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Looking for info about Corn Gluten Meal and Trifuralin herbicides
I am fighting fox tail, sand bur, spurge, bermuda grass and crab grass in my garden beds. I am going to be away for 6 - 8 weeks next summer (monsoon season).
I have 2 kinds of pre-emergent herbicide that I would like to try on my garden beds. Neither one specifies that it is OK for use around bearded irises.
Anyone have experience with either of these kinds of (Pr__n) brand of herbicide?
Dublin Bay Iris recommends using Pre-emergencs for weeds.
"Keep the iris weed free. Weeds can also be prevented by using pre-emergence herbicide before weeds begin growing in spring. Remove leaves that have died back in autumn to prevent excess moisture and disease lying around". Hope this helps. I plan to apply some this fall so that my new bed is easier to keep pretty next spring.
For the tuff weeds I mix roundup in a cup and apply it to the weed with a paint brush, leaving the iris untouched.
I have used corn gluten meal for the last three years and been very happy with its weed control properties. Not 100% effective, but has saved hours and hours of pulling by hand, and kept things looking good. There have been no problems created for any of my plants, including bearded iris.
I have read that the product creator says that it does not have weed control properties. I have talked to landscapers who have said that it is excellent for feeding plants...and weeds.
I don't understand the science, I just understand the results. Good Luck!
I used Pr__n the last two seasons (1 application in Fall and winter) and growth seemed normal.
I avoid using it on newly planted rhizomes (personal fear)
All of our rain is in winter, so that is the worst weed time. Otherwise I use drip, so weeds aren't so bad.
I have used treflan (trifluralin) in the past on my iris beds and it worked great with no problems. It should be lightly raked in or sprinkled into the soil soon after application as the sun will degrade it, and should be applied shortly before weeds begin to germinate. If your weed pressure is in the spring, a fall application won't be as effective as an early spring one, although it will help control fall annuals (cheatgrass, mustards, etc).
I've never used it on newly planted iris and would probably shy away from it there as it would get mixed right in with the roots and could do some root pruning as the rhizomes were trying to get established, though I don't know if this would actually occur.


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I'm working on this project which requires a sort of timeline for 3 major events.
I represent each of the events with a checkmark image. (and depending on whether these events occured correctly, the checkmark appears in green yellow or red). So these images are generated dynamically using Django template language.
Now I want to connect these 3 images using a line or arrow from the first to the second and second to the third.
It should look something like this: Click here to see the image
Now a quick and dirty way would be to simply add those grey bars as images and float the 5 images together. But that would raise resolution-scaling issues.
Is there a way to draw this line dynamically in some way? Please help!
EDIT: I have to use this for IE 7 etc, so cannot use HTML5. Also, custom Python-graphics plugins would be overkill I believe.


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Tomatillo Problems - no seeds - little insect holes
I have a few healthy looking Tomatillo plants with good looking large husks. Now that the fruit is ripening and starting to drop I am discovering that something isn't right.
This is my first year successfully fruiting tomatillos, and really frustrating that they aren't working.
At the top of the fruit under the husk I find a little hole and directly inside is the shell from a little larva. It doesn't look like it has eaten much of the plant, just hung out inside to mature. There is no other sign of damage to the plant or fruit, but my tomatillos don't have seeds, just a bubbly looking hollow interior.
Any help is appreciated.
Here is a link that might be useful: Pictures found here
I'd like to revive this thread, because I am having the exact same issues with half of my harvest. The purple tomatillos I'm growing at my home garden are normal, dense and full of flesh and seeds. The ones growing out at the community garden are each one as described in the original post. The flavor isn't very good either. At the very center is a tiny brown chrysalis where the critter matured.
I haven't been able to find out which critter this is, or how to deter it in the future. But this CANNOT be a coincidence.
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I lost every single tomatillo to this little bug, and am determined to find out what did it. The fruit was beautiful until you looked closely. Each fruit had a small, healed hole near the stem. When cut open the fruit was hollow without a single seed. There was usually a small cocoon or tiny dead moth inside.
99.9% of the fruit was effected and it was a big crop. It is definitely not a coincidence as suggested previously. Anyone else have trouble with this? What the heck is it? I guess I'll be dusting next year...
We are having the same problem, tons of flowers, the husks form nicely. Some are falling off the vine and when opened we find a tiny black hole and inside a tiny worm. Our first time growing these and the two plants we have are huge and prolific with blossoms and fruit. I don't want to lose the crop to these worms. We do not spray chemicals, everything is grown in organic soil with compost mixed in the soil. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
Probably fruitworms. They are moth larvae. The moth, usually active at night, lays tiny eggs. The eggs are hard to see unless you catch them at just the right time, in just the right place.
When the eggs hatch the very small larvae find the fruit and burrow in. That's where the larvae stay and grow, along with the fruit. Once big enough, they sometimes travel fruit to fruit leaving a mess behind them.
I have never noticed the eggs and never noticed the larvae on leaves. I'm not sure I want to notice them. But they are hard not to see once they invade the fruit. :-)
I hate these things - they give me the creeps.
I found that spraying the plants with an insecticide for vegetables (such as Safer for vegetable gardens) every week or two has prevented this from happening.
I don't get too fancy - just spray the leaves, especially near the flowers and young fruit. I don't go crazy with getting undersides of leaves - I hit them when I can but don't bother with the ones that are too difficult to get at.
I start at the flowering stage and then spray every week or two (usually every 2 weeks because I'm forgetful).
That does a good job of keeping the fruitworms at bay. I've rarely seen a fruitworm in the last couple of years as a result.
I realize that doesn't help you now because the damage is already done, but it may help in the future.
I just grow about 10 tomato plants and find that the quart/liter bottle (no mixing required) lasts quite a while. If I run out, I just get an additional bottle. I wouldn't go crazy with stocking up and I wouldn't go crazy using a lot of product unless you have lots of plants.


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Leaf propagation questions
What is the longest it has taken you to get a leaf to produce babies? I have leaves that I started almost a year ago with no action. Worst offender: Snowy Sky. For some reason I really want to see this plant. The first set of leaves I got were a bit suspect, and ended up rotting. No big deal, got another set. This is the set I started last summer. One finally succumbed, but the other is still here, with no babies. I feel like I'm doing something wrong, as I have only managed to successfully grow out one baby, from Rhapsodie Teressa. I've successfully gotten babies to start from others, but not in the quantities that other people seem to get, mainly 1-2 per leaf. I also can't seem to manage to keep sucker babies alive either (the suckers you remove that are large enough to make it). Is it really just a question of bagging them? Is that the key to success? Just looking for some input.
I also have a bunch of leaves started that I've placed in a mini-greenhouse (more like a terrarium) thing that are starting to show signs of babies, but again, in low quantities, about 1 per leaf. These were started in Oct, I believe. I was hoping that the enclosed space would provide better humidity and speed up this process, but it didn't really seem faster, and I still have a low baby count. I don't really mind, as I don't want a million baby plants to find homes for, but I'm curious as to why I never get more than the 1 or 2.
So in a nutshell, should I be bagging them individually? Why don't I get more babies? And why can't I get sucker babies to take?
Well i'll tell you what I do and have great success, although everyone has their own way of propagating from leaves.
I use a small, 1oz. shot glass from the party store. Fill it up with dampened vermiculite, stick my leaf in and put it in a domed tray or other type container that seals well. If you are putting down many at one time, the large sandwich tray with clear lid from the deli works well. Or one of those foil roasting pans with lids. Anything that has a clear lid and seals. Then I place it under lights and leave it. I usually have mouse ears popping up in 4 to 6 weeks. Hope this helps.
I am questioning how long the petiole is that you put down.
I cut off the stem at no more than 1 inch on an angle with the cut facing forward. I sink it into my mix up to the leaf. I also chop the leaf off and put it into an enclosed container. Dependning on where the leaf came from on the plant determines how quickly it will send up babies. The third row is ideal. Older leaves take longer. Right now I think I have a leaf of Powwow from the 12th row. It's been there since last September.
Fred in NJ
Thanks everyone for the tips. I have the same problems as quinnfyre does. Two days ago I spotted my 3rd set of babies from leaves put down in Feb. 2007! I think some of the other leaves are trying to get into the violet book of world records! I'm also wondering if they are in too dark of a location. How bright is the light that you put your leaves into?
Well, I can't control what row it came from, as I bought the leaf, but that might be part of the problem... it may have been an old leaf. That particular leaf is in one of those 3oz bathroom cups, in a south facing window, but uncovered. That was how I first started leaves. Now I've changed my system to these little 2oz sauce cups, clear so I can see in, in a covered mini greenhouse thing from Ikea (basically, a terrarium or seed starter). I think I'll revise my system once more, to really get this down. When I started leaves last year, they were more of an afterthought, except for Snowy Sky. My very early success with leaves I started from my own plants made me think this was going to be a lot easier than it turned out to be. Well, it's not necessarily harder, just slower : )
So, here's the plan. Leaves put into the small 2oz sauce cups, enclosed in a smaller space than the mini greenhouse, in good light. Snip tips if no action is going on for more than 3-4 months. We'll see how that goes. And maybe this time next year I'll be saying, look how beautiful Snowy Sky is!
I laid my first leaves a little over a year ago, and most are starting to show their first flowers now. My way is similar to the ones mentioned, but I added a little more neglect....lol. I started most in little dixie cups and I never covered them. I had them about 6 inches under a small 20 watt florescent. I let them go bone dry, although I don't recoomend this, I lost a couple that way. I too cut the stem on a slant no longer than an inch. I misted them very irregularily, so it probably didn't do much for them. I think I have come to realize that more neglect than we think they can handle is healthier than doting on them like crazy (I do this too, it's never good for me to dote on a plant, because it's then doomed to die on me....lol)
I started seeing babies a few weeks later, and from there has taken a year to reach it's size now. Most of them are 3-4 inches across, 12-20+ leaves, most the size of coins. and some have had their first flowers, they started blooming a couple months ago.
No one mentioned or asked about whether rooting hormone was used. There isn't much need for it, but if it was used, it could take longer to see babies, because the leaf is more interested in growing roots than babies.
Is there a chill around them? Maybe the room is kept cooler than they like, causing them to grow slower??
It does seem really odd that there are no babies after a year, but if the leaf isn't dead, it's got to be doing something. Some take longer than others, but I would think you'd see something by now.
Keep us posted on how they do. Good Luck.
I've given up on finding rhyme or reason to why sometimes I get tons of babies and sometimes I don't. I started something like 75 different leaves from 15 or so varieties all at the same time last October. They all were treated exactly the same from day 1. Some leaves died, some produced more babies than I know what to do with, some are just now producing babies, and some are alive and well but have yet to do anything. I don't understand it and I've given up!
I ordered leaves and received mine last week. I did the root hormone and placed them in potting soil I mixed myself. I am keeping them moist but not wet. I just read all these comments and am thinking OMG a Year??? That is to long to wait. I should have just bought the plants. On the other hand I have started leaves just in water and had really good success and it was fast too. Within a couple weeks I had roots. So I don't know what is the best way to do it. I hope yours grow some babies soon.
I've found that my leaves don't do nearly as well if I baby them. I use regular potting mix, *BARELY* damp, like a wrung out sponge, bag 'em, and when they're well rooted (2-6 weeks depending on the variety) I wean them from the bag and put them with my plants; they do fine and throw up tons of babies, with maybe 98% success.
If you have large leaves, you can even cut a wedge from the top of the leaf (with the central vein as the tip) and plant that too.
Never, ever, use rooting hormone; the type of hormone they use encourages roots, but discourages suckers. You *want* suckers; those are your babies.
The damp soil method above also works for all kinds of AV rooting, such as suckers and de-rooted crowns. They take surprisingly little water to root, but you *must* bag them.
As for rooted leaves taking too long to make babies, try disturbing the roots; either bang it on the table or squish the sides of the pot a bit. That seems to give them a bit of a wake-up call.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
Years ago I rooted leaf cuttings in water overall successfully. Now I would like to try rooting in soil-less medium. I have a clear plastic bakery container that could house 4-5 little solo cups. Since Korina mentioned above that her potting mix is BARELY damp, I was wondering if it would be alright to place alongside the leaf cups another cup containing just water to help with the humidity.
Sprout -
If you close your container well enough - you do not need any additional source of humidity. They will maintain themselves. Soak the piece of acrylic blanket -or similar synthetic fabric - and wring it practically dry - put it on the bottom of your container under your solos. transparent shoebox or sweater box containers work well.
The issue is not to have water on the bottom - it can provoke rot.
OT question - why you do not want to start your own topic - instead of reviving an old one? Nothing wrong with it- but probably people who started it 5-10 years ago are not active now.
Taking out that cup of water asap before the humidity in there gets too high...
OT: When I transitioned from being a lurker to a poster I noticed the user instructions at the top of GardenWeb and was quite nervous of unknowingly committing forum faux pas. So I figured instead of me clogging up the forum with brand new threads for my seemingly endless questions, musings, epipanies, and whatnot, that I would 'add on' to existing, directly related old threads. Still playing this by ear, and thankful to have "met" some fellow AV-lovers :-)
You know what - I am hanging here for 10 years - thank you Fred from NJ for being a patient teacher to an enthusiastic newbie!
I think a couple times there were postings of non-adequate people and it was unpleasant and the administration of Gardenweb removed these postings in a hurry.
Otherwise - the more you ask the more you learn, the new approach of the beginners is fresh and useful to all of us. It is a forum for beginners who in turn teach the next generation. You can read books, you can study everything you can find on rachelsreflections.com - but there are always things you need to clarify - and people who do troubleshooting for you - they enjoy doing it.
So - if you want to ask if red pot is better than green - go forward- somebody probably tried and figured it out. (it is an example - I really have no idea)
I was just separating babies from the mother leaf yesterday and came upon something I haven't seen before. I had purchased a leaf that I put down. The leaf was old and huge. When I put it down, I used rooting hormone. When I was putting the stem in rooting hormone, I accidentally got some on the "leaf part."
Believe it or not, that is where the babies grew! The stem was rooted but the babies grew from the bottom corner of the leaf (which was touching the soil). I can't wait to see how the babies do.
Anyone else have this kind of experience?
In early March I put down 26 pairs of leaves I purchased on e-bay. As an experiment, I put each pair in a solo cup and cut the tip off of one of the two. Nearly all are sending out babies and I don't see any difference in the ones that had the leaf top cut vs. the uncut leaves. I have the leaves in their cups in a large sheet cake container (bakery type). The generous seller sent me three of some of the leaves. With the varieties I received a third, I put the extra leaf in a baggie with a little of the soil mix in the bottom and clothes-pinned it to my plant stand. I've started several leaves this way through the years. Well, of the leaves in the baggies, not one has sent out a baby - I guess I won't do this anymore. It has been a fun experiment.
Easy to start plants in a spring - everything just loves to grow...
After the leaves are rooted - baggie or dome - it is OK to keep them in the open.
I like to cut the tip of the leaf - especially LARGE leaves - prevents the solo cup from tipping over. The babies emerge fast in spring time - but in the fall - sometimes instead of growing babies - the leaf starts increasing to the size of a rhubarb - so cutting the tips to some extent prevents it.
Happy Separating and Repotting!


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Borthwick vows to fight for England place
July 7, 2010
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Saracens lock Steve Borthwick is determined to regain his England place after being dropped from Martin Johnson's Elite Player Squad for the forthcoming season.
Borthwick, who captained his country in 20 out of their last 23 Tests, was the biggest casualty when Johnson confirmed his latest selection last week. The 30-year-old paid the price after the likes of Tom Palmer, Courtney Lawes and Dave Attwood impressed on the recent tour of Australia and New Zealand, which Borthwick missed as he was allowed to rest following a knee injury.
Borthwick's spell as captain co-incided with several turgid England displays and he bore the brunt of criticism from the public and media, but he is determined to work his way back into Johnson's plans ahead of next year's World Cup in New Zealand.
"You always plan for a positive result and not to be selected was bitterly disappointing," he told The Times. "I reckon I was playing pretty well during the Six Nations and I would certainly have backed myself but I wasn't on the tour.
"I won't dwell on the negative side. The team is more important than I am, but I desperately want to be part of the success of the England team - that's all I ever wanted."
The 57-times capped forward, who was on honeymoon when he was told of his demotion to the Saxons squad, acknowledged that the second rows on tour had made an impact, but feels he was deserving of a place in Johnson's squad.
"The guys played well and when you have an opportunity as a player that's what you must do, take it," he continued. "But I believe I did the job asked of me over the last number of internationals. I'll get myself into the best possible condition to come back."
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For the 23rd year, Puritan Cleaners is collecting new and used coats, as well as monetary donations, for its Coats For Kids program. Each year since 1988, Puritan has collected coats of all sizes, cleaned and repaired them and then partnered with the Salvation Army to distribute them to Central Virginia's families in need. This year's program will run through Nov. 30. For details, visit http://www.puritancleaners.com/pcl08coatsforkids.
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Burlington Coat Factory is hosting its fourth annual Warm Coats & Warm Hearts Drive, in partnership with ABC's Good Morning America and One Warm Coat, a national non-profit organization dedicated to providing coats to those in need. Customers can bring their gently worn coats to any local Burlington Coat Factory through Jan. 17, 2011, and receive 10 percent off their purchases. All coats donated in the Richmond region will stay in the region and be distributed by Welcome Home CDC to children and adults in need.
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Dillard's Short Pump will host From Work Day Wear to Holiday Party: A functional and fun fashion event in partnership with the YWCA of Richmond, at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6. The show will feature choices in women's fashion and YWCA preschool students decked out in Dillard's holiday style. The event is designed to raise awareness and visibility of the YMCA of Richmond, which is dedicated to ending the cycle of domestic violence and sexual assault and to elevating children and healthy families.
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Seven-Eleven recently introduced redesigned coffee bars at 13 Henrico County locations, designed to attract younger customers and help traffic flow during peak times. The bars have new counters, countertops and color-coded signage, in addition to electronic thermal servers with digital timers that inform customers when the pot was brewed.
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Westminster Canterbury Richmond recently won two national awards and was recognized at the AAHSA conference in Los Angeles Oct. 31-Nov. 3. The American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA) awarded the facility its 2010 Excellence in the Workplace Award, which recognizes organizations that demonstrate effectiveness in fostering and advancing a healthy workplace culture and an environment that promotes the recruitment, retention and development of staff at all levels of the organization. The facility also earned the 2011 NuStep Pinnacle Award winner for excellence in older adult wellness programming.
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Markel|Eagle Partners LLC, developers of West Broad Village, recently announced Amy Gray as its new chief financial officer. Before joining Markel|Eagle Partners, Gray established the operational consulting firm Alternative Ops. Gray graduated from VCU with a degree in accounting. She is a certified public accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants , 100 Women in Hedge Funds and the Private Equity CFO Association.
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David Major, owner of the Kitchen Solvers of Richmond franchise, recently was honored by the Kitchen Solvers corporate headquarters with the Winners Circle Crystal Circle award. The award recognizes franchise owners who have exceeded $1 million in cumulative sales since opening. Major opened his location in November 2004.
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Meal Planning (3/30-4/3)
March 31, 2015 By Jessica Leave a Comment
Does anyone else get excited when a week crosses over into a new month? Just me? I can't believe it's April. The weather … [Read More...]
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Meal Planning (3/22-3/28)
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I know, it's already Wednesday and I'm just now publishing what we are eating this week. Ah well, had to get the Jerk … [Read More...]
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Jamaican Jerk Chicken
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Changing it up this week and starting out with a recipe for Jamaican Jerk Chicken that we made over the weekend. My best … [Read More...]
Learning from Legend
March 18, 2015 By Jessica 1 Comment
Over the weekend, I had the extreme fortune of attending a seminar with 4x CrossFit Games competitor Elisabeth Akinwale. … [Read More...]
Meal Planning (2/15-3/21)
March 16, 2015 By Jessica 1 Comment
Sorry, I literally dumped everything out on the counter when I got home, and the picture became kind of the … [Read More...]
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The Wise Samurai
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The difference between the price of electricity sold by a generator and the price of the fuel used to generate it, adjusted for equivalent units. The spark spread can be expressed in dollars per megawatt hour ($/MWh) or dollars per million British thermal units ($/mmBtu) or other applicable units. To express it in $/MWh, the spread is calculated by multiplying the price of gas, for example (in $/mmBtu), by the heat rate (in Btu/kilowatt hour), dividing by 1,000 and then subtracting the electricity price (in $/MWh). Also called a spark arbitrage.
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Many of the most recent terms to have been added to our glossary stem from the actions of regulators since the 2008 global financial crisis. The onset of rules, such as the US Dodd-Frank Act and European Market Infrastructure Regulation, has markedly increased the cost and complexity associated with commodity trading. Perhaps they have also increased the need for a handy reference guide such as this.
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Low in alcohol but big on flavor, this Sauvignon Blanc shows a different side of Uruguyan wine. Easy-drinking and varietally correct, this juicy SB is refreshing and fun. Grassy and citric, with good acidity, this would make an excellent aperitif or accompaniment to crab cakes.
Below is a listing of the wine review scores we frequently reference in our notes. While these sources remain an excellent source of information, we always recommend that you trust your own palate. Scores in these publications often represent the personal taste of an individual critic, which may not always coincide with your own. We have a huge team of excellent wine professionals that can match wines you've had in the past with new arrivals that meet your flavor profile.
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A continuation of good weather could ensure the completion of Vandalia's downtown enhancement project.
"Sometime in April we will be totally out of here," Terry Fields of Hank's Excavating and Landscaping of Belleville said during Friday's "Mornings on Main Street" meeting held by Vandalia Main Street.
Fields told city officials, some downtown merchants and representatives of Main Street that all of the concrete work has been completed, and that all brickwork should be done by the end of next week.
The Kaskaskia College Blue Devil Baseball Program and Blue Angels Softball Program will offer a free clinic to area players ages 6-12. This one-hour clinic will be offered following their home games on Saturday, March 27.
Both teams will host doubleheaders that day starting at 12:00 p.m.
The Blue Devils will play Lake Land College and the free clinic will be held immediately after the game at approximately 4:30 p.m.
The Brownstown Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday night to continue discussions with the St. Elmo District Board on a cooperative agreement for extracurricular activities.
That vote was taken after the board heard from a number of people in a crowd of about 60 people, many of whom are opposed to the agreement that would join the two districts for activities including high school and junior high basketball and baseball.
The St. Elmo Board of Education is scheduled to discuss the cooperative agreement at its regular meeting on Thursday evening.
Because representatives of Motown Technology & Sports Facility Inc. continue to ignore phone calls and e-mails from Vandalia officials, one alderman believes it's time to go to a higher power.
Mike Hobler believes that the city may get some type of response from the Motown group if the sheriff in the group's home county serves them with some type of legal document.
As a result of state aid shortfalls, the Vandalia Board of Education on Tuesday voted unanimously to honorably dismiss three first-year teachers who had been placed on Reduction In Force (RIF) status.
Those teachers – Bethany Nave (Pre-K), Annette McClintock (fourth grade) and Robyn DeMoulin (second grade) – were released because funding from the state is delinquent, causing the district to make preparations to drop the Pre-K program in the 2010/11 school year.
After the Vandalia City Council approved Vandalia Main Street's request for a one-day liquor license, it chose not to act on a request for a permanent license submitted by an individual planning to open a sandwich shop.
The council voted 5-3 to OK Main Street's request for a license that will allow the organization to operate a beer garden during its new SummerFest in July.
Two months ago, we asked that the city of Vandalia seriously consider discontinuing its relationship with Motown Technology and Sports Facility Inc. We're glad to see that city officials are moving in that direction.
Alderman Mike Hobler suggested at Monday's city council meeting that the city look at initiating legal action against the Michigan-based group, and Alderman Larry Bennett agreed.
Included in today's issue of The Leader-Union is a special section called "Salute to Agriculture 2010.
In that section, brought to you by several of the leading ag-related businesses, we highlight the many contributions of our farmers.
In a county like Fayette, it's hard to overestimate the impact of agriculture on our local economy. In most years, the fortunes of our farmers have a direct impact on the health of all other aspects of our business community. The ripples are that significant.
The case began with a telephone call to the Shelby County Sheriff's office in early December 1962.
Lyle McDonald, the newly elected sheriff, took the call, and was asked whether a loss claim for a wallet found in a schoolyard near Herrick had been made. The wallet contained $500 and belonged to a man named Tony O'Dell.
The caller said he did not want to get involved, but the sheriff should check some schoolhouse wells in the Herrick area for a body.
For the Vandalia High School girls basketball team, the 2009-10 season was a rebuilding year. After losing eight seniors and most of the team members who logged significant minutes, the Lady Vandals were depleted, to say the least. First-year head coach Michelle McNary had to rebuild a program basically from the ground up.
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Talking Foreign Events with Steve Yates
(IDAHO FALLS, ID) — Steve Yates is the CEO of DC International Advisory. The analytical and advisory practice assesses political risk and opportunity and provides situational awareness of developments in Washington and select foreign capitals. Steve joins Tim Lewis on Idaho's Morning News on most Wednesdays. This week the discussion was pointed to the Russian/Ukrainian divide and the continued "war" Israel fights with Hamas.
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BEIJING (AP) — Vin Diesel said Friday that the latest "Fast & Furious" film deserves a best picture Oscar but has two strikes against it when it comes to the Academy — it's an action flick and it's a sequel.
NEW YORK (AP) — Bill and Hillary Clinton are going back to the White House this spring — onstage, that is.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — It sounds like a Swiss Army knife version of a TV game show: a combination of a venerable board game, state lotteries, Las Vegas and seasoned comedian Billy Gardell as host.


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All I want is to be able to use FragmentTransaction.replace(...) and have fragments slide into and out of place just like activities, using the default activity animation.
By default the fragments simply appear and disappear. That is an acceptable default behavior.
With FragmentTransaction.setTransition(...) I can get Fragments to fade with a slight zooming animation. That is pretty cool, but it looks nothing like what activities do.
With FragmentTransaction.setCustomAnimation(...) a clusterfuck of things happen, and it looks ugly as hell.
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Fergus, ON—A check presentation event was held March 20 by Centre Wellington (CW) Hydro at A. O. Smith Enterprises Ltd. headquarters and distribution facility in Fergus to showcase how the saveONenergy RETROFIT PROGRAM makes it possible for commercial organizations to install and benefit from newer, more energy-efficient solutions that will help businesses operate more efficiently and improve their bottom line.
Milwaukee, Wis. —Through her passion of serving the Greater Milwaukee community, raising a family, and having great pride in her professional role and company, it is no surprise Assistant General Counsel, Anza D' Antonio, has made the Milwaukee Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list for 2015.
Milwaukee, Wis.—In celebration of 60 years of community service, the A. O. Smith Foundation is marking 2015 as the diamond jubilee. The foundation has provided over $37 million in financial support to worthwhile community organizations, institutions, and programs since 1955.
Bangalore, India—Dr. Neeraj Gupta, head-engineering of A. O. Smith India Water Products Private Limited has been appointed as a director on the board of Water Quality Association-India.
Milwaukee, Wis.— A. O. Smith Corporation (NYSE-AOS) today announced record sales of $2.36 billion and net earnings of $207.8 million, or $2.28 per share, for 2014 compared with $169.7 million, or $1.83 per share the previous year.
Milwaukee, Wis.— Directors of A. O. Smith Corporation (NYSE:AOS) today approved a 27 percent increase in the company's quarterly cash dividend to $.19 per share.
Milwaukee, Wis.— A. O. Smith Corporation (NYSE:AOS) will release its fourth quarter and full year 2014 financial results before the market opens on Tuesday, Jan. 27, and has scheduled an investor conference call to follow at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time).
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3590-3652 Long View Road
Almost all errands require a car.
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3590-3652 Long View Road has a Walk Score of 3 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
The closest school is Mccall Adventist Christian School.
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