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New album: The Blessed Unrest
New album: The Blessed Unrest
Artist: Sarah Bareilles
Label: Epic
Rating: 3 stars out of 5
Sara Barielles is known to millions as a former judge on the NBC karaoke show �The Sing Off,� but don�t hold that against her. With the music industry suffering from what looks like an incurable case of irritable bowel, Bareilles can�t really be faulted for using TV as a means to get people to notice her music.
Thankfully, the music Barielles is creating is quite good. Bareilles� fourth album, �The Blessed Unrest,� isn�t as bright and cheery as her previous effort �Kaleidoscope Heart,� but the songs are still catchy and predominantly upbeat. With a slight modern-tinted nod to Motown, �Little Black Dress� is the type of relationship song Carole King might write if she were a young woman of the 21st century. Filled with dashed expectations and regret, the song is still a toe tapper.
�Hercules� and �Chasing the Sun� pull from the same straw Fiona Apple has been nursing lately, which would be fine if Apple wasn�t already doing it. Barielles� singing and piano playing is invigorating, and in some instances makes fair to middling songs sound downright majestic.
Lyrically, �1000 Times� is tailor-made for the end credits of an overwrought high school drama, but Barielles� voice gives the song an edge that saves it from the scrap heap. �I Choose You� is a pleasant piece of Kate Bush quirk pop, and singalong of the year candidate �Eden� overcomes the most annoying drum machine this side of Right Said Fred.
All things considered, the highs outweigh the lows on �The Blessed Unrest.� This album is not exactly a watershed moment in Barielles� young career, but it does bode well for the future. Once the pursuit of massive pop stardom has waned, Barielles will be able to lose the annoying pop production that weighs down some of her best material.
Classic album: Curtis
Artist: Curtis Mayfield
Label: Curtom/Rhino
Rating: 5 stars out of 5
The solo debut of former Impressions member Curtis Mayfield came out of nowhere in 1970 to become the definitive psychedelic soul album.
While most of Mayfield�s work with the Impressions was on the smoother side of soul music, his first solo foray was more in line with the then recent funk innovations of James Brown, Funkadelic and Sly Stone. What set Mayfield�s music apart was his skill as a producer and conceptualist. The songs on �Curtis� were written with specific but unobtrusive themes in mind, and the arrangements could hang with any Phil Spector production.
The album�s most popular track � �If There�s a Hell Below We�re All Gonna Go� � begins with a thick, murky intro straight out of Pink Floyd before shifting up into a horn-driven funk fest. Weaving the tensions of the time with the desire to overcome them, �If There�s a Hell ...� was a wake up call for a generation that had been busy pointing fingers for the better part of a decade.
The combination of inner city prose and lush orchestral arrangements on �The Other Side of Town� was a precursor to the Philly soul sound that was about five years away. �Move on Up� rides on a horn section that�s as tight as Chicago but funky as Santana�s Woodstock performance of �Soul Sacrifice.� The groove is relentless and Mayfield�s upper register vocals knit everything together perfectly.
�Curtis� still sounds fresh today, and cuts that received little to no airplay (�Readings in Astrology,� �Underground�) should come as welcome surprises to listeners only familiar with �Ghetto Child� and �Give It Up.� It�s impossible to go wrong with �Curtis,� and anyone infected with the funk should seek it out.
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anderslunders necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 79 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
We'd like a stylish, innovative and well-designed logo with our brand name "Dirigendo", a funnel, and preferably also a piechart.
Optional bonus for the winner - get $100 extra for design of business card and letterhead (but let's fix this after you win, ok!)
We're management consultants from Sweden doing market analysis & strategies for investors and high growth companies. Our job is to connect market insights to shareholder value.
The concept for our new logo is the "marketing funnel" or "purchasing funnel". The funnel doesn't have to vertical and straight, it could be a swoosh, go down and then point upwards or whatever cool idea you have. Just keep the professional and exclusive feeling in mind, also when trying different fonts. It would be great if the funnel could be used as a symbol on its own. The open end of the funnel could contain a well-designed piechart. The small end of the funnel should not be too small - our customers are growing pretty fast!
If you read this brief and have a great idea we shouldn't miss out on, different from the marketing funnel, you're welcome to submit an entry as well!
If you've got any questions, just contact us!
The logo should include at least: - Dirigendo, a funnel and a possibly a pie chart- Optional tagline (just show it's working with and without a tagline)
The logo must be: - Unique- Smart- Business & Professional- Stylish & Elegant- Fresh & Scandinavian- Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator format
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Yahoo! Sports, seemingly dedicated to the sole pursuit of torturing the University of Southern California, has done some digging about the instant replay booth in last year's national championship game. They've discovered that it was an incorrectly hooked-up replay monitor that prevented the proper call from being made on a Vince Young touchdown that should've been overturned.
I'm sure that USC fans find that not only comforting, but timely and helpful, as well. The replay officials at the time told the world that there was an equipment malfunction, but that wasn't the case. Someone just hooked up a monitor incorrectly.
And not only that, you want to know what kind of a high-tech system they were using? Two televisions displaying ABC's broadcast feed and a TiVo. The NFL uses a $125,000 system called "DVSport," while for the NCAA national championship game, they use something you can pick up at any Wal-Mart for a few hundred bucks. In fact, I suspect that many of you are using that very same high-tech Rose Bowl replay system right now. What did they have at the Independence Bowl, a courtroom sketch artist, and a Polaroid camera?
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Ben Groundwater channels his inner Bear Grylls on a challenging survival trek in Queenstown.
Peter raises his hand, bringing us to a halt behind him. We stand there silently, our breath billowing into the still alpine air, as he casts a glance left and right, checking for signs of danger.
"This is your first lesson in survival," he whispers, nodding towards the bitumen in front of him. "Always look left and right before you cross the road."
With that he grins, drops his hand and leads us across the highway, into the trees, into the mountains, and into the real danger zone.
OK, so the road safety tip wasn't part of the course - we're learning far more primitive skills today. Skills such as building a spring trap to ensnare rabbits. Like catching fish with a plastic bottle; building a stove from a Coke can; starting a fire with a phone battery. But you have to begin somewhere.
We gather in an abandoned hikers' hut ...
Inspired by the rugged manliness of Bear Grylls and his TV show Man vs Wild, we're here in Central Otago to learn the tricks of the trade. If we're ever trapped in the mountains, we want to be able to survive. (Failing that, we want to be able to tell our friends that if we're ever trapped in the mountains, we would be able to survive.)
Peter Hitchman is our guide and survival master. He created "You vs Wild", a new hike for budding adventurers who want to take more away from their trip to Queenstown than a few sore limbs and a hangover. They want knowledge; they want skills.
What would you do if you found yourself lost and alone in the New Zealand Alps? What would be your first move?
"You have to think about the 'rule of threes'," Peter says, stopping his students on a narrow path that winds through the wooded Alps.
"Humans can survive three minutes without air, three hours without shelter, three days without water, and three weeks without food. So that should be your priorities: air, then shelter, then water, then food."
Air's not a problem around here, and shelter is only an issue when it gets dark - but what about water? Over there to our right is a stream. Everyone knows you can drink from a moving stream. Problem solved.
"That's a common mistake," Peter says, crushing dreams of natural aptitude. "People take water from fast-moving parts of the river. You don't want to do that, you'll get giardia. Thing is, the giardia bug is heavier than water, so if you take water from a still part of a moving stream, the giardia will have sunk and you won't get any."
Good trick. Peter, like Bear Grylls, is an Englishman. Unlike Grylls, however, who got his start in the SAS, Peter's career began in the world of rock'n'roll. He worked in England as a security guard for Duran Duran - the only things he had to survive in his early days were crazed groupies, and the '80s.
He's since picked up a thing or two about survival. Like these furry leaves by the side of the trail.
Collect them, Peter says, and stuff them inside your shirt. They're natural insulation - they'll keep you warm.
His three students nod, wide-eyed. It's boy scouts for people who weren't boy scouts. And the skill everyone wants to learn is one of the scout classics: starting a fire.
We gather in an abandoned hikers' hut deep in the woods, ready to hear the secrets.
There are three ways. One involves rubbing sticks together (time-consuming, hard). Another requires a plastic straw filled with vasoline-soaked cotton wool (ideal, unlikely). The last is a neat trick, as Peter strikes a mobile phone battery on some steel wool, causing a spark, a flare, and then glorious, life-saving fire.
Outside the hut, the lesson continues. "See this stuff?" Peter asks, holding up a long, thin leaf with a vein running through it. "We call this 'bushman's shoelaces'. You can use this middle bit as a bootlace, or to build a rabbit trap. Or," he adds, rubbing his arms with the leaves and giving us a wink, "you can use it to clean yourself up. It's easier to hitch a lift home if you look clean."
There's far more to learn: little tips and tricks that, if they don't come in handy in the wild, will at least provide fodder for showing off in the pub. It's fascinating stuff.
And as we trek out of the forest, we're given the chance to show off our new knowledge.
We all pause at the road. We look left; then right. Bear Grylls has got nothing on us.
The writer travelled as a guest of Tourism New Zealand.
Three ways to relax in Queenstown
Had enough of hardcore survival? Here's how to take it easy.
1. Appellation Wine Tour Spend the day sampling Central Otago's best drops, including plenty of its famous pinot noir, with this local tour. There's even a little history lesson in between all the swilling and slurping. appellationcentral.co.nz.
2. Rata Restaurant There are plenty of great casual restaurants in Queenstown — The Cow and Joe's Garage among them — but the new kid on the block for fine dining is Michelin-starred chef Josh Emett's creation, Rata. ratadining.co.nz.
3. The Spa at Millbrook Once you've finished capturing your dinner and rubbing sticks together, head out to Millbrook Resort for the full spa treatment, including massage and facial. millbrook.co.nz.
Trip notes
Getting there
Air New Zealand flies direct from Sydney to Queenstown daily. 13 24 76, airnewzealand.com.au.
Staying there
Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel is right in the middle of town and has rooms from $NZ450 ($356) a night. queenstownparkhotel.co.nz.
Surviving there
NZ Walks offers the You vs Wild half-day trek, which costs $NZ140 a person. youvswild.co.nz.
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New London official, not ex-FBI director, will lead probe of Chief Ackley
New London — A day after the City Council rejected his $92,500 request to pay the former director of both the CIA and FBI to investigate the conduct of the police chief, Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio announced the appointment of the city's personnel administrator to handle the job.
In a written statement Wednesday, Finizio said he has appointed Personnel Administrator Tina Collins to head the investigation into Chief Margaret Ackley.
"I have instructed her to proceed deliberately and thoughtfully to ensure the results of this investigation are as comprehensively prepared as possible," Finizio said in the statement. "I have also instructed her to act on this matter only within the confines of the approved budgetary line items for her department and only during her normal work hours. This investigative work will be in addition to Ms. Collins's other duties."
Finizio on Tuesday had proposed to the City Council the appointment of William Webster, a former federal judge and former head of the FBI and CIA, to lead the investigation into allegations that led Finizio to suspend Ackley with pay in late July.
The City Council balked at the cost, the use of funds from an economic development account and the way Finizio had presented his nominee. Finizio said he respected the concerns of the council and said an internal investigation was a more cost-effective approach.
The allegations that led to Ackley's suspension, as outlined by Finizio, include claims she targeted union leaders for discipline, misrepresented financial information and deliberately increased overtime spending in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year.
The suspension came a day after Ackley took the unusual step of asking a Superior Court judge, as part of her pending lawsuit against Finizio, for an injunction barring Finizio from interfering with her job duties. A hearing on that request is scheduled for December. Ackley is suing Finizio for an alleged breach of her contract.
Ackley's attorney, Leon Rosenblatt, called Finizio's proposed appointment of Webster "absurd" and what he called an example of Finizio "grandstanding."
"The personnel director is much more appropriate," Rosenblatt said sarcastically. "Anything the personnel director comes up with is going to be predetermined by the mayor."
Rosenblatt said Finizio's accusations against Ackley that led to her suspension are unfounded. Ultimately, Rosenblatt said, it will be a judge who decides whether there is just cause to fire the chief. "Just cause," by state statute, protects police chiefs and other certain other employees from arbitrary firing without proof of misconduct.
"There is no just cause, period," Rosenblatt said. "(Ackley) should be at work and left alone to do the job of the chief of police."
Finizio declined to comment outside of the written statement, which indicates no timeline for completion of the investigation.
Rosenblatt said he was willing, but not hopeful based on past experience with the city's law firm, to meet to try and hash out terms of a settlement in the ongoing lawsuit.
Deputy Chief Peter Reichard is acting chief during Ackley's absence.
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The Australian DJ's behind the hoax call to the hospital that treated a pregnant Duchess of Cambridge said they were "gutted, shattered, heartbroken" by the death of a nurse they had duped.
In emotional television interviews on Australian TV networks, presenters Mel Greig and Michael Christian insisted their prank call to the King Edward VII's Hospital had "a tragic turn of events no-one could have predicted or expected".
A tearful Greig, who was at times comforted by Christian, told Today Tonight on Australia's Channel Seven: "There's nothing that can make me feel worse than what I feel right now. And for what I feel for the family. We're so sorry that this has happened to them."
The 2Day FM hosts fooled nurse Jacintha Saldanha into believing they were the Queen and Prince of Wales and the hospital worker transferred them to a colleague who described Kate's condition in detail.
Ms Saldanha, a 46-year-old mother of two, was found dead on Friday in what appeared to be a suspected suicide. The nurse's brother Naveen told the Daily Mail his sister was a devout Roman Catholic and would have been "devastated" by her unwitting role in the breach of medical confidentiality.
Her partner Benedict Barboza, 49, and their teenage son and daughter, aged 14 and 16, are being comforted by relatives and friends at their terrace home in Southmead, Bristol.
But Labour MP Keith Vaz, who visited Ms Saldanha's family, said they were in "terrible distress" and urged the hospital to provide them with more support and hold an inquiry.
In response the hospital said its chief executive John Lofthouse had spoken to the nurse's partner on Friday by phone and offered to meet him whenever he wanted.
In another development Southern Cross Austereo, the parent company of 2Day FM, said a review of the incident had found the production team had made several attempts without success to discuss the prank call with the central London hospital.
But a spokeswoman for the King Edward VII's Hospital said: "Following the hoax call, the radio station did not speak to anyone in the hospital's senior management or anyone at the company that handles our media inquiries."
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The Best Photoshop and Lightroom Tutorials Available
Are made by George Jardine.
I use Photoshop and Lightroom every day. I know the "how" of color correction and retouching with those tools. What remains to be learned is the interesting part, the part that I get from watching good thinkers attack problems— their "why", their approach and perspective. It's different from mine, and it gets me thinking in ways I haven't before. His videos are perfect for that.
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Doylestown, PA (PRWEB) October 22, 2013
Leading natural beverage company Steaz today announced the appointments of Ralf Lottermann as Chairman of the Board and Linda Barron as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
"We are excited to expand our corporate family at Steaz by appointing two people who are uniquely aligned with a company culture steeped in triple bottom-line business practices and focused on the core values of people, planet and profits," says Steven Kessler, who co-founded Steaz in 2002. "Ralf and Linda step into their new roles with the company at an important time in our growth in the North American market."
Lottermann brings to Steaz a wealth of experience and knowledge in consumer goods after serving nearly three decades with Mars Inc., one of the leading food manufacturers in the world. Representing brands in chocolate, food, beverage, and pet care, Lotterman has worked with some of the most globally recognized brand names, including Twix, Mars, Skittles, Wrigley's, Uncle Ben's, Whiskas, Pedigree and many more. In his last position prior to retirement, Lottermann was based for three years in Singapore as President, Asia Pacific while also being member of the global Mars Inc. management team.
Barron, who joined Steaz in 2008 as Chief Financial Officer, has provided key financial leadership that has proven integral to Steaz's success and now looks forward to further developing the company and brand in her new role as CEO. Before joining Steaz, Barron was the Director of Corporate Accounting at Constar International, a leading global packaging producer and supplier, and also held prominent positions with Toll Brothers Inc., a luxury homebuilder and Fortune 1000 Company as well as Talk America.
About Steaz (http://www.steaz.com)
Steaz makes all-natural, USDA-Certified and Organic and Fair Trade Certified™ Steaz Iced Teas, Sparkling Green Teas and Steaz Energy drinks and shots. According to Natural channel grocery data compiler SPINSscan Natural, Steaz is the top-selling organic energy drink brand in the U.S., based on total dollar sales. Steaz, sold nationwide in Whole Foods Markets and other natural, specialty and retail grocery stores, is a subsidiary of The Healthy Beverage Company based in Doylestown, Pa. For more information visit steaz.com.
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I'm turning 18 tomorrow. I've been waiting for this for a very long time, I really just want to get a tattoo. I want it to be about atheism because it's one of the few things in my life that I know wont change. I'm really starting with nothing here, I have nothing particular in mind, so I'm open to all suggestions. I don't even know if I'm getting a quote, artwork, or otherwise. I'd also like to see others atheist tattoos if you have any.
That picture is of an amazing tattoo, but I think its a bit much for me, especially for my first tattoo.
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You could start small, with one of the logos. There's the American Atheists atom logo, or the Star Trek-style logo, the FSM or the IPU.
I myself am considering getting the IPU logo done in a blacklight ink, just because I think it'd be cool to have an invisible Invisible Pink Unicorn tattoo.
why not darwin fish eating jesus fish?
I was thinking of the Darwin fish, that's still a great possibility.
I LOVE this. It's so true. I just don't know where it could go.
The beauty of it is, almost anyone would agree with that quote. Including the people who conspicuously don't think for themselves.
OK, idiot minds (ok, my idiot mind) want to know - what is it?
Rocky - It's atheos (means godless, denying the gods, ungodly) in ancient Greek
I can sound out Greek letters. Love it.
I also have this word tattooed on me, inner left arm. I love that nobody has a clue what it means, so in case some religious nutcase inquires about it, I can just make something up. Or most likely tell them straight up anyways to spark a reaction.


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The Galway Home Brewers Club will be having their monthly meeting for the second time in 091 Labs on Wednesday, August 29 at 7pm. Last month's meet up was a big success, with home brewers flocking from all over Galway to discuss the art of brewing. On display were some wonderful homemade ales, lagers, stouts, pilseners, ciders, wines and meads. Needless to say, we sampled each others' wares.
The Galway Home Brewers Club is open to everyone interested in brewing, whether you've been doing it as long as you can remember or if you're just curious and looking to start out. The members can offer you some great advice and explain where to begin.
You can check out the Galway Home Brewers Club's Facebook page at the link below:


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Lewisville Texas is home to several ethnic festivals, arts and crafts fairs, exciting theatre, sporting events and much more.
View our month at a glance calendar to see an entire month of activities.
Looking for live music? Check out lewisvilletxlive.com.
VAL "Cell Phone Shots" Exhibit
- Date: May 03, 2019 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Location: MCL Grand
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Visual Art League of Lewisville's
Cell Phone Shots
April 6 - May 11
From the selfie to family shots and everything in between, cell phones have now become the go-to camera for capturing the world around us. Visit the MCL Grand's North Corridor Gallery to explore the latest exhibition by members of the Visual Art League of Lewisville: a collection of photographs taken with, and processed entirely on, cell phones.
All exhibit will be on view in the North Corridor of the MCL Grand is available for viewing Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. and evenings when there are other programs going on at the MCL Grand.
To reach MCL Grand from Interstate 35E, take exit 452 and proceed east on Main Street to Charles Street. MCL Grand will be on the left. Free public parking is available along Main and Church streets, or at Lewisville City Hall across Church Street from the center.
For details about upcoming events, or rental information for the facility, please visit MCLGrand.com or call 972.219.8446.


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$199 KDE PC available from Walmart
According to a recent news item at DesktopLinux.com, Walmart.com now offers a "1.3 Ghz AMD processor, host 128 MB of RAM, 30 GB of hard-drive space, ethernet interface, keyboard, mouse and speaker" PC for a mere $US 199.95. The system is "fully loaded with Linare's Linux, based on KDE" and "the system comes with access to Linare's 24-hour, seven-day-a-week technical support phone line."
Any chances on getting one from NYC during next linuxworld (somewhere around manhattan)?
By jmk at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Good luck trying to run openoffice with 128 megs of memory :) Good thing KDE doesn't require so much.
By Synonymous coward at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
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Well, maybe koffice could get the attention it deserves?
I personally just love kword and I don't need the compability for MS Word...
Re: OO.o?
I love KWord.
I don't need printing capabilities...
By noname at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
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Do you love KOffice? No, I love my wife!
By kalle at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
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Well, I like KWord, and I use it for a lot of short (one-page) documents. However, if you ever tried to create a document with 10s or even 100s of pages, tables, graphics etc., you'll quickly realize that OO.o is not yet obsolete.
Again, I like KWord and I hope to see it prosper, but you'll have to face the fact, that it still does have a long way to go in order to fully replace OO.o.
By Thomas2 at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
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Ya, KWord even admits that it's not optimized for large documents.
By Luke Sandell at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
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That's true, but I believe and hope that kword will reach a phase where it is adequate for most "normal" needs. But maybe the biggest problem is to attract enough programmers... to speed up the development!
Koffice will eventually have it's revenge =)
By David at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
Re: OO.o?
No, OO.o is definitely not obsolete :) Its rather in its early years, and undergoing rapid development. Healthy competition all round.
By Freddled gruntbuggly at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
Re: OO.o?
I'm not a professional user or anything, but I run OOo on my home computer all the time. It's a Celeron 766 with 128MB, running SuSE 9.0. It does take a long time to initially load, but I keep everything from my budget spreadsheet to my DVD Collection in it and it seems to be fine.
By Bryce Hardy at Wed, 2004/01/14 - 6:00am
Just doesn't make sense, it's a 1.3 Ghz machine! 128Mb RAM?
Anyway, nice initiative.
By Source at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: 128...
Slow systems for slow users.
By noname at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: 128...
Yep, kde feels so much better from 256 megs on.
By djay at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
I would have used
I would have used fedora it is more user freindly most first time use my get lost!
By jediwolf at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: I would have used
By ciasa at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: I would have used
Is Yoda that you?
By cm at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
No CD or Floppy Drives?
Not that I am a Lindows fan, but unlike Linare's $199 computer, Lindow's PC at walmart.com comes with a 1.4 GHz Duron plus a CD Rom (no floppy though).
That said, I am excited to see more vendors in the cheap PC market pre-installing KDE based Linux distributions. This is a large market, and I believe success here is the first step to conquering many user's desktops. I hope that these vendors take the time and care to setup KDE so that these users' first experience with KDE and Linux will be pleasurable.
I'm constantly amazed at the progress KDE has made in only a few years. KDE is an incredibly configurable, feature-full, and integrated environment all at the same time. Of course there is still work to be done, and I hope that the developers will continue to polish every area of KDE, but I'm proud to call KDE my desktop environment of choice!
By David K at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
WalMart got bankrupt in Germany, or at least their expansion strategy failed. The prices were to expensive so wired. 154,78 EURO or alike, I read in an US Marketing book it shall indicate sharp calculation to the customer... well, we are not that stupid :-)
However it would be nice to see an ALDI Linux :-)
Again I will fill out Medion's guestionaires at CeBIt 04 asking for a Linux PC :-)
By kalle at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Anyone has any info on Linare's OS ? Is it .deb based ? RPM based ? Distrowatch has no info on Linare because, well, Linare does not provide any apparently ...
By MandrakeUser at Sat, 2004/01/10 - 6:00am
Re: Linare
I met some guys from Linare. They started from redhat9, threw away whatever Joe Enduser doesn't need (its a single CD distro. They gave me one, never got time to try it), and they bought licenses from Fraunhofer and a couple of other prop. formats.
By Freddled gruntbuggly at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
Re: Linare
Thanks a lot Freddled, that's the first piece of info I get on Linare ;-) It wouldn't hurt them to give some technical details on their site ...
By MandrakeUser at Mon, 2004/01/12 - 6:00am
Re: Linare
The comoany is now closed, our attempts to reach Linare ceo Mr. Soma has been unsucessful. Can any one help us to reach Linare representatives.
By Mahesh at Wed, 2006/04/26 - 5:00am
Re: Linare
Linare is RedHat based
By Gordy at Thu, 2005/01/27 - 6:00am
Re: Linare
I bought the Linare INBS250. Its a fine machine. I ran Linspire 4.5 then Linspire 5.0 and now Mepis 6. I've been very happy with it. I'm sorry to see they closed shop.
By Tov at Mon, 2006/08/14 - 5:00am
1.3 GHz and 128 MB of RAM
Not a very good choice.
256 MB of RAM and a slower processor would be a much better choice.
OTOH, I suppose that you can add more RAM. But, if you aren't going to add RAM, this is clearly a poor choice.
By James Richard Tyrer at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am
Re: 1.3 GHz and 128 MB of RAM
Yes its definitely a poor choice.
This system isn't aimed at the kind of people who would add more RAM. They wouldn't even know it exists.
Unfortunately these people also think more gigahertz == faster (deliberately propagated by intel) and so they wouldn't settle for a "slow" machine.
By Freddled gruntbuggly at Sun, 2004/01/11 - 6:00am


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Dickey's gem spoiled, Blue Jays no longer alone in 1st
Defensive miscues and lack of support gives righty hard-luck loss
OAKLAND -- For the first time in six weeks, the Blue Jays don't have sole possession of first place in the American League East.
Toronto's lead has been slowly evaporating over the past couple of weeks as the rest of the division chipped away at the deficit. The lead is now officially gone as Baltimore evened the standing with a victory over Texas coupled with a disappointing Thursday night for the Blue Jays.
Knuckleballer R.A. Dickey had his best start in over a month, but the offense struggled and there were several lapses on defense in Toronto's 4-1 loss to the AL West-leading A's at O.co Coliseum.
"They outplayed us, pure and simple," a succinct and clearly frustrated Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said following the loss.
The high point of the Blue Jays' season came on June 6 when they pushed their lead in the AL East to six games. The club was a season-high 14 games over .500 but has since gone 9-16 to see its comfortable cushion completely erode.
Injuries certainly haven't helped with left-hander Brett Cecil and infielder Brett Lawrie on the disabled list. To make matters worse, Jose Bautista missed a week because of a strained hamstring and is currently limited to being the designated hitter.
The health concerns have led to some Blue Jays playing out of position. Edwin Encarnacion has started the past two games in left field, which shifted Melky Cabrera to right, and the club has become increasingly reliant on infielders Juan Francisco and Munenori Kawasaki.
The Blue Jays' normally reliable defense has suffered because of all of the changes. That point was extremely evident Thursday night as Encarnacion misread a fly ball to left, Cabrera got a bad jump on a shallow fly to right and Kawasaki made a throwing error.
"Everybody's doing their best," said Dickey, who allowed four runs but only two earned. "We're in a situation where we're nursing some injuries in some places and guys are called upon to do above and beyond what they normally do.
"They're doing the best that they can and that's just part of being on a team and trying to pick each other up. It just comes with the territory, but I felt like I pitched well enough to keep us in it and that team over there can really pitch."
Toronto's lineup was the best in baseball during May, but struggled through a large portion of June. Some signs of life were displayed in the first two games of July with a combined 11 runs, but with one of the league's best pitchers in Sonny Gray on the mound for Oakland, the issues resurfaced.
The only time the Blue Jays put together any type of sustained rally came in the second when they loaded the bases with one out. Left fielder Anthony Gose hit a grounder to first base and Nate Freiman fielded it cleanly before appearing to apply a tag on the baserunner Kawasaki.
First-base umpire Vic Carapazza felt that Kawasaki avoided the tag and made the safe sign. Oakland believed the force play was still in order and threw home to get the out. Gibbons then decided to challenge the play, and after a lengthy review, Kawasaki was ruled out and the run from third was allowed to score because a tag was not applied.
"I had a bad feeling that they were gonna count the run, because I saw Nate tag him," Gray said. "But at the same time I also saw the umpire say safe, so I knew [catcher Stephen] Vogt saw the umpire say safe too, so it was still a force at home.
"It's just a tough play all around. Without the replay, the guy's out at home. It's just one of those tough plays, because he tagged him, yes, but if the umpire called him safe, it changes the complexion of the whole play."
The Blue Jays put at least one runner on base during each of the next three innings, but each time they came away empty handed. Gray was charged with the one run on four hits and three walks while striking out five over seven strong innings.
Dickey allowed two runs in the second inning, but he wasn't helped by the fact that Encarnacion misplayed a fly ball to left that went for a double. Freiman later added an RBI double and the second run came around to score on a passed ball charged to catcher Josh Thole.
The score remained 2-1 until the eighth when Dickey encountered more problems. Craig Gentry led off with a single and then came around to score on an RBI double by John Jaso. The final run scored on a sacrifice fly while Dickey earned his first complete game of the season. He allowed four runs, but only two were earned on six hits and three walks.
"He pitched a great game," Gibbons said. "We just didn't get anything going offensively. Gray was really, really good too. We'll show up tomorrow."


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Evaluation of the Cleveland Scholarship and Tutoring Program 1998-2001
Executive Summary
March 2003
This is the second annual report of a study focused on examining the operation and impact of the Cleveland Scholarship and Tutoring Program (CSTP). The longitudinal project is investigating a wide range of issues associated with the operation and impact of the publicly-funded voucher program. However, in the current project year, the study was guided primarily by three questions:
- What are the characteristics of students who participate in the CSTP, and how do they compare with students who do not participate?
- What are the characteristics of the classrooms and teachers with whom scholarship students work in private schools, and how do they compare with the characteristics of classrooms and teachers in public schools?
- What is the impact of participation in the program on student academic achievement?
The current report presents the results of data collection and analysis over the period from autumn, 1998 through April, 2001. The project has been focused on a cohort of children who began their public or private schooling as first graders during the 1998-99 academic year and who were completing third grade in spring, 2001. These children represent three primary and two secondary groups of interest, and they provide multiple groups with whom scholarship (voucher) students may be compared. Primary groups include: (1) scholarship students who were awarded and use a voucher to attend private school; (2) applicant/non-recipients, who are public school students whose families applied for a scholarship but who were not selected to receive one; and (3) non-applicants, who are public school students whose families have never applied for a scholarship. Secondary groups include: (4) scholarship winner/nonusers, who represent a small group of public school students whose families applied for and were awarded a voucher, but whose families elected not to use the scholarship; and (5) former scholarship students, who were awarded, accepted, and used a voucher for private school enrollment for one or more years, but subsequently withdrew from the program to return to public schools.
What follows are major findings drawn from the more detailed technical and summary reports. It should be noted that, unless otherwise indicated, findings are based on the longitudinal cohort of students who are now in third grade.
Student Characteristics
- A greater proportion of scholarship students are Caucasian and fewer are African American than public school students. However, the proportion of Hispanic and multiracial scholarship students is nearly twice that of public school students.
- Third grade scholarship students, in general, are less likely to qualify for free lunch than public school students.
- Students in both scholarship and public school groups are nearly equally male and female and most have attended the same school from first through third grade.
- Most students in the cohort who entered the program after first grade had unsuccessfully applied for a scholarship in prior year, and the proportion of prior applicants was roughly the same for students who had been enrolled in private and public schools.
Across grades, students who accept their scholarship prior to the beginning of the academic year are nearly identical to their public school classmates in race/ethnicity and income. However, a majority of students who accept their scholarship after the beginning of the school year consists of students who were already enrolled in private schools, are of higher income, and are less likely to be African American.
Classroom and Teacher Characteristics
The vast majority of teachers in both private and public schools are fully certified, although the proportion is slightly greater in public schools.
- Private school teachers had more experience and had been in their current schools longer than public school teachers.
- Public school teachers were more likely to have completed some graduate coursework, but a majority of teachers in both groups had done so.
- Class sizes were larger in private schools, and class size was positively related to student achievement (i.e., larger classes were associated with higher achievement).
Minority students in both public and private schools tended to be enrolled in smaller classes and with more experienced teachers than non-minority students, but non-minority students were more likely to work with fully certified teachers.
Student Achievement
There are no consistent, significant differences in achievement between scholarship and public school students by the end of third grade. This finding holds across all of the available achievement measures (reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, science, and total battery).
Students who leave the program and enroll in public schools are achieving at lower levels than any other group in the study. Further, this pattern of comparatively low achievement generally continues for these students in public schools.
Findings from the most recent project period are not surprising. However, they do reinforce that policies and procedures for disseminating the scholarships have important implications for the program and the families who participate. Remaining unanswered are questions related to the long-term impact of the program on students, in academic and non-academic areas, and the context in which parents make choices about their children's education. Further, and notably, the security of the program that results from the recent Supreme Court decision likely will influence the program in important ways.
The longitudinal study of the voucher program in Cleveland represents the longest running and only ongoing research of any publicly-funded voucher program in the United States. As such, it uniquely offers the opportunity to provide answers to many of these questions.


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This was the strange manner in which Rabbi Eliezer Hager, the son of the Monsey-Vishnitz Rebbe, was greeted by the Jew from Bnei Brak who was marrying off his daughter in Monsey. This seemingly rude greeting upset some of Rabbi Hager's followers and other guests who began to grumble about the arrogance of the Bnei Brak visitor.
When Rabbi Hager learned of the commotion, he calmed everyone down with this explanation.
"The mechuten from Bnei Brak and I have been close friends for many years. When he arrived from Eretz Yisrael for the wedding, he told me that he needed a cellular phone, and asked me if I have a spare one to lend him. As I handed him my spare, I asked him to notify me if anyone tried to contact me at that number. When I arrived here he informed me 'Nobody called for you.' "


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Chinese investment in American businesses hit a record $6.5 billion in 2012 , with the third largest deal closing in Massachusetts when China's biggest auto parts maker invested in a Cambridge alternative energy firm.
In May, auto parts conglomerate Wanxiang Group agreed to take a $420 million minority stake in GreatPoint Energy , which is working to make synthetic natural gas out of coal, as part of a $1.25 billion deal to build a coal-to-gas conversion plant in Western China.
Wanxiang's North American arm, meanwhile, is finalizing a $256.6 million acquisition of bankrupt Waltham battery make A123 Systems Inc. — a deal that is expected to help make 2013 another record year for Chinese investment in the United States.
Several other big Chinese investments are waiting to close this year, including a $4.2 billion deal to purchase an 80 percent stake in AIG's aviation leasing unit, said Thilo Hanemann, research director at Rhodium Group, a New York investment research firm. He said Chinese firms, at a minimum, will invest some $5 billion in US companies.
"It is likely we'll see another record year," he said.
While the Chinese are still relatively small players in the United States, accounting for less than 1 percent of total foreign investment in the country, according to Rhodium, China is among the few nations that have increased direct investment here. In contrast, the biggest source of foreign investment in United States, Europe, has pulled back compared to five years ago, as the region has struggled with a series of economic crises, according to Rhodium.
Particularly attractive for Chinese investors are the US energy extraction and advanced manufacturing sectors, as well as utilities, real estate, and hospitality, according to Rhodium. These industries, many believe, can help Chinese firms move into technology and other sophisticated products that yield bigger profit margins.
Chinese investments in energy and advanced manufacturing sectors, like the deals made by Wanxiang, could also be a boost for capital-intensive clean technology firms. Many US alternative energy operations have struggled as overall investment in the industry has fallen, both because of a slowing global economy and a decline in government support as deficit concerns take center stage.
GreatPoint is already benefiting from its Chinese investment. Chief executive Andrew Perlman said the Wanxiang deal made it possible for the still-young Cambridge company to operate at an international level.
"It's really raised our prominence in China and given us the ability to do business there in a way that we never could have done on our own," Perlman said.
Chinese investment in the United States, however, faces challenges ahead.
In particular, federal regulators have increased their scrutiny of foreign interest, from China and others, in American assets, citing concerns about foreign competitors acquiring critical US technologies.
If such oversight becomes too political, some analysts worry, it could stifle a much-needed influx of foreign cash.
"That definitely has an impact among Chinese investors," Hanemann said, "that could damage the US in the long term."
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Introduction To Hydroponic Weed Growing
Growing medicinal grade cannabis hydroponically has become more and more popular in recent years mainly due to the greater control over the growing cycle. By growing hydroponically it is possible to produce a much higher yield and an overall better product compared to growing outdoors or growing in a soil medium. Growing medical cannabis indoors is an attempt to recreate the optimal growing environment that Mother Nature provides. When growing hydroponically it is possible to far surpass virtually any outdoor grow scenario and this translates into what many experts describe as the perfect grow. That being said, keep in mind that hydroponics are difficult to master and while the potential rewards are great, so are the inherent risks. This method is not recommended for first time growers, although everyone must start somewhere. By carefully studying the basic techniques and advanced strategies outlined here, you will be able to produce the highest quality medical cannabis within a relatively short period of time.
How To Grow Weed Hydroponically
There will be bumps in the road, you will have disappointments and mistakes will be made along the way. All of this is to be expected and you should be prepared for it as the better prepared you become at handling these problems, they faster you will acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to harvest your medicine effectively and efficiently. Please do not come into your first hydroponic setup with the mindset that a certain number of plants or a certain size grow room will yield a specific amount of medicine for you, this is simply not going to happen immediately. What will happen is that along with cultivating medical quality cannabis, you will also cultivate a newfound respect for the plant itself and for the skills and experience involved with producing high-grade medical cannabis.
Water Treatment / PH Testing
The reason that hydroponics has gained such an immense following is the yield. Everyone wants bigger plants and a heavier yield. By growing in water, rather than soil, this allows the roots to absorb much more oxygen, water and more importantly, nutrients. The first aspect of hydroponics is getting the water to the right conditions for growing cannabis. This means you want to achieve a ph. of around 6.0, or slightly acidic. For this you can use tap water, bottled, distilled, or filtered water. The optimum choice is reverse osmosis filtered water but these setups are costly and nonessential. Most tap water comes out closer to 7.5 or 8.0 so you will have to lower the ph by adding chemicals. This means using a standard ph test kit like the kind used for testing hot tubs and pools; this will work fine in most applications while costing less than $5. You can also buy an electronic ph tester that is simply placed in your water for a second or two but these pens start around $40 and add to your startup costs.
Marijuana Hydroponics PH
Ph test pens have been known to foul up from time to time and your ph is something that you cannot mess around with. In addition these pens will need to be calibrated from time to time and this can be a bit of a hassle so the pool ph test kit is generally recommended, especially for smaller setups. Paper test strips are also a choice, but while they are cheaper, they may be less accurate because you are matching the color of the paper to the color guide which is sometimes harder than it sounds. Ph test kits for pools and spas consist of a small plastic tube that is typically filled half way with your water, and then simply add 3 or 5 drops of dye generally; the directions will indicate how much of the testing dye is needed from the small bottle included in the kit. Put the cap on the tube and shake it once or twice, then compare the water color to the indicator chart that is usually found on the side of the testing dye bottle. It will help you establish a baseline color reading if you hold the tube up to a light or a white background the very same way every time you test, in order to best interpret the results. It is crucial to the health of your plants that the water temperature remain around 62 – 65 degrees Fahrenheit, or you will likely have problems down the line with root rot or algae buildup.
The heat from your grow lights may be the culprit or you might not run the AC that cold like most people, so consider a cooling unit if you are growing in a particularly hot place although water will stay cooler than room temperature for the most part so buying a water-proof pool/spa thermometer for less than $10 is a good idea.
Now you will need to raise or lower the ph to isolate around 6.0 for optimal growth. The best way to do this is to buy PH UP and PH DOWN from your local garden shop or again, the trusted pet store aquarium section.
Note: If you do find yourself in a larger pet store, you may want to spend ten minutes talking with the nerdy expert aquarium guy. This person will help you save time and money by showing you the quality merchandise versus the cheap stuff and help to give you a better understanding of what size equipment you will need for your particular setup. Remember buying air pumps and water pumps with higher output rates is always recommended.
Adjusting Marijuana pH
Balancing your marijuana grow medium's ph can be a headache when you first begin, so start with a small amount of ph up/down. What works is a teaspoon amount at the most. When you add the ph up/down, swirl the water a bit and allow enough time for the ph to settle. Test again and repeat until you have the magic 6.0. It will save time and money to make a note of how much you added from each bottle so you know for the next time. Most likely your first time will consist of numerous attempts that over shoot the mark but soon you will know exactly how much ph up/down needed for your water and this depends on the number of gallons your reservoir holds. The different nutrients you add will cause changes in the ph level so you may want to add the nutrients first or you can test the ph again after adding, but either way, know that it will change somewhat. Phosphoric acid is the chemical that lowers ph and potassium hydroxide raises it, so if you have a forest in mind, you may want to invest in these chemicals but know that these can burn skin and eyes badly, so use gloves and goggles always.
Hydroponic Marijuana Grow Reservoir Maintenance
When you begin growing you will want to check the ph daily to make sure your young plants do not have to fight stressful conditions to become established. Ph will increase as the plants use up nutrients in the water and the larger the plants, the faster these changes can occur. There are plenty of house hold products that can easily raise or lower ph but they are not recommended for anyone serious about growing medical grade cannabis. In the event that you run out of ph up/down or an emergency situation arises where you must adjust ph, you can lower ph with vinegar, vitamin C, club soda, aspirin, or lemon juice. Raise ph with ammonia, baking soda, or drain cleaner. Generally these home solutions will not last as long as proper chemicals and you are introducing other chemicals into something that will eventually be ingested into your body.
Think about it.
Next you will be adding air to the mix.
Hydroponic Growing Systems – Air Stones / Air Pumps
Your plants cannot survive without a steady supply of fresh air being pumped to the roots and this means you will need an air pump. An air pump is a small device that plugs into the wall and does just what it says, pumps air. A wide variety of sizes are available and depending on how you choose to grow and the size of your setup, you will need to pick a pump large enough to handle the needs of your plants. Most stores that have pet supplies, specifically aquarium supplies, will have exactly what you need to get started. First decide how many gallons of water will be running through your system and this will determine the size of the pump you need. Air pumps will show on the box what the gallon capacity is. Smaller models will only handle 10 or 20 gallons while larger pumps that are primarily used for decorative fish ponds will be able to handle thousands of gallons.
Selecting The Best Hydroponic Equipment
When selecting an air pump you always want to select a unit that handles more than the number of gallons in your reservoir. If your reservoir is 20 gallons, be sure to buy a pump that will handle 40 – 60 gallons. The reason for this is root growth and nutrient absorption requires oxygen-rich water. Keep in mind that these pumps are designed to provide air to pet fish, not cannabis plants so the bigger the better. Your air pump may provide adequate oxygen for the first number of weeks but once you have fully developed roots that are a foot or more in length and width, your air pump will not be able to push fresh air to all parts of the root system. You are striving to achieve maximum oxygenation at all times inside your reservoirs. To oxygenate the water completely you may want to select a dual or quad outlet pump rather than a single outlet pump as these provide you with more options for air distribution. After you have the right size air pump for your setup, next you need to buy clear or black plastic tubing to transport the fresh air into your tanks.
Generally this tubing is sold in 25 foot lengths. Along with the tubing you will need to buy connector fittings and t-fittings to split your tubing and to connect it to the last component of your oxygenation system, the air stones. Air stones come is a wide variety of shapes, sizes and materials. This is one component that most beginners will overlook the importance of and end up paying the price for in root system problems and yield reduction.
Rubber, ceramic, and actual stone are just three of the materials available but what is more important than material is the level of air dispersion that your stones provide. A quality air stone will produce many tiny bubbles that spread out wide to hit as much of the surface as possible while still pushing the air out with enough force to allow the water to circulate properly. Cheaper air stones will let out much larger air bubbles and generally in a small area directly above the stone itself, this will cause "dead" spots in the tank where your roots simply hang limp and do not get as much oxygen constantly. This is where having a dual outlet air pump and some extra t-fittings will come in handy. Use the t-fittings to add as many air stones to a single, dual, or quad outlet air pump as you want. Keep in mind that while having extra air stones does means better coverage, every time you split a line, the result is two air lines that are only half as strong in terms of air pressure.
A good rule of thumb for proper aeration is that you want to see all the roots flowing freely in the tanks like hair in the wind. If some roots are clumping together or sticking to the side of your tanks, these roots may start to rot and cause even greater problems for you down the line. By providing a steady supply of well-dispersed and forceful air to your plants, you will prevent a good deal of root rot and your reservoir will require less cleaning overall. Your air stones will get clogged up as time passes and you need to soak them in a hydrogen peroxide solution about every month or two, and at the very least between grow cycles. You may want to try several styles for your particular setup but air stones will degrade with age and use, so don't be afraid to replace them as needed.
Hydroponic Weed Growing Tutorial
- Mix cleaning solution (1 part Hydrogen Peroxide / 10 parts Water).
- Drain your reservoir.
- Transfer plants to fresh water.
- Check and clean root systems carefully
- Using cleaning solution; wipe out reservoir completely, clean inside of lid.
- Rinse reservoir with clean water.
- Refill reservoir with ph-balanced water, nutrients.
- Replace plants
Enhancing Marijuana Growth
Your reservoir is the place where it all happens. It may look incredible up top, but the real action is happening inside your tanks. The roots are essential to developing healthy plants and to producing a high quality yield. Many beginning growers are quick to forget about the importance of maintaining the reservoirs and the root systems because you simply don't see them as often as you do the foliage. Your tanks should be cleaned every two weeks or so. This involves draining your water and nutrients which can be done simply dumping the reservoir outside or in the drain but more likely, you will need a water pump and plastic hosing. Supplies for home setups can be purchased for around $25 at most larger pet stores, again just look in the aquarium supplies section where you picked out your air pump and air stones. Water pumps have a rating of Gallons Per Hour (GPH). This indicates the rate at which the water goes through the pump. The higher the GPH, the faster you can drain your reservoir(s) and if you are growing several large plants this can quickly turn into a lengthy task.
By putting a water pump inside each reservoir you can more quickly drain and refill your tanks each week but this will add a bit to your startup costs and inexperienced growers need to be careful when using water pumps and water lines as you can quickly flood a grow room while pumping out the reservoir.
It may take a few minutes to pump so you feel you have time to attend to something else but if your water line should foul up or come loose, you may find yourself spending hours cleaning up gallons of nutrient solution.When you are installing air lines or water lines, always be sure to make holes as small as possible to block out all light. Light is what grows algae and algae grows very fast so be diligent in checking for problem areas. If algae growth seems to be a recurring problem then you may not have a reservoir with thick enough plastic and some people will surround reservoirs with duct tape or aluminum foil to remedy this if replacing the reservoir is not an option.
Cleaning Your Reservoir
Once you have drained your reservoir, you will want to wipe down the entire surface, including the underside of the reservoir lid. A hydrogen peroxide (H202) solution is recommended for this. Mix one part H202 to ten parts water. H202 comes in a variety of strengths from (3%) to (35%).
It is cheapest to buy the food grade (35%) and dilute that down to a (3%) solution but it can be harder to find and the local drug store stuff works just fine. After cleaning, you want to rinse out the reservoir and refill with ph-balanced water and nutrients. Some growers like to add small amounts of H202 to their reservoirs as often as daily. This can provide extra oxygen to the roots and help reduce the risk of root rot but you will want to be careful as adding too much can cause problems and if you are just starting out, you will have enough to worry about. Your plants will likely have roots that are dead or dying and you will need to carefully pull out the brown, discolored, or slimy roots to prevent rot root when you are cleaning your tanks. It may be necessary to run cold water gently through troubled roots if you suspect a root rot problem is beginning because whatever you miss in the root system cleaning will start to multiply and spread all over again.
It is very important that when you are draining your reservoir, you set all your plants in ph-balanced water. Make sure that the water is the same temperature as your reservoir to prevent shock to the plants. In many places the water running from the tap will be 20 – 30 degrees Fahrenheit higher or lower than the temperature of the reservoir. Make a note of this and have your ph-balanced container filled hours before to ensure this does not happen. Some growers choose to buy multiple reservoirs to make this process easier and faster. The water you have set aside to put your plants in while cleaning your reservoir will probably need to be treated for ph as well.
Cannabis likes a ph around 6.0 as an average and in many places tap water has a ph of more than 8.0 and more than 7.0 in most places. This is a sizable change for your plants to adjust to and then have to readjust as soon as being placed back in your ph-treated solution. Hydroponic nutrients MUST be utilized within the proper pH ranges. Otherwise, nutrient-lock up may occur, and you will be left with crappy, brittle bugs that break at your fingertips!
This becomes less of a problem the faster you can get your reservoir cleaned and refilled, so keep this in mind BEFORE you start draining your tanks and find yourself scrambling to balance ph, add nutrients, clean roots, mix H202 cleaning solution, wipe down reservoir/lid, rinse out your reservoir and finally place your plants back carefully. At some point you may have something pop up unexpectedly during the cleaning process in which you have to leave your plants unattended for longer than you planned for so don't leave yourself in a position where you are causing added stress to your plants, especially younger plants. You will have a number of different circumstances to deal with when the time comes to clean the reservoir and this depends on what type of hydroponic system you choose to grow with.
Hydroponic Systems For Growing Weed Plants Cannabis Marijuana
There are many variations of hydroponically learning how to grow weed, but the most common used methods are listed below:
The aeroponic system consists of a large, enclosed growing chamber with the plants suspended above it. For the home grower, imagine or use, a large Rubbermaid container. The plants are most often placed into net pots with the roots hanging down into the chamber. Inside the chamber are small sprayers that mist the root systems to deliver the nutrients. A timer is used to turn the sprayers on for a few seconds, every couple of minutes. The number of sprayers is determined by the size of the grow chamber and the root density of your plants so make sure you have enough spray coverage to sufficiently saturate the entire root systems of all your plants. In any hydroponic system if your roots begin to clump together, problems may arise in the form of rot or disease. This system will provide excellent growth but is difficult to master compared to others. Because the sprayers produce such a fine mist, use of organic nutrients is not possible with this setup as they will quickly clog the sprayer heads. Aeroponics systems are also a problem during power outages because the roots will dry out and die extremely fast if the sprayers stop.
The DWC setup, sometimes called a water culture, is probably one of the easier designs to master. Start seeds or cuttings in rockwool cubes; next transfer them into net pots using clay pebbles to support the plant. Other grow mediums are available for this but clay pebbles have consistently proven to be durable and reliable. A reservoir is needed at this point which will be filled with your nutrient solution. This system lends itself nicely to a homemade setup and is a solid choice for the first time grower. Some reservoir options include 5 gallon buckets or Rubbermaid containers but a wide variety of other sealed, plastic containers will work. Be sure to choose something that it the right color (preferably white or black) and has thick enough plastic to keep all light out. With the plants placed carefully into net pots, place the air stone(s) directly under the roots and make sure the net pots are submerged about one inch into the nutrient solution.
Depending on the size of the net pots and how big you want to grow your plants, the depth of net pots can vary from barely touching the solution to being submerged several inches. With no drip lines or sprayers to clog, this system is very reliable but the one drawback is that supporting large plants can sometimes, but not always, prove difficult. DWC systems that devote 50 – 100 gallon reservoirs to one plant have been known to produce unbelievable results under expert supervision. Power outages will shut down your air pumps and although your plants will be ok for several hours, you will need to get oxygen flow back into the roots to prevent crop loss.
The drip system uses a base reservoir and water pump connected to drip lines to provide the nutrient solution to your plants. Plants are most commonly placed into individual plastic pots that are filled with a growing medium such as clay pebbles. A timer is used to control the pump and the nutrients are dripped onto the base of each plant where they trickle down through the growing medium and saturate the root system. The nutrient solution then flows back into the reservoir to be reused. The drip lines can be a problem for organic growers as they are prone to clogging. This system can be highly effective for growers most concerned with low-maintenance. The size of the reservoir will determine how often you need to add more nutrient solution, so using a larger reservoir is ideal for people who want to devote less time. Once experienced with this design it is possible to leave it untouched for a week or even longer, a big plus for some growers.
Probably the most popular system for the home grower, the ebb and flow (or, rather "ebb n flow" systems) consists of a reservoir containing a water pump, with a single grow tray, or individual grow pots inside a grow tray, sitting on top of the reservoir. The water pump is controlled by a timer that intermittently pumps nutrient solution to flood the tray and once the tray is fully filled, an overflow valve turns off the pump. You will fill the entire grow tray with a growing medium such as clay pebbles, or you can do the same with the individual pots that are sitting inside the larger grow tray. The flood timing of this setup is the key to proper growth. Depending on the rate that the nutrient solution drains back into the reservoir, you can set the timer to fill the tray every hour or only a few times a day but most setups will flood for about 15 – 20 minutes, every 2 – 3 hours. This system is fairly reliable but can give you problems due to power outages and pump or timer failure.
Commercial growers generally prefer this method for growing cannabis on large scale operations. For this design, a long tube made from plastic/PVC or a flat-bottomed, light-proof plastic material, has a number of holes cut into the top of it along the entire length. This tube is placed at a slight angle to allow the nutrients to flow into one end and uses gravity to carry them the length of the tubing to be collected. A large reservoir containing nutrient solution pumps a constant, shallow layer of nutrients (film) down these tubes and when it reaches the other end, it then drains back into the reservoir to be recirculated. A thin mat can be used to line the bottom of the tubing to allow for more even nutrient flow, called a capillary mat. The placement of the plants at intervals along the tubes must be far enough apart to avoid the roots systems growing into each other entirely. This setup generally does not require using grow medium but rather has the plants in net pots dangling freely into the tubes. With no drip lines or sprayers to get clogged, organics are a go for this system. Again power failures and pump failures will cause immediate problems because the roots become exposed to air only and will dry out in minutes flat. It should be noted that plants will require adequate root systems before going into the NTF setup to ensure they receive enough nutrient solution. Another option is to add drip lines to small plants to encourage root growth.
The wick system is the most basic hydroponic design. A grow tray filled with a growing medium, such as rockwool cubes or clay pebbles, sits on top of a reservoir. The reservoir is filled with nutrient solution and an air pump that provides aeration. Several wicks connect from the reservoir and run up into the grow medium to provide nutrition to the root systems. These wicks slowly absorb the nutrient-rich water and release it into the grow medium where it is absorbed by the plants. This is known as capillary action. In order to provide the necessary nutrients, two or more grow mediums of different sizes can be used in the grow tray. While this system is easy to operate and maintain, its major drawback is that it cannot provide enough nutrients to support larger plants, but for many home growers only needing small to medium sizes crops, this can be a very simple and easy-to-use design.
Hydroponic Nutrients
Nutrients are the foundation of your medicine. What you put into your plants is what you get out of them. That being said, the first decision is organic versus chemical nutrients. The recent boon in the organic growing industry has changed the way many people shop for food or in this case, grow their marijuana. Organic nutrients are overall more costly, but the results can be some incredibly powerful medicine. The overall taste is almost always better and organics provide that little something extra from Mother Nature that simply produces a better finished product when compared to chemically grown marijuana. While organics may provide a superior product, the downfall is that the yield is typically not as high as what chemical nutrients will provide, given the same conditions.
That is not to say that it can't be done, but most experienced growers will agree that chemical grows give you bigger, faster growinghydropomnically plants as well as heavier yields. Many medical marijuana growers, who provide for themselves, choose organics because they have the time, patience, and money to do so. If you choose to start with strictly organic nutrients for your medical grow, you may want to consider a soil grow first, as this will tend to minimize the risks to your plants that are associated with some of the techniques used in hydroponics. By using chemical nutrients you are not doing our beloved planet a whole lot of good because the excess salts and leftover chemicals you will be pouring into the local water supply have a negative impact on the environment in many ways.
It is easy to say, "I am only one person, it can't be that bad," but please remember the number of medical marijuana patients is growing extremely rapidly and while that statement may be somewhat true, you are going against a lot of what the cannabis culture stands for. The knock on chemical nutrients is that they will adversely affect taste and the chemical residue can be transferred to your body. Keep in mind that most, but not all, commercially grown and sold marijuana is produced with the intent of making money more so than delivering the highest quality product possible whereas medical marijuana patients are only growing enough to supply themselves.
What this means is that commercial growers using chemicals may shorten or even eliminate the flushing cycle all together in order to get the product out faster and begin a new crop sooner. A flushing cycle is the final stage before harvest where your plants receive no nutrients or a small amount only. Marijuana smokers will confirm that most commercially sold crops leave black ash that must be relit repeatedly and this is due, in part, to trace chemical residue from the chemical nutrients used during growing.
Chemical nutrients will provide you with a larger yield, especially for new growers, a faster growth cycle, they are less expensive, easier to deal with in many cases, and are less likely to clog your system or cause disease and root rot. With a proper flushing cycle, the vast majority of chemical elements will be removed from your plants. The question of organic versus chemical nutrients is causing a good deal of controversy in the marijuana community, with many enthusiasts refusing to touch anything not 100% organic and even turning their noses up towards those using chemical-based nutrients. Make sure to take into account all potential factors such as harvest size, potential health factors, environmental damage, cost, ease of use, and system type when selecting your nutrients. The best idea for starting out may be to use the best of both worlds. Try using some chemical nutrients and some organic nutrients to give your medicine a fuller flavor but also to ensure you are providing enough marijuana for your medical needs because, after all, if you run out of medicine then you will likely be buying chemically grown commercial marijuana and that often times funds individuals known to do worse things than put small amounts of chemicals into the earth.
Over time you will fine tune and hone your skills to develop a feel for what is appropriate for your situation.
Hydroponic Nutrients Marijuana Grow
Plant nutrients are further divided into two main categories known as micro and macro. There are six macro nutrients that you must supply your crop in order to have success. The first three: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K); make up the primary nutrients. These are the three elements needed most for growing anything and they represent the number system used on all fertilizers and nutrients, known as the NPK ratio (e.g. 20-20-20). The secondary nutrients are calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and sulfur (S). These nutrients are equally as important but are needed in smaller quantities than the primary macro nutrients. The seven micro nutrients are also essential for healthy plant growth but are required in only trace amounts. The micronutrients are boron (B), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), chloride (Cl), manganese (Mn), molybdenum (Mo) and zinc (Zn). By selecting a comprehensive base nutrient with a ratio around (1.0-1.5-1.0), you will be providing all the necessary macro and micro elements to your plants. This will be something that is fed to your crop for the duration of the growth cycle.
There are two phases to growing marijuana; the first is the vegetative cycle in which plants grow roots and foliage while putting on size. The second is the flowering phase that produces the buds that will become your medicine. Different levels of nutrients are needed during these cycles in order to achieve the best results. In the vegetative state, cannabis plants need more (N) and (P); and in their flowering-stage (P) and (K) are demanded in higher quantities. The exact levels and the timing of the nutrient feeding schedule is one of the most heavily debated topics in the marijuana growing community worldwide. Ten different growers will tell you ten different feeding schedules. Due to the huge variety of marijuana strains and the diverse genetics associated with them, you can safely say that no two plants will be exactly alike in terms of precisely what they need to achieve the best results.
Growing hydroponics allows the upmost control over the level of each nutrient. By using a TDS meter, you will be able to measure the Parts Per Million (PPM) of your nutrient solution. The ppm is the ratio of nutrients to water in your nutrition solution. The following chart illustrates a ppm schedule for a one month vegetative cycle and a two month flowering cycle. You will need to carefully select a combination of nutrients to provide complete micro and macro in the proper ratios. The levels of each nutrient will increase or decrease throughout, depending on what stage of growth your plants are in. Many growers choose to use a simple three part formula (Vegetative, Micro, and Flowering). On top of these three major components, you have countless options to supplement with, such as rooting hormones, microbe producers, finishing product, foliar sprays, and flavor enhancers, just to name a few. Depending on what brand of nutrients you choose to use, the ratios needed for each cycle will be different but all nutrient companies will provide a guide for the proper ratio to use during each week of the growth cycle. A baseline guide for a typical twelve-week grow cycle is shown below.
Week PPM
- 500-600
- 800-900
- 1000-1200
- 1200-1400
- 1200-1400
- 1200-1400
- 1200-1400
- 1400-1600
- 1400-1600
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