Of Action: Patent Infringement
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P. et al v. Verizon Communications et al
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Plaintiff: John P. , Erin P. , Gabriella P.
Defendant: Verizon Communications, Verizon Medical Plan, The
Cause Of Action: E.R.I.S.A.: Employee Retirement
Bacon v. Winder et al
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Plaintiff: Michael A. Bacon
Defendant: James M. Winder, Todd R. Wilcox, Dale Keller and others
Cause Of Action: Prisoner Civil Rights
Gonzalez v. Aetna Life Insurance
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Plaintiff: Henry Gonzalez
Defendant: Aetna Life Insurance
Cause Of Action: E.R.I.S.A.: Employee Retirement
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Fresh Friendly FoodPosted on 02 / 15 / 2014
Our family went here after a trip to the Florida Mall, it was kind of tricky finding the entrance, it's off of a side street near the Toys R Us in front of the mall. The staff was super friendly and interested in our vegan diet, they even said that they have been considering making a separate vegan menu. We ordered some items that were not on the menu, so if you have any favorite Lebanese dishes, don't be afraid to ask--and I'm sure if you call ahead, they would make just about anything for you. We got spinach pies, lentil soup, hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, tabouleh and stuffed grape leaves. Everything was homemade, even the pita bread tasted fresh.
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400 Wisconsin Street
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Commute to Downtown Lawrence
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400 Wisconsin Street has a Walk Score of 60 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Welcome to St Peter and St Mary Fishbourne. Christians have worshipped on this site for more than 750 years. The site overlooking Fishbourne creek formed part of a busy harbour since Roman times, and probably earlier.
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Confirmation sessions will start next Sunday 1st February, 16.30 p.m. at Fishbourne church. More >>. Also See Moira's newsletter, Saying Yes to God.
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One last push to complete our new church hall in Fishbourne! 15th to 22nd March 2015
As many of you are aware our new hall adjacent to the church car park is almost finished. We started the building project on 10th August 2012 with a marquee on the spot where the hall is now, in which we organised a barn dance and a bizarre bazaar. More >>
The St Peter Project.
For many years it has been the desire of Fishbourne Parish Church, near Chichester, to sell the old church hall in Mill Lane and build a new church hall on ground which adjoins the Church.Whilst at times progress has been slow, as planning and legal issues were dealt with, planning permission has now been granted on both sites. In time the existing church hall will be sold and funding permitting, the new church hall can be constructed. More >>
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Diamondbacks reinstate Cody Ross; designate Ryan Rowland-Smith
The Arizona Diamondbacks are ready to welcome Cody Ross back to the lineup.
The team announced Friday it had reinstated the outfielder from the 15-day disabled list. In a corresponding move, the team designated relief pitcher Ryan Rowland-Smith for assignment.
Ross, 30, suffered a dislocated hip on Aug. 11 while running to first base. It cut his first season as D-back short, and he finished the campaign batting .278 with eight home runs and 38 RBI. In nine rehab games with Triple-A Reno this season, he hit .290 with one double and seven RBI.
The 31-year-old Rowland-Smith appeared in six games this season, posting an ERA of 4.91 in 7.1 innings of work.
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Final Score: Colorado 59, USC 56
Las Vegas, NV (SportsNetwork.com) - Askia Booker scored 21 points and Colorado held off a late-charging USC for a 59-56 victory in a Pac-12 Tournament first- round matchup.
Booker added seven rebounds and four assists while going 9-of-17 from the field for the fifth-seeded Buffaloes (22-10), who will take on California in Thursday's quarterfinals. Josh Scott tallied 13 points and nine rebounds in the win.
Byron Wesley finished with a game-high 23 points for USC (11-21), which tied the contest at 50-50 with seven minutes left before Scott netted the first six points of an 8-0 Colorado run that Booker capped with a successful layup with 3:07 to play.
The Buffaloes didn't make a field goal the rest of the way, however, and the Trojans closed within 59-56 when Wesley drove and scored with 47 seconds left.
Scott then missed from in close on the ensuing possession, but Colorado survived when Wesley's 3-point try that would have forced overtime landed off the mark.
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James McQuivey from Forrester Research kicked off this week's Digital Book World with his third annual survey of the views of 55 publishing executives on the pace of digital change. While a majority of executives still expect to succeed in the digital transition, only 34 percent said "my company is…
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Eureka Lemon Tree question..
Hi Guys, I have been reading this board for a while and thought I would finally join.
I am a novice to all of this but am so far successfully growing various citrus plants.. I have calamandons, persian lemons (small 1 gallon) Key Lime, avocado, Navel and Valencia orange trees and a eureka lemon tree. I have been dealing with the usual everyone on here deals with, aphids, leaf minor etc..
I have a question about my eureka lemon tree... it is a couple of years old already and I purchased it from a nursury in early may. The tree was infested with leaf minor which I have solved.. the true is flush with new growth now and has lemons on it that don't seem to ripen...
I was wondering if the lemons were affected by the leaf minor to create this burnt look on the lemon? or is this from sunburn?
I would post more pics but I am not sure how to upload more than 1.I am greatly enjoying growing all these Potted plants as it is very rewarding watching them grow and ripen..
any opinions on these lemons and if they are ready to be picked? thanks in advance guys and I will keep doing research to develop my green thumb even further.
This post was edited by Bullieblack on Tue, Jul 22, 14 at 12:00
Your lemons won't be ready to harvest until about Dec./Jan.; I don't know if they will get yellow in Miami, but they will get a lighter green; if you have a brix meter (refractometer), you can pick them when the brix (sugar %) gets to 6.5 or 7.
The damage to the fruit appears to be from physical damage; I wouldn't stress about. On the other hand, do you see the small holes in the lemon on the left in your first photo? That is bird damage; small birds often pick at green lemons and limes for the citrus oil which they apply to their feathers to drive off mites.