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First roses are Frances Meilland
This had taken awhile to get comfortable as an own root but now is ready to go. These are my first HTs because I never pruned this rose. The big wide centers are different than anything else I have and remind me of the silk roses on ladies hats from 1910. SdlM has actually been going all winter and fast behind is Clotilde Soupert and Johann Strauss. Frances has a beautiful perfume too to match the pretty looks.
They are Dancy Mandarin Oranges.
Well SdlM is very good here and does not ball and blooms all year and Johann Strauss is pretty much non stop with no disease. The only one I don't know well is Frances but it is looking like a really promising rose already. It's going to be another really tall rose even on its own roots. If I had humid weather or more rain, I'd probably not like it if the flowers of SdlM didn't open.

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Our help desk takes questions by phone, in person and over the internet. We fill out a paper form with the "customers" contact information, question description, answer and a list of materials sent. Then we file it. Seems to me it would be nice to have all this in a searchable database on the pc. Has anyone built such a solution?
madtripper(5/6 Guelph)
I don't have such a solution but know how you set one up.
Use a standard Word form to record the info - one doc per question. Then save it to Knowledge Tree - a free document management software. this lets you search the context just like a goggle search.
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Need organic pesticide for squash and stick bugs
I have a 122 pole outdoor "Hydrostacker" hydroponic garden which contains around 1300 plants. The last 2 years I was growing tomatoes and strawberries, but it gets too hot in central Alabama in the summer to produce quality strawberries so I'm switching completely to vegetables this coming season. I'd also like to switch to an organic pesticide, but it has to be strong enough to kill squash and stink bugs. Does anyone know of such a pesticide and where to get it?
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ray4825: Thanks. I checked the label and there wasn't any mention of squash or stick bugs. Just for clarity since it is so expensive, did your garden have squash and/or stink bugs around your squash and tomato plants last season and did Pyganic actually kill them?
I didn't have stink bugs on my squash last year. Pyganic kills stink bugs. Its on the list of bugs this stuff kills. it cost me 50 dollars for a quart last season. The product is slowly coming down in price. I use it to kill tarnish bugs and jap beetles on my strawberries. its good stuff. you can see the list of bugs this stuff kills right here.


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Meet in the parking lot of the Sureway Supermarket in Grand Isle located on Hwy.1 at Post Lane. 5:30 PM Registration in the Grand Isle Community Center 6:30 PM Banquet will be provided by the Grand Isle Community Development Team. Dinner will be a buffet of exciting "Grand Isle type food!" Please make your reservation before April 23. The cost of the banquet will be $15. 7:30 PM Meeting and Evening Program The keynote speaker is Margo Zdravkovic. Margo is the field director of the Coastal Bird Conservation Program sponsored by the National Friday Evening, April 28 Audubon Society. Her Power Point presentation 6 PM Registration will be at the Grand Isle will tell us about the exciting research that she Community Center located on Hwy.1 about ¼ did in 2005, counting plovers and other nesters mile past the water tower on your left (bay side). along the Louisiana Gulf Coast including Grand Snacks will be provided. Isle! Margo's research is the first comprehensive 7PM The Evening Program will be presented breeding census of beach nesting birds and by Jack Isaacs and Yeong-Nain Chi, research identification of their habitats in Louisiana. economists with the Louisiana Department of Small Boat Tours to Queen Bess Island will be Wildlife and Fisheries. Their talk will be offered to view nesting Brown Pelicans. See Small "Economic Study of the Grand Isle Migratory Boat Tour box for trip information on page 3. Bird Celebration." A lot of us participated in Grand Isle Restaurants and Accommodations, this study during the 2005 Celebration. It will Check the Grand Isle website at www.grandisle.com be fun to find out the results! or call or email the Tourist Commission at A video presentation will follow titled "The 985-787-2997 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Miracle of Reproduction" by Bill Wayman. You might remember Bill's remarkable video Submitted by Joelle Finley, LOS Secretary on Loggerhead Shrikes, which was shown at the Winter LOS Meeting. Bill is a retired endodontist who loves to share his incredible videos. Festivals and Bird Club information Join us in Grand Isle for the LOS 2006 Spring Meeting April 28-30, 2006. With the enormous destruction to coastal Louisiana caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, we are so fortunate to find a little slice of viable coastline to visit. You can now enjoy the newly acquired Louisiana Nature Conservancy and Orleans Audubon Society 18 acre Landry/LeBlanc Tract behind the Sureway Supermarket (known to local birders as Sureway Woods). What a tremendous accomplishment following many years of hard work! Grand Isle State Park is open and campers are welcome (no tent camping). 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Fay 12200 Star Hill Trace Jackson LA 70740 225-784-0052 email@example.com Board Member - David Booth 5524 Alexander Lane Lake Charles LA 70605 337-474-1444 email@example.com Board Member - Joan Brown 3100 Deborah Dr #63 Monroe LA 71201-2091 318-322-3424 email@example.com Board Member - Ed Wallace 340 Audubon Blvd. New Orleans, LA 70125 504-343-1433 LOS News Editors Dennis Demcheck and Kay Radlauer 8934 Alma Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70809-1834 (h) 225.923.1437 (fax) 225.216.7003 email@example.com Submission Deadline Date for Fall LOS News is Sept. 14, 2006 Journal of Louisiana Ornithology James Ingold Department of BioScience, LSUS One University Place Shreveport, LA 71115 email@example.com Name(s): _______________________________________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: __________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _________________________________________________________________________________ Email:__________________________________________________________________________________ Number registering for meeting ______ at $10.00/person Number attending buffet ______ at $15.00/person Total = = = $ __________________________ $ __________________________ $ __________________________ Complete form and send with check payable to LOS by April 23 to: Joelle Finley 709 Dodge Avenue Jefferson, LA 70121 email@example.com 504-733-9450 www.birdlouisiana.com Page 2 Spring 2006 Page 3 Minutes Jan. 28 continued from page 2 Bill introduced Richard Gibbons from LSUBR who spoke about his upcoming Louisiana Winter Bird Atlas Project. He is soliciting volunteers for the bird survey. For more information check out the website at www.lsu.edu/birdcenter Bill introduced the LOS officers and board members: President Bill Fontenot, Vice-president Nancy Menasco, Treasurer Judith O'Neale, Secretary Joelle Finley, Past-president Karen Fay, board members Joan Brown, Ed Wallace and David Booth (absent). Also introduced were JLO editor Jim Ingold and LOS News Editors Dennis Demcheck and Kay Radlauer (absent). A special gift was presented to Past-president Karen Fay for her contribution to LOS above and beyond the call of duty. Her term was extended due to the cancellation of the fall meeting. The Spring LOS meeting will be held in Grand Isle on April 2830, 2006. Bill read the checklist and a total of 124 birds were seen. Susan Martin presented door prizes. Nancy Menasco announced the Sunday field trips. The meeting was adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Submitted by Joelle Finley, LOS Secretary Spring 2006 Minutes of the Winter LOS Meeting January 27, 2006 Shreveport, Louisiana Ron Martin welcomed all participants on behalf of the Bird Study Group and turned the meeting over to LOS President Karen Fay at 7:15 P.M. Karen welcomed all new members, guests and out of town visitors. She welcomed those affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and pledged that LOS would help in any way. Karen thanked the BSG Planning Committee: Nancy Menasco............ Committee chair and field trips Linda Adrion................ Registration, gift bags and door prizes Jerry Bertrand............... Field trips Amanda Crnkovic.........Hospitality and speakers Nan Franks................... Gift bags Hubert Hervey.............. Field trip Silviera Hunt................ Hospitality Mac Hardy.................... Registration and sales tables Jim Ingold..................... Speakers, banquet and field trips Ron Martin................... Hotel Susan Martin................ Hotel and door prizes Barney Poole................ Bird Study Group webguy Jean Trahan................... Hospitality LSUS Biology Club Judith O'Neale and Elouise Mullen were also thanked for their help with the sales table. Karen introduced the current officers and board members: Vice-president Bill Fontenot, Treasurer Judith O'Neale, Secretary Joelle Finley, Board members Joan Brown, David Booth (absent) and Lee Ellis (absent). Also introduced were JLO Editor Jim Ingold and LOS News Editors Kay Radlauer and Dennis Demcheck (absent). The new slate of officers and one board member were presented as follows: Bill Fontenot............ President Nancy Menasco....... Vice President Judith O'Neale......... Treasurer Joelle Finley............. Secretary Ed Wallace............... South-east board member Karen asked if there were any other nominations from the floor. Rosemary Seidler moved to accept the slate of candidates, seconded by Mary Joe Krieger. A voice vote of the membership unanimously elected the candidates. President Bill Fontenot thanked everyone for coming and thanked Karen for her outstanding job as President. Jim Ingold introduced Carol Dwyer from Austin, Texas, who works with Fermata, Inc. Carol's presentation was entitled "Developing and Marketing the America's Wetland Birding Trail, Red River and Mississippi River Trails." For information, check the following websites: www.greatamericantrails.com and www. fermatainc.com/la_north_central/index.html Bill Fontenot introduced Richard Gibbons who is the coordinator for the Louisiana Bird Resource Center at LSU and is working on the Louisiana Winter Bird Atlas Project. The mission is to facilitate the development of Louisiana bird tourism, research and conservation. He is looking for volunteers perform bird surveys with one compiler per quad. The format will be similar to the Christmas Bird Count format. There will be online maps, forms, data entry and the surveys will take place the winters of 2007-08 (10 January-17 February). The results will be printed in 2009. A website will be set up at www.lsu.edu/birdcenter Susan Martin awarded door prizes. Nancy Menasco discussed the field trips for Saturday morning and afternoon. A striking video shot by Bill Wayman was shown depicting the life of a pair of Loggerhead Shrikes as they tended a nest and raised several baby shrikes. The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M. Submitted by Joelle Finley, LOS Secretary LOS New Members January-March 2006 Benjamin and Melissa Bratton, Shreveport LA Julie Hayes, Shreveport LA Sybil McDonald, Baton Rouge LA Al Rees, Lafayette LA Charlotte Uli, Shreveport LA Ramona Viguerie, Lafayette LA Small Boat Tours to Queen Bess Island Captain Alice E. Langlois will offer small boat trips to Queen Bess Island to see nesting Brown Pelicans. Other possible sightings: Black Skimmers, Magnificent Frigatebirds, American Oystercatchers, dolphins, gull, and terns. Pre-Registration required. Cost is $20 per person for 1 ½ hour tour in six person boat. Contact Captain Langlois directly after 6:00 pm by phone or email. Cell 225.241.2540 Voice 225.698-6139 Email: email@example.com January 28, 2006 Shreveport, Louisiana At 8:17 P.M. Ron Martin welcomed guests and members on behalf of the Bird Study Group. President Bill Fontenot thanked the BSG and welcomed new members and out-of-state guests. He thanked the BSG Planning Committee: Nancy Menasco............ Committee chair and field trips Linda Adrion................ Registration, gift bags and door prizes Jerry Bertrand............... Field trips Amanda Crnkovic......... Hospitality and speakers Nan Franks................... Gift bags Hubert Hervey.............. Field trip Silviera Hunt................ Hospitality Mac Hardy.................... Registration and sales tables Jim Ingold..................... Speakers, banquet and field trips Ron Martin................... Hotel Susan Martin................ Hotel and door prizes Barney Poole................ Bird Study Group webguy Jean Trahan................... Hospitality LSUS Biology Club Nancy Menasco asked the field trip leaders to stand and be recognized. Linda Adrion Hubert Hervey Michele Andrews Jim Ingold Jim Andrews Charlie Lyon Jerry Bertrand Ron Martin Vic Bogosian Paul Miliotis Colleen Cookson Lily Poole Amanda Crnkovic Larry Raymond Terry Davis Gayle Schreiner Paul Dickson RosemarySeidler Margaret Fontaine Jean Trahan Mac Hardy Jeff Trahan Susan Martin presented door prizes. Joelle Finley introduced the evening's speaker, Dr. Mike Braun, who is a research scientist at the Smithsonian Institute. Mike received his PhD at LSU Medical Center in New Orleans studying the speciation of towhees in Mexico. The title of Mike's presentation was "Evolving Species and Species Concepts (or why the AOU just won't leave your life list alone)." continued on page 3 Make a note . . . Upcoming Meetings 2006 Spring Meeting – Grand Isle April 28-30, 2006 Fall Meeting – Location TBA October 27-29, 2006 Thank you for renewing your LOS membership. 2006 LOS MEMBERSHIP FORM 2006 LOS Membership Renewal Time Please join today! Dues are payable January 1st of each year; Please check your mailing label for expiration date. Renewal Book Announcement The Nature of Things at Lake Martin is a lively pictorial and written documentary about the birds, the environment and the people of Cypress Island Preserve, an important natural heritage area in the lower Mississippi Valley. Lake Martin is the "heartbeat" of Cypress Island Preserve and Rookery, a 9,300-acre urban wetland owned and managed by The Nature Conservancy of Louisiana, located east of Lafayette and south of Breaux Bridge, La. Cypress Island Preserve hosts one of the most accessible and impressive wading bird rookeries in North America. The preserve features a diverse habitat of bottomland hardwood forest and virgin cypress-tupelo trees that provide a haven for more than 200 species of resident, migratory and wintering birds; 1,200-1,800 alligators and other wildlife; and a variety of wildflowers. Written and photographed by Nancy Camel of Baton Rouge, the book features some 130 color photographs that tell the story of Lake Martin and Cypress Island Preserve and describes the personalities and mating rituals of the wading birds. Published by Acadian House Publishing of Lafayette, La., the 128-page, 9 ½ x 11 ½ inch hardcover book will be available April 12, 2006, through bookstores nationwide. It can be obtained via the internet at www.acadianhouse.com or by mail order from Acadian House, P.O. Box 52247, Lafayette, LA, 70505, (800) 850-8851. It retails for $44.95, plus $4 for shipping. 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City relents; businesses relieved about return of dumpsters
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Two dumpsters that were moved by the city of Ocala from an alley behind some downtown businesses along South Magnolia Avenue will be put back — but if the alley becomes strewn with trash, the bins will be removed.
The Ocala City Council at a workshop meeting Tuesday advised city staff that it would like the dumpsters replaced, with the stipulation that the business owners ensure that the alley is kept free of litter.
When the city started work in April to repair a drainage problem and clean up the alley behind The Melting Pot, Fat Kats Artistry and other neighboring businesses, it moved two dumpsters to a parking lot south of American Pawn.
The dumpsters were placed 454 feet away, about the distance of 1½ football fields, in the parking lot with two other dumpsters.
That made it difficult and unsafe for the affected businesses' employees to cart their garbage to the new dumpster site in the early morning hours, the business owners said. The trash bags could weigh as much as 50-100 pounds, and the accumulation required several trips to the dumpster.
The city staff, which had worked to clean up the alley, said it was unsafe and inefficient for their trucks to empty the bins. The city had to back a small truck into the alley to pick up the dumpster and then off-load the trash onto a larger truck for transport.
And trash was not ending up in the dumpster.
"Things were just showing up in the alley: construction debris, boxes. There were also rodents back there," Catherine Zimmer, the city's assistant city manager of public services, told the council.
Rodents and vagrants found their way into the alley as well, and grease was being discharged into the city's drainage system, she said. Those problems have been corrected.
Zimmer suggested providing the business owners with carts that are easier to handle so employees can take their trash to the dumpsters. And she said the city could provide "surrounds," which are decorative screens placed around dumpsters, as well as additional lighting.
She said some businesses visit the dumpsters at mid-shift and wait until the next morning to empty the rest of the trash. She said the city could also look at having compactors.
She said other businesses use centralized collection areas, such as Pi Restaurant, which has to travel about 241 feet one-way to empty garbage; and Mark's, which has to travel 365 feet.
Zimmer said cleaning the alley could lead to further development in that space as funds became available. The city owns portions of the alley that could be beautified and used as a courtyard with, perhaps, some businesses expanding by putting out tables with umbrellas.
Councilman Brent Malever expressed concern about the barrels of grease that had been in the alley and the risk of fires.
Ocala Fire Chief Bradd Clark said his department inspects high-risk, high-occupancy areas annually. While they inspect suppression systems, such as range hoods, the Health Department would have responsibility for any oil collection.
Council President John McLeod said that the dumpsters behind Harry's smell and questioned whether the issue should be addressed for the entire downtown.
"I am looking for a master plan of some sort," McLeod said.
Councilwoman Mary Rich asked if putting the dumpsters back was an option.
"We could put their dumpsters back there until we decide," Rich said.
Councilman Jay Musleh was concerned that there might be future code violations. He wanted the boxes removed if there were.
Councilman Jim Hilty said there is another problem. The parking lot where the dumpsters were moved has trash around it. He said he thought bringing the dumpsters back to the alley was the right solution to accommodate the businesses.
"Just make sure if there's any trash on the ground it's cited," McLeod said.
Malever said he wanted the vagrants kept out, as well.
Mayor Kent Guinn said the dumpster by Starbucks has flies, and McLeod said there must be something that can be sprayed on the boxes.
"We appreciate you putting them back," said Daryl Hayman, owner of Downtown Billiards.
Because they have a small staff a mid-run would be difficult, he said.
"I promise we will take care of it," Hayman said. "It certainly is an issue for us. It's a long way at night."
Tia DeMaris, owner of The Melting Pot, agreed.
"This has been a big deal for us," DeMaris said, adding that she will do her part to make sure there is no trash on the ground.
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A high tech runner? Oh no. Now I'm one of those people. I'm not even sure who those people are. But I've always thought I wasn't one of them.
You know, the type who is totally plugged in while exercising. Music playing. Incoming texts beeping. Their GPS always mapping. The latte machine strapped to their back foaming. The ones who couldn't free themselves from technology for five minutes. Had to take it with them wherever they went. Even to exercise.
I've never been big on New Year's resolutions. Never believed in them. Never thought they were worth making. Yet, as 2015 approached, I found myself resolving to make big changes in the New Year. Big ones! So, I thought I would share my list in hopes it might also help loyal readers like you as we embark on this brave New Year.
Here is what the Merriam-Webster Dictionary has to say about the word "ready:" "prepared to do something;" "available for use;" "prepared mentally or physically for some experience or action."
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So this is what doom feels like. Huh, I've always been curious.
It's a sensation of being lost. And helpless. And seeing your fate — your entire future — washed away in a flood. There is moody, imposing, bass-heavy theme music. You sweat a lot. People stare at you. Pity you. Know you're going to meet your maker.
"Poor sad doomed fool," they say. They say it out loud! SO YOU CAN HEAR!!!
I'm a guy who fancies himself a real do-it-yourselfer. Just enough knowledge to take on large household construction projects, yet not enough to do them competently. This past weekend I laid down more than 400 square feet of new hardwood flooring in my old house. Hundreds of little blocks of wood needed to be positioned just right. Thousands of air-fired nails had to be pounded in. And one dog had to be so traumatized by the sounds of an air compressor that she stole the car.
Rewarding? Ask my permanently-hunched-over back. But on the whole, yes.
The refrigerator in my house is so old that you still stuff blocks of ice in the bottom to cool it.
Well, not that old, but pretty darn close. It does the trick — chills food — but we've been thinking it's time to replace the old boy.
And I'm realizing the hard way that a lot goes into buying a refrigerator these days.
Refrigerators might be the most technically complex appliances in the house, and you have to first understand the hundreds of different configurations, options, sizes and styles before making a decision.
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I was "doing" what I don't do: Lifting weights.
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2) You can rip your shoulder off.
In the early 1960s, John Q. Email revolutionized the world. He sent an encoded message across a computer network to a user 3 feet away. It said, "Hey, want to hear a joke about my cat?"
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That was the experience as I walked in the door.
"Oh crap," I said.
It was the worst news I have ever received in an email. I slumped back in my seat, swallowed hard and contemplated crying.
"You did this," I scolded myself. "You have no one to blame but yourself."
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Clarksville, TN – On January 20th, 2015 around 8:45pm the Clarksville Police Department responded to a shooting at 321 Lansinger Lane. Investigators were looking for Timothy David Shoffner who was directly involved in this incident.
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Ya 100 bucks is a little steep, make sure you have no other electrical problems that need solving while he is there!
I think i got my 240 outlet done for 60 bucks. I would have done it myself but I figured it would be nice to blame someone else if anything went wrong considering 240 is dangerous where as 120 is meh.
I would just use a temp controller and put your 1 gallon fermenter in there. If you need space for a blow off tube, cut a hole in the door the size of your tube and caulk around it. I'd leave it there as a permanent blow off tube. May not look the nicest, but it will work.
That said, I can't imagine going through all that work for 1 gallon of beer.
Edit: Is there a reason you need this in the closet? With the enclosed ferm chamber, there's no reason for a dark space. Not to mention the heat it gives off as another poster mentioned above.
Honestly, if in your shoes, I'd just say **** it and brew a few times in the heat ans see how it turns out.
Last beer I did in the tail end of summer, room temp spiked to 90 during active fermentation. Came out great.