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Growing Garlic Questions
I'm sure these questions have been asked - but after searching the forums, I couldn't find them. My apologies if any of you have seen these q's before and already answered them!
This year is my first time trying a vegetable garden. I have an elevated garden built, and I will be growing Spinach, Beets, sage, parsley, Chives...and garlic.
I know garlic is tricky to grow, but I'd really like to try. Here are my questions:
From everything I've read, you're supposed to start growing garlic in the fall. However we get arctic-like winters where I am (Manitoba, Canada) so I thought that may be a bad idea. Will starting my garlic in the spring be a bad decision?
I purchased some of those biodegradable pots that you can start indoors and then plant directly into the ground when ready to garden. Could I start the garlic in those and then plant them into my garden when the time comes? If so, is there anything I would need to know about doing that, other than keeping them in a sunny place and watering them?
I've also heard that growing garlic is finicky because it needs to have a certain kind of soil, drainage, and temperature. Is this accurate? I'm so new to gardening that I really am not at the level where I can be experimenting with multiple soil types and greenhouse gardening!
Essentially, I have the bulbs, the soil, and the biodegradable planting pots. Should I be starting my garlic in them now - or waiting until my garden outdoors is all ready and planting them then? Keeping in mind, that may not be for another 2 or 3 weeks...
Thanks very much!
Lots of questions...
Garlic is really easy to grow, even in poor soils. But it sould be planted in the fall, especially where you have a short growing season. And it's probably hardier than you give credit.
My advice: Go ahead and plant it as soon as you can. Leave it in the ground this fall if you can (it will be small with few cloves anyway) and wait until it starts to yellow and wither before digging next summer. Don't wait too long to dig it as the wrappers will decompose and you may end up with a muddy mess.
Agree that it will tolerate your winters so that Fall planting is the ideal. But since you have them do get them planted outside ASAP. Surely you can find a place to get them in the ground sooner than 2-3 weeks. Don't start them indoors and then try to transplant them.
A side comment - the peat pots say you can plant them intact but many have learned the hard way that you shouldn't. Lots of discussions here about them. Stripping them off before planting is recommended. And you definitely do not want to start a root crop like garlic in them.
Hardneck garlic grows fine for gardeners here in Saskatchewan, so it should be no problem for you either.
Just curious - why do you want to wait for 2-3 weeks? Is the soil too wet? All of the stuff you mentioned you would be planting, including the garlic, is frost-tolerant and should be planted fairly early in spring. In Winnipeg, this would be mid-late April most years and just about now this year. If it's very rainy, you have to choose a dry window between rainy periods to work the soil.
I would also suggest you skip the spinach for spring planting. Our long days trigger rapid bolting in spinach that is planted anytime after May 1st. and you won't get much of a harvest, and even what you do get often ends up being bitter. Seed extra beets instead, harvest them in July and August, and then seed spinach in mid-August for a fall crop. Spinach seeded in August will need shade and constant moisture until it germinates.
This post was edited by Slimy_Okra on Mon, May 5, 14 at 20:05
Good advice above. Also, I agree that garlic isn't hard to grow, maybe hard to grow perfectly, but not hard to get a good crop. I've grown in sandy and also in clay soils and had good harvests from both. And the hardnecks come through cold winters well. Softnecks might not survive, though.
We grow both hard and soft neck garlic. The hard is larger and more uniform. The soft makes nice braids, and keeps seemingly forever (well, at least until August and as long as the temperature is kept constant, like hanging in your kitchen or pantry.) I can' t really speak to the hardiness difference as we live in a pretty temperate zone.
As you already know, if you want garlic bulbs, you should planted them in the fall. IF NOT, VERY EARLY SPRING that the ground could be worked.
Having said that, you can plant them in the middll of spring too but what you will get is going to be GREENS, no bulbs. Nothing wrong withe that. As you use green onions, you can use green garlics the same way. I like that myself.
But planting garlic indoor, in pot ..is just unnecessary UNLESS you want to grow them in pot.
You can buy pre sprouted Garlic at some nurseries which you can plant now. Much more expensive obviously, but an option.
I planted some cloves last fall, they sprouted in October, then seemed to rot to nothing over the very cold winter. Nothing left this Spring.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
To answer some of your questions, the reason I was going to wait 2-3 weeks is because our winter *just* finished (it snowed two days ago; but didn't last long on the ground). Nobody has started their gardens yet because it's just too cold and the ground is too hard, and most people I've talked to said they won't be able to start theirs for a couple of weeks until the ground is softer.
One of the reasons I was considering growing the garlic in a pot was because the gardener I spoke to at the nursery mentioned that I would be able to plant them in a pot immediately, whereas I would have to wait a couple of weeks to plant them in the ground - and as most of you are saying, the sooner I can plant them, the better. The *other* reason is because I rent my place, and I may not be here next year to harvest the garlic if I plant it in the ground.
@Slimy_Okra: You suggested I should wait on my spinach, however most of the gardeners I spoke to (one at the nursery, especially) said that they think it will grow fine, especially since it will be in partial shade. Do you disagree?
What do you guys think??
Partial shade will definitely help prolong the harvest season, although it will still bolt eventually. I guess it really depends on how much you love spinach, because the quality and quantity of spring and summer spinach are so inferior to that of other greens you could grow in its place, such as chard.
In general, I've had poor spinach crops whenever the spring was late, forcing me to seed it late.
What part of Manitoba do you live in?
The 2-3 week advice from the locals sounds like it means for most garden crops but it shouldn't apply to garlic since it should already be in the ground months ago.
So if you can't dig up even a small corner of the garden yet for the garlic then you can grow garlic in a container just not one of those small peat biodegradable pots. Buy a big plastic pot, something 12-14" wide and a bag of potting mix (not soil) and plant 6-7 cloves in a circle in it. With a bigger pot you can plant more cloves.
Can't help with the spinach question other than to say if you plant it you can still eat all the young small leaves that come up but it sounds like it won't last long before it bolts.
I have been growing garlic for a couple years now without problems. I also plant in the fall after I've cleaned out the garden and reset my rows. It's generally sometime in November. After planting I mulch heavily with chopped up leaves. We had a brutal winter with a ton of snow this year and my garlic garlic is doing fine. We're still a few weeks off from our average last frost date and it's close to 12" tall.
I have rows and plant the garlic all around each row. Then I have a row of carrots in behind the garlic and then tomatoes or peppers or whatever in the center of the row. Animals don't like garlic so I think of it as a green fence.
Dirtguy50: Most garlic growing guides I have read indicate that most softnecks are less winter hearty than hardnecks. We are talking about well below freezing temps, not just mild cold and snow. I assumed Manitoba had sub zero F (-20C or below) at times, but I haven't fact checked that. I think softnecks would not do well in those conditions, but have never had garlic experience with those temps myself.
Here is a link that might be useful: One of many garlic growing guides
Yep, it usually gets down to 40 below zero at least once a winter, and 20s to 30s below zero (F) occur regularly throughout the winter. Exposed, elevated sites often get swept free of snow by the constant winds, thus freezing the soil down to 8-10 feet of depth.
The ground is still frozen between 5 and 7 feet and it's been a month since the surface thawed out!
Slimy_Okra: I'm in Winnipeg. Maybe I misunderstood your last post, but the surface is still pretty hard around here (ie - it hasn't been a month that the surface has been thawed. It's been about a week!)
Based on all your feedback though, I'm definitely going to try and get it going ASAP. We most likely have at least one more frost though, so I don't want to put the spinach or herbs out, but I can start my garden immediately and plant the garlic without worrying about the frost, right?
>> Yep, it usually gets down to 40 below zero at least once a winter, and 20s to 30s
>> below zero (F) occur regularly throughout the winter. Exposed, elevated sites
>> often get swept free of snow by the constant winds, thus freezing the soil
>> down to 8-10 feet of depth.
And people chose to live there of their own free will?
I am such a wimp...
If the soil is dry enough to work, you can plant everything on your list now. Frost is not a concern for spinach, chard, beets, any brassica, any allium (onions, garlic, chives), or most veggies in the carrot family (including dill, parsley and cilantro).
I guess you had an even worse winter & spring than we did this year! Let's hope summer & fall make up for it.


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The news that the reactionary head of the Catholic Church, Joseph Ratzinger, is to be accorded a state visit to Britain next September was greeted with dismay by the National Secular Society this week. The Pope will meet the Queen and speak in both Houses of Parliament. The whole visit will have the full panoply of a visiting head of state, although the Vatican has only a few hundred (all-male) inhabitants.
Terry Sanderson, President of the National Secular Society, said: "This is dismal news indeed. Why Britain should seek to laud such a nasty extremist is beyond me. We should not forget that his 'teachings' have resulted in the banning of condoms in developing countries where HIV is decimating the populations. He encourages population growth in places where starvation is common. He persecutes homosexuals, treats women as second class citizens, has colluded in the large-scale cover up of child abuse. His Church interferes illegitimately in politics and undermines democracy. It siphons huge amounts of money out of poverty-stricken economies – what is there to celebrate about such a bigot? The NSS will be joining other groups in protesting against the celebration of this ghastly man's presence here."
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I Have Been Looking Forever For The Right Dresses! I Want My Wedding Dress To Be One Of Those POOFY Dresses. The Kind That Look Like An Upside Down Bowl Lol. The Ones That Have Something Under It I Think, To Push It Out So It Looks Big And Round. The Kind Of BridesMaid Dresses I Want Are The Really Nice Old Time Dresses That Are Also Big But Have An Umbrella And Long Silk Gloves That Go Along With It. So Far I Have Only Found One But Its Red. Not The Color I Want. And I've Been Looking For A While Now. But I Have No Idea What They Are Called So I Cant Search For Them. If Anyone Can Help Me...I'd Really Appreciate It. Thanks!
Here's The Address To The One I Found...
You are looking for a ballerina-style gown, sometimes called a princess style. For the bridesmaids, you may need to have their dresses made by a seamstress. I haven't seen that style in shops for about 15 years.
Also check eBay. They have a line of wedding items. You might find what you need there.
You might check out quinceanera dresses as they often have poofy skirts and some are very suitable for wedding dresses.
Below is a link to one I found.
Here is a link that might be useful: Quinceanera dress
Just had to share this one with you too....really pretty!
Here is a link that might be useful: Another quinceanera dress
Im Sure Someone In The World Has To Have Them Or Sell Them. I've Looked Up "Southern Belle" Style Dresses And "Informal" And I Found A Few Nice Ones But Not The Exact Ones I Want. And SInce I Was Thinking About Buying The Umbrella And Gloves Separate I Found A Whole Lot Of Gloves Real Easily.... But I CAN NOT Find ANY Umbrellas Like The Ones I'm Talking About!...
Mizzdiabla, just a friendly question: Why do you start every word with a capital letter? I don't believe I've ever seen anyone do that? LOL! What's up with that?
As for the umbrella, are you searching under "parasol?" That's what I think you want, unless you think it might rain on your wedding.
Here's a link to a ruffly parasol. I also saw a lacy one on another website.
Here is a link that might be useful: Parasol
mizzdiabla --
The red dress you found is from a bridal company. I'll bet you it comes in lots of colors, not just red.
Socks's suggestion about quincenera dresses was brilliant. That Mary's Bridal site you found has zillions of dresses like I think you are describing. Check out this link: http://www.marysbridal.com/quinceanera.htm
I Dont Know Why I Type Like This. I Just Tried It Once And I Like The Way It Looks When A Whole Sentence Or Paragraph Is Typed. It Just Looks Nice To Me I Guess. Well Thanks For All The Help You Guys I Think I'm Just Going To Do What I Said And Buy The Gloves And "Parasols" Separately. And Those "Hoop Skirts" Were A Great Idea Too...
I do urge you to consider to look into renting the bridesmaid gowns, gloves, and parasols from a costume shop or formal rental place. These hoop skirt dresses can be quite expensive and not really something your attendants will be able to wear again. They often have beautiful things at a costume shop -- I'm thinking of dresses handmade for a theatrical production; I'm not talking about acetate Halloween costumes -- and it is much cheaper to rent than to buy.
Beyond costume shops -- I know there are places you can rent bridal gowns (which makes a LOT of sense to me -- talk about something you DEFINITELY aren't going to wear again!). Do they also rent bridesmaid gowns? I'm just wondering.
Yes, bridesmaids dresses can be rented from a few shops, but they are usually limited in the number of available styles and colors to what is currently in style for most weddings.
I also agree that checking out a costume shop would be a good idea. I have used one when we have special weddings, such as medieval ones. The costumes are of excellent quality. The issue may be in getting several dresses that match.


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Consett & Stanley news from the The Advertiser Series
Send us your pictures, video, news and views by texting NORTHERN ECHO to 80360 or email us
Sex charge accused has already sought offender treatment, court told
4:59pm Wednesday 1st April 2015
A MAN accused of two sexual offences has already sought treatment in the community to address his problem, a court was told.
Homeless charity banks on support for its work
2:36pm Wednesday 1st April 2015
A CHARITY that tackles homelessness is getting money and know-how from a bank.
Generous donor busts myths about stem cell donation
1:48pm Tuesday 31st March 2015
A POLICE officer who donated his stem cells to help others is urging more potential lifesavers to join the register.
Councillors call for further talks over town centre shops and homes plan
4:39pm Sunday 29th March 2015
A DEVELOPER is to be urged to increase the size of flats planned for the centre of Consett.
Council offices and library to move into Louisa Centre
4:55pm Friday 27th March 2015
A LEISURE centre in north Durham is being renovated to make way for a library and council offices which have been earmarked for closure.
Local history reflected on shop shutters
6:20pm Wednesday 25th March 2015
SHUTTERS on a shop front are bringing the past to life in a former industrial town.
Trampoline success for Holly
4:39pm Monday 23rd March 2015
A YOUNG athlete from north Durham has become a national champion after taking part in a trampolining contest.
Big day for diamond couple
6:19pm Sunday 22nd March 2015
A COUPLE from north Durham celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary over the weekend.
Fire safety action week in Stanley
1:51pm Friday 20th March 2015
EMERGENCY services are taking action to reduce the risk of fire following a spate of blazes in north Durham.
Big Belly bins to be tried out in Consett
2:27pm Thursday 19th March 2015
NEW high-tech bins which tell rubbish collectors when they need to be emptied are being tested out in a busy shopping street.
Fire at Stanley comic book store was 'accidental'
4:12pm Monday 16th March 2015
A COMIC book store owner who lost his business during the third fire in Stanley's main shopping street has said he is "gutted' by the blaze.
Woodland classroom for South Moor school
12:02pm Saturday 14th March 2015
A COMMUNITY project to make a woodland classroom for children in north Durham is nearing completion.
Transport company offers helping hand to hospice nurses
2:29pm Thursday 12th March 2015
A TRANSPORT company is to sponsor a team of hospice nurses for the next 12 months.
Sculpture unveiled in school
5:40pm Wednesday 11th March 2015
A METAL sculpture of a tree has been officially unveiled at a north Durham primary school.
New network for Consett businesses
7:27pm Monday 9th March 2015
A BUSINESS breakfast meeting has been held to launch a new forum for north Durham firms.
Lunch club launched in Tanfield Lea Community Centre
12:07pm Thursday 5th March 2015
A NORTH Durham community has celebrated the launch of a new lunch club.
Planners stump Shotley Bridge Cricket Club and its plans to build homes at its ground
5:49pm Tuesday 3rd March 2015
A VILLAGE cricket club's plan to fund vital improvements to its ground through a housing development has been hit for six.
Award for Stanley restaurant
12:08pm Saturday 28th February 2015
A RESTAURANT in north Durham has been given an award for feedback customers have posted online.
Nursery opens new sensory room
5:08pm Friday 27th February 2015
Handler of disabled girl's stolen bike breached suspended sentence within a month
7:29pm Thursday 26th February 2015
A MAN who escaped jail for handling a disabled girl's stolen bicycle remains at liberty despite a subsequent careless driving conviction.
T.Rex tribute band coming to Consett
4:42pm Thursday 26th February 2015
A TRIBUTE band playing the hits of T-Rex is coming to north Durham.
Building society shows support for Willow Burn Hospice
2:36pm Wednesday 25th February 2015
STAFF are a building society in Consett have agreed to a second year of fundraising for a north Durham hospice.
Phoebe donates her hair for the second time
2:13pm Wednesday 25th February 2015
A YOUNG girl has raised around £600 for charity by having 17-and-a-half inches cut from her hair.
Plan to build homes on cricket club land
1:56pm Wednesday 25th February 2015
COUNCILLORS will meet next week to discuss controversial plans to create housing on the site of Shotley Bridge Cricket Club.
Cricket club to host charity festival
4:41pm Tuesday 24th February 2015
A FESTIVAL of singing, dancing and performance is being held in aid of charity.
Swimmers asked to dive in for charity challenge
1:11pm Monday 16th February 2015
SWIMMERS are being invited to take part in a charity challenge.
Woman punched by stranger
1:33pm Monday 16th February 2015
A WOMAN was punched in the face by a stranger as she walked along a track.
Campaigners relief after coal mine abandons plans for opencast at Marley Hill
2:53pm Thursday 12th February 2015
CAMPAIGNERS are celebrating after a coal company abandoned plans to open a large opencast mine on their doorstep.
Club holds annual auction
12:19pm Thursday 12th February 2015
A CRICKET club is to hold its annual fundraising auction next weekend.
Police crackdown on rogue scrap men in the Consett area
3:09pm Wednesday 11th February 2015
POLICE in Consett are carrying out a crackdown on illegal scrap metal collectors.
Easter egg appeal organised by supermarket staff
2:22pm Wednesday 11th February 2015
SUPERMARKET shoppers are being asked to donate an Easter egg to local children.
Television chef visits Consett
5:33pm Sunday 8th February 2015
CELEBRITY chef Ainsley Harriott has been in the region to discuss his food range with producers.
Youth group's production of Aladdin
4:35pm Thursday 5th February 2015
A COMMUNITY youth group in north Durham is holding its annual pantomime this week.
Am dram show coming to Consett Empire
2:44pm Monday 2nd February 2015
A THEATRE group in north Durham is preparing for its latest production.
Work to adapt secondary school for special needs children
5:23pm Sunday 1st February 2015
WORK is underway on the site of a former secondary school to allow a special school to move to bigger premises.
Hospice supporters urged to sponsor a nurse
2:39pm Tuesday 27th January 2015
SUPPORTERS of a hospice are being invited to sponsor a nurse.
Pupils at South Stanley Infants School celebrate opening of new play area
4:31pm Monday 26th January 2015
PUPILS have celebrated the official opening of their improved playground following an ambitious year-long project.
Volunteers plant trees on riverbanks
4:04pm Monday 26th January 2015
VOLUNTEERS have helped plant trees along the banks of a stream to help local wildlife.
Becky's big "thank you" to hospice for support of her mother
3:43pm Sunday 25th January 2015
A TEENAGER has passed on her long-held gratitude to a hospice which cared for her mother prior to her death.
Party has raised money for cancer victims
4:41pm Friday 16th January 2015
A HAIRDRESSER from north Durham who suffered from breast cancer has raised £1,000 for charity.
School reunion more than 50 years on
2:53pm Thursday 15th January 2015
A GROUP of former classmates are to hold a reunion, more than 50 years after they left school.
Diana is having a splashing time
6:20pm Tuesday 13th January 2015
A WOMAN who was recently awarded a British Empire Medal for her charity and volunteer work has praised a scheme for enabling her to maintain a healthy lifestyle and remain active.
Police warn rural thieves: "We're watching you"
4:02pm Friday 9th January 2015
EYECATCHING posters warning thieves they are being watched are being put up in villages as part of a police campaign.
Action needed to develop site after Tesco pulls out
3:51pm Friday 9th January 2015
CIVIC leaders have called for urgent action to regenerate a key town centre site after hearing Tesco has pulled out of a multi million investment plan.
Salvation Army opens Stanley depot
12:12pm Friday 9th January 2015
A CHARITY has launched its first depot store in the region in Stanley town centre.
Plans to relocate Burnhope Post Office
11:52am Friday 9th January 2015
PLANS have been unveiled to relocate a north Durham post office with longer hours and Sunday opening.
Proposals to merge two schools in Shotley Bridge
6:01pm Thursday 8th January 2015
A CONSULTATION is underway to merge two schools for primary pupils.
Police seize drugs and cash in crackdown on organised crime
10:27am Tuesday 6th January 2015
POLICE have arrested 11 people and seized drugs and cash worth more than £140,000 in a campaign against organised criminals.
Work underway for new nursery in Consett
5:42pm Tuesday 6th January 2015
WORK is underway to create a new nursery building in north Durham.
Nursery to be built on steelworks site
4:13pm Friday 2nd January 2015
WORK to create a £750,000 nursery for pre-school children on the former steelworks site at Consett is to start in spring.


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Second offence may attract imprisonment up to seven years
The Union Cabinet on Thursday cleared a proposal to broaden the scope of the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986, and make the punishment harsher.
The penalty may be enhanced to a maximum of three years of imprisonment and a fine between Rs. 50, 000 and Rs. 1 lakh for the first conviction.
An offender convicted for the second time can be awarded a jail sentence of not less than two years, which may be extended up to seven years, and asked to pay a fine between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 5 lakh.
The law will cover audio-visual media and material in electronic form. Police officers not below the rank of inspectors are authorised to carry out search and seizure, in addition to State and Central government officers.
A senior Women and Child Development Ministry official said: "We hope the stricter provisions will help in addressing the problem of increased objectification of women and cover the newer forms of communication including the Internet, multimedia messaging etc., beyond the print and audio-visual media.''
A note issued by the Ministry said the law was enacted with the aim of prohibiting indecent representation of women in advertisements and publications.
However, since the existing legislation lacked the focus necessary to protect women from exploitation, particularly from the increasing use of advanced technology and communication devices in everyday life, it was felt that the Act needed amendment.
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Tel: (757)898-0354
Grades: 9-12
1,083 students
York High School serves 1,083 students in grades 9-12.
The student:teacher ratio of 16:1 is higher than the VA average of 15:1.
Minority enrollment is 30% of the student body (majority Black and Asian), which is less than the state average of 47%.
The school district's 91% graduation rate is higher than the VA state average of 77%.
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The student population of 1083 students has stayed relatively flat over five years.
The teacher population of 69 teachers has grown by 11% over five years.
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The student:teacher ratio of 16:1 has stayed the same over five years.
The school's diversity score of 0.49 is more than the state average of 0.41. The school's diversity has stayed relatively flat over five years.
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The district's student population of 14,558 students has grown by 12% over five years.
The district's graduation rate of 91% has decreased from 99% over five years.
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YorktownYorktown Elementary School
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Yorktown, VA 23692
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Yorktown, VA 23692
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- August 25, 2010 - I attended York High in 1983 as a senior...I moved there from Tampa ,Fla,..York is a great school and has great teachers..I would have loved to go there all four of my high school years,but i will always cherish my senior year there at York!!! I was a pitcher on the 1983 Baseball team under coach Saunders..1983 was a great class to be in,,and contiue to stay in touch with my classmates!! GO YORK FALCONS... Rob Hampton - Posted by Student/Alumni
- March 10, 2010 - a) great acedemic programs offered including AP classes and the IB program b) music, art, sports, and other activities including volunteer opportunities and a variety of great clubs are always available! c) awards are available for many different things and students are always encouraged to strive for their goals because achieving happiness is just as great. Senior of the Month is one example of the many great awards one can recieve at York High as well as the awards classes can recieve by working together just having fun and showing school spirit during Spirit Week. d) There are a lot of great facilities at York including Bailey Field. There are also tennis courts and a large gym. e) Parents are very involved at York High, coaching sports, vollunteering, helping with fundraisers and helping make the PTA such a success. I'd also like to point out the great teachers and staff that spend their day at York. Friendly smiles and warm welcomes always await students and visitors. Teachers strive to make sure EVERY student gets the attention they need to learn the material and succeed. Their level of patients exceeds all expectation. These teachers put their heart and soul into what they do and hardly consider it a 'job!' York High really is the best of the best and one can't help but to succeed! - Posted by Student/Alumni
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Put him in front of a TV and he'll be still. Almost comatose.
True, but why is it that our schools haven't accommodated that fact?
Ah Elly! If you want to hem a kid's pants, and avoid sticking him with pins, and also very importantly avoid putting yourself in a situation where you are likely to swallow a pin (not good for your insides); use chalk or soap instead to mark one pant leg (it washes off). After removing the pants from the child, then use pins on both cuffs to match each other and sew them. If you are determined to use pins while the child is in the pants, then use safety pins.
Ah, the "I'm just a kid!" defense. The seven-year-old granddaughter has learned to use this for just about everything. And my mom told me that when I was very young and my dad was haranguing me about something, I said, "I'm JUST a little chile!"
They used to. When I was in school you had monkey bars, played tag, wrestled and got to act like a boy. Now that has been labled to agressive or unfair to those that can't compete.
I had adults saying that to me regarding my little sister all the time. "She's too young to know any better." I'd say, let's teach her better then but no! I was supposed to put up with her bratty behaviour and not allowed to teach her not to do things and all the while she'd give me that smirk telling me she did know better. Sigh.
He's right you know, on EVERY point. It's one of the first rules you learn in sewing: never put pins in your mouth.
Today's modern mothers would just fold them up and leave them at that. It's in style anyway,
"Cathy" would put velcro hems in.
That way the pants could be made the length she needed for what ever style shoe/sandal/boot she wanted to wear!
She needs to swallow a few, they might pop that bubble Elly lives in and then she might even wake up to REALITY!
At my school everyone, except my brother and I, were spit shined and ready to go. My brother and I looked like death warmed over in our bad-fitting polyester wear, with falling zippers and socks and unwashed faces and disheveled hair. My mother didn't let my brother and I use water, which cost money, which she was saving for her impending getaway. The reason most kids wanted to present the best image possible to the school was because there were always different grades of teachers available. The parents and kids wanted to avoid the many substandard classes where the teachers didn't teach or use textbooks. These classes existed ostensibly for the benefit of the students who were projected to drop out anyway, so why not make them comfortable? But it really was a ploy to shovel more money into the sports programs, which were magnificent. Textbooks cost money that can be of better use elsewhere. The parents and kids fought like dogs to stay out of these classes, even when they had bad test scores from excessive TV viewing and general chaos at home. But I got into every one of them, even though my scores were good. Eventually these classes drag you down because nothing happens in them. But you are under the illusion that there is professional teaching going on. The teachers are polite and convivial. And why not? They don't have to teach. If they would have clued us in that there was a lot more to academics than their lazy antics, I would have bought my own books and studied on my own.
i know just how michael feels…my mother used to have me stand on a chair to hem my pants when i was young. i remember her scolding me to stand still so the hems would be even.
"she'd give me that smirk telling me she did know better"
Sorry you had to put up with that. You must really be able to identify with Michael (and Curtis, if you read that comic). I had the good and bad fortune of being the only child. Didn't have to share mom, toys, or chicken legs. Now, don't have siblings, but those in families I observe often don't get along that great anyway.
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Fantastic resort, although not for families
My husband and I along with our 12 year old son stayed at the Maya. It was really a wonderful resort, and the staff was extremely attentive and helpful. My son loved it there as well, but there weren't any other children around, and I believe that children aren't encouraged, as peace and serenity are the theme to the hotel. We had the main pool to ourselves for nearly 5 days, and the tennis court as well. The food at the hotel was exceptionally healthy and fresh, compared to what you may find in town. The town of Ubud is a short cab ride away, or a nice walk. I'd highly recommend the Maya if you have <2 children, or children that don't mind being very quiet. We used the Adventure package offered by Maya, which we really enjoyed.
Fantastic time at the Maya
We had four wonderful nights at the Maya in June 06. The resort was only running at about 50% occupancy so we were upgraded to a deluxe pool villa which was great. Quite a good breakfast menu with many japanese items (we loved the miso soup!). Complimentary afternoon tea served daily was an added bonus. Free internet access. There are many daily activities from yoga, pilates, cycling, nature walks etc, although we just relaxed most of the time. The pools are great though not very warm. Spa treatments were fantastic in a lovely open setting. The resort is set on 10 hectares and privacy is good as it is about 10 minutes out of Ubud centre. Highly recommend this resort if you want to relax and indulge, and if you are a foodie, you must go to Mosaic!
Absolute Heaven
I would give the Maya a 9.5 out of a 10... and though I hate to do this- I have to keep a clear head and remember that although this place COMPLETELY swept me off my feet, there were a couple things that did make me sad. But before I go there... let me tell you WHY the Maya swept me off my feet:
#1- Decor Inside. The rooms (at least our villa with private plunge pool) were AMAZING!!! Don't even get me started on the bathroom alone... with a bathtub that you could literally DROWN in!!! I have stayed in many hotels in my life and I have never stayed in one with a tub so amazingly DEEP!!! The decor is just breathtaking and totally belongs in a magazine.
#2- The Nature surrounding us. Our villa was right next to the main pool... but because the shrubs are so high- we never felt like we were there... what was even better is that we basically had our own enclosed backyard with our own plunge pool! This all overlooked a very, very, very deep God-knows-what... ravine maybe??? A creek? Something... if you can, go there when we did- when there is a full moon... we heard a magical, beautiful voice coming from below- singing the prettiest songs far into the night.
Now for the downfalls...
# 1- The food was average- not great. But DEFINITELY not bad enough to make you NOT come here. Put it this way... if we ever go back to Ubud, we WILL be staying at the Maya again!
# 2- As I said, we splurged and got a villa with our own plunge pool- which was absolutely gorgeous and gave us some amazing photos and gave us a larger yard... however it served no practical purpose for us AT ALL because the pool was so cold that I never even got past my first foot in the pool!!!
I was EXTREMELY bummed about this, but I later learned this was normal for all of the pools at the Maya. So unfortunately, no swimming for me AT ALL at the Maya!!!
On the whole however, the Maya was a magical place that provided all the amenities of a resort (even yoga classes and treks through the rice patties) and a beauty that can only be explained if you see it for yourself. Whatever you do... make sure you make a trip to the pool that is next to the spa--BEAUTIFUL!!!!
And make sure you go to the Monkey Forest in town... go in the morning though- in the afternoon all of the monkeys take their naps and you won't see as much action.
Almost Perfect
We stayed here a couple of times in the last two years: October 2004 and July 2005. The first time, we went with our son who was ten months old. The service was the most courteous and professional of all the hotels we stayed in Bali, and the female host of the restaurant went out of her way to help us locate specific types of Indonesian food, including buying it from the supermarket and bringing it to us.
My only complaint would be that the rooms are very bright and this makes sleeping in the afternoon less comfortable, especially for the baby. The hotel is not really setup for babies and they are not allowed in the spa area. There is a paddling pool as well as a regular pool nearby with an infinity drop-off overlooking a beautiful valley which he was allowed to visit. He also loved the glass floor in the foyer (after getting over the initial shock of feeling like he was floating in space).
The food is excellent -- I particularly remember the salad and curry for lunch, and they even had excellent sushi/sashimi at the buffet one evening for a Legong dance they hosted. The quality of the events they host every other day or so are exceptional and certainly as good as seeing them at Ubud Palace.
On the minus side, Maya Ubud is about five minutes away from the center by car and if you don't manage to get on one of the hourly buses, you have to fork out a minor amount. For the privacy and exclusivity of the place, it's definitely worth it.
Make sure you visit the Four Seasons Ubud for afternoon tea. Quite spectacular architecture and surroundings. They serve free afternoon tea and cakes at Maya Ubud and the first time we went, the food was superb, but the second time round the quality seemed to have dropped.
Although I wouldn't recommend it for everybody (since it's easy to get into an accident), you can rent a moped and helmet from Ubud center to visit the areas around Ubud and shop for artwork and carvings in nearby Mas.
Babysitting: We used a sitter called Ni Made -- and were quite happy with her. She charges about 30,000 RP per hour of babysitting (~$3) and would drive on a daily basis to whichever part of Bali we were staying in (Nusa Dua, Legian and Ubud).
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We recently spent three incredible days and nights at the Maya Ubud and it was a wonderful experience! The property itself is a collection of thatched-roofed buildings set in a jungle-like landscape of palm trees, banana trees and rice terraces. It is enough to take your breath away just to walk around the grounds here!
Our "room" was another thatched-roofed cottage with a huge four-poster bed and a hand-hammered sink and tub in the bath. This resort has every amenity that a five-star resort should have but none of the attitude. There are two beautiful infinity-edge pools and the spa is set at the bottom of a steep ravine with a stream running alongside it. Absolutely amazing! The staff was wonderfully helpful and since the terrorist attack in October of 2005, the staff could give their guests plenty of attention. We felt totally safe at this resort, though there were few other guests during our stay.
There is a shuttle service to the artist town of Ubud every hour during the day but we were very content much of the time to enjoy the bar, restaurants and staff at this resort. I long to return to this beautiful, peaceful paradise very soon. It is a gem!
Wonderful hotel!
We went there for our honeymoon in Aug 05. This hotel is just great and looked much nicer and more beautiful than the picture on the website. The first two days we stayed in a superior room. It turned out to be a very very nice room. It is clean, and beautiful. The bathroom is also nice. The last 3 days, we moved to a deluxe pool villa. This one is even MORE beautiful. The furniture, and the design interior were amazing. We had a great view of ricefields. The bathroom is spacious and very nice designed.
The staff was very friendly and the location around this hotel was very
If you are looking for a relaxing, quite and nice location, Ubud is the right place and this hotel would be absolutely perfect to complete your need.
Beautiful place with a very friendly staff
We stayed at Maya Ubud for 4 nights as part of a trip to Singapore for my son's wedding. The trip from Singapore is only a 2 hour flight to Denpasar where the driver from Maya Ubud met us at the airport for the 55 minute drive to the resort. We booked the Romantic Interlude package with plunge pool for three nights and then elected to stay a 4th night. The package included airport transfers, buffet breakfast, one romantic dinner, one lunch, half day tour and 2 hour spa treatment for my wife and myself. The resort has absolutely beautiful grounds which include two pools, 2 hole pitch and putt golf, one tennis court, nature path along the river gorge and lots of beautiful surroundings. A couple of things I noticed that stand out - very friendly and helpful staff - the Balinese are really nice people; the resort is very clean and well maintained by a large staff - if a leave falls there is someone there to sweep it up; the food is very good and not very expensive for the quality of the resort - we especially liked the River Cafe which is down by the spa and quite a walk. I played tennis one day with one of the Balinese staff, and my wife and I did the pitch and putt - both were a lot of fun. We went into Ubud twice - Ubud is an amazing place with numerous galleries which specialize in either painting, wood carving or jewelry - the driver seemed to know the best places. We brought back several paintings, a batik and a couple of small carvings - the talent and quality is of the highest level. Note that prices are negotiable. The only thing that I would change is that I would not pay extra for the plunge pool - since the water was cold we really did not use it. Overall, Maya Ubud ranks among the best places we have stayed - certainly an A. Email if you have questions.
How can one describe paradise? For me and my girlfriend this was paradise for the 2 nights we stayed.
In the end of the day, the only defect I can point out to this hotel is I could only find 1 plug in the suite so as I wanted to charge both my cell phone and the batteries of my camera, I had to use the plug installed in the bathroom.
From the champagne at breakfast, the flowers in the tub when we arrived, the cake with congratulations (they thought we were honeymooners) in the first night... everything was perfect.
I would certainly go back to this hotel!
Did not live up to expectations
The prices in Bali are very inexpensive, so for $285 per night I expected 5-star accomodations and treatment. Both fell short of my expectations.
The room (cabin) was nicely appointed, but a number of little things were not quite right (broken handle, missing towel). On checkin, they did not have the type of room we had reserved and we got the hard-sell to upgrade the room. This was not a pleasant experience.
Breakfast buffet was fine, but also fell just short of the 5-star expectation.
Just wonderful....
Had a couple of days here as part of a tour of Bali - wonderful hotel, very relaxing, superb food, excellent service, great location - very relaxing.
We only had a "basic" room, but it was very large, clean & cool - overall, a real treat, & 100% endorsed.
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Did I plant my birch too close to the fence?
I planted a birch tree up against our fence last summer and I am thinking it might be too close. My husband thinks we should move it, but I thought birches grew rather erect and could be controlled by prunning. It is approximately 32 inches from the fence. Should I move it, and if so when?
I think it is too close. I have a birch that I planted close to my wall. It's been there for around 15 years. I plan on cutting it down this summer, because I am afraid it is going to tear up the wall and foundation of my house.
I would guess it would be a good time to move it now.
What's on the other side of the fence? If it's a neighbor's yard you may want to get their input as to whether the tree will be a problem.
In our neighborhood the original landscaping company contracted by the builders placed many trees closer than 32" from the fence lines. Some of the trees get much larger than your birch will likely grow (Coastal Redwoods for example). It's never been a problem for us or our neighbors. If we need to trim a branch back we just talk over the fence and come to an agreement (I realize that not everyone is lucky enough to have such reasonable people living next door).
If your yard abuts an easement or a greenbelt, I don't think 32" would be an issue at all...
I share my fence with my neighbor. They didn't seem to mind when I planted it, but they are in the process of selling the home and I am not sure if the next neighbor will be so nice, especially if it starts ot affect their ocean view! Would it cause a ton of stress if I moved it?
I think you did; even though they are relatively narrow they still spread about 15 feet. Our home has a few 15+ year old birch, about the same distance from the fence as yours, but already mature when we moved in; past neighbors have hacked the overhanging branches on their side and the result is the trees look terrible on that side (which can be seen from our yard due to the layout). I can understand why it was done to one--it would otherwise shade a lemon tree.
I originally planned to take the birch down b/c they looked really sick, but each year we've lived here they look a little better--they must like having a gardener live here :-)
I think Italian cypress are good along a fence line if you want privacy etc w/o the overgrowth. Also small shrubs limbed up like trees, or vines. I would not count on a neighbor to appreciate the overhanging branches of a birch, although it's possible!
I don't know the layout of your yard, but a clump of 3-5 birch is a nice focal point so maybe you could find a more centralized spot to show them off. I am able to grow many full and full-partial sun plants under my birch b/c the shade is light.


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Servant of the Bones
By Anne Rice; Renae De Liz (Illustrator); Ray Dillon (Illustrator)
(IDW Publishing, Hardcover, 9781613771730, 152pp.)
Publication Date: May 2012
Other Editions of This Title: Paperback, Mass Market Paperback, Paperback, Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Anne Rice, among the most iconic creators in horror, brings one of her richest stories to the graphic novel form. A tale of murder, demonic revenge, and the redemptive power of faith, Servant of the Bones is ornately illustrated by the New York Times bestselling team of Renae DeLiz and Ray Dillon.