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Pat Richard wins the 2008 Rocky Mountain Rally in new Subaru Impreza STI CALGARY, Alberta (CARS Media) -- Two-time Canadian Rally Champion Pat Richard made his return to the top of the podium in a new 2008 Subaru Impreza STI at the Rocky...
Pat Richard wins the 2008 Rocky Mountain Rally in new Subaru Impreza STI
CALGARY, Alberta (CARS Media) -- Two-time Canadian Rally Champion Pat Richard made his return to the top of the podium in a new 2008 Subaru Impreza STI at the Rocky Mountain Rally, Round 2 of the Canadian Rally Championship, presented by Subaru.
Despite teething problems with the freshly prepared car, Richard swept into the lead this weekend after championship rivals Andrew Comrie-Picard and Antoine L'Estage suffered mechanical problems that forced both teams out of the rally.
"We didn't expect to win, but it's a great finish," said Pat Richard. "The team worked really hard to make this happen."
Antoine L'Estage and co-driver Nathalie Richard retired from the contest after their Hyundai Tiburon lost a wheel. "We didn't hit anything at all. If I make a mistake, that's OK, but when it is out of my control like this, it's very frustrating."
Andrew "ACP" Comrie-Picard and co-driver Marc Goldfarb struggled with a failing engine in their Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX on Friday. After a valiant effort by the team and crew to get the car to the end of the leg, they were unable to continue on Saturday.
"It's really disappointing just coming from a second place finish in the US last week," said Comrie-Picard, who is currently leading the U.S. championship. "The team worked really hard to get the car ready, so it's tough to end the event like this."
Second place went to Gord Olsen and co-driver Todd Patola in their Subaru WRX. The duo consistently finish well at this event every year. They established their speed early on and drove smart to maintain their second place position throughout the two-day contest.
"It was super slippery, but we were setting respectable times," said Olsen. "This also ties my best career national series finish."
Third place went to Calgary locals, Zebe Szewczyk and co-driver Tomasz Karzynski, who beat out many all-wheel drive teams in their two-wheel drive Mitsubishi Lancer.
"Last year we finished fifth here, and now third," said Szewczyk. "We had super tires from Yokohama, and a great car prepared by Rocket Rally."
The Rocky Mountain Rally is the first gravel event in the Canadian Rally Championship and is known for its unpredictable weather. The event -- the second of six in the series -- included nearly 200 kilometers of fast competitive stages through intense rain and mud-covered roads through the Rocky Mountain foothills south of Calgary.
"The tough conditions at the 2008 Rocky Mountain Rally really showcased what rally is all about," said Terry Epp, national series manager for the Canadian Association of Rallysport.
This win vaults Subaru's Pat Richard and Alan Ockwell into the championship lead.
Next, the series moves east to New Richmond, Quebec, for the Rallye Baie des Chaleurs (June 27-28) where a strong field will challenge for the title. Newcomer "Crazy" Leo Urlichich in a Subaru WRX STI, veteran driver Jon Nichols in his Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Sylvain Erickson also in a Subaru WRX STI are just a few of the drivers expected to attend.
Rally car racing is often described simply as "real cars, real roads, real fast." The all-season motorsport sees drivers and their co-drivers take modified road cars to the limit as they achieve blistering speeds over closed-road courses that typically cover more than 150 kilometers of gravel, dirt or snow-covered roads. Fans can get up close to the cars in the service areas and catch all the action from specially designated spectator points located at the best spots on the route.
The Canadian Rally Championship is comprised of six events held nationwide in a season that extends from February to November. The series is presented by Subaru Canada, supported by Yokohama Tire Canada and features contingency programs from Subaru Canada and Mitsubishi Canada. The Canadian Association of Rallysport (CARS) is the official sanctioning body for rallying in Canada.
Full coverage of the championship will air on RDS and TSN. Check local listings.
For more information: www.carsrally.ca or www.rockymountainrally.com
Top 10:
1 ) Pat Richard -- Alan Ockwell (Subaru WRX STI) - 1 hour 26 min. 43.83 sec.
2 ) Gord Olsen -- Todd Patola (Subaru WRX) -- 1:30:18.04
3 ) Zebe Szewczyk -- Tomasz Karzynski (Mitsubishi Lancer) -- 1:34:19.44
4 ) Simon Losier -- Maxime Losier (Mitsubishi EVO VIII) -- 1:36:33.86
5 ) Hardy Schmidtke -- Adam Vokes (Subaru Impreza WRX) -- 1:38:24.43
6 ) Mark Jennings-Bates -- Jennifer Daly (Subaru Impreza) -- 1:38:42.90
7 ) Warren Currie -- Robin Chapelsky (Subaru WRX) -- 1:39:36.05
8 ) Rejean Losier -- Phillipe Poirier (Mitsubishi EVO VIII) -- 1:40:41.05
9 ) Ken Maydaniuk -- Chris Maydaniuk (Subaru WRX STI) -- 1:43:05.38
10) Eric Grochowski -- Leanne Junnila (VW Golf) -- 1:43:31.83
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Amazing open air street level cafe with great atmosphere. Top notch Italian Food in the middle of Mexico City. The street of Condesa add to the atmosphere as local rush by.
I went for dinner with a friend and we were brought a variety of breads with olive oil and vinegar. The location was cute, and it was definetly more upscale (pricing) than in other restaurants. We both loved our pasta dishes - they tasted very...More
Nice find in DF. I was having an Italian craving and this definitely met it! Would recommend to visitors in Mexico City
A bit tired of thegreat Mexican food, we hit Nonna, which also serves perfect martinis! Perfect pastas and more. Good service, broad menu, on beautiful Avenida Amsterdam, nice patio too.
Abusive waiters, terrible pizza, bad pasta. Place was empty, food took forever. Made an improvised visit, never going back again.
With so many good restaurants in the Condesa area, there is no reason to go to this weak place. Veal was unpleasant, atmosphere tense because of a drunken patron, service poor. We did like the zuchinni spagetti but that is no reason to come here.
Everything my family ordered we liked! For Italian food in Mexico it's one of the better restaurants. We ordered all of the desserts and they were all amazing! The house donuts are not donuts as you'd imagine but they were amazing.
the restaurant itself is quite nice, modern decoration, yet cosy, perfect to visit either on a date, or with a group. the neighbourhood, CONDESA, is filled with special little restaurants, but this one is a definite must go. the food is well served, and really...More
Our last night in Mexico City we needed a change in the local cuisine. This place delivered. Wine and Italian fare. The steak served rare was perfect and the pappardelle with shaved truffles (only one shaving I must point out) was delicious. Good selection of...More
Nice cozy place good food and service ... Very convenient location . Good wine selection along with Italian menu we just walked in to try randomly turned out to be worth another visit

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I'll probably start saving money, but to what it will be spend is still vague.
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Beverly Hills, CA – Hollywood icons Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy will present at the 84th Academy Awards®, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today. This is the Muppets fifth appearance at the Academy Awards. They are fresh off their triumphant critical and box office success in Disney's "The Muppets," which is Oscar nominated for Best Song, "Man or Muppet."
OSCARS: Miss Piggy And Kermit To Present
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Hell. Yes.
Finally, a reason to watch the Oscars. Though they should have been hosting the show. Can't wait to see international superstar Miss Piggy on the red carpet. She will bring the glamour and class this show so desperately needs.
Now I have two reasons to watch.
1) Mother Delores Hart
2) Miss Piggy & Kermy
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The Way Home
Chapter 1
By: Montez
Disclaimer: Winchester's are Kirpke's. The Brotherhood is Ridley's. It's like a library, we can check them out for a while, but eventually we have to return them.
A/N: A segment of Williamson Scott's story 'Stranded' is mention in this chapter. For those who don't know Stranded is an excellent story that covers Caleb Reaves background and how he came to the attention of the Brotherhood, well worth the read!
The stomach dropping feeling of the ground giving out for under you was all he had time to grasp as his body hit the unforgiving ground and started it's downward tumble. His mind only had time to process the first rock he hit, stealing the breath from his lungs along with any fight he may have put up as he tumbled helplessly down the thirty foot embankment. He didn't feel his body come to a stop, he didn't feel the broken arm or the dislocated shoulder, nor the broken ribs that were threatening to punch a whole in his lung. He didn't feel the blood that slide down the side of his head, staining the decaying leaves beneath him. He didn't feel the cold that had started to seep into his body as the late afternoon sun cast long shadows through the trees. He wouldn't be missed for at least six hours, that's when he had promised to call Bobby with an update on his search of the wooded area about ten miles from Singer's Salvage. But between the soon to be freezing temperatures, his injures and the illness he had been ignoring, John Winchester could very well be dead within those six hours.
Driving the back roads that led to Pastor Jim Murphy's farm in New Haven, Kentucky were a big change from maneuvering the city traffic in New York. Here on the quiet stretch of blacktop you would be lucky to see a car every thirty minutes. Having lived in major cities nearly his whole life; first New Orleans with his grandmother, then New York with Bird, his grandmothers friend who took him in after the older woman's death, then finally with Mac, who saved not only his life, but possibly his soul as well. Caleb knew the hassle a drive through the city could be. That's why he didn't mind the drive from New York to Kentucky, he could travel as many back roads as he wanted and they all led him to the same place, home.
The first time he had come to Jim's farm was when he was twelve and had just been taken in my one Dr. Mackland Ames. The Doctor, along with Jim Murphy had rescued him from a Psychiatric Hospital he had been sent to after a terror induced attempt to take his own life in front of a police station full of cops, his social worker and a family court judge. Neither the scared boy, nor those inside the precinct fully understood exactly what Caleb was, a very powerful psychic who was prone to death visions, the last of which had allowed the child to see the murder-suicide of his new foster parents of only two days. In his blind panic he thought he had caused the death of the couple who died exactly like his parents only six years before. Caleb had been able to get a gun away from an officer, then proceeded to put the barrel to his head. Only the quick movement of his case worker saved Caleb's life, setting in motion the judge's actions that brought him to the attention of Mac.
Saving him from the Knight of the Brotherhood, Daniel Elkins, who believe the boy to be possessed and nearly killed him during an attempted exorcism, Mac sought and was rewarded temporary custody of the pre-teen and within months formally adopted Caleb. The first visit to Jim's farm had been like torture to youth, he felt he had nothing to do, it was a small town, the Pastor owned an ancient looking television, but had no cable and only allowed it on about an hour a day, just to catch the news. The rest of the time was spent working the small farm or the Pastor would spend hours hold up in his study preparing his sermon for the following Sunday. Not something Caleb found interesting to say the least, the boy would spend his time sulking in or around the barn, usually with his sketch pad and walkman blaring in his ears.
All that changed shortly after he turned thirteen, the teen was at the farm on the day a big, black monster of a car came rumbling down the gravel driveway. Caleb had heard Mac and Jim talking of a new hunter that had turned up, the man had called on Missouri Mosley for help after his wife's death in an unnatural fire, she then put the younger man in contact with Jim. The teenager had heard the concern in the older men's voices when they talked that the newcomer had two young children with him, a baby not even a year old and a virtually catatonic five-year old who hadn't spoken since the night of his mother's death.
Caleb watched from his place near the barn as the Chevy Impala came to a stop near the farm house, Jim and Mac descending the stairs to great the man, a John Winchester, if the teen remembered correctly. He watched his father and the Pastor exchange hand shakes with the man, who then turned to retrieve a screaming baby from the vehicle. But it was the other child the quietly climbed from the back of the car that drew Caleb's attention. The fear, pain and sorrow he immediately felt from the child was like nothing he had ever experienced from another person before, it reminded him so much of himself right after his parents had died.
Mac had been working with Caleb who soon figured out that beside the death visions, the teen could also easily pick-up on other's emotion, as well as, with a little effort, read other's thoughts. Though he was still working on the finer technique of the later, Mac and Jim both describing his ability as like being hit in the head with a sledgehammer. However, something about this boy seemed to hone in his abilities as the small child turned and look in the direction of the barn, locking eyes with the teen. In that instant Caleb felt his breath hitch as the child's thoughts flooded his mind. They were of an unnatural fear of losing his father and brother, the terror of being brought to a new place, being around people he didn't know, and an overwhelming need to protect his baby brother. In that moment Caleb felt a connection with the small, quiet child and going against every teenage instinct to not care, he was drawn to the child. He soon became the only person the quiet boy would verbally talk to, it taking several more months before the child spoke to any of the adults that were a part of his life.
Driving along, the ten year old memory playing in his mind, the young psychic felt the overwhelming need to get to Jim's that much sooner. The twenty-two year old and his fifteen year old best friend had hit a rough patch lately. It had been a few months since they had seen one another; the last time was actually at Caleb's graduation from Auburn. Since learning about the Brotherhood, Caleb had wanted to be a hunter, he wanted to be like John, whose whole life was immersed in the hunt, but Mac had insisted that he pursue a life in the 'real' world too. After all Mac and Jim were examples you could do both, Mac was a Neurosurgeon and of course Jim was the Pastor of a small church in New Haven.
During Caleb's time at Auburn he would hunt over breaks and focus on his studies while at school, his major was Architecture. Dean had been worried from the time his best friend left for school, he thought he was losing another person he cared about, it took several talks by Caleb to explain to the kid that he was still only a phone call away and would be there if Dean ever needed him. However, with his graduation, Caleb had started to put into motion a dream he'd had since starting college, it was the dream of owning his own Architectural firm. It wasn't a dream Caleb had discussed with anyone, not even his father. It was something Caleb wanted to do on his own, only telling other's when the venture was up and running. The business end of everything had been started a few months before he graduated and since graduation Caleb had been meeting with lawyers, backers and potential clients, the end result being that Tri-Corp, finally, had its first solid project lined up. That was the reason he was on his way to Jim's, he was meeting his father there, as well as, Dean and Sammy. John was due to show up in a few days, after he looked into a possible hunt in South Dakota, where Bobby lived. He was planning on telling his family about his business and hopefully smooth over any ruffled feathers with Dean.
He had just passed the sign welcoming him to New Haven, he was only a few miles from Jim's, it was mid-afternoon and as usual there weren't very many cars on the road. He allowed his mind to drift to how he would tell his family about his new business, his Jeep almost able to drive itself as his tires ate up the familiar road. But then pain shot through his head, stole his breath, darkening his vision as the tree-lined road faded in front of him. His visions usually had precursors, tell-tell signs that it was coming, but this one hit with no warning, no building pressure, no time to pull his vehicle over as his consciousness faded, the vision consuming him.
Caleb could see John slamming the trunk of the Impala, a small duffle hanging from his shoulder. He watched as his mentor check his weapon and returned it to the small of his back, then the older man headed off into the woods. The psychic didn't know what John was looking for, or why he was on a hunt alone, that was John Winchester Rule Number One: Never Hunt Alone. He could feel John's alertness, but also the man's exhaustion, his friend was tired, unusually so, but in true Winchester fashion the man trekked on, his steady pace pushing him further into the woods. A coughing spell stopped the older man as Caleb watched John place his hands on his knees, it taking a minute to regain his breath. Caleb could feel his own fear increasing as John shook his head slightly and continued on, as if nothing was wrong. Bare trees were all around, the ground covered with fallen leaves, the late October air cooling quickly as the afternoon sun started to cast long shadows through the forest. The Psychic couldn't tell if it was the dampened, leaf-covered ground, or John's distraction by another round of coughing, but Caleb felt the moment his mentor took a misstep, then could only watch as the older man slipped and tumbled, helplessly down the embankment. Caleb felt his breath catch as he watched John's battered body come to a stop, blood trailing down the unconscious man's head, he felt his mouth open, the echo of his own voice yelling, "JOHN!"
A/N: Yeah, I know, I just finished Vision and here I'm throwing Caleb into another vision. It's just a fun way to totally mess with the boy. But I'm hoping as this story progress's the little twist I'm hoping that will work makes it a good enough story. Wish me luck!-Montez


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Hey Guys,
Wanted to know what other software (other than spiceworks) do you use for Asset Tracking. I've been using a spreadsheet for the past 5 years. Been using Spiceworks for the past two as well but it's not 100% accurate.
Suggestions (hopefully free:)
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:43 UTC
We use AssetManage and SW. Not free :(
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Mar 30, 2012 at 1:25 UTC
Spreadsheet here too...
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:36 UTC
Access Database here.
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:40 UTC
To answer the question - I used to use spreadsheets but although you are correct that "out-of-the-box" Spiceworks is not 100% accurate, my goal is to address the reasons it is NOT 100% accurate.
Most of them fall into the category of configuration deficiencies, and I think as part of "house keeping" I should be addressing those.
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:43 UTC
Small shop here, we use SW and a spreadsheet for assets that are non-scanable or are on its' own network (phone system). I'm lucky, none of this is needed though, i have memorized most of the building, pc names, ip address, user names, passwords. You name it, I have it.
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:43 UTC
We use AssetManage and SW. Not free :(
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:48 UTC
We use SW and Open-Audit. (It's free.) Between the two, we get ~100% accuracy. We've been using OE for a while, and are slowly transitioning our SW server to be the main auditing server.
Mar 30, 2012 at 1:49 UTC
Mar 30, 2012 at 2:09 UTC
We use a spreadsheet as well.
Mar 30, 2012 at 2:26 UTC
We utilize IssueTrak -- not free :(
Mar 30, 2012 at 2:56 UTC
Just a month into SW, I was hoping to start entering smartphones and off network assets into SW. Does anyone see problems with that? I have fixed 99% of devices on network to inventory properly and was going to start with off network adding next month.
The advandages seem pretty straight forward, what are the major pitfalls?
Apr 16, 2012 at 11:38 UTC
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We use CG4 Solutions. Not free :(
May 2, 2012 at 1:10 UTC
Thanks for the suggestions. After playing/customizing a few, I chose AssetManage.
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The 2011 Hyundai Veracruz offers a single powertrain, with a choice of front- or all-wheel drive. It's a competitive performer, but there's not much enthusiasm to be found in the way it drives.
Hyundai's 3.8-liter V-6 teams up with a six-speed automatic transmission in the Veracruz. The 260-horsepower six twists out 257 pound-feet of torque and it delivers adequate, if not blistering performance. It's moving a heavy piece of machinery--the Veracruz weighs about 4300 pounds--but once it's up to speed, the engine handles cruising duty rather well, only running out of steam when it's full laden, with people or cargo.
The Veracruz' six-speed automatic transmission saps the eagerness from the engine. It hesitates to downshift and shift quality feels lumpy. In our experience, it's most reluctant to downshift when pulling up steep grades. The transmission does comes with Shiftronic manual control, but even in this mode the transmission won't let the V-6 run up to its redline.
All-wheel drive is an option, and it goes without saying, if you live outside the winter belt, save the added weight and the front-drive Veracruz will rarely let you down.
Handling is set on the softer side, which gives the Veracruz a smothering quality. The steering feels numb on center, and doesn't build up much weight as the vehicle builds up cornering forces. The brakes lose some sensitivity when saddled with power-adjustable pedals, like all other such systems do. There's plenty of body roll, but on the plus side, the Veracruz rides quite plushly. And since it's a bit smaller than some crossovers in its class, the Veracruz has a compact turning circle and can be easier to park.


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Beech King Air 200, North Myrtle Beach, S.C., Feb. 3, 2006 – The landing accident that killed all six people on board the King Air 200 was caused by the pilot's failure to maintain control during approach for undetermined reasons, the NTSB said. Witnesses said the airplane made two approaches, and during the first it was "fish tailing." The airplane appeared to stabilize, flew down the runway and started making a climbing left turn.
The ATP-rated pilot told the controller he was doing a go-around. The controller asked if sea fog was a problem, and the pilot said no, "his left engine kept power up a little too much and would not come back." Witnesses said that on the second approach the airplane descended and, without any indication of trouble, "climbed and rolled left, went inverted and nosed down into the grass to the left of the runway and burst into flames." No abnormalities were found in the systems, engine or propellers.
After engine overhaul in May 1997, the King Air's Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-41 left engine had a lot of work, mostly from C flange splits, and in 2003 the left-engine power cable was repaired.


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We have the requirement of federating content from MS SQL server. But there is no out of the box connector for MS SQL server provided. Only DB2 and Oracle connectors are provided out of the box. So we are planning to develop the custom connector for MS SQL server. The doubt here is, is it possible to develop custom connector for MS SQL server or there might be some issues with it. As the IBM provides connectors for DB2 and for Oracle but not for MS SQL. Any specific reasoning behind this. Is there something different with MS SQL server. Before getting into the custom connector development for MS SQL server I thought of posting this query here.
Please help me out with this issue. Any thoughts on this are highly appreciated
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Updated on 2011-05-02T23:14:24Z at 2011-05-02T23:14:24Z by SystemAdmin
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-03-31T15:10:29ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Just forgot to mention, the version of ICI we are using is 8.5.1 Fix pack 2 with intermin packs 1&2.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-05T23:58:00ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Are you referring to the RDBMS connector? ICI does not have specific DB2 or Oracle connectors though we do have an RDBMS connector that supports relational databases as long as they use JDBC. I haven't tried using RDBMS to connect to MySQL but it should work just as it does with other relational databases. See details of the RDBMS connector in the InfoCenter ->
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-06T06:17:18ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Thanks for replying to my query.
Yes, you are correct the ICI does provide the generic connector for RDBMS. But ICI system requirements for RDMS connector says, it supports DB2 & Oracle. But doens't mention about Microsoft SQL server. Hence aries the doubt whether it would support MS SQL RDBMS or not.
PFB the list of ICI system requirements for RDMS connector:
Relational Database Management System connector Notes
IBM DB2 Universal Database, Version 8.2
IBM DB2 Universal Database Version 9.1
IBM DB2 Universal Database Version 9.5
Δ IBM DB2 Universal Database Version 9.7
IBM WebSphere Federation Server, Version 9.1 With IBM DB2 Version 9.1
IBM WebSphere Federation Server, Version 9.5 With IBM DB2 Version 9.5
Oracle 10g Support for Oracle databases does not include support for the Oracle Exadata platform
Oracle 11g Support for Oracle databases does not include support for the Oracle Exadata platform
Δ Oracle 11g R2 Support for Oracle databases does not include support for the Oracle Exadata platform
IBM Informix®, Version 10
IBM Informix, Version 11
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Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-08T02:46:12ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Hi Gizi,
You're correct. I only looked in the InfoCenter and was not aware that our support matrix did not include MySQL databases. In any case, I am not aware of any particular reason that MySQL is not supported, it could just be that we never tested on it. I would first try to use the RDBMS connector to connect to MySql. If that doesn't work, then you can look into adding a custom connector. You could even subclass the RDBMS connector and override methods as needed/supported.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-11T06:49:23ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- SystemAdmin 110000D4XK
Thanks for your reply.
I tried with configuring RDBMS connector for MS SQL. The connector is successfully configured as well as I can browse through the DB table data using Content Integrator Swing Browser Sample application.
Now When I try to configure federation rules under CFS Federation Admin webapplication there its failing. The exception encountered is "FullTextSeachCriteria" Javascript field. It says either the object is null or not defined. Any thoughts behind this error?
Other than this my observation for custom connector development is you cann't cusomtize the connector. The reason being for out of the box connector factory class, the bridgefactory variable is decalred as final i.e. it can't be override to plug-in your custom factory implemenation and hence hinders the customizatin of OOTB connectors like RDBMS, NTFS or any other out of the box connector.
I may be missing something here but I tried everything and stuck at this place only when it comes to plug-in the custom connector implementation bridge class with content integrator. The bridge factory class's bridgefactory variable is final and cannt be overriden. Any thoughts on this.
I would highly appreiciate if you could share your understanding on customizing connectors.
Thanks in advance.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-12T03:12:09ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- gizi 270000J5CG
It sounds like you have to design your RDBMS connector. You'll need to right-click on the connector in the admin tool, and select "Design RDBMS Connector". You'll need to specify the item class, and the corresponding Entity name from your database configuration. If you don't find instructions on this in the IC, please contact support.
Could you specify which class has the bridgeFactory object as final? I took a look at the RDBMSConnectorFactory and I was able to subclass this and override some of the methods. Were you not able to do this? I believe this should be sufficient to customize the repository profile for the connector. Let me know if you're not able to do this.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-12T07:02:09ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- SystemAdmin 110000D4XK
The configuration/designing of RDBMS connector using Content Integrator Admin console is fine. I have done that. I have defined the connection parameters there as well as mapped the database entities to itemclasses. That part is fine and inline with ICI documentation avaiable at IBM infocenter. But this connector fails while defining federation rules under CFS FedAdmin webapplication. I already shared the error in my previous post. The error is with JS script variable "FullTextCriteria" is either Null or not defined. We have already raised this issue with IBM and hope to get the response soon.
On the other front, for customizing the connector first the connector bridge implementation is to be overriden. That as you mentioned can be done by overriding the methods as per requirement. Once the connector bridge implementation is done. This class full qualified path is mentioned in BridgeConfigFactory class. Now Second step is to Override the BridgeConfigFactory class. For RDBMS connector this class is RDBMSConfigFactory. In this class we have change the value of variable FACTORY_CLASS & COMPONENT_ID and provide the full qualified class name of the custom connector implementation class & connector customized factory class. But as these variables are final hence can't be overriden and values cannt be changed. Hence even though we can cusotmize the connector but we cannt plug this to bridgeconfigfactory and hence ICI connector will not identify this custom connector.
PFA the screen shot of the RDBMSConfigFactory class. I have highlighted the final variables.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-19T03:14:11ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- gizi 270000J5CG
For the custom connector issue, the COMPONENT_ID is typically final and customers have been able to subclass other connectors this way. However, I'm not sure why the FACTORY_CLASS is final for RDBMS as this is not the case with other connectors. I'm not sure if this was intentional and just never documented, or if this is a bug. I would suggest you also contact support for further investigation on this.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-21T22:02:27ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- SystemAdmin 110000D4XK
It turns out this issue came up recently for NTFS. If you don't already have your answer to this question, I've posted the resolution below ->
You shouldn't extend the RDBMSConfigFactory but instead, extend com.venetica.vbr.configuration.BridgeFactory and implement required methods. This will allow you to declare the COMPONENT_ID variable. If you want to make use of RDBMS connector resources in this custom BridgeFactory implementation, e.g. connector properties file, you should make a copy of the file used by the RDBMS connector and add it to their custom connector jar.
The only classes that you can safely extend are:
The BridgeFactory class, e.g. com.venetica.vbr.ejb.bridge.rdbms.RDBMSConnectorFactory
The bean info class, e.g. com.venetica.vbr.ejb.bridge.rdbms.config.RDBMSConfigBeanInfo
The actual bridge implementation class, e.g. com.venetica.vbr.ejb.bridge.rdbms.RDBMSConnector
Besides, this, here is the link to our ICI 8.5.1 info center has documentation around developing custom connectors : http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ce/v8r5/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.discovery.ci.nav.doc/iiypcenv_conndev_cont.htm
Also, Chapter 9 in this ICI-CFS red book talks about developing/extending connectors : http://w3.itso.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/sg247742.html?Open
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-04-25T09:22:14ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- SystemAdmin 110000D4XK
Thanks for your valuable responses. I understood what you are saying. I am now extending the base bridge factory instead of extending the specific implementation bridge factory. We had raised the problem with IBM support team also and received the same reply.
Thanks alot for your responses so far and helping me out on my journey for custom connector development. I hope you'll keep helping me out if the need be. Once again thanks alot for your support always.
Re: Custom Connector for SQL - is it supported?2011-05-02T23:14:24ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
- gizi 270000J5CG
You're welcome! I'm glad your question has been answered :)


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This Year's All-America Selections Winners
Next Year's All-America Selections Winners
This Month's GCA Member Profile
2017 GCA Summer Tour Social Media Recap
The 2017 GCA Summer Tour traveled to Virginia at the end of June for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at garden centers' operations from Virginia Beach to Newport News to Richmond. In case you missed all of the coverage of this year's GCA Summer Tour, here are some of the highlights from social media:
"GCA Summer Tour adventurers found many intriguing, inspiring, creative and unique store solutions on this year's Virginia extravaganza. This 'alert bell' for customers to access store help at the Sneed's Nursery & Garden Center stop in Richmond, VA, caught the attention of many. This large, rambling outdoor natural sales area stretched out among huge native pines, where shoppers mingle with free-range chickens, can clearly produce the need for these 'call bells.' Excellent graphics and an area to write in the store's daily specials are executed with excellence! Well done, Sneed's! #GCAtour"
"On the 2017 GCA Summer Tour, attendees were quite taken with these unique fish topiaries. Note the 'flower' fish eye! By the way, the pink structural frames are actually painted and repurposed Monrovia-provided dark brown 'store-within-a-store' units. Nearly 100 attendees - 2 buses full - are enjoying perfect sunny and not-too-hot weather in the Newport News, Richmond and Virginia Beach area, touring leading garden centers and interesting local historical sites and taking in local color. #GCAtour"
"This afternoon, Jeff Morey, GCA Executive Director, announced that Seattle will be the destination of the 2018 GCA Summer Tour during the currently-running 2017 GCA Summer Tour in Virginia. Tour attendees expressed great enthusiasm upon hearing the news. Exact dates and more details will be released soon, according to Morey. #GCAtour"
"In an emotional announcement during the Closing Wine, Beer and Cheese Extravaganza on the 2017 GCA Summer Tour Virginia, Jeff and Cheryl Morey, Managing Directors of GCA, regretfully revealed that long-time friend and GCA Tour Leader Robert Hendrickson will be making this 2017 tour his last. But, Robert rushed to tell the attendees after exchanging hugs with the Moreys that - given the way rumors fly - the three remain close friends, and there is absolutely no riff between him and GCA management. Rather, Robert explained that he had wanted for years to buy a farm back in his native Missouri and raise veggies and goats, and spend lots of time with his grandkids. He has finally put all the elements together - now living on such a farm in Missouri - and it's time to ride off into the sunset, in regards to conducting the store tours any longer. The attendees applauded loudly, and Robert went on to say that he looks forward to completing this year's Monday Garden Center Tour at the IGC Show in Chicago this August - which he also leads - before adding that he hoped Jeff and Cheryl will accept his invitation to visit him and his wife, Wendy, 'on the farm' someday soon. So long, 'Roberto' ... happy trails! #GCAtour"
All-America Selections Names Three Winners for the 2018 Garden Season
All-America Selections, currently celebrating their 85th anniversary, announce three new and exciting national AAS Winners for the 2018 season. Each of the following varieties was trialed throughout North America by professional, independent volunteer judges who grew them next to comparison varieties that are currently considered to be the best on the market.
This new group of AAS Winners for the 2018 garden season includes:
Click here to view the new and previously announced AAS Winners.
Retailers and consumers will find these AAS Winners for sale as supply becomes available through the distribution chain.
Corn, Sweet American DreamAAS 2018 Edible Vegetable WinnerNational Winner
AAS judges selected American Dream as their top trial choice, and it just so happens to come from the same company that introduced Honey 'N Pearl, an AAS winner from 1988. In a tight trial, American Dream was pitted up against Honey 'N Pearl and came through as the winner! With its excellent germination, very tender, super sweet kernels, this newbie will make a great addition to the home garden. American Dream matures slightly earlier than the comparisons and produces vigorous, healthy plants with cobs that have good tip fill of bi-colored kernels. Plants grow 6-7 feet tall and mature in 77 days after planting seed. Perfect fresh, roasted, grilled, canned or frozen. Bred by Illinois Foundation Seeds, Inc.
Ornamental Pepper Onyx RedAAS 2018 Ornamental Flower from Seed WinnerNational WinnerOnyx Red is one of those stunning double-take plants that steal the show! This breeding work has resulted in an unprecedented compact, well-branched ornamental pepper adorned with eye-catching dark black foliage. The contrast between the diminutive black foliage and tons of shiny red fruits is striking and makes a bold statement in the garden. Plants are vigorous, continually growing but retain their neat, compact habit, making Onyx Red a wonderful plant for beds, borders, containers and dramatic mass plantings. Naturally compact plants are perfect for a potted plant program as well as for an annual bedding plan where earliness and retail readiness are important factors. Bred by Takii & Co., Ltd.
Tomato, Cocktail Red Racer F1AAS 2018 Edible Vegetable WinnerNational WinnerRed Racer, a cocktail size tomato, produced small, uniform fruits with great taste in the AAS Trials. Cocktail tomatoes have a good sweet/acid balance and are a smaller variety tomato (although larger than cherry or grape tomatoes). These tomatoes are uniform in size and mature as a cluster of fruits. The compact determinate plants produced a huge yield 7-10 days earlier than the comparisons and are ideal for small space and container gardens. One judge summed up this winner saying "Red Racer is small in size but big in taste!" Bred by EarthWork Seeds, distributed by Garden Trends Wholesale.
Click here to read more information about these newly announced AAS Winners.
Harpeth True Value Rolls with the Changes to Deliver Same Award-Winning Service & Selection
Blending categories of hardware, home, lawn and garden makes Harpeth True Value Home Center in Franklin, TN, the No. 1 destination for customers looking to complete a wide range of home improvement projects or routine maintenance. That's why this IGC retailer has been voted the "Best Garden Center" in the annual Sizzle Awards five years in a row by readers of the Williamson Herald and Southern Exposure Magazine, sponsors of the contest, along with FranklinIs.
"From the big box perspective, we can't match or beat their prices, usually," Darrin Buswell, Lawn & Garden Manager, says. "But, we are unrivaled in customer service, knowledge and plant selection." He explains that Harpeth True Value offers a collection of hard-to-find, unique varieties of plants and edibles.
Recently, Harpeth True Value has undergone some changes. After the lease for the retailer's stand-alone garden center and gifts building was up, Harpeth True Value consolidated its garden center offerings into the hardware store. "The response from customers has been mostly good," Darrin says. "Our inside space is new, whereas before we were in a 130-year-old building."
Chemicals, fertilizers and gifts were moved to a sectioned-off area, marked "Garden Center," inside the main hardware store, then the green goods were relocated to shade houses at the back of the store.
Now, the owners of Harpeth True Value, and Darrin's sister and brother-in-law, Shelley and Mike Moeller, have to consider the options of building a new stand-alone garden center or keeping it a part of the main hardware building.
That was the focus of Shelley and Darrin's trip to Virginia for this year's GCA Summer Tour, where they saw a variety of small and large garden center structures that presented plenty of ideas they could adapt for their needs.
"Since we are thinking about constructing a new building, we took away mostly structural ideas," he says. "But we also got a lot of different display ideas and marketing tips."
That access to a wealth of business knowledge from other garden centers is one of the biggest benefits of being a member in Garden Centers of America, says Darrin. "Being able to talk to other people in this business, as well as hearing other people's ideas, is just so helpful," he says.
Darrin mentions that the discounts on the IGC Retailer Conference at this month's IGC Show and on the Monday Garden Center Tour the day before the trade show are huge benefits for indie members.
Getting the Harpeth Name Out There
Harpeth True Value's unbeatable plant selection comes from Tennessee-area growers, so customers know that these green goods have been bred for the Franklin climate. "We have dealt with some of our larger growers for years," Darrin says. "We have a better relationship with our vendors."
Bedding plants are the retailer's bestselling green goods, while candles are the best-performing giftware items. Harpeth True Value also does big business for Christmas.
Not only is Harpeth True Value known for its quality plant selection and knowledgeable, friendly staff, the indie retailer has a reputation for fun in-store events and a community spirit.
Throughout the year, Harpeth True Value will host events for specific sales, such as Green Egg Day, or open houses to stir up foot traffic. The IGC also taps into its community roots by working with the Williamson County Master Gardeners Association and donating soil, plants and other supplies to several community gardens.
Darrin says, "We try to get our name out there as much as we can. It seems like the younger generations are into helping out the community, which is good."
Click here to read more Member Profiles.
Anyone watching the movements of All-America Selections lately will notice an ever-increasing number of exciting and wonderful plants that are being named AAS Winners. This announcement is no different with 24 new plants that have been trialed by horticulture experts throughout North America and deemed worthy of the All-America Selections® brand. Each of the following varieties was trialed in North America by professional, independent volunteer judges during one growing season next to comparison varieties that are currently considered to be the best on the market.
This grouping of AAS Winners for 2017 includes:
Bean, Pole Seychelles (National)
Celosia Asian Garden (National)
Dianthus Interspecific Supra Pink F1 (National)
Fennel Antares F1 (National)
Geranium Calliope Medium Dark Red (National)
Okra Candle Fire F1 (National)
Pea Patio Pride (Regional: Southeast)
Penstemon Barbatus Twizzle Purple (Regional: Heartland and Southeast)
Pepper Aji Rico F1 (National)
Pepper Chili Pie F1 (National)
Pepper Mad Hatter F1 (National)
Pepper Sweetie Pie F1 (Regional: Heartland, Northeast and Southeast)
Petunia Evening Scentsation F1 (Regional: Great Lakes, Heartland and West/Northwest)
Squash Sugaretti F1 (Regional: Southeast)
Squash Winter Honeybaby F1 (Regional: Heartland)
Tomato Chef's Choice Yellow F1 (Regional: Southeast)
Tomato Midnight Snack F1 (National)
Tomato Patio Choice Yellow F1 (National)
Verbena EnduraScape Pink Bicolor (National)
Vinca Mega Bloom Orchid Halo F1 (National)
Vinca Mega Bloom Pink Halo F1 (National)
Watermelon Gold in Gold F1 (National)
Watermelon Mini Love F1 (National)
Zinnia Profusion Red (National)
With this announcement, these varieties become available for immediate sale to the commercial market. Brokers and growers can purchase these varieties immediately. Retailers and consumers will find these Winners for sale for the 2017 gardening season as supply gradually becomes available throughout the chain of distribution.
A complete list of trial grounds and the judges behind our awards can be found here.
A complete list of all AAS Winners since 1932 can be found here. Note that this list of AAS Winners can be sorted by Flowers from Seed, Flowers from Cuttings, and Vegetables.
Bean, Pole Seychelles
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
A Dutch breeder developed the Seychelles pole bean to produce long (5-6"), uniform, straight stringless pods with an excellent flavor. This AAS Winner produces high yields in multiple crops over the growing season and is easy to maintain. Whether grown in the garden or in a pot on the patio, Seychelles grows 7-9 feet tall on vigorous dark green vines and should be grown on supports, thus, its classification as a pole bean. Foodies, vegetarians, and vegetable-lovers will all enjoy this productive bean that is fast-growing and early-to-produce crisp delicious pods. Bred by Bakker Brothers/Pure Line Seeds, Inc. Click here for more information.
Celosia Asian Garden
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National WinnerThis spiked beauty claimed victory in North America's trial sites to become the first ever AAS Winner from Japanese breeding company Murakami Seed. The judges gave this entry high marks in the greenhouse for the good branching, almost bushy growth habit and early to bloom flower spikes. In the garden, Asian Garden Celosia continued to bloom on sturdy stems, keeping the bright pink color all summer long, holding up even through some of the first frosts of the season. The AAS Judges commented on the fact that this celosia was a pollinator-magnet, making this AAS Winner a sure bet for pollinator-friendly gardens. Bred by Murakami Seed Co. Click here for more information.
Dianthus Interspecific Supra Pink F1
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National Winner
Supra Pink joins its sister, 2006 AAS Winner Supra Purple, to give us two fantastic colors in an easy-to-grow interspecific dianthus for three-season (spring, summer, fall) garden color. This compact, bushy plant blooms prolifically with novel mottled pink flowers sporting frilly petal edges that hold up even in summer heat and drought. No deadheading needed on this winner. One judge attempted to deadhead this entry but it re-bloomed too fast to do so! Supra Pink grows to just under a foot in height but is a vigorous grower and will deliver fancy, clear pink flowers for a long time as observed over and over by the AAS Judges. Supra Pink was tested as an annual and won the award based on first-year performance, but similar to other dianthus, it may overwinter in some regions. Bred by Hem Genetics. Click here for more information.
Fennel Antares F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
This winner is a "First in Class," as AAS has never before trialed and declared a fennel an AAS Winner. What is extremely fun about this winning plant is its many uses: as an edible bulb; for its ornamental fronds; as a seed producer; and as a favorite food of pollinators, namely swallowtail caterpillars. The AAS Judges described Antares as a very uniform, pure white, beautiful plant with a much improved, almost sweet, licorice/anise flavor as compared to other market varieties. It was also 7-10 days slower to bolt than comparison varieties. Many AAS Judges said they plan to plant this easy-to-grow fennel in their own gardens next year! Bred by Bejo. Click here for more information.
Geranium Calliope Medium Dark Red
AAS 2017 Ornamental Vegetative Winner
National Winner
With an outstanding deep red velvety flower color and great branching habit, Calliope® was unmatched in the AAS Trials when compared to other market varieties. Calliope® Medium Dark Red geranium is an interspecific hybrid with zonal-type flowers and leaves. This AAS Winner has a mounded, semi-spreading growth habit with strong stems supporting the flower heads that are loaded with deep red blossoms. These plants work great in containers, combination plantings, hanging baskets as well as in an in-ground landscape. Gardeners will enjoy exceptional landscape performance in normal conditions as well as in more challenging high heat and drought conditions. Available in plant form only. Bred by Syngenta Flowers. Click here for more information.
Okra Candle Fire F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
A unique red okra with pods that are round, not ribbed, and a brighter red color than the reddish burgundy okras currently available. This high-performing AAS Winner received high marks for productivity, taste, texture and tenderness as well as the ornamental value of red pods on red stems. One judge noted that Candle Fire okra was quite maintenance free to grow, except for the frequent harvesting, which is a great thing! Candle Fire thrives in the heat and is disease resistant even in hot humid climates like the south where it's perfect for traditional fried okra. Suitable for both fruit producing and ornamental usage. Aged fruit can be used in flower arrangements. Dry seed can be used as coffee (without caffeine). Bred by Known-You Seed. Click here for more information.
Pea Patio Pride
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
Regional Winner: Southeast
This compact beauty produces sweet, uniform pods that are very tender when harvested early. With only 40 days needed to maturity, Patio Pride can be one of your first spring harvests or one of the last fall harvests from your Southeastern garden! This pea is wonderful when planted in containers and is ideal for succession planting yielding a consistent harvest over many weeks. Plant in patio containers with cool-season flowers for a beautiful combination ornamental and edible display. Bred by Terra Organics. Click here for more information.
Penstemon Barbatus Twizzle Purple F1
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
Regional Winner: Heartland and Southeast
Vibrant purple blooms present a new and unique color in penstemon! Twizzle Purple was judged as a first-year flowering perennial by judges who were impressed with the upright plant habit and superb flowering performance. This North American native blooms profusely with 1-inch tubular flowers on long slender stalks that grow up to 35 inches high, making this beauty a magnet for pollinators from mid- to late summer. Twizzle Purple can be used to add height to combination planters or in landscapes for high-impact color. Bred by Van Hemert & Co. Seeds. Click here for more information.
Pepper Aji Rico F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
Aji Rico is the first of its kind: a hybrid hot pepper from the Capsicum baccatum species that matures early for short-season production or early summer enjoyment. The large plant produces many thin-walled, crunchy fruits which have a narrow conical shape. Fruit matures from green to red and can be eaten at any stage. "Ají" is the term for chili in South America. These fruits have a refreshing citrus flavor and warm heat level, perfect for eating fresh or cooking into salsas or hot sauces. Simply incorporate the desired number of seeds from the pepper to add some heat. Aji also dries well for a flavorful homemade flavorful "paprika." Bred by PanAmerican Seed. Click here for more information.
Pepper Chili Pie F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
A unique miniature Bell Pepper that is mildly hot when fruits turn red. These peppers are compact, easy to grow and adapt well to a container or small garden planting. Another plus is their dark green foliage and ability to set fruit even under hot humid conditions. Each plant yields 25 to 30 fruit and can be eaten fresh or cooked. "A word to the wise," cautioned one judge, "plant these opposite side of your garden from your sweet bells – I only absentmindedly confused the two once!" Bred by Clover Seed Co. Click here for more information.
Pepper Mad Hatter F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
This exotic pepper wins on uniqueness alone! However, the plant's vigor, earliness, high yields, large size and awesome taste all contribute to its high score among AAS judges. Mad Hatter is a member of the Capsicum baccatum pepper species from South America commonly used in Bolivian and Peruvian cuisine. You can impress your friends by growing this pepper and showing off the novel three-sided shape and deliciously sweet taste. The taste has a refreshing, citrusy floral flavor that remains sweet, only occasionally expressing mild heat near the seeds. Be prepared for vigorous and robust plants that are easy to grow because they were bred for North America's many growing conditions. Use your abundant harvest raw in salads, pickled or stuffed with cheese…a new favorite! Bred by PanAmerican Seed. Click here for more information.
Pepper Sweetie Pie F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
Regional Winner: Heartland, Northeast and Southeast
A miniature bell pepper that is easy to grow with excellent fruit set even under hot and humid conditions. An attractive plant that is well-adapted to a container and small garden growing. Fruits can be harvested 60 to 70 days from transplanting either in green or red. These small 3 oz cuties are 2.5 inches x 3 inches in size and are thick-walled, sweet and flavorful. These peppers can be eaten fresh, grilled, stir-fried or stuffed. The possibilities are endless. As one judge said, "A cute way to introduce bell peppers to kids." Bred by Clover Seed Co. Click here for more information.
Petunia Evening Scentsation F1
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
Regional Winner: Great Lakes, Heartland & West/Northwest
Evening Scentsation is the first petunia to receive an AAS award for its lovely fragrance and stunning color. This is "One of the best blue petunias I have seen, nice mounding and spreading habit. Excellent fragrance too!" wrote one judge. Evening Scentsation's fragrance has notes of hyacinth, sweet honey and rose. As the name implies, the scent is stronger in the evening hours, though it can be experienced throughout the day as well. Scent is perceived differently by each individual. Evening Scentsation is a medium-sized multiflora type, reaching a height of 5-8 inches, and a width of 30-35 inches and will work well in containers, hanging baskets and in mass. Bred by Takii & Co. Click here for more information.
Squash Sugaretti F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
Regional Winner: Southeast
Sugaretti is a new spaghetti winter squash that prolifically produces a generous crop of mid-sized orange-fleshed vegetables. These striped beauties are the perfect size for culinary gardeners who want to grow a great tasting, healthy fall treat on semi-bushy vines that spread only about two feet wide/long. The nutty sweet flesh (somewhat reminiscent of a sweet potato) can be used as a pasta substitute simply roasted or blended in soups. Determinate vining plants have good disease resistance to powdery mildew and produce fruits slightly earlier than other similar varieties. Sugaretti produces so many fruits that it's good that their hard shells protect the flesh for a long shelf life. Bred by Seeds By Design. Click here for more information.
Squash Winter Honeybaby F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
Regional Winner: HeartlandHoneybaby is a very productive variety of winter squash producing numerous fruits on a compact plant. These shorter vines grow 2-3 feet in a semi-bush habit showing great garden vigor. Short, wide fruits are slightly larger, sweet and nutty and meatier than similar comparison varieties. Honeybaby is delicious steamed, baked or made into soups and stews. Bred by Seeds by Design. Click here for more information.
Tomato Chef's Choice Yellow F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
Regional Winner: Southeast
The fourth addition to the popular Chef's Choice tomato series is Chef's Choice Yellow which produces hearty beefsteak type tomatoes in a beautiful yellow color. Tomato lovers and culinary gardeners will fall for this large meaty delicacy that has a sweet, citrus-like flavor with just the right amount of acid and the perfect tomato texture. AAS Judges raved about the quantity of the 10-ounce fruits that each 5-foot indeterminate vines produced. You'll enjoy harvesting 30 or more fruits throughout the season from this disease (Fusarium Wilt, Verticillium wilt, Tomato Mosiac Virus, Crack, and Scab) resistant plant with dark green leaves and well-behaved form. You'll be the envy of all your tomato-growing friends! Bred by Seeds By Design. Click here for more information.
Tomato Midnight Snack F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
Midnight Snack is a unique indigo-type cherry tomato that ripens to red with a beautiful glossy black-purple overlay when exposed to sunlight. This coloration comes from the accumulation of anthocyanin pigments, the same reason blueberries are blue and contain healthy antioxidants. The indeterminate growth habit means vines should be staked and, lucky for us gardeners, plentiful fruits will ripen all season long! Midnight Snack is great in salads or eaten straight off the plant…a guilt-free treat any time of the day or night. Judges commented on the improved taste of this indigo tomato and said this is a "Big improvement in purple tomatoes!" This novel AAS Winner matures earlier than the comparisons, is very easy to grow and will be a unique addition to any garden. Bred by PanAmerican Seed. Click here for more information.
Tomato Patio Choice Yellow F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
Patio Choice Yellow is a new compact, determinate tomato developed specifically for small spaces and container gardens. This AAS Winner produces very large yields of 1/2 ounce bright yellow cherry tomatoes on short vines that grow only 18 inches tall. This mild flavored cherry tomato sets over 100 fruit on compact plants which are perfect for urban or small space food gardeners. Consider using these beautiful tomatoes either fresh or in the oven or sun dried for a deliciously sweet treat. For even easier picking, plant in a hanging basket. Bred by Seeds By Design. Click here for more information.
Verbena EnduraScape Pink Bicolor
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National Winner
EnduraScape™ is described as "tough as nails" because it is the first verbena that can tolerate drought and heat plus survive cooler temperatures down to the low teens. This long-blooming pink bicolor verbena is spectacular in the landscape, edging a walk or border as well as in large containers and baskets. Vigorous plants are sturdy spreaders that pop with abundant soft pink blossoms that darken in intensity toward the center of the bloom. Pink Bicolor is the newest color in the series and the AAS Judges deemed it truly spectacular! Available in plant form only. Bred by Ball FloraPlant. Click here for more information.
Vinca Mega Bloom Orchid Halo F1
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National WinnerMega Bloom is an exciting new series of vinca bred to withstand heat and humidity without succumbing to disease. Orchid Halo produces huge bright rich purple blossoms with a wide white eye creating a striking look for the garden, even from a distance. Plants maintain a nice, dense habit with flowers staying on top of the foliage for full flower power color. Growers will like the early bloom time, compactness in the greenhouse and plant uniformity. Bred by AmeriSeed. Click here for more information.
Vinca Mega Bloom Pink Halo F1
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National Winner
Mega Bloom is an exciting new series of vinca bred to withstand heat and humidity without succumbing to disease. Pink Halo produces huge soft pink blossoms with a wide white eye. These flowers present a striking look in the garden, even from a distance. Plants maintain a nice, dense habit with flowers staying on top of the foliage for full flower power color. Growers will like the early bloom time, compactness in the greenhouse and plant uniformity. Bred by AmeriSeed. Click here for more information.
Watermelon Gold in Gold F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
"Eye-catching and fun" was one judge's comment about "Gold in Gold" Watermelon. The fruit's outer color is yellow with golden stripes while the inner flesh is a lovely orange/gold. Crisp texture with high sugar contents is also an advantage. This winner is an early producing, high yielding, and improved disease-resistant melon with a strong rind that resists cracking or bursting. The unique oblong shape of the 11-16 pound fruit makes it a perfect "icebox" watermelon and the tasty fruit is superior. Judges said, "We loved it!" Bred by Asia Seed Co. Click here for more information.
Watermelon Mini Love F1
AAS 2017 Edible Vegetable Winner
National Winner
This personal-sized Asian watermelon is perfect for smaller families and smaller gardens. Shorter vines (3-4 feet) still produce up to six fruits per plant and can be grown in smaller spaces. Several judges commented on the crack and split resistant rinds, important for reducing crop loss. For culinary purposes, this deep red fleshed watermelon has a thin but strong rind that can be carved into attractive shapes for fruit salad presentations. Mini Love has a high sugar content resulting in sweet and crisp, juicy flesh that will be a true summer delight for watermelon lovers. Bred by HM. Clause. Click here for more information.
Zinnia Profusion Red
AAS 2017 Flower Winner
National WinnerThis newest Profusion Zinnia winner is the fourth color in the single flower series to win the coveted AAS Winner award. The original Profusions were ground-breaking plants because of their compact form, disease resistance, early and continuous blooms all season long and ease in growing. Judges raved about the vibrant, perfectly true red color of this zinnia which doesn't fade in summer's intense rays. As one judge stated, "We have waited for years for this true red color in zinnias!" Gardeners will find many uses for the true red zinnia that's easy to grow and a favorite of pollinators. Uniform plants and outstanding greenhouse and garden performance will be especially important for growers producing Profusion Red for retail sales. Zinnia Profusion Red is also a Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner for garden performance in Europe. Bred by Sakata Seed Corporation. Click here for more information.
All-America Selections® was founded in 1932 and continues as the oldest independent testing organization in North America. Every year, new, never-before-sold varieties are trialed in our Trial Grounds and professional horticulturists determine which varieties will be deemed winners based on their garden performance. AAS relies upon a public relations program to inform gardeners about AAS National and Regional Winners that are announced three times each year.
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This is a book of photographs of our three trips (each one month long) to the South Island of New Zealand. Odd numbered pages have been identified and there is an index for the photograps at the back of the book.
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I've been in New Zealand for over 50 years and never been home to England. With a son and his wife living and working in London, who just had a baby daughter it gave my wife and I all the excuses we needed to take a first trip back and for me to visit all my childhood haunts and catch up on my few living reatives.
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The Brothers Hildebrandt are twin brothers who collaboratively worked as fantasy and science fiction artists. Greg Hildebrandt (born 1939) and Tim Hildebrandt (1939-June 11, 2006) began working in 1959. They are best known for their popular The Lord of the Rings illustrations, painting the first Star Wars movie poster, their pinup arts and their Magic: The Gathering illustrations. Greg Hildebrandt Jr. also made major contributions to the production of a book entitled "Greg & Tim Hildebrandt: The Tolkien Years", which gave an overview of the Tolkien genre artworks produced by Greg and Tim in the 1970's.
Tim Hildebrandt passed away on June 11, 2006 at the age of 67. His death was due to diabetes.
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Ba'al-Perazim (Hebrew Owner of Breakings Through) was a place in ancient Israel.
It was the scene of a victory gained by David over the Philistines (2 Samuel 5:20; 1 Chronicles 14:11). It is called Mount Perazim in Isaiah 28:21. It was near the Valley of Rephaim, west of Jerusalem.
Some scholars suggest a site 4 km northwest of Jerusalem, named Sheikh Bodr, to be identical with Ba'al-Perazim.
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- (b) an anachronism - such as "Abraham came to Dan" Genesis 14:14.
Yoshitaka Kobayashi considers it is an anachronism [2], but the use of Baal rather than El may indicate a play on an existing local name.
If the reference is to Mt. Perazim in Isaiah 28 then that suggests a mountain with a high ground position for David to attack. Alternatively, since David says "Yahweh burst-through" (פָּרַץ יְהוָה) "like bursting of waters" (פֶרֶץ מָיִם) it may be a reference to waters.
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This place name is the origin of term "God of the Breakthrough" in the Gospel music song of that name by Robert Critchley, sung by Lara George.
- ↑ Suggested by the use of Baal rather than El. cf entry in Brown Driver Briggs, Hebrew Lexicon.
- ↑ Yoshitaka Kobayashi, Baal-Perazim, entry in Anchor Bible Dictionary
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Pittsfield: BHS offers annual '100 Cats for Christmas' spay/neuter program
A grant from the Massachusetts Animal Coalition's license plate program will support Berkshire Humane Society's "100 Cats for Christmas" on Thursday, Dec. 17.
"100 Cats for Christmas" is BHS's largest and most successful low-cost spay and neuter effort for kittens and cats.
To participate, residents of Berkshire County need to come to BHS to complete a registration form and pay a non-refundable $25 fee, which includes surgery and a rabies vaccination. Registration is on a first come, first served basis.
So far, this year's participating veterinarians, who have discounted their fees for this event, include Pittsfield Veterinary Hospital, Greylock Animal Hospital, Lenox Cat Hospital, and South Street Veterinary Services.
In the last two years, "100 Cats for Christmas" has exceeded its goal of spaying and neutering 100 cats.
To help support low-cost spaying and neutering throughout Massachusetts, BHS encourages all community members to purchase an "I'm Animal Friendly" license plate. The tax-deductible plates are available at local Registries of Motor Vehicles or at www.petplate.org.
For more information, contact Erin Starsja at 413-447-7878, ext. 124.
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