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Hubbardton Forge 102100 10 Light Ten Arm Chandelier
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This product from Hubbardton Forge has a black finish. For use with 10 60-watt clear incandescent candelabra bulbs.
The overlay of two tiers and curving arms creates a pleasing visual effect on this ten-arm chandelier.
- Includes canopy kit with 15' wire and 3' chain.
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|(10)60w B10 Cand C Incand [Compare Bulbs]
|Hand-Forged Wrought Iron
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Chandeliers come in a wide variety of shapes and styles. More common types include Candle-Style, Crystal, Williamsburg, and Wrought Iron among others.
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Can you use shades with this lamp
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For this particular item, it is not meant to have shades on the lights.
John A. on Mar 7, 2012
I need to replace the bulb holder of one of the arms...how do I go about it?
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I am going to recommend you contact Hubbardton Forge Customer Service directely. There phone number is 802-468-3090.
Cotye H. on Feb 13, 2012
How much darker is the black than natural iron. Is the black paint over the wrought iron?
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If you look at the option images on the product page, you can scroll your mouse over the colors and bigger picture will appear. The iron finish is actually going to be more grey.
Gina K. on Sep 26, 2011
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Great chandelier
By Sally S. from Canton, SD on Feb 27, 2008
This was perfect & exactly what I was looking for -- understated but elegant. I've purchased Hubbardton Forge lighting before and have been very pleased with their products.
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I LOVE IT! It's PERFECT!!
By Shantih C. from Soddy Daisy, TN on Mar 10, 2011
Bargain Hunter, Practical, Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
This chandelier exceeds my every expectation. It is simple and perfect and beautiful. It is all one solid piece of material, very well crafted. I love it!
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Christ Is Risen (CD Preview Pack) composed by Various. Arranged by Various. For Unison/2-part choir. Brentwood Choral. Sacred, Modern Christian, Easter. Easy. CD preview pack (book and CD). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575704891).
A Simple Easter Series brings you this new 20-minute mini-musical for Easter-Christ Is Risen. Filled with classic songs and hymns, along with several new songs, this Easter presentation will touch the hearts of your church. From the opening "Hosanna" to the finale with "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today," rejoice in the resurrection of the risen Savior and sing Christ Is Risen. Arranged especially for Unison and Two-Part choirs, these easy-to-sing, easy-to-learn songs are perfect for choirs with limited rehearsal time and resources. Songs include: Come And See With Christ The Lord Is Risen Today - Hosanna - If That Isn't Love - Were You There? - What His Love Could Do.
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Do you tell good stories? Tell stories for good.
The Storytellers for Good program (S4G) supports students with skills in digital media to produce stories about students, alumni, and faculty exploring social change at Brown. Meet our 2014-15 Storytellers!
Brown University stands apart for a culture of social justice that reaches across campus and echoes around the world. Yet most of the stories go untold.
Storytellers are the voice of Brown's social change community. Their stories can be found on Swearer Sparks, a new website created in May 2014 to inspire and connect the social change community at Brown.
Our Storytelling Speaker Series is open to all students; click here for more information.
About the Program
The Swearer Center seeks to create an open, supportive learning community at Brown University where students can build and apply their skills in digital media in order to tell authentic, meaningful stories with social impact.
Meet the 2013-14 Storytellers for Good:
On finding a space to explore storytelling:
Storytellers participate in weekly group meetings in order to build the skills and receive the feedback needed to produce individual stories. The production of these stories includes research; storyboarding; interviewing students, faculty, and others; editing content through rounds of feedback; and producing a final piece.
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In addition to regular peer critique of their work, Storytellers are also connected to a powerful network of alumni and professionals working in the fields of media, storytelling, and social impact. These professionals lead workshops and serve as mentors for students as they sharpen their narrative voice and technical skills in digital storytelling.
Through their work, student storytellers have the opportunity to build a multimedia portfolio; gain exposure to an audience of thousands; and work on a creative, supportive, and fast-paced team.
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Storytelling Speaker Series
Each semester, the Swearer Center hosts speakers and workshops on campus in order to explore the intersection of media, storytelling, and social impact. Register below!
The Power of Visual Storytelling in the Networked World: A Conversation with National Geographic's Keith Jenkins
Tuesday, November 4 at 5:30pm
Martinos Auditorium, Granoff Center for the Arts (154 Angell Street)
Open to the public
What does it mean to be a storyteller in 2014? How do stories remain relevant in an ever-evolving and expanding world? Join us for a conversation on visual storytelling with Keith Jenkins, a leader at National Geographic overseeing its transformation into a digital organization.
In the short time he has been at National Geographic, Jenkins and his team launched Proof, NGS's photo blog, and helped grow Your Shot, NGS's online photo site, into a thriving community.
Jenkins is a distinguished speaker on photography and multimedia; he is currently an adjunct professor at Georgetown University and worked previously as Senior Producer for Multimedia at NPR.org and a Managing Editor for Photography at The Washington Post.
Co-sponsored by the Swearer Center for Public Service, John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities, Sheridan Center for Teaching and Learning, and Departments of Anthropology and Theatre Arts and Performance Studies.
Audio Storytelling Workshop with Raina Fox '13 MAPH & Nate Storring '13 MAPH
Thursday, October 9. 5-6pm. Swearer Center for Public Service (25 George Street).
How do you tell a dynamic story with sound alone? How can you conduct a strong interview that lends itself to audio storytelling? What equipment and techniques do you need to turn an interview into an audio piece? Raina Fox and Nate Storring will host a one hour workshop introducing students to the basics of audio storytelling. Students will analyze sample audio stories, gain experience using audio recording equipment, discuss and practice interview methods, and learn narrative principles of audio editing. Raina has led oral history workshops in Providence and Chicago, and brings experience conducting and editing oral histories for a variety of storytelling purposes. Nate brings four years of experience as a freelance videographer and digital storyteller.
Space is limited; please register here.
Photography As Narrative: How to Take Photos that Tell A Story with Rachel Hulin '00
Friday, October 24. 2:30-3:30pm. Swearer Center for Public Service (25 George Street).
What does it take to not only capture a beautiful photograph, but tell a powerful story? Photography can expose, inspire, and change the viewer. This workshop will provide an overview of photographic techniques like composition, and also dive into the narrative qualities of photography, including photo essays. Rachel Hulin '00 is a photographer, photo editor, and author. Her popular Flying Henry series was featured by BuzzFeed, Oprah, The Today Show, and others and is also a children's book of the same name. She is a founder of The Photography Post, a photography blog and aggregation site, and worked as a photography blogger and editor in New York for many years; titles included Rolling Stone, RADAR Magazine, and Nerve.com. See Rachel's work at rachelhulin.com.
Space is limited; please register here.
Imagining Your Story: Storyboards and Scripts
Thursday, November 6. 5:00-6:00pm. Swearer Center for Public Service (25 George Street).
Okay, you have an incredible idea for your story and maybe some material. Now what? Storyboards and scripts are powerful tools to help storytellers plan and visualize their final piece. In this workshop, you will learn various ways to develop these tools through examples and discuss how to tailor the workflow to fit your project. Julia Liu '06 is a Providence-based filmmaker, comic artist and illustrator. When she is not working in NYC on TV shows and movies, she is crafting stories through her own films and illustrations. Her short film "Brown's 'Rape List,' Re-Visited" was recently published as a New York Times Op-Doc. See Julia's work at juliacliu.com.
Space is limited; please register here.
Current Storytellers
Isabel DeBre '18. Isabel grew up in Los Angeles. A freshman at Brown, she plans to concentrate in Literary Arts and International Relations, and to unite her love of storytelling with her interests in world affairs. Isabel's fiction and poetry have been featured in several literary magazines, and she has been recognized by the National Young Arts Foundation and the National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. For several years, she has been writing articles on global human rights for Care2.com, an online community dedicated to social justice causes. She has also worked for Human Rights Watch, and the International Rescue Committee's Refugee Resettlement department in Los Angeles. As a Storyteller for Good, she believes that ethical stories represent the ideal agent of social change, and she's so excited to contribute to this discourse at Brown. Mentor: Alessandra Wollner '12, Writing
Jeffrey Matteis '15. PHL via PVD. After college I would like to live on the road, slow strolling across the country - camping and sleeping in a van. Til then… I'm currently back in school (after three years on leave) to learn more about storytelling, modern culture and media, and to meet great people. School is great because it can introduce you to many things that you didn't know you didn't know. I am currently interested in the intersection of compassion and creativity as well as sharing with others. I am going to be a life long filmmaker and storyteller. Mentor: Keith Heyward, Film
Sophie McKibben '16. Sophie grew up in rural Vermont, where she spent her time cross-country skiing, running a national literary magazine for kids, and organizing community-based services for military families. After spending a semester working on an organic farm, and another learning about government in D.C., Sophie finished high school at Red Cross Nordic United World College in Flekke, Norway, where she was one of two Americans and lived on a fjord. At Brown, Sophie has worked with the BRYTE program, co-directing BRYTE Summer Camp, a 6-week academic enrichment summer program in Providence for refugee youth. She has also worked as a storyteller, highlighting the voices of those engaged in social justice work. Mentor: Caitie Whelan '06, Writing
Tomás Quinonez-Riegos '15. Tomás is currently a senior at Brown who has spent his undergraduate years attempting to place a critical lens to the work of "doing good." He has boundless faith in the goodness of humanity and has an insatiable desire to learn from the world. He shares his experiences through writing and hopes to nurture additional media production skills to share interesting ideas from interesting people in a compelling and engaging manner. Mentor: Jennifer Galvin '95, Film
Tom Sullivan '15. Hi! I am a senior concentrator in Latin American and Caribbean Studies at Brown University. My love for photography, music and Spanish have led me to some pretty interesting places. Last fall I spent the semester living in Chile, where wandered with my camera through Santiago almost everyday. I found myself choking on tear gas while photographing a student protest, getting in beatbox battles with street musicians and ultimately hitchhiking around the southern island of Chiloé in search of interesting faces and views. Swimming in the ocean is as close to God as I'll ever get, so if I am near open water, no matter the time of year, I'll dive in. As a Storyteller for Good, I hope to take you to new places and introduce you to fascinating people that might just be right next to you. Mentor: Stephen Crocker, Film
Liza Yeager '17. Liza started high school in her hometown, Corvallis, Oregon, and finished at the United World College in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. During the two years she spent in Mostar, she co-led a student radio show focused on social activism and organized a citywide English tutoring program. At Brown, Liza will probably concentrate in Development Studies and will definitely continue exploring how storytelling can be used for social impact. She is also involved with the Brown University Mediation Project (BUMP) and Space in Prisons for Art and Creative Expression (SPACE). Mentor: Rachel Hulin '00, Photography
How to Apply
2014-15 Storyteller for Good
Applications are currently closed.
Applications will be judged on the following criteria:
- Demonstration of technical skills (writing/journalism, video production, audio production, photography, illustration/animation, or other forms of digital storytelling) and/or the ability to identify and craft a strong narrative
- Experience in non-academic writing skills strongly preferred, such as creative fiction and nonfiction, journalism, blogging, etc.
- Curiosity and passion for connecting with others
- Strong interest in the work of organizations and ventures with a social mission
- Manages commitments gracefully with attention to accuracy, details, and deadlines
Previous knowledge of the social change community at Brown and ownership of technical equipment are not required.
Graduate students are welcome to apply.
- This is a year-long position with a firm 10-hour/week commitment, including weekly 1.5 hour meetings.
- There will be a kickoff retreat on the afternoon of Sunday, September 21, 2014 for accepted storytellers. If applying, please save this date.
Information Session
Please join us for an information session at the Swearer Center (25 George Street) on Monday, September 8, 7:30-8:30pm or come speak to us at one of the following events:
- Swearer Center Open House: September 5, 3-4pm (25 George Street)
- Community Service Opportunities Fair: September 10, 7-8pm (Sayles Hall)
If you are unable to attend these events or have additional questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Become A Story Mentor
During the program, students have the chance to co-produce a story with an alumni or professional storyteller mentor - a 4-hour per semester commitment.
If you are an alumni or professional working in the field of storytelling and media, please email firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more.
Pitch Your Story!
Do you have a story of social innovation to share on Swearer Sparks? Do you want to work with a Storyteller for Good on a media project about your social cause or venture? Click here to learn more.


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With Stanford likely not to score many runs in the series-opener, it'll be up to Gallagher to keep the Titans offense in check. Gallagher assumes the role of Friday starter for the Cardinal after the loss of Greg Reynolds to professional baseball. The junior right-hander joined the starting rotation toward the end of last season and finished the year with a 5-5 record and 3.99 ERA in 65 innings.
Two newcomers to Division I college baseball will match-up on the mound Saturday evening in game two of the series. For Stanford, it'll be the collegiate debut for freshman right-hander Jeff Inman. Stanford's best pitcher during Fall Ball and preseason workouts, Inman is also the hardest thrower on the club with a fastball that tops out in the mid 90's. This is a big test for the rookie and is a huge vote of confidence from the coaching staff to put the freshman in a starting role the opening weekend against a club like Cal State Fullerton. Inman though has all of the tools necessary to become the next great pitcher at Stanford.
With Gagnier and Miller gone, the back-end of Fullerton's starting rotation will have a different look this year. Opposing Inman on the mound Saturday will be junior college transfer Jeff Kaplan. A right-hander, Kaplan played at Irvine Valley College last spring and went 5-5 with a 2.56 ERA (fourth in the conference) and 100 strikeouts (second) in 84 innings. Kaplan is in the starting rotation thanks to a standout Fall Ball on the mound, but like Inman, has yet to throw a pitch at this level.
On Sunday, the Titans will send out redshirt freshman Sean Urena. Urena has a big body at 6'2", 255 lbs. and did not pitch last year with Fullerton as a redshirt. The most likely starter for Stanford in the series finale will be sophomore left-hander Jeremy Bleich. Bleich may be the top pitcher on the club right now and thus may be used early in the weekend out of the bullpen if Stanford has a late lead and the coaching staff wants to get a victory and early control of the series. Bleich excelled as a closer during the first half of last season picking-up seven saves before joining the starting rotation later in the campaign. All total, Bleich went 4-4 with a 4.05 ERA in 60 innings as a freshman. He then went on to earn Cape Cod League All-Star honors for his efforts during the summer.
If Bleich doesn't see action out of the bullpen early in the weekend, he'll get the ball on Sunday afternoon. Other candidates to start for the Cardinal include junior right-hander Erik Davis (1-1, 4.91 ERA last year) and sophomore right-hander Max Fearnow (2-0, 5.91 ERA).
These are two teams with different situations when it comes to their weekend rotations at the start of the season. Fullerton returns their ace (Roemer) who is an All-American and one of the top pitchers in the country. But the rest of the rotation is gone and filled with unproven arms. Meanwhile, Stanford lost their star (Reynolds), but returns their other two starters (Gallagher and Bleich) with one needed to step up and become a go-to ace. Stanford's team ERA last season was 4.55.
The starting rotation looks very different for Cal State Fullerton at the start of the year and the same can be said for their lineup. From a club that hit .313 last season, the top six hitters have all moved on (Justin Turner, Blake Davis, Danny Dorn, Brett Pill, Brandon Tripp, and David Cooper). One of the few "known" players in the Titans lineup though is senior third baseman Evan McArthur. An outstanding defensive player, McArthur is also a quality hitter as evident by his .303 average, seven homers, and 36 RBI as an everyday player a year ago. Joining McArthur on the left side of the infield is sophomore Joe Scott. Scott only garnered 14 at-bats last year with standouts Davis and Turner playing up the middle, but like McArthur, he's a top-flight defensive player who should step in nicely at the shortstop position.
Stanford though may catch a break this weekend as McArthur has been bothered recently with a sprained wrist and thus may be limited in the series. Senior two-way player Bryan Harris, who started 24 games last season and hit .295, would seem to be the most logical replacement.
Just two other starters, outside of McArthur, are back for Fullerton in 2007. Senior catcher John Curtis (.277, 0 HR, 23 RBI) started 46 games last season while junior center fielder Clark Hardman (.224, 0 HR, 12 RBI) found his name on the lineup card 36 times a year ago. Hardman is a very talented player having earned Freshman All-American honors in 2004 (.341 AVG) before missing all of '05 with a serious arm injury and working his way back to full strength all of last year.
Some of the new faces in the Fullerton lineup this weekend could include outfielder Nick Mahin (JC transfer, leadoff-type hitter), outfielder Khris Davis (freshman, future star), first baseman Jake Vasquez (senior, transfer from Texas A&M, power bat), and second baseman Joel Weeks (junior, JC transfer).
Stanford, meanwhile, has a more experienced offense returning although the '06 club didn't come close to matching Fullerton's production from a year ago. The Cardinal hit just .286 last season with 40 home runs, but will try to build on a fantastic final month at the plate that led to a regional victory last June in Austin.
Eight of the 12 regulars are back - although two key starters will see little-to-no action this weekend (more on that later). Expected to be one of the top hitters in the country this season, junior right fielder Michael Taylor anchors the offense. Taylor hit .325 as a sophomore with five home runs and 39 RBI - generally batting fourth in the order behind graduated All-American shortstop Chris Minaker (.364, 11 HR, 68 RBI). With Minaker now playing professional baseball, it's up to Taylor to now carry the load offensively for the Cardinal.
Junior Adam Sorgi also returns after missing last year because of a shoulder injury. Sorgi led the '05 Cardinal in batting average when he hit a .322 clip. A natural shortstop, Sorgi continues to recover from labrum surgery and will probably be restricted to playing third base (if in the field at all) early in the season.
Stanford expects to have a better offense this year thanks to the emergence of Taylor, the return of Sorgi, and an up-and-coming sophomore class. Many of the second year players received substantial time in the starting lineup last year which resulted in some growing pains through much of the season. The experience should prove valuable now as many have made tremendous strides in the offseason.
As for the injured players, sophomore first baseman Jason Castro (.283, 3 HR, 19 RBI), who is expected to bat in the middle of the order, will not play this weekend because of a broken bone in his right hand. Castro looks to be the finest of the talented sophomore hitting group. Meanwhile, senior center fielder Ryan Seawell (.313, 2 HR, 14 RBI) likely won't start during this series as he recovers from a hamstring injury sustained in practice a few weeks ago. Seawell though may be available to pinch-hit.
C - Brian Juhl (Jr., .217, 1 HR, 3 RBI)
1B - Brent Milleville (So., .198, 2 HR, 12 RBI)
2B - Austin Yount (So., .139, 1 HR, 7 RBI)
3B - Adam Sorgi (Jr., .322, 5 HR, 41 RBI)
SS - Cord Phelps (So., .196, 0 HR, 10 RBI)
LF - Joey August (So., .273, 1 HR, 6 RBI) or Toby Gerhart (Fr.)
CF - Sean Ratliff (So., .000, 0 HR, 1 RBI)
RF - Michael Taylor (Jr., .325, 5 HR, 39 RBI)
DH - Grant Escue (So., .422, 0 HR, 8 RBI) or Sorgi
Cal State Fullerton Projected Lineup
C - John Curtis (Sr., .277, 0 HR, 23 RBI)
1B - Jake Vasquez (Sr., .276, 5 HR, 21 RBI w/Texas A&M)
2B - Joel Weeks (Jr., JC Transfer)
3B - Evan McArthur (Sr., .303, 7 HR, 36 RBI) or Bryan Harris (Sr., .295, 0 HR, 15 RBI)
SS - Joe Scott (So., .286, 0 HR, 3 RBI)
LF - Nick Mahin (Jr., JC Transfer)
CF - Clark Hardman (Jr., .224, 0 HR, 12 RBI)
RF - Chris Jones (So.)
DH - Jon Wilhite (Jr., .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI)
Cal State Fullerton was ranked 14th in the country by Baseball America in their preseason Top 50 poll. By contrast, Stanford checked in at #31. Despite a younger and more inexperienced club, the Titans are still the team to beat in the Big West Conference. And certainly don't count this team out in the long run this year on the national stage. The last time Fullerton fielded such an inexperienced team with numerous preseason questions was 2003. That Titan squad then turned out to be perhaps the best team in the country and it took two incredible performances from Stanford in the College World Series that June (John Hudgins complete-game in the first contest and Jonny Ash's first career home run - coming off of Chad Cordero - in the second game) to prevent Fullerton from reaching the championship series. Fullerton doesn't rebuild, they reload.
Don't think games this early don't matter either. Stanford just squeezed into the NCAA Tournament last year with a 30-25 overall record and the chief reason was a strong non-conference mark. Going 5-1 last February over the likes of Fullerton and Texas gave the Cardinal just enough to continue their season last June. This obviously isn't anywhere close to make-or-break time for Stanford, but a couple of wins this weekend could go a long way when it comes to dissecting RPI ratings in May. Plus, Stanford will be at home in four of the next five weekends, so a strong start against the Titans could really set the tone for a big non-conference season.
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Next Meeting: Our Society's next meeting is the third Saturday in February 2015. It is held at the MANNING ACTIVITY CENTRE, at 3 Downey Drive, Manning. Click here for a site map. The year 2014 finishes with a Christmas Luncheon where yearly trophies are awarded to growers who have adorned our competition over the calendar year.
The Australian African Violet Association had its Annual Show over the weekend 25 and 26 October 2014. It produced some beauties and here they are:
Kent & Joyce Stork AVSA Vol. 47 No.2
Some African violets come from unstable genetic strains, that is, the plants will not consistently pass their characteristics on to the next generation through propagation of leaf cuttings. Some of the offspring will look like the parent. But some may bloom with an entirely different colour. This change is referred to as a sport. While many violets will occasionally sport, the unstable strains sport on a regular basis. Their instability is passed along to both the off spring resulting from leaf cuttings and to new hybrids made using the unstable plant as a parent. Violets with fantasy blossoms, those that show speckles or streaks of a contrasting colour to the background, are apparently all unstable. The fantasy hybrids that we have worked with will frequently produce sports which have some or all solidcolour blossoms. Recently, we had a sport on which one-fourth of the plant bloomed true (pink with blue streaks), one-fourth bloomed with a pink and blue chimera (striped) pattern, one-fourth bloomed blue, and one-fourth bloomed pink. These plants may also have a blossom which is partly fantasy, and partly a solid colour.
Another group of violets that tend to be unstable are those with bi-colour blossoms. By definition, these have at least two different colour areas on each blossom (which is different from edged blossoms or two tones of one colour). Some of the most unstable bi-colours are those which exhibit irregular colour patterns or splotches and smears of colour on a white background. These varieties will often signal that they are sporting to a solid colour with a change in the green colouration of the foliage. Dark patches on lighter green leaves is a good indication that some or all of the blossoms may be solid-colour.
Why are plants unstable? The genetic code of the violets is a chain of DNA which looks like a tiny twisted ladder. Without getting too complicated, just before the cell splits (which is the process of growing), the DNA chain splits into two half-ladders. Each half-ladder then uses some "spare parts "from the cell to rebuild itself. When that process is complete, the cell divides into two with each resulting cell containing a complete DNA ladder to determine what the cell will be like. Mutations result when a mistake is made in the process of rebuilding the DNA ladder. It may be that some plants do not provide adequate "spare parts" for the rebuilding. These "spare parts" come from the food the plant receives as well as chemicals produced in the plant. This explains why a plant that is unduly stressed by poor cultural conditions seems more likely to sport.
Crown Rot
This is a fungus that attacks the centre growth of the plant. It most likely occurs if water falls on the crown of the plant and is not removed. It is noticed by the floppiness of the crown. There is no cure except starting a new plant from leaf cuttings and discarding the diseased plant.
Spring/Summer Growing Tips
Occasionally, a grower is doing everything well, and a violet will stubbornly remain out of bloom while developing beautiful leaves. Botanists would say that it is in variegated mode. In order to switch it to a flowering mode, the plant needs a gentle threat that will trigger a 'survival of the species' reaction. Squeezing the size of the pot or gently 'thumping' the pot on a table surface will disturb the roots enough to trigger a panic response, often causing the violet to begin setting flowers. It sounds silly, but there is a good science to support this action. Of course following other previous tips, provide light, watch the temperature and humidity, keep plenty of fresh circulating air, do not feed and watch out for pests etc.
(Thanks to all those beautiful African violet people who publish or offer their experience in growing better quality Gesneriad).
Saintpaulia Speak - Red Delicious
Red Delicious is a Standard whose bloom is a semi-double dark red pansy hybridised by Margaret Taylor. The leaves are dark green. It is a colour that does well In a brightly lit position.. This is a lovely image of this cultivar which I am pleased to say that was taken by myself..
Violet Talk. Come and join in the fun with our new leadership group and activities that will involve and interest you. Our Members get access to special web pages with loads of information (this month's edition has the Instability article on the left included) and a bigger brighter version of the Newsletter 'VIOLET TALK' . We send out a text only version to our Australian Association and Society colleagues in the African Violet world every two months. The October Web version combining interesting articles plus reports on our monthly meetings and competition results is now available to our members through the Members Only Page. We are a beaut bunch of people and will make your life interesting and productive with workshops and talks all squeezed into three hours on a Saturday afternoon once a month.
Creating a Miniature Greenhouse
Two approaches in creating your own small greenhouse. Technique one, is to cover the leaf and pot with a sandwich bag (zip lock bags can tip over) and secure it a bow the bottom of the pot. With the second technique, which works if you are setting many leaves, is to place pots in a covered tray with matting. Any plastic container with a clear cover will work well (plastic wrap can serve as a cover). Check periodically to make sure leaves are moist. It is preferred that you water each plant however, if time is short, just wet the matting. If sides or top of container appear, very wet, wipe sides and top dry with a paper towel. This is critical because too much moisture will rot leaves.
Pink Leaves
Leaves of an African violet plant turning pink could be the result of a condition we call "bleaching" in which the chlorophyll in the leaves are depleted.
Usually, when leaves begin looking pink, it is because the red underside cells of the leaf are visible through the upper cells. This is because the chlorophyll in the leaf (the green pigment) is being used up (by photosynthesis) faster than the plant can replace it.
There are two ways to counter the problem:
Alternating Tips Turning Your Violets: If you are growing your violets in a position where they receive light from one side (this applies to most situations), it is necessary to rotate your plants a quarter turn each day, otherwise the leaves grow towards the light and if not rotated regularly the main stem will bend in that direction, and sometimes no amount of turning will straighten it again. This spoils the shape of the plant. It has been suggested that to turn the plant in an anti-clockwise direction will be more beneficial than clockwise. This may or may not be true, but you may like to experiment. African violets need no rest period. Given good conditions they will flower continuously forever.
Novel Methods Of Growing African Violets: You may wish to try African violets other than in standard pots (100mm) and there are many ways that will make quite a spectacular display provided that you follow the general rules of culture and provide them with adequate light to produce blooms. A lot of our competitions (and certainly in other Societies and Associations) have a Novelty Section and growers purchase odd shaped containers to grow some of their smaller varieties in. Dish gardens can be an exciting experience of combining other plant varieties with African violets using various platforms such as wood for instance. It is fun and challenging at the same time.
Terrariums provide ideal conditions for violets and you can make very interesting displays in aquariums, fish bowls or other glass containers. With no drainage you need to watch the watering very closely. If there is moisture on the glass during the daytime it probably is too wet and the lid should be left off for some of the moisture to evaporate. Provide plenty of drainage material (i.e. river sand and/or charcoal) in glass containers so that excess water can remain on the bottom away from roots of the plants. Miniature violets and miniature Sinningias are ideal for terrariums. Keep the glass clean and if you use charcoal it is said to "sweeten" the water.
Strep hint: A suggestion is to start repotting outdoor Sinningias sometime in late July (even earlier for some if you can manage it). Usually most of them would be finished by now. Just doing a few each day is the trick.
Two of Andy Kuang's (The Early Morn Society in Victoria) recent Gesneriad hybridized outcomes.
Want to contact us or ask a query, click on the email button below and send us a "hello" or query about your African violet. Or maybe even join! Plenty of information in the Maintenance, History and Annual Show Pages above with links to other societies, as well as the rest of this Home page


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Well thats about it..I'll try to blog more during my 90 day challenge!
So tonight in Team Weight Loss, Vance talk to us individually to let us know his thoughts on whether we should do the class again, go on our own, move up to Team Fitness..etc..So with me he feels I have to make a choice..Do his class or weight train with dave one or the other..he says I'm doing way to much & hence not losing weight etc..It's all very sad to me..I work so hard to see nothing..Yes I feel better blah blah blah..but I want to see it!
So Dave is having use this stuff for Recovery & Strength..it's ok I guess. I'll feel better when the scale starts moving..it's annoying..my clothes fit better but I want to be able to type in a new number on SP for my weight!..Well tonight is Team Weight Loss & my legs are killing me because Saturday was my leg day so now it's getting stiff. Spent some time in the spa last night to help but I won't let pain slow me down!
I'm coming up to the end of the 3 month Team Weight Loss Challenge..so I think I will sign up again..It's a great way to be sure I do my cardio & With Vance it's not just a treadmill you hop off at least 15 times during the hour to do squats, lunges, dumbell presses etc. so It's pretty fun!
OK so as I've said before I had to let Tony go for my weight training so now my awesome husband is training me..I must say I hurt like crazy today so that means he did good! I'm still gonna keep team Weight Loss since I hate cardio it keeps me accountable & I really gotta log my food cause I should be losing weight since I'm burning 7000 calories a week but i'm not so something is hinky??
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Bond issue will help fund landfill gas-to-electricity project.
Dallas-based Friedman, Luzzatto & Co. and Memphis, Tenn.-based Duncan-Williams Inc. have announced the completion of a $9 million taxable revenue bond issue to finance the construction of a landfill gas-to-energy project in San Antonio. The two firms describe the funding mechanism as "one of just a few bond issues in the U.S. for a landfill gas-to-electricity project."
Friedman, Luzzatto and Duncan-Williams were co-senior managers on the bond issue. Friedman, Luzzatto is a broker/dealer and financial advisor specializing in municipal securities nationwide while Duncan-Williams describes itself as a full-service financial services firm.
The landfill gas-to-electricity power plant, expected to be commercially operational by the end of 2013, will be constructed at the Nelson Gardens Landfill, owned by the city of San Antonio. The purpose of the project is to capture the methane emitted from the decomposing waste in the landfill to produce electricity.
The city of San Antonio authorized the issuance of the taxable revenue bonds through the Mission Economic Development Corp. (MEDC), a nonprofit corporation authorized to issue bonds and lend the proceeds to a special-purpose entity. MEDC does not guarantee the bonds. The proceeds of the bonds were loaned to Nelson Gardens Energy LLC to construct the project. Nelson Gardens Energy LLC is a Texas limited liability company formed by New York-based Greenfield Energy to take ownership of the project. The total size of the project including debt and equity is approximately $14.8 million.
"There have been very few methane gas power projects financed through the bond market," says Barry Friedman, president, Friedman, Luzzatto. "However, because landfill gas projects are a growing sector in the alternative energy sector as utilities look for viable ways to capture unused sources of renewable energy and put them to use, I believe you will see more entities turning to the bond market for financing."
When completed, Nelson Gardens is projected to produce 4 megawatts (MW) of electricity annually. CPS Energy, a utility owned by the city of San Antonio, has a 15-year power purchase agreement with Nelson Gardens Energy to buy the power. Nelson Gardens is one of three landfill gas-to-electricity projects developed by Greenfield.
"This project will add additional electric capacity for the citizens of San Antonio and turn what was a waste product into an additional source of income for the city," says Gary Craig, a Nelson Gardens member. "But more importantly, it will help the city achieve its goal of implementing green initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint by capturing methane instead of releasing it to the atmosphere."
Greenfield was selected by the City of San Antonio in January 2010. In July of 2012, Greenfield retained the services of Friedman, Luzzatto's affiliate, Dallas-based Carlyle Capital Markets, Inc., as a consultant to assist in the development of the financing for the project. Carlyle specializes in developing project financing for private developers along with lease-purchase programs for municipal entities.
As part of the project, Greenfield was able to secure a Section 1603 Grant, taking advantage of a federal program that reimburses eligible applicants for 30 percent of the costs of installing specified renewable energy projects.
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