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Two actors spread the kidnapping of the Hoax Kid, which the police arrested
Indonesia NewsDesk November 2, 2018 09:08
TRIBUNNEWS.COM – The kidnapping of children arrested by police is two false perpetrators.
The police arrested two people who allegedly were perpetrators of hacking or cheating on the kidnapping of children.
"Due to the problem of kidnapping, two people have been arrested, in Bogor and Central Jakarta. One of the jobs is a security guard, a private driver," said Setyo Wasisto, head of department head of police department at the Police Headquarters complex, Jakarta on Friday (11.02.2010. ).
Setyo, however, did not detail the content of fraud distributed by perpetrators.
According to Setyo, perpetrators use Facebook's social media to spread false news about child abduction cases.
Read: Kabareskrim Call Spreader Hoax Kid Abduction was arrested
In his view, perpetrators just mocked or spread fraudulent information.
"The motif is fun. It's terrible, I'm really asking the public, especially social media, to never make it easy because the effect is extraordinary," Setyo said.
According to Setyo, the number of suspects may increase. The police continue to hunt for other perpetrators.
"Five accounts are identified, and we'll get them one by one," Setyo said.
Setyo asked the public and the media to conduct a study on information circulating in social media.
Read: Indonesian Pioneer Deal With National Discussions in Fighting Hoax News
"I ask the mainstream media to check the first, because I'm saying to check the mainstream media if the mainstream media reports are true." Mainstream colleagues should not forget the check and then confirm that they are journalistic rules, "Setyo said.
"First check with your local police to check your family to stop playing your neighbors, say they are lost, even if they have not disappeared," he continued.
He also called on the public to be cautious and responsible for activities in community media.
"I would very much like to take responsibility for the use of social media and to think about the impact." Do not be too overlaid with laws later, "Setyo said.
This article was published at Kompas.com, under the title "Police Arrest Two People Spreading Hoaks Kidnapping"
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Shooter at Florida zombie festival gets 30 years in prison
AP National - World
FILE – This Feb. 26, 2018 photo made available by the Lee County Sheriff's Office, Fla., shows Jose Raul Bonilla under arrest. Bonilla, who shot several people, killing one, at a zombie-themed festival in Florida more than four years ago, was sentenced on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020, to 30 years in prison. (Lee County Sheriff's Office via AP, File)
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — The man who shot several people, killing one, at a zombie-themed festival in Florida more than four years ago was sentenced on Monday to 30 years in prison.
Jose Raul Bonilla, 24, was sentenced after pleading no contest to second-degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a delinquent as part of a deal with Lee County prosecutors.
Zombicon was one of the most popular celebrations in southwest Florida, attracting about 20,000 people in October 2015. Investigators said the event was winding down when Bonilla began shooting into the downtown Fort Myers crowd.
Expavious Tyrell Taylor, 20, died at the scene, while David Perez, Tyree Hunter, Isaiah Knight, Kyle Roberts and John Parsons were wounded.
The city paid $40,000 to settle a lawsuit with Taylor's estate. Roberts and Tyree received $7,499 each from the city.
The FBI began helping Fort Myers police shortly after the deadly event. No motive was ever reported, but Bonilla's arrest followed interviews with hundreds of witnesses, as well as reviewing surveillance video and collecting tips through the region's Crime Stoppers program.
The city cut ties with Zombicon organizers shortly after the shooting, ending the event's nine-year run.
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by JOE McDONALD, Associated Press / Jan 27, 2020
BEIJING (AP) — China on Monday expanded sweeping efforts to contain a viral disease by extending the Lunar New Year holiday to keep the public at home and avoid spreading infection as the death toll rose to 80.
Hong Kong announced it would bar entry to visitors from the province at the center of the outbreak following a warning the virus's ability to spread was growing. Travel agencies were ordered to cancel group tours nationwide, adding to the rising economic cost.
3 missing after barge crash on Mississippi River
LULING, La. (AP) — Three people were missing after two barge towing vessels collided Sunday on the Mississippi River in an accident that also may have released a small amount of toxic vapor into the air, the Coast Guard said.
The Coast Guard said in a news release that the two vessels collided Sunday morning near Luling, Louisiana. The towing vessel, RC Creppel, sank, and three crew members were missing. A fourth person aboard the vessel was rescued by a private boater.
HOUSTON (AP) — Houston's mayor and others say they will work to provide assistance to residents whose homes were damaged after a massive explosion at a warehouse that killed two workers and injured 20 others.
Mayor Sylvester Turner on Saturday walked through the impacted neighborhoods in northwest Houston and spoke with residents who were cleaning up after Friday's explosion. Cleanup and repair efforts continued Sunday.


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On March 12, 1948, Northwest Airlines Flight 4422 (NC95422) crashed into Mount Sanford, Alaska, with a crew of six and 24 passengers. The flight was a C-54 charter flying back to the United States from Shanghai. The aircraft refueled at Anchorage (Merrill Field) and took off at 8:12 P.M. to continue on to its destination, New York City (LaGuardia Airport). Instead of following the published airway, which detoured around Mount Sanford, the aircraft flew a direct line, crashing into the mountain. After the initial impact the wreckage slid down for about 3000 feet before coming to rest.  There were no survivors.  The passengers were American merchant mariners, crew members of the tanker SS Sunset, being ferried back home.

Rediscovery of wreckage
Many witnesses in the nearby town of Gulkana, Alaska, saw the crash, and the wreckage was initially located from the air but was completely inaccessible at the time. Snowstorms quickly buried it in a mountain glacier, and it was lost for over 50 years. Over the years, various individuals, lured by rumors of a secret gold cargo shipment from China, searched the mountain and came home empty-handed. Northwest pilot Marc Millican and Delta pilot Kevin McGregor had been searching the mountain together and on their own since 1995.

In 1997 Millican and McGregor located a few pieces of wreckage but were unable to confirm it was from Northwest 4422. Only in 1999, after obtaining permission from the National Park Service and victims' relatives, were they able to remove wreckage confirming it was from Flight 4422. No secret treasure was ever found. At the time of the crash it was determined the pilots were  off course and may not have seen the mountain at night. An NTSB investigation in 1999 shows the propellers were spinning at high velocity when they struck the mountain, which supports this theory.

In addition to wreckage discovered in 1999, a mummified left hand and arm was found in the Alaska glacier. After nearly a decade, identifiable fingerprints were recovered from the remains by Edward Robinson. The remains were then positively identified by Michael Grimm on September 6, 2007 using fingerprints, making this the world's oldest known identification of post-mortem remains using fingerprint identification. The limb was from Francis Joseph Van Zandt, a 36-year-old merchant marine from Roanoke, Virginia, one of the passengers on Flight 4422. Subsequently, using DNA from a descendant of Van Zandt, Odile Loreille, an expert in DNA analysis, was also able to identify the remains using mitochondrial and Y-DNA identification. Only the remains of Francis Joseph Van Zandt were ever recovered or identified. The bodies of the remaining 29 individuals still await possible recovery.

In popular culture
In 2013, Kevin A. McGregor published Flight Of Gold, a non-fiction account of the events of Flight 4422, the multiple previous efforts to locate and explore the crash site, and McGregor and Millican's search for the crash site and its rumored valuable cargo.

See also
1947 BSAA Avro Lancastrian Star Dust accident – Airliner that crashed onto a mountain glacier in 1947 and remained undiscovered until 1998.

References

External links
 Report by the Civil Aeronautics Board - PDF

1948 in Alaska
Accidents and incidents involving the Douglas DC-4
Airliner accidents and incidents in Alaska
Airliner accidents and incidents caused by pilot error
Airliner accidents and incidents involving controlled flight into terrain
Aviation accidents and incidents in the United States in 1948
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'Doctor Who' Reveals 13th Doctor Timeline, 2018 Premiere
As tends to be the case with Doctor Who announcements, we have quite some time before the departure of star Peter Capaldi takes effect, and a full season in the meantime. Now, reports suggest how and when the search for a 13th Doctor will get underway with showrunner Chris Chibnall, and when to expect Season 11's premiere.
The tenth season was recently revealed to premiere on April 15, sending off showrunner Steven Moffat before Capaldi's own departure/regeneration in the 2017 Christmas special. Chibnall won't officially take over as showrunner until Season 11 in 2018, but according to RadioTimes, will oversee the selection of a new Doctor beginning in "the middle of this year" and "completed in the autumn."
Additionally, the eleventh season is expected to start filming in early 2018 with Chibnall and the new actor, and an aim toward premiering next fall.
Elsewhere, in addition to Michelle Gomez's likely return as Missy, Season 10 will also feature Jekyll & Hyde star Stephanie Hyam in a minor role. Pearl Mackie will also joined in the role of new companion Bill, while Peter Capaldi has suggested Jenna Coleman's Clara might return in some form.
We'll hear more soon, but check out the first Season 10 trailer below, and stay tuned.
'Doctor Who' Oddsmakers Place Ben Whishaw as Capaldi Replacement
Source: 'Doctor Who' Reveals 13th Doctor Timeline, 2018 Premiere
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Categories: Sci-Fi, Television


We had an amazing trip to Washington D.C. Because of a friend on Facebook who posted the information about the Community Leaders Briefing Series at the Whitehouse, and urged people to sign up so my cousin Marilee and I did. I really didn't expect anything from it, and to our total amazement we were invited to attend.
The Community Leaders Briefing Series is a project created from the newly appointed White House Office of Public Engagement. They are going to be hosting a series of briefings all through this summer every Friday. We had a "Listening Session" with Jon Carson who is the Deputy Assistant to the President & the Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement - I of course spoke about Indian Civil Rights and many of the people present were surprised and amazed that Native Americans only enjoy civil rights bestowed upon them by their tribal governments and that the Federal Government does not recognize, defend, or enforce our civil rights within our tribes, and that some of those tribal governments like mine (the Snoqualmie Tribe) are guilty of violating our civil rights without any penalty and have been found guilty in Federal Court but the courts do not have the authority to prosecute tribal governments for civil rights violations because the Indian Civil Rights Act does not have any enforcement mechanism.....it is just a suggestion to the tribes and they don't have to legally comply or even pay attention to it because no one will defend us....and certainly not the Department of the Interior or the BIA who just ignore it completely. OP: The Native American Rights Fund also refuse to help individual Indians in their struggle for their rights.
I had a dollar bill in my hand and I said the Federal Government spends billions of dollars defending and enforcing your civil rights (the audience) and yet they have not spent a single dollar to defend Native American Civil Rights........it really got their attention! I got business cards from people who came up to me to tell me to let them know how they could help. It was amazing and much more than I ever expected......truly worth going. We have to keep educating people and I met some really nice people who want to help. As a total surprise, President Obama arrived to speak to our group.....Marilee and I were 3 rows from the front and center and he was looking right at us - she even got video!
Every chance we get we have to educate, educate, educate......people just do not know that we do not enjoy the security and freedom of "enforceable" civil rights that everyone takes for granted - when my cousin gets banished for saying a prayer and we get banished for "treason" without any evidence or a trial or someone to defend us there is something very wrong......we will see a change and someday the last 1.5% of this Nations citizens will have enforceable and protected civil rights!
Pay attention tribal leaders - you need to recognize this epidemic of Native American Civil Rights abuses and be on the side finding a solution and not the side fighting this because we will never give up until this injustice is corrected. If you feel this is a threat to "sovereign immunity"....you should speak out against it and sanction those tribes who banish, disenroll and violate their citizens civil rights - that is not our way and you who do not speak out are part of the problem. I assure you we will be speaking out because you were not there to help and protect us.
wow ,obama showed up to talk to you carolyn great!
Will you be posting the POTUS video soon? We woul like to see how close you were as he address the audience.
YOU GO GIRL! THIS JUST MIGHT BE THE FIRST REAL CHANCE FOR ALL NATIVE AMERICANS TO GET A FAIR SHAKE FROM OUR....GOVERNMENT....I GUESS WE'LL JUST HAVE TO HIDE AND WATCH. I HOPE THIS IS NOT JUST ANOTHER "OKEY DOKEY" SMOKE SCREEN WHERE "HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS" ARE CONCERNED. WE HAVE "GRAVE" ISSUES HERE IN INDIAN COUNTY AND TO DATE THEY HAVE BEEN SYTEMATICALLY IGNORED BY GREEDY AND DECEITFULL TRIBAL LEADERS. I ASK YOU, WHAT KIND OF POWER DOES THIS NEW GOVERNMENT ENTITY HAVE, OR DOES IT JUST ADVISE? DOES IT MAKE RECOMENDATIONS? CAN IT, OR BETTER YET, WILL IT, MAKE THE "GOVERNMENT(INDIAN AFFAIRS) ACT ON OUR BEHALF?" THESE ARE REALISTIC QUESTIONS THAT NEED TO BE ADDRESSED. DOES ANYONE REALLY KNOW WHY THEY WERE CREATED OR FOR WHAT PURPOSE? DID OBAMA GET TO HEAR WHAT WAS SAID ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS, OR DID HE COME IN AFTER JUST TO ADDRESS THE GROUP? THANK YOU CAROLYN FOR SPEAKING UP, I REALLY "HOPE" IT DID SOME GOOD.
One two minute presentation at the White House opened some eyes and melted the wax from some ears.
That's ALL it takes, some effort. Carolyn has continued to fight and now, she was able to make her point AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Now, they can no longer say THEY DIDN"T KNOW.
Please share this link on Facebook and via email.
Why sould we stop.There are people in congress listening to use. I know I've have talk with them.
how long is that gonna take! im shure congress is dying to help, what in another ten years?
Well,we're only 10 years less than now cuz we're already 5,7 years from now! Let see it not matter it can be long or less god has plan for ours tribes ! God bless ours tribes ! P.S I hope you known what it is truth ours tribes .


This week we will look at Library Management. Click on Management above and open the assignment Weeding. Read the article and begin weeding the section assigned to you. Have Ms. Cameron check your decisions and we will take the weeded books out of the system on Friday.
Having considered Library Resources, this week I would like you to consider the shift from Library to Learning Commons. Click on Resources above and complete the assignment From Library to Learning Commons by Thursday, October 23rd.
Library Holdings, Reference Books, OPAC and Online Resources.
The Organization of Information – A Critical Challenge.
You may access the assignment by clicking on the Library Organization tab above.


What is the projected release date of 6.2.3?
I reported a bug and the DNN Bug Tracker says that it is fixed in 6.2.3. I looked at the Release Schedule and it does not appear there. Any estimate as to when this release will be available?


Nintendo has just announced the date and time of its next Nintendo Direct. We already know that it will feature Smash Bros., a Mario Kart for the Wii U and a brand new 3D Mario title.
The next Direct will happen June 11th, 2013. That's right, the Tuesday of E3 week. It all starts at 7am Pacific (10am ET).
Here's how I guessed Nintendo would handle E3 this year back when we received our invite to go hands-on with games at the show.
If I had to guess, I'd say that Nintendo will show a Direct Presentation directly before the preview. They'll present the titles and footage to the world, and then they'll open up the booth to a media hands-on period.
In my opinion, all this hullabaloo about Nintendo no longer competing at E3 is now bunk. For people not at the show, the day will run exactly as it always has. Nintendo has always had the Tuesday morning time slot for their presentation. That remains the same. The only difference? No stage show this year. We'll still have a presentation from Nintendo on Tuesday morning, it'll just be in Nintendo Direct style.
Which, hey, I'm a fan of. We'll be all over this show and whatever Nintendo has playable at E3.


Responsible coordinator of the module PH2182 in the version of SS 2018 was Klaus Achterhold.
After successful completion of the lecture, the students will understand how X-rays interact with matter. They will know how absorption, phase and dark field contrast is created and what different ways there are to measure these modalities. The students will be able to estimate the requirements for an X-ray source in terms of source size, coherence and energy resolution in order to carry out an experiment successfully. They will also be able to decide whether a detector has the required efficiency, spatial resolution, readout speed and signal-to-noise ratio. The students will be able to analyze and interpret data ranging from spectroscopic methods to the newest imaging modalities.


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My Quest to Learn About the History of Coffee
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module Shipper.Event (
    readAllEvents,
    maxPacketSize

)
where

import Shipper.Types
import Control.Concurrent.STM (atomically)
import Control.Concurrent.STM.TBQueue
import Control.Concurrent

-- This is the maximum number of events that an output will try to stick into
-- one packet. Assuming they're doin' it right.
--
-- TODO: Tune this to a good match with ZMQ over low latency intertube in mind.
maxPacketSize :: Int
maxPacketSize = 1024

allowedTime :: Int
allowedTime = 100000 -- 100ms

-- This was originally in the STM monad, however was moved to IO just to call
-- yield. The yield is needed when testing with a channel size of one, to
-- ensure that no extremely non-linear performance characteristics emerge.
--
-- We call this in order to read at most a packet sized array of events from
-- the given channel.
readAllEvents :: TBQueue ChannelPayload -> IO [Event]
readAllEvents ch = readAllEvents' ch maxPacketSize allowedTime
  where
    readAllEvents' :: TBQueue ChannelPayload -> Int -> Int -> IO [Event]
    readAllEvents' _ 0 _ = return []
    readAllEvents' _ _ 0 = return []
    readAllEvents' ch' current_size start_time = do
        me <- atomically $ tryReadTBQueue ch'
        case me of
            Nothing -> let delay = 10000 in do -- 10ms
                threadDelay delay
                readAllEvents' ch current_size (start_time - delay)
            Just payload  -> do
                -- This allows other (read: input) threads control over
                -- execution, which, worst case scenario is handed off to
                -- another output thread.
                --
                -- This should be fine due to the round robin nature of the
                -- current RTS scheduler in GHC.
                --
                -- Should the scheduler (theoretically) become pathologically
                -- biased towards an output thread, there's not much we can do
                -- here to achieve a full packet 100% of the time.
                --
                -- But the scheduler would have to become really really dumb
                -- for that. And I'm super lucky like that.
                yield
                rest <- readAllEvents' ch (current_size - 1) start_time
                case payload of Single e    -> return $ e : rest
                                Multiple es -> return $ es ++ rest

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The "Pastellone" (also called "somassa") is a type of flooring an ancient origin, even prior to the Terrazzo. The technique and the materials used were very simple: a mixture of various aggregates (gravel, broken bricks, scraps) and slaked lime was laid, pressed and rolled until full settlement. With a working "a fresco" pasta surfacing after rolling was spatula "on the back of trowel" until you get a smooth and compact. As the "Pastellone" deteriorated grouting surface was redone with a batter made of lime and brick with a stucco or pulverized oil obtained by mixing chalk Sarti (hydrated calcium sulfate) and boiled linseed oil. These successive fillings were often colored with natural pigments to obtain a regenerated flooring — practically new — even in color. In the course of our business we met "Pastelloni" restoration of various colors, from white to deep red, yellow ocher and even green.
choice of an almost infinite range of colors that are available in standard or created on sampling on request.
Natural materials, workmanship, a flooring antique flavor for the home of the future: the "Pastellone" can be the ideal solution.


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Cavium Receives Readers' and Editors' Choice Award From HPCwire
AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 17 — Cavium, Inc. (NASDAQ: CAVM), a leading provider of semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing for enterprise, data center, cloud wired and wireless networking, today announced that its flagship 48 core ARMv8-A based ThunderX workload optimized processor has won the coveted Readers' and Editors' Choice Award for Top 5 New Products or Technologies to Watch to be presented at the 2015 International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis (SC15), in Austin, Texas. The list of winners were revealed at the HPCwire booth at the event, and on the HPCwire website, located at www.HPCwire.com.
The coveted annual HPCwire Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards are determined through a nomination and voting process with the global HPCwire community, as well as selections from the HPCwire editors. The awards are an annual feature of the publication and constitute prestigious recognition from the HPC community. These awards are revealed each year to kick off the annual supercomputing conference, which showcases high performance computing, networking, storage, and data analysis.
ThunderX is Cavium's 64-bit ARMv8 server processor family for next generation Cloud and high performance computing – workloads. With up to 48 high-performance custom cores, single and dual socket capability, high memory bandwidth and capacity, and integrated hardware accelerators. ThunderX enables best-in-class ARMv8 performance per dollar and performance per watt. The ThunderX family includes multiple SKUs that enable servers optimized for compute, storage, network and security workloads in the cloud, and is widely supported by industry-leading OS, hypervisor, software tool and application vendors. ThunderX is also optimized for networking specific workloads such as Network Functions Virtualization (NFV).
Cavium is also exhibiting at the SC15 Conference this week enabling the entire HPC community to experience directly the opportunities with ThunderX that include OEM system partners, software tools and software solutions. Cavium is exhibiting in booth 481
"We are honored that ThunderX has been recognized by the Global HPC Community in this prestigious category," said Gopal Hegde, Vice President and General Manager, Data Center Processor Group at Cavium. "This award is yet another indicator of the tremendous momentum and recognition that Cavium has created in the server market with ThunderX. We continue to expand our system and software partners to accelerate end user delivery and deployment in some of the leading HPC customer environments worldwide."
"HPCwire readers are among the most informed in the HPC community and these awards are ultimately given to the organizations that are making the greatest impact in advancing technology and humanity itself through high performance computing," said Tom Tabor, CEO of Tabor Communications, publisher of HPCwire. "The HPCwire Readers' and Editors' Choice Awards send a strong message of support and appreciation from those in the global HPC community. We are proud to be able to recognize these efforts each your and our congratulations go out to all the winners."
More information on these awards can be found at the HPCwire website (http://www.HPCwire.com) or on Twitter through the following hashtag: #HPCwireAwards.
HPCwire is the #1 news and information resource covering the fastest computers in the world and the people who run them. With a legacy dating back to 1986, HPCwire has enjoyed a legacy of world-class editorial and journalism, making it the news source of choice selected by science, technology and business professionals interested in high performance and data-intensive computing. Visit HPCwire at www.hpcwire.com.
About Cavium, Inc.
Cavium is a leading provider of highly integrated semiconductor products that enable intelligent processing in enterprise, data center, cloud, wired and wireless service provider applications. Cavium offers a broad portfolio of integrated, software compatible processors ranging in performance from 100 Mbps to 100 Gbps that enable secure, intelligent functionality in enterprise, data-center, broadband/consumer and access & service provider equipment. Cavium's processors are supported by ecosystem partners that provide operating systems, tool support, reference designs and other services. Cavium's principal offices are in San Jose, California with design team locations in California, Massachusetts, India, and China. For more information, please visit: http://www.cavium.com.
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http://www.hpcwire.com/2015-supercomputing-conference/
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Here are the varieties that bring abundant butterflies, bees and countless beneficial insects to our garden! Easy to grow, each one is full of pollen, nectar and habitat for your pollinators to enjoy all season long.
Fruition's Organic Pollinator Garden Collection: lemon queen sunflower, zeolights calendula, borage, phacelia, tulsi (holy) basil, and pinwheel marigold.
Organic Pollinator Collection Here are the varieties that bring abundant butterflies, bees and countless beneficial insects to our garden! Easy to grow, each one is full of pollen, nectar and habitat for your pollinators to enjoy all season long.
Beneficial insects also prevent pest pressure before it begins.
Fruition's Organic Pollinator Collection: lemon queen sunflower, zeolights calendula, borage, phacelia, tulsi (holy) basil, and pinwheel marigold.
Phacelia, native to North America, has blue (rather than yellow) pollen so take a look at the color of your honey bee's thighs this summer! The rich amber pollen of Tulsi is also easy to spy on the bees in August. Pinwheel marigold and Zeolights Calendula is the ideal flower for companion planting, blossoming profusely from its stout plant a single foot tall without competing with your tomatoes, lettuce, kale or beans. Sunflowers bring butterflies by the dozen and are particularly attractive to native solitary bees that do not sting.
If you're looking for Milkweed, look no further! Here you are. We keep it separate because it is a little more challenging to grow from seed.
I was so happy to find this 5-pack of different seeds that are bee friendly. It took the guesswork out of helping bees. :) I also appreciated that it was a variety of annual and perennial plants, including some herbs.