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Watching your peers in class, rehearsal, and performance, you tend to develop a sharp eye for dance. This sensitivity, this visual alertness, sometimes finds expression in photography. In fact, many of the photographers Dance Magazine relies on were dancers first: Rosalie O’Connor, Erin Baiano, Matthew Murphy, Kyle Froman, and Alexander Iziliaev, to name a few. Most of them started snapping photos when they were still performing, often from the wings. So we thought we’d take a look at currently active dancers who have become entranced with the camera. We found a range of approaches, from polished studio shots to painterly images to iPhone playfulness.
“For the seated/relaxed pose, I asked the dancers to imagine themselves watching the shoot from the front and to just react naturally. It is hard to discover a personality in such a strict setting, but I was pleasantly surprised that the dancers were willing to reveal some of their inner dialogue. The inspiration for the shoot was our constant stream of inner thoughts that is instilled by every coach and director, so that we can transform into different characters.” —Aleksandar Antonijevic, National Ballet of Canada, celebrating his 20th-anniversary season
Greta Hodgkinson during a photo shoot for National Ballet of Canada’s 60th-anniversary souvenir book in 2011.
Right: Abi Stafford’s feet. Left: Tiler Peck and Cali.
“I used to always have a camera in my bag wherever I went. Once I got an iPhone and saw how good the camera was, it became easier to use that instead—and quicker to share photos with friends and family. I like the idea of sharing a moment just as it’s happening.” —Janie Taylor, New York City Ballet
Left: Rebecca Hytting and Bobbi Smith of Batsheva. Right: Chen-Wei Lee of Batsheva.
“For two decades I used a conventional 35mm camera, but I made a point of rejecting obvious opportunities to photograph dance, thinking the results were boring and unnecessary. Then, going through some old books of dance photography—notably Alexey Brodovitch’s 1945 Ballet, and Paul Himmel’s 1954 Ballet in Action—I discovered that abandoning the crystalline image in favor of blurred edges approximates the excitement of dance in performance.” —Mikhail Baryshnikov on the occasion of his photo exhibit “Dance This Way” at Gary Nader Art Centre in Miami earlier this year
“I shot this photo of myself using a self-timer, with my camera situated on a chair on my roof, in Astoria, NY.” —Alexis Silver, independent dancer/choreographer
“The underwater shot was a series I did in a pool with dancers from SFB. The ropes were brought in for a puppet idea that didn’t work out. Once the dancers got tangled, it was a natural extension to try and escape, which is the image here. The dancer is a good friend of mine, Diego Cruz, who is from Zaragoza, Spain.” —Quinn Wharton, San Francisco Ballet
“This is Ashley Lynn Gilfix as Ophelia, a role that we shared, in Stephen Mills’ Hamlet. I photograph when I can, but for now the dancing still takes priority.” —Anne Marie Melendez (aka Anne Marie Bloodgood), Ballet Austin
“This photo is of Patricia Delgado and Yann Trividic of Miami City Ballet in Jerome Robbins’ Afternoon of a Faun. I enjoy shooting dancers from backstage. The ‘right time’ means two things to me: one, a beautiful position, and two, the peak of the artist’s emoting.”—Leigh-Ann Esty, Miami City Ballet
Clockwise from top left: On tour in Hong Kong, Janie Taylor on the floor and Likolani Brown standing; Maria Kowroski in the mirror; Self-portrait; At home with Charleyrose.
“I never imagined before that I would experience the joy of image-making firsthand, until I got an iPhone. My love of taking pictures began simply with…my cats.” —Wendy Whelan, New York City Ballet
“These were taken in a studio downtown last year. We just decided to get together and let me have some fun with the camera. The dancers are Sean Stewart and Lauren Post, both with ABT.” —Renata Pavam, American Ballet Theatre
New York City–based dancers know Gibney. It's a performance venue, a dance company, a rehearsal space, an internship possibility—a Rubik's Cube of resources bundled into two sites at 280 and 890 Broadway. And in March of this year, Gibney (having officially dropped "Dance" from its name) announced a major expansion of its space and programming; it now operates a total of 52,000 square feet, 23 studios and five performance spaces across the two locations.
Six of those studios and one performance space are brand-new at the 280 Broadway location, along with several programs. EMERGE will commission new works by emerging choreographic voices for the resident Gibney Dance Company each year; Making Space+ is an extension of Gibney's Making Space commissioning and presenting program, focused on early-career artists. For the next three years, the Joyce Theater Foundation's artist residency programs will be run out of one of the new Gibney studios, helping to fill the gap left by the closing of the Joyce's DANY Studios in 2016.
What is the right flooring system for us?
So many choices, companies, claims, endorsements, and recommendations to consider. The more you look, the more confusing it gets. Here is what you need to do. Here is what you need to know to get the flooring system suited to your needs.
"I'm sorry, but I just can't possibly give you the amount of money you're asking for."
My heart sinks at my director's final response to my salary proposal. She insists it's not me or my work, there is just no money in the budget. My disappointment grows when handed the calendar for Grand Rapids Ballet's next season with five fewer weeks of work.
"It just...always looks better in my head."
While that might not be something any of us would want to hear from a choreographer, it's a brilliant introduction to "Off Kilter" and the odd, insecure character at its center, Milton Frank. The ballet mockumentary (think "The Office" or "Parks and Recreation," but with pointe shoes) follows Frank (dancer-turned-filmmaker Alejandro Alvarez Cadilla) as he comes back to the studio to try his hand at choreographing for the first time since a plagiarism scandal derailed his fledgling career back in the '90s.
We've been pretty excited about the series for a while, and now the wait is finally over. The first episode of the show, "The Denial," went live earlier today, and it's every bit as awkward, hilarious and relatable as we hoped.
Dancers crossing over into the fitness realm may be increasingly popular, but it was never part of French-born Julie Granger's plan. Though Granger grew up a serious ballet student, taking yoga classes on the side eventually led to a whole new career. Creating her own rules along the way, Granger shares how combining the skills she learned in ballet with certifications in yoga, barre and personal training allowed her to become her own boss (and a rising fitness influencer).
Travis Wall draws inspiration from dancers Tate McCrae, Timmy Blankenship and more.
One often-overlooked relationship that exists in dance is the relationship between choreographer and muse. Recently two-time Emmy Award Winner Travis Wall opened up about his experience working with dancers he considers to be his muses.
"My muses in choreography have evolved over the years," says Wall. "When I'm creating on Shaping Sound, our company members, my friends, are my muses. But at this current stage of my career, I'm definitely inspired by new, fresh talent."
Wall adds, "I'm so inspired by this new generation of dancers. Their teachers have done such incredible jobs, and I've seen these kids grown up. For many of them, I've had a hand in their exposure to choreography."
José Greco popularized Spanish dance in 1950s and '60s America through his work onstage and on screen. Ensemble Español Spanish Dance Theater's American Spanish Dance & Music Festival is honoring the icon in recognition of what would have been his 100th birthday. As part of the tribute, Greco's three dancing children are reuniting to perform together for the first time since their father's death in 2000. Also on the program is the premiere of contemporary flamenco choreographer Carlos Rodriguez's Mar de Fuego (Sea of Fire). June 15–17, North Shore Center for the Performing Arts. ensembleespanol.org.
Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Christopher McDaniel and Crystal Serrano were working on Nacho Duato's Coming Together in rehearsal when McDaniel's foot hit a slippery spot on the marley. As they attempted a swinging lift, both dancers went tumbling, injuring Serrano as they fell. She ended up being out for a week with a badly bruised knee.
"I immediately felt, This is my fault," says McDaniel. "I broke my friend."
What's on the minds of college students today?
I recently had the honor of adjudicating at the American College Dance Association's National College Dance Festival, along with choreographer Dana Tai Soon Burgess and former National Endowment for the Arts dance specialist Douglas C. Sonntag. We chose three winners—one for Outstanding Choreography and two for Outstanding Performance—from 30 pieces representing schools throughout the country. It was a great opportunity to see what college dance students are up to—from the issues they care about to the kinds movement they're interested in exploring.
Here were the biggest trends and takeaways:
It's summer festival season! If you're feeling overwhelmed by the dizzying array of offerings, never fear: We've combed through the usual suspects to highlight the shows we most want to catch.
Subscription box services have quickly gained a dedicated following among the fashion and fitness set. And while we'd never say no to a box with new jewelry or workout wear to try, we've been waiting for the subscription model to make its way to the dance world.
Enter barre + bag, a new service that sends a curated set of items to your door each season. Created by Faye Morrow Bell and her daughter Tyler, a student in the pre-professional ballet program at University of North Carolina School of the Arts, this just-launched service offers dance, lifestyle and wellness finds in four themed bags each year: Spring Performance, Summer Study, Back-to-Studio and Nutcracker. Since all the products are specifically made for dancers, everything barre + bag sends you is something you'll actually use, (Plus, it all comes in a bag instead of a box—because what dancer can ever have enough bags?).
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Today, American Ballet Theatre announced a new initiative to foster the development of choreography by company members and freelance dancemakers. Aptly titled ABT Incubator, the program, directed by principal David Hallberg, will give selected choreographers the opportunity to spend two weeks workshopping new dances.
"It has always been my vision to establish a process-oriented hub to explore the directions ballet can forge now and in the future," said Hallberg in a press release from the company. Interested? Here's how you can apply to participate.
Back in January, Chase Johnsey grabbed headlines when he resigned from Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, where his performances had garnered critical acclaim for over a decade, alleging a culture of harassment and discrimination. (An independent investigation launched by the company did not substantiate any legal claims.) Johnsey, who identifies as genderqueer, later told us that he feared his dance career was at an end—where else, as a ballet dancer, would he be allowed to perform traditionally female roles?
But the story didn't end there. After a surprise offer from Tamara Rojo, artistic director of English National Ballet, Johnsey has found a temporary artistic home with the company, joining as a guest at the rank of first artist for its run of The Sleeping Beauty, which continues this week. After weeks of working and rehearsing with the company, last week Johnsey quietly marked a new milestone: He performed with ENB's corps de ballet as one of the ladies in the prince's court.


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Here's a news item from the Associated Press: BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho Democrats are open to a $141 million personal property tax cut proposed by Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter, provided there's something in it for local governments. The minority party Tuesday offered its annual response to Otter's State of the State speech, when the Republican governor announced he favored local option taxes to help replace money cities, counties and schools stand to lose from elimination of the tax on business equipment. Senate Minority Leader Michelle Stennett said local governments must be shielded from cuts to critical services.House Minority Leader John Rusche said it's too early to declare a caucus position, adding his members want to be players in the debate. In addition, Democrats say they'll push again for an independent ethics panel, election reforms and help disabled veterans find jobs.
Click below for the House and Senate Democrats' full statement.
Idaho State Senate
Idaho House of Representatives
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, Idaho 83720-0081
For immediate release - Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Joint Minority Address to the State
We are excited about the prospect of this new Legislative session and the opportunity to work with the governor and our Republican colleagues.
As Idaho Democrats, we believe that elected officials are servants of the public. The first, most important task of such service is to listen to the public. Last year, we knocked on thousands of doors across the state. We met with businesses, local governments and citizen groups in large and small communities. We heard that our first priority as we approach any decision is to weigh how these decisions will lead to stronger communities, prosperous businesses, and bright futures for our children so they have the opportunity to raise families in Idaho.
All of our decisions are guided by this basic value: strong communities are places where families and businesses prosper together.
Many indicators suggest that policymakers over the past two decades have drifted off course. Our wages are the lowest in the nation. Of 60,000 jobs lost between 2007 and 2009, Idaho has replaced only 10,000. Our educational investment ranks last in the nation. Our investment in public infrastructure has flat-lined. Many families are torn apart as parents work multiple jobs or leave the state for better employment. And, systematic neglect of our mental health care system contributes to higher prison populations and a tragically high suicide rate.
It is in this difficult environment that we meet to serve Idaho.
We know that the people of Idaho want leaders who solve problems, not create them. They want open, accountable and responsive government. We applaud the steps taken by the Pro Tem and Speaker to improve the ethics culture and will continue to work with them in this endeavor. We remain committed to restoring the public’s trust with the creation of an independent ethics commission. Further, we believe that we honor the vision of our Founding Fathers by improving our democratic election process and we will soon propose bills to achieve this goal.
We have listened to Governor Otter’s State of the State address and found much to like in his comments. We want to thank the governor for his work. But we find some aspects of his proposed budget troubling.
We appreciate that his approach to the personal property tax issue includes consideration of creating new, local revenue opportunities. However, while we seek policy to help our major employers thrive, we must be sure that our communities are not impoverished. The legislature must not force communities to cut critical services like ambulances, firefighting, and police. The legislature must ensure that school districts aren’t forced to slash budgets and degrade educational opportunities further. We must equip communities to meet the demands of local businesses—sound roads and bridges, broadband internet access and a qualified workforce. And we must not raise taxes on homeowners as we have with similar efforts in the recent past.
As we recognize the Governor’s response to this desire to eliminate the business personal property tax, we are troubled by some of the priorities his address showed. Community mental health is sorely needed but he advises a mental health prison in the Treasure Valley. Businesses are crying for trained and capable workers, but there is no additional support for higher education, and the meager 2% bump in K-12 funding still leaves us at the bottom. And without adequate maintenance money for State facilities and equipment and market competitive employee compensation, will we be able to serve our communities and our businesses in a way that promotes success?
We believe that any approach to the personal property tax issue should be as careful and inclusive of local input as the Governor has advocated regarding Medicaid expansion and educational improvement. Along those lines, we will carefully consider the governor’s proposal to create an Idaho Health Insurance Exchange.
The people of Idaho are struggling to keep their families whole and have asked us to help create jobs. We support the governor’s use of tax incentives to encourage businesses to hire veterans and will have complimentary veterans’ jobs bills this year. We also look forward to reintroducing some of our previous proposals, like Senator Lacey’s and Representative Pence’s “value-added” agricultural bill, to help create well-paying jobs here in Idaho. We’re also working on “Buy Idaho” legislation that will give Idaho companies and Idaho workers preference when it comes to completing Idaho public works projects. This dovetails nicely with the governor’s support for Buy Idaho initiatives within the private sector.
Efforts such as these give our children the opportunity to raise their families in Idaho. We will do all we can as well to help our small businesses, which are the backbone of our small communities, to thrive and to employ their neighbors.
We’ve heard our neighbors all across the state say that they want their children to have world-class educational opportunities. We will work hard to make sure that educational improvement is based on meaningful participation from parents and teachers, school boards and administrators, as well as the business community that relies on an educated workforce. We will support innovations that are proven to create educational success and future opportunities for our kids. We cannot overstate our commitment to a dedicated and careful investment in education—both K-12 and higher education.
We are indeed fortunate to live in Idaho. Despite the difficult times, we are people who work hard. We are people who value our communities. Idaho leads the nation in volunteerism. Our beautiful communities are time and again listed in national publications as great places for raising families, recreating or starting businesses. We have the talent and the work ethic we need to meet any challenge.
We as Idaho Democrats pledge to do all we can to live up to the high standards expected of us from those who elected us. We pledge to put families, communities, small businesses, and children first in every decision we make. We look forward to performing our duty and it is our privilege to help shape Idaho’s future.

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UK college offers medical students $ 13,700 to defer graduation
The University of Exeter in the UK offers students who wish to study medicine a scholarship of £ 10,000 ($ 13,735) and free first year accommodation to defer their place, due to the increased demand to study at the Faculty of Medicine.
As well as offering students a financial incentive to postpone their place to study medicine at the university, located in the south-west of England, the college also gives them the opportunity to study a postgraduate program before to start their medical studies in 2022.
University of Exeter Deputy Vice Chancellor Mark Goodwin said there had been a “significant increase” in the number of students choosing the college as their first choice to study medicine this year.
The UK government subsidizes the cost of studying for certain healthcare courses, such as medicine, which is typically a five-year course. This means that it only awards a certain number of places to study medicine at UK colleges per year.
The cost of a medical degree to the UK taxpayer is estimated to be around £ 185,000, according to the Medical Schools Council, an organization that represents UK medical schools.
According to MSC data, the number of applications to study medicine in 2021 increased by almost 21% from the previous year. For comparison, data released by the MSC showed that requests for medical studies increased by almost 6% between 2019 and 2020, indicating an overall increase in demand for the course in 2021.
He said the number of places available to study medicine remained the same in 2021 at 9,500, as in 2020, but the government funded 450 more places for students who had to postpone their places last year.
Goodwin said that “the university’s number one priority is to ensure that students who study with us receive a high quality, safe and rewarding education.”
Coronavirus closures in the UK have seen colleges move courses online, many students studying in university accommodation they had already paid for and some have even been forced to self-isolate in dormitories. Students have expressed anger at some universities’ handling of outbreaks of infection and the fact that fees have remained the same despite the courses being offered online.
The disruption has prompted some students to rethink their plans to attend college in fall 2020. A small study of 516 students conducted by London Economics, published in May 2020, found that 28% of respondents said they did not weren’t planning on going to college. in the fall of last year if the college of their choice was not functioning normally and still had many Covid-19 restrictions in place.
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We are very excited to announce that The Smiling Man has been chosen as an Official Selection of Australia's number one horror film festival: A Night of Horror International Film Festival 2015!
The festival takes place over 11 days in Sydney Australia, from November 26-December 6. We are screening in the World of Nightmares block (Shorts Block #5) on Saturday, December 5 at 2pm with a hard-hitting selection of world-class award winning shorts!
Check out the details and purchase tickets on the website here: http://www.anightofhorror.com/2015program/#/world-of-nightmares/
About A Night of Horror International Film Festival
Night of Horror International Film Festival is Sydney, Australia's premier horror film event.
What began as an idea for a one-night event (hence the festival’s name) now spans for 11 days. Now in its ninth year, the festival remains dedicated to screening and promoting the work of independent filmmakers working in the horror genre from both Australia and abroad.
In 2015, A Night of Horror will again be taking place in conjunction with Fantastic Planet Film Festival. Together the festivals provide Australia's leading showcase of independent genre specific cinema. Combined, the fests screened over 100 films in 2014. Both festivals retain independent programs and their own specific award categories.
Find out more on their website at http://www.anightofhorror.com/

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The Federal Reserve has decided to raise the dollar amount of mortgage fees that trigger additional regulatory disclosure requirements under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA) and the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act of 1994 (HOEPA). On Friday, the central bank's board of governors issued an adjustment to the rule, bumping the amount of the fee-based trigger up 2 percent to $592, effective January 1, 2011. Currently that threshold is set at $579.
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Community Garden Plots
Gardeners of all experience levels are welcome to rent a plot and grow their own food in following Pittsburgh community gardens. City of Pittsburgh Community Gardens are available for City of Pittsburgh residents only.
Beechview Community Garden
This garden is located in Beechview. It has many plots and offers large raised beds. It is located near the Vanucci Playground between Westfield St and Rockland Ave. There are roughly 50 plots in this garden and gardeners of all experience levels are welcome as there are many vacancies.
Bandi Schaum Community Garden
This garden is located on the site of an old baseball field in Southside. It is a project of the City of Pittsburgh in conjunction with Southside Slopes Neighborhood Association, South Side Community Council, and Grow Pittsburgh. This garden has over 75 in-ground plots of various sizes. Bandi Schaum Community Garden is a very vibrant, active and well-maintained garden. This is a good garden for beginners as the plots are smaller and there is a large community to assist you. You can find more information on their website.
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Highland Park Community Garden
This garden is located on Stanton Ave in Highland Park. This is an extremely large garden with roughly 40 in-ground plots. Each plot averages 20x20 feet, with some variation. Gardeners of all experience levels are welcome, although the plots are very large and may be easier for an experienced gardener to maintain.
Morningside Community Garden at Heth's Playground
Located on Bryant Street in Morningside at Heth's Playground, this community garden has fewer than ten (10) in-ground plots that have a small group of dedicated gardeners who return year after year.

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The Ebola virus is able to turn off the body’s natural immune response. But researchers at Auburn University believe they’ve developed an “on-switch.”Simply known by its lab identification number, WY3161 is a relatively small molecule. The compound appears to reverse the immune-blocking effects of certain viruses, including Ebola, when tested on cells from green monkeys.“In the future, what we learn from how viruses turn off the immune system is going to open up these other 10 or 12 categories of viruses,” said Stewart Schneller, the Auburn chemistry professor leading the study. “There may be leads there.”The Auburn team is working in conjunction with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and plans to publish details of its findings later this month in the journal Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry.Because WY3161 is in a relatively early phase of testing and development, Schneller said it will not be ready for use on current Ebola patients. However, the compound is among a series of potential treatments for future outbreaks.

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Union says hiring former Continental workers is not likely; Goodyear says some already have signed on
The United Steelworkers union, in response to help wanted ads for plant workers placed in several North Carolina newspapers by Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., says the company will have trouble hiring former Continental Tire North America Inc. (CTNA) tire builders to staff its Danville, Va., plant.
The union says the only experienced tire builders in the region formerly worked at CTNA's Charlotte facility, which closed earlier this year. More than 1,000 union workers were laid off when tire production there ceased.
"Goodyear is wasting its time and money thinking it can sweet talk members from this local into scabbing," says Mark Cieslikowski, president of USW Local 850, which represents the workers. "Our members held strong when (CTNA workers) were on strike (in Charlotte) for a full year in 1998.
"Out of 1,400 members, only 11 crossed the picket line. Goodyear should be using that money and effort to negotiate a fair contract with its regular workforce."
According to the union, potential replacement workers are being recruited for Goodyear's Danville plant.
Local 850 members and supporters have been hand billing and visiting the area to ensure the staffing agency, Modern Staffing & Security Consultants Inc., does not succeed.
A Goodyear spokesman says the company began running help wanted ads for replacement workers in October. "We have already hired multiple former Continental tire builders from Charlotte and Mayfield, Ky."

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We have previously explored in these pages the meaning of “From the time Adar enters, we increase our simcha” (Taanis 29a). But since we know that “there are seventy faces to the Torah,” let us explore another light shining from the face of Adar. Indeed, the Chasam Sofer was asked two centuries ago (see Teshuvos, Orach Chaim 160) why neither the Rambam nor the Shulchan Aruch mention this halacha, while they do record the opposite one concerning the month of Av. The consensus amongst poskim (see a good review in Moadim Lesimcha, pages 84-90) seems to be that there is no specific act or mitzvah associated with this statement as there is with the month of Av. Therefore, the poskim don’t mention it.
However, the hashkafah seforim do discover practical attitudes and madreigos that are both mandated and accessible during Adar. For instance, Rav Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler (Michtav M’Eliyahu 2:123) notes that the Rambam (end of Hilchos Lulav) includes love of Hashem as part of the more general mitzvah of performing mitzvos with simcha (joy). He explains that “the joy that a Yid feels when he draws closer to Hashem is proof of his innermost desire to be connected to Hashem… The mitzvah of simcha during the month of Adar therefore implies and requires arousing our innermost and sometimes latent love for Hashem.”
Another approach to this issue is often linked to the statement in Chazal (Beitza 15b) that “one who wishes his properties to succeed and be maintained should plant an Eder tree.” The classic translation of this apparent advice is that one who wishes to retain his properties and insure them against poachers and thieves should plant this mighty tree, which will always be identified with his land. However, one interpretation (Bnei Yissoschor) is that if a person wishes to succeed spiritually in life, he should do everything with the joy associated with the month of Adar and Purim. The rebbes of Aleksander and Slonim (see Margoliyos Hashas to Beitza) understand this planting to be the middah of emes. If one infuses his business dealings with integrity and honesty, he will be successful and his endeavors will be long-lasting.
Another understanding of the name “Adar” is imputed to Rav Nochum of Chernobel (quoted by Rav Yaakov Meir Schechter in Venichtav Basefer 2:200), as explained by a son-in-law of the Gerrer Rebbe, the Bendiner Rov, Rav Chanoch Tzvi Hakohein Levine (Yechahein Pe’er, Shemos, page 81). He suggests, based upon the Sefer Me’ohr Einayim, that the word Adar stands for Alufo [shel Olam] dar (where the Master of the world dwells). He explains that Hashem dwells with His people, Am Yisroel, when they are humble and joyous. He understands joy to be a function of the modest attitude that “I am happy with whatever I have been given by Hashem.” As has often been said, the person with few expectations is happy with whatever he has been given. The person who has feelings of entitlement and expects everything is rarely satisfied and usually depressed, because he has not achieved what he feels is his.
I believe that the Bendiner Rov may be referring to the teaching that Klal Yisroel achieved a level of anavah (humility) during Adar because they knew that they had sinned at Achashveirosh’s feast. To be sure, it was a subtle sin, for they ate kosher and they were compelled to attend. But they should have “put on a happy face” and been mortified inside. Hence the masks of Purim. However, too many of us took the opportunity to enjoy the “permissible partying” and so angered Hashem. When we reaccepted the Torah out of love and teshuvah, Hashem granted us a proper period of joy and celebration.
Rav Chaim Friedlander (Sifsei Chaim, Moadim 2:198) sees this as the only practical result of the marbim b’simcha. We should seek to push off any court case with a gentile except for Adar, because this is a time propitious for success in such adversarial situations. The reason that this is the most auspicious time of the year is that we have been granted a special level of Hashgocha Protis (Divine Providence) during Adar. Rav Friedlander explains that this special gift flows from two separate emotions and self-discoveries. First of all, we feel our sense of inadequacies and are all the more imbued with hakoras hatov – profound gratitude – to Hashem. Secondly, the new closeness we have achieved with Hashem by recognizing everything He does for us facilitates our success in dealing with others. We come to the court as friends of the court, so to speak, perhaps even outright family, and so we triumph against them without lifting a finger.
This wonderful situation also flows from the fact that Purim is a nes nistar, a hidden miracle, which is all the more personal because it is quiet and not for public consumption. The Name of Hashem is not in the Megillah and, as many of our seforim have pointed out, Megillas Esther literally means “revealing that which is hidden.” We might venture to say that this has a double meaning. The great miracle, which was hidden in the Megillah as a mere story, play or novel, is now actually known to us all as a manifestation of Hashem’s love. But, according to the Sifsei Chaim, there is another dimension to this revelation of the hidden. That is the discovery of our own latent love and closeness to Hashem which had become obscured in the mists of the exile. This serves to fuse our bond with Hashem even more closely, for we demonstrated love and trust in Hashem even when that seemed illogical and counterintuitive.
This concept can be seen in the words of my rebbi, Rav Yitzchok Hutner (Sefer Hazikaron Pachad Yitzchok, page 345), as well. He quotes from the Maharal that the sources of the middah of ahavah and yirah are often diametrically opposed directions. Yirah, roughly translated as fear or awe, comes from the recognition of the vast difference between our Creator and ourselves. On the other hand, ahavah, or love, comes from the concept of dimuy hatzurah l’yotzrah, what we have in common with our Creator. Contemplating our hopeless distance from Hashem can only generate more distance, although it implants the proper and necessary fear of sinning and punishment. However, when we feel an overwhelming love for our Father in Heaven, it draws us ever closer into His innermost sanctum and place of joy.
The Imrei Emes, in several places and quoting his father, the Sefas Emes, explains the word nichnas as meaning to internalize. We must take the lessons of Adar and Purim and make them part of our very essence. That is what generates the ultimate joy, for we truly feel Hashem’s presence within us. That, in and of itself, removes any feelings of loneliness we may have or abandonment and disenchantment we may have experienced. Perhaps what the rebbe also means is that this great faith and belief come during Adar even before we have been saved. The power of our emunah coupled with the modesty we developed creates such an eternal connection to our Father in heaven that we can draw upon it and access its power in every generation. May we indeed have a wonderful Adar culminating in the sublime joy of Purim.

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WIFE of the Lagos State Governor, Dame Abimbola Fashola and the state’s Commissioner for Environment, Mr. Tunji Bello has tasked operators of the informal sectors to preserve groundwater resources in the state from pollution.
They spoke at a stakeholders’ meeting organised by the ministry to educate operators in the sector on the conservation and preservation of underground water resources.
Addressing participants at the forum, Fashola said there was a need to pay urgent attention to human activities that constitute danger to ground water pollution, noting that a larger percentage of water consumption in the state is derived from ground water.
“I advise that we all pay attention to this call on preservation of our groundwater resources as we are particularly vulnerable in Lagos with multiple urban communities where population density is high and human use of the land is intensive.
“Virtually, any activity whereby chemicals or wastes may be released to the environment, either intentionally or accidentally, has the potential to pollute ground water and when ground water becomes contaminated it is difficult and expensive to clean,” she said.
She charged them to join the government campaign of eradicating groundwater pollution by ensuring that unsafe or risky waste should always be disposed of properly.
In his welcome address, Bello said the effective management of the environment depends largely on the capacities of operators in the sector to organise and manage their business efficiently to ensure sanity of the environment.
According to him, “The informal sector generates by-products that if not properly managed deface our streets and clog our drains.The inadequacy of water has been at the centre of recent world discussion; hence, preservation of water is a compulsory option for life and living. Besides, if we waste it, posterity will not bless us because our forefathers have preserved it for us and we have the sacred responsibility of conserving it for unborn children.”


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Skilled design fuses style and taste, utilizing quality resources to create unique, breathtaking environments. A professional designer's discerning eye can transform the mood of any genre of space - be it traditional, modern, contemporary, or transitional. Even better is the realization of a style that is not thematic or typical, but individualistic.


Firmware Release 12.0(1) introduces support for two new key expansion modules:
Both expansion modules feature a dual LCD screen, 14 line keys, 2 pages, and are configured with a one-column display. They also have a light gray background that replaces the existing blue background found on the current key expansion modules.
Session Line Mode and Enhanced Line Mode are also supported on the new expansion modules.
The Cisco IP Phone 8851/8861 Key Expansion Module supports the Cisco IP Phone 8851, 8851NR, and 8861 only. The Cisco IP Phone 8865 Key Expansion Module supports the Cisco IP Phone 8865, and 8865NR only.
The Spare Wallmount Kit for Cisco IP Phone 8800 Series with Single 28-key Key Expansion Module is required for attaching a phone with the new expansion modules to a wall. The phones with the new expansion modules do not fit the previous wall mount kit.
Cisco Unified Communications Manager 10.5(2) or later is required for the new expansion modules to function.


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God is a God of faith! He created the world out of faith! He spoke to Hannah’s dead, incapable womb because of her faith. Abraham believed God and it was counted to him as righteousness (faith ). The living received their dead back to life by faith! (Lazarus )
Through his earthly visitation Jesus was always speaking about faith or lack thereof. The bible declares in Hebrews 11:6 that “you cannot even please God without faith.” Will God still love you? Of course! Faith is the only thing that moves God, not our emotions nor our intellect.
Everyone of God’s children have a measure of faith! Faith is found all in God’s word. God’s word should undergird our prayers because his word is full of faith!
We have to lay the axe to the root: Don’t bother to prayer if you’re not going to do it in Faith! You’re just bumping your gums! Ouch! I know it hurts but it’s true. Yes, be honest and sincere how could you not be truthful with a God who knows everything. Bottom line- you still must have faith.
Here’s the Great news: You don’t need to have a lot of faith, just the size of a mustard seed so mountains can be moved out of your way. (Luke 17:6). You can’t pay for it, intellect won’t help and neither will knowing the greatest preacher on earth. You’re own your own my friend towards your journey in faith.
We are either using faith or doubt no middle ground. Doubt us faith in reverse. Have you notice that a person can encourage you with God’s word and you can jump over a mountain? Your faith is on fire. In the same breath someone can say negative things and you can feel defeated? Run! Cause God always wants to infuse you with Faith. The kind that get dreams built in a miraculous kind of way!


Iran Set to Unveil Innovative Missile Defense Systems by March 2017
17:49 30.06.2016(updated 17:51 30.06.2016)
Iran will pass into service cutting-edge missile defense systems by March 2017, local media reported Thursday, citing Brig. Gen. Amir-Farzad Esmaili, commander of Iranian Khatam al anbia air defense base.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – According to Tasnim agency, Esmaili said that the new missile systems were a homegrown technology, claiming Iranian airspace is the most secure in the Middle East.
In May, Iran performed successful test of two short-range ballistic missiles. Iran's target of boosting its national defense program has sparked concerns among the international community, despite reassurances from Tehran that it would never threaten the national security of another state.
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When the National Aeronautical Charting Office (NACO) first proposed including instrument approach procedures (IAPs) for military airfields in the civilian publication two years ago, AOPA enthusiastically endorsed the idea. It took a lot of coordination, but the effort paid off with the latest NACO IAP publication.
"Approximately 750 Department of Defense approach procedures are now included in the civilian publications," said AOPA Manager of Air Traffic Heidi Williams. "That's a real boon to general aviation for a number of reasons, not the least of which is safety."
"In the past, pilots who wanted the extra safety benefit of having approaches for military bases in case of emergency had to buy and carry a separate publication," said Williams. "Now that they're included in the civilian NACO publications, pilots can be even better prepared for the unexpected."
Publishing the military procedures also opens training opportunities, especially in congested airspace. Military bases in busy airspace are often underutilized while their civilian counterparts struggle to handle the flow of traffic. Publishing the military procedures and permitting civilian aircraft to use them for training could ease the burden at overtaxed civilian facilities while giving tower operators at the military bases an opportunity to keep active during otherwise quiet times.
A label on the front of the NACO publications reminds pilots that military fields are open to civilian pilots "only with prior permission or in an emergency." Pilots may make low approaches to military fields simply be obtaining clearance from the tower, but actually landing on a military base requires civilian pilots to obtain permission ahead of time.
"The National Aeronautical Charting Office and their defense counterpart, the National Imaging and Mapping Agency, deserve a lot of credit for developing this initiative and then following through," said Andy Cebula, AOPA's senior vice president of government and technical affairs. "Both safety and efficiency within the National Airspace System stand to benefit from the availability of this information."


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Our Price Records, with its distinctive red and white logo has launched a Kickstarter bid and has already generated a great deal of interest among audio enthusiasts.
With the original rise associated with cassette tapes as well as records, Our Cost came to the particular scene as the Tape Revolution in 1971 created by founders Gary Nesbitt, Edward Stollins plus Mike Isaacs before rebranding to Our Price Records in 1976 due to the high rise of interest associated with vinyl information at the time. Then once 1988 came around, Our Price Records once again rebranded to Our Price Music, due to the popularity of CDs beginning in order to rise before finally in 1993 being changed to the particular simple title of Our own Price.
It once had more than 300 shops across the UK. All stores were close by 2004 because of the company falling into administration.
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This week we chat with the ever-optimistic Andrew W.K. about fighting depression with music, vinyl pressings, his new album 'You're Not Alone', summoning the energy for his athletic live performances and heaps more.
Keith Morris of OFF!, Circle Jerks and Black Flag joins us for a special live event at Creme Tangerine Records in Costa Mesa California. Keith shares heaps of stories, memories and takes questions from the live audience. Enjoy!


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Times tend to be supposed to deepen, or at least protect, passionate relationships. With an excellent day you have got a chance to improve the top-notch nearness and connection inside relationship.
You will find degrees of internet dating that benefit all affairs’ regardless if you are online dating somebody, include in the beginning in a partnership, or perhaps you have-been married for quite some time.
Latest couples usually tend to establish their unique relationship in a more linear progress, while partners which were in their union for a time have the capacity to move more fluidly through these levels. All levels stay equally important. This information is based from the principles regarding the audio partnership household produced by The Gottman Institute, centered on 40+ many years of studies.
Period 1: Starting with relationship given that basis
Assuming you have gotten after dark very first go out and then have made a decision to proceed to the second, your are still concentrating on your own friendship. The aim during this period is to get to learn anyone you happen to be matchmaking.
Build a night out together that enables one to truly query open-ended concerns that induce fun, interesting and revealing talks.
Concerns like a€?what would you find interesting in life now?a€? or a€?what are you will ever have fantasies todaya€?. These open-ended discussion will probably create asking inquiries that deepen the comprehension of them, like a€?who’re your pals? Exactly what are their hobbies? What are their unique preferences?
For people which were with each other for a longer time it is still vital that you restore your own knowledge of your partner . We arena€™t similar individual 5 years in the past, and neither is your own partner. Powerful couples always discover how their particular associates schedules have changed and dona€™t presume they stay exactly the same.
These kinds of times permit unrestricted inquiries and big listening that leads to intimate discussions, strong mental relationships and a first step toward a relationship.
Level 2: enjoyable collectively, a€?Those whom Laugh Together final Togethera€? (John Gottman)
As soon as through the level of getting to learn the other person it’s so vital that you begin to have a great time together, the greater enjoyable which you have in your partnership the greater amount of good you think regarding your companion .
This really is an enjoyable experience to help you manage to chuckle at your self and have a good laugh at the lover while promoting lasting memories.
Level 3: the necessity of Touch and Closeness
All of our brain and the entire body bring evolved to crave and take advantage of real touch. There clearly was enough analysis that aids the necessity of bodily touch on our very own emotional mental bodily fitness.
It canna€™t have to be significantly close, also straightforward touch produces a level of actual nearness that benefits all commitment stages .
Stage 4: strengthening on gender, love and relationship
As your union strengthens, the schedules obviously enlarge with intercourse, love and relationship. By the end of go out you and your spouse should believe a mutual need, and you both feeling incredibly attractive. Ita€™s not necessarily expected however it is nice if this causes sex.
Much like period 3, times that enable window of opportunity for pressing usually leads to a sense of enthusiasm and relationship. Date a few ideas consist of:
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A beneficial indication that partners feel linked is actually the way they make reference to their partnership. Couples which have a powerful sense of a€?usa€™ use this type of terms and conditions as a€?usa€™, a€?wea€™ or a€?teama€™. When you feel a group, you really have a solid awareness that a person cares about you and a€?has the backa€™ .
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- Who was the most important person in ancient Greece?
- Who were slaves in ancient Greece?
- Does ancient Greece still exist?
- What is ancient Greece most known for?
- Who was an important person in ancient Greece?
- When did Greece rule the world?
- What race were Greek slaves?
- What did ancient Greeks look like?
- What were Spartan slaves called?
- Who came first Greeks or Romans?
- What did ancient Greece leave behind as a legacy?
- Why was ancient Greece so advanced?
- What groups came through ancient Greece?
- What did the Greeks do for us?
- Who is the greatest Greek?
- Who is the most famous historical figure?
- Who did the Spartans enslave?
- Who was the first king of ancient Greece?
- Who were citizens in Greece?
Who was the most important person in ancient Greece?
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Who were slaves in ancient Greece?
The terminology differs: the slave is no longer do-e-ro (doulos) but dmōs. In the Iliad, slaves are mainly women taken as booty of war, while men were either ransomed or killed on the battlefield. In the Odyssey, the slaves also seem to be mostly women. These slaves were servants and sometimes concubines.
Does ancient Greece still exist?
The civilization of Ancient Greece emerged into the light of world history in the 8th century BC. Normally it is regarded as coming to an end when Greece fell to the Romans, in 146 BC. However, major Greek (or “Hellenistic”, as modern scholars call them) kingdoms lasted longer than this.
What is ancient Greece most known for?
The term Ancient, or Archaic, Greece refers to the years 700-480 B.C., not the Classical Age (480-323 B.C.) known for its art, architecture and philosophy. Archaic Greece saw advances in art, poetry and technology, but is known as the age in which the polis, or city-state, was invented.
Who was an important person in ancient Greece?
Ancient Greek philosophers Aristotle and Plato topped the list of the most famous people on the planet at number one and two respectively, followed by Jesus Christ, Socrates, Alexander the Great, Homer, Pythagoras, and Archimedes.
When did Greece rule the world?
Ancient Greece (Greek: Ἑλλάς, romanized: Hellás) was a civilization belonging to a period of Greek history from the Greek Dark Ages of the 12th–9th centuries BC to the end of antiquity ( c. AD 600). This era was immediately followed by the Early Middle Ages and the Byzantine period.
What race were Greek slaves?
There were the Helots in Ancient Sparta and of course the Athenians had their own version of slavery. I was under the impression that slaves in Ancient Greece were typically of Greek ethnic origin, that is to say, Greek aristocrats owning Greek slaves (perhaps from the same city-state or another Greek city-state).
What did ancient Greeks look like?
Most Ancient Greeks have dark hair and dark eyes, even though blonde hair is often idolized and associated with Greek gods. Artificial hair coloring was also pretty common among the wealthier Greeks. Many Ancient Greeks described themselves as having a skin tone in the middle between pale and dark.
What were Spartan slaves called?
The population of Sparta consisted of three main groups: the Spartans, or Spartiates, who were full citizens; the Helots, or serfs/slaves; and the Perioeci, who were neither slaves nor citizens. The Perioeci, whose name means “dwellers-around,” worked as craftsmen and traders, and built weapons for the Spartans.
Who came first Greeks or Romans?
Classical Greece and the Roman Empire It is often taught that the beginning of Western Civilization came with the Greeks and the Romans.
What did ancient Greece leave behind as a legacy?
FAQ’s. What was the legacy of ancient Greece? The ancient Greeks left a long standing mark on the modern world by developing new government systems called democracy, architecture, sports, art, theater, philosophy, science, mathematics, and by inventing new technologies.
Why was ancient Greece so advanced?
They had an advanced bureaucracy, developed a money economy (rather than a bartering economy), funded many public works and infrastructure and allowed freedom of religion and culture to assist integration.
What groups came through ancient Greece?
The First Greeks. Two major groups of people, the Minoans and the Mycenaeans, were the first to populate the Greek peninsula. Not much is known about either of these groups because they did not leave an abundance of written or physical evidence to provide clues about their civilization.
What did the Greeks do for us?
The arts, sports, medicine, law, language, science, mathematics, philosophy, buildings and even some inventions, have all been greatly influenced by the Ancient Greeks.
Who is the greatest Greek?
Alexander the GreatAlexander the Great is the most famous Greek personality ever. His short life was full of adventures. Born in Pella, Macedonia, in 356 BC, he became king at the age of 20.
Who is the most famous historical figure?
Our overall top 30 Jesus. Napoleon. Muhammad. William Shakespeare. Abraham Lincoln. George Washington. Adolf Hitler. Aristotle.More items…•
Who did the Spartans enslave?
Helot, a state-owned serf of the ancient Spartans. The ethnic origin of helots is uncertain, but they were probably the original inhabitants of Laconia (the area around the Spartan capital) who were reduced to servility after the conquest of their land by the numerically fewer Dorians.
Who was the first king of ancient Greece?
OttoOnly the first king, Otto, was actually styled King of Greece (Greek: Βασιλεὺς τῆς Ἑλλάδος). His successor, George I, was styled King of the Greeks (Βασιλεὺς τῶν Ἑλλήνων), as were all other modern monarchs. A republic was briefly established from 1924 to 1935.
Who were citizens in Greece?
The Athenian definition of “citizens” was also different from modern-day citizens: only free men were considered citizens in Athens. Women, children, and slaves were not considered citizens and therefore could not vote. Each year 500 names were chosen from all the citizens of ancient Athens.

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The vegetable crops in the north garden are thriving again. All of the raised beds are going strong. We had such nice yields from our Bloomsdale and Regimen spinach that we were able to donate 12-gallon bags to a food bank. Yesterday onions were harvested and donated and we picked a bountiful crop of purple potatoes.
Team leader, Lennard Nadalo, did his homework on tasty varieties. We especially enjoyed the Flamboyant French Breakfast radishes, Runaway and Wasabi arugula.
Hoping to delight our frequent preschool visitors, we constructed a teepee and planted Sunset runner beans to climb the poles.
This week the vegetable team was pleased to see peppers developing well on the varieties we are growing for the jam and jelly team fund raising efforts. We have started an heirloom variety of cucumber especially for the team to try branching out into bread and butter pickles this year.
Volunteers have started vegetables from seed at home. Gardeners are tending okra and roselle hibiscus in the greenhouse to be ready in time to plant in May. The converted turf bed has been tilled and looks perfect for planting. Other volunteers took time and care creating the central brick lined bed that will have heat loving plants such as cucumbers and okra. The compost team provides the nutrient dense material that makes our plants thrive. We appreciate the many donated packets of seeds.
The spirit of cooperation among all gardeners at Raincatchers has contributed a great deal to the successful revival of this area. Thank you!
Beverly Allen, Dallas County Master Gardener Class of 2018
Last fall around early November we filled two of our swing set raised beds with shallot bulbs. During the winter months they continued to grow, even through the unprecedented freeze. This past week we noticed that the green tops were starting to wither and fall over. Our shallots were letting us know that harvest time was close.
Tuesday morning, we made the decision to pull them out and prepare the ground for our next crop. A little careful digging around the base of each clump followed by a gentle tug helped us to coax them out successfully. The next step was to let them dry for about a week or two.
Shallots typically mature in about 90 to 120 days. Because ours were started as a fall crop, we chose to pull them after about 120+ days. If we had allowed them to stay in the ground until mid-April, a more pronounced bulb shape would have developed. But the pepper plants that Jim started for us were growing rapidly in the greenhouse and needed to be transplanted in the shallot bed. Springtime weather had arrived, and our shallot days were over.
Over half of the shallots were spread out across a wire mesh frame for drying in the sun. On rainy days, they were moved to the garage. The remaining shallots were used to make an incredibly flavorful spring soup from Half Baked Harvest, Herby French Shallot Soup.
Shallots are easy to grow and add a perky touch of green to the winter garden. Next fall, we’ll expand our crop to other sunny areas of the edible landscape where shallots can be harvested at different times during the spring. A big pot of Herby French Shallot Soup will be our reward.
Linda Alexander, Dallas County Master Gardener, Class of 2008
Gardeners at Raincatcher’s took every precaution possible in mid-February to stave off sub-freezing temperature damage. Looking back, we wish we had double wrapped our precious Arbequina Olive. We don’t think our olive tree will survive but are waiting a few more weeks to see how it fared.
In the meantime, we have olives to enjoy!
Beverly Allen, Dallas County Master Gardener Class of 2018
St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching and we’re ready to bring out the ‘green’. But with last month’s devastating winter weather event, our garden needs a little “luck of the Irish” to show more of its true color.
Plants that persevered under a blanket of fallen leaves include chervil, cutting celery, French sorrel, bloody sorrel, salad burnet, red stemmed apple mint, spinach, everbearing strawberries, creeping thyme and sweet woodruff. A few others are just now peeking out from the cold ground with their delicate little leaves and branches: anise hyssop, calendula, dwarf trailing winter savory, German chamomile, lemon and bee balm, pineapple sage, sweet fennel and summer savory.
With the help of Gail Cook and Jim Dempsey, our very own ‘seed starting saints’, an impressive list of seedlings are due to make an early spring appearance in the edible landscape. Alyssum, anise, aster, bachelor’s button (cornflower) impatiens, variegated rocket cress and sweet William will start arriving in late March and April.
In early May our gardens will be filled with three different varieties of basil, Jimmy Nardello peppers, jalapeno peppers, tomatillos, marigolds – ‘lemon gem’ and tangerine’, papalo, roselle hibiscus and white velvet okra.
It makes us so happy to see the garden going green again. Let’s celebrate with an old Irish wish…
May your paths bloom with shamrocks, and your heart ring with songs, and the sky smile with bright sunshine all this happy day long.
Linda Alexander, Dallas County Master Gardener class of 2009
Our dear friends, Sheila Kostelny and Paula Spletter, are master gardeners extraordinaire. Paula is a graduate of the class of 2009 who works at Northhaven Gardens as their Creative Director, specializing in color pot combos. She is a garden lecturer and speaker with an extensive knowledge of herbs and succulents. And, with the impressive gift of a custom designed greenhouse built by her sweet husband, gardening year ‘round is her greatest pleasure.
Sheila also graduated in 2009 and has just recently completed her vegetable specialist certification from the Texas Master Gardener Association. Her backyard-raised herb and vegetable garden beds leave you starry-eyed with wonder. Sheila, too, enjoys having a greenhouse to take her through the seasons.
Together, these two ladies have guided us through many gardening projects at Raincatcher’s Garden of Midway Hills. We love to spend time with them and, yes, when they speak, we listen!
Just recently, we ran across a photo that left us drooling. It was the creative work of nationally acclaimed food stylist and photographer, Eva Kosmas Flores. Photos of her Coconut Lime Tart with a Coconut Graham Cracker Crust inspired us to learn more about the possibility of growing lime trees locally. Paula and Sheila were just the gardeners needed to advise us in the endeavor. Join us in this informative and inspiring Q & A as they take us on a journey of Texas lime tree “tips’”.
To start, when did you become interested in growing lime trees?
Paula: I think when my little sister moved to Florida. When I would visit, she had a variety of citrus trees in her backyard. I’ve always enjoyed growing citrus trees and have quite a collection. I prefer the taste of limes over lemons. A thornless lime is a must have!
Sheila: I have had a Meyer lemon tree for probably 10 years that I purchased at Sunshine’s Miniature Trees on Greenville Avenue. Since that time, I’ve added Persian Lime, Sweet Kumquat, and Arctic Frost Satsumas.
Was there a particular variety that you felt most appropriate for our Zone 8 climate?
Paula: Not really. I went by what was recommended by Texas A & M for our zone and of course what garden friends had success with.
Sheila: To be quite honest, I purchased the Persian Lime tree from Costco 4 years ago. It wasn’t a purchase that I researched ahead of time.
Lime trees are tropical plants so how do you manage year-around care?
Paula: They do prefer some late afternoon shade, especially in our harsh summer months. Surprisingly, they can take pretty cold temperature in short bursts. It’s the prolonged cold temperatures that destroy good tissue. What can’t fit in my “barn” are on flat bed dolly’s and rolled into the house. They are generally starting to bloom in the winter, so I get the extra bonus of their scent.
Sheila: The ability to bring these potted trees into my greenhouse at the threat of 32-degree temperature is a luxury I cherish. I have one Arctic Frost satsuma planted in the ground in my west garden and one planted in its original pot in my raised bed. At the point that I realized that this weather storm was going to hang around a while, I removed the potted satsuma and put it in my greenhouse. I’m not sure if either of them will survive at this point as they have survived temperatures as low as 9 degrees.
When is harvest time and about how many limes does each tree yield?
Paula: For me, harvest is in late fall. The current Mexican lime I have I might get a dozen, or so, limes off it. They are smaller limes and tend to ripen quicker. Fortunately, the birds seem to leave them alone. Strong winds tend to knock the blooms off so I don’t get as many as I should.
Sheila: Harvest time is around November for me. My lime tree struggled this year and I’m not quite sure why. It really started to kick start in December (of all times) and was beautiful when it was placed in my greenhouse in mid-January. It started putting out an abundant amount of blooms and produced 4 limes. At one point, I had my greenhouse heater a bit too high and the citrus didn’t like that at all. It showed its displeasure by promptly shedding it’s leaves, leaving me with ONE lime left. Typically, I can expect about 5 or 6 limes a year and they are wonderful.
What do enjoy most about having lime trees in your garden?
Paula: Oh, the blooms! The scent is intoxicating! I cut stems full of blooms just to have in the house.
Sheila: As with all my citrus, I love being able to watch it produce from bloom to fruit and, as with anything homegrown, enjoy its rich sweetness and flavor like no other.
How do you use the limes from your lime tree?
Paula: They usually don’t ripen at the same time so I’m bad about just peeling and eating them off the tree. But they do make great margaritas!
Sheila: As I mentioned, my lime harvests haven’t been luxurious. However, there’s nothing like a vodka and soda with a squeeze of home-grown lime. 😊
As volunteer master gardeners took a walk-about around the garden this week to access freeze damage to our plants, something unexpected caught our eye. Our lovely, delicate little chervil plants had not only survived the freeze but appeared to be just as perky and robust as before. Left unprotected during the extreme cold event, they seemed to be welcoming us back into the otherwise “brown” garden.
Chervil, Anthriscus cerefolium, is a member of the carrot family. (Coincidentally, just a few steps down from our chervil plant, a tiny little carrot sprig had survived, as well.) Chervil is an annual herb that grows best in cooler weather. In our Zone 8 climate, it succumbs to the sweltering summer heat. Seeds can be sown in place in early spring and again in fall. Some of our local garden centers already have 4” pots in stock, as well.
The taste of chervil can be described as parsley-like with a hint of myrrh or anise. You may know it as one of the herbs that make up the traditional French herbal spice mixture fines herbs. Fresh chervil wilts easily, so harvesting as close to preparation time as possible is advised. Use it generously in salads, cream soups, with eggs and salmon and added at the last minute to many classic sauces.
In 2014, we discovered a recipe that earned the “super star” award in our cookbook, ‘A Year on the Plate’. Every Herb Pesto received a perfect score from our tasting committee. Most members agreed that the small amount of chervil (1 tablespoon) called for in the recipe gave it a refreshing lift.
Chervil grows best in a location with morning or filtered sun and rich, slightly moist soil. At Raincatcher’s, we planted it on the south end of our Hügelkultur bed where it receives filtered shade from the red oak tree. We also have a clump growing in the sensory garden where it is thriving in morning sun and afternoon shade.
A graceful clump of chervil growing in your garden is something to be celebrated. Its feathery, pale green foliage with tiny white flower clusters that reach 3 inches across is a charming plant for the fall, winter or spring garden. Our vote is for all three!
Question: Will my landscape survive last week’s deep freeze?
Answer: The short answer is: it’s too soon to tell. Damage to soft, tender plants may be immediately recognizable; leaves look water-soaked, dark green and withered. Stems may collapse and get mushy. However, damage to woody plants, trees and shrubs may take longer to appear and will depend on the part of the plant that was injured and the growth stage of the plant at the time of frost. Buds, shoots and small branches are the most susceptible. Winter damage usually does not become apparent until spring, when growth normally resumes. Winter damaged plants are slow to initiate growth, may show distorted growth, death of leaf and flower buds, or die-back of shoots and branches.
With warmer temperatures on the horizon, it may be tempting to rush out and begin pruning branches and shoots that look dead. Instead, we encourage you to wait.
Winter is still with us and the average last frost date is around March 16. Premature pruning can actually aggravate the damage that has already been done. Pruning cuts will expose previously protected plant tissue to the elements. Pruning can stimulate new growth that will then be susceptible to freezes later in the season. Because dormant branches and dead branches can look the same, there is a risk of removing healthy tissue the plant needs for recovery in the spring. Allowing dead limbs and foliage to remain at the tops of plants can help protect the lower leaves and branches from future frost.
TAMU recommends delaying pruning until time reveals the areas of living and dead tissue and until the threat of additional frosts and freezes has passed. Fortunately, trees and shrubs have the ability to leaf out again if the initial growth is damaged or destroyed. Good care during the remainder of the year, such as mulching and watering during dry periods, should aid in the recovery process.
The University of Massachusetts has a great site about the effects of cold damage on landscape plants. Not all the information will be applicable to our Texas climate, but the principles of assessment and treatment of frost damage can be used in any situation where a severe and unexpected freeze has occurred.
Margaret Ghose Dallas County Master Gardener Class of 2017
More questions about freeze damage?
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This is the best way to contact the Help Desk. Include your name and zip code, with as much information as possible regarding the nature of your problem.


Bobbi Kristina Was Found Unresponsive In A Tub
On the eve of the Super Bowl Bobbi Kristina the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub.
She was found by her husband and given CPR. When the police arrived they cared for her until she was taken to the hospital.
It was three years ago when her mother Whitney Houston was found unresponsive in a tub in California. Whitney Houston died. More details here.


Officials in Derby had some concerns over $115,000 they were to receive from Sedgwick County for their senior center.
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About 100 meals were given away Tuesday morning through a partnership between the Union Rescue Mission and Wichita Police Department.
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After months of planning and preparation, the Operation Holiday distribution center is finally starting to come together.
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It appears that Spain is not as democratic as they lead us to believe, for they are acting as a dictatorship, ‘obeys us or we will destroy you ‘.
I assume they are doing this to ensure the Spanish Basques do not do something similar.
While Spain is governed in this tyrannical manner there will be no freedoms in Spain.
On Tuesday, the conservative Spanish Court of Auditors claimed 5.4 million euros as financial guarantees from some 40 former Catalan government officials for allegedly promoting independence abroad from 2011 to 2017. These financial guarantees are additional to others previously requested by the same court.
In total, the auditing body claims from former president Artur Mas and former finance minister Andreu Mas-Colell 2.8 million euros, as well as 1.9 million euros from former president Carles Puigdemont and former vice president Oriol Junqueras. All this corresponds to allegedly irregular expenses in the framework of the promotion of the process of independence around the world.
The official most affected by this case is the former Secretary General of Diplocat, a semipublic consortium aimed at fostering Catalonia’s interests abroad, Albert Royo, who faces a claim of 3.6 million euros.
Former foreign affairs minister Raül Romeva faces 2.1 million euros and former government’s spokesperson Francesc…
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The rainforest Mamoni campus is an off-grid facility, one hour off the Pan American Highway, where leaders, researchers, and adventure-seekers share the goal of 100% self-sufficiency. Sustainably powered 24/7 by micro hydro and solar electric systems and cabanas and hand-crafted furnishings built from locally salvaged hardwoods.
Nestled amidst the forest are open-air raised cabanas equipped with plush beds, showers, western flush toilets, and electricity - and connected to high-speed internet service.
Enjoy fresh meals containing organic locally grown ingredients in our open-air dining area and at our poolside bamboo pavilion. Lounge peacefully in a hammock while hummingbirds fly overhead, swim laps in the stream-fed natural pool, get creative in the amphitheatre, or get hands-on in the organic gardens.


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Fans of this "king of fruits" which is the size and ovoid shape of a rugby ball revere its sweet and sour flavor and creamy golden flesh.
Fans of the fruit grown in Southeast Asia are particularly numerous in China.
But for its detractors, it is the most stinky fruit in the world, with a persistent smell compared to rotten fruit or dirty socks, which is prohibited in many hotels and public transport in the region.
In an increasingly competitive market, Malaysian agricultural company Top Fruits Plantations has turned to high-tech methods to improve its yield.
Preparation of a durian paste at the facilities of the Malaysian agricultural company Top Fruits Plantations in Batu Pahat, in the state of Johor in southern Malaysia, April 26, 2022 Mohd RASFAN AFP
"It's a much faster way to get more consistent results," said executive director Tan Sue Sian, interviewed by AFP during a visit to his plantations in Batu Pahat, in the state of Johor in the country. South of the country.
The technologies allow farmers to more accurately measure how much fertilizer and water to use for each tree, he notes.
"When you give what is needed, the fruit will be much more regular. The shape will be better and the aroma will improve," adds Mr. Tan, who has been growing durians for about 30 years.
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The sensors, placed across 160 hectares, more than half of Top Fruits' farm, provide key information on soil quality and composition, readable by employees on handheld devices.
The sensors, boxes placed on poles, are connected to the ground by cables.
By 2024 the plantation as a whole should be equipped with it.
Farm workers examine a soil sensor at the durian plantations of the Malaysian agricultural company Top Fruits Plantations in Batu Pahat, in the southern Malaysian state of Johor, on April 26, 2022 Mohd RASFAN AFP
Sprinklers connected to a bundle of pipes are activated remotely to supply the trees with water and fertilizer, while drones fly over the plantation to spread pesticides.
These methods were hitherto unheard of in Malaysian plantations where farmers usually rely on a large workforce and their instincts.
Top Fruit has made a substantial investment of around four million ringgits (900,000 USD) over three years to equip itself.
But he saw an increase in yields of some 40% with a reduction in labor of 30%.
The company can now produce 800 tons of durian per year on its plantations, 80% of which is frozen in its factories for export, mainly to China.
The producer of the "king of fruits" conducts further research with a laboratory and collaborates with local universities.
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