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I can't sleep again 😀 ….and yes once again I created another masterpiece…this time it's a video of the pix I took in Abyaneh.
Oh, once I get off my lazy ass, I'll write a proper post about Abyaneh and it's mesmerizing cultural/historical attractions. But to be honest with you, I have lost the book and the CD I bought over there with all the info!!!
So until my Angel of Lost and Found Items places them in my lap, please accept the video and this brief info for the time being:
Abyaneh has been nicknamed a living architectural and anthropological museum.
It is famous for its highly intellectual and educated people, their deep commitment to their traditional customs and attire, and the fact that they still speak Parthian Pahlavi amongst themselves. Parthian Pahlavi was a language spoken in NE Iran from 250 BC to226 AD, i.e a language that died out 2000 years ago.
You can't help but get an eerie feeling walking through the streets of Abyaneh
PS. The song in the video is "Doroghataam Ghashange" by Naser
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USSSA rules. There are a limit on the number of innings (not pitches) a pitcher can throw. Each out is considered 1/3 of an inning.
The starting pitcher has reached his max innings for 1 day and comes out the next inning and thows 3-4 warmup pitches before the coach realizes it and makes a pitching change.
Doesn't he have to face 1 batter? They could walk the batter, which wouldn't count against innings pitched.
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How To Get The Most Out Of Your Dental Checkups
When you go in for your annual or biannual dental checkup, you may just expect to have your teeth cleaned and polished. However, you may be able to have more services performed at your checkup, along with the dental cleaning. People rarely take advantage of their dental plan's preventative care benefits, so be sure you ask about the following services.
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By: Robert Maguire
Today, CRP is unveiling a new tool that allows users to track political ad buys daily, as they are reported to the Federal Communications Commission.
CRP's new project is the latest of several worthy efforts that have sought to unlock this information -- crucial as it is to understanding how candidates, super PACs and dark money groups operate in elections. In 2012, Jacob Fenton (then of the Sunlight Foundation) created "Political Ad Sleuth," a pioneering achievement that became the go-to resource for researchers and journalists tracking ad buys reported to the FCC. Similarly in 2012, ProPublica's Free the Files project tracked FCC filings, and, like AdSleuth, it engaged users by asking them to help crowdsource the very messy data.
Prior to that, anyone wanting this kind of info had to go to individual television or radio stations to look at records of air time sold by the stations for political ads. That changed in 2012, when the FCC required the network TV affiliates in the nation's top 50 markets to put their filings in an online political file. The mandate expanded in 2014 to all broadcast television stations, and earlier this year, was broadened again to include cable, satellite and radio. But the data is unwieldy and disorganized -- effectively unusable for most journalists and other stakeholders without a technical background. The only alternatives available until now have been provided by private companies charging steep fees, effectively putting the data out of reach for most newsrooms, watchdogs and the public.
CRP aims to provide a free, open and much more usable resource, and this is our first step. Our database currently contains nearly 800,000 FCC filings going back to early August 2012. We have extracted text from PDFs for most of these filings and, in some cases will pull key text to track particular aspects of the data.
Sometimes these files disappear from the FCC's web site. So we are also saving a backup copy of every filing that comes in to ensure that the record -- and the content we've made machine-readable -- remains, long after the buyer requests its removal or the station itself deletes it after the allotted two years.
We are updating OpenSecrets.org daily with new data; the number of filings we are processing every day has skyrocketed from hundreds to thousands since the FCC began requiring more outlets to file reports on political ads. To put that into context, there have been almost exactly as many filings uploaded to the database in 2016 as were uploaded in the preceding three-and-a-half years.
Because we are downloading and extracting text from thousands of records every day, many of the pages in our Ad Data (Beta) section will be fresh from one day to the next. In the coming weeks and months, we will continue to expand access to the data and make improvements, as resources permit. Users with questions, comments or custom data requests (including for full content searches of the parsed data) should contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will do our best to help -- again, resources permitting.
Ad Data (Beta)
Users who visit the new page will see the most recent 100 political ad filings received that day, with links to download the documents themselves. The stations listed in those top 100 most recent filings each link to a summary page of the last 50 filings submitted by that station.
At the top of the page, a box allows users to search using zip code or a two-letter state abbreviation. Due to the sheer volume of filings we are downloading every day, the results are currently limited to the 10 most recent filings from that state, but below that, we show tallies of the number of filings from each station in the last 60 days. Users can click any station listed and see the 50 most recent filings from that station.
For example, on Tuesday, a search of all stations in New Hampshire (by putting "NH" in the search box) reveals both "prebook" and a contract submitted WMUR-TV for a six-figure buy from liberal dark money group Majority Forward, which is linked to the Democratic Senate leadership. The group, which is supporting Democratic candidates in tight Senate races, has not reported any spending to the FEC in NH, but this data gives a glimpse into what the group plans to do over the next few weeks.
A number of dark money groups active on the left and right show up in the results of these individual station searches from day to day. In many cases, these groups, like Majority Forward, have not reported their spending to the FEC because they are calling their stealth political ads "issue ads"; those have to be reported to the FEC only during certain pre-primary and pre-general election windows. Using the FEC's reporting windows to engage in political activity under the radar is common practice among dark money groups, but with this new we aim to make the practice easier to track.
Stay Tuned
In the coming weeks, we will be adding new search and download functionality -- including options that allow users to search by federal and state congressional districts.
In the longer term, our goal is to create tools that allow users to view up-to-date, standardized data about politically active groups, to search the content of the filings for details like individuals or vendors involved with the groups, and to view FCC data linked to relevant FEC and IRS data -- particularly where it will help fill in reporting gaps for dark money groups.
We are now seeing more than 30,000 filings a week showing requests for airtime, contracts and invoices for ad buys, and other correspondence between stations and representatives of the candidates and groups. We will be making as much of that available in the coming weeks and months as time and resources allow for users who are eager to track ad buys in the final months of the 2016 election -- but who don't have the funds to pay a private media tracking service.
The main obstacle to getting this data up onto OpenSecrets.org is the lack of resources for dedicated staff needed for processing and quality control. While CRP has made considerable progress in standardizing the data, it will be extremely labor-intensive to keep the data up to snuff on the site. To provide some perspective, CRP has a dedicated researcher who works on outside spending data from the FEC. This data is very complex, and regularly requires extensive troubleshooting and diagnostics -- all of which is aided by the fact that the FEC has standardized forms with machine readable data, assigned unique IDs for all political groups, and codes for transactions in the data.
The FCC data, on the other hand, has almost no standardized forms, very little machine-readable data, and no unique identifiers for groups across stations. It's simply a much bigger task. CRP is committed to get as much of this value-added data as possible into the hands of reporters and others who need it -- and as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, we hope you'll dive into the data, let us know how you're using it and stay tuned for these and other developments yet to come.


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James Goldcrown is a London born fashion and fine art photographer. James has also directed two films, one a campaign ad for women's lingerie wear, Madame V, which was shown at NY and London fashion weeks. The other is a documentary he shot in Africa, "To Die No More", which won two awards for best director. James just had his second photographic exhibition in New York. He works between London and New York.


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Lung, Li (Earth Dragon), Mature Adult (CR 15)
Huge Dragon (Earth and Spirit)
Alignment: Usually Neutral
Initiative: +0
Languages: Common, Draconic, Terran, and Spirit Tongue
AC: 30 (-2 size, +22 natural), touch 8, flat-footed 30
Hit Dice: 23d12+115 (264 hp); DR: 10/magic
Fort +18, Ref +13, Will +16
Speed: 60 ft., fly 150 ft. (poor), swim 40 ft., burrow 45 ft.
Space: 20 ft./10 ft.
Base Attack +23; Grapple +27
Attack: 1 bite +30, 2 claws +25, 2 wings +25, 1 slap +25, 1 crush +25
Full Attack: 1 bite +30, 2 claws +25, 2 wings +25, 1 slap +25, 1 crush +25
Damage: 1 bite 2d8+9, 2 claws 2d6+4, 2 wings 1d8+4, 1 slap 2d6+14, 1 crush 2d8+14
Special Attacks/Actions:
Abilities: Str 29, Dex 10, Con 21, Int 14, Wis 17, Cha 16
Special Qualities: Earthquake immunity, earthquake, roar, tunneling, stone shape, Wall of stone, SR 25, Fear aura (DC 24)
Feats: #Feats: 8
Skills: Skill points: 52
Advancement: 24-25 HD (Huge)
Climate/Terrain: Warm land and underground
Organization: Solitary, pair, or family (1-2 and 2-5 offspring)
Treasure/Possessions: Double Standard
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Earthquake Immunity (Su): Li lungs are never harmed by an earthquake, whether its origin is natural or magical. If an earthquake collapses a cavern around a li lung, it is merely inconvenienced by having to dig its way out - it suffers no damage from the falling stone.
Earthquake (Su): Once per day, a mature adult Li lung can create an earthquake in an area with a radius equal to 105 feet. In other respects, this ability duplicates the spell as cast a sorcerer of a level equal to twice the li lung's age level.
Roar (Ex): While engaged in melee combat, a li lung roars continually. This sound, like the scraping of metal against stone, is so loud that creatures within 60 feet of the dragon cannot hear any other sound, even their own voices. For all practical purposes, the creatures are considered deafened while the dragon continues to roar. In addition to the obvious effects, a deafened creature has a 20% chance to miscast and lose any spell with a verbal (V) component that he tries to cast.
Tunneling (Ex): Li lungs can burrow through solid stone at a speed of 5 feet.
Other Spell-like Abilities: 3/day - move earth, stone shape, well of stone; 1/day - disintegrate, flesh to stone.
Skills: Li lungs receive a racial bonus on Hide checks sufficient to negate their size penalty (+8).
Immunities (Ex): All dragons are immune to sleep and paralysis effects.
Spell Resistance (Ex): As dragons age, they become more resistant to spells and spell-like abilities, as given in the variety descriptions.
Blindsight (Ex): A dragon can ascertain creatures by non-visual means (mostly hearing and scent, but also by noticing vibration and other environmental clues) with a range of 210 feet.
Keen Senses (Ex): A dragon sees four times as well a human in low-light conditions and twice as well in normal light. It also has darkvision with a range of 700 feet.
Detect Thoughts (Su): Lung dragons can use this ability as the spell of the same name, continuously, with a range equal to 35 feet.
Invisibility (Su): Lung dragons can become invisible or visible at will. As with the invisibility spell, making any attack causes the dragon to become visible.
Alternate Form (Su): Lung dragons can assume any humanoid form of Small to Large size as a standard action. This ability is similar to the polymorph self spell but allows only humanoid forms. When using this ability, dragons gain a +11 circumstance bonus on Disguise checks.
Plane Shift (Sp): All lung dragons can move between the Spirit World and the Material Plane as often as they desire. Shifting planes is a standard action.
Skills: Dragons purchase the following skills at 1 rank per Hit Die: Listen, Spot and Search. The remaining skill points are generally spent on Bluff, Concentration, Diplomacy, Escape Artist, and Knowledge(any) at a cost of 1 skill point per rank. Dragons cannot purchase skills that are exclusive to a class. Dragons that can cast spells have the Spellcraft skill for free at 1 rank per Hit Die, provided they have an Intelligence bonus of at least +1 (Intelligence score 12+).
Frightful Presence (Ex): A mature adult lung dragon can unsettle foes with its mere presence. The ability takes effect automatically whenever the dragon attacks, charges, or flies overhead. Creatures within a radius of 210 feet are subject to the effect if they have fewer HD than the dragon. A potentially affected creature that succeeds at a Will save (DC 24) remains immune to that dragon's frightful presence for one day. On a failure, creatures with 4 or fewer HD become panicked for 4d6 rounds and those with 5 or more HD become shaken for 4d6 rounds. Dragons ignore the frightful presence of other dragons.
Earth Subtype
This subtype usually is used for elementals and outsiders with a connection to the Elemental Plane of Earth. Earth creatures usually have burrow speeds, and most earth creatures can burrow through solid rock.
Spirit Subtype
Spirit creatures include some fey and elementals (nature spirits), outsiders (celestial spirits), undead (ghosts and ancestors), and even dragons. Spirit creatures are nor necessarily incorporeal, despite their name - in the worlds of Oriental Adventures, some spirits are as much flesh and bone as humans are. The only game effect of the spirit type modifier is that spirit creatures are all affected by spells such as commune with greater spirit, invisibility to spirits, and protection from spirits.


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The forest supports a range of floodplain vegetation communities including river red gum forest, river red gum woodland, wetlands and the threatened Moira grass plains. The forest is an important feeding and breeding site for waterbirds including egrets, spoonbills and night herons, as well as significant fish, frog and turtle populations.
In recognition of its important environmental and cultural values, Barmah-Millewa Forest is listed as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention ( Ramsar site) and is one of six Living Murray Icon sites.
The forest also contains important cultural heritage sites and supports a variety of recreational and tourism activities such as camping, bushwalking, fishing, river cruises and bird watching. Barmah Forest is the Victorian component of the forest. It covers 28,500 hectares and is reserved as National and Regional Park.
River regulation and water extraction from the River Murray has reduced the frequency, duration and magnitude of flood events in the Barmah-Millewa Forest. This has affected the diversity, extent and condition of vegetation communities and the habitat and the health of dependent fauna.
Environmental water deliveries seek to build on high unregulated flows and the delivery of consumptive water en route to maximise environmental outcomes at Barmah Forest. As Barmah Forest is located in the upper-mid reaches of the Murray River, environmental water delivered to the forest can often be used again at sites further downstream as part of multi-site watering events. This occurs through use of return flows.
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Below are the resources available for download regarding proposed watering actions for the Barmah Forest:
Any further information regarding proposed watering actions for the Barmah Forest can be obtained by contacting the GB CMA.
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Murray Valley National Park – NSW Parks
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Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation
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While there are fine shops throughout District 1, there are several streets which are especially good for shopping, particularly Dong Khai, and Le Thanh Ton behind the Rex Hotel. Many shops here sell jewelry, amber, ceramics, antiques, furniture, silk and apparel. The stalls along Le Loi Street between Ben Thanh Market and the New World Hotel sell all kinds of war surplus and hardware items.
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HCMC's tailors are reminiscent of Hong Kong's before the seventies. Custom made shirts usually take three to four days and cost seven to ten dollars, not including the fabric.
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Weekend snow prospects increase
Some chance of significant accumulation
* Cold continues, snow threatens: Full Forecast & Daily Digit (new!) *
* NOAA's snow probability maps (see day 3) *
Next Chance of Accumulating Snow: Saturday - Sunday
Probability of Accumulating Snow (1" or more): 65%
Most Likely Potential Impact:
The potential weekend snow threat that we've hinted at for the past several days is becoming more likely. An area of low pressure will develop over the Gulf of Mexico today and that storm system will generally take a northeasterly track to somewhere off the Southeast coast by Friday.
The question, as with any potential coastal storm affecting our region, is exactly what track this system will take. Namely: will it take a more southerly/easterly track and just graze us (or even miss us altogether), or will it "turn" up the coast, socking us with snow? This is still unclear, though models over the past 24 hours have seemed to suggest the latter is increasingly likely.
Regardless of the actual track of this storm, and somewhat rare for the metro region, it appears that there likely will be enough cold air in place to assure that most, if not all, precipitation that falls should be in the form of snow. (There is just an outside possibility that the storm would track far enough inland to introduce a chance of a wintry mix along and east of I-95, as opposed to mostly snow)
Note that areas south and east of metro D.C., at this point in time, have a better chance at seeing snow than areas further north and west. The storm will not be fast moving so there is potential this could be a long-duration event for some areas -- beginning late Friday night and lasting into early Sunday.
As always, keep checking back for updates.
The Snow Lover's Crystal Ball appears when the potential exists for accumulating snow beyond 24 to 36 hours.
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| December 17, 2009; 7:45 AM ET
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Dang! accuweather predicts 8.7 inches for bethesda
Posted by: samdman95 | December 17, 2009 5:37 AM | Report abuse
Weekend snow - love it.
Cold enough to snow - love it.
Increasing chances of snow - love it.
Talking about it at CWG - love it.
Uncertainty of track - hate it!
Posted by: jaybird926 | December 17, 2009 5:50 AM | Report abuse
So Accuweather was right after all?
Personally, I'm hoping for a light accumulation.
Posted by: Murre | December 17, 2009 6:18 AM | Report abuse
personally im hoping for a foot! is that possible if the storm travels closer to the coast than expected?
Posted by: samdman95 | December 17, 2009 6:21 AM | Report abuse
I think there's about a 10% chance of 1 foot or more. The scenario for that would be for the storm to take a slightly more westerly track (closer to the coast) than currently simulated.
Posted by: Jason-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 7:44 AM | Report abuse
The chart above shows 35%, or best chance, for Sat. for 1" or less. So where are all these high numbers coming from?
Reasking - Hosting a kids' bday party Sat. pm Gaithersburg. Thoughts?
Posted by: Post43 | December 17, 2009 7:53 AM | Report abuse
So, the biggest Christmas shopping weekend for retailers will be ruined.
Just what the local economy needs.....Not.
Hoping for only a glancing blow here.
Posted by: ThinkSpring | December 17, 2009 7:59 AM | Report abuse
There's a Carly Simon song going through my head right now..."Anticipationnnnnnn, anticipayaytion..."
Posted by: mcaicedo | December 17, 2009 7:59 AM | Report abuse
If the storm takes more of an easterly track, we may just be talking about light snow or less, meaning a Saturday afternoon birthday party could still work. At the moment there looks to be about 1 in 3 chance of that. But there is a lot of support in computer model simulations and the overall pattern for something more than that. We'll have greater confidence in the ultimate scenario this afternoon and especially by later tonight and tomorrow.
Posted by: Jason-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 8:11 AM | Report abuse
Love the forecast! I hate how you keep using the phrase "snow THREAT," though - for snow lovers like me, it's not a threat; it's a promise. :-)
Posted by: paperball | December 17, 2009 8:17 AM | Report abuse
BabyARC's 2nd birthday party is Saturday - so thats two of us in the Party or Not to Party boat (actually, its cancel or continue with the On the Border catering; personally I say bring the chimichangas on - Ill eat them!) Well, I did promise her snow for her birthday! I have a pretty good hunch that we will be seeing both the 4-8 and 6-10 inch number thrown out there with a localized foot...AND - look at that Christmas Eve and Christmas Day setup...we may not need Saturday for a white Christmas.
Posted by: DullesARC | December 17, 2009 8:17 AM | Report abuse
It's funny. You guys are saying "south and east more" everyone down here [RIC] is saying that "north and west" will get more!
Posted by: Registration1982 | December 17, 2009 8:33 AM | Report abuse
Listening to the radio on the way in to work, NPR was talking Friday into Saturday and WTOP was placing the storm Saturday into Sunday. Have events planned Saturday and Sunday mornings. Which one is most likely to get canceled?
Posted by: nonfrequentflyer | December 17, 2009 8:55 AM | Report abuse
Looking forward to tracking the latest model runs this afternoon.
@jaybird926: I couldn't have said it any better. ;)
Posted by: SkywalkerSS | December 17, 2009 9:01 AM | Report abuse
It is interesting that some models seem to be saying south/east, yet Accuweather is predicting a lot of snow for the Shenandoah Valley... "As snow continues into Saturday, totals will likely exceed a foot farther north along the I-81 corridor in northern Virginia."
To prepare for the snow storm, I'm going to buy a yard stick on Friday just in case totals exceed 12". I guess an alternative would be to clear a snow board and add totals. That may actually be better to minimize compaction impacts.
Posted by: spgass1 | December 17, 2009 9:04 AM | Report abuse
ThinkSpring, So that conversation would go something like, "Sorry, I was going to buy you a Christmas present, but it snowed last Saturday. Let's hope for better weather next year."
Posted by: GD1975 | December 17, 2009 9:08 AM | Report abuse
Jim in NOVA here -
I am excited about this storm beyond belief! That said, I have a Christmas / Apt Warming party scheduled for Saturday night from 7pm to midnight roughly.
Right now it's looking like that period may well be the height of the storm. My thinking is I will not "call it" just yet, but it is looking like I may need to do that.
If that's the case, I'm thinking a Sunday daytime event may be better than a Saturday day time event. Any thoughts?
Posted by: jahutch | December 17, 2009 9:12 AM | Report abuse
Thanks, Jason.
DullesARC, when will you decide to call your party? My post party caterer is Grandma, and since she doesn't have 4 wheel drive, no post party food for us :-)
Posted by: Post43 | December 17, 2009 9:28 AM | Report abuse
To everyone having parties this weekend and looking for forecasts:
The invitations to your favorite online weather people must have gotten lost in the mail. That's the only explanation for us just finding out about this now...
But in reality, there is still a TON of info in doubt, including time, intensity, and amount. Right now, the only thing certain is there is a "snow threat that will impact the area between early Saturday morning through late afternoon on Sunday. Snow will likely be present within the metro area." Everything else, while reasonably expected, is still under 50% certainty for and not firm enough to report.
Posted by: JJones-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 9:29 AM | Report abuse
Come on Guys, you have to admit the 12z NAM is awe-inspiring. If we got HALF the amount of snow it predicts we'd still be buried.
Posted by: worldtraveler | December 17, 2009 9:33 AM | Report abuse
LOL - JJones, if we do have the party as scheduled, you and the rest of the CWG are welcome to join us!!
Posted by: Post43 | December 17, 2009 9:40 AM | Report abuse
W00T! Snow. Bring it!!!
Posted by: Alexandria2009 | December 17, 2009 9:49 AM | Report abuse
This is a pretty specific question, I won't mind if you don't answer :-) My mom is scheduled to fly out of BWI on Sunday, she lives in Richmond. She had planned to come up here on Saturday, hang out, spend the night and then fly out Sunday. Her flight is later in the day Sunday, is her best bet to stay put in Richmond and just drive up Sunday?
Posted by: ana_b | December 17, 2009 9:56 AM | Report abuse
I'm not sure I agree on 10% odds of a foot or more (somewhere). This has the makings of a historic event wherever the heaviest falls.
Posted by: Ian-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 9:58 AM | Report abuse
I want the official prediction to be "dusting to 1 ft.+"
Please hold off until I finish my Christmas shopping.
Posted by: epjd | December 17, 2009 9:58 AM | Report abuse
Silly me - I posted this one on the wrong blog entry...
Anyone else getting suspicious this might be a much bigger deal than we were thinking even 24 hours ago? Like I said yesterday, you'd have to be crazy to see these maps and not be suspicious of a potential big event. I could easily see this thing riding up the coast to be honest. That low parked over Nova Scotia reminds me of the weather map of March 12, 2003. Only two jets phasing, not three, I get that part, but the low pressure and the gradient between it and the high pressure looks very similar. Perfect set-up for cold air bleeding and cyclogensis.
Not a forecast, just a thought. Or perhaps mere wishcasting; we'll see.
Posted by: curtmccormick | December 17, 2009 10:00 AM | Report abuse
Curt, that potential definitely exists. And I have a good feeling about this one...
Posted by: Josh-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:03 AM | Report abuse
Bring it on! I'm walking distance between both the grocery store and a mall. And I like walking in the snow... :)
Posted by: MKoehl | December 17, 2009 10:07 AM | Report abuse
CWG, are you guys on Facebook?
Posted by: MKoehl | December 17, 2009 10:08 AM | Report abuse
OMG! i just heard about this. wow...chances for snow AND cerrato's "resigning" on the same day!
the big question here is what can i do personally to make sure we get "socked" with snow?
Posted by: walter-in-fallschurch | December 17, 2009 10:10 AM | Report abuse
The 12z NAM would be historic if it verifies (literally it's 18"+). But still too soon to take it to the bank -- that model can struggle beyond 48 hours and it has a wet bias. Need to see the GFS with a similar solution, and consistency at 18z and 0z...then it would be time to honk, loudly.
Posted by: CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:13 AM | Report abuse
Argh, really not trying to do so many posts. But I have to ask - curtmccormick, do you mean March 12, 1993, as in the Blizzard of 1993?
Posted by: MKoehl | December 17, 2009 10:14 AM | Report abuse
@CapitalWeatherGang can you boys post some graphics from the 12z NAM?
Posted by: Registration1982 | December 17, 2009 10:16 AM | Report abuse
CWG, you said,
"historic"! omg... i'm trying not to get too excited, but....
Posted by: walter-in-fallschurch | December 17, 2009 10:17 AM | Report abuse
Registration1982, here's the 60 hour forecast accumulated precipitation ending Sunday evening: http://bit.ly/4PTXc7 It would be correct to assume a snow-liquid ratio of something like 10:1
Posted by: Josh-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:20 AM | Report abuse
Despite my screen name, I actually hate snow and cold. I know that puts me in a minority here...
Fascinating to read this blog and then check the various news outlets. Makes me wish the news outlets would state their methodology when giving the forecast. WAMU says more or less what you say. WTOP says slight chance of snow. Weather.com is now with you. WaPo this morning just said cloudy. (I guess you don't talk to the print folks.)
Posted by: oldtimehockey | December 17, 2009 10:21 AM | Report abuse
Not looking too promising for a Saturday afternoon/evening run down to Charlottesville for a UVa basketball game, is it?
Posted by: jburksva | December 17, 2009 10:22 AM | Report abuse
Not really a math chic, but tried figuring out the 10:1 looking at the link. Looks like parts of area could get 3-4" of liquid precip, yes? So, that would mean 30"-40" of snow? I must be doing something wrong.
Posted by: nonfrequentflyer | December 17, 2009 10:24 AM | Report abuse
Even if you cut the NAM in half it's a major snowstorm. There is a lot of agreement at this point outside the NAM. Someone, maybe not us, will probably get over 1' from this storm in my opinion.
Posted by: Ian-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:29 AM | Report abuse
@CapitalWeatherGang thanks, Josh. If you could inform my curiosity, I'd appreciate it. Why does the NAM come in so much sooner than the GFS?
Posted by: Registration1982 | December 17, 2009 10:31 AM | Report abuse
I'm scheduled to fly from Dulles to San Diego on Saturday afternoon - need to be there for an event Sunday. Debating whether to change to a flight leaving tomorrow morning...much less convenient, but also seems much less likely to be canceled. I may wait to pull the trigger until this afternoon's updated forecast - seems like there will be a slightly better sense of things then?
Posted by: hlg22 | December 17, 2009 10:39 AM | Report abuse
Not talking about snow accumulation for a second, but the one thing that seems to always happen after storms here in DC (especially these sort of costals)? Temps afterwards ALWAYS go lower than projected. With highs already projected to only reach the upper 30's, early next week could be downright frigid around these parts, whether we get 1" of snow or 1'.
Posted by: JJones-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:39 AM | Report abuse
If we're talking wine, I have a wet bias too. Despite the possibility of some holiday plans being cancelled, I am still beside myself. It's all I can do to refrain from looking at this site the few chances I have in the day. Seriously. I need a snow anticipation suppressor.
Posted by: Snowlover2 | December 17, 2009 10:40 AM | Report abuse
Some of these models made my jaw drop this morning. It will be interesting to look back after this storm and figure out which one made the best call.
Posted by: Tom8 | December 17, 2009 10:40 AM | Report abuse
When can we expect an updated forecast?
Posted by: edwardappleby | December 17, 2009 10:42 AM | Report abuse
The NAM comes in sooner than the GFS because of how it is scheduled on the machine. Since it is a regional model, it relies much more heavily on more conventional data (i.e. weather balloons, etc.), and not so much on remotely sensed data (which takes longer to transmit, receive, process). The GFS (which is a global model) uses a later data cut-off (i.e. it simply waits longer for more data to arrive to initialize).
Posted by: dtkwx | December 17, 2009 10:44 AM | Report abuse
@dtkwx thanks. Much appreciated!
Posted by: Registration1982 | December 17, 2009 10:45 AM | Report abuse
i see what you mean about 18"... on that awesome NAM graphic you linked to we appear to be at 1.75-2". how close to us is that "red dot" (3-4" liquid)? now it appears to me to be about 50-75mi SSE of wash? if that moved over my house, would that really mean 30-40" of snow?!?!
Posted by: walter-in-fallschurch | December 17, 2009 10:47 AM | Report abuse
GFS coming in much lower on precipitation totals but otherwise it looks decent still. Not sure I buy it's solution.
Posted by: Ian-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 10:51 AM | Report abuse
Love snow, but having said that, I planned a family trip to sunny Florida . . . leaving from IAD on Sunday afternoon. Always works out that way, doesn't it?
--Jamie Y (aka Weather Checker)
Posted by: JamieYPotomac | December 17, 2009 10:59 AM | Report abuse
@Ian-CWG - GFS is still showing 60 precip totals at 8-12" for much of the area. So although it is lower than 20-30" (which probably isn't going to happen,) it is still decent!
Posted by: snowlover | December 17, 2009 11:03 AM | Report abuse
sorry supposed to say 60hr loop pricip totals
Posted by: snowlover | December 17, 2009 11:03 AM | Report abuse
@MKoehl: yep that's the one. I'm saying the map of 3/12/03 looked similar to this. The big difference is that in the Superstorm, all three jets phased and they were abnormally strong. That was once in a lifetime. This is a two-jet phase. But the "look," a low over Nova Scotia and the high to the West of it will ensure a fresh supply of cold air, and the negative NAO should encourage the storm to run up the coast. This all indicates big storm POTENTIAL. I'm by no means saying Superstorm at all, just that I noticed a strong similarity in the weather maps. Now the models seem to be getting with program. So I continue to feel really bullish about this storm as an overacheiver.
Posted by: curtmccormick | December 17, 2009 11:07 AM | Report abuse
Is Herndon/Reston area looking like the spot to NOT be for this storm? I feel like we might be to far west to get these huge totals that some in the area will see.
Posted by: justin1013471 | December 17, 2009 11:08 AM | Report abuse
snowlover - I agree that the NAM QPF is probably too high, but the GFS is probably too low. The NAM is the model that got the storm two weeks ago right; the GFS has not been very good this season (at least so far).
Posted by: worldtraveler | December 17, 2009 11:08 AM | Report abuse
With high ratios that could be true. I'm not terribly concerned with the precip outputs -- NAM probably too high, GFS may be too low. Other midday models (UKMET/GGEM) also decent hit, so we're still seeing that sort of agreement.
Posted by: Ian-CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 11:09 AM | Report abuse
@ Post43
We'll wait until tomorrow to revise our party setup - if we are getting 2-4 inches, we will probably keep it going...6-12 or more then, well, not much happens in DC with that kind of weather. It is what it is...that said, bring it on! One thing to remember - the Dec 5 system was captured 10 times better by the NAM than the GFS...just sayin'...
Posted by: DullesARC | December 17, 2009 11:22 AM | Report abuse
I think what many people need to realize is that this won't be a 6 to 10 hour event like 12/5 was. This event per some models could be a 24 to 30 hour event for some parts of the area.
Posted by: jpl1019 | December 17, 2009 11:23 AM | Report abuse
Yes, a long-term event indeed...hasnt been one quite like this since Feb. 03. That storm had quite a bit of early over-running precip associated with it before the coastal took over...this seems to be a strong coastal that doesnt want to move much.
Posted by: DullesARC | December 17, 2009 11:36 AM | Report abuse
Arg! I'm an extreme snow lover myself, but add me to the growing list of folks anxiously wringing my hands over this one due to a party...got a 5 year old's birthday party planned for Saturday afternoon, lots of guests and wasn't cheap...
I'm hoping for a bust on this one.
Posted by: GenerationYforChange | December 17, 2009 11:50 AM | Report abuse
Some of the parties I have enjoyed the most this time of year involved close friends/family being stranded in the snow at someone's house. As long as there is plenty of food and drink and the power stays on it can be fun =)
Posted by: Alexandria2009 | December 17, 2009 11:55 AM | Report abuse
The cold air is in place...plenty of it.
Now the question involves deciding tomorrow evening between going to Gottaswing's Chevy Chase Ballroom holiday dance party, and staying home to watch that FCS championship game between Montana and Villanova...sure wish the NCAA would keep these big games on Saturday so they don't interfere with a dance party. My sister [in Missoula, MT] will be plugging for the game. The snowstorm, and how soon it hits, introduces a wild card into my decision-making here. Obviously, if it starts snowing by sundown tomorrow, that will tend to influence my decision in favor of the football game...
Posted by: Bombo47jea | December 17, 2009 12:23 PM | Report abuse
Gang, supposed to fly of of Dulles on Saturday. I assume I should shoot for a very early a.m. departure? Any idea if Dulles will be west of the bad stuff?
Posted by: rlbrooke | December 17, 2009 12:35 PM | Report abuse
My thought for my party is increasingly that I will have it start earlier (maybe 330 instead of 7) so people can leave before dark if they want. I will also suggest taking Metro (I can pick people up from Metro in my 4x4) and offer to let people to stay the night.
Unless it is truly a huge storm, I think that may work in lieu of doing it Sunday =).
Posted by: jahutch | December 17, 2009 12:35 PM | Report abuse
Count me among the crowd trying to wish this storm out to sea. Have company coming to town and tickets to the Bears game in Hershey on Saturday. The 2003 storm was so bad up there that they went ahead and let us trade the tickets for a game later in March, but I'm not so sure it will work out that way this time...
Posted by: ValleyCaps | December 17, 2009 12:35 PM | Report abuse
I love snow, too, but , we are leaving town out of BWI on Sunday. We'll see.
Posted by: celestun100 | December 17, 2009 12:39 PM | Report abuse
Is it safe to say the storm has been trending north from each preceding prediction? It looks like from the graphic, that we are on the border between a big event and a minor impact.
Posted by: rocotten | December 17, 2009 1:07 PM | Report abuse
The latest data we have would suggest Dulles will not miss this storm, and it will probably be snowing early Saturday morning. Expect the possibility of delays, unless the storm makes a big move to the east -- it's possible, but looking less likely.
Posted by: CapitalWeatherGang | December 17, 2009 1:09 PM | Report abuse
I have a dumb question for everyone. If it is supposed to snow for 24 + hours which I have heard, then wouldn't it seem logical to expect more than 3-6 inches? Or is it just supposed to be a light snow producer? Surely we aren't even discussing a blizzard potential are we?
Posted by: authorofpoetry | December 17, 2009 1:10 PM | Report abuse
authorofpoetry, I was thinking the same thing. If it stays put, sounds to me like it's going to DUMP.
Posted by: MKoehl | December 17, 2009 1:17 PM | Report abuse
author, I think you will see some revised numbers from the CWG at their next update after they have reviewed all recent data.
Posted by: jpl1019 | December 17, 2009 1:23 PM | Report abuse
authorofpoetry, some pro mets are saying this could be "epic" for DCA/BWI. I suspect the CWG and others will up their range to at least 6-12.
Posted by: worldtraveler | December 17, 2009 1:27 PM | Report abuse
I am getting very excited. I can't wait to get the return on my snowblower investment from 6 years ago! I am a die-hard snow lover and CWG is the BEST.
Posted by: judyusherson | December 17, 2009 1:29 PM | Report abuse
Thanks everyone. As a novice of weather, I am trying to make sense of this discrepancy...
Posted by: authorofpoetry | December 17, 2009 1:32 PM | Report abuse
Posted by: ennepe68 | December 17, 2009 1:47 PM | Report abuse
You guys going to apologize to AccuWeather for lambasting them about their 120 hr forecast, just askin. I understand your forecasting philosophy is to be conservative and not to induce rushes on the grocery store. And I understand that there is a perception that AccuWeather, to use your words, "hypes" storms to drive viewers to their website.
But AccuWeather looks like they nailed this one. And they are also talking about a storm next week. And like I said in an earlier post, as a skier, I find these early warnings valuable whether or not they verify.
Posted by: johnnyd2 | December 17, 2009 1:49 PM | Report abuse
A winter storm watch was just posted for Fairfax County!
Posted by: snowedin85 | December 17, 2009 1:54 PM | Report abuse
WSW is up for the CWA - looking like Sterling is ready to hop on board with a significant event...
Posted by: DullesARC | December 17, 2009 1:55 PM | Report abuse
I like how the quickly storm formed so nicely right at Brownsville, TX today. (That's exactly where the Superstorm formed BTW). We should watch how much it stregthens in the Gulf where the water is still warm and it has lots of energy to work with. I bet this storm starts overachieving beginning now. Or, it's me still wishcasting; we'll see! Bet we'll see watches posted shortly.
Posted by: curtmccormick | December 17, 2009 1:59 PM | Report abuse
Having lived in DC all my life (40+ years), and lived through the big storms of 1979, 83, 87 and 1996, the BIGGEST snow events in DC are whenever a storm comes up from the south and hits a bunch of cold air locked in over us. If the models keep the track of the storm more to the west, you can bet we're gonna get 12+ inches.
Posted by: B-rod | December 17, 2009 2:11 PM | Report abuse
Winter storm watch has been posted:
Kim in Manassas
Posted by: ksrgatorfn1 | December 17, 2009 2:22 PM | Report abuse
Thanks, Gang! You guys are the best. Jason, I enjoy your UVA game forecasts, too. Go Hoos!
Posted by: rlbrooke | December 17, 2009 2:23 PM | Report abuse
Probably for a blog entry not a response post, but could you at some point list out what all the different "models" are and mean? GFS, NAM, 12z, 0z, etc.? And why we should or should not pay attention to them?
Posted by: ah___ | December 17, 2009 2:28 PM | Report abuse
The majority of other blogs to include Easw/x are more on the bullish side of 12-18"
Posted by: TheMot | December 17, 2009 3:26 PM | Report abuse
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People who did not have minimum essential coverage – and who didn't qualify for an exemption in 2018 – are still required to pay a federal tax penalty. For the most part, if you weren't covered by a major medical plan, then you'll need to pay the Obamacare penalty.
What Is the Obamacare Penalty?
Having health insurance became mandatory when the ACA was passed. Since the Affordable Care Act took full effect in 2014, Americans who can afford health insurance but choose not to buy it have been required to pay a tax penalty called the Shared Responsibility Payment (SRP). The SRP is often referred to as the "individual mandate," or the "Obamacare penalty."
But Didn't President Trump Get Rid of the ACA Penalty Before?
The 2017 tax reform bill stopped the tax penalty by removing the ACA's individual mandate to buy health insurance. However, this did not take effect immediately. The penalty stopped on January 1, 2019.
Now that Donald Trump is in the White House, many Americans are left wondering if the ACA individual mandate currently stands, and whether the federal government still requires that they pay a tax penalty for being uninsured.
Under the ACA, taxpayers are required to indicate whether they were covered by health insurance for part of (or the entirety of) the previous year. That is how the IRS keeps track of whether someone owes the federal government money and has to pay the Obamacare penalty for being uninsured.
In January 2017, President Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to waive any healthcare-related provisions that impose financial penalties on individuals. That is to say, the president essentially told the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to cool their enforcement of the Obamacare penalty. This executive order was aimed at making it a lot harder for the IRS to collect them.
In October 2017, though, the IRS pushed back. In a statement sent to tax professionals, the federal government agency warned that it would block or suspend the processing of any 2017 income tax return that fails to abide by Obamacare rules. This means that everyone is still required to disclose their health coverage status when filing their returns.
State Tax Penalties: Three states (DC, MA, NJ) have reinstated the Shared Responsibility Payment for in-state residents beginning in 2019. More states are likely to follow.
So, How Long Until We Get Rid of the Obamacare Penalty for Not Having Health Insurance?
The ACA's legislative provisions – tax penalty included – remained the law of the land until 2019. Most of the ACA will also remain intact after that date. American taxpayers are still required to follow the law and, thus, it's currently too soon to skip health insurance without penalty.
The ACA tax penalty did not disappear for 2018. So, if you went without health insurance in 2018 for 3 months or more, you'll probably owe a tax penalty.
Despite difficulties the IRS may or may not encounter in enforcing the individual mandate, the agency maintains that people without health insurance still are required to pay a fine. "Legislative provisions of the ACA law are still in full force until changed by the Congress," reads an official statement on the IRS website. "Taxpayers are still required to follow the law and pay what they may owe."
I Don't Have Health Insurance – How Much Will I Have to Pay for the Obamacare Penalty?
People who go more than three full, consecutive months without health insurance coverage are required to pay a tax penalty for that year. (Note: If you have health insurance for only one day of a month, it doesn't count as a month without health insurance).
The tax penalty amount for being uninsured is calculated in one of two ways:
- Individuals either pay a percentage of their total household adjusted gross income — which is tallied on their annual tax return — or a flat rate, whichever amount is greater.
- The amount owed also depends on the size of your household and the number of months during which you (and/or any member of your family) went without coverage.
- Check out this article for in-depth information about how to manually calculate your Obamacare tax penalty. Tax software programs can also determine this for you.
- If you're an individual (the only person living in your household), you can take a look at the chart below to determine the cost of your penalty for not having health insurance in 2018.
How Can I Avoid Paying the Penalty?
Make Sure You've Got ACA-Compliant Health Insurance: The easiest way to avoid paying a tax penalty is to make sure you're covered. Whether you buy coverage through a broker, a private online marketplace, a government-run exchange, or directly from an insurance company, Obamacare-compliant individual and family health insurance plans will protect you from paying a fine. So long as you don't go without Obamacare-compliant coverage for more than two consecutive months in a year, you will not be subject to a tax penalty.
If you get your health insurance from outside the government marketplace – either through your employer, a private insurer, Medicaid, or Medicare – you're still protected against paying a penalty, as these plans all meet the federal standards of minimum essential coverage. That said, Medicare beneficiaries who are enrolled only in Medicare Part B may still incur a tax penalty, as Medicare Part B in and of itself doesn't meet the ACA's minimum essential coverage requirements.
If You Used Short-Term Health Insurance in 2018…You Still Need to Pay a Tax Penalty
Some insurance plans, such as short-term health insurance plans and various supplementary insurance plans, do not meet the minimum essential coverage requirements outlined by the Affordable Care Act. People who are covered by temporary or fixed indemnity plans are still subject to the tax penalty if they relied on these plans instead of a major medical insurance plan.
Do I Qualify for an Exemption?
Many Americans without coverage can be excused from the tax penalty, under a long list of possible exemptions. For example, people who are incarcerated and people with very low incomes qualify for an exemption and do not have to pay a penalty for being uninsured. To qualify for an exemption, individuals must submit Form 8965 ("Health Coverage Exemptions") when they file their federal income tax return.
Stricter Enforcement: In February 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services announced new policy changes that will place more stringent documentation requirements on exemption applicants and people trying to sign up for Marketplace coverage through special enrollment periods (SEP).
I Don't Need Health Insurance. Can I Just Pay the Penalty?
As the cost of insurance premiums and deductibles continue to go up, some people may choose to pay the tax penalty, which, in many cases, is cheaper than buying insurance. Before you consider this option, though, it's necessary to understand why having health insurance is important; you don't want to risk the possibility of going into debt or spending thousands of dollars when a medical emergency pops up.
Editor's Note: This article was last updated in March 2019 to reflect the December 2017 tax bill, and the October 2017 changes in IRS enforcement of healthcare status reporting.


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Along with the three other women who are part of her "community within a community", Sister Carol participates in morning prayer and Eucharist along with my summer community (students and professors of the Franciscan Institute.) This is how we have gotten to know each other. I first met Sister Carol in the summer of 2004 and have enjoyed little visits and conversations with her here and there over the years. In addition, I have spent several Thursday afternoons standing in the town square of Olean, NY with a sign around my neck that says, "Praying for Peace" as part of their weekly vigil. My own life has a lot of transition so I like seeing these same women in this same place, summer after summer, with their kind smiles, hugs and warm welcomes. Their constancy and stalwartness are a comfort to me. After morning prayer last week, I sat down to interview her and to learn more about her life in the "Ritiro". I think you'll enjoy learning more too.
The Ritiro is a place set apart for those who feel called to a contemplative lifestyle within an active congregation. Sister Carol told me this is one of few Ritiros in the United States. I should back up and say that it is part of the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany. The Ritiro, then is like a community within a community. Living the way of life of the Ritiro is a core group of women. Their main activity is prayer. The Ritiro began in the 1950s when it was noticed that many sisters of the congregation were attracted to the contemplative life. As Reverend Mother Jean Marie oversaw the building of the new Motherhouse in Allegany, NY, she made sure it had a space set apart for those who wanted to live out the contemplative lifestyle (kitchen, chapel, etc.). In the beginning, it was a strict cloister, containing all the elements and practices of a cloistered community including a window through which Sisters would visit with their families occasionally. With Vatican II's encouragement to communities to get in touch with their founders, they rediscovered the practice of the contemplative lifestyle as lived out by St. Francis of Assisi and St. Clare of Assisi and allowed that to shape and inform their life together. Theirs is different from Poor Clare communities, which is a monastic form of life.
Joining the core community of four sisters, other Sisters come to the Ritiro for a day, a week or a month. It is a life of "friendly silence" (they speak when necessary). It is a life of solitude, although they do live together. There have been times when the Community has called individuals away from the Ritiro for a time. After 13 years in the Ritiro, Sister Carol was called out to serve as novice director for her Community. She attended a nine month training for Novice Directors then set to work. She told me that all of the novices at the time were chronologically older than she was. One had been widowed and one had served in the U.S. Navy. She says that serving as novice director was "difficult, but wonderful" as they learned how to discern God's call in their lives together. In total, she spent 10 years away from the Ritiro, first serving as novice director and then working in pastoral care. She studied Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) and worked at her Congregation's hospital in West Palm Beach, Florida, offering pastoral care to the sick and dying and to their loved ones. Sometimes, in the midst of these family tragedies, she felt paralyzed with fear. She prayed and trusted God and found the right way to respond to people.
The Ritiro is "just little" she told me. Four women are a part of it and a guest room houses those Sisters who join them for temporary stays. She says, "It may sound weird, but it is simple. Like falling in love. Follow your heart and just listen".
I hope you enjoyed learning a little about the life of Sister Carol. At the end of our interview, I asked her to share some advice for those who may not know how to pray or for those who find it hard to pray. She sat back, as she did many times during the interview. closed her eyes, rested her palms on her legs and was quiet for a moment. Here's her advice: "Prayer is as simple as breathing. Listen with your heart and hear God say 'I love you'".
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Sister Carol shared a copy of their Statutes for the Franciscan Ritiro. I will include some short excerpts from it here. There is also small webpage you may be interested in seeing: http://www.alleganyfranciscans.org/fsaritiro.html Using italics to set them apart, I have added little reflection questions for you to consider as you think about how the Statutes of their Ritiro may have something to say to you as you shape your own life of contemplation and action.
You'll find their contact info on the webpage listed above.
Under the section "Nature and Purpose"
[The Ritiro] is an integral part of the Congregation and gives specific witness to the primacy of prayer in the Franciscan way of life through the special means of silence, solitude, penance and simplicity of life.
Question written by this blogger for you to consider: In what ways do you presently incorporate silence, solitude, penance and simplicity of life into your daily life?
Under the section "Governance"
Realizing that the Holy Spirit is operating in each member, community decisions will in some way incorporate the essential insights of all the members who are striving to reach a synthesis through sharing.
Question written by this blogger for you to consider: Think of the family member or co-worker who has the smallest voice in your group's decisions. How might you listen better as they voice their thoughts?
Under the section "Admittance and Readmittance"
A temporary assignment, for example, a few months to a year, may be requested. After consultation with the Ritiro community and the sister's Regional Minister, the General Minister acts upon the request with the consultative vote of the General Council.
Question written by this blogger for you to consider: If you had the opportunity to be assigned to the Ritiro for a few months, what shape do you think your time there may take?
Under the section "Ritiro Lifestyle"
The particular lifestyle of the Ritiro serves the personal and communal life of prayer. The basis for this lifestyle is the traditional Franciscan Ritiro, which was a center of intense prayer life that overflowed into the active apostolate.
Question written by this blogger for you to consider: Currently, what does your personal life of prayer look like? What about your communal life of prayer? What can you do this week to enhance both?
Under the section "Community Life"
The Eucharistic Celebration is the source and summit of the whole Christian life. The sisters extend this praise throughout the day in coming together in common prayer. In this way, they pray to God in the name of the Church and the Congregation for the whole world.
Question written by this blogger for you to consider: When will you pray for the whole world?
Thanks for reading this post. I'd love to read your feedback.


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Who loves Mondays? I was going to start this post with the typical "Happy Monday," and then I dropped my lunch in a glass container. My favorite teal Pyrex container, that held my favorite chicken tortilla-less soup. C'est la vie. If you're a follower on my instagram, then you know that today was day 1…Read More


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There has to be a better way. There's always a better way (unless it's making french fries in which case McDonalds pretty much has a lock on that). I say that little mantra with pretty much everything I do, see or live with.
My living room? Not quite right yet. My dining room? Ditto? Backyard, bedroom, garden, thighs, ditto, ditto, ditto. So it should come as no shock to you, me or anyone in the general vicinity of planet Earth that I'm trying out a new way to stake my tomatoes.
I've done the Florida Weave for a few years now and it works well but it still results in a big MESS of tomato plants. The kind of thing you'd expect to see starring in The Rocky Horror Picture show.
It's not Espaliering my tomatoes. Although I am testing out that method this year too.
No, I'm going to string my tomatoes up. With a string. Up to the sky. I'm sorry, I'm getting slightly distracted here because the muscle under my arm (we're going to call it muscle) is actually moving while I type. It's swinging to and fro like a hammock. I've never had that happen before and I'm what you'd call, well, nauseous is I suppose the best way to describe it. I'm hoping it's just because I adjusted the height of my work chair. If not, expect to read a blog post on the topic of arm tightening through self surgery up soon.
O.K. back to the tomatoes.
Stringing them is a method used in commercial greenhouses which I've seen before but for some reason haven't looked into for myself. I'm not sure why. It could be that my dangling arm pocket actually contains the small portion of my brain that I would normally use for figuring out simple things like the fact that I should be stringing my tomatoes up.
I don't know this guy. This guy is just stringing up his tomatoes. Never met him. Good photo though.
Up at my community plot the other night I was talking to the other person up there that's just about as nuts as I am when it comes to researching, testing and trying out new things. Actually he's much more advanced in his gardening nuttiness than I am. Clearly. Because he strings his tomatoes. At least that's what he's trying out this year and therefore so am I.
Stringing is literally allowing your tomatoes to climb up a single string. Doing this, along with the pruning that goes along with the method results in SUPER neat and tidy rows of tomatoes. Less foliage more fruit is the basic premise.
As you can see in my above photo, my tomato area looks a bit chaotic. That's why I included that photo of the guy I don't know and have never met. He has a clearer picture of what the string method looks like.
For stringing your tomatoes you have one of two choices for pruning. The French Method which involves getting rid of allllllll other leaders and suckers other than your main tomato stem, and the Missouri Method, which involves something else that I'm not doing so I can't be bothered to tell you about. It's basically leaving suckers and some leaders on your tomatoes and pruning them back about half way. Or something like that. But who cares because we're not doing it.
We're doing the French Method you and I because it's easier to keep track of and it's French which means it's better, cooler, more elegant and has more swagger than anything else in the world has to offer.
The French Pruning Method.
No suckers, no extra leaders. Only one stem with leaves coming off of it.
Here we go!
How to use the string method with tomatoes.
- Run a string, wire or board between 2, 8′ high stakes.
2. Tie a string so it hangs down towards your tomato plant.
3. Prune your tomato to one leader, removing all the suckers.
4. Twist the string around the base of the plant several times.
5. Twirl the tomato plant around the string until it's taut.
6. Continue to remove suckers and twirl once a week until the end of summer.
7. Remove lower leaves as the plant grows.
Need more details? No problem.
To string train your tomatoes you have to run a string from about 8 feet above the tomato plant, very similar to the way you would string train green pole beans.
You can get this string above your tomatoes by hammering 8′ stakes in the ground on either side of your tomatoes. Then either run another stake across the top of those two stakes with strings hanging down, or run string across the top of the two stakes like I've done.
I have a lot of stakes actually not just two because in past seasons I've used a stake for every tomato plant. I used all of the stakes for the base for my string training.
You need a single string dropping down to every tomato plant. As the tomato plant grows, you twist the string around the tomato plant stem so it grows straight up.
When you first wrap your string, wrap it around the base of the plant several times. This should be enough to secure it. If not you can use floral tape, a knot or a plastic clamp to hold the string in place at the base of the tomato plant.
(never take off more than 25% of the plant during your initial pruning or you'll get leaf curl … I got leaf curl)
By the way, this method is for indeterminate tomatoes. The kind that can grow 9′ tall or more. It isn't for hybrid varieties which don't get very tall. As the summer progresses you remove all the leaves on the stem that fall below the first fruit set. And you keep doing this on and on.
By the end of the summer you'll have straight, tall tomatoes which get a lot of air movement and a lot of sun. They'll be bald at the bottom and producing healthy tomatoes at the top.
Hypothetically of course.
Because this is gardening and all hell could break loose at any moment. A wild band of twirling goats or screaming aphids could come barreling through your garden destroying everything in its wake. You just don't know.
But I have high hopes for the string method for my tomatoes. And my arms.
Wanna see how the string method worked with a single tomato flat against a fence? It would work flat against a house too. Check out this post.


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