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We are a traditional plant nursery and garden centre in the West Midlands, situated in a canal-side setting in lovely open countryside. Many gardeners come here for the day and don't want to leave! You can find inspiration in our beautifully maintained plant sales areas and glasshouses, wander through the garden shop and, if you need some friendly advice, the experienced ...
based in West Midlands, UNITED KINGDOM.
Jeyam Nursery is based in Rameshwaram, Tamilnadu. Founded in 1910, the founders have more than two decades of experience in satisfying a lot of retail and wholesale customers & creating an unending list of happy customers. We at Jeyam Nursery help our clients to celebrate gardening and nature in its true colors.
based in INDIA.
Gardino Nursery is a family run business that specializes in rare and unusual tropical plants that are beautiful and easy to grow. We started as a backyard nursery in 1976 growing primarily ferns, orchids, and irises. Today we own a 10 acre wholesale/retail nursery in Delray Beach, Florida, but we still treat our customers the same way as we did when we started. We ...
based in Delray Beach, FLORIDA (USA).
As one of the premiere bedding plant growers in California, Kawahara Nurseries is proud to introduce you to our unique nursery. Kawahara Nurseries is a private, wholesale bedding plant grower, and we take pride in being able to bring our quality plants to your local retailer. Our nurseries are located in the South Bay area, where we grow plants locally so that they are ...
based in Morgan Hill, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Blooming Nursery is a wholesale nursery dedicated to supplying the trade with a wide variety of reliable plant material, including herbaceous perennials, temperennials & annuals, groundcovers, herbs, ornamental grasses, shrubs and vines. We offer both finished containers - marketed under the Blooming Advantage name and ready for immediate sale - as well as plugs, potted ...
based in Cornelius, OREGON (USA).
We are a small nursery, plant culture lab and research facility specializing in the propagation and production of lady-slipper orchids (Cypripediums) and woodland wildflowers of the temperate forests of the Northern Hemisphere. Since 1989 we have been developing propagation and cultivation techniques for this unique group of plants in an effort to make these plants more ...
based in Shelburne Falls, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).
The heart of Proteaflora has not changed since founded by the late Peter Mathews in 1974: to be a trustworthy supplier of quality proteaceae backed by expert knowledge, sales support and customer understanding. It's a philosophy maintained by David Mathews and his wife, Ilse . Over three hectares at Victoria's beautiful Dandenong Ranges, they and 20 expert staff grow half ...
based in Monbulk , AUSTRALIA.
Welcome to Tankard Nurseries online! We are a wholesale nursery serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states. In this modern era of significant labor and inventory holding costs, it is our intention to make our inventory of landscape plants available to our customers on a real time basis. Tankard Nurseries is positioned in one of the best growing and distribution points ...
based in Exmore, VIRGINIA (USA).
Woodburn`s nursery stock division is consistently rated as one of the top ornamental nurseries in the United States. Fifteen years ago the Fessler family foresaw the change in customer demand from field grown plant material, known as B&B for ball and burlap, to container grown product. Today Woodburn has 185 acres of pot-in-pot production and plans to add more. Today ...
based in Woodburn, OREGON (USA).
We are a full service nursery and garden center serving the entire San Francisco Bay Area and located in the South Bay. Along with a full stock of fruit trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals, we specialize in Japanese Maples, topiary, and garden ornaments. We carry the largest selection in the United States of Grade #1 bare root roses from rose producers all over the U.S. ...
based in Fremont, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Briggs Nursery has been committed to producing plants that are of the best quality. Our corporate philosophy, Quality that Grows™, is derived from our directive to "start clean, stay clean" and our requirement that all key items used in the production process – from initiation in the lab to growing range – be free of any pathogens or media that may host potential issues. ...
based in Elma, WASHINGTON (USA).
Edrom Nursery specialises in a range of plants which will grow in our climate here in South East Scotland, we try to grow plants which could be considered rare or unusual. Many of these are from China and Japan but we supply plants from all over the world. These include plants from the genera:- Cypripedium Calanthe Gentiana Meconopsis Lilium Pleione Daphne Adonis Allium ...
based in Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM.
Kamal Nursery is the single source destination for all kinds of Nursery Plants. We are the prominent manufacture, exporter and supplier of Rose Flower Plants, Flowering and Ornamental Plants. Besides, we are also one of the leading service providers in this field. We offer the highly effectual garden maintenance services to the institutional clients. With our technical ...
based in Kolkata, INDIA.
Brushwood Nursery was founded in 1998 in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania by Dan Long. After many years in the nursery and greenhouse trade he decided to strike out on his own; a tradition in a family of entrepreneurs. The nature of the business has evolved with the advent of e-commerce. The first business plan was to offer clematis plants wholesale to other nurseries but ...
based in Athens, GEORGIA (US) (USA).
Portland Nursery - we have two great locations in southeast Portland, each of with its own personality and features. Our 100-year-old location at 5050 SE Stark is tucked in conveniently into to the Laurelhurst neighborhood. Here is where it all started. Come in and soak up the ambience of our courtyard and meet our knowledgeable staff. At 5050 Stark, you will find a wide ...
based in Portland, OREGON (USA).
Bailey Nurseries is a fourth-generation family-owned nursery serving customers throughout the U.S. and Canada. We are widely recognized as one of the United States' largest wholesale nurseries, with products distributed by more than 4500 independent garden centers, landscapers, growers and re-wholesalers. Our main offices and growing fields are located in Newport, ...
based in Newport, MINNESOTA (USA).
Growing since 1992, at Creekside Nursery, we strive to grow quality plant material and provide great service at a reasonable price. We continuously experiment with growing processes, new varieties, and procedures to be the best we can be. From large trees to specialty retail items and all that is in between, we have what you need. It is our extensive list of varieties ...
based in Hempstead, TEXAS (USA).
T-Y Nursery maintains old-fashioned principles of respect and commitment to our word. We take pride in our superior customer service, long-term business relationships and growing our wholesale nursery business since 1966.
based in Pauma Valley, CALIFORNIA (USA).
We started Pleasant Run Nursery in 1998, with a mission to provide new and garden-worthy plants to the discerning gardening world. We grow high quality, cutting-edge woody ornamentals and perennials, with an emphasis on special plants to solve specific site problems, such as deer, moist, dry and shade conditions.
based in Allentown, NEW JERSEY (USA).
Begun as the backyard hobby of Harry H. Smith, Flowerwood Nursery was incorporated as a nursery in 1946. A third-generation family-owned wholesale nursery selling only to the trade with locations in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. Flowerwood provides broadleaf evergreens, conifers, deciduous shrubs, grasses, groundcovers, trees, perennials, and seasonal color throughout ...
based in Bushnell, FLORIDA (USA).
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[CEATEC] TDK Closer to 1Tb/inch2 HDD Recording Density
TDK Corp recorded and read data on and from a recording medium with a coercivity of 16kOe by using the "heat-assisted recording" technology, which is expected to enhance the areal density of hard disk drives (HDDs) to more than 1 Tbit/(inch)2.
The coercivity of 16kOe is much higher than the about 5kOe of existing products. TDK used an HGA (head ginbal assembly) integrated with laser elements, which is similar to the HGA the company announced in the past year. According to TDK, this is the first time that data has been recorded and read on and from an actual disk by using an HGA integrated with laser elements.
The disk rotation speed is 7,200rpm, which the company claims is the industry's record and is equivalent to that of existing 3.5-inch HDDs. The details of the technology will be announced at CEATEC JAPAN 2009, which will take place from Oct 6 to 10, 2009, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
The heat-assisted recording is a technology to solve a problem called "thermal fluctuation." As the areal density of an HDD increases, magnetically-recorded data becomes more likely to be erased due to heat.
To prevent this problem from occurring, a recording medium with a high coercivity has to be used. But, when a coercivity is too high, it becomes impossible to record data by using existing magnetic recording heads.
The heat-assisted recording method enables to record data in such a case by heating a recording medium with laser to temporarily lower its coercivity.
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Frank's kitty-kins, Anderson Pooper, has been named an "Animal of Summer" by New York Magazine. Anderson was bestowed the honour alongside Princess Chunk, and The Monster of Montauk, among others.
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Welcome to Back to School week on SnarkSquad.com. We'll be recapping the pilot episodes of a few high-school-themed shows- shows that teach us super valuable life lessons.
Lorraine: When Saved by the Bell premiered in 1989, I was about to turn three years old. Through the magic of syndication, however, I can confess that I've seen every. single. episode that ever was. I'm not sure what this says about me, but Saved by the Bell was as much a part of childhood as climbing trees was.
LOL. JUST KIDDING! I never climbed any trees.
Sweeney: I watched the show occasionally in syndication, and felt like I knew so much about the show because of its general pop culture legacy, but re-watching it made me realize how little I actually knew. (And how desperately this needs to be corrected.)
Lor: I should probably also mention that I've decided to ignore Good Morning Miss Bliss and start with the retooled version of the show.
A school bell rings and here comes the theme song, which you know. I weirdly cannot find a decent version of it on Youtube, but that's okay because you know it. Stop pretending. You know it. The opening credits are the epitome of early 90's cheese. There's all sorts of clashing colors and patterns, some high top sneakers, a plastic flamingo flying by (?) and some board shorts (?). The credits also offer such character fashions as a Cosby sweater, a curly mullet, Dustin Diamond in Michael Jackson-esque garb and jean jackets like woah.
Sweeney: And this music is ridiculous levels of fun. If hearing it doesn't make you wanted to bounce around, you probably hate happiness.
Lor: We open the episode at The Max, with a lot of tragically dressed youth bopping around to music. 90's bopping is still, to this day, my favorite kind of dancing. Read: never take me out dancing.
Sweeney: Correction: this means that we should absolutely go out dancing.
Lor: My kind of lady.
The owner of The Max, Max, comes out and stops the juke box because he just got a TELEGRAM. YOU GUYS, A TELEGRAM. The telegram(!!) is announcing some big dance show competition being hosted at The Max for the kids from Bayside. The telegram(!!) is signed by Casey Kasem. I mostly know the name Casey Kasem thanks to Saved by the Bell. For those of you still looking at the screen like, "WHO?" he is a radio personality and voiced Shaggy in Scooby Doo. Also, he's currently 80 years old.
Sweeney: I'm so bewildered by the whole telegram thing. I'm trying to figure out if this means that I thought telegrams ceased to be relevant earlier than they did or if this show is older than I thought. In any event, telegram(!!) deserves that punctuation for sure.
Lor: Telegrams always remind me of Mad Men.
ANYWAYS, I'm not even going to pretend I don't know who these characters are. AC Slater (Mario Lopez) and Kelly Kapowski (Tiffany Amber Theissen) get up and grab the telegram(!!) from Max. Kelly's all COOOOOL, and Slater suggests they enter together and win. Let's mention that Slater's shirt reminds me of a onsie and Kelly has a scrunchie on the side of her shirt:
Zach Morris (Mark Paul Gosselaar) stands up too and makes a crack about Slater's feet needing training wheels. Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley) is so excited. Sorry, no, wrong episode, I couldn't help it. (S: Fair.) She says that winning doesn't matter and dance is about having fun.
Sweeney: Says people who lose stuff.
Lor: Kelly would love to go with both guys, but Slater suggests that maybe his dimples are the size of craters on the face of the moon. OH SORRY, WHAT? Damn, I apologize, those dimples are distracting as hell. He actually suggests that perhaps Kelly just go with the best dancer. He says, "hit it!" and there is someone conveniently near the juke box who is all, "I will now hit it." Living in the TV must be awesome. Mario Lopez dances.
Sweeney: Growing up with 90's television has left me constantly yelling out orders that are never followed. I keep hoping…
Lor: You and me both.
Everyone claps, and for the first time ever, I notice that Zach is doing a "woop-dee-freakin'-doo" finger twirl in the background. Some part of me feels as if this small, sarcastic reaction validates my entire early life crush on him.
Sweeney: As it should. Also, he has an epic super power. (his awesome monologues that freeze time, if you don't feel like dedicating seven minutes of your life to watching this)
Lor: Kelly proclaims Slater's dancing "hot" and Zach says he is totally better, but doesn't actually demonstrate for us. It is determined that there will be a later dance-off… off. Thing.
During this time, Screech (Dustin Diamond) enters the frame. He tells Lisa (Lark Voorhies) that his horoscope says they are destined to dance together. Lisa snits, "my horoscope says, 'beware of dorks.'"
And so we've met all the character tropes: the jock, the hot girl, the funny man, the square, the dork and the fashionable bitch.
Sweeney: Life is so much simpler in a world where people can be nicely categorized like this.
Lor: A so called "Danny" comes over to ask Jessie to the dance contest. She seems enthused but then stands up, revealing she's got a few inches on poor, vertically challenged Danny. She soon takes her "I love to dance!" back and basically says she has to wash her hair. Danny suggests just skipping the dancing and going straight to the kissing. Jessie Spano doesn't believe in kissing.
Sweeney: At least not with short guys. Nowhere near as gross as fat people or poor people, but definitely on the "undesirables" list.
Lor: As Vertically Challenged Danny retreats, Zach turns to the camera and breaks the fourth wall, which as Sweeney mentioned, is part of his super power. What I wouldn't give for life time out, every now and then, right?
In the girl's locker room, Jessie is freaking out because she's "grown an inch since lunch." Probably not, girlfriend, but whatever. Kelly and Lisa make "everyone looks up to you" and "practice your slam dunk" jokes while I'm distracted by how short these gym shorts are. You know you're getting old when you run a website where you watch old TV shows and you have to comment on the length of everyone's skirt or shorts.
Sweeney: We have a #hosuspension quota to meet.
Lor: Music class, where I almost called bullshit on all the cool kids being in band, before I thought maybe there was a better time when music programs were cherished and not being unceremoniously cut from our education system. ANYWAYS, music class. This scene seriously gave me #punny whiplash. I both felt so sorry for my younger self and very much understood why I used to love this: all of the puns. The music teacher explains that he has has to watch over two classes today because contrivance called and said so. No, really, because a teacher slipped and fell into a tuba. Har, har. Slater says something about "fat Tommy" blowing her out, because apparently even in Saved by the Bell, we hate fat people.
Sweeney: There is no fictional universe too wholesome to hate fat people.
Lor: They all start playing a piece by Bach, pretty badly, until the teacher steps out to go check on his other class. They pick up the pace, and fake play their instruments shamefully. Teacher comes back in, they slow down. Teacher leaves again, they speed up. Jessie gets up to dance (also, this exists) (OMG so does this) and Vertically Challenged Danny stands up to dance with her and she's all, "ew. Shortie" and sits down again.
Later that night, Zach is climbing in Jessie's window to her room. Now I have to add Saved by the Bell to the list of things that taught us that climbing in a girl's window is okay, and thus desensitized a generation to Edward Cullen being a fucking creeper. (S: It never ceases to amaze me just how long this list is.) Zach asks Jessie to help him, because he can't dance and he's been "faking it for years." He demonstrates his best moves for us, Jessie says he should go with Screech, and we're ushered into commercial break by the Horns of Jazzy First World Problems.
We see Mr. Belding sitting at his desk. I'm more familiar with Mr. Belding's office than I am with any principal's office of any school I actually attended. 90's kid WIN. Casey Kasem walks in saying, "Mr. Belding, I'm Casey Kasem." Uh, thanks for the intro. The laugh track becomes the screaming girls and applause track. Mr. Belding is sort of ridiculous and it makes me a little sad. He also does the twist in this scene, as he assumes Casey is there to include him in dance party hosting duties. Nope. Casey just needs a school banner.
Sweeney: Life is kind of sad for non-negligent adults. I'm starting to understand why so many fictional adults choose negligence.
Lor: Kelly asks Zach when he's going to have the dance-off with Slater because she wants to know who her dance partner is going to be. Zach sets the date for two days and also feeds Kelly a line about being in dance camp every summer, while the other kids were busy playing baseball. Kelly gets excited, because so far her job has been to look (90's teased hair) cute and to say WOW a lot.
Zach wonders why he lied about dance camp. Oh, you know. Because he's a liar. Let's just all be honest with our adults selves right now and admit that Zach Morris was pretty much a big, fat liar.
Sweeney: They recycled the shit out of this as a plot, too. Zach lies. Zach creates problems for himself with his lies. He wonders why he does this. Hijinks ensue. Zach "learns his lesson." LOLBUTNOTREALLY, repeat.
Lor: Screech comes waltzing in with a doll, and I almost made a blow-up doll joke until I remembered that Dustin Diamond actually has a sex tape, right? And ladies and gentlemen, we have today's Questionable Google Search of the Day. (S: WAS THIS REALLY NECESSARY?) Screech and his doll dance around a bit, trying to impress Lisa. Unfortunately, Lisa already said she'd go to the dance with some other dude. Screech is sad.
That night in Jessie's room, Zach's dancing is looking a little better. Jessie says she's invented a new move. I'd love to describe it for you, but I tried and I came up with, "a cross to the front and a cross to the back and a hop, hop, hop" and that's not very descriptive at all, is it? Zach does the move but then gets a little over confident and ends up flipping over the bed. I'd chuckle, but I'm once again distracted. This time by a GIANT HAIR CLIP that is smack dab right on top of Jessie's head.
Zach asks Jessie why she isn't going to be in the dance contest. She says, "I don't want to talk about it!" but we're treated to a day dream AND OMG, YOU GUYS REMEMBER ALL THE SbtB DAYDREAMS?? Even the way it bubble fades in magenta makes me feel all nostalgia-y. So, in her day dream, some boy I'm not entirely sure is Vertically Challenged Danny, but who is equally vertically challenged, asks Jessie to dance. She says she can't because she's bigger than him and "still growing at this very moment." She gets taller no sooner than she finishes that sentence. Two more boys ask her to dance, and each time she gets taller.
Jessie snaps out of the daydream and tells Zach her problem is that she's too tall. When Zach says that no one's been measuring her lately, Jessie puns that it's 'cause no one can reach her. She has a mini-wah fest about being a freak. Zach tries to comfort her but Jessie asks him to name one guy taller than her. "Kareem Abdul Jabbar," he says with a shrug?
Boys locker room, Screech is trying to comb his Jew-fro and OMG the boys' shorts are just as short as the girls' shorts!!! WOAH. I'm not even going to pretend to know what happened in this scene because Mario Lopez sits on a bench really close to the camera in his shorty-shorts and I watched his thigh jiggle and then I was uncomfortably aware of his package on my screen. Moving on.
Zach shows up at Jessie's house again for his final dance lesson. This episode is about 20 minutes long and I swear to you the break down is something like 13 minutes of dancing sequences, 4 minutes of puns, 2 minutes of laugh track and 1 minute of Jazzy Horns. So, Zach and Jessie dance.
Cut to school the next day as Lisa makes her away down the hall on crutches. Lisa explains to the gang that she kicked the TV because Revlon discontinued her favorite nail polish. Guys, I'm a nail polish collector (200+) so it is with full love of laquer that I say: she deserves to be on crutches. Lisa's date comes up and says he really wants to win the competition so he's going to dump her in favor of his back-up date. Zach gets defensive and threatens to pants the guy, which is a weird way to threaten someone. But, it is an adorable depiction of the type of group-dynamic-friendship I thought came naturally with going to high school. (Ha.)
When Kelly asks Zach to dance for her, so she can choose between him and Slater, Jessie cutely mocks Kelly's hair flip. It's great that all my favorite moments in this episode so far have been the sarcastic, mocking ones. Great, but probably not a surprise. This impresses Zach too, because he decides to ask Jessie to the dance instead, and she accepts. He nicely tells her not to slouch either, because she's much prettier when she stands up straight.
It's the dance party night. After some blah-blah-blah and a quick cut, we get to Casey Kasem announcing the top three finalists. The first are Kelly and Slater aka -get this- the Spandex Twins.
LOLOLWHUT. This:
Have we ever given out a male #hosuspension?
Sweeney: It seems appropriate that he'd be the first, no?
Lor: Absolutely. I mean, just look at that spandex.
So, Kelly and Mario Lopez's package dance.
Next up are "The Powerhouse Preppies" Jessie and Zach. Mostly Zach stands around Jessie as she dances.
Lastly are Lisa and Screech, because of course all our main characters are finalists, and they've "invented a new dance called the sprain." Also known around these parts, since the dawn of time really, as hopping.
And so, of course, they win the dance competition with their rhythmic hopping. The end.
I feel like I've learned a lot in 20 minutes and this mostly goes back to never taking me out dancing. Oh, what? Back to School lessons? Not dance lessons? Okay:
1.) When in doubt, lie! Sure, shenanigans will ensue, but I'm sure you have fluffy hair and are lovable. You'll get away with it for sure.
2.) Don't be short.
3.) Most importantly, what the first episode of Saved by the Bell has taught us about back to school, is a lesson we cherish around here: forget school, bring on the dances. If TV, books and movies are to be believed, everything happens at dances anyways, and there's one practically every week, so you'll have prime time to solve all of you first world problems, self esteem issues, and social rank concerns, to the sound of a upbeat music. If you're lucky, there might even be spandex. Back to school? Not so great. Back to school dances? Yes please!


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