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To help ensure your site remains current, with fresh content that's useful to your audience, a content calendar is key. Spend a few hours at the beginning of the month planning out which topics you'll cover each week. Writing a fresh blog post every few days, and strategically placing links to other relevant pages on your site is a great way to help site visitors engage with every part of your site.
If you can use your affiliate marketing site to establish yourself as an authority in a niche market, it's much easier to introduce a new product line. And, as you begin to build a customer base for your products, you can take advantage of more lucrative opportunities to help market complementary brands and products – both off and on Amazon. As long as you focus on customer loyalty, profits will come.
Blogging is something that requires patience, persistence and discipline. It may mean writing everyday for over a year before you really start to see any money from it. There are exceptions to the rule, but from my dealings with other bloggers, it seems to be pretty common to spend one or even two years building your blog, your brand and your authority, before making any serious amount of money.
Ever since the idea of online auctions came into existence, the online selling market has been on the rise. Many are interested, but don't know how to get started. There are still all kinds of ways to make money by selling online, whether you're selling what you already have or buying and selling like a store. Before we get started, here are a few general tips when selling anything online:
"Reading Michelle's income reports each month made me realize the huge potential there is to make more money online. Even as a blogger with an established site over 8 years old, I knew that there was so much that I could learn from Michelle because she's had such incredible success! Watching her income climb each month has really motivated me to change up my affiliate strategy and be more intentional with my efforts." - Jessica Bishop, TheBudgetSavvyBride.com
Bad product picks could hurt your brand. Chances are good that if you're including an affiliate link in your content, then you're willing to put your full support behind the product. However, if the reputation of that product should sour with the public and you fail to catch it, that recommendation of an untrustworthy product could hurt your brand.
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Amazon customers are loyal. Beyond that, Amazon customers--especially Amazon Prime members--are more than happy to convert. According to a 2015 report, Prime members are said to convert at a rate 22 times greater than customers that shop with other top online retailers. So, if you can tap into that audience and appeal to their willingness to spend money with Amazon, you should see a good return on your decision to join the program.
What are the best ways to make money right away? While a search online when you're in need of some fast cash will produce millions of results, not all will be legitimate. It's up to you to filter through the so-called noise. These 32 strategies will help put you in the black, even if it's in a very small way. Once you are, resume planning and focusing on the bigger picture.
25. Products – You can create your own product, such as an ebook or computer software. You would then use your blog as a promotion tool to get people to buy your product. As long as you create a legitimate product with a whole lot of value, you should be able to get some buyers, but like everything else with a blog, you'll need the traffic to get the sells.
It's a great way to make passive income. Of course, when I say "passive", this doesn't account for the time needed to spend building or maintaining your WordPress site. However, in terms of having to promote these affiliate links, you can put in as much or as little work as you want to drive traffic to them. This obviously makes this a great option for a passive income stream if you're not in the business of e-commerce.
If you can use your affiliate marketing site to establish yourself as an authority in a niche market, it's much easier to introduce a new product line. And, as you begin to build a customer base for your products, you can take advantage of more lucrative opportunities to help market complementary brands and products – both off and on Amazon. As long as you focus on customer loyalty, profits will come.
Referral fees aren't just for the products you recommend. Perhaps the coolest thing about the Amazon Associates program is that you receive credit for any sale associated with your affiliate link for 24 hours. So, if a customer visits the page of the product you recommended, but then goes on to purchase five more eligible items during that same visit, you will receive a portion of that entire sale.
Get-rich-quick schemes and fad weight-loss diets are naturally popular because they satisfy the id while also attending to the super-ego. The ego's job is complete when it sees something like this. The appeal of "fast'' stems from the innate desire for instant gratification, so beware of what seems too good to be true (they often are) when you're looking to make money quickly. Be wary. Listen to the conversation deep within the confines of your mind and do your best to tame the proverbial beasts.
So, now that you know everything there is to know about how to add Amazon affiliate links to WordPress, what will you do with this information? Just save a little money on Amazon? Will you start out small and embed promotional product links into your blog content? Will you be adventurous and launch your own Amazon affiliate store? Or are you concerned about the use of too many affiliate links affecting site speed?
This is a very polished and well made plugin – everything operates exactly as it should, easy to configure with a good amount of customization options. The resulting output looks good and should fit in well with any theme you choose to use – having the option to tweak it with some custom CSS is a bonus if something is not displaying quite right for you. Including Amazon links in your posts can be quite lucrative, I personally have earned a lot of money from the Associates program – if you have a website or blog which talks about products quite often, using this plugin can add an extra later of monetization to your site. I found that over Christmas and Black friday sales go through the roof so by using this plugin you should be able to make some extra money which in turn will pay for the plugin cost. I found the plugin developer friendly and helpful in the course of reviewing this plugin so you will be in good hands if you ever require any support.
You get to hand-pick what you promote. Unlike display ad systems that typically choose which brands serve ads on your WordPress site, you have total control over this with Amazon affiliate links. You'll never have to worry about a competitor's link showing up on your site and the link will always be relevant to the content that it appears within or beside--which will improve its chances of getting clicked.
6. IZEA – IZEA works in addition to a blog or on its own. You get paid to blog, tweet, take photos and take videos. The pay is mostly based on your following, so if you want to make money with your tweets, you'll need to grow you Twitter following. Likewise, if you want to make money with blogs, you'll need substantial blog traffic (more on blogging below).
You could try advertising more, for example, by putting up signs around the neighborhood, posting about it on social media, or having people you know spread the word. You could also try doing it in a different neighborhood that might have friendlier people, or do it in a time and place where there's likely to be a lot of people walking around the area (e.g., near a church before the end of a mass).
I am 17 in May and currently studying year 12. I don't have a job though have tried a couple times. Given i have exams coming up i can't manage a normal job but need some source of income – even if its small. I'm not all that technical so a lot of the things up there don't work. I have strong english skills, love working with kids. I like sport, , languages animals and can cook. I have tried to get babysitting but haven't had much luck so far.
28. Subscription – If you think of something valuable (newsletter, online magazine, etc.) that you can consistently offer on a certain basis (weekly, monthly, etc.), you may want to offer a subscription service. This could be a fee charged each time your product is sent out or on a monthly basis. Either way, this has to be something that your customers can only get by subscribing to your website.
You don't need a tool, you need a good strategy. You have few products ready to be sold, so, to complete the process you need a traffic and conversion. You can have some paid traffic from social networks, search engines, forums and other advertising websites. For the conversion you need a well built website and attracting products that your visitors will want to buy.
You can use affiliate links after the fact. You don't have to decide upon building a WordPress site that you're going to optimize it with Amazon affiliate links. You can decide down the road that you want to give affiliate marketing a try and, consequently, revisit old content, embed affiliate links within it, and start generating revenue that way--especially if your old content is finally starting to take off.
Work as an online interpreter or translator. If you're fluent in a foreign language, it makes sense to look for work as an online interpreter or translator. Depending on your individual skillset, you could find work translating blog posts or eBooks, transcribing recorded lessons or speeches for clients, or translating through Skype or another online video service. And, thanks to the increased use of foreign languages in the United States, getting started could really pay off. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for interpreters and translators is expected to increase 17% nationally through 2026.
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Try flipping houses if you have experience with making home repairs. As you may know from watching popular home improvement shows, flipping homes involves buying up a lower valued property that needs work, and then fixing it up for resell. To get started, you'll need to have financing either through a bank a partner. Then, you can buy a property that's priced below market value. After you renovate the property, you may be able to sell it for a profit.[10]
Set up an account on Rover.com. Enjoy furry company once in a while? These days, many professional pet-sitters set up an account on Rover.com. With Rover.com, you can reach people in your area who are actively looking for someone to watch their dogs, cats, hamsters, or turtles, either in their home or your own. You can set your own rules and schedule and come up with your own pricing through the Rover.com pet-sitting platform.
Throw a bake sale if you like to cook. Choose classic recipes that are easy to make in big batches like chewy chocolate chip cookies, fudgy brownies, or vanilla cupcakes. Once you bake everything, separate your goodies into individual servings and place them in pretty packages like treat bags tied with ribbons. Set up a stand in your front yard or out on the street corner to get more traffic.
Try Uber EATS or DoorDash. Uber EATS offers part-time work that's similar to driving for Uber or Lyft. Instead of picking up passengers, however, you will pick up food orders and deliver them in your area. Pay works similarly, letting you earn a per-job rate plus tips. Door Dash works similarly, letting consumers order food from restaurants and connecting drivers to pick up and drop off their meals.
In the Institute's submissions on the foreign affiliate reporting rules, we have emphasized three broad taxpayer goals for the legislation: The rules must be administrable; they should avoid imposing substantial new reporting burdens where the information is generally available on audit; and finally, appropriate relief provisions are necessary because no matter how fair and well-crafted the rules, unique facts and circumstances exist (or will arise) that will preclude some taxpayers from fully complying with the requirements.
Referral fees aren't just for the products you recommend. Perhaps the coolest thing about the Amazon Associates program is that you receive credit for any sale associated with your affiliate link for 24 hours. So, if a customer visits the page of the product you recommended, but then goes on to purchase five more eligible items during that same visit, you will receive a portion of that entire sale.


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Pain management
It feels like pain is all around us: Opioid abuse is in the news, healthcare reform is being debated in the US, and in the UK the (lack of) availability of cancer drugs is under close scrutiny.
If we are unable to escape pain through other means, how can we manage it? For many years I have been fascinated by Jon Kabat-Zinn's 'Full Catastrophe Living', and in that book he offers a number of techniques that might help with pain management. Have a look and let me know what you think -
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While the winter welcomes the cheery holiday season, this time of year can be difficult for some people. Whether it's related to loss, depression surrounding the holiday or simply mood changes due to the cold and dark of winter, it can be easy to feel affected by this time of year. Here are some tips for coping with seasonal depression.
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Winter is inevitable, so embrace the season. Practice hygge, the Danish practice of feeling cozy and enjoying life's simple pleasures. Put on your coziest pajamas, light a candle, make a cup of tea, bake a dessert. Do whatever makes you feel most at ease.
Consult with your doctor before making any health-related changes. Consider speaking to a therapist if your symptoms are severe.
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Plants and People in Northern New Mexico.
Sunday, June 16, 2019
Weather: We went from mornings that were cool with hot afternoons, to nights that didn't cool and hotter days, to cold mornings again. The little rain we got last night was enough to relieve the stress of plants that couldn't cope with the heat.
Last useful rain: 6/15. Week's low: 42 degrees F. Week's high: 94 degrees F in the shade. Smoke from Mexican fires continues to enter area.
What's blooming in the area: Dr. Huey rootstock, hybrid roses, yellow potentilla, catalpa, silver lace vine, Japanese honeysuckle, red-tipped yucca, red hot poker, Spanish broom, sweet peas, purple salvia, blue flax, larkspur, snow-in-summer, Jupiter's beard, golden spur columbine, yellow yarrow, coreopsis
The catalpas have been blooming from the bottom up. The smaller trees and branches nearer the warm ground bloomed first. Toward the end of the week, with warming night temperatures, the taller trees and higher branches started flowering. They have bloomed toward the end of May in the past.
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Tamarix, showy milkweed, white tufted evening primrose, tumble mustard, buffalo gourd, bindweed, datura, green leaf five eyes, alfalfa, wild licorice, fleabane, plains paper flowers, strap leaf aster, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; rice, three awn, and brome grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Betty Prior, Dorothy Perkins, rugosa and miniature roses, Asiatic lilies, catmints, Johnson's blue geranium, winecup mallow, smooth, foxglove, coral and purple beardtongues, Maltese cross, California poppy, Dutch clover, coral bells, pink evening primroses, Mexican hats, white yarrow, chocolate flower, blanket flower, anthemis; pansy and Rocket snapdragon that wintered over
Bedding Plants: Wax begonia, nicotiana, sweet alyssum, snap dragons
What's reviving/coming up: The warm nights encouraged a few seeds to germinate, but so far nothing more than one of a kind came up before the mornings cooled again.
Tasks: I spent more time cutting winterfat and raking excess leaves from under the cottonwood. The rain Saturday evening did not penetrate the leaves and reach the ground under the tree. The ones near the river, before humans, must indeed have gotten their water from the rise in the river when it rained, rather than from the rain directly.
I cut more unripe peaches from the twenty-year-old tree to relieve the stress of so many fruits on the ends of branches. There often were clumps of four to six. As I cut them, I could see the branches lifting.
The hoses that spray started to fail this week with the afternoon heat. That meant trying to make them lie flatter so the water went into the bed and not into the weeds. It also mean experimenting with partially opening valves to see if lower pressures would force more water into the beds. It's still trial and error with hoses that are questionable, but all that's available.
Animal sightings: Chickadees, gecko, one sulfur and many cabbage butterflies, bumble and small bees, heard crickets, hornets, mosquitoes, small ants
Weekly update: Thursday and Friday afternoons a flock of magpies descended. The members of the crow family are noisy and leave large droppings. They also do not scare away easily. I felt like the abandoned stage characters who cry "Alas, why me?"
Why now isn't any easier to answer. This is the southern end of the range of black-billed magpies. They evolved three to four million years ago in the Pliocine, [1] and spread when temperatures cooled in the Ice Age. [2] Today they are associated with riparian parts of cold-weather steppe vegetation. [3]
Pica hudsonia are not migratory, although they may move to lower elevations in winter. [4] They also "may erratically wander" after the young are self-sufficient. [5] In Santa Fé on 9 July 2014, Anne Schmauss said she had heard "more than the usual number of magpie reports right in town in the last week or two" but the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited could provide no explanation. [6]
Thomas Hall said congregations often are found around food sources. In the past that was bison and cattle herds. They fed off the insects in their hide hairs. Today it more likely is road-kill or "ripening fruit and nut orchards." [7]
Cherries have been ripening this past week. However, I don't think there are any orchards in the immediate area, and the scattered large trees are at least a mile away. The quail got all my ripe ones, and left the unripe and half-eaten on both my sweet and sour trees.
The other possibility is some disturbance in their home range. The only local fire is about five acres in El Rito, which is 55 miles north. It has been burning slowly since started by lightening 7 June. [8]
There might be some construction project somewhere. People continue to move into empty land, especially west of the Río Grande.
The magpies landed in the trees around my house, and in the grasses in the back yard. When I chased them off, they didn't fly toward the open land of the prairie, but circled looking for another place to roost.
They were most attractive when they were leaving. That's when one could see the black, white, and blue stripes that turned into Vs when the wings were spread.
Notes on photographs: All taken 16 June 2019.
1. Catalpa (Catalpa speciosa); the low horizontal branch has more flowers than the upper one.
2. Clusters of unripe peaches (Prunus persica).
3. Smooth beardtongue (Penstemon laevigatu) that naturalized.
End notes:
1. Wikipedia. Black-billed Magpie."
2. Gang Song, Ruiying Zhang, Per Alström, Martin Irestedt, Tianlong Cai, Yanhua Qu, Per G. P. Ericson, Jon Fjeldså, and Fumin Lei. "Complete Taxon Sampling of the Avian Genus Pica (Magpies) Reveals Ancient Relictual Populations and Synchronous Late-pleistocene Demographic Expansion Across the Northern Hemisphere." Journal of Avian Biology. February 2018.
3. Charles H. Trost. "Black-billed Magpie." Cornell University website. 1 January 1999.
4. Thomas C. Hall. "Magpies." Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage. Edited by Scott E. Hygnstrom, Robert M. Timm and Gary E. Larson. Lincoln: Great Plains Agricultural Council. 1994.
5. Wikipedia.
6. Anne Schmauss. "Reports of the Fascinating Magpie Abound in Santa Fe." The [Santa Fé] New Mexican. 9 July 2014.
7. Hall.
8. cnfpio. "Carson National Forest Preparing for Firing Operations on Gurule Fire." New Mexico Fire Information website. 15 June 2019.
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Sunday, June 09, 2019
Cottonwood Maintenance
Weather: A week ago morning temperatures sometimes were down to the mid-30s. This week, they've been in the high 40s and afternoon temperatures have reached the high 80s. Still no seeds have germinated.
Last useful rain: 6/1. Week's low: 45 degrees F. Week's high: 95 degrees F in the shade. Smoke from Mexican fires continues to enter area.
What's blooming in the area: Dr. Huey rootstock, wild pink and hybrid roses, yellow potentilla, catalpa, silver lace vine, Japanese honeysuckle, Arizona yucca, red hot poker, purple locust shrub, Spanish broom, sweet peas, purple salvia, peonies, blue flax, larkspur, snow-in-summer, Jupiter's beard, golden spur columbine, oriental poppy, yellow yarrow, coreopsis
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Apache plume, Russian olive, tamarix, narrow leaf yucca, showy milkweed, white tufted evening primrose, scarlet bee blossom, tumble mustard, bindweed, green leaf five eyes, fern leaf globe mallow, goat's heads, alfalfa, fleabane, plains paper flowers, strap leaf aster, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; needle, rice, three awn, and brome grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Betty Prior, Dorothy Perkins, rugosa and miniature roses, raspberry, beauty bush, privet, Asiatic lilies, catmints, Johnson's blue geranium, winecup mallow, smooth and purple beardtongues, Bath pinks, Maltese cross, Dutch clover, coral bells, pink evening primroses, white yarrow, chocolate flower, blanket flower; pansies that wintered over
Bedding Plants: Wax begonia, nicotiana, sweet alyssum, snap dragons
What's reviving/coming up: Corn is up about 6" in one market garden field; yellow mullein leaves recognizable along one drive
Tasks: Most of the hay fields were cut this week
I made one of my Sisyphean attempts to kill ant hills, especially those of the harvester ants. It'll last a while, then some queen eggs will hatch somewhere and the small ones will be back. Still I've made some progress. Last year I was dealing with more than a hundred hills in my gravel drive. This year, I only treated about fifty.
Animal sightings: Neighbor's cat, chickadees, gecko, cabbage, sulfur and monarch butterflies, small bees, heard crickets, hornets, mosquitoes, small ants
Weekly update: I planted a cottonless cottonwood in 2004 in the path of a culvert that was fed water from the roof of my neighbor's house. I hoped that would provide enough moisture.
But trees have a way of creating demands. They respond to water by getting larger, and thus need to have an increased water supply. When a branch broke off the tree in 2013, I assumed it was lack of water, and started running a sprinkler every couple weeks. I wanted to keep it alive, not encourage profligate growth.
Last year leaves turned yellow early on a number of low branches. It had been a hot summer, and I already had increased the watering times. Some of those branches have not come back this year, although most have lots of leaves at their junctures with the trunk.
In February I had man come cut the dead wood. When he was inspecting the tree, he noticed the cut off limb and wondered if I had borers. Cottonwood borers (Plectrodera scalator) are related to locust borers, but a different species of longhorn beetle.
Since he didn't see any sawdust, he thought I was safe. But doubt was planted. I was told a systemic insecticide was the only thing that handled borers. Since I refuse to mix chemicals, I looked for a dry one that could be sprinkled around the base of the tree.
The insecticide I bought contained imidacloprid. It's supposed to act like nicotine as a poison. The label said borers, but its inside instructions only mentioned aphids. When I went on-line, I saw the base chemical was good for caterpillars (which are related to butterflies and moths, not beetles). The only borers mentioned were for ashes and elms (of which the less the better). Still, it was the only option.
Rain was forecast for Wednesday, so Tuesday morning I raked all the leaves out from around the cottonwood and sprinkled the insecticide. I ran the sprinkler for about 10 minutes, just in case it didn't rain. And, of course, the rains never appeared. I ran the sprinkler an hour on Thursday.
Now my problem was how many leaves should I rake back over the bare ground. I had never done much maintenance on the tree. Since the vertical board fence on two sides, a thick layer of leaves had accumulated.
It's impossible to see the ideal natural environment of these members of the willow family. The various dams built to control flooding and flow have reduced the moisture in bosques. Cottonwoods, which no longer could reproduce, have been replaced by tamarix. Trees that sprouted along irrigation ditches, now have paved roads to channel water toward them. Heavy traffic blows the leaves away.
The cottonwoods that sprouted in an unregulated arroyo have nothing around them but bare sand. They don't need anything to trap or hold water because water flows through the area whenever it rains.
As near as I can tell, the cottonwoods near the Río Grande grow in grasses that get about a foot high.
In a few places, where dead branches have fallen, leaves have collected. This resembles the condition under my tree where dead winterfat branches have created weirs.
Yesterday, I began cutting out the winterfat, and raking out the leaves, but leaving a thin layer. One thing I know is more leaves will fall in the autumn and the supply will be replenished.
Notes on photographs:
1. Cottonwood (Populus deltoides wislizeni) growing in bosque before Arroyo Seco enters the Río Grande, 23 December 2010. The bosque has responded to the reduced water flows of the river.
2. Cottonwoods growing near the Río Grande within the Española city limits, 14 February 2009. I assume the city removed any dead wood to prevent fires. Thus, the leaves blow away.
3. Leaves trapped by winterfat branches under my cottonwood, 8 June 2019.
4. Cottonwoods growing in an unregulated arroyo near my house, 25 October 2011.
5. Cottonwoods near the Río Grande in the area of Ohkay Owingeh (San Juan Pueblo), 13 February 2013.
6. Cottonwood branches and leaves near the Río Grande, 23 December 2010. This is the same as area as the first picture.
7. Leaves raked over the cottonwood roots, 8 June 2019. They gray is a winterfat that was not removed.
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Labels: Cottonwood 11-15, Populus 6-10
Sunday, June 02, 2019
Smoke without Borders
Weather: Dry blizzard on Wednesday when we got very high winds and little moisture. Another bout of very high winds Saturday, with a little rain.
On Tuesday, things started blooming, especially area roses. The next day a gecko ventured out.
Last useful rain: 5/21. Week's low: 32 degrees F. Week's high: 89 degrees F in the shade.
What's blooming in the area: Dr. Huey rootstock, Austrian Copper, Persian yellow, wild pink, and hybrid roses, yellow potentilla, silver lace vine, Arizona yucca, Dutch iris, peonies, blue flax, snow-in-summer, Jupiter's beard, golden spur columbine, oriental poppy, purple salvia, yellow yarrow
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Apache plume, tamarix, sand bar willow, narrow leaf yucca, white tufted evening primrose, alfilerillo, tumble mustard, bindweed, green leaf five eyes, fern leaf globe mallow, fleabane, plains paper flowers, strap leaf aster, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; June, needle, rice, three awn, and brome grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Betty Prior, Dorothy Perkins, bourbon, rugosa and miniature roses, cliff rose, raspberry, beauty bush, privet, chives, catmints, Johnson's blue geranium, winecup mallow, baptisia, Bath pinks, Maltese cross, vinca, sweet peas, Dutch clover, coral bells, pink evening primroses, white yarrow, chocolate flower, blanket flower; pansies that wintered over
Bedding Plants: Wax begonia, nicotiana, sweet alyssum, snap dragons back in bloom
What's reviving/coming up: Flax seedlings, áñil del muerto
Tasks: The wind broke a branch on Tuesday. I was able to find a balance point and move it to the burn area. The next day the high winds lifted it off the burn pile and dropped it 10 feet away. Yesterday, I ignited the burn pile. The branch was too long for the pile, but the thick end did get charred.
When the branches and other debris had burned, I used a long-bladed shovel to move the larger pieces together into a log fire.
The heat apparently dried the more remote branches of the green limb so I was able to break them off and feed them to the log fire. (Of course, I hadn't tried this before the fire, so I may be wrong about the effect of heat). The limb was reduced from a kite to a skeleton that shouldn't get wind borne again.
Animal sightings: Neighbor's cat, chickadees, gecko, cabbage and monarch butterflies, bees on beauty bush, crickets, hornets, mosquitos after rain, harvester and small ants
Weekly update: Last Sunday I started panting while walking along the driveway. I wondered if my lungs had really gotten that much worse. Then I thought to check the air quality forecast of the weather bureau website. As you can see from the above illustration, the area was covered with smoke coming from México. [1]
Apparently, all this moisture we 've been getting this spring is water that didn't go to México. The drought conditions along the border remained unchanged, but aridity increased to the south. [2] A Mexican website reported more than more than 4,400 fires this year. The worst were around Mexico City, but Chihuahua had 182 that burned 20,559 acres. [3]
Smoke, of course, does not stop at the border, and no wall, and no expeditionary force, is going to stop it from crossing over.
It may not actually be the smoke that causes my problems. When I was burning yesterday I took off my mask. I didn't want anything flammable near by skin. I didn't have any breathing problems, though I know inhaling smoke isn't good for me.
The smoke in my yard was a natural product: tree limbs and clipped weed stalks. The smoke from a forest fire is contaminated, first, by whatever chemicals are used to suppress the flames. Then, as it travels, I think it mixes with other pollutants like those from vehicle exhaust and whatever is emitting smoke along the way.
What was causing me problems was that environmental mix that gets trapped by clouds in the night and settles down into the valleys.
Notes on photographs:
1. Back yard with tamarix (Tamarix rubra) and purple leaf plum (Prunus cerasifera); branch of Dr. Huey rose in foreground. 1 June 2019.
2. Vertical smoke forecast for 1 June 2019 at 4:00 pm. Inset map from bottom of display.
3. Partially burned peach branch (Prunus persica), 3 June 2019. Dead rose wood cuttings have been placed under right end to feed the next firing.
End notes:
1. To find the Air Quality display, go to the National Weather Service forecast website and enter the town. In the right hand column, at the bottom, there's a "National Digital Forecast Database" heading. Click on the map marked "High Temperatures. At the top of the next display there's a tab for "Air Quality." Click on it, then click on the map for New Mexico. At the left, place your cursor over "1 Hr Vertical Smoke Integration." I'm not exactly sure what "vertical smoke" means except it coincides with my breathing problems.
2. National Interagency Fire Center. "North American Seasonal Fire Assessment and Outlook" for May, June and July 2019. Issued 10 May 2019.
3. "108 wildfires are burning in 17 states, most in central and southern regions." Mexico News Daily website. 14 May 2019.
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Sunday, May 26, 2019
Cheat Grass
Weather: We got rain on Monday and Tuesday morning, but temperatures stayed above freezing: indeed, they rose slightly in the night when it was raining. But since, morning temperatures have fallen to 32 or below for a short time between 5:15 am and 6:15 am.
The shrubs I transplanted that didn't like the heat may be happier, but bedding plants aren't ready for severe cold. So far they've all survived, but the wax begonias look a bit shrunken. I'm not sure how the warm soil seeds are doing that I planted last weekend, but the ones that like cold stratification may germinate.
Winds continue to develop in late morning as soon as temperatures begin to rise: the warmer the day, the sooner they form. The soil surface is dry a few hours after I water. I suspect the clouds I've seen are Monday's rain being leached back into the atmosphere.
Last useful rain: 5/21. Week's low: 30 degrees F. Week's high: 82 degrees F in the shade.
What's blooming in the area: Dr. Huey rootstock, Austrian Copper, Persian yellow, wild pink, and hybrid roses, spirea peaked, yellow potentilla, pyracantha, snowball, silver lace vine, broad leaf yucca, Dutch iris, peonies, blue flax, snow-in-summer, Jupiter's beard, golden spur columbine, purple salvia
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Apache plume, tamarix, sand willow, narrow leaf yucca, white tufted evening primrose, alfilerillo, tumble mustard, bindweed, green leaf five eyes, fern leaf globe mallow, fleabane, plains paper flowers, strap leaf aster, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; June, needle, feather, rice, three awn, brome, and cheat grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Wood and rugosa roses, cliff rose, beauty bush, skunk bush, chives, baptisia, Bath pinks, vinca, coral bells, pink evening primrose; pansies that wintered over
Bedding Plants: Wax begonia, nicotiana, sweet alyssum
What's reviving/coming up: Datura, toothed spurge, goat's heads
Tasks: Several men cut their hay. Onions are up in one market garden field.
Animal sightings: Chickadees, gecko, cabbage and monarch butterflies, heard crickets, harvester and small ants, earthworms
Weekly update: Grasses are flourishing this year: with the increased rain the stems have gotten taller and seed heads fuller. That's all well and good on the prairie where the needle grass shimmers in the sun, but the Gramineae are less welcome in the garden.
Smooth brome grass has been a bane ever since some seeds blew in from some farmer's hay field. Bromus inermis roots are tied to runners an inch or more below ground, that break when the tops are jerked too strongly. I've been using a spade to get under them.
It's cheat grass cousin isn't as hard to remove: Bromus tectorum roots are shallow stars that usually can be removed by inserting a chisel under them. The problem is the seeds drop and replant themselves in the disturbed soil even as I'm removing them.
Last summer I tried again to level the main flower bed by adding soil from elsewhere. Naturally, it had been broken up before I used it, so was fine grained. If it didn't come with seeds, it collected them from the wind.
Cheat grass invaded every place I put down soil. It didn't just settle in the open spaces between the daylilies I'd planted, but it cousined up to them, and rose between the leaves of the Hemerocallis. Sometimes all I can do is break off the stems and leave the roots, which is OK since it is an annual.
Brome grass is a perennial, and its seeds too were stopped by the daylily leaves. One can't dig them out without disturbing the perennial. Sometimes the chisel will get between them and the desirable plant and remove some of the root. The runners, however, sometimes go under the existing plants to come up on the other side.
I have no hopes of removing the main brome grass patch that developed on the edge of the drive. All I can do is cut the flowering stems, and chop it down like the local farmers when it gets too high. If I managed to dig it out, I would disturb the soil so much cheat and other grasses would come back with vengeance.
Notes on photographs: Taken 23 May 2019.
1. Cheat grass (Bromus tectorum).
2. Needle grass (Stipa comata).
3. June grass (Koeleria cristata).
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Sunday, May 19, 2019
Potting Soil
Weather: We must be in a cycle where the heat and winds are drawing up the water from last week's rain, becoming clouds in the night that hold in the heat that in turn creates the next day's winds as the lowering sun interacts with the heat.
First tropical disturbance of the week in the Pacific on Thursday.
Last useful rain: 5/12. Week's low: 34 degrees F. Week's high: 86 degrees F in the shade.
What's blooming in the area: Dr. Huey rootstock, Austrian Copper, Persian yellow and wild pink roses, spirea peaked, yellow potentilla, snowball, silver lace vine, broad leaf yucca, Dutch iris, peonies, blue flax, snow-in-summer, Jupiter's beard, golden spur columbine, purple salvia
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Apache plume, tamarix, sand willow, white tufted evening primrose, alfilerillo, tumble mustard, bindweed, green leaf five eyes, fern leaf globe mallow, fleabane, plains paper flowers, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; June, needle, feather, rice, three awn, brome, and cheat grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Wood and rugosa roses, beauty bush, skunk bush, daffodils, lilies of the valley, chives, golden spur columbine, Bath pinks, vinca, coral bells, pink evening primrose; pansy that wintered over
Bedding Plants: Wax begonia, nicotiana
What's reviving/coming up: Perennial four o'clock, lamb's quarter, last year's African marigold seeds
Tasks: Something bright green is up in two market gardens; it might be lettuce that was planted in a horizontal band crossways to the irrigation furrows.
One man got his first alfalfa cut.
County road crew cut weeds on Thursday along the shoulder; mainly tumble mustard and goat's beards were affected.
Animal sightings: Neighbor's cat, chickadees, hummingbird, cabbage and sulfur butterflies, bumble bee on pink evening primrose, hornets, dragonfly, ladybugs on goat's beards, baby grasshoppers on dandelion flowers, heard crickets, small ants, earthworms
The ground squirrel is back. On Monday I found a dead hollyhock in an area it has tunneled in the past. On Tuesday the hose near a cholla was destroyed. It is bent on killing that cactus. It already has killed the other native one. My neighbors' dogs and cat are not earning their keep.
I planted seeds near the cottonwood. A couple hours later I saw birds flying up from the general area. I laid some of the mesh fencing over the bed, but it probably was too late to prevent depredations.
Weekly update: We live on two calendars: nature's and man's. In the church, the one was borrowed from pagans. The other, the cycle of Christ's birth and death with the various saint's days was synchronized with the agrarian one at important points.
In a garden, one's annual work patterns also follow two calendars. A week ago, when it was raining, I transplanted. Then, when afternoon temperatures grew warm this week I planted seeds.
The manmade cycle comes from the industries that support domestic landscaping. In the early spring, when I need to prepare hoses for the summer, I complain about poor quality control and cost accountants who find ways to cheapen products that work until they fail.
This past week I have been having my annual problems with potting soil. "Soil" is a courtesy title, or perhaps like so many other things, has been so redefined it has lost its earlier meaning. I heard a commercial on radio telling listeners dirt is what you get under your nails while soil is that plants grow in. It then went on to list its products that eliminated the need to improve dirt.
The artificial media used for annual plants is worthless. It only needs to function for a few months, and it's highly desirable that it weight as little as possible to lower transportation costs.
Its worst characteristic is that it remains alien in the soil. That means water does not seep from the dirt to it. If you don't target the water for the root ball, it does not absorb water a centimeter away. Each year when I'm removing last year's dead plants, the potting soil comes with them. Even when there's no sign of the plant, the clod is obvious and comes out nearly in its entirety.
The industry has an answer. Build a raised bed; it will provide the materials. Fill it with potting soil like that used by the nursery industry; it will provide it by the bag full. Then, to keep it wet all day, it will provide a drip irrigation system with timers.
The alternative is to remove as much of the artificial substance as possible. The trick is doing it when it is so dry it flakes away, but not so dry it forms a solid mass. If the potting soil has any water, the roots break when you try to isolate them. Then, when you plant them, they need a long time to adjust.
If the weather remains cool, that will work. Unfortunately, temperatures went into the 80s this past week. Then the young plants go out of bloom as they struggle, and, if history is a guide, never become strong enough to produce more flowers.
The stuff nurseries use with shrubs is a little better, if for no other reason than it has to support life for more than a few months.
It usually is easy to remove the medium from the bottom roots, which are stronger than those of annuals. However, an impenetrable shield forms at the top that will not break away. One has to dig the hose nozzle through the plate to get water down through the roots.
When the temperatures soar as they did this past week, the shrubs die back and may take several years to recover.
Notes on photographs: All taken 18 May 2019.
1. The flowering crab apple started to produce fruit this week.
2. Pink evening primroses (Oenothera speciosa) have moved out of their bed into a path where they invade the grasses I've worked so long to nurture.
3. The fern leaf globe mallows (Sphaeralce digitata) are producing much taller bloom stems this year.
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Sunday, May 12, 2019
Fruit Formation
Weather: After another too hot Monday, rains started on Tuesday and continued through Saturday night.
Last useful rain: 5/11. Week's low: 37 degrees F. Week's high: 83 degrees F in the shade.
What's blooming in the area: Austrian Copper and Persian yellow roses, spirea, snowball, broad leaf yucca, Dutch iris, blue flax, snow-in-summer, purple salvia
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: Apache plume, white tufted evening primrose, alfilerillo, tumble mustard, hoary cress, bindweed, green leaf five eyes, western stickseed, fern leaf globe mallow, fleabane, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; June, needle, rice, three awn, brome, and cheat grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Wood rose, skunk bush, tulips, daffodils, lilies of the valley, grape hyacinths peaked, chives, Bath pinks, vinca, coral bells, pink evening primrose; pansy that wintered over; globe willow dropping catkins that have tiny white flowers.
Bedding Plants: Sweet alyssum, wax begonia, nicotiana
What's reviving/coming up: Desert willow, trees of heaven, roses of Sharon, buffalo gourd, showy milkweed
Tasks: Men have been working in the market gardens.
I took advantage of the rainy, cool weather to plant some shrubs, oriental poppies, bedding plants, and seeds that like cold weather. Because such weather is so rare, I worked much longer than usual. When I finished, I changed into warm, dry clothes, and thought about men like George Washington and William Henry Harrison who were supposed to have died after they got chilled. Since I assume they had warm, dry clothes or blankets, I presume the problem for them was the lack of enough heat from fireplaces to warm the air in their houses. Only snobs sniff at having a furnace that ignites automatically, a supplemental electric space heater, and an electric blanket.
Animal sightings: Neighbor's cat, chickadees, hummingbird, cabbage butterflies, small ants, earthworms
Weekly update: The mechanics of fruit production are one of those things I've known from books, but never seen in operation. Frosts kill the blossoms nearly every year. When fruit did form, it was high or in protected areas where I never saw the fruit until it was ripening.
This year the cold only affected the apricots. Other members of the rose family were beginning their fruit formation this week.
When the petals dry, they leave the ovaries and attached styles.
The ovaries begin to swell within their protective coverings.
Soon, the ovary takes on the form of the final fruit. The protective covering falls away.
The last thing to disappear is the style that had acted as the tube that guided the pollen into the ovary.
Over the next few weeks, the fruits will expand in size, and the peaches will become round. As they get larger, they also will become heavier, and limbs will begin to bend. Then, even before they are ripe, I may have to remove unripe fruit, especially from the peach, to protect the trees from the consequences of their fertility.
Notes on photographs: All taken in my yard on 11 May 2019.
1. One-seeded juniper (Juniperus monosperma).
2. Siberia pea pod (Caragana arborescens) with remains of its style.
3. Sweet cherry (Prunus avium) with remains of flowers
4. Crab apple ovary (Malus sylvestris) expanding in its protective covering.
5. Sour cherry (Prunus cerasus) emerging from its protective covering.
6. Peaches (Prunus persica) with and without the remains of their styles.
End notes: The female part of the flower is the pistil. It is composed of the ovary at the base, the stigma at the tip, and the style that connects the two.
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Sunday, May 05, 2019
Weather: The rain late Monday afternoon was like a gully washer, though those usually come when the ground is dry in late summer. High winds, a little hail. The main thrust last half an hour, then it throughout the night and int the early morning hours on Tuesday.
With the early end of apple flowers, we've gone from early to late spring.
Last useful rain: 4/30. Week's low: 32 degrees F. Week's high: 82 degrees F in the shade.
What's blooming in the area: Flowering quince, spirea, lilacs, Dutch iris, blue flax, donkey spurge, lavender moss phlox
What's blooming beyond the walls and fences: White tufted evening primrose, alfilerillo, tansy and tumble mustards, hoary cress, bindweed, western stickseed, leather leaf globe mallow, fleabane, goat's beard, native and common dandelions; June, needle, three awn, and cheat grasses
What's blooming in my yard: Choke cherries peaked, skunk bush, snowball, tulips, daffodils, lilies of the valley, grape hyacinths, vinca, coral bells, pink evening primrose; pansy that wintered over
Bedding Plants: snapdragons
What's reviving/coming up: Catalpa, caryopteris, Russian sage, buddleia, tomatillo, ostrich fern, black grama grass
Tasks: I've been cleaning under trees that were left wild because I couldn't under the low branches that I had cut this winter.
When I removed cheat grass, I uncovered dandelions and leather leaf globe mallows. When those were removed, one area was thick with golden-spur columbine seedlings.
Animal sightings: Neighbor's cat, chickadees, house finches, hummingbird, quail, small bees, cabbage butterflies, ladybug, small ants, earthworms
Weekly update: Gardening on a hillside remains a challenge. The slightest incline causes water to run away, taking with it any seeds or nutrients that have been added.
This year I've been adding backstops in some beds. They resemble what some called waffle beds when I done: series of small, walled squares. Native Americans created them in the southwest to create small reservoirs in the arid land.
Monday's rain was an opportunity to see how well they worked. Most were flooded at the end of the torrent, but had drained within half an hour. As near as I could tell, the soil remained relatively level.
Notes on photographs:
1-2. Choke cherries (Prunus virginiana melanocarpa) have had a good year. Each of these flowers will turn into a small fruit that will disappear before I ever see them. 2 May 2019.
3. Retrofitted terraced bed with hostas and daylilies, 30 April 2019.
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Many of the baby monitors we've tested are internet-connected, letting you watch infant with your phone or tablet through an app just as if you were checking a home security camera. Because of this, you might not actually get a standalone display to go along with the camera. They aren't out of the question, however; some camera-only baby monitors offer viewers as an add-on or in a bundle. And if there aren't any available, you can simply get an inexpensive tablet like the Amazon Fire to use as a dedicated viewer.
Baby monitors shouldn't be used as a substitute for adult supervision. They should be considered as an extra set of ears—and, in some cases, eyes—that help parents and caregivers keep tabs on sleeping babies. Using one can alert you to a situation before it becomes serious, for example, if your baby is coughing, crying, or making some other sign of distress. Experts warn that you can't rely on a monitor to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
Parents are spoiled for choice nowadays, thanks to the rise of the connected home and new technologies like live-streaming video and high-resolution cameras. No matter which type of baby monitor you buy — whether it be an old-school audio-only monitor or a fancy Wi-Fi video monitor — it will have two parts: a monitor in the baby's room and a receiver that you carry around with you to hear and/or view your baby.
If you want to be as streamlined as possible and happen to have extra Apple devices hanging around, the Bump recommends the Cloud Baby Monitor app, which turns your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and even your laptop into a secure Wi-Fi baby monitor. Use one device in the nursery as a camera, then have high-quality live video and audio transmitted to a secondary device, or even a third or fourth. Using the "parent unit," you can talk to your child through two-way video and audio, turn on lullabies or white noise, and adjust the night-light on the other side. The app will also alert you to any noise and motion occurring in the other room.
Parents love the ability to swap out the three available lenses. If you're trying to keep track of an active toddler, use the wide-angle lenses to view the whole room. Try the normal or zoom lens when the camera is pointed at the crib to keep an eye on your sleeping baby. You can also change the camera's viewing angle remotely from the parent unit.
Range: Range is the main drawback of an RF model, as audio monitors can roam farther out, and a Wi-Fi connection can theoretically be checked anywhere. We wanted an adequate range in a typical home—to be able to maintain a signal up or down a flight of stairs, across the house, and out on a patio or driveway, but we didn't expect much beyond that. We zeroed in on monitors rated to about 700 feet of range1 or greater.
Ease of use may not seem like a big deal because once you know how to use something, it won't seem that hard, and after you use it for a while it can feel intuitive even if it isn't. However, with this type of product, there can be a learning curve depending on what kind you choose and how many features it has. While the dedicated monitors were plug in and go options that even grandma can manage, some of them took a little more skill to navigate and learn. The Wi-Fi options, on the other hand, do require some knowledge of technology and the way apps work. With all of them, you will need to set up the camera with your computer or another device, and you will need to set up an account and be able to manage things like Wi-Fi passwords and various settings inside the application. While this may seem like no big deal to some parents, it could be challenging for those that are less tech-savvy.
"WORRY FREE! as long as my baby has on her sock to sleep, I know what her heart rate and oxygen levels are. If the sock doesn't pick up the reading due to poor fit I'm notified, if we aren't close enough to the base station, I'm notified. Any time her levels drop below or rise above what's normal, I'm alerted. I love being able to check on her stats via the app without having to wonder or reach in and feel just to end up waking her."
You may have a baby now, but you still need a little time to yourself. A baby bouncer can be a real lifesaver when you need a break. In our experience, the Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny Deluxe Bouncer is the best bouncer for providing a safe, comfy, reasonably priced place for your baby to stay contained, entertained, and — if you're lucky — drift off to dreamland.
Below we list our top 5 baby monitor results, some of which are self-contained units, whereas some use wifi and your smart phone. Then we detail our in-depth reviews. After our buying guide, at the end of the article you can find more details about how we evaluated each model. Note that if you're looking for a sound-only baby monitor (an audio baby monitor), click here.
We tested each product we purchased in key metrics that allow them to function as expected, or provides an additional feature or benefit. Monitors act as something of a lifeline for parents, so it is important that they work well, have adequate range, provide useful images, and are easy to use. If a product doesn't work well enough to instill confidence, then it will fail to offer parents the one thing they really want, more sleep.
This type of monitoring device attaches to your baby via their diaper, clothing or as a sock depending on the model. Most of the wearable options alert in the room and only a handful send a message to a parent device (smartphone or similar). In our experience, many of these have high false alarms from moving and crawling babies or high Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Levels (which we try to avoid). The Snuzo Hero SE is a cost-effective wearable with a unique vibration feature and very low levels of EMF.
This is a light or beeping sound that lets you know that you've reached the monitor's range limit. If you have a model without this feature, static might be the only indication that you're out of range. (A monitor's range can vary due to your home's size, its construction materials, and other factors.) The greater the range, the better--especially if you plan to take your monitor outside.
Type: After considering the options, weighing the relative advantages, and experiencing many firsthand, we determined our ideal monitor would be an RF (radio frequency) video monitor rather than one of the two main alternatives: a Wi-Fi (or cloud-based) model that you can check on your phone, and bare-bones audio-only speakers. (We approached our research with an open mind and gave an equal chance to all three types.) Since the best audio monitors cost far less, we have recommendations for both video and audio types—and we answered the question, What about a Wi-Fi baby monitor? with a firm conclusion that RF video can better provide what most people want: a clear view of a baby, a secure connection, and a dedicated monitor that can operate in the background without tying up your phone.
Security is a mixed bag, especially as baby monitors get more high tech. If tech giants like Apple and Google run into security flaws, high-tech baby monitors are sure to experience similar problems. However, some less high-tech baby monitors aren't secure, either, and many suffer from signal interference. We've checked each company's security policy to find the most secure options for you.
One of the biggest concerns with a baby monitor is going out of range and not hearing baby crying for you. Talk about a case of mom guilt! When shopping for the best long-range baby monitor, note that the range listed on the box doesn't account for walls or doors; it's a line-of-sight range. So, although you may not actually be able to travel 1,000 feet away from baby, you should be able to head to the basement to do laundry or be outside in the yard without worrying about missing baby's cries.
As well as allowing you to look over your precious sleeper, a WiFi baby monitor can tell you when it's time for their next feed. Choose a design with a reminder function so you can use baby naps to relax and unwind. Some models have built-in night lights that help your little one settle in the dark and night-vision cameras that keep them in view during after-dark vigils. For that extra peace of mind, choose a baby monitor that'll keep a sharp eye on baby's movements and will let you know if things aren't quite right.
However, the Baby Delight's biggest flaw is one of technicality: Its button sensor is just large enough to avoid being labeled as a choking hazard, but it doesn't leave a lot of room for error. In fact, the button does become a choking risk after your child is 3 years old, and the new parents we spoke to felt uneasy about using it after 12 months just to be safe. Still, if you're only interested in monitoring movements for the first few months, the Baby Delight is a more user-friendly alternative to the Angelcare.
The Philips Avent SCD630 is the easiest to use dedicated option with a score of 8 of 10. This monitor is a plug and play that pairs the camera and parent unit by itself. The parent unit has very few buttons, with the most frequently used buttons are on the face of the unit. The menu options are relatively intuitive with not much chance of taking a wrong turn or getting buried in a file menu system you can't get out of. The menu could be easier to use, but we think most parents will stick to the buttons on the front of the unit after a few weeks of regular use. The Levana Lila has fewer features and is even easier to use, thanks to a lack of convoluted menu options.
When shopping for baby monitor, try to choose a product that offers both quality and security. For best results, opt for a model that offers both audio and video capabilities. You should be able to see and hear your baby in real time and also talk back to them as needed. Baby monitors can vary dramatically in quality, but today's models offer stunning HD video that ensures you can see your baby's surroundings with crystal clarity. Purchase the best quality you can afford, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing that your baby is closely within reach.
Finding the right monitoring device for your family can be challenging given the number of options and the varieties of devices on the market. However, there is a good choice for every family on this list. Once you determine your needs and wants, the field is relatively easy to narrow. You can't go wrong with any of the winners on this list, but if you need more information or details, be sure to check out our more detailed reviews on each monitoring product type Sound Monitor, Video Monitor, and Movement Monitor.
Motion and audio sensors: In the old days, parents were forced to endure a consistent ambient hiss from their audio monitors while they listened for their child's stirrings or cries. Mercifully, many modern baby monitors will stay in "quiet mode" until they detect motion and/or sound, which will trigger an alert, such as activating the handheld video display or pushing a notification to your smartphone.
The Dropcam Echo is an example of a digital video camera system that uses your existing wireless network, allowing you to use your computer or other device as the receiver. (We haven't tested this type of monitor.) Parents go to the Dropcam website, sign in to their account, and then connect the Dropcam to their router using an Ethernet cable. (Once the connection is made, you don't need to use the cable again.) The Dropcam locates your wireless network, you enter your unit's serial number, and the unit begins streaming encrypted video that you can view on a computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android device. You mount the camera in your baby's room and plug it into an electrical outlet.
Even though the jury is still out on the effects of EMF on the human body, this doesn't mean parents need to wait for more definitive proof before making thoughtful adjustments that err on the side of caution. Given that exposure compounds over time and with an increased number of devices emitting, you can help limit baby's exposure by turning off devices when they are not in use, unplugging wireless routers at night while children sleep, and keeping products as far from your baby as possible when in use. Even if you are not convinced that there is potential for harm, it certainly can't hurt to make choices that potentially increase the health of your home.
With the VTech VM342-2 Camera Video Monitor's 170-degree wide-angle lens, parents can use multiple viewing options to get a panoramic view of their baby's nursery. This high-resolution LCD monitor also has automatic infrared night vision to check on babies without waking them. Plus, it has four calming sounds and five lullabies to help babies get to sleep on their own.
Parents who use the Nest Cam as a baby monitor are impressed by the high-quality picture, even at night, and several note it is convenient that they can check what's going on at home even if they're out of the house. While the Nest Camera is on the more expensive side, it's a solid investment if you want unlimited range and a crystal clear image— plus, this product can be used as a regular home security camera once you no longer need a baby monitor.
Disclosure: This post is brought to you by Business Insider's Insider Picks team. We aim to highlight products and services you might find interesting, and if you buy them, we get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. We frequently receive products free of charge from manufacturers to test. This does not drive our decision as to whether or not a product is featured or recommended. We operate independently from our advertising sales team. We welcome your feedback. Have something you think we should know about? Email us at [email protected]
Your baby needs constant attention, but you can't be in its room every hour of every day. That's what baby monitors are for. What started as audio-only infant care devices to let you listen in on your child from another room, have since added video cameras and connected features to the mix so you can always keep an eye on your little one. There are still some great audio monitors out there—here we're focusing on models that also provide some form of video feed.


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Something change with 6.7.0 where it corrupts sqlite db. plex, sonarr, radarr, tautulli are all suffering from this.
Mounting the appdata outside of the fuse file system (/mnt/user/) seems to fix the issue, so it's believed to be an issue with fuse.
My system is so unstable since the 6.7.0 upgrade that I might have to rethink my options.
I haven't had the issue you are describing. Just want to find out what the symptoms that we would see? Are you not running a cache drive with the appdata folder on that?
Same, I've had no issues on 6.7.0 and it's running as good as it was on 6.6.7.
I too am having no issues on 6.7.0 with all the containers you mentioned. I do run my appdata on an unassigned NVME drive though.
Edit: I used to run it on the cache drive prior to getting the m.2 disk and didn't have issues on 6.7.0 with that confit either.
Interesting, I'm running my appdata on my NVMe cache drive and not bypassing fuse.
You are bypassing fuse, that's why it's working for you, I suspect.
If you fun through /mnt/user/* it'll route through fuse.
Mine is also on an unassigned nvme cache drive on /mnt/user/appdata
I have a cache drive setup and none of the issues you describe. Just to throw a spanner in the works.
I have. Plex and sonarr will just corrupt there individual databases. I have to restore the database, refresh the missing data and it'll work fine for up to a month but lately it's been at most a week. Since the RC releases. Tired talking about it then but no one was posting about it.
The symptoms are my sqllite DB corrupt.
Tautulli WebSocket :: Failed to check for active sessions: database disk image is malformed.
Same with any other docker image using sqlite databases. On the forums it is said that there's an issue with fuse and sqlite. This was never a problem for me and many others prior to 6.7.0.
My appdata lives on my cache SSD and since 6.7.0 has caused several of my dockers, including Plex to become unstable and the only way to fix is recreate the docker containter. Since this can happen a few times in an HOUR it doesn't make sense for me. I wondered why I've been getting what seem to be corruption errors despite my drives all being OK. I've run half a dozen parity checks in the past week convinced something was wrong and took out my drives and checked SMART data and everything appeared fine.
This is really, really frustrating.
Same with me and many others. The only way to get mine working without corruption was to use /mnt/disk3 (instead of /mnt/user/disk3) for my appdata. Going directly to /mnt/disk3 doesn't use fuse and I think fuse is the issue.
I'm currently moving my plex containers appdata to a drive going direct to /mnt/disk4 and hopes this works. If it does, I'll be moving sonarr and radarr appdatas to the same directory. I've had it with these errors.
I personally had PLEX crashes on .15.x, I reverted PLEX on .14.x and it's running smooth since then.
I had exactly the same thing happening, my problem was resolved by changing the the app data share to 'Use cache disk:- Yes' and then running the mover task. It was previously set to 'No' so far Sonarr and Plex are ok.
I changed it two days ago and previously sonarr database would corrupt after a few hours.
sqlite database corruption on /mnt/user/<anything> has been an issue for a VERY long time, approx 2 years+, something has changed to trigger this being a more prevalent issue now with 6.7.0, at the moment it seems to be mostly around plex database corruption, so its not completely unreasonable to point the finger of blame at a dodgy plex release, its also possible it is linked to a bump in kernel version in 6.7.0 and/ or a bump in shfs version
Questions for people who have reverted back to 6.6.7 whilst still using /mnt/user/ for config, has this given you stability?, if so for how long so far, what version of Plex?
If 6.6.7 has given you stability then i suspect shfs/kernel change, if it hasnt then i would suspect possible plex/plexpass bug, try rolling back version of Plex/PlexPass
p.s. im running unraid 6.7.0 targeting /mnt/cache/ (have been for years) with XFS (dont trust BTRFS) formatted cache drive running latest Plex release (amongst other containers) , no database corruption.
edit - example older post from 2017 showing similar issues when targeting /mnt/user (there are lots of these type of post):-
After dealing with corruption a few times on BTRFS I did the same, with XFS on cache not a single issue since. If you only run a single cache drive I think you are better off using the tried and true XFS.
I can answer in more specific detail when I get home but I moved to 6.7.0 and started having database corruption often enough that I was making backups every few hours because I knew it would fail. Roughly 3 weeks ago I rolled back to 6.6.7 and haven't had a single issue since then. Have been using /mint/user/ the whole time. My sonarr, radarr, and plexpass are binhex and have been kept up to date.
Oh crap really? Unraid is to blame? That's a shame. I was trying to find out what the hell is happening to sqlite databases, but haven't thought unraid upgrade could impact that. Where can I read about low level implementation of their storage layer? This is just so bad for a storage system. If sqlite dbs are corrupting then I'd expect so much more issues with storage. What a shame, unraid, what a shame.
I have 0 issues with unraid, cache and fuse... this isn't as clear cut
Add me to the list. Now i know why I lost plex and all the other programs. Restored a backup but could only get one that was months old working. Lost a lot of user data and settings
Thank you for posting this. My Plex, sonarr, and radarr SQLite databases have all been corrupted since upgrading to 6.7.0.
I was able to "fix" the plex database by rolling back to an old backup, but docker updates keep causing it to corrupt again. This never happened to me on 6.6.7.
I'm also having a problem with the OpenVPN docker where it can't find some table or something, preventing it from running.
Have been contemplating rolling back but it's not bad enough yet for me to care too much.