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At the Erie County Department of Health, Health Education Program, we have many resources for our community members to borrow. Please fill out the Loan Policy Form to request the video you want to borrow and fax to 814-451-6716.
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Active Me, Healthy Me: Being Active as a Family.
9th to Adults
13 min.
Description of benefits, steps to take for active family.
Let's Get Moving with Exercise and Healthy Food
Kids of all ages
22 min.
Shows kids the food to eat for energy, aerobic exercise for 15 min.
Kidz Get Fit!
Kids 5-12 years
20-30 min.
A high-energy activity video that does aerobic stations at the zoo. Increase body awareness, balance, coordination, and basic strength.
Sit & Get Fit!
Adults/ Disabled
30 min.
A gentle, chair or chair assisted exercise program. Easy to do exercises for all ages.
Fit & Easy!
Workout for getting starting or need a low impact workout. Little exercise goes a long way to maintain and improve health. Gives health tips as you workout.
The Wellness Workout
1 hour
Basic, easy to follow body-conditioning program. Helps to lose unwanted body fat, firm, tones muscles, and feel motivated. Gives great health tips.
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ABC's of Clean
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A handwashing and cleanliness program for early childhood programs.
An Ounce of Prevention Keeps the Germs Away
All Ages
29:35 min.
There are four segments to this video, handwashing techniques, cleaning surfaces, animal clean up, and immunizations. (CDC)
Wash Those Hands
9:26 min.
A teenage girl teaches the necessity and proper way to wash hands. A "how to" demonstration segment shows the kids the correct way to properly clean hands.
Thumbs Up For Kids
K-4 grade
23 min.
Demonstrates kids can understand about how germs get into the body, and what they look like. Games, songs, spelling, and cartoon pictures.
Girl Hygiene
Kids in puberty
30 min. each
Children learn about body changes and how to take care of them. Showy and entertaining way for kids to learn about their bodies.
Head Lice
5 min.
Common sense for the common problem.
Head Lice: An Itchy Problem
K-5th Grade
Women and cartoon lice answer questions, who, what, where, when, and how related to lice. Scenes to teach how lice are detected, removed and prevented at home and school.
Lice Prevention and Treatment
6 min.
A teaching aid for parents.
Heart Health
Healthy Heart – Changing Habits
12 min.
Changing habits with diet for healthy heart. Health as a package deal, cooking differently, shopping for low fat foods, dining out tips, and step-by-step guide.
Barber Shop Talk
African American
Men to men talking about their health and heart. Ideas to change soul food cooking, food groups, and physical activity.
Put Away the Frying Pan
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Female patient and her doctor talk about changing habits and making traditional food changes the family will like.
Cholesterol Control
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High Cholesterol- An Introduction to Treatment
9-12th grade
Describes risk factors, numbers, fats, diet change, exercise, and treatment.
Lyme Disease
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Adult outdoorsman
Prevention of Lyme disease for outdoors people. Wear the right cloths and sprays.
Hitchhikers in the Woods
Diagnosis and treatment for Lyme disease. Physicians ability to diagnose and educate the public.
Tick Talk
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What You Should Know
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60 min.
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Facts for Kids
18 min.
Includes doctors "ticked off" and do tick checks.
Nutrition/ Diabetes
Put the Fat Back
AA/ Hisp.
16 min.
A person newly diagnosed with diabetes. Shopping tips for all food groups, label reading, and ways to choose fresh foods.
Diabetes Prevention & Control
African Am.
Explains risk factors, signs, and symptoms.
Children & Type 2 Diabetes
Understand the causes of type 2 diabetes, learn about diet and exercise to control blood sugar, meal plans and avoiding food traps.
Understand the causes of type 2 diabetes, learn about diet and exercise to control blood sugar, meal plans and avoiding food traps. (Spanish)
Nutrition/ Health
Family Talks About Being Healthy
5th and up.
Adult role model
24 min.
Family works together to reach goals. Child learns to be healthy and suggests to make small goals and reach them as a family. Exercise, quit smoking, stand up to friends, eat less snacks.
About Good Nutrition
Why, what, and how about good nutrition. Basic learning about all food groups.
Janey Junkfoods' Fresh Adventure
K-6th grade
Janey needs to make the juggling championship. She is tired and worn down, not eating the right foods. Her friends help her make the healthier choices in a store.
Teen Health: Nutrition and Diet
5-9th Grade
A registered dietician and nutritionist work with teens to explain good nutrition and good eating habits. Tips on reading labels, menu selection, and preparing foods.
Nutrition/ Weight
Managing Your Health: Weight Control
26 min.
African American woman chooses to lose weight step by step. Starting out small with exercise, and making goals. Ends with classroom discussion questions.
Childhood Obesity: Reversing the Trend
Parents/ Children
28 min.
Presents two hospital-based programs that are helping children lose weight. Set realistic goals, based on good health, not appearance, how to succeed with portion control. Points of views from parents and overweight child.
Stress Management
Achieve Balance
Get organized, communicating effectively, setting limits, establish support groups.
Working with Stress
17 min.
Job stress poses a threat to the well-being of workers and organizations. Gain knowledge to overcome the threat.
Back Strength
5 skills to have a strong back, all aspects of healthy back. Posture, lifting, relaxing, flexibility, strength
** Other health topic videos may be available in other departments.
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We first received a vision for this ministry in 2003 while returning from a trip to New York City where our group joined others in ministering to the homeless. During our return to Pittsburgh, some of us realized that we could do the same thing in Pittsburgh. We began by simply praying for direction and in October of 2003, we started what is now known as "No Walls Ministries." We started going out on Friday nights with a thermos of coffee and some donuts. We went under bridges, into alleys, along the rivers, and through the streets of Pittsburgh. With what we experienced that first night, we knew that this is where God wanted us to be.
At the present time, we have our church services at New Hope Methodist Church on the North Side ofPittsburgh with approximately fifty people attending weekly. We provide complete services for the people such as communion, baptisms, funerals, and weddings (after certain requirements are met), After the service, we provide a fellowship meal, distribute clothing, new socks, new under-garments, and toiletries and even give free hair cuts twice a month. On Wednesday evenings, we have started a discipleship study group to address the need for more personal ministry. For a more relaxing, fun time of fellowship, we have movie days and an annual picnic in May corresponding with Pennsylvania's free fishing day.
Finally, we are teaching the people to serve by establishing a helps ministry that addresses the maintenance needs of New Hope Church and its congregation.
We thank the Lord for small beginnings and we remain open to the leading and guiding of the Holy Spirit for our ministry.

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Crews have started tearing down the iconic Candlestick Park, longtime home of the San Francisco Giants and 49ers.
Sifford is often regarded as the Jackie Robinson of professional golf and was awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Obama in 2014.
If you think you need to run a marathon to be healthy, a new study says not so fast – too much jogging may be as bad for you as being a couch potato.
Some people may sleep more than others, but a new study from the National Sleep Foundation breaks down how many hours you really need each night
The hull of the Confederate Submarine H.L. Hunley, the first sub in history to sink an enemy warship, has been recovered 150 years after it sank.
Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans - with a little help from Snoop Dogg - took on football greats like Jack Youngblood and Rocky Bleier in this annual tradition.
Tourism in Beijing is down 10 percent as the city struggles to establish clean air standards.
The long-awaited reboot of the 1980s classic is now reportedly in negotiations with the core cast, including Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig.
The Cirrus SR-22 ran out of fuel near Maui, Hawaii, and the pilot is in good condition after being rescued.
They've managed to defy American trends and maintain popularity over the decades -- and now they're enjoying a resurgence.
As the Super Bowl nears, the NFL is breaking its silence, confirming that under-inflated footballs were used in the AFC Championship game.
The latest Zagat survey declares two restaurant trends are over after dominating menus.
Students return to a military-run school in Peshawar, Pakistan, Monday for the first time since Taliban terrorists killed over 150 people.
If you've ever hidden credit cards, bank accounts or purchases from your significant other, a new study says you're not alone.
SplashData's list of the worst passwords for 2014 is out and includes easy guesses for hackers, like "123456" and "password."
A new study says one in five kids eat pizza daily – adding extra fat, calories and salt to their diet and significantly contributing to childhood obesity.
The rocket propelled the Dragon capsule on a supply run to the ISS, but the attempt afterwards to land it intact on a drone ship ended in dramatic fireworks.
Engineers at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. claim to have discovered the most effective way of organizing your dishwasher.
It's called cold empathy and explains why you may shiver sometimes after your officemate does first.
After being flooded with mittens for koala bears with burnt paws, animal welfare experts are now asking the public to sew pouches for orphaned joeys.
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At 1:30 p.m. ET, the yield on the benchmark 10-year note reached 2.5%. It briefly touched that level on February 15 and got very close on February 3, before falling back each time.
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Founded in 2002, CashForYourMac (www.CashForYourMac.com) and sister company QualityMacs (www.QualityMacs.com) have been buying and selling the highest quality new and used Apple products, and making it fast, easy, and hassle-free for fellow Mac users to upgrade Mac systems. Proudly located in beautiful San Diego, California, USA, we are a proud Platinum PowerSeller on eBay with an all time customer feedback rating of 100% positive. We've been growing at an incredible pace, with monthly sales setting new records every month. We take great pride in providing the VERY BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE and work hard to earn our customer's rave reviews.
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How to Make a butterfly birthday cake
This video shows you how to transform a plain cake into a butterfly cake. You start with a round cake. Cut off the dome, cut the cake in half, then cut the cake like a peace sign. Arrange the pieces to form the butterfly. Apply a thin layer of icing to form a crumb coat. To set crumb coat, place cake in freezer for fifteen to thirty minutes. Now you apply a thick layer of icing, about a quarter inch thick over the entire surface of the cake. Use different colored icing to create a pattern of your chosing on the wings of the butterfly. Lastly, use a candy stick for the butterfly's body.


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Entrepreneur and Venture Management Association (EVMA)
The EVMA is a graduate student organization that provides MBA candidates and others with opportunities to learn more about entrepreneurial opportunities and careers across a variety of industries and fields. The student-led group schedules numerous talks, roundtables, and other events throughout the year – facilitating active discourse between successful entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, business angels, students, and other LA-area professionals in or associated with the venture management community.
The USC Entrepreneur Club (e-Club)
The e-Club, the Marshall School's largest undergraduate organization, is committed to the support of students with entrepreneurial interests. Throughout the academic year, the e-Club's student members organize talks, workshops, networking events, and field trips that allow them and their peers to interact with and learn from some of the most prominent members of LA's entrepreneurial community.
SPARK SC: Student Innovation at USC
Our mission is to inspire a culture of innovation, expose students to hands-on experiences, support current innovators with mentorship, and connect like-minded individuals within the community.
Family Business Network (an Affiliate Program of the Greif Center)
The Family Business Network provides a wide range of resources focused on the unique issues of family owned and managed businesses. This program brings owners and managers of mid-sized family companies together in interactive forums to address the issues of business and the issues of business families. The program provides powerful resources to help business families successfully work through transitions, develop strategic vision and enact strategic plans for the business and for the family, broaden their perspectives through outside resources, and acquire and implement cutting edge personal and management knowledge and skills.
Business Expansion Network (an Affiliate Program of the Greif Center)
The Business Expansion Network (BEN) is a key component of the Community Economic Development division of USC's Office of External Relations. The program was initiated in the Marshall School of Business Entrepreneur Program in 1991, and has doubled in size every year since its inception. As an organization that sparks business expansion with an entrepreneurial mindset, BEN assists Los Angeles entrepreneurs in planning for growth by providing them business training and technical assistance. In 1995, BEN business analysts spent 4,524 hours in consultation with their clients. 39 jobs were created, and more than $1,600,000 in loans were packaged and approved.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Jackson13 from Ideal for girls room! Colorful quilt just perfect for a girls room. Washed up beautifully with colors just as vibrant as those shown on the site. A great impact for a great value!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by jackandjunie from Beautiful colors and craftsmanship! Totally pleased with this purchase for my daughter. The colors are a bit more subdued than pictured - which I actually prefer. The cotton is so soft, but seems strong enough to hold up to the wear and tear of little kids.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MommaDrew from Adorable and wonderful quality I was really nervous about buying this online- especially because it did not even have reviews yet, but I love it and my little girl is very happy. The print is very cute and not too babyish so I think it will suit her for a nice long time and the quality is excellent. I spent forever deciding on this set and my daughter was so excited when we put it on her bed. It had only been on her bed for two nights when she had a horrible nosebleed while she was sleeping and this quilt and sham looked liked something from a crime scene. I wanted to cry but it washed VERY well (something very important in kids' bedding!!) and still looks brand new. Very pleased with this purchase!
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When taking a walk through the Tivoli Park, I stumbled upon this great open air exhibition Picture Slovenia at the park's promenade. The photos were taken by amateur photographers for a contest, and they are fantastic. If you don't have ideas where to go on your next holiday, these pictures might help.
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Since President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, right-wing media have defended the decision, calling the former director a "political animal." This comes as Trump is considering multiple political figures to serve as head of the FBI, a move experts have decried.
With less than two weeks until Election Day, conservative media figures have started pushing the idea of impeaching Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in the event she wins the presidency. Citing her decision to use a private email server during her time as secretary of state, they say she "should be impeached" and argue congressional Republicans should leave the option on the table as they investigate her.
Their message echoes some congressional Republicans, including Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-AL), who said, "If all the things we've seen are true and they come out the way I think they will, then we should impeach her," and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), who said, "With respect to Hillary Clinton, she will be a unique president if she is elected by the public next November, because the day she's sworn in is the day that she's subject to impeachment because she has committed high crimes and misdemeanors."
FBI Director James Comey, at the conclusion of the FBI probe into Clinton's emails, said the agency had determined that "no charges are appropriate in this case."
Radio Host Rush Limbaugh: Clinton "Is The Most Prepared To Be Impeached In Advance Of Any Presidential Candidate This Country Has Ever Had." On the October 5 edition of his radio show, Rush Limbaugh argued that "Hillary Clinton is the most prepared to be impeached in advance of any presidential candidate this country has ever had! Hillary Clinton will be elected to be impeached," adding, "By the way, I'm not being glib. If elected, Hillary Clinton could be impeached based on what we already know, and there's plenty more yet to be discovered. Emails and other documents that could be used in impeachment proceedings are waiting to be found like Easter eggs laid out for 3-year-olds." [RushLimbaugh.com, 10/5/16]
National Review's Andrew McCarthy: "Mrs. Clinton Should Be Impeached." National Review's Andrew McCarthy, who has spent years arguing for President Obama's impeachment, wrote that "Mrs. Clinton should be impeached" for "mishandling classified information and withholding government records." [National Review, 8/23/16]
Judicial Watch President: "Impeachment" Of Clinton "Is Something That's Relevant." Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton told NBC News that if Clinton is elected, "You're going to still have a clamor for a serious criminal investigation of Mrs. Clinton's conduct with respect to her emails and the [Clinton] Foundation" and "I know this generation of Republican leaders is loath to exercise these tools, but impeachment is something that's relevant." NBC noted Fitton has "criticized GOP lawmakers for failing to pre-emptively impeach Clinton," and quoted him saying, "They see [the oversight process] as an opportunity in some measure to keep their opponents off-kilter, but they don't want to do the substantive and principled work to truly hold corrupt politicians, or the administration, or anyone accountable." [NBCNews.com, 10/26/16]
Radio Host Steve Deace: "Republicans Should Promise They'll Impeach Hillary." Iowa-based radio host Steve Deace said that in order "to hold on to their congressional majorities, Republicans should promise voters they'll impeach Hillary by 2018." [Twitter, 10/17/16]
Radio Host Mark Levin: Clinton "Must Be Impeached For High Crimes And Misdemeanors." Radio host Mark Levin alleged that Clinton "has attempted to cover-up and obstruct her Espionage Act violations in hopes of winning this election" so she "must be prosecuted, but she won't be; if elected, however, she must be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors in what is and will be continuing revelations about her criminality." [Facebook, 10/22/16]
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After FBI Director James Comey announced that the FBI has concluded its investigation into the private email server Hillary Clinton used as secretary of state and recommended no criminal charges be filed, right-wing media figures and presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pushed baseless conspiracy theories, including suggesting that the timing of the event was linked to Clinton's campaign appearance with President Obama later that day.
Judicial Watch is a conservative activist group that has been one of the organizations driving the media narrative on Hillary Clinton's emails. They have a history of dishonest activism, promoting conspiracy theories, and pushing false or misleading narratives.
The organization was formed in the 1990s by conspiracy theorist Larry Klayman, who used the technique of filing spurious lawsuits in an attempt to bring down the Clinton administration. It is now headed by Tom Fitton, who has continued Klayman's methods in an ongoing campaign to antagonize the Obama administration, Hillary Clinton, and other Democrats.
The organization has played a key role in the ongoing controversy over the email system Hillary Clinton used as secretary of state. Records obtained from the State Department by Judicial Watch have served as fodder in the media and for the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
This week, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the frontrunner for the soon-to-be vacant Speaker's office, boasted on Fox, "Everybody thought Hillary Clinton was unbeatable, right? But we put together a Benghazi special committee, a select committee. What are her numbers today? Her numbers are dropping. Why? Because she's untrustable. But no one would have known any of that had happened, had we not fought and made that happen."
Judicial Watch has tried to stake its own claim to denting Clinton, with Fitton claiming in a press release, "Judicial Watch has had more success investigating the IRS, Benghazi, and Clinton email scandals than any House committee under Boehner's direction."
Since it was reported in March that Clinton used a private email server, Judicial Watch has been mentioned dozens of times in reports on the story, including in major outlets like Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and USA Today.
But if history is any indication, media outlets risk credibility and accuracy by relying on Judicial Watch.
The media's reliance on Judicial Watch's work comes with a significant risk, as the conservative group often overreaches in its attacks on Democrats and progressives.
For example, on September 24, Judicial Watch released records it had received from the State Department which it claimed "reveal former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton personally signed the authorization for Huma Abedin, her then-deputy chief of staff, to become a special government employee."
The New York Times reported on Judicial Watch's findings, writing that the documents "show that Mrs. Clinton personally signed forms establishing a new title and position for the aide, Huma Abedin, in March 2012." Politico, Fox News, and other outlets also published stories based on the document.
Those stories were wrong.
As the Times reported a few days later, the document that Judicial Watch had given to the media had the signature redacted "in a box intended for the aide's supervisor," and the assumption was apparently made that Sec. Clinton had signed it. But later a copy of the document was given to the Times and it showed that it was signed by Cheryl Mills, who was then Clinton's chief of staff.
In other words, the entire premise of the Judicial Watch release was false (the uncorrected headline remains on the Times website).
Judicial Watch has often started stories that are simply untrue and collapse almost immediately under scrutiny.
For example, Judicial Watch alleged that the Obama administration had appointed 45 "czars" to serve under him, a claim which then became the basis for a viral email attacking the president. As explained by PolitiFact in 2014, Judicial Watch stretched the truth by listing senior advisor Valerie Jarrett as a czar, crediting the Obama administration for czars created under the Bush administration, and describing Ray Mabus as the "Oil Czar" when in reality he was Secretary of the Navy, a Senate-confirmed position.
Judicial Watch accused then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi of engaging in "boorish demands for military travel" that are "more about partying than anything else" and highlighted expenditures of "$101,429.14 ... for in-flight expenses, including food and alcohol." After conservative outlets regurgitated the claims, FactCheck.org investigated and found that "costs are not as high as critics claim, and they're comparable to those of her Republican predecessor."
Last year, Judicial Watch alleged that a company had been sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) "for requiring workers to speak English." But in reality, the EEOC said it sued the company for violating its employees' rights by subjecting them to a "sham performance improvement plan" that focused on their English language skills.
Judicial Watch has concocted conspiracy theories that end up being amplified by conservative and mainstream media, as well as elected officials.
Judicial Watch claimed that the Justice Department was helping to "organize and manage rallies and protests against George Zimmerman," the Florida man who shot and killed teenager Trayvon Martin. In reality, the unit of the DOJ was sent to Florida in order to defuse tensions in the community, and as the Orlando Sentinel reported, they "reached out to the city's spiritual and civic leaders to help cool heated emotions."
Judicial Watch claimed that the Islamic State (ISIS) had set up a terrorist camp in Mexico "just a few miles from El Paso, Texas," facilitating the smuggling of terrorists into the United States. Conservative media outlets picked up Judicial Watch's claim.
Authorities in the United States and Mexico rejected the group's fearmongering.
A spokesman for the National Security Council said there was "no indication that this claim has any validity to it," while an FBI spokesperson told PolitiFact, "there is no credible information to support" the allegation. The government of Mexico stated: "The government of Mexico dismisses and categorically denies each of the statements made today by the organization Judicial Watch on the alleged presence of ISIS's operating cells throughout the border region." Similarly, the Texas Department of Public Safety said they had "no credible information to corroborate or validate this story."
PolitiFact rated the claim as "false." A similar claim by Judicial Watch in September of 2014 became the basis of a statement by Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) that ISIS is "present in Ciudad Juarez" in Mexico. Government agencies denied that allegation as well, and PolitiFact rated it "mostly false."
Throughout the Obama administration, there have been repeated news stories discussing the cost of travel arrangements for the Obama administration, particularly for first lady Michelle Obama and her daughters.
These stories have often been based on reports generated by Judicial Watch, and their website boasts an archive of releases on the topic (despite the organization's existence during the Bush administration, the "First Family" Vacations archive is limited to travel from 2010-present).
Many of these releases also exaggerate the truth. In 2010, Judicial Watch alleged that the Obamas went on a "private family safari" at taxpayer expense, but the safari was paid for with the Obama's own funds. They also claimed the trip "was as much an opportunity for the Obama family and friends to go on a safari as it was a trip intended to advance the administration's agenda in Africa" but the schedule was filled with official events:
The six-day trip was dominated by official events and meetings with world leaders. Mrs. Obama met with the South African president's wife, Nompumelelo Ntuli-Zuma; spoke to the Young African Women Leaders Forum; participated in community service events in Johannesburg; visited U.S. embassies and consulates; spoke at the University of Cape Town and met with students from poor communities; held a meeting with Archbishop Desmond Tutu; met with Botswanan president Ian Khama; and gave interviews to several news outlets, including NBC, ABC, BET, and CNN.
Judicial Watch was designed almost two decades ago to use the courts and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to trip up and raise implications about Democrats and other related elected officials. It does so through dishonest claims and inaccurate document releases. Despite their history, the media has continued to rely on them, only to sometimes be caught hyping inaccurate supposed scoops.
Sonasoft Press Release Reveals IRS Never Had Contract For Email Archiving Software
Fox News host Gretchen Carlson baselessly accused the IRS of knowingly canceling a contract with email archiving company Sonasoft in order to hide emails connected to the alleged targeting of tax exempt organizations. But Sonasoft itself debunked these allegations after it revealed that the IRS never had a contract for its email archiving software.
On the June 27 edition of The Real Story, during a discussion on the IRS' lost emails with Judicial Watch's Tom Fitton, Carlson referenced a story from Power Line blog speculating on the purportedly suspicious timing of the IRS' cancellation of the Sonasoft contract. Carlson alleged that the IRS canceled Sonasoft's contract because "they knew Sonasoft would then delete those emails."
But I want to switch gears just for a minute with regard to this back up system, this Sonasoft company that the IRS cancelled their account with. Because I know that you believe that the timing seems somewhat suspicious, number one. But could there be a deeper meaning as to why that was cancelled at that particular time because, you know, other people are suspecting right now that quite deliberately they cancelled that account because they knew that Sonasoft would then delete those emails.
Carlson didn't offer any concrete evidence to support her claims that the IRS cancelled its contract with Sonasoft to hide IRS emails. In fact, Sonasoft never had access to any IRS emails.
I've spent a good chunk of this week arguing that Judicial Watch, the right-wing "good government" watchdog, is actually a collection of hackish partisans who use their watchdog status as a fig leaf for fabricating counterfactual anti-Obama narratives.
But I'm tired of doing that. So instead, I'll let Judicial Watch do it for me.
Here's Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton arguing, in all seriousness, that the Obama administration refuses to release the photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse because they are "embarrassed" by "our victory."
FOIA is a disclosure statute, and the public has an affirmative right to know. We're not after legitimate secrets related to operational or intelligence matters. But the historical record of Osama bin Laden's death should be released to the American people as the law requires.
I get the feeling that the Obama administration doesn't want to release these photos because it is embarrassed both by our victory in killing bin Laden and the preposterous burial at sea.
As I've pointed out previously, the Obama administration has no problem releasing documents that the left thinks will embarrass the United States -- say, for example, Obama's selective release of documents disparaging "enhanced interrogation techniques" over the objections of his own national security officials. But when it comes to documents that show the heroism of our military? No deal.
He killed Osama bin Laden.
He instructed Leon Panetta to revamp and refocus the CIA's hunt for Bin Laden, ordered the high-risk military action that took out the Al Qaeda chief, monitored the assault from the White House situation room, delivered a national address announcing Bin Laden's death, thanked the military for their role in the successful operation, and thanked the intelligence community for hunting Bin Laden down.
And all this was done with an overriding sense of shame?
I have to wonder if Tom Fitton is even capable of recognizing embarrassment when he sees it. Only someone incapable of feeling any shame would make an argument this foolish.
Hope springs eternal. Despite more than a year of fruitless digging, the right-wing media can't let go of their hope that Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan will be disqualified from hearing cases about the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.
Recently, conservative media have been hyping letters from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith (R-TX) as well as 49 other congressional Republicans seeking documents to determine if Kagan was involved with health care litigation during her time as solicitor general (the position she held immediately before being appointed to the Supreme Court).
Conservative media don't bother hiding the reasons for hoping that Kagan must be recused. As Judicial Watch head Tom Fitton wrote on BigGovernment.com, "The U.S. Supreme Court will ultimately settle the issue regarding whether or not Obama's socialist healthcare overhaul will be the law of the land. Everyone knows it. And if Elena Kagan is forced to recuse herself from hearing the case that will be one fewer dependably liberal vote on the Supreme Court for Obamacare."
In addition to Fitton's post on BigGovernment.com, HotAir.com's Ed Morrissey breathlessly hyped the 49 House members' letter, asking, "Did Elena Kagan mislead the Senate Judiciary Committee during her confirmation hearing when answering questions about her level of involvement in ObamaCare?" The Washington Times also hyped the same letter, as did Newsmax. And National Review Online blogger Carrie Severino and Glenn Beck's website TheBlaze.com hyped both the 49 House members' letter and Smith's letter.
But CNS News may take the cake for the most overwrought reaction. CNS reported that Smith had begun an "investigation" into whether Kagan had been involved in health care litigation as solicitor general. It subsequently had to append an "editor's note" to the article explaining that the House Judiciary Committee "requested a correction of the story" because Smith had not launched a "formal investigation" but had merely made a "request for addition information."
CNS's overreaction to Smith's letter to the Justice Department epitomizes the right-wing's campaign to have Kagan recuse herself from health care litigation. The right-wing media keeps demanding further inquiry into the issue of whether Kagan should recuse herself. The additional information shows that there is no reason for Kagan to recuse herself. But the right-wing media claims that all it needs is a little more information, and it will become clear that Kagan did recuse herself.
Below the fold is a brief recap of the right-wing media's recusal campaign so far.
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton has taken to the pages of Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com to hype his organization's latest "bombshell" -- a series of mundane emails between FCC Commissioner Michael Copps and media reform organization Free Press regarding the placement of a pro-net neutrality op-ed. As Media Matters has demonstrated, the communications are nothing out of the ordinary. Government officials regularly communicate with outside interest groups and even make arrangements to work with them, like when FCC commissioner Robert M. McDowell gave a speech expressing his opposition to net neutrality at Americans For Prosperity's (AFP) Right Online conference in 2010.
Nevertheless, Fitton and others on the right seem to think they've uncovered a conspiracy of sorts. In his BigGovernment piece, Fitton goes overboard in describing the alleged perfidy his group has discovered, steadily escalating the infraction to something approaching supervillainy:
We recently uncovered documents from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that show officials at the FCC colluded with the radical leftist Free Press organization to publicly push a new plan to regulate the Internet under the FCC's so-called "net neutrality" program.
Judicial Watch uncovered internal correspondence showing unusual coordination by some officials at the FCC and Free Press in pushing the "net neutrality" agenda in the run-up to the controversial FCC vote in December:
So it should come as no surprise that an organization with socialist ties is driving the net neutrality agenda from inside the Obama administration. The FCC is supposed to be an independent agency that follows the law. The American people should be deeply troubled by the fact that the Obama administration, on issue after issue, seems to be run by shadowy leftist organizations.
Mind you, all that Judicial Watch has "uncovered" are emails discussing the placement of an op-ed, and potential speakers for a FCC conference on net neutrality. From this, Fitton starts at "collusion," moves on to "unusual coordination," and then somehow ends up at the Obama administration being "run by shadowy leftist organizations." How he got there is anyone's guess.


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Avid gardeners have always known that growing a garden is not only fun for children, but also teaches them skills such as patience, caring for something other than themselves, and the value of regular work, among other things.
The virtues of gardening have been expanded and taken into school classrooms around the country through a joint program by the National Science Foundation, the National Gardening Association, and the National Garden Bureau. Children in grades kindergarten through 8 learn not only simple growing methods, but also use their indoor gardens to study history, business, sociology, math, science, environmental concepts, and gain personal enhancements such as greater self-confidence and self-esteem. Who would have thought that a small garden could open a whole world of social and educational growth?
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The National Gardening Association also annually awards $500 worth of outdoor gardening supplies to each of 300 schools through its Youth Garden Grants Program.
Weeding and Writing
So how does a garden teach more than botany? "It's really quite easy to tie the garden in with other subjects," said Eve. "Take potatoes. Kids plant potatoes and watch them grow, and then they study the history of the potato, learn its importance as a commercial crop, and also learn how it affected history such as the great potato famine in Ireland. They can study the effects of acid rain on crops in classroom science projects using the garden, and that opens many other doors about our environment."
In Rochester, New York, Monroe Middle School teacher Jose Veras has his students using the garden to learn about business. They grow herbs that they sell to local restaurants. Students therefore learn about planning ahead (crop scheduling), selling, accounting and marketing, as well as learning about the herbs and how to grow them.
Eve pointed out that there are a variety of teaching materials available, and teachers can fashion an indoor growing program in an infinite number of ways. "They can pick and choose what they want to do," she said, "but of course they have to have a garden."
Equipping The Classroom
The GrowLab® units National Garden Bureau donates are 52 inches wide by 23 inches deep and 39 inches tall, and fit on a table top. The metal frame of the unit holds two 4-foot light fixtures with four special grow lights, and also has plastic trays to hold plants, a 24-hour timer for the lights, and a climate control tent to help control humidity. Up to 72, 3 1/2-inch pots can be grown on the plastic trays.
The indoor garden also comes with a guidebook produced by the National Gardening Association to help teachers set up the unit in the classroom, along with practical advice on choosing plants and supplies, and basic growing information.
And going beyond the basics is another National Gardening Association guide with a variety of classroom-tested activities and extensive teacher background information. The activities range from 2-week projects to year-long studies, so they are adaptable to virtually any classroom situation.
The activities follow a step-by-step inquiry-based cycle that promotes teamwork among the students and encourages children to think for themselves along the way. A distinctive aspect of the program is the way it is designed to teach a variety of subjects that spring from the garden. Subjects as widely ranging as language arts and drama are woven into the plant-based explorations.
There are also video tapes available that show teachers additional ways to use the indoor garden to capture students' minds and help them to grow in knowledge.
To further support teaching efforts, there is a three-times-a-year newsletter that includes tips and advice from other educators, along with additional growing information and a variety of fresh ideas. There is also an extensive database of "partners" such as garden clubs, gardening professionals, educators and consultants that teachers can use as a resource for solving problems and getting advice.
Getting Straight A's
What do teachers think of the program? Comments received by the National Gardening Association are highly enthusiastic. One high school teacher wrote: "I can't say enough about how good the GrowLab®curriculum is. I'm using it with environmental units. The activity 'PlantAcid' was a great motivator. It spurred my class to further investigate problems from acid rain and other pollutants."
Another teacher wrote of the program's social benefits: "GrowLab® has provided a means to get to otherwise unreachable troublemakers. Their academic grades have improved as a result of the garden. We use it not only to teach communication skills, science and gardening, but also as a therapeutic model."
Are the benefits of the program truly measurable? Yes, said Eve, mentioning a past evaluation study that showed that students who were involved in indoor gardening projects were scoring higher than before on understanding science and environmental concepts, and had greater confidence in their abilities to tackle difficult subjects. "After a while," said Eve, "they say to themselves, 'Gee, I can do this.'"
Parents or others who would like to support the program can purchase a series of informative plant posters from the National Gardening Association that can be donated to a class (see address below).
Educators wishing to learn more about the GrowLab® program and other educational programs should write to: National Gardening Association, 180 Flynn Avenue, Burlington, VT 05401. Phone 1-800-LETSGRO.
There has always been a lot of wisdom to be found in a garden, and The National Garden Bureau's participation in this indoor gardening program is helping to bring even more wisdom and learning to young people around the country.
National Garden Bureau is a not-for-profit organization funded by 48 seed companies. Part of its mission is to encourage gardening among children. National Garden Bureau is proud of its participation in the GrowLab® program, and plans to place six additional GrowLabs in schools in 1996.
Fresh and Flavorful Vegetables Fruits
It won't be all that long before those vegetable transplants are setting fruit and getting ready to be harvested. Nothing compares to the stand-alone taste of fresh picked vegetables eaten for their own sake, and many gardeners grow vegetables just to have raw, fresh, tasty vegetables to enjoy at harvest time. But, of course, no vegetable is truly a meal entirely unto itself. When vegetables are combined with other companions from the garden for a planned purpose, the resulting combination often has as much or greater appeal than the individual fruits that went into the recipe. While fresh vegetables enjoyed right from the garden and eaten au naturel are a worthy goal and accomplishment, preparing or using vegetables in recipes that bring out their best and combine them with other garden produce are also noteworthy. Here are a few favorites and suggestions from the National Garden Bureau.
Saucy Salsa
The growing popularity of Southwestern and Mexican cuisine has brought salsa to more tables than ever before. Americans now consume more salsa annually than they do ketchup, and since 1988 the Mexican sauce market (primarily picante and salsa) has grown at an annual rate of 13 percent. While you can purchase prepared salsa at almost any grocery store, there is always something special about salsa you grow and prepare yourself. One big advantage to homemade salsa is that you can include ingredients in the proportions that distinctively suit your taste.
What's in a Salsa?
What goes into a salsa? While individual recipes vary, the vegetable basics include ripe tomatoes, onions, cilantro, parsley, basil and a "secret" ingredient that really makes a salsa appealing – tomatillos. Tomatillos are small members of the tomato family. They are as easy as tomatoes to grow, and their special tart flavor and texture really "make" a salsa. Toma Verde is an excellent tomatillo variety to grow for salsa. The small, ping pong ball size fruits are formed inside a paper husk that splits when the fruit is ripe. Fully ripened tomatillos are yellow in color, but for salsa, however, you'll want to harvest tomatillos while they are still green and before the paper husk splits. Be sure to remove and discard the husk before chopping.
Cilantro, another important ingredient in salsa, is also easily grown in the home garden. There is no substitute for the tangy flavor of cilantro, and like parsley it grows quickly to a usable stage. Grow some in a garden bed or in pots in a sunny location. If you aren't familiar with cilantro, use it sparingly in salsa or other recipes until you are comfortable with the taste it imparts. If you really like cilantro, sow successive crops a few weeks apart so that you will always have some available.
Parsley, another easy plant to grow, has a much milder flavor than cilantro. Both cilantro and parsley add color as well as flavor to a dish.
For additional color in a salsa, grow both green and purple varieties of basil. Pick mature leaves, you'll only need a few, and leave the rest for other dishes.
Salsa Basics
To create your own salsa, remove skins from several tomatoes (scalding them in boiling water makes it easier to peel them), and chop them finely. Put them in a colander to drain. Finely chop all the other ingredients except the herbs, and add them to the tomatoes. Sprinkle with a little salt, and let everything drain in the colander for an hour or so. Depending on your personal taste, assorted hot peppers can be chopped and added to the recipe, as well as several cloves of garlic.
After draining, put all the ingredients in a large pot, add some olive oil, vinegar, the herbs that have been finely chopped, and cook over medium heat until the whole pot bubbles. If you plan to use it immediately on steaks or seafood, ladle the warm salsa directly onto the food. If you plan to use the salsa later, remove the pot from the heat and let everything cool off. Serve salsa with taco chips or other chips that can scoop up the medley. Salsa can also be canned and kept for later use or as a special holiday gift.
In addition to use as a dip, salsa also makes a great topping on potatoes, grilled steaks, and seafood.
Just as the popularity of Mexican cuisine has grown, so has the popularity of Southern Mediterranean dishes, most notably Italian. One all-time Italian favorite is Eggplant Parmesan, a popular choice with many diners because it is a tasty, meatless entree.
In addition to more elaborate preparation, eggplant is also delicious when it is simply sliced, brushed with a little olive oil, and then broiled or roasted until tender (this takes only a few minutes, so you may want to watch the slices closely so that they don't burn).
Another excellent way to prepare eggplant is to dip slices in a beaten egg, and then coat the slices with seasoned bread crumbs. Fry these in a pan with a little olive oil and serve as a hot, tasty side dish.
Broiled or roasted eggplant slices are also excellent in sandwiches. Try some with or instead of a slice of cheese. Eggplant is also an interesting topping on pizza (try it, you'll like it!).
Some gardeners like to peel eggplants before cooking, but this is generally unnecessary and the color of the peel adds, well, appeal.
Eggplants like a hot, sunny location for growing. To get the maximum fruit production from eggplants, feed them with a well-balanced fertilizer about once a month, and mulch around the base of the plants so that the roots stay cool and moist. Eggplants shouldn't be transplanted to the garden until the soil has warmed and air temperatures are consistently warm both night and day. An important harvesting tip is to cut off the fruits rather than trying to pull them off when ripened. Ripened fruits will be glossy and firm. Over-ripened fruits start to soften and turn dull.
Your Own Accent
The National Garden Bureau encourages gardeners to explore different ethnic cuisines, and also suggests that gardeners be creative and add their own accent to vegetable dishes. All recipes started as experiments, and you never know what great dish might be created in your own kitchen (how about eggplant with salsa?).
Since Mother Nature frequently provides more than enough produce in a home garden, home-grown vegetables are an encouragement to try new recipes and new cuisines. And don't forget — because they come to you straight from the garden, home-grown vegetables often have a higher nutrient content than store-bought ones.
Versatile Containers For You
One of the most versatile and easy ways to grow bushels of colorful annual flowers is in containers. The fast-growing popularity of "color bowls" is proof positive that Americans like container growing, whether they do it themselves or have someone else prepare it for them.
If It Will Hold Soil, It is a Container
While many people think primarily of terra cotta, plastic pots, glazed pots, or half-barrels as likely containers for plants, just about any "container" is a possible prospect. Car tires, old shoes, coffee pots, raw bags of growing mix, and just about anything imaginable can be used to grow plants. If whimsical is your style, don't be afraid to try it. The basics remain the same.
The Benefits
Container growing offers many benefits, not the least of which is that you can put a "garden" just about anywhere. Cement balconies on a highrise building can become urban gardens, or splashes of color can be put on a backyard deck or patio. And, providing the containers are not too heavy, potted plants can be moved and rearranged whenever the need or mood arises.
Without a doubt, container gardens will require less weeding than in-ground counterparts, making them ideal for busy people who love gardening but have limited time. However, watering has to be watched more closely. Containers in hot sun can dry out quickly, and even a gentle summer breeze will wick moisture from plants. Be prepared to water daily or even twice daily during long, hot, dry spells.
Start with a Plan
Where would you like to put your containers and what would you like to grow? If an area receives full sun most of the day, you can choose from a wide selection of sun-loving flowers. If the area receives limited sun, choose plants that tolerate less light, and shady areas, of course, call for shade-loving plants. With containers, one of the advantages is that you can move them to keep them in the sun, if you have the time.
Once you know where you want to grow, choosing WHAT to grow is the next big step. No matter what you grow, plan out each container or grouping of containers, making notes of what you would like where. For appealing groupings, include plants of different heights, colors and textures, keeping in mind that plants taller than one and one-half times the height of the container may look unbalanced.
For maximum interest and to create depth, plan groupings of three to five different sized containers – for example, one or two large pots with plants reaching about 2 or 3 feet tall, one with 18-inch plants, and two with 12-inch or smaller plants. When grouped, these plants will give a three-dimensional look to your mini-garden.
One common mistake made with container gardens is choosing the wrong combination of plants. Don't mix shade-loving plants with sun-loving plants in the same container or in the same grouping. Shade-plants will not perform as well in full sun, and full-sun plants will not perform their best in limited light. Even if mixed and put in partial sun and partial shade, neither type will give its best show. Stick to one type in a container and in a grouping.
You can also create a garden that you can vary quickly by planting masses of one color and variety in separate containers, and then grouping and re-grouping them as you like; one pot of a trailing flower, or one of a mass flower such as marigolds, as illustrated.
Container Basics
Choose a container deep enough for the root systems of the plants you will be growing, and one that will hold ample soil for both support and water retention. A good container will have a drainage hole at the bottom. Before adding soil, put some gravel or pieces of broken pots over the hole to prevent the soil from washing out with each watering. Good drainage can prevent soggy soil that limits a plant's uptake of needed oxygen. Overwatering is more of a problem with plants grown in the shade than with plants grown in full sun. If you want to use a decorative container that doesn't have a drainage hole, consider placing a pot in a pot. Put a few inches of gravel in the bottom of the decorative pot to hold the flowering pot off the bottom.
Use a good, sterile, porous potting medium for filling your containers. Mixing a time-release fertilizer into the medium can help feed the plants as they grow.
There are three ways to grow plants for your containers. You can sow seed directly into the container to start them. If you do this, follow the germinating instructions on the seed packet, and be prepared to thin out the plants when they are young. You can also start from seed using a starter kit, and then transplant the seedlings to the containers when they are ready. Or, you can purchase started bedding plants at your local garden center or nursery and plant those in the containers.
How many plants per container? If you provide enough soil and water you can space plants closer together than usual recommendations. In a larger pot, you could plant nine to 12 transplants of flowers, depending on how spreading they are. Be careful not to overplant, or when the plants mature they will overpower and overshadow one another and look too crowded.
Designing a Container Garden
Color, texture and flower form are the basic elements in designing a container garden. With color today, anything goes. Gone are the days when pink and scarlet clashed – today you can combine any colors you want in a pot or in a grouping.
Texture is often best brought out by including foliage plants such as leather-leaved ferns, or asparagus sprengeri with its long lacy fronds. Let trailing plants spill over the edges of the containers to soften and de-formalize plantings. Some perennial ground covers offer interesting textures, and can be dug up and replanted in the garden in fall when the annuals have died back.
Flower forms can be grouped into three basic shapes. Line forms like salvia spendens or snapdragons are tall and spiky. Mass forms such as daisies, petunias or marigolds have many small or large flowers. Focus forms such as African marigolds, or a spectacular geranium plant, are characterized by large or distinctive flowers.
One example of combining these forms would be a large container of red salvia (upright form and tall), pale blue petunias (round, masses of flowers, medium height), and white alyssum (small, lacy flowers, low and trailing). Or use tall blue lavender for height, and white petunias and red creeping phlox for color.
Plant individual pots of one type (all salvia, for example, or combine one or two types in a larger pot (salvia and sprengeri), depending on the look you want for your grouping. The idea is to combine color, texture and varying heights in a grouping of containers.
Container Garden Care
Keep your containers well watered, and watch for any wilting when the wind blows. If no fertilizer was incorporated with the growing mix, be sure to fertilize plants so that they keep growing smartly. Weed as necessary.
Container growing isn't that much different than growing plants in a garden plot, but can offer more versatility and a lot less weeding work.
This Flowering Vines
There's something irresistibly romantic about a split-rail fence softened with intense clove-scented sweetpeas. Flowering vines of all sorts add an extravagant air to outdoor living areas. Whether a living curtain of morning glories softly shading a west kitchen window or a white picket fence embellished with a tumble of bright, sunny black-eyed Susan vines, flowering vines can add privacy, disguise harsh landscape elements, and give an aura of beauty.
Many annual vines grow fast enough to cover a trellis in only a few weeks. By mid-season, you can have an entire trellis softly covered with foliage to block the winds, offer some shade and add privacy.
The options for using annual vines are endless. Plant them in the ground in front of a window pane trellis or a tree wrapped with a flexible trellis. Use them in a planter box with a redwood fan, a pot with a topiary frame, or in a hanging basket or window box.
A particularly attractive option if you have limited room is to construct a trellis in a planter box on a deck or balcony. Annual vines covering the trellis will add beauty without sacrificing room.
Most annual vines attach themselves to a supporting structure with twining stems or twining tendrils. This allows them to attach easily to chain link, wire or thin strips of wood. Although it takes considerably more work to train one of these vines to a trellis made of wide boards, it can be done. They will not cling to a brick or wooden wall, though.
It may take some assistance from you to get them started onto a trellis, but once they've taken hold, your job is finished except to sit back and enjoy. A good way to "help" plants onto trellises is with vinyl-covered fencing. This is heavier than chicken wire, has holes about 1 x 2 inches and lasts several seasons because of the vinyl coating. The vines and tendrils twine readily around the thin wires. This fencing is fairly inexpensive and since the vinyl coating is green, it literally disappears from view when it's in place.
Now for the vines! Sweetpeas (Lathyrus odorata), old-fashioned favorites, come in all sizes, from two feet and bushy to eight foot climbers. Their pea blossoms range from splendid scarlet to soft pink to white to purple with all combinations of bi-colors. Although their beauty can be overwhelming, perhaps their best trait is the intoxicating perfume. Sweetpeas bloom best in full sun in the cooler weather of spring and summer. They need rich soil that retains moisture, and can be planted directly outside after frost or started indoors about six weeks before the last frost.
Morning glories (Ipomoea purpurea), with their familiar clear blue, pink, scarlet or magenta trumpets, are some of the fastest growing annual vines with the added benefit of glorious flower displays. Whorled buds unfurl gracefully each morning and fade by early evening, only to be replaced by new buds for the next morning.
Morning glories are a logical choice for containers with trellises since the plants can get somewhat rampant in the garden. They will grow in almost any soil, in full sun or partial shade, and are easily started directly in the garden after frost is passed. Morning glory seed has a hard seed coat, be sure to soak the seed overnight or nick the coat with a file before sowing seed in prepared garden soil.
A close companion to the Morning glory is Moonflower or Moon Vine (Ipomoea alba). Its crystal white flowers resemble morning glory blossoms, but unlike Morning glories which peak in the morning, its blossoms open as dusk approaches and remain open through the night. As the flowers open, a sensual perfume begins to waft through the evening. Moonflowers on a trellis next to a bedroom window is the stuff dreams are made of. They require the same growing conditions as Morning glory, but do not have quite the rampant habit.
For a dense screen coupled with unique flowers, consider the Balloon Vine or Love-in-a-Puff (Cardiospermum halicacabum) or Cup-and-Saucer vine (Cobaea scandens). Both vines will cover a trellis or pergola quickly to give you shade or a solid screen. Balloon vines, which grow to ten feet, have tiny white orchid-like flowers followed by whimsical greenish balloon fruits. Plant balloon vines in full sun and average garden soil after danger of frost has passed. Cup-and-Saucer vines have peculiar reddish-purple cup-shaped flowers, nestled in light green saucers. Start seeds indoors about six weeks before the last frost or seed directly into the garden after danger of frost has passed. These prolific vines can stretch to twenty feet in one season.
Nasturtiums (Tropaeolum majus), another old-fashioned flower, deserves its place alongside other annual vines. Although it grows only to about six feet, it is a beautiful companion to other vines that grow higher. Its bright yellow, orange, red and white spurred flowers appear like jewels amid round matte-finish dusty green leaves. The blossoms have an extraordinarily sweet scent that will fill a room when cut and brought indoors. A close relative, Canary flower or Canary Bird Vine, (Tropaeolum peregrinum) will envelop a trellis with small feathery yellow flowers and delicate palmate leaves. All Nasturtiums grow and bloom best in poor soil. Rich soil will produce abundant foliage and few flowers. Seed Nasturtiums and Canary flowers directly into the garden after the soil has warmed somewhat.
Black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) is a delicate vine that grows only to about six feet. Although it can be trained onto a trellis, its best use is in a hanging basket or window box where its thin stems can dangle in the wind. The blue-green foliage is decorated with bright orange, gold, yellow or white flowers with dark brown eyes. The aging flowers turn varying shades of cream to yellow, so the plant is covered with many variations of color at one time. Start seeds indoors six weeks before the last frost, and provide well-drained soil and full sun.
Hyacinth Bean (Dolichos lablab) produces attractive blue-green leaves to complement its striking dark purple pea-like flowers and lovely purple bean pods. Hyacinth beans can grow to 15 feet or more in a summer if given average garden soil and plenty of water. Sow seeds directly in the garden after danger of frost has passed.
When planning to use annual vines, keep in mind that combinations can be absolutely charming. Combine old-fashioned Sweetpeas with Morning glories to cover the upper and lower parts of a trellis. Canary vine combined with climbing Nasturtium or Hyacinth bean makes a truly beautiful display.


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