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Three-day Hampi Utsav from January 9Bellary: The Hampi Utsav, a three-day mega festival of dance, drama and music, will be held from January 9 to 11 at the world heritage site, once the capital of the Vijaynagar empire.Announcing this, labour and district in-charge minister, P.T. Parmeshwar ... Deccan chronicle, 3 days ago
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Eviction notices to Hampi resorts
The Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority (HWHAMA) has issued eviction notices to resorts that are said to operating illegally in the core zone of the World Heritage Site. HWHAMA Commissioner Dr Gopal told Deccan Herald that the resort owners had ...Deccan Herald, 2 days ago Hampi puts illegal resorts on notice Bangalore Mirror, 3 days ago Lessons from Hampi Times of India, 6 days ago
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With Old Goa witnessing slum-like growth in recent decades, activists want the Goa government to take a leaf out of how Karnataka is protecting its world heritage siteTimes of India, 6 days ago Hampi Most Searched Place in Karnataka on Google NDTV, 2 months ago Hampi Emerges As The Most Searched ... EFYTimes.com, 2 months ago Hampi most searched historical place in Karnataka on Google Business Standard, 2 months ago
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ASI plans to spruce up Hampi temples
after incessant rains. Due to poor drainage system, water stagnates for a few days till it dries up on its own.The ASI is contemplating a survey in a move to find a lasting solution to the problem, ASI deputy superintending archaeologist Prakash ...Business Standard India, 1 month ago ASI proposes plan to prevent waterlogging in Hampi site Press Trust of India, 1 month ago Survey to Study Flooding of Monuments? New Indian Express, 1 month ago Plan to Prevent Waterlogging in Hampi Site During Monsoon NDTV, 1 month ago
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Mass Crow Deaths in Hampi
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Copious rainfall results in flooding, monuments inundated in Hampi
Many historical monuments at Hampi in Hospet are inundated following copious rainfall in the taluk from Thursday afternoon till midnight. On an average the taluk received 30 mm of rain while Hampi received 32.8 mm of rainfall. The Virupaksheshwara Temple at ...Deccan Herald, 1 month ago
From the ruins of Hampi to the uninhabited Ross Islands: 11 abandoned places in India that were ...
The ruins and abandoned places in India were once full-fledged colonies inhabited by a whole civilisation. Some of these historical ruins are famous monuments today that see a huge number of visitors. Fatehpur Sikri was abandoned soon after its completion due ...IBN Live, 1 month ago
Hampi ruins most-searched historical site in State
Comment · print · T T T+· T- TOPICS Hampi's splendid architecture, sculptures and their historical significance have fetched it the tag of the most searched historical site in Karnataka on search engine Google. According to Google ...The Hindu, 2 months ago
Hampi, a visual delight where adventure meets faith
Hampi is a visual delight, thanks to its stark contrast from most other places. HAMPI REGION: Karnataka Hampi is a visual delight, thanks to its stark contrast from most other places. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi is charismatic even in its ruined state ...Economic Times, 2 months ago
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian squash queen and world number one Datuk Nicol David (pic) is just a step away from winning the Cleveland Classic title after marching into the final on Monday.
According to the website, www.squashsite.co.uk, the 29-year old player was given a tough fight by eighth seed, Madeline Perry of Ireland before registering a 11-6, 11-7, 4-11 and 11-7 win in the semi-final, held at the Cleveland Racquet Club in Ohio, the United States.
Nicol is expected to face a stiff fight against second seed and world number two, Raneem El Weleily of Egypt, in the final.
The 24-year old Egyptian booked a place in the final spot after defeating third seed, Alison Water of England 11-9, 11-9 and 11-5 in another semi-final match.
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"Feels great to get through to the final after beating Madeline in a close 3-1 match," she said.
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I can't believe that new homes were built on top of a known active toxic waste site. Did the builder tell the home buyers what they were getting in to?
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@scary: This isn't the only development in MV that's built on a toxic waste site. Always read your disclosures!
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Comerica Bank's Texas Economic Activity Index dipped 0.3 points in August after increasing the month before.
August's index level of 98.7 is 27 points, or 38 percent, above the index cyclical low of 71.7.
Since the beginning of the year, the index has averaged 97 points, seven points above the index average for all of 2011.
"Our Texas Economic Activity Index has been range bound for the last four months, after climbing strongly in early 2012," Robert Dye, chief economist at Dallas-based Comerica Bank, said Thursday in a statement.
The seven variables included in the Texas Economic Activity Index are nonfarm payrolls, exports, sales tax revenues, hotel occupancy rates, continuing claims for unemployment insurance, building permits and Baker Hughes Inc.'s (NYSE: BHI) rotary rig count.
While most of the components in the index improved in August, unemployment insurance claims increased and the drilling rig count decreased, Dye said.
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If this directorial outing was in any sense an audition for the talented Mr. Macy, he should be congratulated on passing it.
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Roger Ebert became film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times in 1967. He is the only film critic with a star on Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame and was named honorary life member of the Directors' Guild of America. He won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Screenwriters' Guild, and honorary degrees from the American Film Institute and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Since 1989 he has hosted Ebertfest, a film festival at the Virginia Theater in Champaign-Urbana. From 1975 until 2006 he, Gene Siskel and Richard Roeper co-hosted a weekly movie review program on national TV. He was Lecturer on Film for the University of Chicago extension program from 1970 until 2006, and recorded shot-by-shot commentaries for the DVDs of "Citizen Kane," "Casablanca," "Floating Weeds" and "Dark City," and has written over 20 books.
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Mississippi Gulf Coast hotels have chartered buses to bring guests to New Orleans for the Super Bowl and back. Mississippi's coastal casinos are hoping for good business.
The Clarion-Ledger reports that a Jackson appliance chain has three delivery trucks on standby to deliver big-screen, high-definition TVs. Usually, it has just one delivery truck on Sunday.
But coastal casinos, hotels and restaurants are expected to get most of the extra business.
Executive director Beth Carriere says the Mississippi Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau doesn't have a projected dollar figure, but the NFL championship will be a shot in the arm.
She says chartered bus demand was so high that Saturday round trips were added to the original game-day offer. People staying at least two nights get the trips free.
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Southampton and Man City lock horns at St Mary's in Saturday evening's televised Premier League match. Both teams are gunning for the win but for very different reasons, with the Saints looking to boost their chances of survival and City desperate for three points to keep them in reach of league leaders Man Utd.
Back-to-back draws has seen City slip nine points behind fierce rivals United. They now simply cannot afford to drop a single point if they are to have any chance of clawing their way back into the title race. They will by no means have it their own way on Saturday in what promises to be a very competitive match screened live on ESPN.
Paddy Power have installed Roberto Mancini's men as the hot 8/13 favourites to claim their first victory in three, while the Saints can be backed at 9/2 to record a win that could effectively end City's title dreams. Meanwhile the south coast side are available at 3/1 to grab a draw on Saturday, which could be a tempting punt considering that they have drawn six of their last eight top flight matches.
City may have only lost twice this season but they have managed just 15 wins compared to United's 20. On occasions they have struggled to convert draws into victories, as was evident against rock-bottom QPR. On the opening day of the season they nearly came undone against the Saints who admiringly came from behind to take a shock 2-1 lead in the second-half. However, they came back to win 3-2 and extend their unbeaten run to six against the Saints.
We could have another close game on our hands at St Mary's this weekend. The hosts have become a difficult team to beat in recent months, with just the one defeat - away to Man Utd - in their last eight league games. However, they have only managed to win one of those matches, with a whopping six ending all even.
The Saints have led against both Man Utd (in both matches) and Man City this season but came away empty handed on all three occasions. In fact the south coast have led at some point or another in a remarkable 15 of their 25 league matches this campaign but have only gone on to win five of those games.
With this in mind they could be an attractive bet at 19/1 to lead at half-time but fail to get anything from the match, while they may be worth backing at 14/1 to be ahead at the break but end up with a draw at the final whistle.
City have kept six clean sheets in their last seven matches in all competitions and are available at 7/5 to prevent the Saints from scoring. Mancini's men also look a decent bet at 7/1 to come away with a 2-0 win, while they may be worth backing at 12/5 to win with three or four goals in the match.
Edin Dzeko has proved to be City's main man in attack this season with 11 goals and the striker, who opened the scoring against Liverpool, is available at 9/2 to do so against Southampton, while Sergio Aguero is priced at evens to find the back of the net.
Mauricio Pochettino is still looking for his first win having taken two points from his opening three matches in charge. The Argentine coach was left bitterly disappointed last weekend when his side let in a last-gasp equaliser away to Wigan. However, the Saints' pressing style of play has won many plaudits and they can be backed at 14/1 to register a 2-1 against the defending champions, while a score draw could be the way to go at 7/2.
Rickie Lambert extended his tally to 11 Premier League goals last weekend, meaning he is now just one goal short of the magic 100 for the Saints. The striker is definitely worth backing to reach the milestone on Saturday, with odds of 2/1 to score anytime, meanwhile he is an attractive 7/1 to open the scoring in the latest betting with PaddyPower.
Southampton v Man City Form
Check the season's statistics for both Southampton and Man City, plus the odds ahead of Saturday's match.
Southampton Stats | Man City Stats
Southampton v Man City Tips
Tip#1: Man City to win with three or four goals in the match with Paddy Power
Tip#2: Rickie Lambert to score anytime @ 2/1 with Paddy Power
Tip#3: Southampton winning at half-time but lose the match @ 19/1 with Paddy Power
Match Betting
9/2 Southampton
8/13 Man City
3/1 Draw Man
Correct Score Odds
14/1 Southampton 1-0
30/1 Southampton 2-0
14/1 Southampton 2-1
13/2 Man City 1-0
7/1 Man City 2-0
13/2 Man City 2-1
12/1 Draw 0-0
13/2 Draw 1-1
12/1 Draw 2-2
First Goalscorer Odds
4/1 Sergio Aguero
4/1 Carlos Tevez
9/2 Edin Dzeko
7/1 Rickie Lambert
15/2 Yaya Toure
8/1 David Silva
9/1 Samir Nasri
9/1 Jay Rodriguez
9/1 Emmanual Mayuka
10/1 Gaston Ramirez
All markets supplied courtesy of Paddy Power.com
Posted: Thursday, 7th February 2013
Author: Jake Itson
Tags: english premiership, southampton, manchester city, rickie lambert, paddypower,
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Lee University will welcome Dr. Tony Campolo as a chapel speaker onThursday, Feb. 6, at 10:40 a.m., in the Conn Center.
"It's always great to have Dr. Campolo with us," said Campus Pastor Dr. Jimmy Harper. "He has a way of loving us and making us uncomfortable all at the same time.
Campolo is an ordained minister, has served American Baptist Churches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and has authored 39 books. He currently serves as Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pa.
In addition to his academic responsibilities, Campolo is the founder and president of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education (EAPE). Through the EAPE, he has been able to develop and support programs for "at-risk" children across North America.
Campolo is also an active media commentator, being featured as a guest on television and radio shows across the world.
He earned a PhD from Temple University and his undergraduate degree from Eastern College.
Campolo and his wife, Peggy, live in the Philadelphia area and have two children and four grandchildren.
Lee University Conn Center is located on the corner of Parker and 11thStreet in Cleveland. Chapel is designed for student worship, but the community is always welcome to attend.
For more information please contact Campus Ministries at 423-614-8420.
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A Congregation Emanu-El
75th Anniversary Series Event
The Story Continues:
A Panel Discussion with Holocaust Survivors and Temple Members
As WWII and the Holocaust brought the end to Jewish communities in much of Europe, a new Jewish community was beginning in Waukesha, WI with the founding of Congregation Emanu-El in 1939. In this first in a series of Congregation Emanu-El 75th Anniversary events, Holocaust survivors and adult family members of survivors are among the featured speakers in a panel discussion "The Story Continues."
Panel participants, most of whom are also Emanu-El congregants, will discuss the historic continuity of the Jewish community as it was simultaneously declining in Europe and starting in Waukesha. They will share the greater story of persecution and relocation as context for how communities continue and flourish as they change, move and grow. Their message: we have survived and we're all connected --then, now and into the future.
Thursday March 6, 2014, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Where: Congregation Emanu-El
830 West Moreland Blvd
Waukesha, WI 53188
•Moderator Sandy Hoffman, an adult child of Holocaust survivors who has been involved with Holocaust related issues and education since the early 1980's including serving as the former Chair of the Holocaust Education Resource Center
•Al Beder, Holocaust survivor
•Gary Beder, adult child of Holocaust survivor and Temple member
•Marsha Fensin, adult child of Holocaust survivor and Temple member
•Steve Merkow, long time Temple member
•Jeff Shabman, family member of Holocaust survivors and Temple Board member
•Peter Shelley, Holocaust survivor and Temple member
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I just figured out what I liked about the story of Cinderella: the transformed pumpkin.
As you will recall, the mistreated heroine of the story needed a coach in which to travel to the ball, once she herself had been transformed into a beautiful maiden. After all, you couldn't just hoof it up to the big event in your gown. So a pumpkin was transformed into a glittering carriage, elevated on giant, spindly wheels and presided over by a stately coachman (formerly a rat) who drove a team of spirited horses (which had been mice). Now, that was the way to show up at the ball.
And in a moment, the pumpkin became a star. Just as the girl had been overlooked by the family when she just needed a bit of cleaning up to dazzle everyone, so did the plump orange squash simply need to be freed of its viney headdress and swath of shrouding leaves to be seen at its best: rich in color, with a glossy glow, perfectly unique and shapely. Ready for its Rolls Royce makeover.
It is not the only transformation of a squash into a vessel of higher purpose (or, for that matter, transportation–see giant zucchini car races), but it is perhaps the one with the most imagination. Of the many things around the farm that could have been transformed into a carriage fit for a princess, the pumpkin might have been the most unlikely choice. But an inspired one.
The Cinderella pumpkin was modeled after the French variety Rouge Vif d'Etampes, a slightly flattened, elongated squash with glowing red-orange skin. It is a far cry from the tall, rotund, pale Connecticut Field variety carved up for Jack O'Lanterns on Halloween.
It's ironic, really, because if any member of the squash family should be the icon for a transformative night of magic and costumes, this Cinderella really has the foot that fits that slipper.
In my Seattle garden, fallen leaves are drifting up around the edges of my vegetable beds like Technicolor waves lapping at the shore. Time to deploy the season extension.
This time of year, nature is getting ready to go dormant. Despite the occasional warm, sunny day, the weather pattern is changing. Shorter days (and longer nights), cooler temperatures, glorious rain, from drizzle to downpour, all signal the change in plants. Growth slows down. Cell walls begin to thicken in the plants, mirroring our defensive layers of fleece and wool.
Stave off the inevitable decline in your vegetable garden by covering those plants that are actively growing. The ones that will feed you salad this fall can be nursed along for a few more weeks if covered with a cloche or a cold frame.
The root crops that are going to be overwintered will be aided by a blanket of garden fleece, also known as floating row cover. Later this fall, you can pull off the FRC and cover those beets and carrots with a cloche, giving them more protection during our coldest time.
The kale, cabbage, broccoli and Brussels sprouts will benefit from a top-dressing of compost and straw mulch, between the rows and around the plants. This step can be taken for all the fall and winter veggie plants, but isn't as necessary for those under a cloche or cold frame until the weather really reaches our daytime winter temperatures of 45 degrees. Still, I often do this now around my salad greens too, just since I'm out in the garden with the straw at hand. It's often more pleasant to do it on a nice fall day than try to wait for a break in the winter rains that will take hold in November.
The main reason to do this season extension and mulching work is to protect our plants from the colder temperatures, pounding rains and desiccating wind.
Two weeks ago I put in a late batch of lettuces and bok choi, and set up the cold frame over the bed. Yesterday I checked the soil temperature inside the cold frame and in the bed next to it. Inside the bed, the temperature of the soil is still above 60, while in the open garden the soil temperature is inching down toward the mid-50s. Capturing that warmer soil temp, keeping it from dropping so fast, is a key benefit to season extension.
Also this week we've had a couple of days of significant rain. At times, it's come down pretty hard. A soft rain is great for watering the beds, and I open the season extension devices for a few hours in early afternoon if a light rain is coming down. The best situation is a nice soft rain for an hour or two, followed by a clearing and light breeze, so the plants dry out. Regular moisture on the leaves and stems of fall veggies can promote rot. If I can't get the timing right to open the season extension during a light rain, I hand-water the beds as needed.
And I always keep the devices closed during a heavy rain. Over time, heavy rains will compact the soil, leach out the nutrients, and reduce those soil temps — all things I'm trying to avoid. Score another benefit for season extension.
The winds are also gusting this time of year. Combined with cooler temperatures and rain, the wind can be hard on tender vegetable crops. The worst effect is when it blows the top layer of
mulch away from the base of the plant, exposing the plant's fine root system. Those roots will dry up, making it tough for the plant to survive, much less grow. Such stress will invite pests, and can trigger the plant's desire to bolt and go to seed.
One final idea concerning season extension: what's good for the plants is also good for the pests. In this sense: the pests love the warmer, drier location too. I'm picking a lot of slugs and snails out of my season extension devices right now, and off the plants. I need to be diligent about this, because they're all drawn to the warm place with plentiful food. As the temperatures continue to drop they'll become less of a problem, but right now, I need to pay attention if I want to keep those fall crops around for my autumn dinners, and not just be feeding the pests.
Fall in the maritime garden is a time to appreciate our weather. The change is usually not abrupt, giving me a chance to also adjust my own pace to the slowing rhythm of nature. But the decline into winter is inevitable, which is another lesson. At this pace, it seems more possible to stay in the moment, enjoying the color and patterns of those fall leaves as they naturally mulch the margins of my garden.
Recently, a gardener asked our Master Gardener clinic why their broccoli didn't flower. That question comes up regularly, and I've studied it in my own garden, with my own successes and failures.
Someone also asked me the other day if it was too late to plant winter brassicas.
Finally, I want to share a tip about what to do with your Brussels sprouts plants this time of year.
So I'll tackle three brassica topics in this post. Here we go.
Why broccoli didn't flower
If your spring- or summer-planted broccoli didn't set its flower buds (the part we eat), it could be due to planting at the wrong time, uneven watering, fertilization issues, planting bad starts or bad treatment of seeds or seedlings.
For summer harvest broccoli, timing is tricky, because you want to plant earlier in spring so you get the crop before the summer heat, but if you plant too early, the broccoli won't get a robust start. If you plant too late, the heat stresses it. I've had best success when planting starts in early to mid-May (or doing a succession of plantings through May). That means you'll be cutting heads in mid-July and into August.
In my experience, they like a lot of compost, which also helps to regulate moisture. So I put them in a well-composted bed, and add a top-dressing a few weeks after planting. I'll feed once with a balanced complete organic fertilizer, about a month after planting.
Fertilizing with a lot of nitrogen as they're trying to form heads could prevent the plant from flowering, and probably just produce more leaves.
For overwintering broccoli like purple sprouting (my favorite), I start the seeds in late May/early June, then plant them out in August. Also tricky to keep them consistently watered during that seedling stage. I top-dress with compost in mid-September, then lay a bed of straw mulch over the soil for the winter. They'll send up a small central head by early March, followed by sprouts.
I don't grow fall-harvest broccoli often, but I believe that it's on the same planting and transplanting schedule as sprouting broccoli, but will produce heads in late September. I found the harvest to be small, so now I just concentrate on the sprouting ones.
Brussels sprouts 'tip'
On to the Brussels sprouts. If you have winter harvest sprouts in the garden now, you've probably noticed small sprouts forming along the leaf axils. Also, you'll probably see a denser set of leaves forming like at the top of the plant. If you cut off that growing tip, the sprouts should develop faster and more robustly. That's because the plant is now putting all its energy into the sprouts rather than the new leaves.
Here are photos showing this cut on one of my plants:
Planting brassicas now?
One final note about whether you could be planting brassicas now. The answer is, not really.Most brassicas should be planted in May and June, and transplanted in August, or at the latest in early September.
However! If you can find healthy kale plants still in the nurseries, you could put them in, but I would not expect much production from them over the fall and winter.
If you're focused on growing food year round, you might almost forget the idea of putting the garden to bed. But it is still a good concept, for a couple of reasons:
1. You probably won't have the time or energy or desire to keep your entire garden growing year round.
2. Soil needs to rest periodically, so that nutrient levels do not get entirely depleted.
As the summer vegetable garden fades, use cover crops and mulch to protect the soil over winter.
Cover crops:
These will help build soil as well as keep the soil well-covered so that winter rains or winds don't damage it. They also provide a habitat for soil critters.
There are various types (straw, leaves, compost, sheet-mulch layers), and they all will help keep the soil from getting compacted by rain or dried out by wind, and provide a habitat for beneficial soil organisms. As they break down, they add carbon to the soil as well. Caution: You don't want to provide a habitat for rats or other vermin. If you see signs of that, remove the mulch.
Burlap bags:
These are available from coffee roasting companies and some nurseries or hardware stores. Laying these on the soil helps protect it from pounding rains, and keeps the soil a little warmer for the soil-dwelling critters.
Two simple growing steps
If you want to have something growing in the beds that won't require any work, including harvest, here are two simple things to do:
* Grow some garlic! Plant it in late fall and harvest it mid-summer. Use a light mulch like straw or leaves over the bed after planting.
* Let the flowers be. If wildflowers have grown in around your veggies, don't remove them when pulling the vegetable plants out. Some will reseed and even sprout this fall, and others will sit dormant until spring. Scatter a light compost mulch over the bed to encourage them.
More ideas in class
Want to delve more deeply into ideas about putting some of your garden to bed? Join me this Saturday, Sept. 20 at 10 a.m. at City People's Garden Store in Seattle's Madison Valley, for our final class in the Edible Year series, "Preparing Your Edible Garden for Winter" will offer more ideas and techniques to gently ease your garden into another season.
Your favorite nursery might have a large seed rack with notations like this one:
They also should have a number of starts of excellent brassicas, greens, leeks and other fall and winter vegetables.
Does that clue you in? Now is the perfect time to get many fall and winter vegetables in the ground.
I've just transplanted my Roodnerf Brussels sprouts starts, and I purchased a six-pack of Rubine sprouts for a little variety. I also have rapini — broccoli raab — going in, as well as kohlrabi and two types of kale. All those are starts that are 4-6 inches tall and have just a handful of leaves.
Right now you can start beets from seed, direct-sown in the soil. A few weeks ago I planted three types of beets, just a half-row of each. Then last weekend I filled out the row, while thinning the baby beets to wider spacing. I also added a handful of radishes, planted on a grid 4 inches apart.
Soon it will be time to plant overwintering carrots. My favorite variety is Merida, which you can see from the picture is available in stores. I want the carrots to get a few sets of leaves before winter, and then they'll go into stasis surrounded by a nice mulch. In spring, they'll shoot up and give me a very early, sweet and crisp harvest.
Brassicas, of course, are the star of our winter garden, and transplants of many types and varieties can be set out now. Sprouting broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and collards can go in.
Many greens can be planted now. How about a nice big batch of spinach? Make sure to amend the bed with lots of compost when seeding that in. Also sow Asian and European greens in succession for the next month to get a continual salad harvest up to Thanksgiving.


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BlackBerry posts bigger-than-expected loss for quarter (Video)
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Blackberry fell as much as 25 percent in pre-market trading and reported a bigger-than-expected loss of $84 million for its latest quarter, The New York Times reports.
The loss of 16 cents a share in its fiscal first quarter was substantially more than analysts' expectations of a 6-cent-a-share loss, according to a Thomson Reuters survey. It followed a surprise profit in the fourth quarter. The new BlackBerry 10 lineup is also struggling to reignite demand for the platform.
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