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Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
Ask Mr. Smarty Plants is a free service provided by the staff and volunteers at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
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Saturday - October 10, 2009
From: Burnet, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Propagation
Title: Gathering Purple Coneflower seeds in Burnet TX
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:I have grown some Purple Coneflower and now am trying to save the seeds to plant next spring. I have a bucket full of dried tops and I know there is a lot of seeds. Is there an easy way to separate the cache from seeds and then store seeds till spring???
We don't know about an easy way, but here are the Propagation Instructions for Echinacea purpurea (eastern purple coneflower) from our Native Plant Database:
Propagation Material: Seeds
Description: Seeds may be sown outside in late fall or stored, stratified and sown in the spring. Plants can be multiplied by making root divisions in early spring however division seems to stimulate the development of too many stems and too few flowers.
Seed Collection: Collect mature seedheads in the fall and break them open to extract seeds.
Seed Treatment: Cold-moist stratification for two months improves germination.
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Kentucky may be well positioned to meet a carbon emission target for power plants set by federal regulators, even as U.S. Senate candidates there blast the plan, saying it will cripple the state's coal industry.
The Environmental Protection Agency seems to have listened to feedback from state officials before the rollout on Monday, said John Lyons, Kentucky's assistant secretary for climate policy.
The result: the Bluegrass State may be able to meet EPA targets between now and 2030.
"I appreciate EPA's stakeholder process. Undoubtedly they did listen to our concerns," Lyons told Reuters.
Shedding the carbon intensity of its fleet by 400 pounds of CO2/MWh will rely on retiring coal plants and shifting to natural gas, measures already planned to meet separate EPA rules on slashing mercury emissions.
"How far down the road that gets us? I'm not sure yet," he said, adding that market conditions could change drastically by 2030, making natural gas more expensive.
Kentucky gets over 92 percent of its electricity from coal plants, the second-highest proportion of any state, and is a major coal producer.
Its coal industry is the rallying point in the state's Senate race, in which Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell, the Senate Minority Leader, is being challenged by Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Lyons and Len Peters, the state's Energy and Environment Secretary, talked to the EPA for months. They urged a flexible approach that would allow Kentucky to use a range of measures to allow an achievable target.
The EPA assigned Kentucky one of the lowest targets in its proposal, which is based on a complex formula that factors in actions states have already taken to cut carbon and the potential they have to make further cuts.
By 2030 Kentucky must cut another 18.3 percent in emissions from its utility fleet from 2012 levels, the sixth-lowest target of the 50 states.
Washington state, in comparison, has a reduction target of 71.8 percent. Most of that is expected to come from the closure of a single coal plant.
Kentucky could also be hamstrung, Lyons said, by a state law that stops officials from using certain measures to comply with EPA rules.
The law, backed by the state's coal industry, says state regulators can only comply with EPA rules by making improvements at the site of a power plant.
And while the EPA has said that states should be able to reduce coal plant heat rates by 6 percent on average, Lyons said Kentucky's aging fleet may be unable to exceed a 1 percent cut.
Regardless of the anti-EPA noise in the dueling Senate campaigns, Lyons plans to keep working with the EPA during the next public stakeholder process, a 120-day comment period.
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Moms, dads, kids and toddlers in strollers waited in the cold outside Cherry Park Elementary School in East Portland on a recent Monday morning.
When the doors opened at 11 a.m. (on a no-school day for the David Douglas School District), they took their turn filing inside, walking along the four long tables of food that volunteers had arranged just moments before.
Like a mini farmers market, there were bright green bunches of kale and lettuce, bags of salad, plastic containers of carrot muffins and tiramisu, cartons of eggs and yogurt, jars of baby food and cereal, loaves of Daves Killer Bread and whole wheat hamburger buns.
You can take one of these, one of these, two of these, a volunteer told them. But most already knew theyd come to this school pantry before.
If we pick this, youll both have to share it, one mother told her son and daughter as they eyed a red velvet cupcake in its own package.
I dont want to split it I want it all to myself, the girl replied. The mother shrugged and added it to their bag.
Within 15 minutes, everyone in line had gone home with bags of fresh food theyll feed their families with for the next few days.
The same thing happens on Fridays, and for those who cant come pick it up, the school sends home bread, apples and other food through their backpack club.
For the past six years, at least 40 families each week have been served by the free Food to Schools program, hosted by a tiny Portland nonprofit called Urban Gleaners.
The donated items are all unserved, surplus food thats been rescued from local grocery stores, farmers markets, restaurants, farms and catering events by Urban Gleaners volunteers and delivery drivers, like a network of ants criss-crossing the city.
And its not Pop-Tarts and white bread theyre rescuing. The food is straight off the shelves and kitchens of Trader Joes, New Seasons, Zupans, Pastaworks, Simpatica Dining Hall, Sauvie Island Organics and Bon Appetits catering operations, among many others.
The pantry shoppers didnt seem to care that the limes and oranges were a bit bruised; the egg cartons contained one cracked egg; the desserts, packaged salads and sandwich wraps had been pulled on their sell-by date.
Urban Gleaners rescues about 50,000 pounds of food each week that otherwise would have gone to the landfill, where it breaks down and produces methane.
In that way, the effort is one of Portlands biggest efforts at addressing both hunger and food waste, two of the regions and nations biggest quandaries.
Eighty percent of fresh water in this country is used to grow food, and 40 percent of that gets thrown away, says Tracy Oseran, Urban Gleaners founder and executive director. Its horrifying.
In Portland, about 20 percent of the regions garbage is food waste, a problem officials at Metro and the city of Portland are working to address.
Meanwhile, one restaurants waste is another familys dinner.
Its a gift from heaven, says Cherry Park Principal Kate Barker, the first adopter of the Gleaners pantry program, having brought it from her former school. I thank my lucky stars every day we have this resource.
Gleaners need more
Today, Cherry Park is one of Urban Gleaners 23 free school pantry programs in the city, all serving high-poverty schools in East Portland.
At Cherry Park, 80 percent of students are eligible for free or reduced-price meals; the school serves many of them three meals a day (including a hot after-school supper served through the SUN Schools program).
Urban Gleaners leaders would love to expand to more schools, since its relatively simple to run just a bit of space and two to four trained, reliable volunteers on-site are needed.
The problem is ironically not enough access to local surplus food.
We get emails a couple times a week people saying our school would really like it, Diana Foss, Urban Gleaners director of operations and one of three and a half paid staff members, including the delivery drivers.
We definitely need more food, adds Oseran, a former caterer who started the program in 2006 when she saw no other organization doing exactly this. The need is overwhelming.
Urban Gleaners relies on the help of about 40 regular volunteers, who pick up food from restaurants, grocery stores, farmers markets and catered events across town.
Just six restaurants have weekly pickups scheduled. Thats a stunning reality considering Portlands crowded and sustainability-conscious food scene.
Were like the foodie capital of the world, and yet we and everyone else is just tossing all this food away, Oseran says.
Urban Gleaners is in talks with Metro and the city about how to expand restaurant participation to get the food to more people who need it.
One of the challenges they are trying to address is lack of awareness of how it works legally and logistically.
Both state and federal Good Samaritan laws protect people who donate food in good faith from liability.
And it does take some extra work to put leftover food in a food-safe container and store it in the walk-in fridge until pickup, but it becomes second nature over time, Foss says.
For us its really easy, says Bruce Kehe, spokesman for Hopworks Urban Brewery, one of the restaurants with weekly pickups.
Twice a week since April, Urban Gleaners has picked up about 30 to 60 pounds of pizza slices and pretzels from Hopworks two locations.
We produce the food in-house for the day, Kehe says. For various reasons they dont get served in the restaurant, but its still completely within code. Its a great opportunity for us to share those items.
The Moda Center and restaurants at Portland International Airport also send their food to the Gleaners on an occasional basis.
Prior to the Gleaners, Kehe says Hopworks gave their food to St. Vincent de Paul, which runs a Food Recovery Network they had to scale back last year.
The network used to pick up edible leftover food from about 30 locations but now is down to just nine, says Sharon Hills, St. Vincent de Pauls exeutive director.
Those include Nikes restaurants, the University of Portland, and chains like Chipotle restaurants, Olive Garden and Pizza Schmizza.
Last year they rescued 195,000 pounds of food mostly sandwiches, salads and pasta headed for the landfill. Volunteers bring the food to their warehouse in Sellwood and repack it, label it and freeze it before distribution to local organizations.
Due to a lack of revenue, St. Vincent de Paul scaled back last year from five positions to 1.7.
The hope is to start growing again, to pick up more food and serve the tremendous need.
We cant get as much; cant give out as much, Hills says. The ones that do get it, they really love it.
Avoiding the landfill
So whats the future of food collection in Portland?
Both Metro and the city of Portland have efforts underway to address the issue; parts of their initiatives will be coming to a critical juncture soon.
Specifically, Metro is working with local food generators grocery stores and restaurants, among others to divert more of their edible and inedible food waste from the landfill.
For the inedible scraps, We have mandatory requirements on the books, but never moved to make that an enforcement-oriented program, says Bruce Walker, solid waste and recycling program manager for the Portland Bureau of Planning and Susainability.
In order to enforce the requirement, Walker says, there must be enough capacity to hold and process all of that organic waste that gets composted and converted into energy at JC Biomethane in Junction City.
Metro is currently working on finding more capacity for increased loads of food waste though their Solid Waste Roadmap process, set for a decision next year.
For the edible food scraps, meanwhile, Metro is working with food generators to expand its Recycle at Work program, an initiative thats helped businesses reduce their waste since 2004.
About 2,500 businesses each year throughout the region participate, but there are about 60,000 businesses in the area, says Will Elder, Metros business waste reduction planner.
(Restaurants are) a very busy industry, he says. Its traditionally very difficult to tap into because of resource time and limitations.
There are about 1,000 large food businesses (with 50-plus employees) in the region, Elder says, which Metro will target first.
The goal is to recruit at least 100 new businesses into the program, Elder says. Since spring theyve already attracted 25 that have asked for assistance.
Gleaners Oseran is excited by the potential. Her agency soon will get a third delivery van, so theyll be able to designate a driver for restaurant pickups. If Metro can get enough (restaurants) to donate, well pick it up, she says. I wont turn food away.


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Are you a baseball fan? Would you go to a baseball museum in Kansas?
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"We go to baseball games once in awhile. I'd go to a museum to support a local group."
"I'm a big Cubs fan; that's my team. I'd go to a baseball museum in the area."
"No, I haven't followed baseball in years. "
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Gandalf 4 years, 3 months ago
All cubs fans will remain faceless to hide their shame.
Bill Lee 4 years, 3 months ago
I'm a Royals fan, but I'm not sure why Kansas would be an appropriate place for a baseball museum. I think there's no better way to spend a summer evening than sitting in the K soaking up the atmosphere.
Pitt_Mackeson 4 years, 3 months ago
Baseball?! We're definitely not known for baseball here in Kansas...... I think a basketball museum is much more appropriate. And we have one! Allen Fieldhouse! Basketball is practically our state sport, after buffalo ridin'...... and shootin'
Pitt_Mackeson 4 years, 3 months ago
Chris apparently doesn't catch the March Madness bug :C he's lucky. I got fired for missing work cuz I just had to watch every game! It's madness I tell you!
classclown 4 years, 3 months ago
I drove out to Cawker City just to look at a big ball of string. Of course I'd go to a baseball museum. About time we had something dedicated to a primary sport in this state instead of always settling for a secondary one.
Write2Know 4 years, 3 months ago
A baseball museum in Kansas would be about as silly as putting a space museum in Kansas.
kernal 4 years, 3 months ago
Yes. No.
Terry Sexton 4 years, 3 months ago
I been through Muscotah. They have a bronze plaque at the city park talkin' up their hometown boy, Joe Tinker. Tinker to Evers to Chance. Triple play immortality. So they got some chops; a museum is not completely random.
They need good marketing & a joint with good coffee & pie. Otherwise, it's over to the Corn Crib in Corning or possibly the Noe Place in Wetmore. I would think you'd need good pie in Muscotah, though.
If you do end up in Corning at the Corn Crib, get the chicken. It's really good.
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I received this in a trade last year. I have no idea what it is. I have it in shade. It lost all leave this winter and put out new ones this spring. It grows on a stalk or stem with leaves growing out of the top. Hope this helps, image taken looking down at the leaves.
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Could that be Jatropha multifida?
I have one exactly the same!
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I really like the folage.
Wow, busybee, that seems to be it. Never knew it bloomed. And I definetly need to get it out of the shade. Thanks!!!
Not busybee, but Dinu. ;}
Sorry about that, too many late nights on the computer. LOL Thanks Dinu for the ID!!! And busybee, the foliage on this one really attracts attention. Now if I can just see it bloom!
http://plantsdatabase.com/go/2445/ It will bloom something like this. Only the leaves are different and the stem get bulged like the belly.
Thanks Dinu, I can't wait.
I agree with Dinu, i have a few i grew from seed search for Jatropha multifida to compare pics i posted one about a month ago
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Pineapple Cup – Montego Bay Race 2013 – Living up to marquee status
by Kirsten Ferguson on 17 Jan 2013
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The Pineapple Cup – Montego Bay Race 2013 is expecting a fleet of high profile boats skippered by veteran and promising sailors to compete in one of the most prestigious offshore racing events in the world. The 811 nautical mile race will take place on February 8, navigating the treacherous route from Florida's Port Everglades to the picturesque shore of Montego Bay, Jamaica.
The 31st biennial Pineapple Cup – Montego Bay Race Presented by Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum is living up to its reputation as one of the marquee offshore sailboat races in the world by, once again, welcoming a fleet of high profile boats, both newcomers and veterans, to compete. Starting on February 8, just outside Fort Lauderdale, Florida's Port Everglades, this ocean racing classic will take competitors on a challenging all-points-of-sail course, stretching 811 nautical miles to the legendary destination of Montego Bay, Jamaica.
'This has been called the most interesting race because you are almost never out of sight of land the whole time,' said Race Chairman Ken Batzer (Lighthouse Point, Fla.), adding that the iconic race was established in 1961 and has been running either annually or biennially ever since. The current race record was set in 2005 by Titan 12 with an impressive elapsed time of two days, 10 hours, 24 minutes and 42 seconds. 'We have a real quality fleet once again this year and are hoping to have good weather.'
Past winners of the event include some of the most world-renowned skippers; Ted Turner won three times in Vamoose ('67), Lightnin ('73) and Tenacious ('79); the Johnson family won in Ticonderoga ('65); John Kilroy won twice in Kialoa ('75 and '77); and Jack King won in Merrythought ('91). Past competitors taking line honors include Sir Peter Blake on Condor ('79), Larry Ellison on Sayonora ('97) and Roy Disney on Pyewacket ('99).
Return contender Tom Slade (Ponte Vedra, Fla.) took second place in the PHRF 1 class in 2011 with his Santa Cruz 52 Renegade and marks this year as his fifth Pineapple Cup. 'It's got to be one of the best ocean races in the world. Not only is it challenging but also the scenery is just unbelievable, and when you get to Jamaica, it's like no other place. This race always has a very impressive fleet with a lot of great boats. We are going to try to sail well again this year, but more importantly, have fun.'
Event rookie, but veteran in the world of ocean racing, Michael Hennessy (Mystic, Conn.) will also be competing in his Class 40 Dragon. 'We'd like to be competitive, have a lot fun and enjoy a new course with new surroundings,' said Hennessy, who already has an impressive resume when it comes to offshore sailing, including racing double handed aboard Dragon in the Transatlantic Race 2011.
This year, Hennessy will be sailing with a team of five. 'We're looking forward to matching up against the other Class 40 (MacKenzie Davis' AMHAS) and racing handicap against the rest of the fleet.,' said Hennessy. 'Our boat is pretty well dialed in right now and moving fast.'
The president of the USMMA Sailing Foundation, Ralf Steiz (Kings Point, N.Y.), sailed onboard the Pineapple Cup's IRC Class winner, Genuine Risk, in 2011 and will be returning again this year with a new program, All American Ocean Racing, which prepares sailors, age 30 and under, for offshore racing. The team, which will be sailing the IRC 52 IceFire, hopes to race in the Volvo Ocean Race 2014-2015 and includes Mark Towill, Charlie Enright, Chris Welch, Chris Branning and Jesse Fielding.
The largest boat in the IRC Class is Jim Muldoon's (Washington D.C.) new Andrews 80 Donnybrook. 'This boat is definitely a racing boat,' said Muldoon who has raced in the event six times in the past on his other boats of the same name and this year will have 18 crew members onboard during the distance race. 'Donnybrook is bigger than any of my other boats; it has a canting keel and is very racing oriented.'
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Why has Dick Cheney been on the press circuit for a week, bragging about his involvement in waterboarding suspect terrorists, snooping into the correspondence and phone calls of millions of Americans, and making blood-curdling statements about tyrannical power that are, as Bart Gellman correctly notes, "even more radical than Nixon's"? Could it be that he's been promised a pardon for Christmas? At today's press gathering, White House spokesman Tony Fratto was quick to alert the media to be prepared for more pardons. Nineteen further pardons were issued this afternoon, but more are on the way, and presidents since George Washington have saved their most controversial pardons for their last day in office.
What, exactly, did Dick Cheney do that needs pardoning? Well, there's plenty besides the torture, the snooping, and the murky Halliburton dealings in Nigeria. Murray Waas has a remarkable scoop that may go overlooked in the holiday flurry: he offers up tidbits from the notes of FBI agents who interviewed Cheney in connection with Patrick Fitzgerald's probe into the outing of covert CIA agent Valerie Plame. The bottom line—Dick Cheney played a central role in the process, and he's still got plenty to be worried about.
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Freddie Gray's relatives arrived for the trial in the afternoon, after the prep-school kids had left. By their dress, they seemed to have just gotten off work in the medical and clerical fields. The family did not appear at ease in the courtroom. They winced and dropped their heads as William Porter and his fellow officer Zachary Novak testified to opening the doors of their police van last April and finding Freddie paralyzed, unresponsive, with mucus pooling at his mouth and nose. Four women and one man mournfully listened as the officers described needing to get gloves before they could touch him.
The first of six Baltimore police officers to be brought before the court for their treatment of Freddie Gray, a black twenty-five-year-old whose death in their custody was the immediate cause of the city's uprising last spring, William Porter is young, black, and on trial. Here in this courtroom, in this city, in this nation, race and the future seem so intertwined as to be the same thing.
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A former prison in Philadelphia that has served as a horror-movie set was being prepared as a detention center for protesters arrested at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump fired his campaign manager.
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Island Living: Why I'm Buying A Boat And Other Ways To Blow Your Money
On a recent gorgeous Saturday, I was sitting on our front porch with my laptop trying to look productive and important, when I noticed our neighborhood friend biking down the street while trying to balance a really large gas can.
Any normal person would pause what they're doing and ask, "Hey, Where are you headed?" So, naturally, I looked up and asked, "Hey, What are you setting on fire?"
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Everything you need to know about the Outer Banks Scenic Byway
By now, islanders and visitors have noticed the attractive new signs along Highway 12 on Hatteras Island that designate the road as the Outer Banks National Scenic Byway and direct visitors to area landmarks and points of interest.
The scenic byway was the topic of conversation on the latest edition of "To the Point," the Radio Hatteras interview show hosted by Island Free Press editor Irene Nolan.
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Launching the Outer Banks Scenic Byway
Do you know that the stretch of Highway 12 from Bodie Island all the way to Ocracoke Island and beyond is a part of a National Scenic Byway? And that it's one of only 150 stretches of road in the country to be granted this designation?
If your answer is "no," don't feel too badly – you're not alone, by a long shot.
But the National Scenic Byway designation is a project that's been in the works for well over a decade, and it's about to grab attention along the islands in a major way.
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Ocrafolk Festival: Like a family reunion
Cassie MacDonald feels that the Ocrafolk Festival is like a big family reunion. She and her sister Maggie, both from Nova Scotia and who perform Celtic music, have gotten to know many of the musicians and locals.
"But somehow you meet someone new each time that you've felt you've always known," she said in an interview as the festival wound down on a sunny Sunday. "It's one of my all-time favorite festivals."
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The craft beer wave is sweeping the islands
The craft beer wave which has been sweeping across the country – especially in North Carolina and Virginia – is coming ashore on Hatteras and Ocracoke islands in a major way.
Most every restaurant, grocery store, and nightlife establishment has taken notice of this national long-term trend and have responded by offering dozens of unique and hard-to-find beers on tap or in bottles for the beer-loving public.
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Island Living: Being comfortable in your own skin
Island Free Press columnist Joy Crist contemplates the meaning of being comfortable in her own skin after an encounter with Mr. Buck Naked, attired in a "shoelace and an eye patch," on the columnist's favorite "secret" beach.
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The Night Sky: Early June is good for planet viewing
The triangle formed by Mars, Saturn, and Antares will continue to parade across the southern sky. It will be visible near the southeast horizon shortly after nautical dusk on June 1. On June 3, Saturn will be at opposition. That means it will be the brightest it gets. And on the morning of June 5, Mercury will be at its highest point above the eastern horizon.
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Hatteras Island's first hostel opens in Buxton
Once familiar only to the young European backpacking crowd, hostels have been popping up across the country as affordable and community-oriented destinations for travelers to get some sleep, meet new people, and have a home base for exploring some of the nation's most picturesque areas.
And now Hatteras Island has joined the ranks of hostel destinations, with the opening of the new Hatteras Hostel in the heart of Buxton.
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Four Hatteras islanders honored with Governor's Volunteer Service Awards
Three 2016 Governor's Volunteer Service Awards were given out to four Hatteras Island residents at the May 16 Board of Commissioners meeting at the Fessenden Center in Buxton. With a packed house that included many supporters of each of the recipients, the honorees were praised and applauded by the crowd, as well as by the commissioners themselves.
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