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Georgetown was South Carolina's third city, following Charleston and Beaufort. The first permanent settlers to the area were the English who were actively involved in the Indian trade. The settlement was founded in 1729 and declared an official port of entry in 1732. This meant that all foreign imports and exports no longer had to pass through Charleston andthe area's merchants and planters could deal directly with all ports.
Georgetown quickly flourished on the back of its indigo and rice crops. In the early days indigo, used in dyes, was the big money crop but it was not grown after the Revolutionary War. Rice, which had been grown in the area as far back as 1690, picked up the slack. By the 1840s more rice moved across Georgetown's docks than any seaport in the world. Every other grain of rice consumed in the United States was the local variety called Carolina Gold."
The Civil War changed the whole way of life for this region. The reconstruction period that followed was a social, political and economic upheaval. The rice crops following the war were failures, and rice could no longer support the economy of Georgetown. The combination of the disruption of the work patterns, competition from Southwestern rice growers, and several devastating hurricanes spelled the end of the once fabulous rice culture by the dawn of the twentieth century.
Into the economic void stepped the region's virgin forests that had once shielded Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox of Revolutionary War fame, in his skirmishes against the British. By 1905 there were five lumber companies in Georgetown producing over 300,000 tons of milled lumber. The Atlantic Coast Lumber Company was incorporated in 1903 and within a decade was the largest lumber producing plant on the East Coast. However, the company could not survive the Depression and Georgetown entered a period of immense economic decline.
In recent years the paper industry and specialty steel and commercial fishing and, of course, tourism, have assumed the reins of Georgetown's economic engine. Most of the downtown grid, laid out by Elisha Screven when he founded the town in 1729, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Along the streets are scores of structures that reach back to the 1700s and early 1800s and our walking tour to investigate them will begin at one of the grandest, on a conspicuous bluff overlooking the languid Sampit River...
Kaminski House
1003 Front Street
This house, a typical "single house" sited on a bluff overlooking the Sampit River, was built by Paul Trapier, a merchant successful enough to be called "The King of Georgetown." Born in 1716 of Huguenot parents in the French Santee section of Berkely County, Trapier moved to Georgetown and opened a small store. By the 1750s he was considered one of the wealthiest merchants in the colony with stores in Charleston as well. During the Revolution, Trapier was active in supplying the military with provisions until the fall of Charleston to the British in 1780. Trapier gave the property to his daughter Elizabeth in 1769 and it is assumed the house was standing at that time. Harold Kaminski, from a later mercantile dynasty and one-time mayor, purchased the house in 1931 and his wide, Julia, donated it to the town for use as a museum.
Robert Stewart House
1019 Front Street
In the 1840s this was the home of Elizabeth Ann Horry Dent,widow of Captain J. Herbert Dent, Commander of the frigate U.S.S. Constitution, familiarly known as "Old Ironsides. The front of the house was built a decade earlier, the back of the house came about a decade later. The second story and Ionic columns with the unique crossed capitals added in 1935.
United States Post Office
1001 Front Street
This Neo-Georgian brick structure was erected in 1906 for use as a post office and federal customs house. It sports an especially fine interior.
Joseph Hayne Rainey
909 Prince Street
On December 12, 1870, when Joseph Hayne Rainey was sworn in as a member of the Forty-first Congress of the United States he became the first black person to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. Rainey was born a slave in Georgetown to Edward L. Rainey and his wife Gracia on June 21, 1832. His father, a barber, purchased the family's freedom, and they moved to Charleston in about 1846. By 1860 Joseph Rainey had become a barber at Charleston's fashionable Mills House hotel. During the Civil War he fled to Bermuda with his wife on a blockade runner. After the war, Rainey settled in this Georgetown single house, where local tradition holds that he was also born, and it was from here that he launched his political career in the state senate in 1867. He would be elected to four terms in the House before returning to Georgetown to look after his business interests, including as head of the Enterprise Railroad, a black-owned corporation organized in 1870 to transport freight by horse-drawn street railway between the Charleston wharves and the railroad depot. Joseph Hayne Rainey died in Georgetown in 1887 and was buried in the Baptist Cemetery.
William Doyle Morgan House
732 Prince Street at northeast corner of Broad Street
Born to the parents of New York Irish immigrants, William Doyle Morgan served as mayor from 1891 to 1906 and was the catalyst for much of Georgetown's growth and prosperity by the turn of the century. Under his watch the town saw the development of a modern water and sewer system, electric lights, paved streets, sidewalks, a deepened harbor, and jetties in Winyah Bay. In the private sector he founded and was president of the Bank of Georgetown. A committed Catholic, he held services in this house, built around 1880, before St. Mary's Catholic Church was constructed a block away in 1902.
Strand Theater
710 Front Street at Front Street
The Art Moderne Strand Theater opened Monday, October 6, 1941 with a showing of Blossoms in the Dust starring Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon. Its stay as Georgetown's movie house was relatively brief, closing in 1963. Since 1982, the Strand has been home to the Swamp Fox Players, which presents live theater. The marquee is original and the 40s-style box office has been refurbished to old time beauty.
Rice Museum/Town Clock
637 Front Street
In 1841 fire destroyed the main Front Street businesses between Queen and Screven Streets. The old wooden market which had sustained severe damage in the hurricane of 1822, was torn down as a fire break. In 1842 the entire block, including the market, was rebuilt - this time in brick. The Greek Revival clock tower was added about 1845. Until recently, the town government met here. Today the Old Market Building houses the Rice Museum, dedicated to the lowcountry of the Carolinas, a region that supplied 50 percent of American rice in the 1800s. The story of rice culture comes to life through maps, dioramas, artifacts and exhibits. Woven into the story of rice is a description of how an agricultural area lives when dependent on only a single crop.
Kaminski Building
633 Front Street
This is another building constructed of brick in 1842 after the fire swept away the wooden buildings on this block. Heiman Kaminski, a Polish native, bought the building in 1869 for his hardware store and added its cast iron facade. Today the building houses the Maritime Museum Gallery; the Browns Ferry Vessel, built in the early 1700s and sunk approximately 1730, is on permanent display. This is the oldest vessel on exhibit in America, and predates by 50 years all vessels previously found. The vessel is approximately 50 feet long and was a general purpose freighter used on the rivers and coastal waterways during the 1700s. Discovered on the Black River in 1976, this vessel was reconstructed and stored by the University of South Carolina and brought to the Museum in 1992.
Mary Man House
528 Front Street
Mary Man had this house built using timber and labor from her father's plantation, Mansfield, around 1775. It features a hipped roof behind the impressive portico.
Charles Fyffe House
15 Cannon Street at waterfront
Charles Fyffe, a Scottish physician, arrived in South Carolina in 1748 and in short order became one of Georgetown's leading citizens. He was a charter member of the Charleston Library society and one of the first stewards of the Winyah Indigo Society. In 1763 he bought the lot on which this house was to be built and and erected an impressive Georgian-style house under the pyramidal roof supported by a king post trussing system. In the coming rebellion Fyffe remained staunchly loyal to the British crown and it cost him dearly. He was banished and his property confiscated and sold. He never regained his home.
Red Store Warehouse
east side of Cannon Street at waterfront
This brick building, probably once part of a shipyard, is over 200 years old. Theodosia Burr Alston, daughter of Aaron Burr and wife of Governor Alston, boarded the packet Patriot here in 1812 and the ship was lost at sea with no trace.
John & Mary Cleland House
405 Front Street at Saint James Street
This is one of Georgetown's earliest homes, built around 1737 by John and Mary Perry Cleland. Mrs. Cleland inherited the property from her father John Perry, who had been granted a large tract in 1705 including the site of present-day Georgetown. This house is a raised tidewater residence with its main entrance facing the Sampit River. In 1753 the house was purchased by the Cleland's nephew Archibald Baird. He made small additions to each end of the house and relocated the main entrance to Front Street. A porch was added there around 1780. Later prominent owners of the house included John Withers, Jr., Francis Withers, Dr. Joseph Blythe, and Robert F.W. Allston.
Samuel Kirton House
132 Saint James Street
This single-story Greek Revival cottage dates back to the 1830s.
Mary Gilbert House
212 Saint James Street
This mid-1700s house has been oft-praised for its elegant simplicity.
Charlotte Ann Allston House
422 Prince Street
This house has been greatly altered since it was built nearly 200 years ago around 1815, transforming a relatively modest structure into an imposing corner Victorian sentinel.
Thomas Hutchinson House
417 Prince Street
This was one of two twin houses constructed by master builder William Cuttino around 1790. During theWar Between the States, it was stripped by Union soldiers and freed slaves.
Savage Smith House
421 Prince Street
This was Cuttino's other commission, almost identical to the Hurchinson house on the corner when first built. It was utilized as a hospital by Union troops during the Civil War.
Francis Withers Cottage
202 Cannon Street at northeast corner of Prince Street
This is an early example of a raised Classical Revival cottage from the early 1800s.
Winyah Indigo Society Hall
508 Prince Street
Springing from the fervor for indigo, the colony's vital new crop for making blue dye, the Winyah Indigo Society was begun in 1755 and incorporated 1757 to ensure stronger financial support for the free school which it had founded. Thomas Lynch was then president of the society, which also maintained a library and served as an intellectual center. It is one of the oldest social clubs still active in the country. The 1857 building here was used by Union forces during the Civil War.
South Carolina Champion Oak
515 Prince Street
The live oak between houses 513 and 515 Prince Street is registered with The American Forestry Associates as a State Champion – South Carolina. In 1940 the tree was estimated to be over 500 years old, and it measured 23 feet in circumference, 120 feet tall, with a crown spread of 125 feet.
Georgetown County Museum
632 Prince Street
This much-altered architecturally indeterminate building was once the lodge of the Winyah Masons; since 2005 it has been the home of the Georgetown County Museum.
Hampton House
southwest corner of Screven Street and Prince Street
This courthouse, designed by prominent architect and South Carolina native Robert Mills, was built in 1823–24 to replace a courthouse which had been battered by two hurricanes. Mills himself, who also designed the Washington Monument, called this courthouse "a great ornament to the town." A modern Mills scholar has described it as "the most sophisticated of his South Carolina courthouses." An initial appropriation of $12,000 was approved for the new courthouse. This Mills design is an excellent example of the Classical Revival style so widely used in American public architecture during much of the nineteenth century.
Temple Beth Elohim
230 Screven Street
Jews arrived in Georgetown in the mid-1700s and by 1800 South Carolina had more Jewish inhabitants than any other state. Temple Beth Elohim was established in 1904 when the town's congregants, who were worshipping in peoples' homes and at the Winyah Indigo Society, became the sister temple to Charleston's Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim. The historic Beth Elohim Cemetery, located on the corner of Broad and Duke streets, was established in 1772 and is the second oldest Jewish burial site in the state. It contains the graves of three of Georgetown's six Jewish mayors and many Confederate soldiers.
John Ernest Poyas House
southwest corner of Highmarket Street and Screven Street
This lot was staked out as far back as 1737 but the house was built about 1790.
Prince George, Winyah, Parish Hall
301 Screven Street at Highmarket Street
This brick building from the 1840s has seen three significant uses: a jailhouse, a library and now as a parish hall.
Prince George, Winyah, Episcopal Church
300 Broad Street at Highmarket Street
The Parish of Prince George, Winyah, was formed in 1721 from St. James, Santee, Parish. The first building was in a bend in the Black River about twelve miles north of where Georgetown is now situated. New parish boundaries necessitated a new church building after 1734. Bricks were being saved from the ballast of sea-going ships as early as 1740 and the first rector, sent by the English Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, held the initial service in Prince George on August 16, 1747. The church building was desecrated by enemy troops in both the Revolutionary War and the War Between the States. A gallery and the chancel were added about 1809 when repairs were made after the Revolution. The steeple was added in 1824. Prince George is one of the few original church buildings in South Carolina dating to the colonial period still in use; four of the clear windows are original, many with the same panes of glass from over 250 years ago.
Saint Mary, Our Lady of Ransom Roman Catholic Church
317 Broad Street at Highmarket Street
The homes of Georgetown Catholics, most notably William Morgan, were sufficient to accommodate the small congregation for many years. In the 1890s Father Charles D. Wood was assigned to serve Georgetown but could visit only during the week, since he had other duties connected to the Cathedral. After approval was granted to build a church, a special groundbreaking ceremony took place here on October 10, 1899. The church is of pressed brick with granite trimmings of Romanesque style architecture was officially dedicated on January 5, 1902. Originally the church was in the form of a Latin cross, but this no longer exists since the church was renovated and enlarged in 1967. Noted for its outstanding stained glass windows, the four large memorial windows were made in Germany and are genuine art glass.
Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church
901 Highmarket Street
Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church traces its organ to Bishop Francis Asbury's visit to Georgetown in February 1785. This was just two months after the famous Christmas Conference held in Baltimore during Christmas Week 1784. The first building is believed to have been located near the eastern line of the current property and facing Highmarket Street but nothing is known for sure. A wooden church was erected facing Orange Street in 1833, ornamented with colored glass windows. In 1840 a bell was purchased and a cupola erected for its accommodation. It was replaced in 1895 by the bell which is now in the bell tower of the present sanctuary which was completed in 1902 for a total cost of $15,000.
Sampit River, at Front and Orange streets
The two cannons you see in the small park between Front Street and Harborwalk were formerly mounted in front of the U.S. Naval Reserve Building on Front Street. Originally they were part of the Confederate defense system at Battery White near Georgetown. At the west end of Harborwalk is another cannon, cast in Maryland over 200 years ago. Weighing over 5000 pounds and capable of shooting a 24-pound cannon ball about one mile, it is similar to guns used on the United State frigate U.S. Constitution, more familiarly known as "Old Ironsides." This gun is one of three known to exist today - the other two are in Savannah, Georgia. It was found on the banks of the Sampit River in 1991 during an excavation project and its reason for being in Georgetown is a mystery.


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I am often asked what I drink at home.
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Sell Big or Die Fast
By Deane Barker on September 6, 2011
Sell Big or Die Fast: Interesting look at how technology products have to sell a lot, right away, or risk getting cut quickly. There's no room for laggards anymore; no room for products that need time to mature. It's become like primetime TV – put up the numbers right away, or get canceled.
Seven weeks after it was put on sale, Hewlett-Packard killed its TouchPad tablet, the company's competitor to Apple's iPad.
Hewlett-Packard killed the TouchPad after 48 days, cut the price and created a buying frenzy.
Last year, Microsoft pulled the plug on its Kin mobile phones only 48 days after they went on sale.
In recent years, technology companies have been cutting their losses with increasing speed. Google proudly released Wave, its platform of collaborative work tools, to the general public in May 2010. It canceled Wave 77 days later. Palm announced its first tablet, the Foleo, on May 30, 2007. By Sept. 4, the company halted development and the product was never sold.
Pure Digital, maker of the Flip camcorder, had planned to release the Flip-Live on April 13, but Cisco, which had acquired Pure Digital in 2009, shut the entire division on April 12.


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The level of critical thinking and media literacy of the students and young professionals I work with is very low. They have no clue about the hidden agendas of those who spread the information and control emotions. Sad to say that, but most of the adults have the same poor knowledge about how mass communication works.
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Okay, I'm new to the publishing world, having only released my first novel this past February and am even newer to the blogging world. I found this blog through another blog that I'm following. I know the author I am following is predominately a romance writer, but I didn't do enough research on this page to know that it was romance novels only. I caught on quickly and went groveling to Ms. Melody, begging for forgiveness.
And here is my formal apology to you guys. I'm so sorry for last week. Whereas, HIM can be a bit graphic, it isn't a romance novel. It is a suspense thriller, centered around a young girl who has spent her entire life being physically and sexually abused by her uncle. The main character is telling the story to her therapist a year after her abuser is found dead on an island her family owns during their family reunion. Throughout the novel, you discover they type of person Amy is by seeing what she went through, how she tried to get herself away from her molester, how she fought back, etc while at the same time trying to figure out who finally ended the man's life. Yes, Amy has a love interest, but as you can see, the novel isn't very romancy. Sorry about that. Luckily for you guys, and myself, I also write romances. I promise from here on out, if you hear from me, I will be sharing one of those pieces. I have one published piece, and about four others in the works, so surely I'll have something to share with you guys each week. I really enjoyed reading everyone's post last week and want to continue to be a part of the group.
Now enough of my blathering. On to what you really want to read. This WIP is romance novel set in the middle of the zombie apocalypse. This excerpt comes from chapter 3 when my couple first meet.
"Why, here?" I asked still unsure as to why my home was so special. I had electricity, whoopty do. According to him so did about a dozen or more homes in the area.
"Why not," he said, purposely being obtuse.
I wanted to knock that cocky smile off his face.
Before I could reply to his remark, Daniel stepped onto the porch. The man immediately had my attention. My anger and frustration at his superior forgotten for the moment. Military fatigues cover nearly every inch of the man, but not his eyes, which was probably why they were so noticeable. Even though he wasn't looking in my direction, I could see that they were the most mesmerizing shade of emerald green.
Great, not only did I have a condescending military leader making me feel tiny and unimportant intent on sleeping under my roof, but I now had a man that would be able to turn me into a stammering fifteen-year-old if he ever turned his attention on me on my hands.
"Sir, the group will be here first thing…" Daniel started.
He looked at me as he was finishing his sentence. For a second, I was confused about what made him trail off the way he had, then I looked down at myself. I was wearing nothing but an oversized t-shirt and a thin flannel housecoat, which I hadn't tied shut. Both articles of clothing barely reached my knees. To my utter horror, the fact that I wasn't wearing a bra and the fact that hadn't shaved my legs in over a month was plainly obvious to everyone looking at me. My night just kept getting better and better.
"Shit," I spat and quickly pulled the housecoat closed. "Fine you can stay. Mi casa es su casa, and all that crap. Excuse me while I go put some clothes on." With that, I turned and went upstairs.
Before I could disappear into my room, the leader called after me. "Ma'am."
"Yes," I said, looking over the banister.
"I would like to send one of my people up to examine you," he said.
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Okay, for those of you who want to know more about HIM, here is another hundred words or so of HIM.
To my right I could feel my mother glaring at me. My gaze stayed focused on the mainland we were slowly leaving behind us. Every part of my being wanted to be back there. There was safe. There I could hide easier. There he wouldn't potentially be waiting for me around every corner, hiding in every shadow so that he could "accidently" brush against me, couldn't corner me in dark places and…
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by Jess Dahl, Resonate Ellensburg staff
Most of us view summer as time off. While this may start with well-earned intentions of rest, the fact is time off from school, a lighter workload, family vacations, and back-to-back road trips can accidentally lead to taking time off from depth.
Don't get me wrong, I crave my time in the sun catching up on articles on my phone and listening to the new summer jams as much as the next person. However, if that is all I am doing with my summer, that is a problem. It can quickly lead to restlessness and apathy. Here are a few issues with the lie of summer apathy:
Summer apathy leads to a fall identity crisis. Viewing life with seasons of time on or off lead to that dreaded feeling a few months down the road when the alarm that starts "real life" goes off and we feel empty and unprepared. Why do we let ourselves escape so deeply into apathy and avoidance that we start to separate "real life" from whatever it is we're doing in the summer? This way of viewing summer is rooted in escapism and a sweet lie that leads to emptiness.
Summer apathy leads to soul stagnancy. Humans were made to grow, not regress. And despite what we feel to be true, those are the only options. We don't stay at neutral, typically there is either attrition (gradually wearing down and growing weak) or growth. Attrition takes zero work or intentionality. It is a natural thing over time: the wear and tear of our health, our minds, our souls. Growth, however, only comes from nourishment. Growth comes from finding rhythms and fighting for intentionality. It's not fair but it's science.
So how do we fight the lie of summer apathy? How do we rest and refuel our way to a summer of joy and growth, not one that leads us to hating who we have become in the fall and dreading the life that is before us? Jesus came to give life and life to the full, not to give us a temporary escape that leaves us living in fear or false identities.
After many years of the summer break schedule, I so often see myself and my friends regress back into old habits, old patterns, old cages that were never meant to have a hold on us. It is the saddest thing when those same friends who found life in Christ during the school year come back from a summer at home having forgotten who they were created to be. Some fight the lies built up over summer and regain that ground, placing their identity back in their relationship with Christ. Some stay in their old identity that summer apathy produced and flounder to find that life, hope, family and future in the church so they continue to search for it in other things. It sounds extreme but it may be that our souls are at stake this summer.
It takes intentionality to combat the sweet lie of summer. It takes surrounding yourself with resources and creating rhythms. It takes surrounding yourself with people who are fighting for growth, denying the lie that we can escape real life for two months and come out on the other end unscathed.
The teaching team has put together a personal reading list for growth this summer. Each member has picked one book to recommend that has challenged them lately, refreshed them, or given them new insight into the Christian life. As we travel, as we drive, as we carve out afternoons in the sun, let us commit to growing in knowledge and truth together as a church. Recently, our Resonate staff was challenged with reading a chapter a day for 30 days. What if you take that same challenge this summer, using time before or after work in the sun to feed your soul and mind?
Fuel and the Flame by Steve Shadrach
This book, more than any I've read, has given practical, ground-level advice and strategy for reaching the college campus. With decades of campus experience and hundreds of stories to tell, Shadrach helps you dream big dreams for your small place on the college campus. While the theoretical missional strategy of guys like Hirsch and Frost is helpful and paradigm shifting, Fuel and the Flame will help you make those theories into a reality.
-Preston Rhodes, Teaching Team Member
Through Gates of Splendor by Elisabeth Elliot
This book tells an up-close account of the missionary preparation and practice of Jim & Elisabeth Elliot and the team of missionaries to Ecuador reaching the Huaorani (aka Auca) tribe. Five men were unexpectedly killed by the tribe the first time meeting them face-to-face, but the wives (Elisabeth included) went back to share the love of the Gospel with them.
-David Royall, Teaching Team Member
Work as Worship
Every Good Endeavor by Tim Keller
This book explores how to "work as unto the Lord," bringing glory to God through our jobs. Much more than having a job just to make money, and even beyond sharing the Gospel at your workplace, God has called us to bring flourishing to the world through our work.
-David Royall, Teaching Team Member
Inner Discipline
Reaching Out by Henri Nouwen
Anyone could read this book: a seasoned believer, a seminary student, a new believer, or someone who knows nothing about theology. It was completely refreshing. Simple yet utterly profound, which cannot be said of every theological book I love. It's a feast!
The book is divided into three movements of spiritual growth:
1) Our relationship with ourselves. Exploring the inner life and allowing God to convert loneliness into stillness/solitude with Him.
2). Community (knowing others), and allowing God to convert our inner hostilities into hospitality. Facing head on our insecurities and compulsions to compete and control others and allow God to transform us into those who create spaces in our relationships where others can come in and discover God.
3) Our relationship with God. Knowing God and allowing Him to convert our illusions of control and immortality into a life of honest, genuine prayer.
I feel like this book fleshes out the heart of Resonate's mission: to know Jesus and to draw others into communion with Him.
-Ann Scallorn. Teaching Team Contributor
Weight of Glory and Other Addresses by C.S. Lewis.
The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen
Devotional Classics by Richard Foster and James Smith
-Billy Schmuck, Teaching Team Contributor
Sacred Marriage by Gary Thomas
This is my favorite book. It is intended to change the way you live as a married person, but it really speaks to every relationship in your life. College kids must read this because the way you date and marry will greatly affect the rest of your life. God puts relationships in your life not to make you happy, but to make you holy. If you can harness that in your love life and friendships, your marriage with be a force for the Kingdom.
-Connor, Teaching Team Contributor
Dance Stand Run by Jess Connolly
While it's geared towards women, I think it's beneficial to every Christian. The premise is that we should Dance in Grace, Stand in Holiness, and Run on Mission. Books often focus on only one of these three topics, so to have them so artfully combined was very thought-provoking and helpful practically!
-Nicole Kelp, Teaching Team Administrator
You Are What You Love by James K.A. Smith
The Signature of Jesus by Brennan Manning
-Josh Martin, Teaching Team Director
Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
This book is written by 2 Navy SEALs who have tons of real life leadership experience, both in combat and in the private sector. They cover the topic of taking complete ownership of the team that you lead and expand on how it applies to leadership. It will transform the way you lead and the effectiveness of your team.
-Benjamin Lam, Teaching Team contributor
The Church
Every Day Church by Tim Chester and Steve Timmis
Written by the same guys from the UK who wrote Total Church (another good read), this book is an easy and very practical read explaining the functions and role of every believer in the Church. It is written in a postmodern context where church is no longer a place you go but an empowered group of people. It gives big vision for the future of the American church, acknowledging that when pushed to the sidelines of culture, it forces all of us to live in everyday mission and everyday community. It really aligns with who Resonate is as a church and where we are headed. Sometimes it's helpful to hear it from someone else, and know that we aren't the only ones trying to live this way.
-Jess Dahl, Teaching Team Member


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New Year, Same Me
New Year's Eve was filled with confetti, champagne, and excitement. I stood with my family in Times Square, bundled up so tightly that my eyes were just barely peaking out above my scarf. "Ten! Nine! Eight! Seven! Six!" the crowd began to yell. The energy around us was electrifying. I squeezed my boyfriend's hand in delightful anticipation. "Five! Four! Three! Two! One!" The ball dropped and we kissed and smiled and danced around like idiots while surrounded by two million other people. Then, about five minutes into the new year I felt a sudden surge of anxiety creep up on me. What the hell has actually changed?
New Year's day was filled with questions, anticipation, and self-doubt. As I glanced over magazine articles about new year's resolutions and flipped through TV channels promising a better me this year, it occurred to me I didn't really have any goals. I felt quite content sitting on my couch with a bagel and a cup of coffee, but all of a sudden everyone was telling me I had to change.
You don't have to entirely reshape yourself during the new year. Goal setting is an important part of becoming a better version of the you that you already are, but often times we get carried away. You don't have to start working out because all of a sudden all of your friends start going to gym. Trust me, by February the CCRB will be just as empty as it usually is throughout the semester. Think about yourself and what makes you happy. This year, try to make more time for those things.
It can be daunting to think about the path towards making yourself happier or smarter or fitter or whatever else you hope to achieve in your life. I've found that it's a lot easier to think about what I'm going to do every day, week, and month to make myself happier, versus adhering to broad and cliched mantras.
For example, I've always liked the idea of keeping a journal. So for two minutes a day every day, I want to start journaling. I wrote "journal" on a sticky note and stuck it to my desk so that every morning when I wake up, that little adhesive paper square is keeping me accountable. It may be basic and totally cheesy, but it's something I've always wanted to try.
I also set goals that give me something to look forward to, like every week getting coffee with someone new and every month watching one movie i've always wanted to see. I know that I tend to get very stressed out very easily, so instead of trying to fill my year with stuff to keep me in the library for longer, I decided to set goals that would make me have more fun. You don't always have to be working towards that next big thing: the Ross application, the job interview, the college resume. It's okay to focus on taking care of yourself.
No matter what sort of goal you make this year, it's best to set reasonable goals. For instance, don't make your resolution to get a 4.0 this semester. Although that goal can always be at the back of your mind, with the variability in class difficulty, time commitments, and just the complications that come along with daily life, this goal is hard to achieve. Instead, try making a goal such as vowing to study for three hours after class every Wednesday. This is a much more controllable, feasible target.
Don't make resolutions that intend to make you into someone you're not. Don't feel like you have to read more nonfiction if it really just bores you to death. Instead, think of things to fill the empty spaces in your life. Think of people you want to see more or even things you want to do less of. Think of foods or activities that you've always wanted to try. While resolutions are often implausible or just plain stupid, even the tiniest change in your everyday life can make a huge difference.


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A Small Business Guide
Internet shopping carts can be user-friendly, enticing to the eye and abide by every standard for web accessibility and usability going. However, if its target audience is not seeing it, it may as well not exist. This article recommends guidelines you may follow when pursuing efforts to achieve higher rankings for your chosen keywords.
When ranking Internet shopping carts and web portals, the search engines take 3 factors into account: Onpage SEO factors, Accessibility SEO factors and most importantly Off-page SEO factors.
On-Page SEO factors
On-page SEO refers to what can be done on the page of a website to improve its performance in the SERPs for target keywords entered by a user.
By efficiently optimising a website for popular keywords related to the on-page content, a website has a better chance of ranking well for keywords relevant to the content of the site.
Before pursuing SEO strategies like those explained below, it is extremely important to get your keyword strategy right. When selecting the right key phrases to optimize each page on a website for it is necessary to start with what your targeted visitors would type in. While broad phrases such as 'watches' may bring more traffic to a shopping cart selling watches, than more specific keywords such as 'Leather strap watches' and 'Rolex watches', the traffic will not be as focused and will generally not convert.
More importantly, broad phrases are very competitive – They are extremely hard to rank effectively for. To get your keyword strategy right it is worth doing some research; there's lots of information available across the web and there's many tools available to help you with this task.
Once you have a selection of key terms you are happy with, I would recommend analysing the following components on your website with a view of optimising them for your target key terms, taking into account that they should each be relevant to the contents of that page:
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2) META Tags
3) The anchor text of your internal link structure
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5) URLs
6) Content syndication
It is also very important to frequently add fresh content relevant to your industry to your website. By doing so, the more often your site content changes, the more frequently the search engine spiders will visit your shopping portal. In this case you may think about adding a web blog/ RSS feed to your website.
RSS feeds enable others to syndicate your content and can increase brand awareness. By adding closely themed news regularly to RSS feeds it means search engines are more likely to recognise the sites as being acutely themed.
Accessibility and SEO factors
The goal of accessibility in SEO is to make content accessible to search engines. This refers primarily to the technical ability of search engine spiders to move through your site.
Thankfully, if you design your shopping carts with accessability issues in mind from the start; making your site accessible to web users whom are blind, deaf and viewing your site using text only browsers, you will find you are already practicing effective SEO.


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The boys and girls in 5th and 6th Class turned their attention to exploring the world of forensics that is so commonly seen on our favourite TV shows. Following a lengthy discussion surrounding the work and role of a forensic scientist in modern society, the boys and girls took their own fingerprints and examined them for specific characteristics. We discovered that some fingerprints had clearer outlines than others. The children are looking forward to using some of what was learned this week in next week's lesson to solve a mystery using the clues a forensic scientist would have at hand.
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Last Day of Term
The staff and pupils of St. Maelruain's had a busy last day of term. We had a special assembly to award full certificates for those that had been present every day this term. During this assembly we sang some traditional Christmas Carols and also wished three special pupils a Happy Birthday as they celebrate their birthdays over the Christmas holidays. Following assembly this morning, we had a very exciting visitor to each of the classrooms in the form of Santa Claus. The staff of St. Maelruain's wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2016 when we hope to see everyone back in the classrooms with renewed spirits … Read More >>


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Rehearsal Hopping!
I have to say, this is something I have not done before. Tonight, I'll be hopping in between four different, back-to-back rehearsals to offer my expertise in fight direction and movement. Luckily, three are located in the same building and all four are located in Ravenswood and so I should have no problem popping into one and out of another. It will be quite amusing to transition from one show's vicious, dark, pathological violence to another's tongue-in-cheek, slapstick-style fight sequences, back to another racially charged, explosive fight, and to a martial arts-style kata phrase.
An article came out today that particularly resonated with one of the shows I'm working on so I shared it with the cast and director and opened the doors for discussion. It's about consent and theatrical responsibility - topics with which I'm very involved, working as an actor and fight director. Give the article a read and let me know what you think:
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Thursday, September 25, 2008
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As a child, I either wanted to be starting center fielder for the Chicago Cubs or become a doctor. I loved baseball but also loved science, discovery, and the ability to fix things and make people feel better. I grew up in the Midwest, attended the University of Minnesota Medical School, and completed my residency in emergency medicine in Los Angeles.
I feel very fortunate to work at Kaiser Permanente with wonderful colleagues and patients, and look forward to helping you if you need my care. Our team includes physicians, nurses, and other professionals who strive to provide compassionate care.
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At one time, keywords were pretty much the main component of a webpage that boosted SEO (and in a lot of ways, this remains true). However, Google and other search engines are constantly striving to make searches as relevant as possible for their web users, and to do this, they frequently add new elements to their respective ranking algorithms.
Many marketers were—and still are—confident that one such feature of this mystical algorithm takes into account signals from social media. However, former head of Google's Web Spam Team, Matt Cutts, put the kibosh on this theory in a Google Webmasters video back in 2014. The essence of his statement was this: metrics such as Facebook likes and Twitter followers don't actually affect SEO.
Then again, he also started out by noting, "Facebook and Twitter pages are treated like any other pages in our web index, and so if something occurs on Twitter or occurs on Facebook and we're able to crawl it, then we can return that in our search results."
This contradiction confused many marketing gurus, and rightfully so, especially when data consistently shows a correlation between high performing content on social media, site traffic, and often search ranking. To the disappointment of many, Cutts wrapped up the video by expressing, "This is correlation, not causation… The better content you make, the more people are going to like it not only in Google, but in Twitter and Facebook as well."
Mixed Signals
For years, marketers and advertisers have been operating under the assumption that their search ranking could be improved by producing high-quality social media content. Even Cutts himself said in an earlier video from 2010, "We do use Twitter and Facebook links in ranking as we always have in our web search rankings."
So what the hell is going on here? Is Google just hitting the on and off switch on social signals?
Here is where we believe the miscommunication is happening: Google crawls websites in finite periods of time. This means that when Google crawls websites, content is indexed in that current form until the page is crawled again.
This gap between what is, and what was on a individual's or business's profile is precisely why search engine developers are weary of using social signals as an indicator of ranking. The real problem arises when it comes to accurately identifying the information on a profile when it's changing so frequently and precisely following that user's latest privacy settings, such as blocking someone, untagging oneself from photos and statuses, or changing a relationship status. Because of this issue, Google has avoided fully integrating social media signals as a direct component of their search ranking.
Moreover, when Google does crawl and index a specific post, the link included within that content will be assigned a "nofollow" attribute which instructs search engines to omit this hyperlink when determining a site's ranking value. There are reasons for omission.
Think about this for a moment: on September 30, 2017 Facebook mentioned they hit 2.07 billion monthly active users. Moreover, Facebook kicked off 2017 with a staggering 65 million local business pages, according to Geo Marketing. Essentially, this means that there is a lot of information being produced, profile changes being made, and links to analyze.
This is not to say, however, that posting on social media doesn't indirectly help boost your site's authority or that Google won't add social posts to their ranking down the line. For instance, on February 4, 2015, Bloomberg broke the news about a new deal struck between Google and Twitter, which gave Google the ability to list tweets in search results.
So Is It Possible to Boost SEO with Social Media?
We're confident social media can indirectly boost your SEO for several reasons. First, as stated above, Google is indexing tweets and listing them in search results. While this indexation is limited (research from Stone Temple found that only 3.4% of tweets were indexed in a seven day period) and followers seem to have a significant impact on what percentage of your tweets get indexed (profiles with a million followers have about five times more tweets indexed than those with less than ten thousand followers), the fact that this content can appear in search results is reason enough to keep your Twitter account up to date.
Secondly, if someone searches for your name directly in Google, your social media profiles will often appear in the search results. This will allow your business to take up significantly more real estate on page one.
Third, you can increase the amount of unique visitors to your website when you post on social media. Both Moz and Cognitive SEO did some preliminary research to see if site traffic volume made a difference in SEO and the results showed positive gains. Although the longevity of the results was lackluster, both Rand Fishkin (Moz) and Razvan Gavrilas (Cognitive SEO) did something unique in their experiments: they asked their followers not to click a link, but to search in Google.
Basically, they asked their audience to type in a specific search term into Google. After a couple hundred hits, this direct traffic gave them a significant boost in search ranking, two to three ranks higher as a matter of fact. Though the impact was short lived, this experiment does show that exposure on social media could potentially lead to a better ranking in search results.
Build a Great Audience with Exceptional Content
While we don't necessarily recommend that you ask your social following to search for your site directly in Google, Fishkin and Gavrilas point out something fundamental about the relationship between SEO (damn, we're about to use a cliché): content is still king.
Remember, the better your content, the more people will like it--and not just in Google, but on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and other social media platforms as well. Because Fishkin and Gavrilas both consistently produce exceptional content for their audience, people are willing to follow their call to action (CTA) simply because they enjoy, learn, and trust the material they post.
Right Back to Content
As of early 2018, we at Ethos Copywriting can confidently say there is no direct relationship between social media and SEO. However, there is an indirect relationship between social media metrics and search ranking that's rooted in one simple premise: high-quality content will boost your ranking.
If social media is a part of your SEO strategy, know that it won't hurt your marketing efforts, but you're going to be measuring results through correlations, not causations. That being said, if people enjoy your content and appreciate your quality standard, this will only increase the likelihood of them returning to your site.
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Chloe + Charlie, an Old Kent Barn wedding
Such a lush day at Old Kent Barn for Chloe & Charlie, an awesome day for them and there friends and family!
I was there from 10am to capture the girls getting ready and basically having a lot of fun! Chloe has some great friends who helped make the morning extra special. I genuinely love being involved and having fun, it helps make people relax around me, and I end up getting some pretty cool photos!
The day was perfect, they Chloe and Charlie got married outside and eveyone had a blast!!
Congratulations guys, here's a little "8 from" your day!


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great chufa year
Chufa is a misunderstood plant in that within Cyperus esculentus there are two broad subspecies. The first C. esculents var. sativus is one of the oldest cultivated crops, grown around the Mediterranean sea and beyond. The cultivars that I have tested from this type grow a mass of tubers underneath their sedge greenery and are killed by frost.
The second is the weed yellow nutsedge that is cursed by farmers and gardeners alike. It is also edible except it can survive frost and its tubers (from what I've seen) are neither as large nor born as densely beneath the plant. There is also purple nutsedge that grows even more down south and is a different species.
I grow the better crop though winter wimpy plant: Chufa (var. sativus), also known as cultivated Tigernut. Now that we have cleared that up.
Since I grew a lot of Chufa this year - partly for sale, partly because they are highly nutritious and taste like a cross between a sweet almond and coconut, are versatile in cooking and store well - I had a lot of processing to do in the fall. If you have ever pulled up chufa to clean, you'll know why this seems like a big task. My kids and I spent a day separating, cleaning and drying tubers. Yield compared to the lower commercial yields in Spain which made me happy. No doubt this was because of our unusually high heat units for 2016.
Here are some cultivars that I trialed. Other than ALE select (the typical Canadian variety you'll find simply as Chufa and offered by various seed savers that I have been growing out for years), Black Tigers was second in yield. It's a round variety with darker skin than most of the others. I look forward to trying them again and being able to offer several varieties in 2017.
Stay tuned to a companion post, how to process and use Chufa.
the basis*
obstacle based observations
Any tips or tricks, that I might have developed, generally have to do with overcoming obstacles and I'm happy to share some with you:
1. Space - Though somewhat dependent on what you are selecting for, you are more likely to see the weirdos (like cool colours, resistance and so forth) if you grow larger numbers out. I don't have all the space in the world, so if I can select for a trait at the smallest possible size then that's what I do. Right from seed (more uniform germination, wrinkled seed coat) to baby leaves (colouration, size) to seedling (all sorts possible here). This means I can sow 1000s in a relatively small space and cull down to a more workable number. Some traits, however, I can only select when big old space hogging plants are in the ground in their expected growing conditions.
2. Time - This goes hand and hand with the above but if you have a clear goal in mind then you may want to start with optimal material. If you are looking for cold hardiness, get seeds from more northern grown plants, for example. Plants that attract a large number of hobbyists, often have heredity charts that you can look up to focus your efforts such as tomato colour. Doing some winter growing may not only help save some time but may make it easier to jump start things with a tidy controlled cross in an environment without pollinators. I've been forced to this with cabbage accidentally once. Don't get me started about biennials...
3. Diversity - This hasn't been too much of an obstacle for me but getting ahold of a wide range of material can be very helpful especially if you are looking to create a diverse crop such as a modern landrace.
4. Expertise - We are always learning and must remain open to that. Thankfully there is a very large community of lay breeders just bursting to talk to you about what they've learned. Search blogs and other forums. If you are feeling up to it, find yourself some scientific papers. There are some excellent books on the subject too such as Carol Deppe's Breed your own vegetable varieties. I came to plant breeding to fill a need in edible landscaping. I just couldn't find the plants that I was looking for ... partly because they didn't exist, or at least not in my part of the world. There was never a shortage of other enthusiasts to support me. And likewise, as I learned, for me to support. Since that first need, my interests have branched out.
5. Data - Getting into the habit of collecting good and meaningful data is a skill that takes time to learn. It is also something that busy growers don't always do a lot of. Over time, based on your goals, you'll get a feel for how much information you need to record but keep in mind that sometimes data that you didn't think would be that important will end up being valuable to you or to someone else working on something related.
6. Time, space, expertise, diversity, data take II - This translates into working with others. Most of us work together informally but when it comes to scaling up projects, you may find yourself trying to recruit farmers, students, gardeners and so forth. In my experience, this can be challenging. Essentially it's a relationship issue. Informal collaboration often works because you are usually working with friends and expectations are limited. In a more formal situation, I've heard that a clear contract can help, ie. good communication. Ultimately you'll get more follow through if you cultivate a good relationship. This means contact, clarity and appreciation.
Remember that projects can change. You may discover something that forces you to abandon a project or for it to change direction or split off in more than one direction. You may lose material. Just like life itself, it is always dynamic.
* Lastly, compared to many of the people who have been kind enough to share their expertise, encouragement, observations or plant material with me, I'm a relative novice. In the future, I hope to write another post with what I've learned since this post. In the meantime, please offer your own thoughtful advice below.
i <3 eggplants
My husband makes this great meal that is a variation on eggplant lasagna. I love the crunchy exterior and creamy interior of each breaded and fried piece of eggplant. It doesn't hurt that it's layered in his special tomato sauce and cheese.
Eggplants were one of the first heat loving plants that I figured out how to grow in the Ottawa regions. They are resource hungry but the right variety and respect for their need for space to mine these resources has given me great crops most years. I also use plastic mulch as per sweet potatoes though this year I'm going to grow a row without to compare. The best book I've read to help with heat lovers is Ken Allan's Sweet Potato Book.
This year, I had two eggplant projects on the go. One based on long-asian varieties and another on smaller European tear shaped ones. The long variety that I had preformed adequately this year though not as well as in 2015. My favourite was definitely derived from seed sent to me as dehybridized Ophelia.
Seedlings were robust and vigorous and they managed to cope adequately with the drought. I was also happy to see at least three flushes of fruit.
I chose some of the best fruits and let them mature to collect seeds. My favourite seed cleaning technique with eggplant is to use a cheap blender. I scrape the mature flesh in, add some water, and blend for about three seconds. It needs to be a cheap blender or you might end up with seed mush. After that, I add more water, drain off the pulp and then strain the water and seeds. The seeds are dried on a paper plate before packaging.
This is one project I'm always happy to expand because more eggplant just means more of my husband's delicious meals, more ratatouille and more baba ganoush.
2017 Eggplant plans
This year, I plan on continuing the selection process and deciding on the range of characteristics. Low input growing is a must but also useful size, early harvest and good taste will be in there. I'll also have to figure out a name - something from Shakespeare I think.
Seeds are available at the shop.
I can tell I had a difficult year when I can't find too many pictures of a project. Usually what happens is that I go out into the gardens, point my camera at the mess and think "nah." Sometimes I snap the shots anyhow because photographs are one of my primary record keeping tools but I must have been sufficiently depressed or overwhelmed by other projects that I didn't bother! That or there's a trove of photos somewhere that I couldn't find (note to self, tag all photos).
The Cucurbita moschata, Butternut Squash, Community Landrace Breeding Project was a success this year though not exactly in the most ideal way. We had a serious drought. We had bugs, masses and masses of cucumber beetles (several types), squash bug and squash vine borer (though no obvious cases at ALE and none reported in these squash from participants I don't think. C. moschata is resistant because of solid stems). Eventually we had powdery mildew at around August 23rd (according to my scant photographic records).
Germination wasn't ideal as I am a low input acreage and rely mostly on irrigation from the heavens. They weren't obliging so I probably poured a few buckets of water on the rows every once in a while. I swear I have some seedling photos from like mid-June or even later... Flowering was late. Fruiting was very, very late. I have immature first flush fruit photos from September. Note the lack of sandals in the below picture... suspicious. Not only that but I cannot find a single full harvest photo. And I've looked three times. Please don't make me look again, I have a lot of photos of plants...
So we did get one and a half flushes of fruit rather than two or three like usual. The half meant that I was harvesting some very immature fruit at frost time and using them more like zucchini.
So why was this good? Well these survivors will potentially enhance some pressure genes into the mix. It also gives me a sense of what parameters this strain can handle. It clearly isn't super thrilled with very high heat and/or very dry soil at flowering time staying in the male flower phase for quite some time. Participants that irrigated or lived in hills that were receiving more precipitation had much better fruit set.
When it comes to plant selection, all years are good years in that they produce results (null - more on that below - is a result) even if those results are not stellar.
Notes from community PARTICIPANTS
I'll post more results when I get them. Thank you everyone!
Past and future
Memories from an easier year 2015.
Plans for the future
Happy Pumpkin Pies and Squash Stews!
how sweet potato it is
I suppose if there is one thing about drought, it is that it usually comes with heat, and since sweet potatoes like heat, this year's harvest was AWESOME. Some of my field mate's sweet taters were the size of her forearm. Well performing Georgia Jets were the size of bowling balls! In fact, it was somewhat challenging to find mid-sized bakers to sell to a local CSA that didn't manage to get their sweet potato slip order in on time.
I mostly slip my own plants from those with good storage, yield and eating qualities that were also good at flowering and setting seed from 2015. More slips were planted from two suppliers: Mapple Farms and Burt's Greenhouse - this was part of a large group order for my Facebook group Edible Ottawa Gardens Group (thank you to some industrious members who did the heavy lifting on this one). We planted around the end of May.
Plants established and grew well in the newly cleared field and existing beds. Though we did get an excellent harvest, flowering was delayed compared to 2015 and seed set was minimal. And by minimal, I mean I think I got three seeds or maybe four. At any rate, not stellar. Thankfully, I have been sent a nice batch of seeds to try from a couple fellow plant breeders, including some produced in a shorter season European climate. I am exploring options to help stimulate seed set for 2017 especially as it is slated as one of my super-crops for a longterm project.
I plant in approximately two foot diamonds (all the way around) and water only for establishing. I don't believe I gave them any rescue watering even in the worst of the drought as they recovered in the evening. If I did, it was maybe once or twice. They were dug in the third week of September as temperatures started to fall. Below left, you can see one of my rows and below right is Farmview's Gardens harvest from the shared field here. He uses a pitchfork like you are supposed to. I tend to dig immediately around the plant with a slicing spade (I don't slice on purpose) as I find that, at least short season varieties, cluster just beneath the plant (My favourite shovel's name is Sherman). The purple that we grew this year did have quite a few far flung tubers though I suspect it's a longer season variety. Yield was 0.5lb per square foot.
I also tried a tuber planting experiment as I've often heard people telling me they just put the whole seed-tuber in the ground. They did pretty much nothing for me except produce greens so I wouldn't recommend it as a technique at least in this climate.
2017 Plans
White mange-tout pea
Very quick update on one of my favourite taste driven projects. Actually it's use driven too. I love this little mange-tout pea. It's orgins are a bit of a mystery but it's a keeper. I've been increasing for some time now mostly for selfish reasons. I like eating it and find cutting up the whole pod (rather than shelling) for freezing for winter use is convenient. Next year, I might finally have enough seed that, all going well, I'll be able to share!
Sweet pepper PROJECT update
I start peppers at the beginning of March and plant out when the weather is safe. Usually sometime at the end of May. Usually, they have flowerbuds at this point. It was a very dry year, culminating in severe drought status by mid-summer. I don't irrigate but try to plant with the spring rains. They didn't come so plants were watering in. They also received some sparing rescue watering and by that I mean, I lugged out some buckets and poured water into their planting holes during the most intense heat and water stress. This didn't happen as much as they would have wanted.
Picture on the left is from June 27th. First fruits are those from early flowers. Picture on the right is July 13th.
You can see from the above photos that some plants coped a bit better with the intense drought than others. Note plant above right is not wilting. As far as I know this isn't an artifact of its planting position though maybe it found a juicy morsel of something just beneath it.
We had a good thunderstorm August 13th and I record picking quantities of ripe peppers as of August 20th though there were some before.
Photos below left was taken September 7th and below right just before a predicted though not materialized light frost sometime near the end of September.
All in all, I am happy with the project again this year. The peppers are early, tasty, and preserve well (both dry and frozen). Since I've been working with them, they haven't been subject to any excessive pest or disease and have preformed well in different weather years. I'm also happy to see some intermediate forms (see below) between the Unamed Yellow-red and the Spanish-Survivor Bell though I'd like to do a few controlled crosses to explore this further. If you are interested in trying out some seed, it is available in the shop.
Spanish Bell Survivor (top) originated from seeds sent to me from Spain. Most of the plants struggled the year I grew them and/or didn't set ripe fruit. A few did so I added them to my seed mix along with a few other sweets that were performing well in cooler/low heat unit summers.
misquoting about edible plants
So it happens. You chat with someone about edible plants and they write up a little something or other for their group's newsletter and they get it wrong. Not a big deal right? Well when it comes to edible plants, my poor heart nearly leaps out of my chest!!
We live in a world filled with information produced by people of all levels of expertise. This same world has articles written by other people using materials that they have found who may or may not be discerning about their source materials.
When it comes to edible plants, this is understandably problematic. I urge you to always double check all information that you read and to remember that even in the world of edible plants that:
a) not all plants are edible in the same ways (some must be cooked for example)
b) not all part of edible plants are edible (DON'T EAT rhubarb leaves)
c) not all edible plants grown in all circumstances are safe (nitrate accumulation in goosefoots)
d) not all edible plants are edible by all people (allergies)
e) not all edible plants are edible at quantity
f) some edible plants look like non edible plants (the carrot family)
g) common names are NOT your friend
h) some edible plants can contain toxic relatives or varieties (almond trees)
Please be safe people!
Double, triple check. Start slow. Be sure.
I do not want to copy the misquote directly as it would leave a word stamp so to speak that would seem to corroborate incorrect information but it suggested that I called iris and lupin edible. Generally speaking, they are not. There are some minor instances of iris being used in some ways though with warnings about these possibly being toxic so it's not a Genus I'd explore. There are low alkaloid lupins out there that may be rendered edible after leaching out dangerous alkaloids but again, I wouldn't lump them in with edibles normally. Lastly, it mentions daylilies. Common ditch lily - Hemerocallis fulva - is the one that most foragers have experience with and can be considered edible though caution is advised with the mutliple varieties that have been bred.
This mistake came out of a phone conversation where many plants were mentioned in different contexts. For example, iris makes a nice companion for edible plants but is not edible itself.
All about growing, selecting and using edible plants in the Ottawa valley.
March 2019