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I also have to watch Bears games alone. I have no friends in WI that will watch one w/ me.
I also have to watch Bears games alone. I have no friends in WI that will watch one w/ me.
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ty, dude - btw I am watching right now- tied @ 20.
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what ya watching? I jumped in to the convo late.
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<gag> at chocolate milk. Obvs. I was pregnant back then. My most painful Bears moment might still be that playoff game, although the Beasr lost the Super Bowl the day before my birthday, and that sucked horribly as well. Also, I now have no job, I like The Bar Scene the best, and I have hung out with a bunch of my DBS friends ... but of course my fave is my BFF Tommy. :bffhi5:
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Wild pork is excellent eating: And easy enough for just about anyone to do
By Luke Clayton, Special to Star Local News
In Texas, there is no official season for hunting wild hogs.
Many of us hunt them year round here in the Lone Star State.
If there were a season though, it would be from the close of deer season until late spring. Cold weather, hunting and butchering wild hogs goes together like ham and eggs.
All that's needed is cure, a refrigerator and a method of cold smoking the meat.
Just last week, I shot what I consider to be the perfect meat hog: a sow weighing a little more than 100 pounds. The intent of this week's column is to impart some of the wild pork processing and cooking knowledge I've gleaned over much of a lifetime spent hunting, butchering and cooking wild hogs. The way I transformed this little porker into the makings of many fine meals might provide you with some ways to put great-tasting game meat to use.
I'm often asked, "Are wild hogs good eating"?
This is a hugely loaded question.
I usually respond with something like, "Well, if you were looking for a beef for the freezer, would you pick out an old, breeder bull or a younger animal in its prime?"
This answer pretty much sums up my idea of wild pork used as table fare. While I've eaten boars weighing up to 150 pounds and found them to make good tasting pork, I've also killed some smaller boars that, when I walked up to them, had a rank smell. Your nose will tell you whether or not the boar you harvest will be good eating. If there is a strong smell, leave it for the coyotes. I try to target smaller boar or, better yet, sows of just about any size for eating.
I usually cook at least one ham and shoulder in the smoker.
I begin by removing the lower portion of the ham, the shank portion. This is the toughest part of the ham and has very little meat. With the shank removed, the ham is much easier to work with during the cooking process. Use a prepared rub (I prefer Head Country Championship Seasoning) because it contains all my favorite spices in the perfect amounts. But, you can season the ham with the dry spices you like best. Rub the ham and shoulder well, give it a good coating of the dry seasoning, and add some brown sugar if you like a sweeter flavor to your barbecue.
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Wrapped tightly in foil, I place the meat in my smoker, set the thermostat at 185 degrees and let it slow cook for at least 14 hours. The pork I cooked this past weekend was left in the smoker from noon Saturday until 7 a.m. Sunday. The meat was pull-off-the-bone tender, well seasoned and very flavorful.
It's impossible to use a knife on pork this tender, thus the term pulled pork; about all you can do is use your hands to remove the meat from the bone.
Unless you have a big crowd to feed, it's best to add a little more barbecue sauce to the pork and place it in freezer bags in smaller quantities. A pulled pork sandwich makes a great meal for upcoming fishing or hunting trips or for dinner at home.
Curing pork is very easy.
Rather than the hams, I prefer to use the backstraps because they are much more tender. Frisco Spices (friscospices.com) stocks many flavors of cure, but I usually opt for a sugar cure. Make sure and use the recommended amount of cure and rub it well into each piece of backstrap. Too much cure causes the finished product to be too salty. The cure penetrates the meat a quarter inch each day, one eighth inch on either side. After applying the cure, I rub a generous amount of dark brown sugar into the meat, place it in a plastic freezer bag and set it in the refrigerator for seven days, making sure to turn it every couple days so the cure is well distributed.
Cured meat can be cold smoked at low temperatures. I use plum or pecan wood to smoke the cured backstraps and set the thermostat at 140 degrees. In about five hours of this cold smoking, the meat is transformed into cured, smoked ham.
I usually put the smoked meat back in the frig for another couple weeks and allow the cure to continue transforming the meat into ham. If the backstraps begin to dry out after a couple hours in the smoker, it's sometime necessary to wrap them in foil to keep the moisture in. Sliced thickly, fried in a little olive oil and served with eggs, hashbrowns and toast, you have the makings of a great breakfast.
If you don't have the time or inclination to do your own curing and smoking, most wild game processors can handle the task for you. But once you begin doing the work yourself, I'm betting you will enjoy customizing the seasonings and wood smoke to suite you and your family's taste.
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This past week, Denise Malone landed a new pending lake record hybrid striper from Lake Cooper.
The big fish tipped the scales at 11.97 pounds and was caught while fishing with veteran guide Tony Parker. When certified, Malone's hybrid will eclipse the current record (11.22 pounds) landed by Harry Pitchford in August 2004.
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PHILADELPHIA --- Michael Vick carried a football everywhere this week, high and tight, close to his heart, far from everything else.
To breakfast, to the meetings, to lunch, Vick said. Everyone thought it was funny. But I didnt. Thats how much I care about this team and thats how much I care about our success and winning on Sundays. Im going to do everything I can to make sure that I take care of my responsibilities.
His responsibility-keeping, it is presumed, is fine, for there is no apparent danger of Vick losing his job. But he fumbled three times in Pittsburgh, lost possession twice, and saw the Eagles lose, 16-14, on a field goal as time expired.
So he took the ball everywhere in the NovaCare Complex this week, and Friday said, smiling, said that there was a bounty on it, implying that if hed fumbled in a hallway, in a meeting room, in the locker room, at a lunch table, it would cost him with his teammates.
Yet as much as Vick tried to keep the issue frivolous, it has been serious, too. And while the Birds did enjoy some needling mileage out of Vicks commitment, they were careful, too, not to overplay the opportunity.
Thats why the Eagles defensive players --- while themselves dedicating added practice time to creating fumbles --- were careful not to make too many suggestions to their offensive teammates, not even in a studied, helpful, been-there-done-that form.
Honestly, at this level, you trust the other side of the football, safety Kurt Coleman said. There is no need for us to say, You need to do this, or You need to do that. Because thats when fingers start to get pointed. If we see it, we know they see it. And you look at it, and it is just one of those things that happens.
Thats been the nature of the sport --- and its central appeal: Turnovers, random as they are, tilt games. But Vick has made 11 turnovers in five games, and while the Eagles close their practices to the press, they did not deny this week that they were working on ball protection.
By Friday, Andy Reid was about tired of the discussion. Thus, this post-practice conversation with the media: What has Vick done to work on ball security? Hes hung onto the football., Any drill in particular? Just make a conscious effort of keeping it high and tight. Make sure he covers it in traffic. Was that different than other weeks? No, but well see how it goes.
Sunday at the Linc, the Eagles will go against the Detroit Lions. And Vick, for one, expects the ball to be well-protected.
Its kind of hard, but at the same time, you want to play naturally and let everything flow, he said. I always talk about being in the moment and being able to do the right things when youre out there playing. Its very important. You have to stay conscious and keep it in the back of your mind as far as what you have to do when youre holding the football. I do it in the passing game because I can see down field, so Ive been able to take care of that. But sometimes running with the football you have guys coming from everywhere.
We get paid to protect the football.
So Vick protected one, all week, every day, everywhere.
Some teammates smiled. Others squelched them. Coleman, without necessarily naming names, agreed that opposing defenses are aware of which players have had recent fumbling problems, and are instructed to pounce.
Oh, you are definitely going after it a lot more, he said. Your awareness turns up. That means that the person who has had the problem has to put a little more emphasis on it. At the end of the day, it just happens. It really just happens. You can have the greatest ball security and if someone just pops the ball out right --- hits the crown of their helmet right on the ball --- its just one of those things that happens.
Mike Vick understands. So around the workplace, he made that clear --- no matter who might have thought it was funny.
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i really hate stats. unfortunately, knowing the basics of stats is HUGELY important in scientific testing.
the reason we use confidence intervals and other stats methods to look at our data (deals with gun consistency) -
so you see, we use confidence intervals to look at how different our sampled mean (the data points we take in a test) to the true mean (if we had data on every single event under those conditions).
the equation for a two sided confidence interval is (mean) +/- (tvalue x standard deviation)/ Sqroot(number of events)
the t value is a textbook value based on a normal distribution, and we can decide how inclusive our results are by judging if we want to 90%, 95%, 99%, or even 99.9%. what that means that if we take a sample size of say muzzle velocities, then calculate the CI around it, we choose how inclusive our range is. if we calculate the CI based off a 90% t value, then we can be 90% sure that our next group of samples of velocity will fall in that range. with a CI we can look at exactly how good our sample is compared to the "true" values of ALL shot velocities.
I would also add that the higher the confidence level (99% instead of 90%, etc), the wider the confidence interval becomes. And the larger the sample size, the smaller the interval comes.


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Hi! Sooner than later, Labor Day, Sept 5th, will be here. Back to school...and ...Of course, with the advent of Fall are the beautiful, colorful,
glorious Fall leaves. Takoma Park, with all it's wonderful trees, is one of the most
gorgeous places on earth, in the Fall.
Trees produce leaves, that fall........and make the landscape so lovely.
I'd like to ask that Takoma Park residents
who have the tenacity and strength! to rake their leaves...please... BAG them. If not, (all your effort(s) are wasted !!) The leaf piles, by virture of nature (wind) end... up in street/ eclipsing, the already rare number of parking spaces...available.
In additon, the leaves get mushed down by vehicle wheels, and even the leaf collection machine, can't get them up...
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JOPLIN, MO-- Joplin roads end 2012 with an historic low ... fewer wrecks than the city has seen for decades.
1, 888 accidents were logged last year. That's well below the Joplin Police goal of ending the year with less than 2,000. Joplin Police Chief Lane Roberts says his research shows yearly totals haven't been that low since at least the 1980s. Officers credit driver education, road safety improvements and high visibility enforcement efforts in the drop... and say they'll continue to focus on driver safety in 2013.
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Re: Garden Adversity
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November 26, 2011, 07:46:10 PM »
I've always wondered about cactus gardens in suburban areas, whether small animals, or even dogs, get stuck. Now I know
These days I don't have much compassion for squirrels and chipmunks, although I too would feel bad about one stuck in such a prickly situation, thanks for showing this example.
At any given time, there are a dozen+ gray squirrels on or close-by my property, dozens more all around nearby, there are red squirrels too. When I'm inspired to temporarily reduce the population, I use two Havahart (non-lethal) traps, a larger one for gray squirrels, and a smaller one for chipmunks and red squirrels. They're easy to catch with either peanuts or peanut butter as bait. I release the catch about a mile away. One has to be discreet about relocating these rodents, as I've heard you can get fined for doing this (although ironically it's perfectly okay to kill them if one is so inclined, but I don't kill them). This gets tedious, but after a couple weeks of trapping and relocating 10-20 varmints, I can be relatively squirrel/chipmunk free for a couple weeks, but soon new ones move in.
Last Edit: December 23, 2011, 09:11:16 PM by McDonough
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Re: Garden Adversity
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November 26, 2011, 09:04:35 PM »
Having an outdoor cat would also scare off your rodents. They say females are the best since they actually stick around.
Someone abandoned a cat at an apartment complex where I used to live. The previous owners had declawed the cat so it was unable to hunt for itself. We felt sorry for the cat and fed it. Once this cat had regained its strength after a few weeks we stopped feeling sorry for it. When it was not desperately hungry, it was a really mean cat. It started chasing me around my apartment trying to attack me. I took a towel, caught the cat in it, and put it back outside.
We watched this cat chase the squirrels around. The fat town squirrels were not very predator savy. The cat never caught the squirrels, just ran circles around them until they escaped up a tree. This kind of cat would be a good deterrent to keep squirrels out of a garden.
In the end, this cat ended up in some animal rescue cat barn in the country. A cat that attacks people is not exactly the adoptable type.
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Quote from: James McGee on November 26, 2011, 09:04:35 PM
In the end, this cat ended up in some animal rescue cat barn in the country. A cat that attacks people is not exactly the adoptable type.
There are 3 roaming neighborhood cats in my yard all the time (every day), and they're hunting. So far, I have only found evidence of moles (rare) and mourning doves being killed (mourning doves love to sit on the ground to sun themselves, thus easy prey). The squirrel/chipmunk/vole/mole population doesn't seem the slightest bit deterred. Personally, I think having a cat to do the job is a red herring. In fact, I'm irritated by cats who come into the yard and spray (stinks) or those who use rock-garden
sandy soil
as their toilet, either digging up plants in one's sandy beds, or worse yet, burying their turds in the soil and then the gardener "discovering" the foul turd squeezed within their hand while planting or cultivating an area.
Last Edit: December 18, 2011, 12:00:49 PM by McDonough
Mark McDonough
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Re: Garden Adversity
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November 27, 2011, 02:39:39 AM »
Quote from: McDonough on November 26, 2011, 10:20:37 PM
Personally, I think having a cat to do the job is a red herring.
Mark, I let someone who actually has a garden/greenhouse cat take this one.
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December 18, 2011, 11:50:02 AM »
Ah yes, garden adversity. I've been making vole feeders the last two days. Stryrofoam dinner plates on top of styrofoam bowls, with 3 little feet and a one inch mouse hole on the low side. I feel like Caddyshack, but the voles girdled almost everything up to a 8 inch apple tree last season *and collected* and ate large mounds of tulips and crocus. The resurgence of coyotes make cats a doubtful prospect. Then there are the deer (with Lyme disease for us) woodchucks and rabbits - and - slugs and snails, misc. caterpillars, spider mites and ants which seem to particularly like my sand bed - especially the part that I specially prepared for Lewisia rediviva; and fungus. (Oh I forgot beavers, they haven't been a problem in the garden, yet as far as I know.)
So Mark are Alliums impervious to any or most of these?; if so, watch out, I may be converting to all Allium.
Crazy extremely warm November. Realized yesterday that Allium thunbergii is full of ripe seeds--never matured seed before. Many Crocus, Alliums and some Colchicum have foliage up, way too much. Forecast to go to 14F tonight and then 45+F in a few days with rain. Made up my mind I'm going to cover the tender stuff today with pine needles. With info from all accounts, will resist the urge to cover cacti. Though covering with a sash open on the ends seems safe.
Good luck to all with their adversities.
Charles S MA USA Z 6a+/-
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December 18, 2011, 12:09:16 PM »
All I can say about cats is that I have 2 that go outside, and in the past 10 years I've had no squirrels, no chipmunks and a very tiny number of voles in the gardens. Once in a while a find a bird, sometimes as many as 3 or 4 a summer, but I find at least 5 dead voles every week from April through October. I grow catnip in my 'butterfly' garden, and the cats love to congregate there, so they stay close to the plants most of the time.
So from my standpoint, cats are a huge benefit. And my property is about 3 1/2 acres, almost entirely surrounded by stone walls, which are normally home to literally hundreds of chipmunks. My cats, by the way, do their 'bathrooming' out of sight, usually behind my barn is the loose soil around the foundation. I don't garden there, nor do I even spend any time there, so it works out perfectly for them and for me.
And one more think; my cats keep neighbor cats off the property, so I don't have to deal with visitors who don't respect my garden beds, etc. And of course being somewhat rural, we have coyotes, foxes, fishers and weasels who also hunt the rodents, and sometimes the local cats, so we don't usually let ours stay out overnight.
Peter George, Petersham, MA (north central MA, close to the NH/VT borders), zones 5b and 6 around the property.
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December 18, 2011, 03:36:24 PM »
I suspect chipmunk and squirrel populations is not strictly even or averaged situations, there might be influencing factors, with areas of population at much greater density than others. In my area, mature red oaks are a dominant feature of the deciduous woods, as are black walnut trees, probably supporting much greater populations of these varmints. The oaks produce incredible profusion of acorns; intended on taking a photo this autumn where it would be easy to gather up wheelbarrows full of acorns in minutes... I thought it would make for a funny photo op, never took the photo though. Judging from the squirrel diggings this fall, it was a big year for black walnuts too... just went out to toss some vegetable matter in a compost heap, and noticed that even with the ground frozen, there were several fresh large "potholes" in my Epimedium seedling beds... with heavy-thick shells of black walnuts in evidence, several Epimedium seedlings dug up as collateral damage and lying there bare-rooted and frozen...grrrrr!
When I first moved to my current town, my wife and I saw three homes that we liked, one was in a more wooded population, and I remember to this day one thing that struck me most; dozens upon dozens of gray squirrels frolicking about, everywhere one looked... the woods were almost entirely red oak. Instead, I chose my current location, with a whole acre of sun and some distance from nearby woodlands, the flanking woodlands having lots of sugar maples. Even so, chipmunks, plus red and gray squirrels are plentiful. In my more ambitious chipmunk removal periods, I could catch as many as 10-12 a day. Each live critter was put into a large trash barrel with leaves at the bottom, and at the end of the day, I would drive them several miles away to be released. With the squirrels, I need a new regime and will resort to more drastic measures, trapping them and then...
Charles, after 24 years in my current location, only recently have woodchucks and rabbits moved in (the last 2 years), the woodchucks being particularly destructive. I think it's very possible for pests that have not been an issue whatsoever for many years, suddenly become a problem by moving in, and with subsequent broods of young ones, they keep coming back.
Ever since I've been here, I've been battling mole damage... It never gets any better, no relief. here are a couple photos last winter / early spring, after a thick mantle of 12-18" of snow receded, the tunneling damage in lawn and garden areas can be extensive (even when I winter baited). One doesn't see the damage until spring. Regarding Alliums, it's somewhat of a myth that Alliums keep the critters away, they do not, and I have lost large patches of Allium due to tunneling. At times, I feel like Bill Murray in CaddyShack too, going to war with rats with fluffy twitchy tails, and various tunneling vermin.
Last Edit: December 18, 2011, 04:10:21 PM by McDonough
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December 18, 2011, 03:43:35 PM »
Sometimes garden adversity happens in small and memorable ways.
I had excellent germination of
Aquilegia saximontana
from Jane Hendricks seed. Then one day I noticed a disturbance in the flat, and lo and behold, it was a toad. Now, I understand the benefits of toads in the garden, invariably I get one or two that'll scoop out a seed pot (they like round ones best) and half bury themselves in their cozy nest, But why is it they always seem to target the best thing one's growing?
I gently scooted the little fellow out of the flat, replanted the disturbed seedlings as well as I could, then covered the flat with
wire mesh
(my new seed sowing standard, otherwise chipmunks, squirrels, and occassional toads, will surely dig in each and every pot).
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December 20, 2011, 09:01:16 AM »
Seems that slugs and snails - and occasionally a rat or squirrel - isn't always the worse problem after all
You know Mark, toads or slugs in pots where you have you most precious plants is as it is according to Murphy's laws
Red oak, is it
Q. rubra
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December 21, 2011, 10:30:52 AM »
Yesterday was the last day of hunting season and the hunter who has come here for many years bagged his last deer of the year - a mega-doe weighing in at almost 200 lbs. Her size was probably due to the number of my plants she had been eating. One more down and too many more to go.
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December 21, 2011, 11:22:52 PM »
Anne, Congrats on one less deer - probably would have had twins.
Sometimes smoke bombs will work for woodchucks in their holes, usually takes serveral tries.
If I really have to get one, Campanula "Elizabeth" in a sufficiently large have-a-heart seems to work 80%+. About $7.00 for the plant and nothing left once it's spent several hours in a trap with a woodchuck.
Charles MA USA
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December 23, 2011, 08:55:03 AM »
Quote from: externmed on December 21, 2011, 11:22:52 PM
Sometimes smoke bombs will work for woodchucks in their holes, usually takes serveral tries.
If I really have to get one, Campanula "Elizabeth" in a sufficiently large have-a-heart seems to work 80%+. About $7.00 for the plant and nothing left once it's spent several hours in a trap with a woodchuck.
Charles MA USA
Charles, I have tried the smoke bombs before... one needs to know the entrances to their burrow (if there is more than one), to seal all but one ahead of time, make sure the critter is inside, and light the bomb and cover with some heavy chunks of sod to contain the smoke. Unfortunately they nest in an area with brush piles that is not easy to access or contain, and of recent, they burrow under my garden shed without any good way of getting at the varmints. It is yet another project, to excavate around my shed circumferance, and install heavy wire mesh, and backfill. Maybe I should try your large Havahart trap idea, with the sacrificial Elizabeth Campanula.
Just visited the Havahart website, has anyone tried the Critter Ridder animal repellent?
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December 23, 2011, 05:48:27 PM »
Quote from: McDonough on December 18, 2011, 03:43:35 PM
Sometimes garden adversity happens in small and memorable ways.
But why is it they always seem to target the best thing one's growing?
Mark I know, almost any varmint seems to pick on the best thing, the thing that you've tried hardest to grow etc. I've had too many "heartbreaking" mornings in my little greenhouse, almost unable to believe my eyes. It can't be gone, where the **** is it???
But yes it's gone. I've been doing the screen thing over the seedlings, kind of a pain in the neck but it works, so screening it is.
Faith S. Gardening in central Alberta climate, from min. -44 c to max. 36+ C. ( not often! ) Avg. annual precip. ~ 48 cm Altitude ~ 820 m. Have "frying pan gardens" up around the house, and also some woodland areas down the path...and love them both.
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December 23, 2011, 09:00:15 PM »
Well, I live in the slug capitol of the world. Red, black, grey, multicolored, introduced, native we have them all. As to the native banana slug which, according to the naturalists, doesn't eat living plants just decaying matter, well, I must have a special breed of banana slug because I can assure you they do eat living plants. Now that we don't have a dog I'm going to use both the iron phosphate bait and the metaldehyde bait this year. And if it takes out a coyote or two that's all to the good. I have an indoor/outdoor cat and we always worry about her becoming dinner.
And moles. I hate moles. They always unearth a plant you really care about, not something destined for the compost heap. We used to have a former barn cat who was really good at catching moles- she knocked off five babies in one day-but she died last spring. Our remaining cat has a sweet disposition but isn't much for "moleing". And because of the coyote problem any future cats need to be indoor only. I can't tell you how many "missing cat" flyers I see around the neighborhood......My hands are both very small and not that strong so setting traps really isn't an option for me. My husband doesn't seem to be willing to do this for me and my neighbor is now a former trapper (really the guy used to work as a fur trapper) Mostly I just curse...
For anyone who wants to try trapping their stray cats my neighbor did say to make sure you get a fair sized trap. Cats don't like to crawl into small traps.
Jan Jeddeloh, Portland, Oregon, USA, Zone 8. Rainy winters (40 inches or 1 meter) and pleasant dry summers which don't start until July most years!
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This is my new standard seed sowing procedure; all flats or pots must be covered with some sort of protection from digging varmints. This "hardware cloth" is not terribly expensive at a hardware store, it is easily snipped with a pair of wire snips, and easily bent over the flats to hold them in place. The one thing to look out for is the germinating seedlings popping through the wire mesh and making it difficult to remove the mesh without damaging seedlings. Typically I watch for germination, and when it occurs, loosen the wire mesh piece and create a sort of teepee or arched "hoop house" effect over the flat... still keeps the squirrels out yet allows the seedlings to grow without getting tangled in the mesh.
Jan, I feel your pain, the slug issue in the Pacific Northwest is not to be underestimated; it was a huge eye-opener when I lived in the Seattle, Washington area. And yes, banana slugs ate plants like there was no tomorrow.
Last Edit: December 24, 2011, 07:37:06 AM by McDonough
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If, for example, you've got a computer or a component CD recorder that lets you burn your own CD-Rs or CD-RWs, you'll probably want a player that can handle these formats. All newer players can play recordable CD-Rs, and many also work with rewritable CD-RWs, but if this is an important feature for you, be sure to check before you buy.
If you've got loads of MP3s on your PC, and you have the ability to burn them onto CD-Rs or CD-RWs, you may want a CD player that can play back MP3 discs through your main A/V system.
Another type of disc is the SACD, or Super Audio Compact Disc. These discs require a specialized player because they're based on a recording technology called Direct Stream Digital (DSD). SACD players, however, are built to play both SACDs and standard CDs with outstanding precision.
DSD captures four times as much musical information as the Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) technology used for CDs. As a result, SACDs sound warmer, smoother, and more "analog" than standard compact discs. SACD faithfully captures the purity and freshness of the original musical performance, right down to the ambience of the studio or concert venue where it was performed.
This unprecedented level of sonic realism is further enhanced by SACD's multichannel capabilities. Some SACDs are recorded in two-channel stereo, but many take advantage of the format's ability to store music in up to 6 discrete channels. Best of all, this multichannel capability is designed for compatibility with a standard 5.1-channel home theater system.
For more information about high-resolution audio, see our article on SACD and DVD-Audio.
Making a direct digital connection
You'll want to check for digital input/output compatibility if you want to make a direct digital connection between your CD player and A/V receiver. SACDs require digital-to-analog conversion that can currently only be provided by SACD players themselves. Therefore, SACD signals can only be sent to a receiver using analog connections. That means you'll need a home theater receiver with a 5.1-channel analog input to enjoy multichannel SACD sound.


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