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Now that Class-D power amplifiers are common in professional audio, much attention has been directed toward their performance compared to conventional analog amplifiers.
Let's briefly address the question of what Class-D means in order to clear up any confusion, because marketing people have conjured up several fictitious designations.
An amplifier that uses its output devices as switches is Class-D. It's as simple as that. Everything else is analog, so "analog amp" means "not a switching amp." The phrase "conventional amp" equates to "analog amp." It is understood that the nomenclature can be confusing.
Class-D is the latest "wave" in topology because it offers high efficiency at reasonable cost. Early Class-D designs suffered from poor noise and distortion performance, but as the years rolled on and the technology continues to be developed, this has been addressed, and in some cases, cured.
Some of the "specsmanship" games pertain to consumer electronics more than pro audio, although the same pattern generally applies to all power amplifiers, regardless of intended application. There are several key amplifier specifications that get most of the attention when the "what can this amp do?" question is asked.
One key specification is noise, measured as signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Analog amps are very refined in that they have been around since the beginning of audio, so noise is easily kept low. Noise in an analog amp has much to do with circuit design and layout, just as in a Class-D amp.
However, with Class-D, an additional factor contributes to noise performance. That factor is timing. In a switching amp, the timing of the switching transitions translates to the output voltage, so timing errors wind up being voltage errors, and timing "jitter" winds up being output voltage noise. Thus, designing Class-D for low noise is significantly more difficult than with analog.
Another key figure is distortion, measured as total harmonic distortion (THD). Actually, the measurement used in typical spec sheets is THD+N, where the N is noise. THD+N can be a better indication of audible performance because it takes into account the total error of the output.
This measurement is taken over a specified bandwidth, 10 Hz to 30 kHz, for example, where output error outside this bandwidth is disregarded. This works in favor of Class-D amps because many of them use noise shaping to push errors out of the audible spectrum. Analog amplifiers have been able to produce very low distortion for many years, but Class-D had a hard time catching up due to circuit design complexity and availability of key components.
Most amplifier design engineers consider THD+N of 1 percent to be the "onset of clipping" where output power should be measured as "maximum power." The input test frequency can be fixed at 1 kHz, or range from 20 Hz to 20 kHz (and sometimes beyond), but this should be specified per measurement. The load resistance should also be stated.
In some cases, THD+N is measured at its lowest point along the THD+N versus power curve. And sometimes, THD+N is measured at a low power level such as 1 watt or 10 watts, even for higher-powered amps.
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Moving my roses...
I have three rose bushes that just aren't "happy" where they are. The leaves are turning yellow with black splotches on them. They don't get enough sun where they are, and the soil is clay. So, I'm going to move them.
I selected a spot in my yard that gets sun all day, and I amended the clay soil with many bags of humus/manure, sand, topsoil, gardening soil, and decayed leaves. I worked that mixture together really well in a bed we had dug out 12" deep. It's sitting there, just waiting for the roses to be put into them.
Any tips on actually digging up and moving the roses? Anything else I can do to the amended soil before transplanting the roses?
Should I feed the roses right after they're moved, or wait? I know I need to water the heck out of them, both before and after the move, but not sure about feeding them right away, or using bone meal in the soil mixture?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Don't feed and don't overwater. Clay doesn't drain well, so even tho you have amended the bed, it may still retain water. The old finger test works best. Keep them nicely moist but not wet. You may want to shade them in the afternoon if it gets very hot. It also sounds as if you have blackspot or anthracnose, a similar fungus. A drier, sunnier and more open bed will help, but won't prevent it. You can spray or just live with it. The roses will recover.
The best time to move them is during the winter, while dormant. The next best time to move them is just before overcast/rainy weather, such as we are having in Connecticut right now.
We have found that raised beds work best with clay soil--just add another 8 inches for the roses to grow in.
You may find that the root system is exactly the same size as when you planted the roses--making them easy to transplant. In my experience, it is better not to feed them.
You don't say where you are but I've moved roses in July here with good success. Dig the new holes first. When you dig them out get as BIG a root ball as you can and try to keep it intact as much as possible. Have a tarp or wheel barrow there to put the rose on to move it to the new spot. Place it in the new location and back fill around the root ball. Tamp it down some to make sure you have all the air holes out but don't compress the soil to hard. Water it. And keep watering it everyday for at least the first week if you don't get any real rain. Then every other day the next week and every third day the third week. By then you should be starting to see some new growth and you can put it on a regular watering schedule. Don't fertilize it until you have new growth on it. That's how you can tell that the feeder roots are growing and healthy and they will be able to take up nutrients. If you get some transplant shock or wilt right at the start don't worry. It should revive in a few days. If it doesn't and it's very hot it may need some extra shade during the hottest part of the day. Rig a bed sheet over it on stakes if possible or some people just put a lawn chair there to shade it.


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I stopped in at the appliance store where I bought my Bluestar the other day in Guelph (AMG Appliances) and he's got a 30" Wolf AG for $3999 right now. Regularly $6K and change. It appears that since Wolf has stopped producing the "open" burner model of the past, whatever's left has to move. It's a great deal and I would assume that other retailers are in the same position. If you've ever wanted an open burner Wolf, now's the time to get one. Amazing price.


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I actually had my house taken on the day I had left my mount set up in the backyard. So you can see my table and mount. It was the only time I have ever left my mount up for the whole day to image a second night in a row. I always take it down. Finally moving and now searching for the house on a much bigger lot to put the observatory on. Woo Hoo
Kind of like "Where's Waldo?" No idea which ones your house!
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This thread is about images of your observatory from space. You'll probably get more responses if you start a new post asking your question.
Posted 30 August 2014 - 08:03 AM
Google Maps finally updated their images. My previous shot only had the tarp over it as the dome had not arrived. Here is the Overgaard Outreach Observatory from space. My "Warm Room" is on the upper left and my studio/garage is on the right.
Posted 30 September 2014 - 09:44 AM
This is a really great thread, thanks to everyone who has shared thier Obs photos.
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Here's my backyard 16'x18' ROR. Looks like it was taken Spring 2014 before we took the pool cover off for the summer.
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Here's my buddy's 16'x18' ROR out in West Texas. He modeled his after mine but finished his first. Retirement spare time!
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Another buddy's 20'x20' ROR out in West Texas.
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Here's the South Plains Astronomy Club observatory out at their dark sky site. Yes, that's a 16' Ash Dome. This photo was taken while they were building their ROR, which has since been finished.
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Finally, here's the observatory at the Physics Bldg on the campus of Texas A&M University-Kingsville. This is a 16' Observadome, containing a 16" f/4.5/26 Newt/Cass I build as my alumni present to them.
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Anza Gap Observatory (top), Anza, CA.
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Mine's a little more urban than most...
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And to think some people are getting paranoid of drones with cameras. Seems like the google bird does a good job from way up there.
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Here's my 12x12 ROR ...
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This is such a great idea. Bink!
Posted 16 March 2015 - 08:52 AM
Google finally did an update of my area. This now shows my barn just to the right of the observatory. And my "Algae farm" which is a constant battle.
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Braylon Edwards got what he wanted.
Now watch him go wild in New York.
You will sit there and say he dropped a ton of passes in Cleveland. You will say he wasn't worth being a first-round pick.
But what you didn't know was this: Edwards hated Cleveland. And it showed.
As a league source said, "He popped that 130-pound kid and got what he wanted, a ticket out of there."
That reference is to Edwards hitting a friend of LeBron James' in a nightclub incident Sunday night. That incident is being looked at by the league office and you know it had to irritate new Browns coach Eric Mangini, who tolerates nothing of the sort.
Edwards is in the final year of his contract and has only 10 catches and no touchdowns playing in a bad offense. Poor quarterback play has hurt his ability the past couple of years, but he's also been a part of the problem.
As league scouts have told me, "His problem is from the neck up." He lets things bother him, they say.
But here's a bet that he flourishes with the Jets. I saw the Jets last week against the Saints and one thing that was obvious was that the Jets needed help outside.
Jerricho Cotchery is a complementary player, not a No. 1 receiver like the Jets had hoped. Edwards can be that top-notch player, if he's focused. Cotchery will be a good No. 2.
Edwards leaves behind Mangini for Rex Ryan, which some say is going from evil to good. He goes from Cleveland to New York, which is the path some have rumored for LeBron James, in a potential twist. He's now on a contender; the Browns are 0-4.
But you have to somewhat understand the Browns side of it. They are going nowhere this season and Edwards isn't going to change things. So they get a young receiver in Chansi Stuckey, who actually has one more catch and one more touchdown than Edwards. And they get draft picks.
For a building team, it's a good move.
For Edwards, it's a great move.
For the Jets, it's a fantastic move.
Edwards should be a happy man. And a happy Edwards caught 80 passes with 16 touchdowns in 2007. That's the kind of production he's capable of giving when he's on his game.
Does he drop passes? You bet. Does he get open? Absolutely.
That's what the Jets need, someone to stretch a field. He may have punched his ticket out of Cleveland, but if that was the intention, consider it mission accomplished.
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Since: Nov 14, 2008
Posted on: October 7, 2009 9:28 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
Dude come on, what's your pin? I am just kidding. You must take into account that Edwards does not want to be in cleveland & who can blame him. He plays for Cleveland. You know what I think of when I hear Cleveland? Steamer, a nice big brown . . . Cleveland browns? It all makes sense.
"Did you happen to notice that the best offensive performance this year by the Browns came when Edwards was used pretty much as a decoy?"
Oh wait a minute, how is their record? I thought so. Maybe the Browns should have used Edwards as a starter and they would not be in the O for situation.
Look at Kris Jenkins. He played in Carolina and played like an average nose tackle. Ever since his change of scenery to NEW YORK he has played like an absolute freak. I remember a QB camera view of jenkins coming; scary stuff. If your a QB (it was Brady) & you see that image you can never be the same the rest of the game as you've most likely soiled yourself.
Anyway, Braylon may need that change of scenery. He has certainly suggested that he desires a change of scenery.
I can see it now. SANCHISE TO EDWARDS...TOUCHDOWN!!!
Since: Jan 26, 2008
Posted on: October 7, 2009 9:22 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
pure hilarity bro!
Since: Sep 25, 2006
Posted on: October 7, 2009 9:19 pm
Good riddance, Braylon!
First, the Browns got rid of Kellen Winslow, and now they shipped out Braylon Edwards. Two weeks ago, I watched Winslow drop a couple of passes for the Buccaneers - similar to the way Edwards was dropping passes in Cleveland. Do the Browns have problems beyond Winslow and Edwards? Absolutely. However, getting rid of Winslow and Edwards were two a steps in the right direction.
Since: Jul 25, 2008
Posted on: October 7, 2009 8:35 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
How anyone can be pleased with this as a Jet fan is beyond me. I'm one of the few realistic Brown's fans (30 years strong) and I couldn't be more pleased with this very overated and selfish young man moving on. He may play well in a game or two, but anyone who thinks he can flourish in New York with his immaturity and child-like behavior must be either a lawyer for Plaxico Burress or an agent for TO. Good look Braylon - I hope you don't screw up your life and can accept what you truly are - not much!
Since: Dec 15, 2007
Posted on: October 7, 2009 8:24 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
I think he was right on. I feel that he will put up big numbers in ny not 16 tds but he will do well with sanchez he is a great route runner and this kid sanchez knows how to plant his feet and throw the ball and he is only going to get better. I also agree give the guy a break with the spelling this is sports not the espn spelling b.
Since: Sep 28, 2007
Posted on: October 7, 2009 8:14 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
You keep teaching kids, and I'll continue to wonder why my 40 employees are incapable of creating a grammatically correct email to my clients. Ok, teacher317b?
Since: Sep 28, 2007
Posted on: October 7, 2009 8:07 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
That is the correct spelling of "absolutely", you complete retard. Are you really a f'ing teacher? Maybe you should teach yourself to stick a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger before you teach any more.
The absolute stupidity of your post amazes me. I award you no points, and wish I could revoke your right to vote in this country.
Since: Sep 26, 2008
Posted on: October 7, 2009 7:59 pm
For you people with the Roy Williams comparison
Roy Williams went to a mediocre to decent team with a horribly overrated quarterback in Romo. He can't throw downfield to save his life so please don't use this comparison. This is a good thing for Edwards. He is a stud receiver and is stuck in a bad situation in which he has only made worse. Good deal for everyone, good article.
Since: Oct 7, 2009
Posted on: October 7, 2009 7:27 pm
Edwards will play very well for the jets
Im a hard core browns fan but the jets once again got the better of us. Edwards simply wanted out and he acted and performed so as to get that. He will turn it on and at the very least perform to the equal value of the trade which wasnt very much. Yet dont be suprised when the big moment comes on a 4th quarter drive to tie or win the game edwards drops a critical and simple pass. He will do that, he will get you TDs and yards but in the end he will NEVER EVER be a champion like Rice was. Edwards simply wont be the clutch go to guy. When you need him he will NOT get it done.
Since: Jun 17, 2007
Posted on: October 7, 2009 6:15 pm
Edwards punches his way out?
This is an interesting move by the Jets to say the least.
10 reasons why Braylon Edwards should be careful what he wishes for;


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bless his heart...but why does he own a leotard, and in his size?? lol
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Bless his heart. God love 'im.
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Seedling root width and depth
Everytime I have a question about gardening I google it and sure enough GW is #1 on the results. I always find the answer and a bunch of useful information as well. I have been pondering about one thing though.
I am trying to find out how much depth and width pepper seedlings would like. this is obviously determinate on the age of the plant. I will be concerned with my oldest this year. I germinated some habs back in January which is very early for my zone, but I just couldn't wait. I didn't realize that the plant would soon outgrow my largest peat pot (only a 4" tall by 3" wide). They currently have a few sets of true leaves(2-4).
I read that peppers have a strong root memory so I should stunt their growth by leaving them in the peat pots. So I'm looking at container options to transplant to. Someone had quoted research that mentioned width is not that great of a concern but depth is key. So I got creative, Could I use a 24 ounce can with the top cut off as a pot? I have plenty of Arizona iced tea cans that would do the trick. The dimensions of which are 3" wide by 7" tall. Assuming 3" wide is enough, would this work for a little while? Until May? or not at all?
Hi, JamesonF. I too am from Wisconsin and planted some peppers back in January. In fact I just posted a similar question regarding one of my Ghost Pepper plants. I was wondering how long I can keep it in its current pot before something more roomy would be needed since it can't go to it's permanent home outside for another 8 or 9 weeks. I know depth is a concern since some containers do not drain real well and the standing water in the bottom will cause all kinds of problems. If it is a good draining pot with good draining soil, I would go with something about 6 inches or so deep and close to that wide. Many times when transplanting starters, I find they are rooted all the way out to the sides and it is safe to assume they would enjoy more room that way too. When i have to put my seedlings into the next sized temp pot, I am thinking I will go with something 5-6" wide and about as deep. I dont want to have to do another temp transplant before it finally warms up enough up here. Hope this helps but I am by no means a master gardener and last year was the first year I even grew hot peppers (Cayennes and Habs). This year I have several varieties but my Bhut Jolokia's (Ghost Peppers) are my pride and joy right now. Check my photo in the post just after yours.
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Ruby Rae's debut release title "Double Feature" could easily be mistaken for a night at the local drive-in when rock'n'roll still flirted with its honky-tonk roots. Her songs "It Came from the Swamp" and "Invisible Man" showcase country inflected instrumentation paired with heartfelt and sinister stories of guns, love, and loneliness. Backed by a full band on her second EP "The Outskirts," Ruby Rae's explores the outsider element of a small American town.
Ruby Rae recently released her 2012 debut full length album "Night of the Psychopomp," recorded at the Seaside Lounge in Brooklyn. She has played with some incredibly talented performers including Tyler Beckwith (We Are The Woods), Ed Coleman (The Debutantes), Ed Donohue (Donny Hue & The Colors), Jaime Fallon (The Debutantes), Kristin Forbes (The Scotch Bonnets), Mike Horan, Elise Kirk, Nick Loss-Eaton (Leland Sundries), Olivia Mancini (Olivia Mancini & The Mates).
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Revitalizing soil after construction
I am about to do a project that will disturb the soil
in my backyard, as I dig long, deep trenches for
geothermal pipes. I was thinking this is a good time
to implement another thing I have been thinking of.
I have long thought og having the top few inches
of soil carted away and replaced with compose or topsoil.
I have a small city lot, and all the soil is very hard
packed dirt that struggles to grow much. (except no problem growing the last vestiges of a Black Locust
that we did not want and that had to be removed
for the construction :-).
My questions are,
a) will just digging up the soil, turning it be beneficial?
b) should I have more dirt carted away and bring in some kind of compost?
c) Is it useful to mix compost or potting soil with the soil being disturbed by the work?
I do have some compost and some almost-mature humanure, but not a lot.
I printed out David Hall's article about sources of cheap compost...will refer to that.
Is there anything else I can do to the soil,
eg, wet it, etc. so that it will be more fertile?
Seth in North Jersey
Don't throw away your topsoil. Most can be improved w/o replacing. If it has ANY different color from the subsoil, it likely has more organic matter and life in it than the subsoil despite appearances. Work with what you have and improve it.
If raising the elevation by amending with compost is a problem, you could remove some and replace with compost, or preferably, remove subsoil instead so you have deeper topsoil.
You might want to get a soil test before you start so you know what you're dealing with. pH, organic matter, NPK and minor minerals.
Don't bother with potting mix, it's made for pots and is usually just compost and shredded wood, but at a much higher price per pound for the privilege.
Soil that is hard and packed says it lacks adequate amounts of organic matter. In answer to your questions
1. Only if you also add organic matter.
2. Only if you need to to maintain the same height and slope that presently exists. Removing the existing mineral portion of soil usually serves no purpose.
3. Absolutely. Organic matter, compost or other vegetative waste is what that soil needs and that is a good time to add some. Potting soil (usually peat moss) may be too expensive for this purpose.
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The Potomac Conservancy has launched an online campaign to raise $35,000 to help purchase and preserve key lands in West Virginia.
The Southern Environmental Law Center, on behalf of the Virginia chapter of the Sierra Club, filed suit on March 19, 2015, against Dominion Virginia Power for violations of the Clean Water Act due to leaking coal ash pits from the Chesapeake Energy Center in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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We will devote the entire hour to talking about phosphorus, the management tools for it, the way other states are controlling it and…
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I always try to get out and make some photos on the solstices and equinoxes, and an assignment to illustrate a story about Trap Pond allowed me to chase the morning light there a few hours after this year's Autumnal equinox. It's an amazingly beautiful patch of wild Delaware near Laurel and will be featured in the November issue of the Bay Journal. The pond, created in the 18th century to power a saw mill to convert the trees into board feet of lumber, is the epicenter of the northern most stand of bald cypress trees in the United States. The relatively young trees in the middle of the pond were planted in the 1930's when the water level was drawn down to allow the trees to grow. Once they're heads are above the water they seem to do fine in an aquatic environment. Be sure to look for a more complete story about Trap Pond State Park by Tom Horton in the November issue of the Bay Journal.
Photographers go to great lengths to make order out of chaos. A good photograph has a strong point of view, clean lines, generally good composition. In this case chaos IS the point. Anyone who has ever witnessed a flock of snow geese erupt into flight knows that the sight and sounds of those birds says chaos to the extreme. This flock was photographed with a 200mm lens, 2x tele extender, Olympus E-5 camera, 1250/sec. @ f5.6. ISO 200. The scene was made at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge just after sunrise, thin cloud cover.
It was a very cold pre dawn January morning along the Choptank River. Out to capture some winter scenes (since we didn't really have winter last year). I found this ice encrusted plant and made a photo in the early morning light. Wanting more drama in the photo I waited until the rising sun barely kissed it and made another exposure. Sometimes is pays to wait for the light.Both photographs were made with an Olympus E-5, 12-60mm lens at 21mm.
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If you stay there, try to get one of the refurbished rooms in the main building or an executive room in the building across the road. the executive rooms are spacious, modern and clean. avoid pool side family rooms. they are crap. dirty, ugly, crap! we were lucky that ashley from reception was so helpful and changed our booking. very bad first impression. too bad, otherwise we would have given them 4 stars.
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Up at 6am for checkout and cab to get us Airport by 7am. All smooth as we arrive Hertz depot and pick up Nissan Pulsar ...another automatic. We head out on the right road via clearway which get us well on the way before reverting to smaller roads.We arrive ferry terminal around 9.15 for 10 am departure and 1hour crossing. Arrive Kangaroo Island and …
10 days on Kangaroo island in Rooftop tent
... the night with a stop at a salt lake formed on land they used to mine gypsum.council run compost toilets and hot showers for $15 . Walked to safe swimming beach thought about snorkelling but no as usual too cold.
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According to Rich Cimini of ESPN New York , newly-bankrupt QB Mark Brunell will sign with the Jets on Thursday to push for the right to be Mark Sanchez's backup.
Though this move has been expected for a while, it's interesting New York would sign a nearly 40-year-old, 15-season veteran to compete with Kellen Clemens to back up their second-year starting QB. Interesting because recently a few Jets players said they liked Clemens as the backup, because 1) he knows the offense and 2) because Brunell isn't exactly a young pup.
Clemens has played in 24 games during his four-year career, and though his numbers are less than impressive, he's not a terrible choice if you need an emergency starter. He's young, but he's got good experience in New York's system. He actually could manage your team to victory. Meanwhile, Brunell – who still has some of his athleticism but whose arm strength has abandoned him – has thrown just 30 passes in the past two seasons. In his past 10 starts, he's also 3-7.
Assuming Brunell actually signs a contract, it'd be quite a battle to see who actually wins the No. 2 job. Some Jets players – mostly anonymously – already have made clear their preferences.
For the record, QBs Erik Ainge and Kevin O'Connell also are listed on the Jets roster. Until Thursday, at least.
--Josh Katzowitz
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How can I tell if my green beans are pole or bush variety?
I sowed two rows of green beans and two rows of sugar snaps in one bed, and I just built a trellis for them, with one climbing fence for the peas and one for the beans. The beans are about five inches and seem very strong and healthy. But now I don't know if what I planted were pole green beans or bush. Is there an easy way to identify the difference? They do not have those little sticky reaching arms that the sugar snaps do. Any bean advice would be much appreciated.
Many Thanks.
You've probably already realized what type of beans you have by now since it's been nearly a month since you posted but to answer your question, pole beans do not put out tendrils like peas do to grab hold of a trellis. Bean seed packages usually identify themselves as pole or bush but in case you got a seed without anything identifying it as such, the planting instructions might clue in as to whether the bean seed is pole or bush. Pole beans are usually spaced about 4-6" apart whereas bush beans are spaced closer. Also pole beans grow to 6 feet tall or more where bush beans are usually less than 2 feet tall. I hope this helps.


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Brookfield resident, veteran receives French Legion of Honor medal for World War II service
Brookfield resident Henry Hunt received an early birthday present from the French Consulate in Chicago: the Knight of the Legion of Honor medal.
"It was really a surprise for me," said Hunt, who turns 90 in August. "It's just amazing. I've read about all these veterans in the paper who get a medal 70 years later and now I'm one of them."
Hunt, a World War II veteran, fought as a machine gunner and runner, among other positions, for the U.S. Army. He served for 22 and half months, from 1944 to 1945, and fought in multiple battles, including the Battle of the Bulge.
He was discharged after being severely injured by shrapnel from German tank shells on January 18, 1945.
The Legion of Honor medal is far from Hunt's first commemoration. He received the Bronze Star on May 18, 1948 for exemplary conduct in ground battle against the armed enemy during the Northern France campaign; a Purple Heart on February 2, 1945 for wounds received in action in Belgium on January 18, 1945; and several other decorations.
"Through this (Legion of Honor) award, the French government pays tribute to the soldiers who did so much for France and Western Europe," the French Consulate wrote in a letter to Hunt. "Seventy years ago, you gave your youth to France and the French people.
"… Thanks to your courage, and to our American friends and allies, France has been living in peace for the past six decades. You saved us and we will never forget. For us, the French people, you are heroes."
"It's been such a great honor to get all these American awards," Hunt said, humbled. "But to get this one from France is just frosting on the cake."
Son takes interest
The Legion of Honor medal came as a surprise to Hunt, because he had not applied for the commendation. His son, Patrick, had.
"Dad never really talked about his military experience when we were growing up," said Patrick, one of four siblings. "There had been hints. We knew he fought in (World War II). We knew he fought in some major battles. But we didn't really know too much else."
Then, in 1992, Hunt gave his children a written account of his military experience and copies of his ribbons.
"I thought I should write it all down before it got lost," Hunt said.
In 2004, the family took a trip to Normandy for the 60th anniversary of D-Day — the day the Allies invaded Normandy during the war.
"I think that experience prompted him to open up even more," said Patrick, who now lives in Minneapolis.
As Hunt unveiled more about his military past, Patrick began researching requirements to earn the Knight of the Legion of Honor medal. With his father's documentation in tow, Patrick applied for the medal on his father's behalf.
"I was doing it secretly, until I realized that I needed more information and I had to tell (my dad) what I was doing," Patrick laughed. "It was secret until then.
"I just felt my dad deserved the medal for risking his life in France."
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Primarily know as the ceviche and tapas restaurant that opened in Harbor East in May, Talara surprisingly also has a spirited (and inexpensive!) nightlife scene. Described by general manager Nick Rizzo as "old South Beach," Talara's decor includes brightly colored walls and Cuban-inspired artwork. This vibe is also carried over into the bar area, with fiery light fixtures and a bright, geometric design.
Besides the look of the place, the deals aren't bad either. Monday-Saturday, from 4-7 p.m., Talara offers $5 tapas, $5 cocktails, $4 glasses of wine, and $3 South American beer (like Quilmes from Argentina or Palma Louca from Brazil). But their drink menu is defined by their mojitos. They have more than eight options to choose from—ranging from their crisp mojito classico to the more ecclectic mint bubble gum mojito. My favorite that I've tried so far is the passion fruit mojito, which has a perfect mix of sweet and sour flavors. I'm a big fan of late-night happy hours, so I like that Talara has specials on Saturdays from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. (and that the kitchen stays open late!)
In addition to their drink selection, Talara also offers free salsa and dancing lessons every Monday night from 9 p.m.-midnight. I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard that the vibe is more low-key and relaxed than other salsa nights around town, making it less intimidating for beginners.
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Here in southern New England, I've had good luck keeping my seeds in a closed plastic bin (yes, too many for a shoebox)in my studio (room temperature). Seeds I have from 2005 are germinating just fine.
Where I am moving to the Greenville-Spartanburg area later this year, I am wondering if I am going to have to change that practice? With the hot summers, do you all store your seeds in the fridge? If so, do you have any recommendations on moisture-tight containers?
If that's the case, LOL, DH is going to have to buy me a separate refrigerator.
here in Charlotte I have clear glass jars(spice)
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I do the exact same thing, drippy- with one addition. Any time i get those dessicant packets in a new purse, shoes, medicine, etc, i throw those in the box with the seeds to help keep it nice and dry. I keep mine at room temp- i have 2 of the plastic shoeboxes full (1 for ornamentals, 1 for edibles)- so definitely not room in the fridge! I've had good luck with seed that's 5+ years old. Remember, here in the south your house will almost certainly be airconditioned, so it will stay pretty temperate all year long. And a/c dries it out more inside than up north where there's no a/c in the summer. Welcome!
Thank you! Tamelask, I use the dessicant packs, too - I'm glad you spoke up. I think I'll try keeping them the same way I do here, and hope for the best.
Thanks for the warm welcome - it means a lot, since I'm going to be leaving a lot of friends and family here. I'm not sure exactly when I'll arrive there, but hopefully before the end of the summer - I'm excited about the planting opportunities.
And I see on another posting that the hummers are coming - I won't see my first one here until April 25 (2 years in a row on that day). I bet they stick around there longer in the fall, too.
Yeah, as far as the great outdoors goes, I think the south has it all over the north. Unless you LIKE winter (which I don't, particularly).
Oh, yeah! I moved from the north, too in '91. Still love to visit, but there's no way we're going back. You will adore being able to garden year round here. No joke. You'll get out and do all kinds of chores, maintenance , etc in the dead of winter in Jan the 50's. Not to mention wintersowing those seeds. We really only have a few weeks where something's not blooming or growing, if that. You can plant cool season veggies (what you think of as spring crops) all winter here, and pansies are planted as color. Plus, there are witch hazels, daphne, camellias, edgeworthias, winter honeysuckle and prunus mumes aka flowering apricot to add color and scents in winter, among others. Your typical spring bloomers- daffs, etc, usually start in mid February here (this year we've been about 3 weeks early). The time you may find you hibernate is in mid summer when it's too hot. Even then, i tend to garden early in the morn & late in the eve. You're right- fall comes much, much later- sometimes we don't see our first hard frost into November, more often it's October. Bugs are bad, diseases are different, and clay or sand can be a little to adjust to, but you'll love it on the whole. There have been quite a few threads in the past few years about differences between north & here because of the number of transplants, so do some searches and see what you can dig up to give you food for thought. Come to swap or 2 when you get here, and you'll have lots of friends, quickly.
The biggest change you'll notice is that you'll be able to garden all year.
I saw ruby-throated hummingbirds in November last year.
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Gabi is a Senior from San Francisco, CA, with a double major in Comparative Politics & Government and International Political Economy, with a minor in Spanish. In her free time, she enjoys working on DIY furniture and crafts projects, where she reuses or repurposes items. She loves shopping at the farmers market, cooking, and eating. She also enjoys taking her dogs on adventures, exploring Tacoma, and volunteering.
Alex Burns
Alex is a Freshman from Bainbridge Island, WA, majoring in Environmental Science. He likes recycling, and on the weekends he enjoys watching football.
Kara Gardiner
Kara is a Freshman from Minneapolis, MN, majoring in Biology. She likes to listen to music, watch Netflix, eat food, play with friends, and sleep.
Marcella Heineke
Marcella is a Sophomore from River Forest, IL. She plans to major in biology and minor in Spanish. She was born in New York, New York, still has a baby tooth, has never met another Marcella, and has ridden an elephant.
Aaron Jurasevich
Aaron is a Freshman from the City of Angels. Currently, he has no idea what he is going to major in. He enjoys wrestling rocks, has one chocolate milk in the fridge, and dabbles in Tai Chi.
Elliot Knowles
Elliot is a Freshman from Austin, TX, majoring in Environmental Science. He likes rock wall climbing and puppies. He also dabbles in Tai Chi.
Samantha Lopez
Samantha is a Freshman from Phoenix, AZ, majoring in Engineering. She loves being outside, going for walks, making coffee, and playing tennis. Fun Fact: She likes trees and cats more than people!
Keaohuana'oli Rivera-Leong
Keao is a freshman from Hawai'i. She is currently undecided about her major. She likes to be outdoors, from the beach to the forest. She also likes owls and her first language was Hawaiian.
Sophia Salus-Kleiner
Sophia is a freshman from Corvallis, OR. She is currently undecided on her major. Some of her favorite things are popcorn, tea, and breakfast. And she is always up for a hike in the rain or a thrilling golf cart ride around campus
Mairan Smith
Mairan is a freshman from Santa Cruz, CA. She is leaning toward a major in Biology. She likes whales, everything bagels with lox shmear, and reading books! Her hope is to one day go to New Zealand and reenact Lord of the Rings.
Gaea Villaroya
Gaea is a freshman from Kodiak, AK, majoring in Music Education.


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found fig--help with ID?
I am currently in a rented house in northern VA. Its an old neglected farmhouse, but there is evidence of previous owners who planted nice things (now overrun with weeds.) I was thrilled when I realized this big tree is a fig! The breba weren't very good, but tree-ripened figs the last 2 weeks have been encouraging! I have picked several buckets of figs so far, and there are many more to come!
Does anyone care to guess on the variety? I can ship an infinite number of cuttings if anyone is interested---this tree is a monster! : )
See links below. The center is pale pinkish green. Thanks,
Hi Bass,
I picked every ripe fig before the storm, fearing the worst, and the tree was absolutely fine. It wasn't very windy here...
I think I will take babies with me when I leave---already have a few growing in pots. They may not be the best figs in the world, but they are figs! And this tree seems to have thrived on neglect---I love that in a fruit tree! : )
Anyone else have any ideas?
Thank you!!


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Husquvara Viking #1 plus embroidery HELP
tappsJune 25, 2007
I can't seem to get the embroidery part of my sewing machine to work properly. the Stabilizer keeps shedding while the machine is embroidering. Yes I have the feed dog down. I've also tried doubling the stabilizer. I've followed all the instructions in the manual. Can anyone give me any suggestions?


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New food... what to do with it?
Gardener972(7b-8a DFW)July 28, 2011
I was at the Asian market today and picked up "young watermelon" which is about the size of a giant lemon but looking very much like a baby watermelon. How does one prepare it? I'm told to cook it.
I also picked up what I was told was "Chinese melon" which is a long oval, green and white (cream colored) stripes and was told to cook it and I would know when it's ripe when it splits open. ?? How do I prepare that?