text: On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Patrick Mochel wrote:> > That's not quite right. It's okay to be using a module while the module> > refcount is zero, in fact it's very common. But you need to have a> > module_exit() function which makes sure that the module is not used> > anymore before it returns.> > Is that correct behavior? Shouldn't any use increment the refcount?It's safe, as in not racy. It's the only way to do it if you want to be able to use "rmmod" to unregister your driver, see below. Well, there wassome talk about going to a two stage module unload in 2.5. I don't remember how exactly that worked, but it didn't happen yet, anyway.> > (One thing is different there, though not really: struct net_device is> > alloced dynamically, so the problem is to kfree() only after noone else> > uses it, for struct driver it's most likely statically alloced and freed> > after module_exit(), so that's why we have to wait for other users to go > > away)> > One minor, though important, distinction is that there is one struct > net_device allocated for each device the driver is attached to. When > module_exit() calls pci_unregister_driver(), the driver's remove callback > is called for each of these devices, at which point the struct net_device > is freed. That's what I meant above, the way the memory is deallocated is different, kfree() vs. module_unload(), but the way to handle it is the same - wait until it's all ours, and the free it - explicitly with kfree() vs implicitly by finishing module_exit()> However, taking a step back... The only time the driver refcount will hit> 0 is if it's going away. The only time it goes away is if the module is> removed. If someone is using the driver, you don't want the module to > unload. Instead of trying to keep the refcounts of the two objects > synchronized against each other, can't we just use the same one? Yes, you're basically right, whether you use the refcount in struct driver or the module use count doesn't make any difference. Except for one thing:You cannot call module_exit() when the module count is > 0. Since only then unregister_driver() is called, there's no way to get the use count to zero and thus unload the module. One could of course change the policy to call unregister_driver() not from module_exit(), but e.g. by"echo remove > /driversfs/../my_driver", but it's surely not that I'm suggesting this.> We can replace the refcount in struct device_driver with a struct module> pointer, which modular drivers will already have. get_driver and> put_driver can either go away, or simply become wrappers for touching the> module reference count.They would still need to be wrappers for touching the module count instead. So it doesn't buy anything.> I'm pretty sure the file/directory refcounting is ok. Famous last words, > but I'm doing something like you described. My concern was instead over > the validity of the callback pointers that a driver has registered for a > file. > > A user opens a file. Before they read from it, the module is unloaded. > They try and read from it, the show() callback is referenced, and we > crash. > > Currently, the driverfs open call increments the reference count of the > device that created it. There are currently no provisions for device > drivers or bus drivers. So, no matter what, I have to modify that call to > handle those types. If the refcounting is right, the module won't be > unloaded, and the callbacks will be valid. Yeah, that seems right. Maybe it's better to not install callbacks directly, but a reference to the struct driver, where the struct driver contains the callbacks. This way it's explicit you still reference the struct driver (and need to get/put it). But I didn't even look how you do it currently, so maybe you're doing it that way already.--Kai-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to email@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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First and foremost let me assert that I am NOT a Taekwondo stylist. I realize it is not a complete martial art and is heavily influenced by sport concepts. That is why I practice the complete style of Kuk Sool Won.
However Kuk Sool Won incorporates many aspects of TKD and kung fu into the style. Bruce Lee was not the first to invent "JKD concepts". It was the Koreans when they developed Kuk Sool Won.
From someone who has experienced both worlds through the practice of KSW, I believe that I favor TKD over kung fu. Many of the TKD kicks are long range and allow unchallenged full power kicks. Kung fu is designed for close range kicks that are easily avoided by quick evasion. Given the same amount of time and training I would bet on the TKD fighter over a kung fu fighter.


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A mass exodus of GPs from the NHS is being considered by the British Medical Association as it steps up its campaign against the government's plan to impose extended surgery opening hours in England, internal documents have revealed.
The move, which could result in patients paying up to £25 for a short consultation, was among options drawn up by leading GPs who object to being made to offer evening and weekend appointments.
The health secretary, Alan Johnson, has threatened to cut the income of practices refusing to provide the extended hours. The BMA is preparing to ballot GPs next month on how to fight back.
A BMA briefing document leaked to Pulse, a doctors' website, said: "If the government intends to impose such major cuts on our funding, we may have to face the possibility of an exit strategy from the NHS entirely. This would be a huge step. All current income streams would be lost, and GPs would have to face a much more uncertain financial future.
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The text attached to a slideshow for GPs said: "There would ... be huge political impact from such a move. The government would seek to portray us as the wreckers of the NHS. We would have to work hard to show that we had been left with no choice.
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A mass resignation of GPs from the NHS - similar to the exodus of dentists who moved into private practice in the 1990s - would be a potent threat "because the government does not yet have sufficient manpower to replace GPs, were they to resign en masse," the document suggested.
Dr Laurence Buckman, chairman of the BMA's GPs committee, said last night that the association was not asking GPs to leave the NHS "but advising GPs of the consequences of leaving the NHS".
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wow, i can't believe it's finally my turn to post a review!! i'll try hard to make sense and make it worthwhile- although i feel all the reviews i read always say the same thing- that the wedding was fabulous.... and so was mine!
where to start?
it all started in 2005, when i was skipping down the hall at work and caught shawn's eye. got engaged in 2007 and here we are!
Dreams Tulum
we choose DT because last year we went on a trip with some of my friends and stayed at dreams cancun. it was amzing there and the service was so excellent and we were impressed with dreams. when we went on a xel ha excursion, we passed DT and it looked very impressive. So after we got engaged, i looked at DT ( i always wanted a DW, my family only consist of dad and 2 brothers- everyone else is in japan) and loved their website pics- the grand entrance and most importantly, the chapel. so we decided on the chapel
we stayed in the honeymoon suite, our guests stayed in either the dreams jr suite or in the hacienda section. our room was awesome- 8240, second floor- i read somewhere that the first floor honeymoon suite was not too good, too close to the pool. i agree, you walk out your balconey and the pool is right there, but at the same time you can walk into your room thru your balconey- easy access!
i would defintely recommend the newer dreams section, the rooms are beautiful. all most everyone was satisfied with the hacienda as well, except for the one couple that we were hoping that nothing would happen to. we had read many negative reveiws about DT's room, but was encouraged with all the positive that we read on here. but all the negative reviews- no hot water, construction, broken faucets, poor plumbing, multiple room changes- all happened to them. the one couple we were hoping that everything would go smoothly for. they seemed okay about it, she had water turned off in the middle of washing her hair, so she finished up with bottled water. after they moved into the dreams section- they were fine.
room service took a little long, but it was posted in their menu that the wait would be 30-45 mins, and it was.
staff was very nice and all of us had a great time.
food was yummy as well.
Sandra/ Landy-WC
i dealt mostly with landy and now sandra is no longer doing wedding but doing sells. true, long response times, but with all i read on the forum, i was expecting it and knew all would be well, and it was! landy was really good at getting back to me right away closer to the wedding date, well at least within 24 hours through email. we had our meeting on monday, i got married wed. she took care of everything. ***i think you can totally get away with not paying the day pass**** we had 3 guests and paid 45 bucks each, and they were only there for the ceremony and reception, which we paid for anyways. it would have been different if they were there earlier to enjoy some of the dreams stuff, but it was purely only for the wedding and i don't think anyone (secruity) checked- i'll have to get back on that one. so anywho- back to monday. meet with her, went over flowers, cake and food- just like everyone said she would. i gave her my suitcase of stuff- guestbook/markers, lumanries, memorial candle, programs, fans, tears of joy, glass cups i took from the room and tied ribbon to make them tealight holders for our head table, etc- told her where everything goes and it was done. she was awesome, professional and very very sweet and nice.
flowers- i was so over deciding on anything that i let my friend pick the color of flowers. i wanted cally lillies, but not in season. overall- i wasn't obviously too picky with the flowers, but the bouquet came out very lovely.
cake was tres leches and yummy. it was beautiful and nicely decorated with beautiful flowers
food- amazingly good. i didn't really get to eat but the cesar with blackened chicken was delicioso! everyone seemed to like it and was impressed. we had to pick one entree for everyone- so we went with chicken and 1 fish for the vegetarian. BTW it was the same chicken that they serve at PORTOFINO the italian resturant
our reception was at the new convention center thing, and it is very nice and impressive- i say impressive alot, but it was! i didn't want it on the beach or outdoors, i figure they can eat outdoors on their own. plus i get bug bites like crazy and i didn't want to think about bug spray.
so naturally....
we had our ceremony in the chapel. it was raining the 2 days before our wedding, but the skies parted and the sun shined and shined and shined... and warmed/ steamed up the chapel pretty well!! our wedding was at 5pm, hoping it would cool down.... but no, it was probably the hottest day that week. it was VERY warm, all our guests were polite to say "yes, it was a bit warm" but it was...hot. DH and I were sweating, like sweat rolling down, my BM patting my face like i was a surgeon. I had fans for the guests, but not for me! my BMs were faning me, i think i was extra warm b/c of the veil. the GM had a washcloth passing amongst them to wipe off sweat, passed it to DH and he patted me some too. sweet gesture, but i really wanted it in the chapel b/c it was so mexican antiquey- which was my theme. the ceremony was only 15-20 mins. we were fine. ***advice- have ice cold water bottles available with the fans and maybe go with 6 or 630pm- depending upon how much light you need for pics**** so the tears of joy turned into sweats of joy. and our marriage started off hot and sweaty... and hopefully for many many more years too come!
we had a friend do a hand cermony. i had a memorial vase with a single white rose, a memorial candle, and a pic of my mother. as well as a memorial pic of her in my bouquet, and we left a single rose on a seat in the front pew for her as well. maybe that was too much....
we hired sol for photography and she is just as beautiful in person as she is in her pics. what an amazing talented person. i so wanted to be her next BFF, but i dropped the ball, i forgot to order her and her assist. dinner. i offered her mine, but she said no thanks. but she worked the whole time, so really i don't think she would had time to eat anyways- or i like to tell myself that. we really just let her do her thing, and i'm sure the pics will turn out fab, except i had that one friend that always cut in front of her to take her own pics...aghhhh she worked so hard, i hardly had time to convince her how cool i am and fun to hang out with. we told her if she's in pasadena in july, she's totally invited to our AHR and i promise to feed her.
since we had sol, we subbed in a videographer- forgot his name. he was cool i guess, just filmed. said our video would be shipped to our house, so i'll let you all know how that goes
the SPA: freaking awesome!!! so nice!! and everyone is super duper friendly. the spa concinge (splling?) was so nice. her name is jennifer, she's canadian, speaks spanish and gets to live there. how fun is that? i had a hair trial the day before- went well, but for the actual day went with a part, and it was more then i could have asked for. not totting my horn, but wow, i looked good. Tatiana is her name. she has the most prettiest green/blue eyes. she did my make up as well- i was alittle concerned initially b/c 1. i didn't want to come out with black eyeliner and red red lipstick looking like a "conchita" and 2. asian makeup can be tricky, the whole eyelid thing. but like i said, i looked pretty hot. it ws very natural and it stayed, even through the whole sweating fiasco. she did my MOH too, but she took it off in the room, she said it was too dark and did her own, but i swear, she looked the same with different lipstick. but she's gorgeous to begin with
i also had a body scrub and massage before my hair appt and the faciliities are top notch, very comparable to burke williams, on a smaller scale. both my moh and i are spa snobs, so, we were impressed.
anything else?
tuesday before the wedding we took a group tour with matt addock's referred company- sinal tours. its on the forum. we went to coba and grand cenote and all my guests were very impressed- that word again, i need a thesarus! very professional, on time and most importantly, safe cautious drivers. we had a friend who lost his whole family in mexico when the tour bus lost control, so safety was very important to us.
honestly i can;t think of anything else.
oh yeah... we had a bonfire afterwards, we only had to tip the guy $30 for it. it was a nice way for everyone to wind down, and it was a lovely night. i wanted fire dancers, but they were performing that night at the resort, so i thought maybe the guest can check them out on the way to the bonfire, but it didn't work out that way. the fire dancers were close by, but we were face to the ocean so, we missed them, i suggested to go see them, but no one moved. i would have loved it if they performed for us. but like my moh said, no one knew so, its not like they missed out on anything. but the fire dancers would have been a nice touch.
we rented a sound system for like 150 for the reception and just played my prepicked ipod during the reception. no one introduces you so, i had my lovely and talented BM to MC. she was awesome, and her DH is a DJ so he fiddled with my ipod and we actually had a great time dancing as well- on carpet!
please any questions, ask me. i know this forum was monumental in my planning and i would love to give back to the newbies
Dreams Tulum 6/04/08 Review- wow kinda long
Started by chibi411, Jun 16 2008 03:20 AM
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Posted 16 June 2008 - 03:20 AM
Posted 16 June 2008 - 03:49 AM
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Posted 16 June 2008 - 04:30 AM
i forgot we had a rehersal the night before as well, then hung out at the sugar reef afterwards
Posted 16 June 2008 - 05:34 AM
What awesome pictures! Thanks for the review. I am so happy your wedding went well!!!
Posted 16 June 2008 - 06:57 AM
congratulations! You look gorgeous and like you were having fun.
Posted 16 June 2008 - 09:58 AM
Congratulations! You looked gorgeous and your dress is beautiful. Glad you guys had a fantastic wedding. Love the pics you posted too!
Posted 16 June 2008 - 11:09 AM
Yeah! Your review! And a great one at that!
So happy and relieved your wedding turned out beautiful. You looked amazing! Love your veil, where did you get it?
Thank you for the advice on the chapel. I'm planning on getting married there for the exact same reasons as you, it's just so beautiful, so Mexican.
But now I'm worried about the heat. My wedding is in late November so maybe it won't be too hot in there. I think I'm just gunna play it by ear and test it out the days before the wedding. If its too hot then we will switch locations (but I hope not too!).
Thanks again!
Oh, and did your guests who stayed off the resort just walk in? Did they say anything when they drove up? I know there is a security guard at the gate even before they drive in.
So happy and relieved your wedding turned out beautiful. You looked amazing! Love your veil, where did you get it?
Thank you for the advice on the chapel. I'm planning on getting married there for the exact same reasons as you, it's just so beautiful, so Mexican.
But now I'm worried about the heat. My wedding is in late November so maybe it won't be too hot in there. I think I'm just gunna play it by ear and test it out the days before the wedding. If its too hot then we will switch locations (but I hope not too!).
Thanks again!
Oh, and did your guests who stayed off the resort just walk in? Did they say anything when they drove up? I know there is a security guard at the gate even before they drive in.
Posted 16 June 2008 - 11:38 AM
Congratulations!!!!! And thanks so much for the detailed review! Glad to hear everything went well WOOWHOO!
Posted 16 June 2008 - 02:13 PM
| Originally Posted by can't wait!
Oh, and did your guests who stayed off the resort just walk in? Did they say anything when they drove up? I know there is a security guard at the gate even before they drive in.
They ask for room numbers when you arrive and leave, but I don't think they keep track to make sure the people who are coming are teh people who had left, because we would leave with 4 people in a taxi, and we would often give one of our room numbers when we left, and another room number when we arrived and they didn't say anything.
Also there are no bracelets.
I can totally see how you could get away without paying for day passes.
In fact, I can see how you could get away without paying for some people period, just paying for the room and everyone else staying in the room for free! Not suggesting it, but I'm just saying, with no bracelets...
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A summer expedition is excavating the past at the historical slave quarters in Tannehill, where generations of slaves lived until the Civil War (Video inside).
Participants in an archaeological dig at Tannehill Historical Ironworks State Park are unearthing more than old nails and pieces of broken glass.
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A summer expedition led by the University of Alabama's Museum of Natural History in conjunction with the park, is excavating the past at the historical slave quarters in Tannehill, where generations of slaves lived until the Civil War.
The four-week summer program, now in its second year, is open to individuals interested in historical archaeology, said Jack Bergstresser, archaeologist and director of the park's Iron and Steel Museum. Teachers and students from across Alabama are uniting in the effort, working from dusk to dawn to uncover artifacts.
Although Tannehill is home to an array of 19th century archaeology sites, the slave quarters were selected for investigation because of their historical value, Bergstresser said.
'We're trying to learn as much as we can about the lives of the people who lived here and also about the archaeological structures themselves,' he said.
Bergstresser has studied the area for 30 years and said he's fascinated by the site's significance and its relationship to freedom.
'On April 13, 1865, the Union troops came through here and burned the slave houses. So that morning when the slaves walked out, they were still slaves, but by the end of the day, they were free people,' he said.
The study area encompasses two square miles, with 16 stone piles representing former slave homes. While last year's study looked at a chimney base at one of the quarters, this year's study focuses on a chimney base at the opposite end, to compare findings. Participants arrive at the site early in the morning and dig until noon, with the afternoon reserved for lab and outdoor ecology activities.
Anna Rich, a UA historical archaeology graduate student and expedition leader, has been involved with the expedition program since she was 15, and is familiar with the Tannehill area.
Based on the time period, Rich predicted they would find a lot of animal bones, handmade and imported pottery and decorative beads, which were valuable to African-American women at the time.
'We also found some Civil War artifacts at the last slave house we excavated. We found a belt buckle and some military buttons. We're looking for architectural features here,' Rich said.
Materials are found by digging in the dirt and sifting. Ben Reid, a high school student from Oak Mountain, found broken bits of pottery while sifting the dirt to make sure he didn't miss anything. Other findings from the site include rusted nails and bits of broken glass.
Troy University student Jessica Brown used an instrument called a transit station that gives the site's exact GPS location and takes images that are superimposed onto a map that combine to create a replica of the original structure.
'With this, we will know exactly what it looks like. It's probably the best way to save things for future generations,' Brown said.
Brown, who has studied archaeology for three years, said the program is highly rated and people wait months just to take part.
Keenan Holmes came from Maryland to participate because of the program's reputation. This is his fourth expedition to date, and Holmes said he expects to find something really big this year.
'Just watching them get excited when they find something is really cool,' Brown said. 'I know what that feels like, and I'll always remember that.'


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text: I got a Proxim 802.11b card, and it seems to almost work, or perhaps it does work if you don't provoke it. I was able to wiconfig -D with it and find two IBSS nodes. wi1 at pcmcia0 function 0: <PROXIM, Harmony 802.11b/LAN PC CARD, > wi1: 802.11 address 00:60:b3:67:39:f1 wi1: using RF:PRISM2 MAC:HFA3841 CARD:HWB3163 rev.A wi1: Intersil Firmware: Primary (0.3.0), Station (0.7.6) wi1: 11b rates: 1Mbps 2Mbps 5.5Mbps 11Mbps wi1: command timed out, cmd=0x121, arg=0xfce2 wi1: command timed out, cmd=0x2, arg=0x0 wi1: wi_cmd: busy bit won't clear. wi1: init failed wi1: interface not running wi1: wi_cmd: busy bit won't clear. I had removed it and inserted it after this, and then just did ifconfig up and a scan which seemed to work. I then ejected the card (but my memory is a bit hazy), and I saw the telltale dumping-to-swap disk activity light followed by a reboot. (gdb) bt #0 0x1fe60000 in ?? () #1 0xc03e6c63 in cpu_reboot (howto=260, bootstr=0x0) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/arch/i386/i386/machdep.c:755 #2 0xc0348a44 in panic ( fmt=0xc06907a0 "pccbb_pcmcia_delay: called in interrupt context") at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/kern/subr_prf.c:244 #3 0xc0481dd9 in pccbb_pcmcia_delay (ph=0xc11b58ec, timo=300, wmesg=0xc0633aa6 "pccwr1") at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/pci/pccbb.c:2411 #4 0xc0481fc6 in pccbb_pcmcia_socket_disable (pch=0xc11b58ec) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/pci/pccbb.c:2553 #5 0xc04fb578 in pcmcia_socket_disable (dev=0xc11b4600) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/pcmcia/pcmcia.c:478 #6 0xc050b871 in wi_pcmcia_disable (sc=0xc11ee000) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/pcmcia/if_wi_pcmcia.c:306 #7 0xc01d5346 in wi_stop (ifp=0xc11ee038, disable=1) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/ic/wi.c:1065 #8 0xc01d445b in wi_shutdown (sc=0xc11ee000) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/ic/wi.c:676 #9 0xc033950a in doshutdownhooks () at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/kern/kern_subr.c:516 #10 0xc03e6b76 in cpu_reboot (howto=256, bootstr=0x0) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/arch/i386/i386/machdep.c:758 #11 0xc0348a44 in panic ( fmt=0xc069f780 "kernel %sassertion \"%s\" failed: file \"%s\", line %d") at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/kern/subr_prf.c:244 #12 0xc055b5f4 in __assert (t=0xc060e955 "diagnostic ", f=0xc06544e0 "/usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/ic/wi.c", l=1868, e=0xc0613363 "sc->sc_txcmds > 0") at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/lib/libkern/__assert.c:45 #13 0xc01d69ff in wi_cmd_intr (sc=0xc11ee000) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/ic/wi.c:1882 #14 0xc01d4695 in wi_intr (arg=0xc11ee000) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/ic/wi.c:736 #15 0xc0480e80 in pccbbintr_function (sc=0xc11b5800) at /usr/home/gdt/SINEW-current/netbsd/src/sys/dev/pci/pccbb.c:1159 #16 0xc01021d1 in Xintr_legacy11 () at frame 13, sc->sc_txcmds is 0. (The panic at frame 2 is due to to shutdown being at interrupt level due to the panic at frame 11, so that's not really the problem.) I don't know the wi code, but it would seem nice to ignore gracefully a stray interrupt if that's doable, just returning from wi_cmd_intr in that case.


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It's downright steamy outside. Mother Nature has replaced the cool breezes and dewy mornings of early summer with blazing sun and a persistent humidity that seems to leave everyone with a slippery film on their skin.
Plants no longer stand at attention. Instead, their heads droop as if they're trying to get that unrelenting glare out of their eyes. A friend recently compared the hot, moist days of summer to living inside Mother Nature's mouth. Yuck! But it's a decidedly accurate description.
But enough groaning; there's a positive side to all this heat and humidity. If it feels like the tropics outside - albeit without the luxury of an ocean breeze - then it can look like the tropics, too. Why not bring in some tropical flora that will perk up the garden and thrive in these dog days?
Most of my favorite plants are tropical. I adore creating floral arrangements with a few simple prehistoric-looking leaves from a monstera plant or elephant ear bulb. The flare of a giant canna bloom with its mammoth maroon leaves or the pop of the chartreuse-colored leaves of a sweet potato vine add interest and a splash of the unusual to any Kansas garden.
Donna Gardner, greenhouse manager at Sunrise Garden Center, 15th and New York streets, has kept a tropical garden, which frames her home in Baldwin, for many years.
"Every year I have something different," she says. "I had a banana plant last year, and that did very well. One year I had a bird of paradise, which was the focal point, and that was fantastic, too. Actually, I have never had any tropical not thrive in this space."
Gardner's tropical bed is even situated on the north side of her house, but the locale doesn't seem to deter a prolific batch of gorgeous showstoppers each year. Gardner uses fertilizer sticks to keep her plants lush and says the only pest that seem to bother them is the occasional grasshopper.
Elephant ears and caladiums are favorite choices of Ann Peuser, owner of Clinton Parkway Nursery and Garden Store, 4900 Clinton Parkway. Peuser encourages her patrons to try a new annual every year.
"Try it and if it works, super, and if it doesn't than try again next year in another location," she says. "Do not give up easily on experimenting with new plants because you might miss a boat that you wish you were on."
Many tropicals have seeped into Kansas landscaping vernacular as if they were as common as, say, geraniums.
"Oftentimes people will see a plant at a nursery or a friend's house and it will just begin to take off in popularity like the sweet potato vine has done," Peuser says. "Tropical plants are a growing interest. Before, people thought they could only keep them as a house plant, but now they are experimenting. With the advent of container gardening, folks are really beginning to branch out with more tropical choices."
Gardner's favorite tropical plant is the Silver Dollar fern, which has black stems and is related to the Maiden Hair fern. The only drawback to her favorite choice is that it's fairly high-maintenance. Even in the winter they need to be watered almost daily.
Luckily, most tropical bulbs require much less maintenance. Her advice for over-wintering them is to dig them up, cut off the foliage, wash the bulb and set it out to dry.
"I use hamster bedding in a paper bag with some holes for ventilation to surround the bulb, then place the bag in a cool, dry place," she says.
Here's a look at some tropical plants you could try in your garden. Unless otherwise noted, they should be over-wintered indoors.
¢ Aloe: A succulent that is 95 percent water and, therefore, needs very little watering. It relieves pain caused by burns and insect stings. Likes direct sunlight and ranges from 6 inches to 18 feet with more than 300 species.
¢ Anthurium: With its waxy heart-shaped flowers and stiff spadix, or "tail," the anthurium is one of the more unusual looking plants. Its blooms are generally red, pink, green, lilac or white. It enjoys full sun and needs a good amount of humidity. Makes a fantastic cut flower.
¢ Bamboo: Bamboo will spread, so it's best to keep it contained when you plant it in the ground. A great perennial that will hold interest all year with its unique texture and sound effects. Bamboo makes a wonderful privacy screen and grows quite quickly. Ranges from 12 inches to 75 feet tall. An assortment of varieties come in green, black and yellow canes.
¢ Banana plant: A banana plant may grow up to 25 feet tall. After the plant flowers and fruits, the top portion dies and another plant sprouts from the same root. At that point, you can pack the plant's root ball in shredded newspaper wrapped in a plastic bag and store it in the garage or basement. Next year, plant it in a sunny spot and watch it grow.
¢ Bird of paradise: A member of the banana family, the bird of paradise loves the sun. The flowers are commonly orange with red and purple, however some plants sport white and purple blooms. It responds well to pruning with wonderful, large, waxy leaves on long stalks.
¢ Bougainvillea: An evergreen vine, this plant is happy spreading up, down or horizontally. It's thorny, likes full sun, should be watered lightly and comes in a rainbow of colors. Makes an excellent bonsai specimen.
¢ Bromeliads: In the wild, these plants often can be seen growing off of rocks and tree trunks. They like lots of light and a well-ventilated place. They have leathery, thick leaves which produce a bloom in the center that can last for months.
¢ Caladiums: The hotter the temperature, the faster the caladium will grow. They are bulbs that should be dug up and stored in peat moss in a closet before the first frost hits. The caladium's beauty is in its variegated leaves that are shades of white, pink, red and green.
¢ Canna: This is a tender perennial with architectural foliage and large flowers in a dizzying array of colors. The canna adds great shape and color to any garden and is a copious drinker in the summer. Store the bulbs in soilless compost in a paper bag for the winter, re-plant and enjoy for many years.
¢ Coleus: An annual plant with fantastic, colorful foliage. Snip off the shoots as the plant grows to ensure a bushier look.
¢ Crocosmia: A plant that boasts golden orange and brilliant red tube-shaped flowers that branch out in freesia-like flower spikes. The crocosmia is an excellent flower to use in arrangements, and its sword-shaped leaves are as interesting as the blooms. Plant the seeds in a pot and be patient: They generally take two seasons to bloom.
¢ Croton: This plant prefers bright light to maintain its fiery leaf colors. The tough, leaves are orange, red, yellow and maroon.
¢ Elephant ear: A tuberous bulb the size of a softball, elephant ears grow to be 3 to 5 feet tall with leaves about 1 1â2 feet wide. A showy plant that's easy to grow, they look wonderful in flower arrangements. Simply dig up the bulb, cut off the foliage, let the bulb dry and store for the winter in a dry place. Then re-plant next season.
¢ Hibiscus: This tropical comes in a rainbow of colors, and its saucer-sized blooms will produce prolifically all summer long. Bush and tree varieties are hardy perennials that will over-winter in the ground.
¢ Monstera: A marvelous split-leafed philodendron with large, glossy leaves that have oblong holes. The Monstera likes filtered sun and to be kept dust free.
¢ Palm: The palm comes in many varieties and is one of the simplest houseplants to grow. It prefers filtered water to tap water.
¢ Protea: This is a large ornamental shrub that touts hard, leathery leaves with giant fuzzy-skinned flowers that are shaped like a football. It likes full sun and good air movement and is, surprisingly, fairly frost-tolerant.
¢ Red ginger: This plant grows quite slowly and produces no blooms for the first three years but then quickly takes off to grow 6 to 7 feet high with football-sized blooms that range from light pinks to deep reds. Red ginger must be kept warm, shaded and sheltered when outside.
¢ Sandersonia: A unique plant with lantern-shaped flowers in orange and yellow that hang from wiry stems. The sandersonia is a tuber plant that should be stored at around 63 degrees in a dry place over winter. It needs to be staked as it grows.
¢ Sweet potato vine: This plant comes in deep purple and chartreuse. It's an annual that likes full sun and performs well in baskets, pots and as ground cover.
¢ Ti plant: Red, pink and green leaves are what make the ti plant so spectacular. It requires minimal water, and a leaf can be snipped off and placed into soil to create a new plant. In Hawaii, the ti plant is considered lucky.
¢ Wax begonia: They prefer partial shade and come in white, pink, red and bi-colors. The wax begonia is a reliable bloomer with non-stop flowering. The bronze-leafed variety tolerates the heat and sun best.
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Now that Oliver has his new team, it's time for them to hit the streets—but Oliver still doesn't feel they're ready. The headstrong Wild Dog defies the Green Arrow's orders and sets out on his own after a new drug dealer terrorizing Star City, Derek Sampson. When Sampson proves more powerful than Wild Dog can handle, it's up to the Green Arrow to go head to head with Sampson to save his teammate.
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The Russian sawmiller, which has been blazing an acquisition trail recently, is to buy Clean Tech East Holding's subsidiary Eastern Bio Holding (EBH) – which has pellet factories in Ystad, Sweden and Liepaja, Latvia with a combined capacity of 100,000 tonnes of pellets per year.
It is also buying another subsidiary Bio Energy Nord Ltd, which has a project plan to establish a large-scale pellet plant in Arkhangelsk in northwest Russia.


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GM's Ugly Yet Simple iPod Solution
While many car companies are quickly adopting USB inputs for iPods and other MP3 players, GM has resisted the change on most of its more affordable models. Yes, you could get a dealer-installed adapter cable, but nothing built-in. Recently, we had a bright yellow Chevy Cobalt XFE in our fleet, and I took it out to run an errand. When Ask.Cars.com editor Joe Bruzek told me it had a USB interface and he liked it, I was skeptical. But I took my 120GB iPod Classic with me and couldn't believe what I discovered.
The $100 option is ugly.
There is literally a jagged rectangle cut into the face of the stereo head unit with a USB plug sitting in it. The readout is in plain blue text, which looks pretty dated.
But sometimes simplicity works.
The second you plug in your MP3 player, the head unit recognizes it and you can sort through your catalog. I was surprised at how quickly this happened. After I got in and out of the car a few times, when I plugged the player back in it picked up where I had left off. It was also very easy to scroll through playlists.
By far the best aspect of GM's system is that it has three lines of text, and it displays artist, song title and album all at once. Even lengthy titles fit without scrolling. This is terrific when you're using "shuffle" on 120GBs of music.
The basic GM stereo head unit has been a favorite of mine for years because of how simple and easy to use it is. There's a huge knob in the center for volume and power, which makes blind alterations easy. Also, the presets for radio stations can be mixed between AM, FM and satellite radio. That means if you like sports talk radio and rock 'n' roll, it takes just one button to switch between them, instead of two taps. Yes, that annoys me.
Back to the USB connector. When I finished my drive, I could only think of one thing: GM should make it standard and give everyone a $100 break, because I think it would impress more shoppers if it were in every car on the lot.
Note: The first photo is actually from a Cobalt SS we had in the fleet a few months back, and the other two I shot with a camera phone in the Cobalt XFE.


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The looming storm today has forced the state Parks Department to issue an mandatory evacuation of tent campers in parts of western New York and the Hudson Valley.
On the parks website, it says:
Due to the forecasted storms we are issuing a mandatory evacuation of all tent campers in the areas listed below. If your reservation begins today, you will not be permitted in the campground. You may likely resume your reservation on Friday, however please contact the park to ensure the park is open before heading out. We apologize for any inconvenience this change may cause. Please check back here for further updates and information about refunds.
Here's the campgrounds affected:
Allegany Region 716-354-9101
Allegany State Park 716-354-2182
Lake Erie State Park 716-792-9214
Niagara Region 716-278-1770
Evangola State Park 716-549-1802
Taconic Region 845-889-4100
Clarence Fahnestock State Park 845-225-7207
Lake Taghkanic State Park 518-851-3631
Mills-Norrie State Park 845-889-4646
Taconic State Park – Copake Falls 518-329-3993
Taconic State Park – Rudd Pond 518-789-3059
Palisades Region 845-786-2701
Harriman State Park – Beaver Pond 845-947-2792
Harriman State Park – Sebago 845-351-2360


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2017 Annual Meeting / Réunion annuelle 2017
NAVA 51: Omni Parker House Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts
October 13-15, 2017
As this is the third time the Association has met in Boston, it reflects the fact that NAVA's history is closely tied to the city. First of all, NAVA organized in Boston back in 1967. NAVA 3, held together with the 3rd International Congress of Vexillology took place in Boston a few years later. Now we will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the North American Vexillological Association. Where else? Of course in Boston.
The Association's executive board invites you to come to Boston for the 50th Anniversary Meeting of the North American Vexillological Association / Association nord-américaine de vexillologie. This promises to be a once in a lifetime annual meeting and experience that Association members will not want to miss.
NAVA 51 will be held at the Omni Parker Hotel, located in the center of historic Boston. Step out the front door and you are standing on Boston's Freedom Trail. This 2½ mile walking tour includes 16 historic sites. Walk it on your own, join a guided tour or search out a site that holds special interest for you. If you can come early or stay late, Boston is full of outstanding historical sites and visitor attractions.
Part of Omni Luxury Hotels, the Parker House is the oldest continually operated hotel in the United States, and has an unrivaled historic location. The guest registry includes famous names. Charles Dickens not only made the hotel his home away from England, he performed his first American reading of A Christmas Carol at the Parker House. Mark Twain described the hotel as the nearest place to heaven. John F. Kennedy attended his Bachelor Party in the Parker House's elegant Press Room, the room reserved for NAVA's meetings. Kennedy also announced his first candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives in the same room.
While Boston is an expensive destination, accommodations have been arranged at the low rate of $275 per night for Deluxe Rooms with a king size bed, a queen size bed or two full size beds. Members sharing a room with two full size beds can each stay at this historic and luxurious hotel for $137.50 per night. Association members may take advantage of this rate from Wednesday night through Tuesday night, October 11–17, 2017. Anyone looking to share a hotel room should contact NAVA President John Hartvigsen at firstname.lastname@example.com, who will maintain a list of those looking to share a room.
These rates are good for reservations made through Monday, September 11, 2017; however, the number of rooms available is limited, and reservations should be made as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Any reservations received after that date will be accepted based on room type availability at the time of request, at the hotel's prevailing rate of the day. You may make your reservation online at the Omni Parker House link. Those wishing to make reservations by phone may call 1-800-THE-OMNI and reference "NAVA Golden Anniversary Conference" to book rooms at the group rate. Please make your reservation early to avoid disappointment.
Inspired by the flag designed by Whitney Smith for NAVA 3/ICV 3, held in Boston in 1979, the flag displays the Continental Blue and Buff colors of the city of Boston. Three golden crowns first appeared on the arms of Boston, England, the place that gave the city its name. They also symbolize that NAVA 51 is our third annual meeting held in Boston. The three connected chevrons come from John Winthrop's arms and symbolize the three mountains on Boston's peninsula that gave Winthrop's settlement its first name and are memorialized by the modern city's Tremount Street, while also representing the three annual meetings held in Whitney Smith's home town.
Further information will be posted here as the plans progress. Make your personal plans early to attend and be part of NAVA's Golden Celebration.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8613007926512766729.post4167050786501989105..comments2011-12-26T10:55:55.729+00:00Comments on Scottish GENES (GEnealogy News and EventS): Major Hebridean project announcedChris Patonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8613007926512766729.post-27020691618710170632011-07-04T19:11:37.868+01:002011-07-04T19:11:37.868+01:00I completely agree Amanda, this particular individ...I completely agree Amanda, this particular individual just wasn't for convincing! I remember a few years ago filming a gent from edinburgh University called Domnhnall Uilleam MacLeoid, who was working on an oral history project of Ness in Lewis, and the value of his project was immeasurable.

Simon Fowler of TNA contacted me recently to tell me that the Oral History Society and the British Library are running a new training course - 'An Introduction to Oral History for Family Historians'. The first course will be held on on 3rd August 2011 in the Foyle Suite at The British Library. originally wasn't going to mention it on the blog as it wasn't in Scotland, but here's he blurb anyway!

The training day is open to anyone with an interest in using oral history as a tool for family history research and covers:
* What can oral history offer the family historian?
* Using oral history to explore the lives of those who have died or are no longer able to speak for themselves
* Finding existing oral histories and how to use them
* Recording and using oral history in your research, including formulating questions; Basic interview technique; Ethics; Documenting and storing your recordings
* Presenting the results of your oral history family research

Cost:
Full rate: £108.00
OHS members rate: £84.00
Concessions (students, unwaged, retired): £57.00

Further information and a booking form are available from http://www.ohs.org.uk/training/family-historians.php

ChrisChris Patonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8613007926512766729.post-49692602821213426952011-07-04T18:44:07.804+01:002011-07-04T18:44:07.804+01:00Chris, I think you were just talking to the "...Chris, I think you were just talking to the "wrong type" of academic. Most of the ones I know do believe in the value of oral history. AmandaAmanda E. Eppersonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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GamesCom 2009: PS3 Firmware 3.0 Announced!
Update: Sony's Eric Lempel has now officially detailed PS3 Firmware 3.0!
Andrew House has just announced PS3 Firmware 3.0 at GamesCom. It'll feature animated themes, a What's New section and some other great interface changes.
There will also be direct links to various TV services on the XMB - for example, iPlayer in the UK. For those interested, the battery meter has been moved in Firmware 3.0, and about time too!
PSN cards are also coming, we will see 50 euro and 20 euro versions in September.
They're also improving the aesthetics for PSN. Introducing animated themes. One is showing a SackBoy running on a globe.
For European customers there are shortcuts. BBC, RTVe, Antena 3, LaSexta and more European channels. Those will be found under the video setting.
More PlayStation 3 News...
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i've been saying it was 3.0 for a while now...


text: Terrible things happen to Halle Berry as Dr. Miranda Grey, a shrink who wakes up as a patient in her own prison psycho ward. Worse things happen to Halle Berry, the historic Oscar winner for Monster's Ball: She winds up in a stupefyingly stupid thriller that calls on her to scream instead of act. True, it's preferable to spouting the convoluted dialogue in a script that wonders if Dr. Grey killed her shrink husband (Charles S. Dutton) — or was the culprit Dr. Pete (Robert Downey Jr.), her lech colleague, or Chloe (Penelope Cruz), her Satan-obsessed patient, or the ghost of a dead raped girl? Director Mathieu Kassovitz (Hate), knowing he's stooping to lurid cable-movie crapola, turns on John Ottman's jangly music and hopes his first foray into major-studio filmmaking will at least cut it as a fright-night no-brainer. "Not Alone" is the message Dr. Grey keeps receiving from the ghost world. If you're smart, alone is just where you'll leave Gothika.


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01-27-15 Current county gin totals released
Published 11:50 am, Monday, January 26, 2015
There might still be cotton being brought to area gins for processing, but for the most part producers are ready to put the stamp on 2014 crop as they wrap up harvest.
On Monday, the National Agriculture Statistics Service, the Agricultural Statistics Boards and USDA released the nation's running count of bales ginned for the 2014 crop.
As of Jan. 15, gins in the United States have processed 15,057,450 bales of cotton. Texas leads the pack with 5,548,200 bales processed thus far. Georgia has a running total of 2,445,150, while while North Carolina has ginned 1,012,350 bales.
Significant rain across Texas last year boasted 2014 yields as the state reported 3,940,800 bales by this time a year ago.
On the South Plains, Hale County has produced 207,600 bales through Jan. 15 with Floyd County following up with 207,250 bales ginned thus far. Swisher County has brought in a total of 46,000 bales.
In District 11, which includes the above counties plus seven more whose individual totals were not listed, reports 790,900 bales of 2014-crop cotton ginned through Jan. 15. Other counties in District 11 include Briscoe, Carson, Castro, Deaf Smith, Hansford, Moore and Parmer.
In District 12, Lamb County totaled 221,900 bales to date, while Lubbock County led counties with 423,400 bales produced.
Other District 12 totals include Crosby, 221,000; Dawson, 145,200; Gaines, 270,150; Hockley, 244,050; Howard, 59,750; Lynn, 149,000; Martin, 78,300; and Yoakum, 132,900.
Totals thus far for District 12 are 2,238,550, even though Midland, Glasscock, Bailey and Cochran numbers were not specified separately in the district tally.


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Maria Julia Ramirez 1925 Piedras Negras, Mex.
hi, I have done alot of genelogical research on my own family but not starting to dig into my wife's roots, and I havnt gotten very far. So posting here will be a lucky shot in the dark. Her grandmother Maria Julia Ramirez was born April 9, 1925 in Piedras Negras, Mexico. I know of no sibling or her parents names or when she migrated or with who. She married abt 1951 to Jose Matias Sanchez in San Antonio, Texas. So if anybody knows who this might or thinks they might know, I'd really like to hear from you. Thank you very much.


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