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By: hurricanecrab , 7:57 PM GMT on March 25, 2009
Hurricane Supplies and Systems – Winners and Weiners
Mon, it's GREAT to be back!!! You'll have to bear with me; I'm a little excitable and I've contracted a case of internet withdrawl-induced exclamationosis!!!! <---- see?
Before I detail the W&W report, I want to thank Collins for his diligent situation reports over the months. We could send email via my Bride's crackberry, but couldn't access Wunderground, just www.wund.com. So it goes. I hope to never have to use QUERTY type again. My thumbs have callouses in odd places and that's not a good look for anyone. Also appreciate you all who sent care packages as well as Scarlett, Foxx, Raysfan, Skyepony and others for your care and reporting. Your support was a great morale boost, and I can't thank you all enough. Was great to FINally be able to read my own blog. In case you ever wondered to what depths the term "soon come" goes, my past blog is a prime example of that: " New blog in T-2 days and one soon come". I suppose those were Jovian or Saturnian days. Appreciate all the well wishes and prayers and friviolity on my blog. You all da BEST!
We were without conventional power for 64 days. I have to say that for ourselves, that really wasn't very difficult for us. We'd acquired a gasoline generator back in 2004 and hadn't ever started it; it performed like a champ, and we were very frugal with our usage of it, such that we didn't spend but about a dollar or two more per day than we'd usually spend on regular power. We had 50 gallons of fuel safely stored. Most of our systems and stuff performed as expected. There were a few shining stars and a few colossal disappointments.
I was on the internet all night prior to the storm. At that point I don't need a meteorologist – at that point a person has to make their own decisions and be responsible for them. You mets have been a GREAT help to us in the past, allowing me to benefit from your experience, learn from you such that we could make informed decisions.
When Paloma intensified early Saturday morning, it also gained a forward speed increase to about 9 or 10 mph. I checked the tide tables and saw that at that speed, it would likely arrive at low tide, and I didn't expect much of a surge, us being surrounded by deep water. As it turned out, the sea crossed the road in front of our house and made it to the rise that is on the same grade as our house.
We had our van loaded to go to the cave, as we always do, but didn't anticipate actually going. I woke up my Bride at 2:00 and we talked it over, and I gave her giant ziplocks to put the rest of her clothes in. Appliances and other toys were already covered. We lost power shortly after that, but the Blackberry continued to function. Kudos to Cable & Wireless (now called LIME) in that we never lost their cell service. The heavy winds came shortly after that. Just after daylight, the cats starting going crazy, pacing up and down and whining and I was laying on the floor trying to pet them and console them. Just then my Darlin' said, "Good Lord! WE have water coming here! AND here! AND in the bedroom!" The wind was taking the rain under the corrugated tin of our roofing, which brought it onto our ceiling, making water run down the northern wall, and pool on the ceiling. I had done our ceiling in ¾" celotex rather than sheetrock, and taped and textured it. Cellotex is foil-lined foam and besides having an R-value of 6, I find that it also reflects mind-control wavelengths. LMBO! Sorry, couldn't resist. SO, when the water deflected the ceiling, we just poked a hole in that spot and put a drywall bucket under it. We noticed that as soon as we sprang into action, the two cats settled onto a high place and basically went to sleep, even though we were dashing about battling the water. Later, we thought about that and decided that when the cats were so agitated, they were saying to us: "We had to stay in the @#$@#% house for two days, so we wouldn't get wet from the WATER! (pointing with catpaws lol) WATER! LOOK! WATER !!!" Once they could see that their staff was on the job (FINALLY) they went to sleep.
At about daybreak, the power pole broke in half and pulled on our power line so violently that it yanked our tiny little substandard INTERIOR service panel OUT of the hollow concrete block, over my van which was parked a foot from that side of the house, and into the bush. We heard a metallic sound in the kitchen. "What was that???" I said…. "Well, there's a hole in the side of the house might have something to do with it" m'Bride said. The metallic sound was the front of the service panel hitting the floor. We were to be glad for that hole later.
We went back to battling water, stopping for an occasional hug and wacky humor. We have shutters over the doors as well, and they fit tightly into a recessed wooden frame. Shortly thereafter, water started pouring around the shutters and our interior door. A LOT of water, like two hoses worth. I tasted it, and said a string of very bad words. The water was extremely salty. Seawater. The sea was crashing and constantly booming, but we couldn't tell if it was at our door or some distance away. Looking out either of the two peekholes in the shutters was just like looking at a white sheet flapping in the wind: We couldn't see a thing. My Bride scooted (yes, she can really scoot) to the new hole in the wall and looked out and said, "it's not running past the house [the sea]" so we knew we were okay. An hour or so later, the winds started to drop off quite a bit.
"I gotta go out and look at the roof….." I said.
"NO! That's stupid! There's still XXXX flying about."
"I know. It IS stupid. I GOTTA see."
"You can't do anything about it until the winds are gone."
"I know. I gotta see. I'll be quick and hug the west wall."
"Okay. You're going to be an idiot and go outside, you're going to do it on my terms. I'm going to watch out the holes and I'll signal you when to go. You go fast and you watch for my signal at the corner. You do what you gotta and get back fast. If you get hurt I'm gonna kill you."
I grabbed the Davis Instruments WindScribe and quickly calibrated it. Doc, this is for you ;o) Bride said "GO!" and I went out the back door, ran to the corner, scooted along the wall (I can scoot too) and stuck my hand around the northwest corner with the WindScribe. I measured 122 mph sustained at that point. The rain was like little needles. Idiot here, looked for the signal and dashed out, looked at the roof and dashed back inside. I was amazed. It held. There were over 25 pieces of tin roof all over the back and side yard, but none of it was ours. Just before Ivan in 2004, I had gone up on the roof and ran 3" screws with ¾" washers into EVERY peak and valley of the corrugated tin on the edge. I'd observed before that that usually metal roofing starts peeling from the edge, and once the first sheet goes, many others follow. The roof held. I don't suppose the jacketed 1/4" cable that went over the roof and was anchored into the foundation hurt either. This is my #1 WINNER, as far as systems that worked. The ol' Crabsystem shutters worked like champs as well, and they didn't even knock in the winds, even at peak 150+ mph winds. When we finally came out two hours later, there wasn't a power or utility pole standing as far as I could see in either direction. There was a clutter of driftwood and sponges jammed against the lower wall of the house. Our boat was off the trailer, and the trailer was toast. Bride's car took an 8-inch branch through the back window and was bashed and toasted. My concrete mixer was twisted and most of our big coconuts were snapped like carrots about halfway up their trunks. All of our 2000 square feet of old tree shade/canopy was gone, as the trees were all down. My shed survived, but the homemade solar collector I'd made was gone, later to be found about 50 yards away, the 3/4" copper tubing shredded.
We put on our oilskin coats, grabbed a gobag backpack, and set out to survey the neighborhood. Others were emerging, and we feared the worst. Roofs damaged, missing, broken, twisted. Rumors of shelter structural failures spread. As the day wore on, we found that everyone within two miles had survived. Later on, much to our joy and eternal blessing, we found out that there had been no loss of life on either of the Sister Islands, nor Grand Cayman.
I'll load some pictures soon. I went to take photographs…. and I just couldn't. I came across an elderly friend of ours, sitting on the slab where her house used to be. I came across a church that was completely destroyed down to the slab. Right in the middle of that slab were two church pews, still with hymnals in the slots in back. Everything else was in a heap to the west of where the church had been. I took some photos of the "art" of several power lines woven around a coconut tree. Other things like that.
I'd told my darlin' in October that I wasn't going to take on any more roofing jobs. It busts my ankles being on a pitched roof all day, and it's a job for a younger man. SOOOO, of course, after the storm what did I do? I spent the whole next month on roofs LOL!
We have a solar shower that my best buddy sent us, and we set that up, and used it to heat water. We'd acquired a 12V water pump, powered by a deep-cycle battery, which in turn is charged by a 5W PV solar panel. I put the panel back up on the roof, and that night our friends in the neighborhood were treated to a hot shower and meal. The whole island pulled together. We're all related, and know each other and I saw the best of people. We'd acquired the 12V pump system to draw water from our well to water the plants, but I'd plumbed it in with a lot of valves, so I could also draw off the cisterns, or pressurize the house. One of our cisterns was contaminated by the sea washing over it. The other is about two feet higher and was uncontaminated. We never did tap into the two 55-gallon sterilized water containers. This 12V water pump system has got to be WINNER #2. Didn't realize when we bought the generator that it couldn't run our 110 A/C water pump due to it's start-up wattage. So, the little battery-powered pump supplied all our house water – at 40 psi – and we're still using it.
There were several professional instruments on this island that measured sustained winds well into the Cat 5 range. I don't guess it matters much. Destroyed is destroyed. Certainly our 9-foot surge was more consistent with Cat 2 surge, so it's probably appropriate that Paloma was labeled as a Cat 4 storm. I've heard from some mariners that offshore ships measured gusts above 200 mph. I've not taken the time to wander into archives of Data Buoys to confirm that, but I wouldn't doubt it a bit. I was walking behind the house – this was a month after Paloma – winding through a previously clear trail I'd cut through the bush. I was going to check some of our fruit trees, and I saw A ROOF!!! I was royally pissed, because initially my mind filled in the blanks and I swore I saw a 15-foot red roof sitting on posts. I was livid. WHO would DO such a thing????? Turns out a house about 1/8 of a mile as the rooster flies from our house lost a 15-foot section of roof, complete with 2 X 4 framing and gingerbread, lifted off and sailed and touched down perfectly about 250 yards behind our house. I think I might frame up some posts beneath it at some later soon come date.
We'd acquired these inexpensive battery-powered fans with soft blades. They're made by Coleman – about $12.00 U.S. – and are powered by 4 D-cell batteries. We'd acquired a dozen Energizer rechargeable batteries and a small solar charger. WELL. They didn't hold a charge for more than an hour, and when I cut them open, I found that they had a teensy battery inside. WEINER!!!!! After we got REAL D-cells, four would run the fans for about 20 hours. What a ripoff , in my cranky humble opinion. Now, having said that, one of my favorite WINNERS is the Energizer two-color headlamp. It has LED lamps, and will shine white or red. Runs off 3 AAA batteries, and as much as I used it to cook with, feed the generator at night and look for cats, etc., I only changed the batteries once. As an aside…… with this headlamp set on "red" and wearing it on your head, the red light makes human and animal eyeballs light up like red headlamps. It's the same angle of reflection and mechanism that causes red-eye in photographs and it's very useful for locating our cats at night, even if they're 150 yards or so away.
I remember on night I was wearing the headlamp and looking for the cats and I saw these tiny little lights orbiting on the ground 30 feet away. Looked like a dozen red lights and when I got closer I found out that what I was seeing was the eyes of four giant Sphinx moths, feeding on a rotten breadfruit.
We've been storing foods and supplies for years, writing the date we got the food on the package/can and rotating our stock. I've never cared much for canned cheese, but mon, it's great to cook with, and along with the Red Feather canned butter, it was a real treat in the aftermath of the storm. WINNERS. Kame brand noodles/sauce in paper/plastic containers, however….. they didn't go bad per se, but they took on a nasty rubbery flavor. One could survive on them, but they weren't very tasty. 1/2 WEINER.
One of the primary tools in the aftermath of a bad 'cane is a good working chainsaw. I had a Poulan Pro that was about six months old, and well-maintained, lovingly cleaned, oiled, etc. I started cutting some fallen trees that were on the road – this was just after the storm had passed – and the chain-tightening mechanism sheared off. Turns out it's a little knurled plastic knob with two plastic gears that tighten a pin that goes through the bar of the chainsaw. When those gears broke, it made the chainsaw useless. BIG TIME WEINER. Sorry Poulan, just calling it like it was. Probably a decent product, but it failed me when I needed it the most. My best buddy went into high gear, put together an excellent Echo chainsaw, with extra bar, extra chains, sharpening files, extra spark plugs, even earplugs and eye protection and FedExed it to me and saved the day. Oh, what the hell, you know anyway. Thank you Collins. You saved the day, brother. HUGE WINNERS, both Collins and the Echo chainsaw. The pull on this chainsaw is very light, and the saw is balanced and SWEEET. I currently have a torn forearm flexor, but even with that injury, I can start the chainsaw without pain, that's what a great tool it is. ALWAYS starts, and cuts wood evenly and easily. The kickback tip guard is great too, as much of what I was cutting was into a fallen jumble of wood and I couldn't always see the tip of the chainsaw.
I always wondered kinda why we were putting away so much flour. Sure, I use it some, but we'd amassed about 150 pounds. Now, our stove is propane, so we could still cook, and, of course, we have a myriad of back-up cooking systems. We were wanting some flatbread, as tortillas and pita bread make for easy meals when you're in a semi-survival situation. Well, we started making our own flour tortillas, and better still, I learned how to make pita bread. It's not hard, just time-consuming. Pita bread rocks in this situation, as it keeps for a longer time than regular bread, plus, you fill it with whatever, and don't have to wash plates or silverware. We weren't short on water, but wanted to conserve it anyway.
I've wondered in the past why people seemed to clamor for ice in the aftermath of a hurricane. I mean, beyond the obvious reasons, I didn't figure that it was life-saving. Three days after Paloma, a fishing ship from Honduras heard of our plight, and got permission to enter our waters and docked their ship here. They hadn't put any fish in the hold yet, and they had several tons of ice. Maaaaan, hygiene went out the door then, and we were shoveling ice into coolers, bags, anything people could hold ice in. I will never forget them, and I wish I knew their names so we could thank them properly. That ice supplied the whole island for a few days, and it was an incredible morale boost for all of us. That first cold beer….. ICE cold beer……. I can't tell you how sweet it was. Ice cold water….. it was wonderful. Seems like everyone was smiling and laughing and showing signs of hopefulness after that.
We had a lot of help from the big Island – Grand Cayman. There are still folks from there helping out -- Public Works, etc. They brought supplies and labor and the beloved tarps. Much of the place is still blue-tarped or blacked-in with subroof coatings here, but we're slowly getting fixed up. CUC (Caribbean Utilities Company) out of Grand Cayman brought over not only professional linemen and electricians, but also wire and shipped several of their utilities trucks over here to assist Cayman Brac Power and Light. There were many other unsung heroes. Baptist churches from Grand Cayman brought over food and personell and ….. love and caring to feed people at no charge. Cable & Wireless (LIME) had and still have a daunting task in reworking the phone systems and wires, etc. to restore land lines and internet. We got internet back this Sunday. Some folks never lost their land line. I know this….. Both Power and Light and Lime employees have been working incredibly long hours for the last four months to get everything restored as quickly as possible, and even a little population as ours….. it's a huge task. For one thing, many of the utility poles had to be peckered into the rock.
One thing I've observed, and I'm absolutely convinced of this, however it IS just my opnion. I think many of the roofing systems were lost or damaged due to either plastic soffit and/or lack of blocking in between the rafters. Our house has plywood soffit, and blocking. I've seen several situations where the plastic soffit blew out, and in the absence of blocking, the wind pressurizes into the roof of the structure and blows the roof off. I believe that we should button our homes up as tight as we can, not giving wind a toehold of any kind. Now, if a door had blown off, I would have rushed to release the pressure on the other side of the house, but I personally don't subscribe to that bit about opening a window on the lee side of a storm. For one thing, I don't think the windpressure acts in a static manner on a structure. Keep the wind out. I've noticed that if there is no outflow for the wind, you don't perceive it. If you are in a cave without any place for the wind to outflow, you can have 100+ mph winds coming right at you, but you won't perceive the winds. I believe that automatically opening a window on the lee side of a storm should be filed in that same place with other archaic advice, such as taping your windows. My opinion.
Big Berkey water filter. Money well spent. We knew that was a WINNER even before this storm.
Most of the time, I would cook by candlelight. I still do. Some things stay with you as a result of being through the aftermath of a storm. We still use the old stovetop espresso pot instead of the shiny machine we used before the storm. I encourage you to light one of your candles and let it burn down, see how it does. I hadn't done this, and we had a dozen of these cute, scented mini-candles in little Mason-like jars. They were almost worthless, as the wax didn't burn away quickly enough, and they would drown their own flame. I tried adding different wicks, but it was the wax. I'd tell you the brand of these little WEINERS, but they don't seem to have a brand stamped on them.
There's a product called True Lime, a crystallized lime substitute, natural unsweetened lime powder. Wonderful. Each small 1.0 oz box has 40 packets of this stuff, and it was great to make flavored drinks, cook with. We depend upon lime a lot in our Caribbean cooking, and this was as close to the real thing as one can get. WINNER.
White's Boots and Hubards Shoe Grease kept my feet dry and protected during all of this bush tromping. A note about White's Boots: Huge WINNER. I bought these boots more than 30 years ago when I was 17. They cost about $110 at that time, and aren't a whole lot more now. The soles are attached by screws and I've had them resoled six times. I have a very high arch, and they're custom-made for your foot. I'll never wear any other boot, although I wonder how they stayed in business with a product this good.
That's about it for now. As you know, I've always suffered from verbosity, and finally being back online has just made that worse. I'm even annoying myself LOL! If you've read this and gotten anything out of it, then I thank you and hope your eyeballs aren't too sore. I'll probably add more things as I wander through my post-storm notes, and will pass on anything that I think might help someone. We were all very lucky here. We were blessed.
Humor and the ability to inflict it upon others is vital in the aftermath of a Situation X/hurricane/disaster. It's not always easy, but humor……. humor is a WINNER. Never leave home without it.
Love and Laughter to you all
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On 1/8/2011 8:50 AM, Stefan Fritsch wrote: > On Saturday 08 January 2011, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: >> Author: sf >> Date: Sat Jan 8 14:29:12 2011 >> New Revision: 1056713 >> >> URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1056713&view=rev >> Log: >> Fix a bug in authz logic merging which caused >> section->op == AUTHZ_LOGIC_AND >> auth_result == AUTHZ_DENIED_NO_USER >> child_result == AUTHZ_GRANTED >> to return AUTHZ_GRANTED instead of AUTHZ_DENIED_NO_USER. >> >> While there, refactor the if blocks to make them a bit more >> readable. >> >> Modified: >> httpd/httpd/trunk/CHANGES >> httpd/httpd/trunk/modules/aaa/mod_authz_core.c > > This was broken since r964156 / 2.3.8. > > Is there some agreed upon policy how to handle security issues that > only affect alphas and/or betas? Do we need a CVE id? > > IMO: No for alphas, but maybe yes for betas? Well, if it was a concern, it wouldn't be committed until we were prepared to release the replacement, which is why such patches are first discussed at the email@example.com by exclusively project members who are willing to review security-related changes. Since the ASF and others run alphas in production, these certainly require appropriate handling, alpha beta or GA. The only question is whether this represents an undisclosed and unanticipated security flaw, or is a blatent and obvious bug in behavior. If it's the former, it gets a CVE. If it's the later, it just gets fixed. Because the code is in the auth section does not automatically elevate it to a 'security vulnerability'. What would elevate it is unexpected or inconsistent results that would not be plainly observed by every administrator setting up this configuration.
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Medication Errors are Always Possible
I've read a couple of worrisome reports lately on the subject of errors in the filling and taking of prescription medications. One review found that people were more likely to stop taking their medications when an aspect of the medicine's appearance (color in this case) changed in between refills. I suspect the same findings would apply to owners who are responsible for giving their pets medications.
This is an understandable reaction. I experienced something similar myself when one of my daughter's medications became available as a generic (leading to savings of hundreds of dollars a year, yippee!). I was out of town when the new shipment arrived. The pills were a different shape, and my mother-in-law was astute enough to pick up on the fact that the drug name on the new label was different from the old. She called me and we were able to figure out that the new wording was simply the generic rather than trade name for the medication.
This type of incident can also easily occur when obtaining meds from a veterinary practice or pharmacy. A generic might be substituted for brand name drug or a new supplier might be providing a generic medication that looks different from what was available previously. In a perfect world, owners should be alerted when changes like these occur, but that information isn't always passed along in the chaos of real life.
The second article I read commented on several incidences of online and brick and mortar pharmacies filling prescriptions for pets in error. In some cases, a substitution was made without first consulting the prescribing veterinarian (e.g., switching from one antifungal medication to another because the first wasn't available at that particular pharmacy). At other times, professionals trained in human pharmaceutics made recommendations for over-the-counter medications that were harmful to pets (e.g., minoxidil [Rogaine] for the treatment of hair loss in a dog).
The article was trying to make the point that errors can occur when owners fill their prescriptions away from their veterinary office. This is true, of course, but I'd argue that errors can occur anytime, anywhere, including in pharmacies associated with veterinary hospitals. People (and machines) make mistakes. Much can be done by conscientious pharmacists, veterinarians, and support personnel to drastically reduce the chances of a mistake being made, but the risk will never fall to zero.
I bring these articles up simply to remind everyone that owners are ultimately responsible for giving or not giving their pets medications in the home environment. Order and pick up your pet's refills early, open them up, and compare the old and the new medications. If you notice any changes, keep giving the old medications and call your veterinarian and/or pharmacist for an explanation. If your pet is prescribed something new, keep a copy of the prescription and compare it to the label when you pick up the medication.
Don't risk the complications that can be caused by stopping a needed medication or giving the wrong drug or dose. Talk to your veterinarian and get some clarification whenever you have questions about prescription or over the counter medications.
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When my Winston Alexander was being treated for lymphocytic lymphoma, I had a prescription filled at a chain pharmacy. Not only were the instructions incorrect on the label, the pills dispensed were twice the strength written on the script.
Thank goodness I noticed and called the vet.
Unfortunately, since the handwritten script was gone, I couldn't prove the script was incorrect. However, as I've told this story to people, almost everyone has a horror story of this particular pharmacy dispensing an incorrect prescription.
I've always preferred to get prescriptions at the veterinary clinic, but I'll not use that pharmacy chain again if the medication isn't stocked by the clinic.
A friend recently called me because her cat's methimazole refill looked entirely different. We looked it up on a pill identifier website, put in the imprint on the pill and found it was the same med and strength, her vet must have gotten a new supplier. Just search "pill identifier" and there are several websites from reliable sources to use.
It so funny that reading this article no sooner that my daughter told me that when she came back from the vet's, he had told her that the previous dr. had given her dog the wrong medication. Instead of reliving the symptom it didn't do anything to stop it.
So now, our dog is getting the correct meds. and in hopes that it will alleviate the constant oooozzzing that just won't stop.
It's due to a "cyst". options that were giving were to continue giving meds orally or give him an operation which is just way out of reach...it was estimated to cost around $5,000.
I wanted to see if we could get some type of help for our dog otherwise they would have to put him down. He's only 3 years old. He's a Rhodesian Ridge-back mix. I just don't know where to start looking. Maybe you can help me find such an organization?
Well as far as my opinion on these "wrong meds" If it happens to us humans, what's to stop it from happening to our furry friends? Just as long as it is caught in time so as not to hurt them.
This page has a list of resources owners can turn to.
Great advice. As a vet student, the array of generic names can be overwhelming and I often wish each drug had one name and one name only. I find the antibiotics particularly confusing! No-one can deny that the availability of generics (for financial reasons) is a blessing- but sometimes the two drug names are so dissimilar it makes you wonder! Having a good formulary and the internet at hand is an absolute must.Linda (becomingdolittle.blogspot.ie)


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Curry Combs
I know there are tons of types of curry combs...... plastic, rubber, metal and tons of different styles.....hose attachments, handles, thumb dents
Just wondering what kinds of curries you guys prefer. Feel free to post pictures!
I just use this.
But I think these are the nicest.
I prefer these
But I'll still use a rubber one
I also have one of these
I just like the plain rubber curries. They are simple and very effective.
just a plain old rubber curry for me :)
I'll use whatever I can get my hands on. I have a "gelly" one and the plastic regular type.
I would really like a metal though, I get the feeling
it would be more effective...
Just a plain rubber curry. I prefer the ones with the hand strap on the back as opposed to a handle. I have a big one of firmer rubber and a smaller one of softer rubber.
I use a rubber or gel one :D
which curry comb to use
Rubber curry combs are great, they don't have to be expensive.
However, make a point to stay away from metal curries and plastic curries.
Metal is too harsh and can damage your horses skin. Scraped skin invites skin infection, fungus and rain rot etc. :wink:
A plastic curry comb can develop little cracks on the pins and have the same painful effect on your horses skin.
Here some tips on grooming: http://www.reinholdshorsewellness.co...ooming101.html
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I like to clean the rhubarb beds every winter and add a good mulch of compost/horse manure/ cow manure. Remember the crowns will be in the same spot for many years and do need feeding at least every two years. If you don't feed the crowns they will get run down and be more prone to disease.
No bother Lorna95. We are all still learning this gardening lark. ask as many questions as you like.
Topline hardware or Home Value hardware are good also. You could try Mr Middletons in Mary street Dublin as well if you are in town.
I'm over here too and the co-op stores are very good esp Centenery in Tipp.
Which variety and when were they planted?
If the Ph is 6.5 you shouldn't have much if any scab. When using a soil tes make sure the water used is clean and Ph Neutral. Rain water collected in a plastic bucket is fine. Tap water is not good as the council put too many chemicals in it. We have our own supply but it has too much lime so all tests are Alkeline.
Scab is caused by bacteria i think and they thrive in soil with a high Ph. Did you add any lime?
Sylvia. i presume you are talking about this years crop of swedes. They should still be small with big leaves at this time. They will only butt as we call it in autumn. a bit early yet.
Barry. Swedes are sown in late May or early June. Never any problems with size here but it depends on how you thin them. If you leave them too close they will be small. 6 to 8 inches apart would give decent size roots. Only 2 swede eaters here so 4 to 6 inches apart gives the size we need.
Swedes are part of the Brasica family so be careful not to follow the cabbages with them.
Hope this is of help to you.
Harvested garlic 'Marco' today, very small cloves. hoping for better from the Germidore.
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MATLOCK stars TV legend Andy Griffith as criminal defense attorney Benjamin Matlock, a cunning Southern lawyer whose unique brand of gumshoeing manages to both exonerate his innocent clients and point the finger at the guilty culprits. Matlock runs a high-priced legal practice out of his charming farmhouse near Atlanta; due to his stellar reputation, his standard fee runs about $100,000 -- a sum most of his clients pay happily for the near guarantee of escaping murder charges -- but he also does plenty of pro bono work for friends of friends who accidentally wind up behind bars. The down-home lawyer takes a hands-on approach to his work, and he and his team of associates and investigators work each case together -- visiting the crime scene, interviewing witnesses, and chasing down other possible perpetrators. But in the end, it's usually the white-haired legal genius who gets the light-bulb moment of realization when the pile of jumbled clues clatters into place and indicates the true villain.
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Throughout its nine-year run (the show originally aired from 1986-1995), Matlock's cast endured plenty of changes, but none upset the series' balance of plot and character drama. When the series started, Matlock's daughter Charlene (played by Lori Lethin in the pilot and Linda Purl thereafter) worked alongside him; later, associate Michelle Thomas (Nancy Stafford) took Charlene's spot, and, after the sixth season, Matlock's other lawyer daughter, Leanne MacIntyre (Brynn Thayer) came on board. Tyler Hudson (Kene Holliday) and Conrad McMasters (Clarence Gilyard, Jr.) handled investigative duties, with Cliff Lewis (Daniel Roebuck) and Jerri Stone (Carol Huston) sleuthing it out in the final seasons. Matlock also welcomed guest stars like Randy Travis, Dick Van Dyke, and Bryan Cranston over the years. Griffith and Don Knotts also struck up another TV friendship loosely reminiscent of the one they had on The Andy Griffith Show, with Knotts playing Matlock's neighbor Ace Calhoun, a wannabe know-it-all whose attempts at lending a hand often lead to silly mishaps and accidents. Fans of The Andy Griffith Show will enjoy the multiple references to that series.
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My vita Trophies don't show up when I view trophies on PS3 or on the playstation website. But on my vita I can view my vita trophies and my PS3 trophies including the DA2 expansion trophies that show up on one of my PS3s but not the other and also do not show up on the playstation website.
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... wide-open window watching the world go by. The street didn't seem to have outside advertising, all was in the windows so there was no obstruction when you wandered other than being careful not to trip on the cobbles, and everywhere was busy possibly due to the crowds going to the centre for the international festival. We didn't even have time to look at that though could hear the music of course.
We went back to the Castle Museum and had ...
... We went through to the new town stopping at a famous church in which uprising soldiers had used and it was used for the wounded. The Nazis not only destroyed the church but systematically went through all who were unable to escape including nurses, doctors and priests. As we walked back, we read the information on the benches about Chopin and listened to the music played. We had Thai tonight for dinner. Stayed in an apartment on the fifth floor at 10 Chemiena ...
Cupids and Mermaids
... as competition from budget airlines has made overnight trains obsolete!
We planned our day pretty well and managed to see everything we intended and made it to the final bus stop with time to spare. After checking our phones we were astonished to discover that we had walked about 11 miles around the city! Our feet weren't as surprised.
We boarded our coach and set out for the long journey to Germany. As the bus pulled away ...
Food, glorious food!
... can read past reviews and ratings. As long as you do your research and pick a good meeting point it seems fairly safe.
We had a little trouble locating our hostel but nothing too extreme and then quickly set about making dinner as we hadn't eaten in what seemed like ages! We settled on having a quiet evening in the hostel - making the most of the free popcorn - as the next day would be my birthday and the early hours of the following morning would see the ...