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Confidence Lost - Chapter 8
New York City… a moment later…
Dick had never felt more nervous about anything in his life. After instructing Damian to remain on the rooftop, which the teen oddly had no argument against, he took out his grappling gun and made his way to the balcony where his brother was waiting. He could feel his heart thudding in his ears as he silently landed just a couple of yards away from Tim.
Observing his brother from the distant rooftop through telescopic lenses was nothing compared to standing within arms reach of him. This close up he could see how much Tim had grown over the years. Though he obviously gained in height and was now maybe two or three inches shorter than Dick, he was still obviously the shortest of all of Bruce Wayne's sons, adopted or otherwise. Despite not being a vigilante any more, it looked like Tim still took good care of himself. There was one curious observation that Dick filed away for contemplation later.
His scars were all missing.
Over his years of work as Robin, Tim Drake had collected a generous amount of battle scars, like everyone else in their family who fought crime. Gunshot wounds, stitched up blade injuries, burn scars, etc. However, as Dick stood there looking his brother over, he could see nothing but clear, unmarred skin across his upper body.
"Took you long enough," Tim said after taking a moment to drain the last of his wine. "I was beginning to wonder if you'd ever show up."
Dick raised an eyebrow behind his mask. "You were expecting me?"
The man before his shrugged. "Of course. I know what you're here for." He motioned for his brother to follow him into his home.
Dick was at a loss for words. Tim was expecting him? Did his memory return between the incident at the gallery and now? Wordlessly, he stepped into the well-lit apartment and absorbed all he saw. Though this was clearly a studio apartment, what it lacked in size it made up for in style. It looked like Tim had developed a taste for good art, antique furniture, classic novels bound in leather, and fine wines. The only sign of his former addiction to all things hi-tech was a small unassuming laptop on his dining table next to the kitchen.
It definitely wasn't the typical bachelor pad he kept when he was the same age as Tim, and Dick was certain Alfred would be praising the Lord almighty that at least ONE of his boys developed a sense of good taste.
"Here. Catch."
"Huh?" Dick was distracted from his observation by a small black remote tumbling through the air at him. His quick reflexes allowed him to snag the object before it had a chance to rebound off his chest. "What's this?"
Tim shrugged. "That is how I got into the vault in the Wayne art exhibit this afternoon."
Dick stared at the device with confusion. "You think I'm here for this?"
"Of course. Why else would you be here?" Tim poured himself another glass of wine. "I tried to tell Peter that Bruce Wayne would have someone from the cape and cowl set watching over the gallery. Must be nice having the Batman in your back pocket."
The derisive tone of voice coming out of the man who looked like his brother stung, and Dick had to resist the urge to wince. The dreamlike quality of the evening had come to a screeching halt. Quickly, he was reminded that while yes, this man was Tim Drake, he didn't know that. His brother was calling himself Neal Caffrey, and Neal Caffery had never met Dick Grayson or Nightwing. In fact, Dick came to the late realization that he had next to no clue who Neal Caffrey was. "It doesn't sound like you care too much for folks like me," he remarked casually as he made a show of looking over the device. He honestly couldn't make heads or tails of things like this. This kind of object was the sort of thing he'd give to Damian or Barbara to puzzle out.
Neal smirked. "Well, in my previous line of work, avoiding you and your comrades was kind of the point."
"And what was that work?" Dick's curiosity was piqued.
A surprised look crossed Neal's face, before melting into amusement. "Wow… And here I thought my reputation preceded me with nearly every law enforcement agency in the world." He shook his head and meandered over the mirror. "Although, I suppose never having visited Gotham did do a lot to keep me off the Bat's radar."
Dick frowned. "You're not going to tell me?"
"Of course not." Neal said with a charming, yet extremely sly grin. "You people have a reputation for being detectives to uphold. I can't just give you the answer. That, would be an insult to your competence."
If Dick didn't know better, he'd have sworn up and down he was bantering with Selina Kyle back during the height of her Catwoman days. It was an uncomfortable comparison, to say the very least, and triggered more questions than he knew what to do with. He tumbled the device in between his fingers.
"I suppose that would be the same answer if I asked you exactly where you got this thing?"
Neal flashed him another thousand-watt smile.
"Well then," Dick said as he pocketed the device in an empty pocket on his utility belt. "I suppose we're done here. It's been an enlightening visit."
"Oh we must do it again sometime," Neal said as he followed Dick to the balcony. "It's been fun. Although, next time, call ahead first. We can do tapas. I know this great little Spanish place just down the road."
He was mocking him! Tim—no Neal- was mocking Nightwing! He obviously held no great fondness for masked vigilantes, but he wasn't at all intimidated by one in his home. If Dick didn't know that this was really Tim, he'd have thought he just spent the last few minutes with Selina Kyle's non-existent cocky little brother. The realization made Dick's head spin. He pulled out his grappling gun and aimed it for the nearby rooftop. Before he let the line fly, he glanced over his shoulder at Neal. "It was nice to meet you, Neal."
"Pleasure was all mine."
Dick was quickly back on the rooftop where Damian had been waiting. The teen had a stoic expression on his face, as he normally did to the untrained observer. However, Dick was an expert in reading his youngest brother's subtle facial cues. As soon as he saw Robin, he could tell the teen knew more than he was letting on. Dick frowned as he turned opened up the com link with Barbara once more and spoke with both of them at once.
"Alright you two. I want everything you have on Neal Caffrey, and I want it now."
Author Notes:
The dream-like state has ended for Dick Grayson, and now the reality of the situation has settled into place. Neal Caffrey does not like costumed vigilantes. Neal Caffrey was once in a profession where avoiding them was a high priority. Neal Caffrey's silver tongue reminds him too much of Selina Kyle's. And tomorrow morning, Dick Grayson has an appointment with Peter Burke.


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Opening day
Evelyn gets dragged along to an amusement park on the opening day. As she is about to leave she finds that everyone has disappeared and she is trapped in the amusement park with 4 other people.
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"Everyday things don't happen everyday. My heart stop when I realized what was happening. I've watched the movies, I've played the games.. But an amusement part is the last place you would want to find yourself trapped in."
I stared blankly at the entrance and only exit of the park. I couldn't remember anything except I had come to this amusement park on the opening day in the north part of the state. I was about to leave and everyone.. disappeared. I don't know where they were just gone.
I was only a few feet from the exit so I look over at it. It was strange. It seemed to, glisten. Wait glisten?
I tried to walk up to it and I hit my head harshly. I let out a yelp and I rub my now red forehead. "Glass? Well whoever trapped me hear must be an idiot because anyone knows glass can be broken." I say in my head. I scope around to find a rock big enough to break the glass wall. If I was leaving here I don't want to leave with glass wounds from trying to break the glass with my body.
Just as I think breaking the glass was a lost cause I find a large rock near the entrance fountain. "Perfect." with all my strength from years of softball I hurl rock towards the glass wall. I couldn't believe my eyes because it bounced back in front of me like a tiny pebble.
"What the... THIS IS LOGICALLY IMPOSSIBLE!" I yell out in an inflamed voice. I start thinking how can this be possible. "It could be bullet proof glass. No but if it was bullet proof glass it would at least make a scratch. Just as I thought it's impossible." I run my hand through my jet black hair as I lean against the so called glass.
I hear my phone ringtone go off as I do so and I get up to check it. I start to pace around once I read it.
"All of you're time here will end once your number reaches zero." The text reads.
"What does it mean 'all of your time here will end'? Are there other people here?"
I check for any sign of me having signal and I didn't. After a minute of me trying to analyze what this text means and how it got to my number when I don't have any signal a number popped up on my screen. It was twelve.
I hear a slight breathing over my neck then I hear a vaguely deep voice say something. "Why is your number lower than mine?" he says.
I look over my shoulder and see a guy with dirty blond hair and sunkissed skin looking at the number before it disappears.
I didn't see him walk towards me so I was frightened and I let out a small scream. And somehow along the way I managed to lose my balance causing me to land square on my back.
"Are you ok over there?" he let out a small chuckle. "Sorry I didn't mean to scare you."
"If you didn't mean to scare me then why were you hovering over my shoulder like that?"
He held out his hand to suggest to help me get up but I rejected his act and I got up by myself rubbing my back and let out a quiet sigh of pain.
"I think it's time for me to introduce myself. I'm Thane."
"What's with the medieval name?" I question silently in my head. "I'm Evelyn." I finally say after 30 seconds of silence.
An awkward silence loomed between us before I broke it saying an idiotic question. "Do you know if this 'glass' is all around the park?"
"To my knowledge it is. I only checked on the other side though."
"How long have you been here?"
"From about around 6. I just started working here."
"Well no duh, its only the first day it been open." I look at the familiar orange and white striped uniform. It surprising suited him well. "I came right when they cut the red ribbon like they do in those movies. I was about to leave with my friends when everyone disappeared. I knew I shouldn't have came here on the opening day." I say with another small sigh escaping my lips.
"I knew I shouldn't have worked here. I don't even like amusement parks." I could see regret flash in his crystal blue eyes. I stare into them for awhile. They were too beautiful to not stare.
He waves his hand in from of my dozed off face. "Evelyn. Are you in there?" With those words I snap back to reality. "Did you hit your head, you were just staring at me like i was crazy."
I shake my head and rub my eyes. "No I'm just tired."
"How about you go to the café, I'll meet you there. I have to take care of something alone." I have the urge to not believe him but if he doesn't meet me there he can't escape. If he could judging by what I've seen by his personality he would have left right when he was stuck here.
"Ok. Stay safe." When the words left my mouth turned around and started walking in the other direction from me.
I don't know where I was going but I eventually find a light brown building with a sign above it reading "Porcine café" I observe the building and I see that it has no windows.
"It should have windows. There is such a beautiful patch of flowers outside." I stopped questioning the building and I walked in seeing a very tall guy and a short girl already in the building. I stop right in front of the door preserving my surroundings.
The tall guy walks over to me and looks down. I don't know whether it was because he was a stranger or because he was towering over me but I felt very uncomfortable with him standing right in found of me.
"Hi there! What's your name? Mine's Bryce." he says with a voice of butter. His brown hair shone in the light of the café. His eyes were as green as the emeralds in Chrissy's necklace. He had olive skin and I can hint a few freckles on his face. He seemed so blissful even in this situation.
"Evelyn. And, who is that." I say looking at the pale, clear skinned girl sitting at a table.
"I don't know. Whenever I tried to talk to her she ignored me." He said as he shrugged his shoulders.
"I'm sure it's nothing personal. Let me try to talk to her." I slowly make my way to the girl with light blond hair and a pink hat on. The rim of the hat covered majority of her face, all I could see was her mouth that was curved into a frown. Judging by that I could tell she would be shy.
"Uh... Hi. What's your name?"
"Lena." she says under her breath.
"W-What was that?"
"My name." she lifts up her head. "It's Lena." she says as she lowers her head back into the same position.
"Hi Lena!" I said as i energetically waved to her.

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Last week, Neil Hamilton, the Trade and Industry Minister, issued a list of six companies (see below) alleged to have been selling policies without authorisation, and said four others were under investigation. Any company wanting to underwrite insurance must be authorised by the DTI.
In an answer to a parliamentary question, Mr Hamilton said: 'Recently, there has been an increase in the number of illegal motor insurance operations coming to the attention of the Department. Many of these cases have involved targeting particular groups of motorists who have been affected by rises in insurance premiums. For example, young drivers and those with convictions may be attracted by the unusually attractive rates offered.
'Those running illegal operations will usually advertise their products in a very limited way. Thus, advertising may be restricted to particular local areas or limited to distribution of leaflets to domestic premises.
'Such approaches should be treated with some caution.'
A spokesman for the Association of British Insurers (ABI) said it had been receiving inquiries about unauthorised companies. 'Sometimes, people have bought from agents selling in the local pub, and they have then disappeared.'
The ABI's members include most authorised insurers in the UK, and the organisation can confirm whether particular companies are on its books.
A spokeswoman for the DTI said she believed that in one of the cases investigated, consumers had handed over hundreds of pounds in premiums.
Motorists are particularly vulnerable to the activities of unauthorised firms, because they risk prosecution if they do not have valid insurance. The Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) administers a fund for people hurt in accidents caused by uninsured drivers. If it has to pay out on a claim, it might then pursue that individual for the money. All this is in addition to losing premiums to the company that sold the dud policy. Roger Snook, claims manager at the MIB, said he had received inquiries from members of the public about Westbridge Corporation, one of the companies named by Mr Hamilton.
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You may think you know Tom Chaplin. His soaring, emotional voice lay at the centre of Keane, the anthemic, multi-million selling British band who scored 5 number one albums between 2004 and 2013, delivering such unforgettable hits as Everybody's Changing, Is It Any Wonder? and Somewhere Only We Know. Now, Tom Chaplin returns with his extraordinary solo debut The Wave, a self-penned album revealing the real man behind the songs. It is a journey from utter despair to redemption, love and self-acceptance, told with enormous, emotional pop music. The voice is the same. The songs tell a whole new story.
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If you're not sure what to do with old T-shirts, try turning them into cute dresses, perfect for the summer! This Girls Tank Dress tutorial from Victoria Lavertu will show you everything about how to sew a dress and ways to create dress patterns for sewing. This dress is surprisingly simple to make, and a great way to recycle clothes.
- An existing tank top (works well with a too small tank top that is too short but still fits fine on top)
- Fabric for the skirt portion
- Sewing machine
- Coordinating thread
- Scissors and/or rotary cutter and mat
- Iron
- Measuring tape
- Measure how long you want the tank top portion of the dress to be. It should hit around where the waist is. Mark this on both ends of shirt.
- Cut a straight line across the shirt at your markings with scissors or a rotary cutter.
- Lay your fabric piece along the bottom of your top piece and measure how wide your fabric will need to be. Be sure to add extra for seam allowance.
- Cut your fabric, then zigzag or serge all sides to prevent fraying.
- Fold the bottom part of the skirt part for a hem and iron.
- Sew your hem, then press with an iron.
- Meet up your two short ends of the fabric piece and sew together for your side seam.
- Press your seam with an iron.Your bottom portion is done, now you can attach the two pieces. Tuck the top into the skirt piece.
- Start pinning together. It's easiest if you line up the hems of the skirt and top parts first.
- Keep pinning around. There will be excess of skirt compared to the top, remember, to add some volume to the skirt.
- Sew your pieces together.
- Iron the seam upwards.
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I have tried to make these dresses so many times but fabric keeps stretching.I could not figure out how to cut the bottom. Always came out way too much fabric and bottom always looked okay but not to my liking.This tutorial on lining up the bottom and cutting using the shirt shows me what I did wrong. Now they should look great. Anyone else have this trouble? Thanks for the tutorial.
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What a great way to extend the life of clothes that have gotten just a wee bit small. I haven't sewn since high school (and I admit that was many moons ago) but have a renewed interest now that I have grandkids. Retired, I have more time to re-introduced myself to the creativity, and fun projects.
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I think this is a great idea. I volunteer to make soft toys and garments for our Operation Christmas Child project and this will work out perfectly. I am a long time sewer and have so much fabric stash that this will be easy. I'm sure there won't be a problem finding outgrown T shirts from others. I had been thinking about doing this but hadn't seen any directions before until I happened on this one. Thanks!
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The 9 a.m. trips will be given May 2 and 16, and June 13 and 20. They are first-come, first-served, and people must register ahead of time.
Rangers will explain how people have interacted with and changed the land.
Each excursion will last two or three hours. All equipment and canoes are provided.
To register for a trip, call the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Education and Outreach Office at 866-554-6319 or Park Ranger Jody DeMeyere at 985-882-2024.
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Having just proved himself as the most successful member of England's small Indian Premier League contingent with some good performances for King's Punjab XI, Bopara readjusted to the long form of the game well enough to score an unbeaten 118 out of the home team's 289 for 7.
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Other batsmen were less successful, Pietersen among them. Dismissed by the bowler of the day, Fidel Edwards, for a first-ball duck, England's most recent former captain looked to have received an almost unplayable delivery. "It's not a great ball to get first up – 90 mph and swinging out," agreed Bopara, who saw it all from the non-striker's end. "It's a horrible ball to get. But I'm sure he will learn from it."
A gaggle of reporters assumed Bopara's final comment was meant as a joke. As the laughter subsided, though, he insisted with a face as straight as many of his defensive strokes: "There are ways of combating that. You can lower your backlift and that sort of stuff. When you've got someone like Fidel bowling 90mph and swinging it away you can just leave your bat quite low and not go so hard at the ball."
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"I've felt very relaxed over the last couple of days and I'm glad it's gone my way," said Bopara. "I think sometimes it [playing Twenty20 cricket] works to your advantage. If you come from a place where you've been trying to play positive then, as a batter, you get into better positions. If you are a bit negative you get tentative and start poking at the ball. So I think it worked to my advantage.
"I hope I go into the next Test batting at No 3 and, hopefully, for the Ashes as well. It's a big thing for me and I'm looking forward to it." Bopara's name is already on the honours board at Lord's, albeit handwritten on a piece of white tape, after he joined the list of batsmen to score a Test century at the home of cricket. "I'm really proud of that," he said. "When you come to Lord's and you play county matches you wonder whether your name will ever be up there. So I'm very happy."
The man of the moment gave his colleagues a hint to get cracking with the pen and masking tape, drawing an outline of the board with his finger and then making a squiggle sign immediately after reaching three figures. And, had there been any justice, Edwards could have done something similar last night. He took four wickets but also had three catches dropped and must try again today to claim the fifth victim that will put his name up in lights.
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Fondariffic is great to work with and tastes really good but I just had a terrible time working with it. I had the worst problem with the square cake and I never had a problem with square cakes, even the first time a covered a cake with fondant.
Anyone else use Fondariffic? I would love to find out what your experience is.
I have used both and have not had any problems with Fondarific though I have recently had a ton of problems with Satin Ice (cracking). Fondarific was able to be rolled out quite thin and went onto my cake like a dream...
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I'm knitting the chick from Zoe Mellor's book, Knitted Toys. Her charts and patterns don't include any instructions or suggestions for how best to do the increases (or decreases) to make the different shapes for the toys. As per the suggestions from other posts in the forum, I've been using the knitted cast-on so far to work the increases.
This worked great for casting on additional stitches at the beginning of the rows, but now I'm to cast on stitches at the end of the row as well.
If I work to the end of the row, then I have no more stitches with which to work the cast-on. Should I create the stitch before the last stitch and should I continue to use the knitted cast on, or better to use some other M1? If this is happening on the wrong side (perl side), would using the knitted cast-on before completely finishing the row make it look weird?
Thanks for the help!
End of the row is the same as beginning of the row. Just turn the needle and cast on, it won't make a bit of difference.
Thanks for the quick reply. I can't just turn the work and keep going b/c I need to actually work a perl stitch on that last stitch. Otherwise, I have only 24 stitches before then I start the next row instead of 25. Make sense?
You can do it anyway. Move the needle to your left hand, cast on the st, then put the needle back in the right hand and purl the last stitch. I don't see why you have to work a stitch after you cast on a stitch. And if it's only 1 st, you can just use the backward loop cast on. Or just use a M1 increase.


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Posted on Thursday, February 22 @ 21:57:26 PST by Duke_FerrisWhether its vacations or video games, it seems like I'm forever doomed to complain about bugs. And oddly, the very first computer bug was actually an insect.
I love everything else about the tropics: the warmth, the wildlife, the ocean, the relaxed attitudes, the rum... but the bugs are almost a deal-breaker. I'm not talking about the giant bug on my arm here, he was cool, it's all the little biting ones. Belize has these tiny biting gnats that actually cause you to bleed before the bites swell up and start to itch. Now that I'm home, it's a relief not to be coated in bug repellent all the time, and the itching is starting to go away. At least that first computer bug was just a moth lodged inside a Harvard Mark II back in 1945. I have no problem with moths.
Buses on the other hand are terrifying, or at least they can be as proved by my most video game-like moment on vacation. The bus system in Belize is actually very convenient, and all the buses are actually old U.S. school buses. It all works well - when there's only one of them.
The problem, it seems, is that the government doesn't regulate the buses at all, so bus routes can be run by pretty much anybody with a bus. When two buses get too close together trying to run the same route, Road Warrior style vehicular combat ensues - because whoever can get to the next stop first, gets all the passengers and their money.
This happened to us on the two lane highway between Belmopan and Belize City. Our bus decided it was going to pass another one by going into the other lane directly into the oncoming traffic. The second bus was having none of that and gunned it to try and stop us. So our bus then swerved right and tried to physically force the rival bus off the road, all this while barreling down the highway at 80 miles an hour in the wrong lane.
That's all fine and dandy in Grand Theft Auto, but in real life I think I'd rather play Desert Bus.
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Stan Pohmer of the Pohmer Consulting Group, Texas A&M's Charlie Hall and Ball's Marvin Miller held three sessions at Short Course on Soul Searching & Marketing In Today's Challenging Marketplace, getting into some of the big picture issues and industry philosophy going forward. Here are some of their thoughts: Contract growing. The expansion boom of box stores and mass merchandisers of the late 1990s has slowed down considerably, says Pohmer. Sweet real estate spots are taken, so these stores are now focusing on organic growth—making existing stores more successful and profitable. They don't need the number of suppliers they once did, but they need a robust product offering, leading to the rise of the contract grower. Competitive pricing and marketing. The differences between big box and independent garden centers has changed over the last few years, and it's worth taking a look at the differences. Miller says that in the markets […]
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One of the biggest knocks against wind turbines is they make too much noise. Another knock, mostly from environmentalists, is that turbines exterminate birds that fly into their path. But VQ Wind, a Santa Clara, Calif.-based company working with Private Garden, has found a possible solution. It is offering a turbine called the VQ WindJet that's designed for industrial, agricultural, commercial, municipal and residential use. Only one or two VQ WindJets are being used in the United States right now–the turbine is actually a product that originated in South Korea–but the company, VQ Wind, is at the OFA trade show to introduce the product to greenhouse growers. The wind turbine achieves virtually no sound, Vice President of Business Development Malcolm Davies says, because it rotates at less than 10 percent of the speed most turbines turn. Learn more about the VQ WindJet at VQWind.com. Learn more about Private Garden at […]
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A number of marketing programs have come and gone the last 10 years, but the ones that are still around are tied to specific plants that perform. The classic example is Wave petunias and the spinoff series–Tidal Wave, Shock Wave, Double Wave and Easy Wave. If the original 'Purple Wave' didn't offer performance that was dramatically different from a traditional seed petunia, the entire marketing program would not be possible. It would not have caught on. Slapping a clever name on an ordinary plant won't work if it doesn't mean anything. You can fool the consumer once but not twice. Repeat purchases are what make brands successful and establish a following. The same is true with Knock Out roses. Superior performance and growing ease made them a hit with consumers and landscapers. As I drive around, I never cease to be amazed at how widely used they are. They have […]
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As I am writing this, Mother's Day weekend has come to a close and we are in the midst of a strong lawn and gardening spring season. Indications across the country have pointed to robust sales, albeit some regions have experienced stronger sales than others. I would anticipate with the weather patterns evidenced this year, summer may even surprise us. Of course, fall is our next biggest time of the year and as long as weather cooperates, the other major influencing factor is the economy. The good news is the economy continues to show signs of recovery. Real GDP grew at a 3.2 percent annual rate in the first quarter this year, as strong growth in consumer spending and inventory rebuilding contributed to the bulk of the improvement during the quarter. Business investment was supported by equipment and software spending, but investment in structures continues to lag. Government outlays were […]
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Steve Cissel has been on a journey to aggregate plant information to consumers since 1998, when he founded Green Industry Online. Green Industry Online became Green Industry Yellow Pages in 2001, and it expanded into 10-20 Media three years ago. Today, Cissel serves as CEO of 10-20 Media, and he's a creator of GardenPilot, the research tool for iPhones and iPads that features illustrated plant information pages where consumers can access information. Cissel offers a unique perspective on Internet marketing and its potential for growers. GG: You recently told us the demand for mobile media exposes a weakness in the greenhouse floriculture industry–its fragmentation–and a simple example you used is the fact that plants have Latin names, nicknames, potentially more than one common name and different names in different regions. Although mobile media exposes a weakness, what opportunities does it offer growers, breeders and others to simplify gardening to consumers? […]
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When you're comparing structures and coverings, wouldn't it be great to know which styles and materials will perform best for you before you make a change or start to build? USDA's free Virtual Grower software program allows you to do that by analyzing the efficiencies of your current structures and constructing models for new ones–all from the comfort of your office. The idea began in 2003, when plant physiologist Jonathan Frantz joined USDA's Agriculture Research Service at the University of Toledo in Ohio. His background was in vegetable crops and he started asking local flower growers how they make decisions related to the greenhouse environment–light, temperature and air movement. With energy efficiency becoming a top concern, Frantz and programmers Bryon Hand and Lee Buckingham set out to develop computer-generated models that would help growers make informed decisions that directly impact energy consumption. The model allows growers to compare styles of […]
May 24, 2010
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Now that the health care reform bill has been passed, you need to know how your business is affected. Does the new health care law require you to offer insurance to your employees? Do you get a tax credit if you do? Will you be penalized if you don't? How do the rules differ for companies with more or less than 50 employees? How does the insurance exchange system work? Those are just a few of the key questions attorney John Satagaj will answer during the SAF Health Care Webinar scheduled for Wednesday, May 26. The hour-long event begins at 7 p.m. Register here to reserve your place.
May 13, 2010
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From rolling benches to Dutch tray systems to moveable containers, benching technology has improved significantly in recent years. More and more, though, it seems growers are looking to the floor as their first option for production. "It's absolutely a trend I'm seeing," says Bill Vietas, vice president of sales for Rough Bros. "You go to most places and you'll see people growing on the ground again." For Rough Bros., which sells both greenhouse structures and benches, that shift has been very apparent. "We do flood benches, rolling benches and Dutch tray benches, and we have seen a decrease in all three of those areas," Vietas says. "Our bench sales are maybe a third of what they used to be. It's very interesting but you just don't see them as much anymore." But why? "I don't think they're doing it because it necessarily produces a better quality product. I think the […]
May 3, 2010
Monrovia Putting Transportation Safety First
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The California Trucking Association (CTA) recently honored Monrovia for its outstanding safety record on the road with the Fleet Safety Award, marking the third year in a row Monrovia has been recognized as such. According to Lee Zwahlen, head of shipping, Monrovia has one of the largest privately operated fleets of any nursery in the United States, with 17 trucks and 50 trailers. "From our 1,100-acre Visalia and Venice Hills nurseries, we delivered 2,400 trailer loads of Monrovia plants with an estimated 12,000 deliveries last year," Zwahlen says. Safety professionals from the CTA safety staff review accident statistics of the top contenders and audit their safety programs each year. The awards program judges companies on issues such as accident frequency, personnel and hiring systems, documented safety policies and procedures, driver-safety training, internal accident handling procedures and participation in the association's safety activities. "While Monrovia is often recognized for its high […]
April 27, 2010
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Health care reform legislation signed into law by President Obama has generated lots of questions from business owners about what the new law will mean to them. "Even those people most involved in the debate have questions about how the bill will affect their businesses," said Drew Gruenburg, chief operating officer of the Society of American Florists (SAF). "They wonder if premiums will go up or down. Who's covered and who's not? When does it all take effect? How will this affect their employees…family…customers? There are just so many unknowns at this point as the final regulations are being written." To answer some of these questions and help make sense of the law's impact on employers, SAF details the provisions most likely to affect small businesses and when those changes will start to occur. Employer Requirements Effective: Jan. 1, 2014: In the strictest sense, the law does not force employers […]
April 27, 2010
Pursuing An Energy-Efficiency Project?
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The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) unveiled its financial grant and loan guidelines earlier this week. The program is intended to promote energy efficiency and renewable energy development for rural small for-profit businesses and agricultural producers. REAP grants of up to 25 percent of the total eligible project costs are available this year, and REAP loan guarantees can help finance an additional 50 percent of eligible project costs. The maximum grant available is $500,000 for renewable energy projects and $250,000 for energy efficiency improvement projects. Projects requesting less than $20,000 will receive priority consideration this year. The deadline to apply for a REAP grant or loan this year is Wednesday, June 30 at 4:30 p.m. Applications must be in our office by that date and time to receive consideration. Applications received before June 30 may, however, be processed and funded on a competitive basis. Learn more about your's operation's […]
April 21, 2010
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The California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers (CANGC) and the Oregon Association of Nurseries (OAN) successfully resolved a federal lawsuit against South Carolina on Monday. The two associations filed a lawsuit March 10 challenging a regulation that disrupted shipments of plant material from California and Oregon growers. South Carolina chose to rescind the contested regulation rather than fight in court. Shipments of nursery products are expected to resume immediately. The suit stemmed from actions South Carolina took last year. In 2009, the South Carolina Assembly enacted a regulation that prevented California and Oregon growers from shipping plants that could be host to Phytophthora ramorum (Sudden Oak Death). The regulation required nurseries in California, Oregon and Washington to perform special inspections, provide extra documentation, and give advance notice for all shipments. Such requirements are illegal under the federal Plant Protection Act and unconstitutional under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. […]


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(For more market insights, including options activity, click on ; for the Day Ahead newsletter link.reuters.com/mex49s; the Morning Call newsletter, r.reuters.com/vut44v) U.S. stocks were little changed on Tuesday following two days of gains on Wall Street as investors weighed the implications of strong economic data on the path of monetary policy over the next several months. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 9.47 points, or 0.06 percent, to 15,629.65, the S&P 500 lost 2.44 points, or 0.14 percent, to 1,765.49 and the Nasdaq Composite added 3.085 points, or 0.08 percent, to 3,939.676.
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Beijing to Lhasa Journey
We commence our journey in one of the world's most majestic cities, Beijing. Here we visit some of the most historically significant landmarks including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and China's largest man made structure, the Great Wall. After sampling some exquisite local cuisine, we board our overnight train to Xian and marvel at one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century, the Terracotta Warriors. After visiting Xian's lively Muslim quarter we stroll along the magnificent city walls before a flight to Xining where we board our overnight train to Lhasa. Here we take in the highlights of this ancient city including the Potala Palace, the Jokhang Temple and the Norbulingka - a great way to end this unique experience.
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My wife and I have recently returned from travelling which incorporated in late April the Beijing to Lhasa journey organised by World expeditions.
For the Beijing to Xian sector we were guided by Qui Ming who we called Milly.
I would like to record what a pleasure it was to have Milly as our guide.
We have travelled extensively in the past and had many guides. Milly stands out as the one we will remember for the exceptional way she looked after our group.
Milly's knowledge, and her ability to explain things, could not have been better. In fact she had so much she could tell us that there was never a moment when she wasn't being asked a question.
She chose where we dined, and ordered for us, after ascertaining what people liked or disliked and we were never disappointed. The restaurants were usually local, not tourist only places, and we appreciated that.
When we had time to ourselves she enquired if there were things we specially wanted to do and made sure we knew how to get there and back and what to expect. On one occasion when all in the group wanted to visit a Houtong she arranged it and came with us in what should have been her time away from us.
We were a group ranging in age from about 40 to 70. She appreciated that, at times, some were getting physically tired and she would vary what we doing to accommodate that.
Above all I will remember with pleasure her sense of humour, her always cheerful demeanour and the extra things she did for us beyond what is not normally expected.
Milly is an exceptional guide and I would recommend her to anyone going to China.


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Traditionally, we've mostly associated Santa Cruz bikes with all mountain domination however, a few hours spent riding the Highball Carbon CC Mountain Bike Frame, newly remodeled to include this 27. 5 option, has gone some way toward changing that perception. The brand name may still be most synonymous with bikes like the Nomad and 5010, but if you're missing out on the Highball's blazingly fast rear triangle and smart tracking front end, then you're, well, missing out. As with the original 29 inch model, the 27. 5 Highball is a single piece layup of carbon fiber instead of a jigsaw puzzle of individually cured carbon tubes. This allows Santa Cruz to wrap the fibers continuously around structurally important junctures like the head tube and bottom bracket, strengthening the frame, dissipating the force from impacts and pedaling load, and allowing for comparable strength with less material and a lower weight. Translated into trail talk, this means the Highball will hit the bricks when you stomp on the pedals, dampen high speed chatter, and hold lines like a cat on carpet all with a low weight that makes any full suspension bike look like a bloated downhill only machine. The Highball does address the lack of rear suspension with a diminished seatpost, down to 27. 2 millimeters. While this doesn't quite equate to the square edge hit capabilities of the Nomad or Bronson, it does help to eat up trail vibrations that tend to accumulate over the course of a long ride. Up front, the 27. 5 model has a more moderate head tube angle than the Highball 29er. At just 69 degrees, it rides the divide between slack stability and razor sharp handling, keeping you in control while helping to control the terrain. Unsurprisingly, it also has shorter chainstays than the 29er version, which maximizes the hardtail rear triangle's efficiency while mashing. Finally, Santa Cruz's approach to the carbon layup process deserves a quick mention before we sign off. The carbon is compacted...
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I would greatly appreciate some input on where to go for snowboarding / loving ....its for a long weekend (feb 28th to March 6th) getaway with my girl in the USA. I know this is a vague question.. but I know very little and cant decide... every blog I read throws me off even more...:dizzy:.
I have my heart set on Colorado ... but hear they are having bad snow???
Utah also sounds very good... not too interested in the NE ...Its the area of the USA I have seen the most
Please keep in mind I live all the way down in Miami... which chops out most options like Montana or Oregon because they seem to be too freaikin far....
Im looking for mostly beginner to intermediate courses because of my girl... but would like a fairly large mountain so that I don't spend all day grabbing lifts... happened to me in the NE and it sucked....
Ideally, I would like to find a nice town or area for us to get to know.... and hopefully combine that with good snow and a nice mountain.. anything pop into mind?
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Are you flying or trying to do this as a road trip? If you're flying it doesn't take much more time or money to get to Montana than Colorado. If you're driving, you're going to spend twice as much time driving as you are actually at the resort no matter where you go.
Filght wise, Colorado is much Cheaper than anywhere else on Southwest.
I say just go to Colorado, I am. And actually at the same time as you. I to am from the south, close to New Orleans. I've been looking at snow reports on onthesnow.com and they are getting snow, just not the big dumps like the local people would like but for people like you and me, I think you will definitely be satisfied with what they are getting. Breck just got like 10" just yesterday. A-Basin is opening more and more trails everyday. Summit County is a great place to go. Yea, they are not "epic" right now but, dude they got snow. I've stayed just about everywhere in Summit County and I love it there. If it is just you and your girl, I say Breck.
Jay Peak and Stowe in Vermont have equal if not deeper bases than the mountains near Vail. Even Sugarloaf in Maine has 28 to 39 inch base where most CO mountains in that range have mid 40s. If you can go to Jay or Stowe and it is cheaper than CO than I would just do that.
If you actually want snow go to Jackson Hole. Might be a bit pricey though.
Oh, forgot to mention, Steamboat is getting their fair share of snow, more than Summit County. There is a storm forecast to pass clean over CO. soon. Check out onthesnow.com
If you're flying why would anything seem to far? The difference in flying to UT and CO or flying to WA, OR, or Tahoe really isn't that much. Plus, if CO is really where you wanna go, and you live in FL, the snow they are getting will be plenty for you.
ok so .. i think i have narrowed it down to breckenridge and steamboat... sounds good??...
breckenridge seems easier to get to, therefor probably more crowded.. but i can live with that...
steamboat seems nice and much easier to get to .. but how long is the drive from denver?? i think its like 4 more hours...
anyways .. any input on both places would be appreciated... specially... tickets....lodging... ... something decent but not too pricey.. im not rich.. but am willing to spend a bit to make it a perfect trip...
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