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12 The complete list of instructors is finally up, the schedule is nearly finalized… and I'm just getting more excited about this course. As far as I know, this is the first course ever to focus specifically on the permaculture – research connection. (I'd be happy to be proven wrong, let me know if you've heard of another.) First, the updated flyer. After that, more about course content and instructors. For more information or to register, please email email@example.com. One thing I'm excited about is how this course has been influenced by my time with the Climate Change Impacts and Modeling research group here at University of Lisbon. This is the most transdisciplinary and action-research orientated environment I've ever been part of. Thanks to my collaborators and colleagues, the course will be as much about applying permaculture thinking to research projects, as it is about using research methods to investigate permaculture […] Update to Permaculture Research Design Course
2 For more information, or to register, email firstname.lastname@example.com. Note: the course will be taught entirely in English. Announcing the first ever Permaculture Research Design Course
33 Not too long ago, two of our most internationally renowned permaculture teachers/consultants had some vigorous disagreement on social media. Hordes of commenters weighed in on either or neither side. The explicit topic of the disagreement was the value of contour ditches – known in permaculture as 'swales' – for managing water in the landscape. Are they (A) a universal solution for every landscape? Or are they (B) barely worth considering, and then only in a few limited contexts? It's worth reading, if you're into that kind of thing. (If you're on FB, you should be able to find the thread here.) In brief, Geoff Lawton occupies the position A: swales pretty much everywhere. Darren Doherty takes position B: swales rarely or never, because off-contour ripping (aka Keyline) and woody perennials make swales superfluous at best. For what it's worth, I'm delighted to see this discussion emerge in public. Let 100 flowers bloom, […] Permaculture's Dogma Problem
1 In his recent article for Jacobin, Cedric Johnson tosses off an eloquent description/demolition of the historical roots and political insufficiency of white liberal self-flagellation: "Unfortunately, the arrival [with James Baldwin] of the black intellectual as gadfly and conscience of the nation in the television era bore a new set of problems. Too many well-meaning whites mistook their guilt and pleasure of self-flagellation for genuine unity with blacks and authentic antiracist political commitment — in other words, solidarity. That problem of replacing politics with public therapy endures to this day, and it flourishes in a context where social media linkages surrogate other historical forms of social interchange and collective action. Antiracist liberalism thrives in a context where the performance of self-loathing, outrage, and concern are easily traded public currency, instead of the more socially costly politics of public sacrifice and the redistribution of societal resources. Like Baldwin, I think Coates fulfills a similar […] The white confessional gesture isn't solidarity – and it isn't ...
1 That full title is: "Grassroots engagement with transition to sustainability: diversity and modes of participation in the international permaculture movement." It's been a long journey from collecting this data way back in 2012, through what ended up being a very involved statistical analysis, and on to writing, submission, revision, and final acceptance. I'm delighted to have it out there, particularly in a great open-access journal like Ecology and Society. You can find it at researchgate.net if you have an account (which may benefit my reputation score or something), or freely downloadable through the journal here. Here are some of my favorite bits, from the Introduction and Conclusion (spoiler alert!): [snip] The evident successes of the permaculture network are balanced by problematic assumptions and implications that evoke the hazards of insularity, exclusivity, particularity, and scale mismatch to which grassroots networks are prone. The emphasis on individual responsibility, and the proposed abandonment […] New paper out in Ecology and Society: "Grassroots engagement with ...
So this guy has a canoe for sale. It's a good thing too, because the river is flooding. The water is rising fast and you're going to need to navigate it. You need a good boat. You go to check out the canoe, and it's clear that it's something special. They spent years refining their design – for speed, weight, stability, practicality, aesthetics. Searched far and wide for the strongest, lightest, wood, to painstakingly mill and shape and sand. Researched the finest adhesives and resins that modern technology has to offer, to bind it together and seal it. This is a boat that could last a lifetime, with proper care. It's versatile, powerful, and durable. It's not perfect, but it's beautiful. Just as you are getting ready to shake hands and seal the deal, the guy says: "And if that's not enough, buddy, get this – the canoe can fly." Debates […] The Parable of the Canoe
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In the heart-poundingly dramatic realm of website improvements, I… …finally started consolidating links to interviews and talks I've done to a Media page. …updated my Contact page to encourage the kinds of emails I'm really excited about, while steering common questions toward a Resources page. …even fulfilled a minor life-goal of creating a page with helpful suggestions for those who are about to engage in Asking Busy Strangers for Help on the Internet. As my old adviser John Todd liked likes to say, "Onward and upward!" Media, Resources, and Contacts
1 Robert Wallace is an evolutionary biologist and social epidemiologist, and co-author of the mindblowing Farming Human Pathogens (2009). I had the pleasure of meeting him at a recent symposium in honor of the great ecologist, systems thinker, and activist, Richard Levins (on the occasion of his 85th birthday). In a recent blog post, Wallace addresses the recent – and ongoing – outbreak of avian influenza in the US. In this short essay he dissects the public discussion and institutional response to the outbreak, and lays bare the economic and ecological issues surrounding them. Wallace make a very compelling case that industry and government are responding in ways that serves industry first – and the public not at all. Originally posted June 10, 2015 on Farming Pathogens: Made in Minnesota Industrial turkey and chicken in Minnesota, and other states Midwest and South, have been hit by a highly pathogenic strain of […] Avian Influences: The Politics of the Mid-West Bird Flu Outbreak
2 This was originally a FB post. It resonated with some people and generated some good discussion, so I'm bringing it over here to the blog. It's not as developed as what I usually post – but this way it won't get lost in the misty depths of my FB wall. (Also, maybe if I let myself post shorter/rawer stuff, I'll post more?!) I worry about statements like these. It's tempting to console ourselves with all kinds of individualism (and small-groupism) when we live in a culture where the fabric of reciprocity and solidarity has been most comprehensively unwoven. But we're getting duped if we believe we face the question of individuals (or small groups) versus movements for making change – let's ask instead how we as individuals come alive in groups and communities that are embedded, with scores of others, in movements as vast as the problems we face. […] The Problem with Small Groups
5 For the last several years, Eric Toensmeier and I have been working (ever so slowly) on a scientific review of global perennial staple crops. Last year we received an invitation to present our work at the annual American Society of Agronomy conference, in a session that was otherwise composed of perennial grains researchers. This was an exciting opportunity (as well as a deadline to light a fire under our slow progress). Eric and I decided that he would attend and present. He had never had a chance to present at a scientific conference – and more importantly, he has done the vast bulk of the work feeding into this project. He's been painstakingly combing through scientific and technical literature over the past five years, and assembling a formidable database of 100s of perennial crops. My role in the project has been to help frame that tremendous work in terms of contemporary scientific frameworks, act […] Perennial Agriculture Now! Our presentation at American Society for Agronomy.


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Now on to the topic: what if a blowgun is made that has a very small inner diameter (6,35 mm or 1/4 inch) and was rather long, measuring 6-7 metres (19,685-22,96 feet). It would have to be takedown-able for ease of carry and it would have to be suspended on a rest to prevent sagging. My question is: using clay pellets or small stones would it be able for one to reach 170 m/s (557 fps) or possibly even higher velocities ?
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You may find it weird, but I make bullets/spheres/pellets out of modelling clay (like clay but it doesn't dry - very similar to play-doh) and I shoot them out of a tad bit shorter than 7 feet polypropylene pipe (15mm ID) into 5 % ballistic gellatin. It is actually pretty interesting, cause you can study firearm ballistics this way, but without a firearm. So that's why I needed a really high velocity. Not that projectiles don't fly fast out of the pipe ~500 fps is a good speed, but I wanted more. That's the main reason. I wouldn't have used it for anything else, really.
I have also shot full lead bullets ~55 cal. from that pipe.
I made my first heavy duty dart today: I got a coat hanger made from a rather hard galvanized steel wire, cut the bottom portion off, added a cone and sharpened it. It's 2mm OD (12 gauge) and is 7 inches long w/o the cone. Pretty proud of it.
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A Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the Pioneer Place Building on Fifth Avenue and the House of Pizza Parking Lot
Doors at 4pm, Music at 5pm-10pm
The concert will feature four of the biggest bands in Central Minnesota including The Fabulous Armadillos, Collective Unconscious, Justin Ploof & The Throwbacks, and Anthony Shore as Elvis Presley. The schedule is:
5pm: Anthony Shore as Elvis
A salute to The King (a reference to the 100 year-old urinal at Pioneer Place that is the topic of many discussions for patrons and visitors.)
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Performing the hits of the last five decades
General Admission tickets on sale May 1st – August 2nd are $30, and Day of Event General Admission tickets are $35.
The stage for the concert will be in the southwest corner of the House of Pizza parking lot, with the sound spreading out onto Fifth Avenue in front of Pioneer Place. This event is 21+ and the whole area will be fenced in and include several food and beverage vendors including Nick's Third Floor, House of Pizza, and Greek Cravings. Chef Dan Dean of Nick's will be hosting a "crawfish boil" as well as preparing his special ribs for the event.
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Many people enjoy the thrill of driving or boating at high speeds, and because of this, the motorsport business has vast potential. By opening a motorsport store, you can take advantage of selling products to this portion of the public. If you are passionate about motorsports, you can make money by working in an area that you enjoy. When opening this type of store, you will have to complete the proper steps in the process.
1. Determine what type of motorsport store you will have. You may want to specialize in a particular area, such as selling motorcycles or jet skis. In some cases, you may want to make an unusually large door and carry a wide array of products related to motorsports.
2. Create a business plan related to your motorsport business. In the business plan, include your purpose and mission statement as well as financial projections of what you expect the business to do. The business plan can help you explain your vision to lenders and potential investors.
3. Complete the legal aspects of setting up your business. For example, you will need to register your business name with the county clerk. You should also set up a business entity such as a limited liability company or a corporation. To set up an LLC, you will file articles of organization with your state and pay a fee. If you want to set up a corporation, you will file articles of incorporation with your state and pay a filing fee. Either one of these entities can provide you with personal limited liability. You will also need to buy a business license to sell products in your area.
4. Secure a location for your motorsport business. You need a commercial building that is big enough to house all of the products that you plan on selling. You will most likely need a showroom floor and a warehouse. In some cases, you may also want to have a garage space on the premises to perform repairs on vehicles that you sell. In many cases, leasing a building is the best approach so that you are not tied down to a particular location.
5. Acquire the inventory that you will need to sell. This may include buying motorcycles, jet skis, life jackets, tires, accessories and other items related to motorsports.
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- Examine the area in which you plan on putting your business. Not every area can support a dedicated motorsports store. Make sure that you have enough interest in the area and not much competition.
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Tuesday, 25 May 2010
Creative Card Crew Challenge Week 51 - Pink and Green
Another week well and truly on the way! don't the days seem to fly? It was my son Jamie's birthday yesterday, my little boy is not so little anymore, he celebrated his 19th birthday! I hope he enjoyed his special day, love you lots son, and am so very proud of you!
I also want to say a special hello to two very special ladies, who have their own trials and tribulations right now and I want them to know I am thinking of them, so waving and sending big hugs to SARAH and Jill.
Also I want to mention a couple of Challenge Blogs that I design for, firstly Sweet Pea Stampers. It is a fairly new challenge blog, but I am so enjoying being part of this great team. I am loving the Sweet Pea images, and although they look complicated to colour, they are in fact very easy. It would be great if more of you could join in with our challenge as its always a pleasure to see what you have come up with. This week our challenge is a recipe. For more details please check my post below. There are weekly prizes up for grabs, so it is well worth having a go, you could be the lucky winner. If you love these beauties but don't yet own any watch this space, as I will be adding some to my Birthday Blog Candy that I will be posting later this week.
Secondly I want to mention the fabulous Creative Cottage Challenge Blog. Another great group of ladies to work with and just amazing digi downloads to work with. I am thrilled to be part of Tracy's DT, and she has a new release due tomorrow. Please check back as you are sure to love it. As much as we would love to see your creations using any of Tracy's products, this is not necessary to join in with our weekly challenges. . I will be adding some of Tracy's fabulous downloads to my Birthday Blog Candy too.
Finally, my lovely friend Anna Marie has gorgeous templates that she designs, she sells them singly or on a CD, you may have seen her on Create and Craft on a show called "Templates with a Difference". I will be posting some cards made with them later this week, and again I will be adding some of these to my blog candy. You can use the templates with your favourite stamps as I will show you.
I apologize for my lack of commenting. I have a few spare hours today so will be trying to visit as many of the blogs I follow as I possibly can. I always enjoy catching up with you. I really must get myself organized, even more important now than before.
So enough of my rambling and on with today's card. I had made this card some weeks ago, when I had managed to get ahead with a few of my DT commitments! Its week 51 again at the Creative Card Crew.
Now this week the Challenge has been set by the lovely Pauline. This week challenge is Pink and Green. Now that was a simple one for me, as I just love that colour combination, and had the perfect frame printed already by Nit Wit downloads. If you havn't checked out these downloads you really should, they are fabulous. Now I purchased several sets, and can't remember which this one came from - sorry!
The fairy image is another download, again, the name escapes me. My memory is terrible, I would forget my head if it weren't attached to the rest of me!
15 comments:
- Rebekah said...
This is a grogeous card linda, I love that image and this colour combo is one of my favourites, I think I may be popping across to participate in this challenge! Hugs Rebekah x
- 25 May 2010 at 11:29
- Annie said...
such a pretty card Linda, both inside and out. I do love pink and green together so will have to join in with this challenge! like you I'm wilting in the heat and family crises keep coming at me .. .. I can see the attraction of joining a nunnery, especially if I can spend my contemplative moments colouring in!
enjoy your day,
hugs, annie x - 25 May 2010 at 12:34
- Anesha said...
Beautiful card, love it. Anesha
- 25 May 2010 at 12:46
- Crystal said...
AWW Good Morning Linda this is soooooo pretty, LOVE your easel design, these soft colors, and the sparkle on that image is wonderful!!! Precious card sweetie!! Hope you have a wonderful day!
- 25 May 2010 at 12:50
- Mette said...
Dear Linda
This is a gorgeous card. Love the colours, elements and the super image.
Just so very sweet. Hugs, Mette - 25 May 2010 at 13:11
- Marlene said...
Adorable card, Linda. Love the colors you used. Beautiful!
- 25 May 2010 at 15:06
- Kim Piggott said...
Oh wow Linda this is so utterly gorgeous!
Such a cute image and your colours and detail are beautiful!
kim x - 25 May 2010 at 17:20
- Riet said...
What a gorgeous card Linda,i love your image and the colours.
So gorgeous papers.
Hugs Riet.xx - 25 May 2010 at 19:55
- Nannieflash said...
Hi Linda, wow thats absolutely stunning, the image is coloured beautifully and the card design is gorgeous. With love and hugs Shirleyxxxxx
- 25 May 2010 at 20:20
- coldwaters2 said...
Linda this is gorgeous I love the colours and that image your design is beautiful as always.
Big Hugs
Lorraine x - 25 May 2010 at 21:19
- Cambiel said...
Gorgeous card Linda! The colours suit the image so well. It's one of the prettiest cards I've seen in a while - just lovely :-)
- 25 May 2010 at 22:53
- Debbie said...
A gorgeous card Linda, I love the sweet image and all the fabulous detailing.
Big Hugs
Debbie x - 25 May 2010 at 23:22
- Cheryl said...
oh really love this the colurs you have used are just gorjus,super detail too hugs cheryl xxx
- 25 May 2010 at 23:24
- Maria Matter said...
Gorgeous Linda! WOW, I love this hun!
Hugs & blessings! - 27 May 2010 at 01:57
- Macpurp said...
beautiful card! i love the wee heart tag inside.
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I want to get into fly tying, but i don't have a ton of cash. What is pretty good quality vice that is not too expensive. Also what are the other most nexessary tools and materials that i will need to get started.
How serious are you and what is "not too expensive" If you know you are going to stick with it, get a regal vise. they survive decades with commercial tyers. It'll run $135, but if you know you are going to use it, it's worth it. You need one ceramic bobbin, get a bodkin in the "clay" tools department at an arts and crafts store for next to nuthin' instead of $10 from a fly shop, and get a NICE pair of fine point fly tying scissors (you don't need all the ceramic or titanium fancy ones, just a nice steel pair). Most other tools you can build from household/office supplies. Not a ton of tools needed. Just don't skimp on the vise.
How serious are you and what is "not too expensive" Then again there are those who think Regal vices are over-rated. Besides clamping quickly and effectively they don't offer too much else except a name. If you want to spend the cash on a quality vice get a true-rotary vice, it will make tying much easier. There are many quality ones on the market for a reasonable price. If you just want to learn and try it out get the cheapest vice you can find. As far as other tool go get a Rite-bobbin and and good pair of scissors. As Philster said you can scrounge up the rest. For materials get what you need to tie one or two flies you use a lot and start from there. When you get into tying, you will find you never have everything you need. Fish on! Len
If you want to get into tying, I recommend buying a tying kit. Most local flyshops have complete kits for under 100 bucks. Cabela's also has kits for about the same price. These kits are not going to be the best equipement, but they will have everything you need to get started (at least enough to figure out if tying is for you). The kit will include materials, hooks, tools, and some sort of basic book on tying techniques. If you find that you enjoy tying, you will slowly start to replace, upgrade and add to your equipment as your skill level increases. I bought a kit 13 years ago, and still use the same "cheap" vise. I'll get around to buying a nicer one someday. Another tool that I think you should have have, that a kit might not have, is a hair staker. They only cost a few bucks, but will make a huge difference in the appearance of your flies, and will greatly reduce your novice frustration when dealing with loose hair. Good luck!
There is some good advice in this thread, but let me throw in my own 2 cents. I learned to tie on a vise that I think is a darn good value. In fact, it's still the only vise I need. It's called the Dan-Vise (aka Danica vise.) In the article entitled "The Best Vises" appearing in the February 2002 issue of Fly Fisherman Magazine, experts rated it "Best Under $100 Vise" on the market. It retails for about $75. To paraphrase the FF article: It's part metal, part Delrin (some sort of plastic compound). And is a true rotary cam. Steel jaws hold hooks from #2/0 down to the smallest you can handle. If you want to tie bigger saltwater flies, you can buy a set of saltwater jaws for it that will run you an additional $32. As far as tools go, I would recommend the Dr. Slick Tool Kit. It's high-quality, and has everything you need. I just saw it on REI.com for $40. For materials. This is the tricky part. Here's what I would suggest: Set out to learn 2 or 3 patterns at a time. Start out with streamers or wet flies(the woollyworm is a good one)and also nymphs (bead head hare's ear, zug bug, copper john etc.) These are all effective flies and learning to tie them should keep you busy for a while. And best of all, you won't have to pony up a lot of cash right off the bat. If you don't have someone to teach you how to tie, probably the most important thing you'll need to purchase is an instructional book. A really good one to get you going is called "The Art of Fly Tying." Hope that helps, and good luck. All I require in return for my advice is a couple of dozen Hare's Ears once you've got 'em tied up. (just kidding) Cool runnings, ww
I think the kits sound good to get me started at a reasonable price, and then later i can upgrade to a better vise if i need to. I was looking at either the cabellas premium kit w/ tools or another off of iflyshopshop.com could you guys give me opinions on what to get here are the links for the 2 kits iflyshop.com http://www.iflyshop.com/detail.asp?product_id=403b
You can get fly tying kits at any store that sells fishing gear. But I would go to a tackle shop to get one. I started out that way. And then I up graded. I now use a vice that I got out of Gorrila and sons. It is a big ugly thing,big jaws. But I can go big hooks to small hooks. The smallest that I tie is size 18 and it fits fine. So I say,why get an expensive one. Jim S. :COOK
I started tying as a result of getting a kit for my birthday several years ago. It was a great kit from the old Swallow's Nest store. I still use the vise that came with the kit, a Griffin, and I think it is more than adequate for learning. Now I am itching for a rotary vise to see what is going on underneath. The kit came with Skip Morris's book and video, "fly tying made clear and simple" or something like that. I highly recommend getting both the book and video, especially if you really are a beginner. Another tip I have is to buy the more expensive dry-fly hackle. You don't need to buy entire necks or saddles anymore. The big hackle companies all sell halves and I think Whiting or Hoffman even sells packs of saddle hackle feathers that are sorted by size, which is perfect for the beginner. I just remember buying some cheap hackle as a beginner and having flies come out looking sad, even for a beginner. Good luck
When it comes to rods and reels, I usually don't recommend buying cheap stuff (buying one good rod is generally less expensive than buying a "discount" rod, then having to replace it with a good rod once you discover it's inadequate for your needs). But vices, I don't know. It has to hold a hook tightly, for Pete's sake. I mean what do you really need, especially as a beginer. I haven't bought a fly in 12 years (except in emergencies, or out of politeness when I'm trying to pry info out of some shop clerk), and I've tied every one of the thousands of flies I've fished in that period, from tiny midge emergers to spey flies to 3/0 articulated decievers for chinook, on the same Thompson 'A' I bought when I was learning, for $25! Sure, it's a piece of crap, and it's a pain to adjust for different size hooks, but it holds the hook tight enough for me to wrap thread and fur around. These days, I think you have more choice under 100 bucks, so don't rush out to get a Thompson, and it is true that the rotaries can make tying a lot of flies easier and faster, but as a beginner, your money will be better spent on materials than a fancy vice. I'm not sure about kits, because as has been already mentioned, there are a few tools you definitely shouldn't scrimp on. Get as good a pair of scissors as you can possibly afford (WAY more important than the vice), at least one GOOD bobbin, and a high-quality pair of hackle pliers (go for the Griffens with the fine point). You can get a whip-finish tool, but half-hitch tools work as well. Make sure you have a hair-stacker, and a Bodkin. There's other niceties you can get later, but that will get you started. Use 6/0 or 8/0 thread. it takes a little more "touch" but will make better flies. Good hackle for dry flies is expensive, but worth it. Good flies are only 50% skill. NOBODY can make a good fly with bad materials. I'd recommend taking a class. They're not that expensive usually, and there are a lot of finer points that you'll have a hard time picking up from a book. At least get a video, though I can't recommend any, because I've never seen them. Good Luck, have fun. It's one of the coolest things you'll ever do.
I agree. Spend your money on hackle and work off of a cheap vice for starters. The ceramic bobbin is key, but you will find the best deal offered by Cabelas. They have a kit with most everything offered in a nice wooden case for less than $40.00. In fact, it offers a vice with both C clamp and portable bases. This kit was enough to get me started and you will be able to tie most every kind of fly, with the exception of epoxy flies, but that comes later... Streams are made for the wise man to contemplate and fools to pass by. (Sir Izaak Walton)
Cabelas has some decent vises for the financially restricted such as my self. virtually any vise that costs more than 10 bucks will last many years with a good amount of tying. Cheap materials are easy to come by if you have friends that hunt. A patch of elk hair that will last you 10 years costs nothing more than a phone call. Bird hunters always throw away skins unless they tie flies. An entire pheasant tail will last you a long time and costs nothing. Alot of folks stick to the "high profile" names. Not entirely necessary. The $5.00 thread works no better than the $1.25 thread. I learned to tie in junior high school and spent no more than 150 bucks for materials - alot of which I still have! I have tied a massive amount of flies over the years since then. Spend the money on good hackles and good hooks. The rest is all about the same and ultimately - The Fish cant tell how much you spent on that one fly, as long as it looks like dinner!!! Good Luck! Jason
I'm still hoping I can get a Hun skin from a bird hunter. Vise Grip pliers make a surprisingly good vise. You can get a selection of sizes and beak shapes. The big ones have enough weight that they'll lay on the table without attachment. It helps to have a board table or sections. Then the rivet in the jaws can rest in a groove and lay flatter. And like a true rotary, you can flip them over. Sometimes you can hold the vise up in one hand to get the needed angle while you wrap with the other. Small pliers can be duct taped to the corner of a table. When I tied flies a lot 30 years ago, 50% of my investment in materials and tools was one nice grizzly hackle neck. Quality hackles are still important, but what's changed over the thirty years is the very effective styles for duns you can tie with much cheaper deer hair and no hackles, like the sparkle duns, comparaduns and hairwing duns. With the use of poly yarn, poly dubbing, foam, and CDC, there's lots of other kinds of flies that don't rely as much on hackles. It seems like the price on hackles hasn't keep up with inflation over the last thirty years. Tools and hooks have gone up, but it seems like the price of a nice grizzly neck is close now to what I paid back then. And the saddle hackles have become so good.
Good point. There are a lot of flies to learn how to tie, that will get you through almost any situation, dry or subsurface, without having to invest $50-$75 in a good cape. When I first started, I tied nothing but comparaduns for my mayflies. It's still a GREAT fly. To be honest, I actually have an easier time getting parachutes to come out right than comparaduns, but I did manage to fish plenty of hatches with my own flies before I could afford my first neck (that my dog subsequently ate!).
Nothing much else to add, but do agree with a couple other folks - spend your money on good hackle. I'm a tight wad and have been tying flies for over twenty years on a Thompson Model "A" vise. Every year I say I'm going to buy a better vise. Then fishing starts and I think to myself, this vise works fine (which it does) and spend my money on a fishing trip instead. Good hackle can make a so-so fly tier look pretty good and can decrease frustration. Speaking of frustration, an evening or two of good instruction from someone can save you alot of frustration in the future. I would recommend a class if you can find one.
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In Denton, TX we have two mature Quercus buckleyi. It is May 11th 2012 and one of these trees has been shedding green leaves for the last week. The only changes we have made are: planted English ivy plants, grass seed and jasmine in three different areas of bare ground under the oak tree. No major roots were disturbed and the ground has been watered daily, though not heavily, to establish the new plantings. The leaves do not resemble those typical of oak wilt, not can I see any symptoms of fungus. The leaves left on the tree are still green, although some have a bronze tinge. There appear to be small scale insects on the undersides, at the vein nodes. Any idea why my tree is covering the ground with apparently healthy leaves?ANSWER:
In spite of your feeling that you did no damage underplanting your Quercus buckleyi (Texas red oak), it does seem more than coincidental that the tree began to show signs of distress following the underplantings. This USDA Plant Profile Map shows that while this oak does not grow natively in Denton County, it does in nearby Tarrant, Dallas and Cooke Counties. Follow the plant link above to learn about its favored soils, etc. In particular, we think this extract is important:
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We have had questions on oaks in your area of Texas recently that we think had to be related to the soil type. Texas has so many soil types and different soils can be just blocks apart sometimes. However, it looks like this oak can tolerate different soils, so we won't blame the problems on that.
On the subject of the insects on the underside of the leaves, this USDA Forest Service Oak Leaf Aphids article has a picture of those aphids, which you can compare with those you are seeing. This should not be a deal breaker for the oak; note that they can be controlled with natural enemies. That is to say, don't spray insecticides because that would kill the ladybugs who are the natural enemy of aphids.
From the Abilene TX Online Reporter News, here is an article by Bruce Keitler that we think hits the nail on the head, Red Oak Leaf Drop Can be Unpredictable. Note that your oak is a red oak.
One final word, when you put all those things under your tree, did you fertilize them? That can be another problem. We don't recommend fertilizing native plants (which your trees are and the other plants are not) because they are already acclimated to the local soils. If you fertilize a plant, and of course your oak roots took up anything you put on those new plants, you are urging it to put on new leaves. This is stress on the plant and in your case, the stress was already caused by the underplantings. It will start dropping leaves to relieve the load.
There is good news and bad news. The good news is that the oak trees will probably survive. The bad news is that the plantings underneath will probably not. Oaks are capable of allelopathy, which is emitting substances that discourage competition beneath them, and will likely cause too much shade for the grass. The ivy and jasmine can take the shade but will try to spread away from the oak and could become invasive in other parts of your garden. We don't make the rules, Nature does.
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Another week of The Bachelor means another reason to get annoyed with Olivia, and this Monday was no exception: Bachelor contestant Olivia said she's not like other girls because she likes to read and think, which understandably didn't sit well with many viewers. This was part of a conversation Olivia had with bachelor Ben Higgins, after he pulled her aside to ask about reports that she wasn't getting along well with the other contestants.
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So what, precisely, did Olivia say to Ben to excuse her behavior? The exact conversation went something like this:
I feel likes it's been hard for me to relate [to the other women]. Everyone here is into, like, you know, painting their nails and doing each other's hair, and that's great, but, like, I'm just different. Like, I like reading books in my room, and you know, thinking, and that's what I do. And I want to talk smart things.
So it wasn't only insulting, but also somewhat incomprehensible. And grammatically inaccurate, too.
Beyond not being terribly eloquent, Olivia's comments reduced the female gender to a bunch of nail-painting airheads, which is just straight-up mean. Perhaps because Olivia managed to paint women as hair-flipping dummies who don't like to consort with people who are smart or read books, many on Twitter felt like it was a personal attack. The word "victimized" was even used.
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I just did my very first injection of Test E. I am a big sally when it comes to needles but I had some experience with HGH injections however the Test E uses a MUCH larger, thicker needle 25G 1". After reading about how painful it could be and educating myself about technique I was very nervous like im sure a lot of you new guys are. During the injection I was waiting for the pain but it never came. Here is how it went down..
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you may have some pain tomorrow from tensing up and moving the needle around. think about that needle inside the muscle, and the needle tip moving side to side, cutting fibers. i notice zero pain whatsoever when pinning my thighs but every once in a while itll hurt alittle the next day. the main thing to keep it from hurting is keeping the needle straight and not having any side to side motion. needles are kinda scary looking to me too, but once you pin them, its usually not that bad. ive used up to 22x1.5s
what do u mean greens? what size pins are you using? what part of the leg are you pinning? how much do u pin at a time? and how long have you been pinning your thighs? with most people the thighs are the least painful to pin. and ive always contributed that to the fact you can use both hands and be extremely steady with it. unlike one handed delt pins, or twisted glute pins.
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AGENCY FEED - Team Brunel (NED) wins Leg 2 of the Volvo Ocean Race
The Dutch campaigner, competing in a record-equalling seventh race, looked likely to have lost out in a thrilling sprint to the finish in the 5,200 nautical mile second stage with some five hours to go.
Suddenly, at 0300UTC today, Team Brunel found an extra surge of wind pressure to sweep past Charles Caudrelier's (FRA) men even though the boats were only a couple of hundred metres apart and before long they were a mile clear.
Bouwe and his equally experienced navigator, Andrew Cape (AUS), have too much know-how to let an advantage like that slip and for the second leg running, the Chinese boat was forced to settle for runners-up spot.
In the first leg from Alicante to Cape Town, they were pipped by 12 minutes by Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing (Ian Walker/GBR). This time it was 16 minutes, an agonisingly small distance after more than three weeks at sea. Team Brunel's final elapsed time was 23 days 16 hours 25 minutes and 20 seconds.
The leg may always be remembered for the grounding of the Team Vestas Wind (Chris Nicholson/AUS) boat on a reef in the middle of the Indian Ocean on November 29, 10 days after the departure from Cape Town, which forced their abandonment from the stage, but this grandstand finish will also stay long in the memory.
Certainly, Bekking will not forget it in a hurry. The Dutch skipper, 51, who took part in his first Whitbread Round the World Race back in 1985-86, showed off his trademark wide smile as he cruised from the finish to a packed dock in Abu Dhabi on a flawless, sun-drenched morning.
"It is a good feeling," he beamed. "I've always said, it's better to be lucky than good but we've been good this leg as well so it's so nice to win this one because it could have been an easy leg to finish last. It's just really nice to get the scores but the team did a fantastic job, we sailed the boat much better than in the first leg."
Caudrelier could not conceal his disappointment in a pre-finish call to Race HQ: "Brunel have been much faster than us since a few days and we don't know why. We're a bit disappointed because we did a good job to pass them, but they keep passing us. You have to do well, but you also have to be fast. If you're not fast, it's difficult to win a leg.
"We're not so happy (about second). We always want to improve, but for sure it's good news for Dongfeng. We try to do the leg and try to improve it every leg. We showed that we can play the match with the best, and we're proud of that."
There is consolation, though, for Caudrelier and his crew. Their second runners-up spot leaves them equal on points at the top of the standings with Team Brunel and Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing, who were easing in for third place.
They all have four points but Team Brunel and Ian Walker's (GBR) men are ranked above Dongfeng Race Team because of victories each has already achieved.
The Dutch boat get the highest placing because they have the most recent victory but after the successive second super-tight finish one thing is for sure: there's all to play for with seven legs to go before the race finale in Gothenburg on June 27.
1. Team Brunel (NED) 13/12/2014 - 08h 25mn20s UTC - 23 days 16h 25mn 20s
2. Dongfeng Race Team (CHN) 13/12/2014 - 08h41mn40s UTC - 23 days 16h 41mn 40s
3. Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing (UAE) 13/12/2014 - 11h08mn15s UTC - 23 days 19h 8mn 15s
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Both Windows 2000 and XP do support automatic login, although it's not recommended as being a potential security problem. That said, to enable automatic login for a given account in Windows 2000, follow the instructions here: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000296.htm. For Windows XP, there's a few different ways to do it – see http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/Autologon.htm for more details on how this can be done.
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