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Our dyeing and finishing plant has 160 dyeing machine dominated by five major machines namely Taiwan Asian Machine, German Mercy Machine, Greece Dying Machine and German Andean Machine. It has formed a blank fabric with daily output of 160 tons and an annual output of 54000 tons.
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The Mariana Trench, located in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Japan near Guam, has long been known as one of the deepest points on Earth, with its deepest crevice called the Challenger Deep sloping an incredible 10,994 meters below sea level (Lockhart). At such a great depth, exploration of this trench has been a slow process and in some cases nearly impossible. One would think that at such at depths this extreme the water in the Mariana Trench would be extremely cold, however; due to its location over shifting tectonic plates which produces hydrothermal vents that not only warm the water but release hydrogen sulfide and minerals that are introduced into the food web ("The Mariana Trench"). The trench is home to a vast variety of sea life, some of which are only to be found in this particular location in the ocean.
Upon a recent expedition spanning from April 20 to July 10, 2016, using a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) equipped with HD cameras, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have seen first hand just what the Mariana Trench has to offer (Lockhart). With the ROV reaching depths up to 4,064 meters deep, scientists were able to see and explore farther than ever before (Lockhart). Several variations of unknown species including plants, fish and other sea creatures were discovered to coexist in the trench during this deep-sea exploration. One such newly discovered species is related to the hydromedusae jellyfish, thought to be of the Crossota genus (Ranosa).
Newly Discovered Jellyfish
This jellyfish was observed by scientists during the fourth dive of the exploration on April 24, 2016, at a depth of about 3,700 meters, in an eara know as "Enigma Seamount (Okeanos Explorer). The jellyfish has two sets of tentacles, one long and one short. It is believed that the long tentacles are used to shoot out and grab prey while the bell, the main "bubble" of the jellyfish, remains motionless, and then pass the prey to the short tentacles closer to the bell to consume the it (Ranosa). Scientists also noticed another distinguishing characteristic of this this hydromedusae jellyfish. The red radial canals, which are part of the circulatory system, are connected to a set of bright yellow gonads, which are the reproductive organs. This characteristic sets the newly discovered jellyfish apart from those previously discovered and studied. There are currently five other known species of Crossota jellyfish: Crossota alba, Crossota brunnea, Crossota millsea, Crossota norvegica and Crossota rufobrunnea. Crossota jellyfish are known as drifters, spending most of their existence floating at mid-level areas throughout multiple oceans.
Due to the recent discovery of this jellyfish species, details regarding its particular characteristics are slim at the moment. However, NOAA scientists are extremely excited by the prospect of further exploration and regard these newfound species to be proof that there is much more to be discovered in the blue mysterious depths of the ocean. The Mariana Trench offers insight into a variety of species living in extreme depths of the ocean, and the possibilities of new discoveries.
"Jellyfish." Okeanos Explorer. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administartion, 5 May 2016. Web. 28 Sept. 2016.
Lockhart, Keely. "Scientists Unveil the Strange and Wonderful Creatures Living in the Mariana Trench." The Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group, 6 May 2016. Web. 28 Sept. 2016.
"The Mariana Trench – Exploration – Part 1." The Mariana Trench. N.p., 2016. Web. 28 Sept. 2016.
Ranosa, Ted. "Discovery of New Jellyfish Species In Mariana Trench Proves There Is Much To Know About The World's Oceans." Tech Times. TechTimes Inc., 03 May 2016. Web. 28 Sept. 2016.


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It is time to replace roof of your home if it has become dull, drab and damaged. Since the roof of the home contributes to its external beauty and internal safety, any damage to it needs immediate attention.
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A colorful walking tour of Burano, Italy
Burano is another well known island in the Venice archipelago. Burano is well known for its fine lace industry that dates back several hundreds of years. It is a popular tourist attraction in Venice but it is not very crowded even at the beginning of August when we visited.


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I love the simplicity that children sometimes exhibit which expresses itself in how they observe and report on things.
I remember a few years back when the Tate Modern exhibited Shibboleth – the famous crack in the floor of the turbine hall. I was struck then by how adults tried to explain to themselves how it had been created and whether it was a trick while the children simply enjoyed it and played with it.
There was a lesson to be learned from children there in how we approach new stuff and stuff that challenges us.
For similar reasons I love this account told by Jean following the sweeps festival:
a family came in to see 'the baby Jesus' who jean explained had grown up. She took them to see our outstanding baptism fresco and asked what was happening and the conversation went like this:
Jean: what can you see happening?
child: Jesus is walking on the water
Jean: why do you think that is?
Child: because he can't swim
Sometimes the way children see things can cause us to re-connect with our imaginations again.


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By Shanu
Price: 9,03,800
Wagon is back
Pros : Fuel consumption
Cons : ABS and AIR bags
I bought Maruti Wagon R lx last month after selling my old Hyundai santro.Everyone tell me that if you are looking for a small compact car with good features for indian roads go for wagon R.As maruti has been launching good performance cars for Indian road for years.
Maruti Wagon R has now come up with the all new K series engines which give more performance and more mileage.
This car has a very bright and compact look catches the attraction of the people.Many colors are available with this model , i took the black one.It is a family car and has enough space for 4 to 5 people.Its a very spacious car. The ground clearance and elevation level is perfect.The driver sitting is perfect which provides enough leg space as well as road visibility which i personally feel is the best point of this car.
The power steering of the car is very efficient which makes it easy to ride in city as well as high traffic areas.And the most important point is that the size of the car is so compact and small, it is very easy to park.The place where i go to work is very densely populated so traffic jam is a daily news over there but because of the new K series engine the gear system has become very smooth which enables effortless gear shifting to easily get through traffic prone areas
The car is is also fully equipped from the inside with powerful air conditioning system , it a big dashbored too to keep all the essentials.The seats are comfortable with good quality material.It also comes with a mp3 music system.
The car is also good for long journey's as it has the new k series engine so i gives a smooth ride as well as performance and the breaking system is also very good.The average fuel consumption is 15 kmpl in city and approx 19 kmpl in the highway which is a very good feature of this car
To conclude I am very happy with the performance of this car.The cost of the car is much less than the features provided by maruti.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011Reply
I like a maruti suzuki wagon r. There are various features in this car.New wagon R has now central locking,front power windows,key not removed buzzer,it has anti braking system i.e ABS,dual srs air bags.it is wonderful for family drive,you will feel smooth driving when you will drive the car.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011Reply
Maruti Wagon R is so simple and family base car. godd mileage with good pickup. and more good featurs are available in this car.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011Reply
Maruti Wagon R : The Big Space and Comfort is here.
Friday, October 14, 2011Reply
Fuel economy is a reliability. smooth engine, good interiors. & is a good car for small family.
Friday, October 21, 2011Reply
Maruti Wagon R is a good family car. really is nice car with good features.


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Pierre Jurieu (1637-1713)
Pierre Jurieu was a pastor of the "refuge" and defended the rights of the people in the kingdom of Louis XIV.
He was a pastor, a professor of theology and a writer
Pierre Jurieu was born in Mer-sur-la-Loire, there had been many pastors in his family before him. His mother was the daughter of Pierre du Moulin, who had been the first pastor of the temple of Charenton (1568-1658).
He studied theology in Saumur, then in Sedan, where he obtained his doctorate. In 1674, he was appointed professor of theology and Hebrew in the Sedan academy. However, in 1681, Louis XIV gave orders for the reformed academy of Sedan to be closed down so Pierre Jurieu had to take refuge in Rotterdam, where he became a pastor in the Flemish Walloon Church (the French-speaking protestant Church in the Netherlands), and professor in the "Ecole Illustre". He died in the Netherlands in 1713.
He produced many literary works
His {glossary_exclude]works[/glossary_exclude] included both theology and history. Pierre Jurieu felt deeply about the religious and political causes which he defended.
- An apologia for the religious beliefs held by those adhering to the reformed faith (1675)
- A treatise on the power of the Church (1677)
- A comparative history of Calvinism and Papism ( 1683)
- Reflections on the cruel persecution of protestants (1685)
- A critical history of dogmas and religious practice (1704)
A Pastor's Letters, which were sent to France from Holland, a country of "refuge"
After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, Jurieu wrote A pastor's letters to believers undergoing terrible suffering due to the captivity of Babylon (Rotterdam – 1689), which was circulated secretly in France and the whole of Europe. The Letters were written from both a religious and a political standpoint, since Pierre Jurieu contested the legitimacy of the Edict of Fontainebleau (1685) and enlarged on a theory of contractual political power (as opposed to absolutism).
Jurieu defended the "rights of the people"
He was opposed to the Sun King's politics, preferring to give his support to William III of Orange's "Glorious Revolution" of 1688 – 1689, which was for him "the greatest event of our time".
He openly questioned the legitimacy and justice of absolutism and the divine right of kings.
He defended the rights of the people and he believed in the sovereignty of those rights from an early stage onwards.
Similarly, he defended this idea of the people's sovereignty in Church matters. He also went on to justify the "minor prophets" explaining their position and supporting the Camisard revolt.
Another French protestant refugee also living in Rotterdam, who did not at all share Jurieu's political and religious views was Pierre Bayle (1647 – 1706),who had remained a loyal monarchist, despite Louis XIV's "despotic abuse of power".
- Books
- LABROUSSE Elisabeth, Conscience et conviction. Etudes sur le XVIIIe siècle, Universitas, Paris, 1996
- LUREAU Roger, Les doctrines politiques de Pierre Jurieu, Thèse de Doctorat, Bordeaux, 1904
- Articles
- KNECHT F. R. J., "Pierre Jurieu, réfugié unique et caractéristique", Actes du colloque, Le Refuge huguenot, SHPF, Paris, 1969, p. 445-485
Associated notes
- Pierre Bayle (1647-1706)
- Pierre Du Moulin (1568-1658)
- Isaac Mallet (1684-1779)
- Jacques Saurin (1677-1730)
- Abraham Mazel (1677-1710)
- Louis de Jaucourt (1704-1779)
- Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf (1738-1815)


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Last Monday, January 15th, I began my 10 day Advocare Herbal Cleanse and promised to give you all an update on how it went. This is my third time using the Advocare Cleanse. The last two times I did it was during the Advocare 24 Day Challenge.
This cleanse is very simple. All you need to do is take 2 Probiotic pills in the morning 30 minutes before you have breakfast. Then with your breakfast, you drink your fiber. At night you will just need to take 2 Herbal Cleanse pills. During this cleanse it is important to eat clean.
This was my first time trying the Citrus flavored fiber. I must say I was not a fan. I really had to chugged it down. However, even though I preferred the Peaches and Cream flavor, Citrus did seem more effective.
I will admit that I did have a few cheat meals during the cleanse. Nutrition is usually my biggest obstacle when trying to lose weight. However, I also did much better during this cleanse than my last two. I meal prepped and kept track of my macros.
Below are body pictures for comparison. In the beginning of this year I took pictures to keep myself motivated. On Jan. 1st, I started at 146.2 lbs, however, I began the challenge on Jan. 15th at 148.2 lbs. I got discouraged that I had gained weight but as you can see in the pictures I slimmed down a little at 148.2 compared to my 146.2 pictures! Isn't that crazy! Just a lesson to not always rely on the scale. Pictures and measurements are a big help.
Lastly, here are my results from the cleanse. I lost a total of 4 lbs and lost several inches. I know I could probably have lost more, but I am still pretty happy with the results. Now to keep going with my weight loss eating clean tracking my macros and working out!
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ARLINGTON -- Pitcher Pete Fairbanks, called up from Nashville late Saturday, became the eighth Ranger pitcher to make his MLB debut this season.
Fairbanks did not allow a hit in two innings, striking out the side in the fifth to start his career."It's pretty good. I don't know how else to describe it," said Fairbanks, who admitted to talking to himself on the mound. "It's a cool feeling, a cool experience to be able to have, a cool memory. But you have to keep going from there. It's just one outing."
A ninth-round pick out of Missouri in 2015, Fairbanks has increased his velocity after two Tommy John surgeries and missing all of the 2018 season. He was clocked as high as 98 mph Sunday."My goal for this year was to be able to make it to Frisco. I'm about 40 minutes south of there now," Fairbanks said, crediting his rehab team in Arizona.
RELATED: Past, present and future: Remarkable day of pitching debuts help Rangers sweep doubleheader vs. Oakland
Hanging in there: Shin-Soo Choo moved past Ian Kinsler on Saturday for the most times hit by pitch as a Ranger.
Choo now has 58 as Ranger after getting plunked by Chris Bassitt in the fifth inning, moving ahead of Ian Kinsler, and 139 for his career.
"People know they have to come inside on him because if they come over the plate, he hammers them," manager Chris Woodward said. "I respect that because it's not easy getting hit. You see he has scars all over his hand."
Bush on schedule: Woodward said Matt Bush, coming off arm surgery, could be with the Rangers by the end of the month.
Bush pitched a perfect eighth inning Saturday in Frisco with one strikeout.
"Everything is crisp," Woodward said. "Arm feels good. He's getting close."


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|UFOs! I swearz, the sky was full of 'em!
I'm pretty sure I heard the strains of the five-note alien theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind echoing from out of the darkness. These Christmas decorations do provide pretty damned good camouflage for drone spacecraft, you know.
|We had a pretty fair glow about us as well after our visit to Raylen Vineyards, near Mocksville, NC.


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After facing consecutive flops, Karthi scored a decent hit with last movie Khakee. He has now come up with new film Chinna Babu directed by Pandiraj and produced by his elder brother Suriya who played a cameo. Let's see whether Chinna Babu will provide him a commercial hit?
Krishnam Raju aka Chinna Babu (Karthi) is the only son of Rudra Raju (Sathyaraj) who has five daughters. Unlike others, Chinna Babu selects farming profession and takes care of all the family. CB wants to marry girl of his choice aka girlfriend Neerada (Sayyeshaa Saigal) but needs the approval from his family members. Meanwhile, Chinna Babu's rival Shatru looks for division in CB family to kill him. How, Chinna Babu sorts out all the issues to marry Neerada forms crux of the story…
Chinna Babu is purely a village backdrop film stuffed with loud dialogues, preachy discourses, heavy dose family drama and mass elements. The film indulges itself too much and becomes progressively overdramatic. There are a lot of tears and over the top drama in second half though first half was entertaining. While the names and relationships in family are complex to end us up with lots of confusion about characters. Chinna Babu is not completely about farmers and their problems but it deals with the subject of a joint-family and differences leading to division. Dialogues are convincingly organic and humorous helping us stay engaged with narration.
Cinematography by Velraj enriches the story-telling, wherein editor gets average marks for including many over the board drama scenes in second half. Production values of 2D Entertainment are neat.
About performances, Karthi steals the show as a proud farmer hopeful with the pity state of agriculture in country. His role as a down-to-earth family man gave chance to showcase his acting prowess. Sathyaraj is not the right choice as his role has constraints. Sayyeshaa looked pretty in the role of Karthi's love interest. Soori who disappointed many times with his overacting has provided ample entertainment with comedy timing. Suriya shines in a cameo. All the other huge cast played their parts with Tamil faces.
First Half
Comedy Bits
Outdated Story
Second Half
Tamil Nativity
Excess Drama
Predictable Screenplay
First thing to be informed is, don't miss the beginning episodes of CB where entire family members of Sathya Raj are introduced in a funny manner. You will hardly find a person like Chinna Babu in real life who gives lectures about farmers and advices youth to take up farming or politics as profession. Pandiraj narrated these proceedings in humorous way with his writing which is actually the saving grace for an otherwise done and dusted story. Like an ordinary youth, he too follows his girl and love track is regular. Director forcibly included villain batch just to create disturbances within Chinna Babu's family and make narrative a commercial entertainer. It's again a routine substance. Movie heads to intermission with two big tasks ahead for Chinna Babu.
Into latter half, Chinna Babu makes his efforts to convince his sisters, brother-in-laws and nieces who oppose him. We feel bored amd lethargic in many places as drama goes overboard with repetitive and weak episodes. Neerada misunderstadings for no big reason is a silly stuff. Family meetings and pre-climax episode where Chinna Babu's greatness is told are again over dramatic.
Overall, Chinna Babu is an average entertainer targeted at families who takes pleasure in drama films. While first half will keep amused, those with rock heart patience can only bear the second half with family drama. The film's Box Office performance depends on how youth will receive this dubbing film as CJ goes with 2.5 stars.


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If you've ever found yourself struggling to focus, easily distracted or are having a hard time concentrating, it may mean that you are in the need for a brain booster. Brain boosting supplements have recently hit the market full force with manufacturer's producing all types of brain boosting supplements designed to help support brain health and function. This Avanse Nutraceuticals Lumonol review is going to take a closer look at the facts and details to learn more about how this supplement works and to see if it's worth trying out for effective results. The manufacturer claims that Lumonol sharpens mental focus, attention and concentration, enhances thinking speed and clarity, improves mood, reduces anxiety and depression and will increase mental energy and alertness.
- Focus Blend (Phosphatidylserine, Acetyl L-carnitine, L-Tyrosine, Noopept) – 515 mg
- Energy Blend (Panax Ginseng, Hordenine, Guarana) – 430 mg
- Memory Blend (Ginkgo Biloba, Alpha GPC) – 170 mg
Other Ingredients: Rice flour, Vege Capsule.
Noopept has high bioavailability and can relieve stress while promoting cognitive health and memory benefits. Phosphatidylserine is a phospholipid that contains amino acids and fatty acids. It has been shown to have the ability to improve symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, can slow down of age-related cognitive decline and can prevent depression.
The recommended dosage is taking two capsules daily with a meal. You should not exceed four capsules within a 24 hours period. Make sure to stay hydrated.
Lumonol is not intended for people under the age of eighteen or for women who are pregnant or nursing. You should talk to your healthcare provider if you have any pre-existing medical conditions or are taking any prescription medication. Use only as directed, improper use will not result in improved results and can be dangerous.
Possible Side Effects
We were unable to find any associated side effects. The manufacturer does warn that this product may be too stimulating for who are sensitive to stimulants.
You can purchase Lumonol directly from the manufacturer. One 30-day supply costs $59.97. They also offer the option to purchase a package of three bottles for $119.97.
Guarantee & Feedback
The manufacturer offers a 90-day money back guarantee on opened and unopened bottles. Throughout our research of Lumonol, we were unable to find any consumer feedback. This raise a red flag and suggests to us that this is not a well known or popular product.
Our Conclusive Review Avanse Nutraceuticals Lumonol
Avanse Nutraceuticals Lumonol appears to be a promising brain boosting supplement. It comes in easy to take capsules for convenience and its ingredients have been shown to contain properties that support brain health and function. However, while the ingredients appear to be sufficient, we found this product to be lacking key ingredients that are essential in most brain boosting supplements. This leads us to question whether or not there is enough in this supplement for it to be effective. The price per bottle is expensive relative to others we have seen on the market. Considering that we are unsure about the ingredients, the fact that we weren't able to find any consumer feedback and the expensive price, this product is too risky. You are better off choosing a a brain booster that has effective ingredients and is affordably priced.


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Storm Keep Giving Back To The Quad Cities
The Quad City Storm, getting ready for another home game this weekend and Disco Night on Saturday at the TaxSlayer Center in Moline, will continue to give back this season and carry on their #qcstormcares crusade living up to their promise of being "the community's team."
Wednesday, November 7 – NEW! Military Salute Paint the Ice – 10:00am-7:00pm
New this year active and retired members of our armed services or their family members are invited to by paint their name on the ice. Participants will receive a coupon for $3 off a full price ticket the games on November 9 and November 10. Our brave men and women will receive $5 off a regular priced when they show their military I.D. at the box office. Those attending should enter through the front doors of the TaxSlayer Center and follow the posted signs.
Friday,November 9 and Saturday, November 10 – Salute to the Our Military Weekend – Presented by UnityPoint Health Trinity
Wear red, white and blue to both games!
November 9
- Special camo jerseys worn by the team will become their warm-up jerseys after tonight's game and be auctioned off on April 5 benefitting the VFW Post 1303.
- Chuck-A-Puck proceeds will go to Crimestoppers.
- $2 Hot Dogs
November 10 – Big Game #2
- We will be raising money for Trinity Foundation's Military Services Fund
- The Storm will donate a portion of the ticket proceeds, the Chuck-A-Puck money plus special flag military jerseys worn by the team auctioned post game
- 1st 1000 fans receive a UnityPoint Health Trinity water bottle
- It's also City of East Moline Night
Friday, November 23 – Blackout Black Friday – wear black to the game!
Chuck-A-Puck proceeds will go to Quad Cities Autism
Saturday, November 24 – Helping the Homeless – Presented by R.I.A. Federal Credit Union
- Celebrate the holiday weekend by helping the homeless! Bring new underwear, socks and gloves to throw on the ice during the game!
- 1st 1000 fans receive Storm Piggy Bank
- Chuck-A-Puck proceeds go to Christian Care
- $2 Hot Dogs
Saturday, December 8 – Raising Funds for Gabe's All Inclusive Playground and Miracle Field – Presented by Athletico
- Wear your ugliest sweater to the game
- Area children will sing holiday songs with Santa Claus
- Raising Funds for Gabe's All Inclusive Playground and Miracle Field at Vander Veer Park (Groups that book as a fundraiser can donate $8 of their $20 ticket or $5 of their $15 sold to this cause). More info on booking your group for this spectacular fundraiser can ema
il Jeremy at email@example.com or call the Storm office at 309-277-1364.
- 1st 1000 fans will receive a special Storm gift
- It's City of Davenport Night
Watch for updates and announcements on our website (www.quadcitystorm) and follow along with us on our social media platforms on Facebook (search Quad City Storm), Twitter (@QuadCityStorm), Instagram (@qcstorm). Our office hours are Monday through Friday 9:00am-5:00pm and Saturday by appointment only and our team can be reached by calling 309-277-1364.
The 2019-2019 season is being presented by Orthopaedic Specialists.
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Opposition to initiate resignation of government again – Yatsenyuk
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Opposition will initiate an issue concerning resignation of the government of Mykola Azarov again.
According to an UNIAN correspondent, leader of the Batkivshchyna faction Arseniy Yatsenyuk said this in the comment to journalists.
"We plan to submit an issue of non-confidence to the government again", - he said.
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So everybody keeps asking me to update my blog. So I guess I'll finally do it. I'm sitting in the passenger seat of Shao-ling's family car using my phone to write this entry, so please excuse any typos. Anyway a lot has happened since many of you last heard from me
I have been living in Taiwan for the past two months as most of you know. I've been very busy at my new job. And I'm usually mentally exhausted my the time I leave work each day. At least I'm getting paid relatvely well (for Taiwan). Especially considering that my normal expenses for each month is between 500 and 600 USD.
I moved into a small apartment within a week of arriving in Taiwan. It feels as if I'm back in my college dorm room. At least I have my own bathroom here. I have to share my washing machine with 4 or 5 other people, and then hang my clothes outside my window to dry. I have a few small appliances, including a mini-fridge, hot-plate, and small electric grill. Maybe I'll upload a video so ya'll can see it for yourself.
I've been slowly learning more Chinese Mostly foods right now. I need buy it every day so I get more repetition with food words than most. Maybe in a month or so I will take some classes, I'm too busy at work right now though.
Since I arrived in January, Taiwan has had two holidays. Chinese New Year and Lantern Festival. I think that Lantern Festival is actually tied to Chinese New Year somehow. We didn't do much for Chinese new year besides relax and eat … a lot. But I got a week off from work so that was kinda nice. Except that it put me even further behind schedule for my current project. I think that the lantern festival was more interesting. In central Taipei they held a huge light show. I had never seen so many people packed into one place before. The Chinese phrase for that is "people mountain people sea". I didn't like the pushing and shoving but the show was neat, and all the little models being displayed were neat. Last weekend we went to a smaller town to make our "sky lanterns". Basically they are mini-hot air balloons. You write wishes on the lantern then you light a fire inside and let it soar into the air. Guess somebody else has to clean up the mess later. It seems a bit dangerous. Uncontrolled flames flying all over the place, but it is very pretty to see them all in the air. We had to take train for part of the trip. There were so many people that you got to know your neighbor very, very well. You really have to get used to crowded places to live here.
ok I need to go now we are in Costco shopping now. More to come later.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 30, 2015) – The first ever "Winning Ways" leadership conference welcomed a crowd of over 200 people to the Millennium Centre on Tuesday, as some of today's most well-known leaders from the world of sports and business shared their principles for success.
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A Letter to Songwriters from I Heart Songwriting Club
Francesca de Valence, founder of I Heart Songwriting Club, knows the struggles of songwriters and in this new blog series Letters to Songwriters she illuminates the biggest problems in the songwriting process and shares proven, practical solutions to breakthrough and support a prospering relationship with songwriting.
The first letter of this series is to songwriters who struggle to finish songs. If this is you, read on.
Dear Songwriter who struggles to finish songs,
I know you've been writing songs for some time now. You've got pages of your songwriting book filled with sketched lyrics and dozens of voice memos in your phone, but you haven't finished a song in a while.
And if you think about how long it's been since you've finished a song, you start to feel bad about yourself. But it's okay, you tell yourself you're just waiting for inspiration to strike, for the timing to be right.
I hear you. I understand you. I used to be just like you. I really struggled to write songs. And I mean struggle to the point of suffering from debilitating anxiety attacks. There was nothing more that I wanted than to play my songs, and record my songs and release my songs. But it took me months to finish writing a single song.
You know how it looks. You get this wave of inspiration, you sit at your instrument, you work that idea for 15 minutes, then you hit a wall. That voice starts up again, "that's not good, urgh, who even writes that, how could I possibly release this song". So you walk away. You try again two weeks later. But it's the same thing.
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So do you want to know the solution to finishing songs? Are you ready?
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- You're sitting in front of your instrument. You're picking up your pen and songwriting book and you are writing. You're not actually caring about what comes out. But you're writing anyway. Just start, write for an hour and finish the song. Stop at one hour and record your song.
- Share that song with others. Let them listen to it. Practice letting go of your song and allow yourself to be supported. Feel others relate to you and what you are saying.
- Practice supporting others. See the struggles that others have, relate to them, help them through it. You will see yourself and your songs through a different lens.
- Do that every week.
Imagine if you were sitting here right now and you had just written your 226th song in 226 consecutive weeks. Who do you think you would be? How much more confidence would you have? How much more energy would you have? How much more conviction would you have to just pick up the phone and actually ask for a gig, book the recording studio, set your release date?
"Through the act of songwriting and the supportive and encouraging community, I found myself and the encouragement to let go of self-doubt" - Laudy Music
This is bigger than songs. Don't get me wrong this is about songs, but it's more than just the songs. It's about who you will have become as a result of writing so many finished songs. And it's in that becoming that you will be living the life you have always wanted. But let me tell you, this doesn't happen overnight. This is a journey. But it can start now.
Start now.
Happy Songwriting!
Francesca xo
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Francesca de Valence is an Australian artist, award-winning songwriter, speaker, and founder of I Heart Songwriting Club, where she has helped hundreds of songwriters from around the world write over 6000+ songs and be living their wildest creative dreams. Francesca has been acknowledged by the Los Angeles Music Awards with an International Songwriter of the Year Award and also has received an Australian Songwriting Award. She has supported artists including Jimmy Webb, Belinda Carlisle and The Manhattan Transfer and her music can be heard on ABC radio around Australia.
Francesca is a prolific composer with a huge catalogue of independent releases over the past 10 years. She has penned her first musical "Beware of Boys" co-produced at the Anywhere Theatre Festival (2018), and her latest creation "Songs de Paris" (2018-current) is an ongoing musical experiment of her relationship with Paris – presented live in both Australia and Paris.


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|Quoting Emrecan (Reply 1):
How about the load of ESB-LHR flights?
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
-Eurowings will lease 2 ex-Atlas CRJ700s
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
-Euro Atlantic Airways will lease a second ex-Atlas 757
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
Atlas is leasing its nicer aircraft to lease a weird combination for themselves, just doesn't make sense.
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
And how about this looming TK strike, it is getting pretty ugly.
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
-Sept. is only a month away, can we finally get an order from TK for 787/777/350?
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 3):
I know that TK has been wanting to start MEL or/and SYD flights for quite some time so maybe a couple of longer range 350s could be bought to introduce non-stop flights. I guess one of the 350 variants has enough range to cover the distance right?
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
-Euro Atlantic Airways will lease a second ex-Atlas 757
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 3):
In my opinion, TK will go for the A 350 XWB. The 340s will still be used with the upgraded interiors until they arrive sometime around 2015 and then they will be phased out as the 350s arrive.
|Quoting TK787 (Reply 4):
All 350 variants have a range just about that, but when we factor in the prevailing winds and others, I just don't see this as a non-stop,
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
Now, there is some crazy news above (from CH Aviation); Pegasus gets brand new 738s and at the same time sends them away
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 3):
What exactly went wrong with AtlasJet?
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 3):
What exactly went wrong with AtlasJet?
|Quoting Bahadir (Reply 8):
An lastly for something completely stupid , THY extended the leases on some 734s. Leasing them from 1993 till 2009
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
Sunexpress get them from XL
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
TK starts ESB-LHR daily with 321
|Quoting Emrecan (Reply 1):
How about the load of ESB-LHR flights?
|Quoting Illusion (Reply 12):
Quite a suprize but the loads seems to be quite high as TK planned daily and BMI x6...
|Quoting Bahadir (Reply 8):
THY extended the leases on some 734s. Leasing them from 1993 till 2009..
|Quoting TK787 (Reply 14):
I don't understand this. What is the urgency? These 6 734s are leased for another 2 years, why rush now to extend their lease till all the way to 2014? This must be a very sweet deal, or is there a lack of 15 year old 734s in the market?
Also by 2009 there will be 12 more A320s, 5 more A321s, 8 more 738s in the TK fleet. Just don't get it.
|Quoting Stylo777 (Reply 17):
I need some help with the booking number of TK. Could someone help me? I need exact numbers of several flights, not the availability of Amadeus, Sabre, Apollo and so on...
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 18):
Stylo777, I have no freaking idea what you are talking about.. Does anyone? Big grin What kind of booking number are you looking for man?
|Quoting Laxintl (Reply 16):
here is a link to an upbeat story about THY Cargo.
|Quoting Illusion (Reply 12):
Some competiton coming in to Ankara. With BMI taking over BMED as of 28 October ESB-LHR flights are planned to be x6 weekly.
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|Quoting TK787 (Reply 25):
It says the 313F has a capacity of 40 tons. TKs 313 pax version has a cargo capacity of 25 tons. So 4 months of retro fitting to 20 year old planes, to get 15 extra tons of cargo capacity, to last maybe another 5-10 years. Any thoughts on this?
|Quoting TK787 (Reply 27):
So which type is going to pick up the slack from those 3 310 conversion to longer flights to Near/Central Asia, India and weekend BJV, DLM, AYT flights?
|Quoting Laxintl (Reply 32):
Looks like Airbus will be bringing the A380 to Istanbul in October for a demonstration to THY.
Apparently Airbus made an unsolicited offer to THY for 3 A380s. According to the manufacturer, based on traffic projections the carriers Far-East routes along with JFK should be able to support the A380 in a few years.
|Quoting Stylo777 (Reply 34):
definately a no-go for TK in my eyes.
|Quoting Bahadir (Reply 35):
I think TK will need something like 777 or A340-600 before they can upgrade to the A380 class.
I will say that the most logical one will be A340-600 because of the cockpit commonality. Run 343s to thin routes and 346s to routes like JFK and you will be all set.
|Quoting Stylo777 (Reply 39):
also some B738s?
Turkish Airline workers vote to strike
Thu Aug 9, 2007
ANKARA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Turkish Airlines staff voted on Thursday to strike for more pay at the height of the tourist season, CNN Turk reported.
The company's management and the government have been making efforts to avoid a strike, threatened by the civil aviation union HAVA-IS, which represents about 11,500 Turkish Airlines employees, including pilots and attendants.
The ballot by Turkish Airlines employees, taking four days, ended and the airline employees said "yes" to the strike, CNN Turk said.
Now the union can declare a strike within six days, but the cabinet can rule to postpone strikes at strategic companies, including Turkish Airlines.
|Quoting Pilotaydin (Reply 45):
|Quoting TK787 (Thread starter):
Eurowings will lease 2 ex-Atlas CRJ700s
|Quoting TurkishWings (Reply 3):
What exactly went wrong with AtlasJet? Did ETS Group screw it up after taking it over the OGER Group? They seem to be having a lot of problems in the last few years... I flew them 4 times now and all their flights were full. AtlasJet offers a great product and their domestic flights are extremely popular.
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If you have the space in your garden this is one plant to choose. Acanthus are robust perennials with handsome, lobed foliage. In late summer, tall racemes of white flowers with dusky purple bracts appear. Used as a motif in architecture and art through ages, Acanthus is a true architectural beauty!
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Wages are rising faster in the North East than in any other part of England, official figures reveal today.
But the increase was due to private employers paying staff more - while public sector workers had their pay cut.
There also continues to be a massive gap in pay earned by men and women.
And wages in the North East continue to lag behind those in the south of England, as well as Scotland.
The figures were revealed by an annual survey carried out by the Office for National Statistics.
The median weekly salary for workers in the North East with a full time job is £479.10 - up by £9 a week compared to a year ago.
This is an increase of 1.9 per cent, a little higher than inflation which is currently running at 1.3 per cent, and the highest cash increase of any region.
However, an alternative measure of inflation, the retail price index which includes housing costs, is currently running at 2.3 per cent, suggesting the pay increase may be below the increase in the cost of living.
The median salary in the private sector rose in the North East from £439.90 per week to £458.90 per week, an increase of £19.
But public sector salaries actually fell, from £428.50 to £423.30, a fall of £5.20.
What's more, there continues to be a massive gap in the amount earned by men and women.
Median pay for male full time workers in the North East is £519.60 per week, while for women it is £422 - almost £100 a week less.
Even so, the gender pay gap appears to be falling.
The statistics do not mean that women are paid less than men for doing the same job, as they may partly reflect men and women doing different jobs.
All the figures include every part of a worker's pay, including overtime pay or bonuses.
Median salary is the salary earned by people in the middle of the income scale - half way between the highest paid and the lowest paid.
Jim Simpkin, secretary of Newcastle Upon Tyne TUC, said: "Statistics often don't tell the whole story. The figures refer to median full time earnings, but what about part-time and zero hour contracts where hours are not always regular.
"The report compares male and female earnings but job cuts in the public sector adversely impact more woman."
Nationally, the median weekly salary is £518. This is higher than in the North East, largely because wages are higher in the East of England, South East, London and Scotland, pushing up the national figure.
The official statistics also show that one in ten North East workers with a full time job have annual earnings of £14,056 or less.
Anybody earning £34,727 a year or more is in the top 25 per cent of earners in the region.
TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "Ordinary households are not sharing in the recovery and the recession in their wages continues despite the economy's return to growth."
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls said: "Working people are worse off under David Cameron's Government and millions face a further hit if the Tories win the election.
"David Cameron and George Osborne have promised to cut tax credits again while keeping a £3 billion a year tax cut for the top 1 per cent of earners."
Nicky Morgan, the Minister for Women and Equalities, highlighted figures showing the gender pay gap had narrowed, but added: "There is more to be done and the Government will continue to work with industry to make sure it reduces even further.
"Women are vital to the success of our long-term economic plan and we need to make the most of their skills at every age.
"We have more women in work than ever before but businesses need to value diversity in their workforce and pay attention to the role of women."


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How to Select the Right Japanese Maple
Graceful and elegant, Japanese maples (Acer palmatum) are an excellent addition to most gardens. Essentially carefree once established, they offer year-round interest with their ever-changing beauty. From the sculpture of bare winter branches to the flush of spring leaves in colors from red to pink to green, followed by lush summer growth, and finally, a big finish in the fall, they're one of the most compelling plants you can add to your landscape (or terrace, patio, or courtyard, too–remember, some can grow in large pots).
To figure out which maple is right for your garden, consider these four factors:
Zone: Most Japanese maples do well in zones 5 – 8. They can be grown in warmer zones, but can suffer from leaf scorch and require ample regular summer irrigation and protection from hot afternoon sun. In Zone 4, most Japanese maples (except for Velvet Viking™) are not reliable in the garden. It's possible for them to survive a year or two if the winter lows aren't too severe, but sooner or later, they will succumb to weather. They can, however, be grown in containers and, once dormant, overwintered in an unheated garage or other cool, sheltered location. A better option might be a Korean maple which is lovely and hardy to zone 4.
Size and Form: Choosing the right one means knowing how you want to use it. Japanese maples range from 2 to 30 feet tall in forms that can be weeping, rounded, dwarf, mounding, upright, or cascading. Are you looking to create a grove of Japanese maples? Maybe create a spotlight with a solitary specimen? Do you want to fill a large container? Or perhaps a taller Japanese maple as the main attraction?
Leaf Shape: Decide which type of foliage appeals to you. Once you've got the size and form figured out, think about foliage. Japanese maple foliage is primarily divided into two types: either palm-shaped (Acer palmatum), or delicate and lacy (Acer palmatum var. dissectum). There are fans of both types, and the choice is often informed by the style of the garden or the surrounding structures.
Leaf Color: What color of foliage appeals most? With a range of foliage colors–red, green, orange, purple, white, and pink depending on the season–Japanese maples are among the most colorful of trees. Some leaf out in brilliant reds in spring, change to green by summer, and finish the fall in yellows and oranges. Others start red and stay red till autumn. Do you want a sequence of changing color from spring to fall or do you just really love rich, dramatic red throughout the seasons?
Once you have a handle on these considerations, it's time to see some options! It's always best to visit your local garden center to get the best possible information on what grows very well in your specific region.
To get you started here are some of our favorite Japanese maples divided by size and suggested ways to use them as well as care and planting info.
This is a considered purchase, so if you have questions or need more specific advice, please use the comments section.
Best for Small Spaces and Containers
Some Japanese maples are either naturally dwarf, or grafted onto rootstock that keeps them small for years (even decades if you're into pruning), or simply very slow-growing. These offer the opportunity to have a spectacular specimen that you can grow in a container or in a confined space. Choose carefully and avoid issues later by only selecting those that max out at no more than 10 ft. tall and wide at maturity.
Shaina Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Dwarf, compact form that becomes dense with maturity. New foliage emerges bright red, aging to deep maroon. Partial shade to full sun. Up to 8 ft. tall and wide.
Kagiri Nishiki Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Unique pink and white irregular border on the light green leaves. Slow-growing it's ideal for smaller courtyards. Partial shade to full sun. Up to 8 ft. tall and 4 ft. wide.
Red Dragon Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Beautiful, deeply dissected purple leaves turn bright apple red in fall. Slow growing and perfectly sized for containers. Partial to full sun. Up to 5 ft. tall and wide.
Velvet Viking™ Japanese Maple
Zone: 4 – 9
The hardiest Japanese Maple we have seen, it features finely cut red-purple foliage throughout the spring and summer months. It becomes richer in autumn. In most areas, it prefers partial shade, but in cool-summer areas it can take full sun. Up to 4 feet tall and 5 feet wide.
Best for Grouping or Statement
While we often see them carefully situated as stand alone specimens, especially in Asian-inspired gardens, in the wild Japanese maples grow in groups as understory plants in shady woodland spaces. You can get the same effect in your own garden by mixing several different types, shapes, and sizes ranging from about 10 ft. tall and above. While each will need ample room to grow, plant close enough so their branches can intermix. Magic!
Shishigashira Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Heavily curled foliage becomes purple-red with orange-red patterns in fall. Less likely to sunburn than other varieties. Partial to full sun. Up to 15 ft. tall and 10 ft. wide.
Crimson Queen Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Low-branching, dwarf tree with delicate, weeping form and beautiful crimson summer color turning scarlet in fall. Partial to full sun. Up to 10 ft. tall and wide.
Autumn Moon Fullmoon Maple
Zone: 5 – 7
Outstanding for limited spaces. New growth unfurls yellow to burnt orange, with exceptional fall foliage. Partial shade to partial sun. Up to 10 ft. tall and wide.
Emperor I® Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
A stunning statement plant, it shows off dark red-purple foliage that turns brilliant shades of scarlet come fall. It is slow to leaf out in spring, protecting it from late spring frosts. Partial to full sun. Up to 15 feet tall and wide.
Best for One Big WOW
If you have a spot that needs both height and drama, a Japanese maple that tops about at about 25 ft. tall might be just what you're looking for. While still relatively small as trees go, they're big on the wow factor due to their shape, foliage, bark, or often all of the above. These three are best used where they can stand alone without other trees or large shrubs competing for attention. As with all trees, pay careful attention to mature size. (This is Coral Bark Japanese Maple in the summer.)
Bloodgood Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Foilage opens red, turns brilliant-scarlet in fall, and blackish-red bark is a winter standout. Excellent small lawn tree. Filtered to full sun. Up to 20 ft. tall and 15 ft. wide.
Coral Bark Japanese Maple
Zone 5 – 8
Year-round showstopper with vibrant fall foliage and unique brilliant red-coral bark on young branches even in winter. Filtered to full sun. Up to 25 ft. tall and 20 ft. wide.
Osakazuki Japanese Maple
Zone: 5 – 8
Bright green summer leaves become brilliant crimson red in fall, holding color for several weeks. Lovely specimen tree. Partial to full sun. Up to 25 ft. tall and wide.
Japanese maples need:
- While some can tolerate full sun, most Japanese maple varieties prefer dappled or afternoon shade, especially when young. Shade does have its limits though–they need some sun for best foliage color and to promote the more loose and open structure for which they are prized.
- Protection from strong winds.
- Well-drained, consistently moist soil–during extreme heat or drought, give them a little extra water.
- Protection from late spring frosts, especially when young.
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Looking for a clump maple that grows to 15 to 20 feet.We had one and lasted for about 20 years. Very cold winter in Michigan killed it.
[…] Maples of any kind have beautiful fall color, but the Japanese Maple is a smaller tree suitable for any garden, and is decorative as well. Japanese Maples thrive in most parts of the country. In colors from red to chartreuse to yellow and orange, they are the stars of any fall garden. Find out more about them at 'Monrovia'. […]
Looking to purchase the Autumn Moon Fullmoon Maple ( Japanese Maple up to 10 ft Acer Palmatum for my side yard in Diwntown , Colorado Springs. Would appreciate any comments/suggestions for my selection. I based this mostly on color.
I'm trying to find which one is beautiful tall maple japenese tree that grow tall. Not dwarf. We live in marysville Ohio 43040
Atropurpureum weeping variety .is it same as the upright one detailed here? How high will it grow and can it be grown under a rock with max 1.5ft headroom space ?
I live in Bartlett Illinois between Schaumburg and Elgin. What zone am I in and which Japenese Maple would be the best one. Planting in backyard afternoon sun would like it to be no taller than 10 feet,
I'm looking for a Japanese maple with red leaves and tops out at 25 feet. It receives full sun with good drainage. Please give some examples with various price points
I live in zone 5 in Illinois and currently have a cut leaf Japanese Maple in my yard that stays short and cascades. Unfortunately it is dying off and I would like to replace it. It is about 4′ tall and has North East exposure but in the summer it is very shaded by a large pin oak tree and turns more green. I am looking for a replacement Japanese Maple that can tolerate the shade from the oak tree, not exceed 5 feet tall and ideally maintain a more red color. Do you have any recommendations for me?
Is there any Japanese maple that can be container grown indoors??
What kind of soil and fertilizer are needed for Japanese maple
When looking at your site for the first time those pop up questionnaires are VERY annoying. I would fill them out when I have had time to actually think about my selections but not the first damn second of reading.
This is very helpful since I have a small garden and love to see everything grow.
I live in Zone 8B, almost Zone 9. What Japanese Maples do you recommend for my area? The summers get quite hot and humid. Thank you.
What Japanese Maple can tolerate full sun? Acer Palmatum Fireglow? Climate zone 9B
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Hello… What maple can i plant in zone 9b…??? I was looking for something that is about 15 ft. tall…..I really like the japanese maple.. But I know they will not grow here.. thanks…
Which Japanese maple weeping lace leaf dwarf for a focail point will stay red all summer
We are looking for a Japanese red maple which will grow slowly, to about 3-4 feet tall and wide, in 10 years or so. We want to plant it next to our pond garden. Which trees would you recommend? Thanks!
I am looking to replace harpstring Japanese maple. Do ypu have one and where are you located. I live in Toronto, Ontario.
Hi. I live in Queens NY.. I looking to grow a japanese maple in the front yard of my house. The space I have is about 6 ft × 12 ft. And I want to keep my window vision clear…. so, I the tree not to grow more that 6 to7 ft tall… my auestion is which is better the inaba shildare or crimson queen . Considering the space and I dont want the branches extent to my neiborn front yard and also I dont want to have a tree in the shape of a mushroom.. Please advise.. Thank you
[email protected]. I have a very small enclosed courtyard 2 m x 3m. I'd like to do a Japanese garden of paths n a maple in the centre (maybe). It could grow to 3m. It would be shaded. Well drained and loved please advise given Victoria's climate is changing so much. Thanks
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What is the Japanese maple that is adorning the top/the opening picture of the site? Likewise, what maple would grace the site under "best for one big wow!" These two look similar. I would love to know what tree these are—they are adorable!! And I can't tell by looking myself… need your comments. To purchase perhaps? And thanks
Can you suggest a grouping of three where the tallest will be no more than 10 feet? I like the waterfall maple, the tamukeyama as well as the orangeola. Aleady have a coral bark and could choose 2 more for a grouping or leave it as is and use 3 elsewhere. Thoughts? Thank you, Dan
I'm looking for possibly two japanese maples to replace a large landscaping tree in our front yard (east facing) that is too tall and brushing up against power lines. If you imagine the power lines are making an "L" shape, I would like a larger one to be at the top of the L, and one of the weeping variety to be at the bottom right of the "L." The larger one would would be withing 8 ft of my sewer lateral, and the power lines are 15 ft up. Any suggestions?
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We are looking for a Japanese Maple tree – perhaps Shin Deshojo – for a container in our patio. It would be against a white wall just outside a garden window. The patio has a covered roof but the area where the tree would be has skylight-type panels. Would this be a good fit or do you have other suggestions. I definitely want one that has both green seasons and bright colored fall seasons. Was also looking at Seiryu.
Love your site , i'm very fascinated with Japanese maple .
Thank you .
We are looking for a Coral-Red bark Maple to plant within 3-4′ in the corner of our house. This spot receives afternoon sun (faces west) but because of space, cannot go as high as 25″ with a 4′ base. What do you recommend? We really love the red bark in the winter….
Thank you
Is there a Japanese maple which stays 5' or less, and needs more shade than sun?
where to buy?
Can the Red Dragon Japanese Maple grow in Sarasota, Fl .
We live in Austin, Texas near a greenbelt with deer. Is the Japanese red maple resistant to deer?
I've been trying to figure out what type of Japanese Maple I have… I found it out by the curbside, left for dead about 2 years ago and have no idea how to care for it. What I (and the former owner) originally thought it must have been some type of disease, now I think it was just sunburnt. I know for a fact it got sunburnt last year on the back deck. Possibilities are Emperor 1, Trompenburg, Red-Leaf, Bloodgood… etc. It dropped its leaves in the winter but started budding in early spring so I changed the soil and brought it indoors when we had another freeze. It started growing beautifully, adding 2 feet of branches and leaves over the past month and I finally decided to put it on the shady front porch that get's partial indirect sun for a few hours… It's only been out for a few days and I already see it's perfect leaves getting crispy edges. I'm not sure what the problem is. The weather has been nice enough to leave open doors and windows… The leaves are also curling under and, I'm not sure if that's characteristic of its species or a problem… I know the browning edges are… and it did not have them before I put it outdoors. The buds started off Maroon but have been gaining a greenish hue and the newer leaves are now growing green.
[email protected]. I live in Philadelphia Pa. I have purchased 2 Japanese Maples and they both died I love this type of tree. The first one died because I knew nothing about them only my love for them the second one died because I have no shade so I need a solution please help
Looking for a Japanese maple 25 feet or taller with good leaf color
I like the Osakqzuki Japanese maple
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Do you carry acer palmatum in a 5-6′ specimen of Tsuri nishiki; Shindeshojo; Iijumasunago, Kilarney or Kinran? I would be able to purchase from Plantworld in Albuq., New Mexico as I am a landscape designer in Santa Fe.
Have a potted Bloodgood which has leafed out beautifully 3X then the leaves curl up and literally disappear. It looks healthy but what is going wrong?! By the way I live in NE Fla.
Linking this article to our website for others to read. Great Article!
I need to replace a Japanese Maple that did not do well in my garden. It is to be planted in a small space next to a water feature in the front of a
kitchen window. The area is mostly shady and I definitely want a dwarf tree such as "Never Red", "Bloodgood", "Crimson Queen."
Please advise your recommendations and pricing. Also include delivery charges, if any. We live in Encino.
This is a wonderful article. I am saving it!
I have a tamekuyama Japanese Maple, about 2 ft. tall, spindly, but in good condition. Should I be pruning it this winter, to make it bush out, or just leave it alone? Will it get bushy as it grows?
I want a Japanese maple with "mounding" form, 10′-12′. I live the n zone7. What varieties can I choose from?
Is there any JM that I can grow in zone 9A in Texas?
Can you please send me a zone map? I think I'm in zone 6 as I live in Hutchinson, Kansas. Are the lower numbers south or north?


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[CA] Raymarine S3 autopilot head disconnect when Garmin on Network
01-15-18, 10:56 AM (This post was last modified: 01-24-18 12:05 PM by Chuck - Raymarine - Moderator.)
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[CA] Raymarine S3 autopilot head disconnect when Garmin on Network
Hello -
I have a Raymarine network (NMEA2000) that contains:
Axiom Pro 12 with Quantum Radar
i70s x2
iTC-5 connected to Wind/Depth/Speed
S3 autopilot via Seatalk to SeatalkNG converter (12V wire DISCONNECTED at autopilot)
SeatalkNG powered directly from 12V supply via 5port SeatalkNG hub
Vesper Marine AIS
... and a GARMIN GPSMap 741 xs chartplotter (which has no connections other than the NMEA2000 to the SeatalkNG net)
Except for the p70, all devices are within 90cm of each other.
Everything works well when the GARMIN is not powered on. When powering on the GARMIN, things work, but there is a random glitch (sometimes it works for days, sometimes it works for minutes until the glitch shows up) where the autopilot head gets disconnected (warning message "Auto Pilot Head Disconnected"), resulting in the autopilot getting disengaged.
- I rearranged the network access locations to ensure that the Axiom and Garmin are close to the power feed (suspected 12V issue) but no change
- I turned OFF all outgoing messages on the GARMINm, but no change
PS: Sending same message to GARMIN.
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RE: [CA] Raymarine S3 autopilot head disconnect when Garmin on Network
Welcome to the Raymarine Forum cplenz,
Please attach a system diagram to this thread identifying how you have interfaced these products to one another. Please additionally indicate what version of software has been installed within the SeaTalk to SeaTalkng Converter and each of the autopilot components. To do so, the p70 or p70S may temporarily be interfaced as a spur to the SeaTalkng backbone to permit this information to be obtained via the autopilot control head's Diagnostic menu.
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