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Started by Lyra , Apr 03 2012 05:31 PM
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Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:31 PM
hi there! I am total idiot when it comes to gardens and all things gardening so please, hang onto your hats, this question could come out garbled LOL
We have a bush in the front of our yard that is out of control and has been getting steadily worse since we moved in because we have never trimmed it (or whatever it is you do LOL) Anyway, we are ripping out all the plants in our garden, taking it all back to basics and starting again with 'plants for gardening idiots' But, the problem is that this bush thing attracts masses of butterflies in the spring. It's beautiful. So, what we want to do is to cut/transplant/insert actual technical term and put the cuttings into pots to make it more manageable. Ideally, we would like to have a few pots along a retaining wall to block people looking into the front of the house which is, I suspect, why the plant was put in the first place
Did anyone follow that? And can anyone give me any advice on what to do? We are having a working bee to get this done (also needs to be cleared so we can fit a wheelchair ramp in) so your instructions may be passed onto someone else
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:34 PM
I'm no expert, but do you know what it is? Some things grow very easily from cuttings, but others don't.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:34 PM
Bunnings run heaps of courses and also give great gardening advice. I would use them as a first port of call.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:35 PM
It depends on the type of plant it is....not all plants can be grown easily by a cutting.
If you really love the plant i would find out what it is and how it would tolerate being moved/pruned and placed in a large pot
Edited by Chasing daisies, 03 April 2012 - 05:36 PM.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:38 PM
Can you post a photo of it?
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:42 PM
QUOTE (Escapin @ 03/04/2012, 05:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Can you post a photo of it?
that would be helpful seeming as I don't know what it is LOL I don't have a photobucket account or anything like that
mylittleprince I didn't even think of bunnings Maybe I could take a bit of the plant and see what they say.
At the end of the day, as much as I love it, it really does have to go but I would like to have a shot at saving it
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:42 PM
Or take a photo to your garden centre?
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:52 PM
It sounds like it could be a Buddleia, they attract lots of butterflies and get a bit straggly and out of control if not pruned. You can take softwood cuttings, that's the new growth at the top and not the woody stems. You will need to dip the cuttings in a rooting hormone which you can buy at Bunnings, and then plant the cuttings in a sandy mix in pots. Keep them moist but not drowned. Hopefully that helps and you have some success.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 05:53 PM
Plant propagation is pretty simple, but the method depends on the plant itself. Most of the time you take a cutting from new growth, at least 20cm long, trim up to the first set of leaves, remove them and possible the second set, trim the tips of the other leaves, then put gently in a pot of potting mix. You can dip in some hormone rooting powder or gel if you wish, I don't always bother, but it's worth doing to up your strike rate.
Ideally you want a soft stem from your cutting, new growth shoots are usually perfect. Chose a healthy looking shoot, and try to cut with at least 3 pairs of leaves, if not more, just so you have enough to turn into root, and enough for the plant to grow.
If you google 'propagating plants' and similar you'll find a LOT of good tutorials with pictures, and videos etc. You'll be able to pretty quickly work out what method is best for your plant. Even if you don't know what your plant is called, you'll be able to tell in terms of what the plant looks like, growth and the like (similar 'style' if you will).
Good luck, propagating plants is fun and so easy once you get the hang of it.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:28 PM
Thank you Berrie and AmandaR. I have until the end of the month so I think I might grab some pots and some of that stuff you were talking about and give it a go
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Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:39 PM
As others have said - depends on what it is as to whether cuttings will take or not.
Another method is called layering (where you bend a stem to the soil and bury it (leaving top out) - but that takes a while for the roots to develop.
Cut a branch and take it to your local nursery to find out what it is. Then google how to propagate it.
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This study was aimed to determine the prevalence of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in slaughtered cattle in Bauchi State, Nigeria. The cause (s) of grossly suspected bTB lesions encountered at the abattoirs during post-mortem (PM), as whether due to Mycobacterium bovis alone or together with other acid fast bacilli (AFB).A cross-sectional abattoir based study was conducted on 800 cattle slaughtered in the Northern, Central and Southern zonal abattoirs of Bauchi State, Nigeria, from June to August 2013; using PM meat inspection, Ziehl-Neelsen staining (ZN) and confirmatory polymerase chain reaction (PCR) techniques.The occurrence of bTB lesions from the organs of slaughtered cattle in Bauchi State, showed that the lungs had the highest number of suspected tissues 65 (54.20%), followed by the lymph nodes 28 (23.30%) while the heart, liver, spleen, intestines and mammary glands had the other 8.3%, 6.7%, 5.0%, 1.7%, and 0.8%, suspected tissues respectively. By ZN microscopic staining all 100% (2/2) of the intestines were positive for bTB, followed by the heart with 50% (5/10), then the lungs 29.23% (19/65); while the liver, lymph nodes, and spleen had 25%, 21.43% and 16.67% respectively were tested positive for bTB. It was only the mammary gland that tested negative for bTB in all the suspected tissues sampled. By PCR, the intestines had the highest positive bTB with 100% (2/2), followed by the liver with 12.5% (1/8), and then the lungs with 7.8% (5/65). The lymph nodes had 7.14% (2/28) tissues that tested positive for bTB. However, the spleen, heart and mammary gland were all tested negative with 0%; indicating that the false positive for bTB detected by ZN were confirmed by PCR. While based on the location of the abattoirs in the three senatorial zones of Bauchi State, Bauchi zonal abattoir had the highest number of suspected bTB cases 75 (62.50%), followed by Katagum zonal slaughter house with 32 (26.7%) and then Misau with 13 (10.8%). By the ZN staining technique, there were 25 (33.33%) positivity in Bauchi Zonal abattoir, while Katagum and Misau abattoirs had 9 (28.13%) and 1 (7.72%) positive respectively. By the PCR technique, 9 (12.00%), 1 (3.13%) and 0 (0.00%) positive cases were recorded for Bauchi, Katagum and Misau abattoirs respectively.The present study estimated the prevalence rate of bTB in Bauchi State, using PM, ZN and PCR techniques at 15.0%, 29.16% and 8.33%, respectively. Bovine TB lesions found at PM were not all due to M. bovis alone, as other MTBC and AFB organisms may cause bTB-like lesions that were excluded by PCR specific primers. The prevalence of bTB was higher in Bauchi abattoir that supplies larger population of the state with beef. These findings also demonstrate the urgent need for public health authorities in the state to intervene in the control of the zoonotic bTB.
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- PLoS One 2016; 11(3):e0152063.
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Association of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) and Crohn's disease (CD) has been controversial due to contradictory reports. Therefore, we determined the prevalence of MAP in patients with CD and intestinal tuberculosis (ITB) and its association with clinical course.Blood and intestinal biopsies were taken from 69 CD, 32 ITB patients and 41 patients with haemorrhoidal bleed who served as controls. qPCR targeting of MAP-specific IS900 gene was used to detect the presence of MAP DNA. qPCR results were further validated by sequencing. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) was used to detect the presence of MAP antigen in biopsy specimens. CD and ITB patients were followed-up for disease course and response to therapy.The frequency of MAP-specific DNA in biopsies by qPCR was significantly higher in CD patients (23.2%, p = 0.03) as compared to controls (7.3%). No significant difference in intestinal MAP presence was observed between ITB patients (12.5%, p = 0.6) and controls (7.3%). MAP presence in blood of CD patients was 10.1% as compared to 4.9% in controls while no patients with ITB were found to be positive (p = 0.1). Using IHC for detection of MAP antigen, the prevalence of MAP in CD was 2.9%, 12.5% in ITB patients and 2.4% in controls. However, long-term follow-up of the patients revealed no significant associations between clinical characteristics and treatment outcomes with MAP positivity.We report significantly high prevalence of MAP in intestinal biopsies of CD patients. However, the presence of MAP does not affect the disease course and treatment outcomes in either CD or ITB patients.
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- J Altern Complement Med 2016 Apr; 22(4):255-61.
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The phytomedicine Tulbaghia consists of the fresh or dried subterranean organs of various Tulbaghia species. The genus is endemic to Southern Africa and includes about 20 species, of which only T. alliacea and T. capensis are naturally found in the winter rainfall climate area (the Western Cape). The genus forms part of the Alliaceae family and is a geophyte (plants with an underground perennation organ and leaves that die back annually). Their habitat can range from semi-desert to wet and boggy terrain. Wild garlic is most commonly prepared as an infusion or boiled in water and taken orally. Externally, as a medicated bath, wild garlic is used to treat paralysis and rheumatism and to reduce the temperature in a feverish patient. Internally, rhizome or bulb preparations are taken orally to treat fever; as a remedy for colds and influenza, asthma, tuberculosis, and stomach problems; as an antihypertensive; or to expel intestinal worms. It is also used as a prophylactic against winter infections. Rhizome pieces are often placed in castor oil to make eardrops. For fever and high blood pressure, a tea is made from the bulbs or rhizomes and a small cup taken three times daily. The leaves of the plant are used to treat esophageal cancer and may also be eaten as a vegetable. The demand for Tulbaghia in both formal and informal markets has grown exponentially. Sustainable harvesting focuses on only harvesting enough of the plant so that it still has the capacity for self-renewal. However, because both the above-ground and underground parts of Tulbaghia are commonly used in African traditional medicine, destructive harvesting of the whole plant is inevitable, thus necessitating the large-scale organized propagation of these plants. It is therefore important to establish a new strategy for the sustainable harvesting of these plants as commercial crops.


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Wife/family murdered and son kidnapped Van Damme (or V.D. as I like to call him) is out for revenge. He shoots up a bunch of stuff, runs a drill through a guy's kneecaps, wrecks some cars, cries a few times, drives a motorcycle through a mall, hugs some people, electrocutes a cop and shoots a triad who's tied up point blank in the face with a shotgun.
Honestly I liked this movie quite a bit, the ending was a little anti-climatic, but the cinematography was cool. I'd watch it again which is more than I could say for DOUBLE TEAM.
This movie is about a little girl who witnesses her father kill her mother. She is poorly cared for as are others in her countries when a woman takes her in as her own (Jean Claudes wife) for fear that she may be murdered herself. But when her father realizes what happens he takes action.
He has Jean Claude Van Dammes wife killed and is about to have his son killed when he escapes. When Van Damme gets back he finds his wife dead and he has his brother go searching for the kiler. Van Damme goes on a killing spree killing anyone who was in connection to his wifes death. And finally gets to the big man himself, the one who has his wife killed. In the end he kills him and gets wounded himself.
The main thing that sticks out in this film is Van Dammes acting, not his fighting. It seems like a blah blah story but if you would see his acting its magnificant. He really looks sad when he finds his wife dead, when he kills the people who killed his wife he has tears in his eyes why hes doing it. Like in one scene he beats a man over and over with a pistol and starts to cry why he does it, like getting all the anger out.
This has to be his best acting peroformance of his career. And anyone, and i mean anyone who likes action films needs to see this. Also this movie isnt directed by Jean Claude and it gets with the program for modern movies (it feels like it could of went to theaters) this movie gets a 10/10
1. Who is he? Ben Archer, a worn down bouncer with weatherbeaten features who's ready to quit his rugged life at high-profile clubs (think Swayze from Road House, but with an accent)
2. Which family member/friend must be avenged? His wife Cynthia (Lisa King) gets her throat slit (gruesome close-up afterwards), his father-in-law gets blasted, and his mother-in-law gets an explosive head-shot from close range (like popping a water balloon with a pin).
3. Does he take his shirt off? Because it's such an essential plot device, there is an early shower scene, a sex scene, and a bath scene in which JCVD is shirtless.
4. Does he have sex with a C-List actress? He gets to "say goodbye" to Cynthia very early in Cinemax-quality bawdy tryst.
5. Is there a tournament? This is a grisly, evil, realistic battle to the death. It's JCVD at his skull-crushing darkest. There is no time for a stupid tournament with rules.
6. Is training needed for this tournament? Didn't you hear me!? JCVD has people to maim, kill, and torture!
7. Does he do the splits in training or in the tournament? This is serious! Borderline psychotic executioners do not do the splits.
8. Does he punch someone in the balls? No, but his brother punches someone in the balls, and performs a free castration later.
9. Does he do a series of flying or 360 kicks? He's fighting the Chinese Triad. What do you think?
10. Is his enemy unbeatable? No. In fact, JCVD kills about 50 guys who previously thought they were unbeatable.
11. Does he overcome an injury or other hindrance? No hindrance, this is all about the revenge killing.
12. Does he win? JCVD does everything but cure cancer in this one.Read more ›
This fast-cut confusion made me very worried that I was in for a disaster of a straight to DVD movie. Fortunately, I was wrong. Everything climbed uphill from there and eventually even that opening was brought back full circle, into context, and the entire film managed to make sense. There are flaws to be sure, most notably that the villain Simon Yam (a great Hong Kong action star) has a terrible English speaking voice, too high-pitched and thickly accented to be commanding (though he is commanding when silent). Other flaws include lack of character development (why is the villain so cold and why is Van Damme in the business he's in?) and minor quibbles like Van Damme's wife, an INS official, questioning a Chinese refugee in english when she herself speaks Chinese. There's also some dark lighting and quick editing that make it hard to see every detail of the action scenes, but...
These flaws, however, are outshone by a gritty performance by Van Damme (a better actor than anyone gives him credit for), some truly exciting stunt sequences (there's a great motorcycle jump in a mall), and suspenseful direction that will make you sweat (drills, guns, and a switchblade, oh my!), and some that will make you jump (Van Damme and a window is all I will say).Read more ›
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This movie had great action and a lot of fun to watch. It wasn't too much different from other action movies, but i have to say van damme's acting has improved greatly in... Read morePublished on July 29, 2013 by Bruce
Wake of Death offers some of the best acting I have seen Jean-Claude Van Damme complete. Well worth the money.Published on February 8, 2013 by V.C.
This dvd is good but you can tell age is catching up on Vandamme. More gun play and less karate.Published on January 13, 2013 by Victor Nelson
Very good acting from JCVD. I enjoyed this movie as much as In Hell. I would definitly recommend it. It was enjoyable and did not have the usual JCVD karate action.Published on January 10, 2013 by Joe M. Ramos
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The Brandywine Minstrels set sail Nov. 2 to 11 for their maiden cruise of the Toptanic in their show ōBon Voyageöat Brandywine Heights High School. Proceeds benefit the BHHS art, athletic and music programs.
The showōportrayed the individual shenanigans of the MinstrelÆs five Endmen and how they disguise themselves finagle their way as not to be caught as stow a-ways on the voyage,ö said Director StevenSchwoyer.
Their cruise was nondescript. Setting sail from any harbor, the time period of the cruise took place from 1912 to current day. The ports they visitedwere undetermined as well as the antics of the five Endmen, Porkchop, Kapper, DJ, Mikey and Terry Bollinger, alias, Shorts.
The show retained the Minstrel format, an interlocutor served as the showÆs host, Endmen delivered jokes and sang solos, a chorus remained on stage throughout the entire show, and featured vocalists and ensembles, live music provided by pianos, drum set, sting bass and other accompanying instruments and segments of the show centered around God and the USA, said Schwoyer.
ōThis format has been the basis of Minstrel shows since the 1800s. It is refreshing to see a community and surrounding area continue to unite presenting a production which is such a tradition within the Brandywine Heights School District,ö said Schwoyer. ōFurthermore, it is admirable for the group of performers you see in the show and those behind the scenes who volunteer their valuable time and talent to make a show like this possible.ö


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Yesterday, 09:31 PMalex@ABRhouston commented on article Automotive labor rates explained in BMW Performance Forums, Tuning, Blog, Motorsport, and Modification NewsDon't take this the wrong way...... but no, it seems that you have no grasp on how a professional technician and/or shop does business. I did not say "mechanics" that work out of their garage. I did not say enthusiasts who think they are "mechanics" who work on other peoples cars. I did not say shops who have NO EFFING RIGHT to touch your car because they have slum bags for techs or who run it. I'm talking about a professional shop who has millions in insurance for YOUR safety, overhead of professional technicians with 30-100K in their own tools, a shop with half a million dollars in equipment and a warranty behind their parts. I know people have explained this multiple times, but here it is (again)...... There is a set amount of labor that each repair shows how much it pays. All manufacturers have one. Long story short, the factory has a tech do a job like 10 times and take an average- and that's the warranty time (normally undercut) with factory tools and factory procedures. Typically customer pay is 1.5 times the cost of warranty (typically average time) So, lets give you an example. A widget under warranty pays 6 hours to replace. This widget has training on how to replace it, experience needed, repair instructions, proper diagnosis, needs special tools and (procedures on how to use the special tools and not break them). The first time I encounter this widget on this new car, it takes me 9.8 hours. It's frustrating, its cumbersome..... its not a winning job and not something I'm looking forward to do again. In fact, screw widgets in my book. But, hey this isn't a buffet, what comes in the door and in my bay is what I get. 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PETALING JAYA: Cases of water shortage among the orang asli are isolated, said the Department of Orang Asli Development (Jakoa).
Its director-general Datuk Mohd Sani Mistam said almost all orang asli villages had implemented the Water Supply and Environment Safety programme under the Health Ministry.
"Nevertheless, the department is still monitoring the water shortage crisis by communicating closely with orang asli village chiefs as well as Village Security and Development Committees," he said in an e-mail to The Star.
He was responding to the crisis affecting orang asli communities in Tanjong Keruing in Pekan, Pahang, and Kampung Keliat in the Lojing district of Kelantan.
Mohd Sani said Jakoa was also getting the Pahang Water Supply Department to help the communities in Tanjung Keruing.
It had also informed the Rural and Regional Development Ministry of the status in Kampung Keliat as the matter was under the ministry's purview, he added.
"If the water shortage crisis prolongs, Jakoa will request for help from the states to provide water supply trucks to the communities," he said.
Centre for Orang Asli Concerns coordinator Dr Colin Nicholas said the cases of orang asli suffering from drought might be isolated.
However he added that they were likely to affect around 100 villages – between 10% and 15% of orang asli in Peninsular Malaysia.
An estimated 25,000 to 30,000 orang asli live in low-lying areas and they rely on water from swamps and wells, he said.
Dr Nicholas said the orang asli had been suffering from water access problems for many years.
This happened when their sources of water were polluted by mining and logging and the use of pesticides and fertilisers in plantations.
"The water sources in Kampung Keliat in Kelantan, for instance, were polluted by iron-ore mining.
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To better serve customers, Crowley Maritime Corporation's Miami-based liner services and logistics personnel, along with those from subsidiary Customized Brokers, are relocating to a new office and warehouse in the heart of the Miami import-export community at 10205 NW 108 Avenue, Suite 1 effective Jan. 30.
The groups will continue offering their full suite of shipping and logistics services in a collaborative, solutions-oriented way from the new facility, which is more than 123,000 square feet and offers increased yard space to store containers. The joint Crowley - Customized Broker location will facilitate faster delivery of customer cargo due to its closer proximity to Florida's Turnpike highway and Crowley's main South Florida container port, Port Everglades. The new distribution center is outfitted with a state-of-the-art, 24-hour security to ensure the safety of cargo and equipment.
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