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Another Chapter in the Kindler Saga
Those who follow issues of human rights and the death penalty will know the name Joseph Kindler. He was convicted of murder in the United States and sentenced to death but managed to escape and flee to Canada. He unsuccessfully challenged his extradition before the Supreme Court of Canada, on the grounds that Canada could not extradite someone to a country where they would be subject to the death penalty. Then, he subsequently fought his case before the Human Rights Committee, but failed to convince its members that Canada would be breaching international law by extraditing him to the United States where he would face the death penalty.
Kindler has been back in the United States since 1991, but he is still fighting. He just won a ruling reversing his death sentence and calling for either a new sentencing hearing or commutation of his sentence to life imprisonment: http://www.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/039010p.pdf
And in the meantime, both the Supreme Court of Canada (Burns and Rafay, 2001) and the Human Rights Committee (Judge, 2003) have reversed their case law. I hope that Kindler's decision is upheld, and that he lives to see the abolition of the death penalty in the United States, something that will happen sooner, rather than later, and probably faster than it took the Supreme Court of Canada and the Human Rights Committee to change their minds.
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A new start for Greece: essential elements of a deal
Bruegel February 13, 2015
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The main building of the Bank of Greece in Athens (Photo: Courtesy of WikiCommons)
By Guntram B. Wolff
Greece's new government under prime minister Alexis Tsipras – in power for not even two weeks – has had a rollercoaster ride. In the face of crisis, it has exercised brinkmanship. It unilaterally declared that it would not respect the agreement between Greece's previous government and the country's creditors, and would increase government spending and be insolvent at the same time. The response has been predictable: the rest of the euro area and in particular the European Central Bank and Germany, felt blackmailed and called its bluff. The ECB made access to ECB liquidity more difficult for Greek banks, while Merkel's administration has signalled that a Greek exit from the euro area is considered manageable.
Arguably, this was a necessary but insufficient response. It was necessary, because a monetary system cannot function credibly if a small part of the union can hold the core of the system to ransom. A country cannot unilaterally decide to increase expenditure at the expense of other parts of the union and hope to receive ECB funding for it. It can also not unilaterally refute agreements between its previous government and the European partners.
However, the response has so far been insufficient. The new Greek government has been voted into office with a strong mandate to change course both with domestic economic policy and in terms of relationships with its partners. Ignoring this vote is not an option. Greeks need a realistic perspective that their daily lives will improve. This perspective cannot be the result of gambling, unilateral action or blackmail. Instead, it needs to be the result of serious domestic action and an agreement between the partners of the Eurogroup. So what are the essential elements of a deal?
First, the new Greek government must get serious with its promises to address the domestic problems. As the new finance minister put it eloquently at the press conference in Berlin, the fight against tax evasion and corruption is crucial and was not properly prioritised by the previous government. A concrete plan and its successful implementation would provide a huge boost to the credibility to the new government – both at home and abroad.
The second element is a programme to meet Greece's funding needs in the next couple of months. Such a programme is necessary because otherwise the Greek government will not be in a position to repay the International Monetary Fund and the ECB in due time nor cover for all expenditures. It is also necessary to close the revenue gap that has opened up in the last few months because of a collapse in tax payments. Greece will have to fulfil conditions to get this programme or else stay within its budget constraint. However, the conditions could come without a formal Troika.
Third, the partners will need to discuss the requested primary surplus. A much lower primary surplus would increase the burden on taxpayers elsewhere. But a primary surplus of more than 4% is unrealistic. At the same time, the social situation is appalling in some parts of Greece and other crisis countries. The EU could therefore agree on a dedicated programme to alleviate social hardship where most needed.
Fourth, the debt burden needs attention. Greece currently does not pay much interest on its debt. The 2 percent of GDP interest payment compares with 1.8 percent in Germany and 2.3 percent in France. This low current interest burden is only possible because official creditors have allowed Greece an eight year respite before interest becomes payable. It is thus not possible to reduce the burden of the debt on the current Greek budget.
It is possible, however, to remove the uncertainty of the repayment of Greece's debt mountain of 175 percent of GDP. In a positive baseline scenario, Greece will be able to successful overcome its structural weaknesses, growth would pick up and the debt-to-GDP ratio would fall thanks to an increasing GDP level. Yet, GDP could grow less. This uncertainty itself is a burden for Greece because investors shy away from countries whose solvency is uncertain. A solution would be to index the official loans to the development of GDP. The finance ministers of euro-area countries should seriously consider this. It would not only remove a major uncertainty for Greece. It would also remove a major uncertainty for all of Europe. A deal may still be possible but the Greek side will have to move most.
Guntram Wolff is the Director of Bruegel since June 2013. His research focuses on the European economy and governance, on fiscal and monetary policy and global finance. He regularily testifies to the European Finance Ministers' ECOFIN meeting, the European Parliament, the German Parliament (Bundestag) and the French Parliament (Assemblée Nationale) and is a member of the French prime minister's Conseil d'Analyse Economique.
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I have a bit of property east of Harrison, MI. As some of you may know, I have the remains of a couple of old buildings on my property. I have also found some artifacts while metal detecting around there. They include an axe handle, small railroad spike, broken horseshoes, metal straps for wooden barrels, bent square nails and even a broken piece of plow and what appears to be a broken section of railroad track.
One of the foundations I have I have known about for a couple of years; the second I found earlier this spring. Yesterday, I found one more, maybe two. I just don't know for sure. Digging into one of them I found several bent wooden nails and some charred wood about a foot down. Maybe it was an outhouse since there is a rather large depression nearby. Maybe there is more to be found (bottles, trash) if I take time to dig there. I just don't know for sure.
As far as I can tell, the dwellings, whatever they were use for, burned during one of the fires that roared across this property, 60 or even 100 years ago. I just don't know for sure. I can estimate the time the buildings were constructed to the 1880s to 1900s or so. That's because no one settled here until after 1880 and round nails came into widespread use around 1900 or so. In addition, there are a number of large trees on the property and in locations that make me believe that they grew after the area was abandoned. However, I just don't know for sure.
This is a great time of year to be out and about the woods since the spring rains have washed some of last fall's leaves off some of the higher mounds on my property. What I also noticed yesterday was what may be the outline an old road or railroad bed that cuts across the property near the foundations and parallel to an old stream bed. It's a couple of hundred yards long. What it is, I just don't know for sure.
That's because I am a slow reader of the land. I see the features but don't "SEE" them. I don't know what I am looking at when I am looking at them. That's alfun but it's also frustrating. What I need is someone who is good at this kind of thing and can tell me what I'm looking at and maybe where to do. And the clock is ticking because soon the sprouting vegetation will hide many of the features I've found for another year. Plus, a few mosquitoes have already started buzzing around and they take some of the fun out of wandering the property.
So if anyone knows how to read the land for signs of roads or foundations or knows of someone who can, please let me know. I want to know for sure.
I wish I knew more and could help. I just made another visit to your area in search of more clues to my great Grandfather. What I understand thus far is he moved his family to Meredith to operate the rail depot and had a son while there. I was lucky enough to have gotten the birth record while visiting this week. After reading Forest Meeks book about the area I have a difficult time understanding how Willard could take a family to that area in such a rough time but I guess you do what you have to for your family. Sure would enjoy visiting your land with you one day. Thanks for the great posts. I look forward to each of them.
Not sure if I ever responded to you. Thanks for your comment. And you are right about why people moved to an area. Just like now it's all about jobs. And even more so back then since there was no safety net of sorts.
By the way, have you read Michigan Shadow Towns by Gene Scott? It's got a section on Meredith. Not a big write up but a couple of pages.
I'm over in section 31 of Hamilton Twp, north of Springwood Lake and East of Dodge Lake.
P.S. I added an update to my blog. Had someone stop by last week who could read the land better. He had some good info for me.
31? isnt that south east of springwood?Souith of Dodge?
also I have a couple more nice lines for your friends map that they would never know about.I think weve met b4 also.
and I can show you my railroad grades,as in two, and loading area on my property…and some perfect old cut stumps..and some virgin timber.
I have an old map showing a road across the back of your property. its from 1943 and labels it as a poor dirt road.Alot of railroad grades later became roads just wanted to throw that out there.It comes from Rogers due east then South East a little then straightens out due east again to Springwood lakes then labeled as Twin lakes.Maybe a quarter mile N of Springwood lake rd.
I have a similar map and know the road is there. Not sure it was an old railroad or not. I have not found any spikes or similar artifacts related to the railroad on any part of the road. I did some metal detecting between raindrops this weekend in my almost-dried-up pond and found another old axe head (the third) and another piece of a logging sled rail. I still want to get you out to walk the property with me (and visa versa) once the vegetation is down and IF I'm up there when the weather is decent. Maybe next month. Anyway, thanks for your comment. They are always welcome.
I LOVE my metal detector. I just came home from Florida by way of Hwy 65. My husband drove me, but digging I did myself.. I found many treasures. I also have pails full of sand. Rocks, soil. I have yet to go through.. I was lucky enough to Appreciate where I was. I am 51. Sore from digging. But I'm blessed to even be on some of the sights I was on… Thanks… I had to write.. Nobody else understood my plight. Thank you!!
Thanks for your comment. I think those of us who metal detect or just like to find rocks, stones and other interesting items appreciate what you are going through. It's relaxing but it can be heavy. Recently joined the Gold Prospectors Association of America and now will have MORE reasons to pick up buckets of rocks and sand and dirt. Welcome home!
Sorry. My posts to you previous to this I didn't check your notification.. I saw this was a few years old. Hopefully It didn't fall on deaf ears.
If you ever need a hand or someone to metal detect with give me a shout.
Thanks. Do you live in Clare County?
Yes, I live in the far North West corner of Clare County and when I not out metal detecting I'm looking up history and seeking permission. The books that Angela Kellogg and Cody Beemer published have been of great help.
I was able to locate two CCC camps that were not on the books. One having what I think was a root cellar and one believed to be a shower sump w/well head.
Jim Carr and Maggie's "Dead Mans Hill" is one I would love to hunt and finding out where the trolley car known as the Blue Goose originally came from before Coleman should keep me busy on those cold winter days?
Would be interested in talking to you sometime. Maybe meet at the Harrison library where Angie works. Am interested in those CCC camps. I know there was one near Temple but that is all I know of. And yeah, Dead Man's Hill would be an intriguing site to dig!
I'd like that very much Marty. One of the men that gave me this information worked with the CCC camps out of Roscommon when the Temple camp was just a stone throw from where his family lived.
The Temple camp was burnt to the ground due to a disease and rumor has it three men were buried there to prevent it from spread? With all the rain we've had I don't think the road is passable to the camp south of Temple but the one north sure is.
When the state closed down Temple's Park and blocked the road the only access now is off Cook Rd. next to where the Blue Goose sat. The Blue Goose was an old rail road passenger car brought from Coleman and used for a Café,Booze and Fallen Angles. Now at one time there was a train that left out of Temple, to Loomis or Coleman and headed north to Meredith making stops along the way and returning to Temple by days end. Now I've read story's where the evil twins "Jim Carr and Maggie" would move a train car between Clare and Gladwin county depending on which law agency was after them at the time. It's my be belief that the Blue Goose could have been one of Carr's prior to his death.
I was able to get a picture from 1967 with the RR car in shambles and I think it was in the 1980s my neighbor took what hadn't dissolved into the soil to the scrap yard.
I've also read where Maggie died in a poor house down state, and the only poor house at that time would have been Eloise which was later known as Eloise Asylum. Meredith bears no head stone of Maggie nor Jim and at Eloise it would be no more then a number etched on a stone.
As far as Dead Man's Hill goes, it's just a pipe dream, with all the development that Harrison has gone through over the years but one never knows what lies just under your coil until you dig it.


Let's get together in Haarlem again to practice speaking Dutch.
What to expect: an evening of drinking something together and having some Dutch conversation. No formal lessons and no expectations to be perfect just a chance to practice speaking and learn from your mistakes. All levels welcome although knowing just a bit of Dutch to begin with helps. We are all here to help each other, no pressure! It's best to know a little bit of Dutch so you are not too lost, knowing a lot of Dutch is not required, and hey, the beer helps! And which beer is better than the local Haarlem Jopen beer? Never tasted it? Time to try!
Often some Dutchies join as well, wanting to meet other internationals while keeping speaking Dutch this eve.
The Dutch Language Café opens its doors every 2nd Wednesday evening of the month in Café Stempels. Don't miss it!


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How many Cubic meter per second make 1 Liter per hour?
1 Liter per hour [l/h] = 0.000 000 277 777 777 777 78 Cubic meter per second [m³/s] - Measurement calculator that can be used to convert Liter per hour to Cubic meter per second, among others.
Convert Liter per hour to Cubic meter per second (l/h to m³/s):
Choose the right category from the selection list, in this case 'Volumetric flow rate'.
From the selection list, choose the unit that corresponds to the value you want to convert, in this case 'Liter per hour [l/h]'.
Finally choose the unit you want the value to be converted to, in this case 'Cubic meter per second [m³/s]'.
With this calculator, it is possible to enter the value to be converted together with the original measurement unit; for example, '728 Liter per hour'. In so doing, either the full name of the unit or its abbreviation can be usedas an example, either 'Liter per hour' or 'l/h'. Then, the calculator determines the category of the measurement unit of measure that is to be converted, in this case 'Volumetric flow rate'. After that, it converts the entered value into all of the appropriate units known to it. In the resulting list, you will be sure also to find the conversion you originally sought. Alternatively, the value to be converted can be entered as follows: '86 l/h to m3/s' or '96 l/h into m3/s' or '67 Liter per hour -> Cubic meter per second' or '91 l/h = m3/s' or '54 Liter per hour to m3/s' or '33 l/h to Cubic meter per second' or '14 Liter per hour into Cubic meter per second'. For this alternative, the calculator also figures out immediately into which unit the original value is specifically to be converted. Regardless which of these possibilities one uses, it saves one the cumbersome search for the appropriate listing in long selection lists with myriad categories and countless supported units. All of that is taken over for us by the calculator and it gets the job done in a fraction of a second.
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LET Rookie Orientation Days
Players travelled from all over the world for the the inaugural LET Rookie Orientation Days to learn about life as a touring professional and a look inside how the LET works before embarking on their first season.
Hosted at the Denia Marriott La Sella Golf Resort and Spa, Spain - Mike Round, Director of Development and Membership, commented: "We believe that it's really important to give Rookies the right information and support at the start of the year so that their introduction to Tour life is as trouble-free as possible.
"A key element of our development strategy is 'LET's Get Ready,' which is designed to offer help to the Rookies in their first season on Tour. We put together an all-you-need-to-know programme that covered a range of essential administrative issues, but also made them aware of our vision for the future of the organisation and the role they can play to help to turn that vision into reality. "
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One of the highlights of the event was a motivational speech given by former LET Professional and highly respected coach, Marta Figueras-Dotti. Marta offered words of wisdom based on her knowledge and experiences which captivated the Rookies.
Speaking at the end of the training sessions, LET Rookie Anne van Dam from Holland said: "The Rookie Orientation gave me a lot of information that will be useful for me as I head into the first few events and will help to get my season off to a good start. It was good to hear the Members' Regulations presentation so I now know what to do and what not to do."
Fellow LET Rookie Emma Westin from Sweden echoed Anne's view and added: "Everything we have learned about Member's Regulations, communications, member's education and sponsor and promoter activities has been very useful and it is good to understand the big picture before coming into the 2015 season. We could see from the presentations the importance of the LET's new vision and values and it is motivating to be part of the LET's team that's working together to reach out to the fans."
The 2015 LET season launches with the RACV Ladies Masters in Queensland, Australia, on February 12-15.


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VILE: Snitch 'journalist' gleefully doxxes donors to Canadian freedom protesters
Canadian radio personality, journalist and erstwhile "shock jock"-turned left-wing activist Dean Blundell has gleefully published hacked documents containing the names and donor information of every person who sent in a donation to the Freedom Convoy crowdfund on GiveSendGo.
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Canadian radio personality, journalist and erstwhile "shock jock"-turned left-wing activist Dean Blundell, has gleefully published hacked documents containing the names and donor information of every person who sent in a donation to the Freedom Convoy crowdfund on GiveSendGo.
In a series of tweets, Blundell bragged about having the "entire #GiveSendGo donor list," praising the "nerds" for hacking the database, which he downloaded and disseminated to his 75.5k followers on Twitter.
"Let me know if you find anyone famous or a neighbor who funded the insurrection. I hope it wasn't your mom," wrote Blundell, whose actions would've allowed him to fit right at home with the Stasi in East Germany, who were infamous for running a surveillance state that terrorized the country for decades until the fall of the Berlin Wall.
A thorough investigation of the database, which is hosted on Google Docs reveals thousands of donor details, including the donors' real first and last names and ZIP code associated with the credit card they used to send in the donation. It also includes the email they used and the donation amount.
"This isn't the first-time GiveSendGo has funded an insurrection. They did the one in Washington last year which is where most of the money has been coming from. That and businesses disguising the money as a donation to truckers," wrote Blundell on his blog, where he linked to the hacked materials.
Blundell also highlighted a couple instances where people found their friends and family members on the list and praised them for taking action to ensure that there are real-world repercussions for the would-be "insurrectionists."
On social media, he mocked the affected donors and their supporters for potentially having their lives put in jeopardy over his actions.
"You know, for a group of proud philanthropic lovers of Jesus, you guys sure know how to threaten death," he quipped.
You know, for a group of proud philanthropic lovers of Jesus, you guys sure know how to threaten death. https://t.co/21ABBzaRmT
— Dean Blundell (@ItsDeanBlundell) February 14, 2022
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I am a believer in printing photos. Why? Photographs are meant to be tangible, physical representations of memories. They are meant to document moments and keep record of our lives. They are meant to be a legacy and an heirloom to pass on to future generations. In my opinion photographs are not being used properly when they are just sitting archived on hard drives. I put a lot of time and effort into taking photos and editing them and I beleive they deserve to be showcased in my every day life. I believe that photographs take on new life when you are able to hold them in your hands, not just stare at them on a screen.
For this reason, I have been looking into options to make albums to document our travels. I didn't want an album with patterns or designs and I didn't want an album that was too large or expensive. I also wanted an album that was easy to design – I didn't really want to have to create my files in another program and upload them. (I apparently have a lot of demands when it comes to an album company) So I was thrilled when I came across Artifact Uprising! Their books were exactly what I was looking for.
I got my first book in the mail a few days ago and I am absolutely thrilled with the result! I ended up ordering their 5×5 Softcover Book and it is the perfect mini travel book. It has found a home on my coffee table and has already made for a great conversation piece. I have loved flipping through it and I feel like my travel images have new life.
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Poutní kostel Hohe Salve, známý také jako Salvenkirchlein, se nachází na vrcholu hory Hohe Salve (1829 m n. m.) v Kitzbühelských Alpách v Tyrolsku v městské části Westendorf a je považován za nejvýše položený poutní kostel v celém Rakousku.

Je filiálním kostelem farního a děkanského kostela v Brixenu im Thale a je zasvěcen svatému Janu Křtiteli.

Historie
První písemná zmínka o kostele pochází z roku 1589 a nese označení "Salvenberg – kostel svatého Jana". Postavil ji sedlák Andreas Schwender z Brixenu im Thale jako poděkování Bohu za své uzdravení z těžké nemoci.

Brzy se do nového kostela sjížděli poutníci ze širokého okolí, zejména v případě neduhů hlavy, kterým měl pomáhat – podle Křtitelova umučení. Brzy se zjistilo, že kaple začíná být příliš malá, a proto byla v roce 1625 kvůli velkému přílivu návštěvníků dvakrát rozšířena. Bylo také uděleno povolení sloužit v něm mše svaté.

Salcburští měšťané Widmer a Elisabeth Elslerinovi, kteří byli rovněž postiženi těžkou nemocí, se po návštěvě Hohe Salve zcela vyléčili, a proto darovali oltář. V roce 1618 daroval kostelu 150 guldenů biskup z Chiemsee Erenfried hrabě Khuenburg, kterému kostel v té době podléhal. Nákladem 70 guldenů byl také postaven nový dům, kde mohl sloužící kněz přespávat. Tím se majetek kostela nesmírně rozrostl, především díky penězům z postniček, ale také díky hojným voskovým votivním darům. V roce 1641 činil majetek 1851 guldenů.

V roce 1641 byl postaven nový kostel, který stojí dodnes (2022) – starý kostel krátce předtím vyhořel po zásahu bleskem.

Poutní kostel však stále nebyl ušetřen neštěstí. V letech 1619 až 1819 došlo k více než 20 požárům způsobeným bleskem. Proto bylo rozhodnuto instalovat zvon proti bouřce. Dne 18. prosince 1751 nařídil biskup Franz Carl von Chiemsee, aby byl zvon poškozený bleskem přelit. Představený jezuitských lidových misií P. Miller S. J. doporučil odlít loretánský zvon, který měl být obzvláště užitečný při bouřkách. Teprve když děkan Wishofer ze Sankt Johann in Tyrol v roce 1784 instaloval na Salvenkirche hromosvod, zdálo se, že je toto nebezpečí zažehnáno. Ten byl však v roce 1807 opět zničen. Malý loretánský zvonek musel být také odstraněn. Kostelu v Elsbethenu ji věnoval výrobce kos Angerer z Haslau u Hopfgartenu im Brixental.

Den patrona poutního kostela je 24. června a je považován za hlavní svátek, stejně jako Annatag 26. července a Bartholomä 24. srpna. Oslavy, při nichž poutníci nosili kolem oltáře vyřezávanou hlavu svatého Jana, se však konají až od roku 1945.

Dnes je Hohe Salve jedním z nejnavštěvovanějších tyrolských vrcholů. Dostanete se k němu lanovkou z Hopfgartenu a lanovkou z Hochsöllu. Salve je tak přístupné i pro zimní sporty.

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura

Externí odkazy

Kostely v Tyrolsku
Kitzbühelské Alpy

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What are the misspellings for film?
What are the common mistypes for film?
What is the definition of film?
What does the abbreviation film mean?
What are the quotes for film?
What are the translations for film?
What are the common typos for film?
a thin coating or layer; "the table was covered with a film of dust"
This graph shows how "film" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
I hope we're all kind of influencing each other now to keep the quality up on those things. They seem to be getting better and better and better as there's not only sort of a film geek audience, there's also a general interest in the overall film consuming population.
couche, pellicule, filmer, tourner, cinématographique, documentaire.
Spielfilm, Schicht, drehen, Folie, Streifen, Belag, Film, filmen, verfilmen, Beschlag, Kinofilm, Verfilmung, Haut, Häutchen, dünne Schicht.
фильм, кино, плёнка, киноплёнка, фотоплёнка, кинолента, тонкий слой.
grabar, capa, cinta, rodar, carrete, filmar, cinematográfico, largometraje.


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Here's What Happened at the Tri-County Issues Forum: The Recap
The West Houston Association's Tri-County Judges Forum was held virtually on June 11th, 2020 featuring a panel of local county judges – Judge Duhon of Waller County, Judge Hidalgo of Harris County, and Judge George of Fort Bend County. Each judge provided updates on county initiatives and their collaborative efforts on issues pertinent to the region, including mobility, infrastructure, flooding, and COVID-19. Heath Melton, Board Chairman of the West Houston Association, moderated the panel with questions from attendees.
Judge Duhon talked about the importance of taking a regional approach when it comes to flooding. "Flood waters do not care about county boundaries," said Duhon. He is also seeking funding from the Texas Water Development Board's Flood Infrastructure Fund to complete studies on four of the seven water sheds in Waller County that have not been tested. The studies will provide value to the entire region. "The good thing about these studies is that the information can be used by our neighbors."
Judge Hidalgo gave an update on her administration's early childhood education initiatives. Hidalgo also addressed flooding: "This year we're on track to bid over a half a billion dollars on flood control. We continue to move our drainage projects at top speed." She also discussed the county's adoption of the NOAA Atlas 14 Rainfall rates to inform decisions, and Harris County's efforts to work with other counties to make sure that "as we build we don't flood people downstream."
Judge George talked about the challenges that Fort Bend County is facing due to the current pandemic. He also discussed ways Fort Bend is addressing flooding and mobility. "Last year we passed a bond to address some of our selective drainage issues… whether it's a local project or TxDOT, we need to ensure that the drainage standards are up to date," said George. Additionally, he is interested in creating a regional public transportation network to solve mobility issues in the region.
Despite the challenges each county is facing, the judges ensured the audience that they are continuing to address issues pertinent to West Houston. "Challenges are opportunities," said George. The judges elaborated on ways that they are collaborating with other counties to solve infrastructure, mobility, and drainage issues.
The event also featured an update from Rob Bamford, Chair of the WHA of Quality Planned Development (QPD) committee, who discussed the importance of quality growth across the region. The QPD designation "represents a mindful approach to land development, communities, and lifestyles," said Bamford. The deadline for submitting projects for consideration for the QPD designation is September 1st.
In total, 167 people attended the Tri-County Judges Forum. The next West Houston Association event is the Blues to Greens Forum: New Idea's in Recreation and Conservation which will be taking place on July 23rd from 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m., followed by the West Houston Flood Control Forum on August 4th.
Special thanks to the event sponsors:
The Howard Hughes Corporation, BGE, Allen Boons Humphries Robinson LLP (ABHR), Newland, ExxonMobil, SPH (Schwartz, Page, and Harding), Johnson Development Corp, EHRA Engineering, IDS Engineering Group, LJA Engineering, Inframark, RG Miller Engineers, Jones Carter, and Dannenbaum.
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What Might Be Done for Fibroids?
Fibroids are benign tumours of the uterine muscle. They vary in size and amount; They can be anything from the size of a pea to bigger than a tennis ball.
About 1 girl in 5 grows fibroids by the time she's 45 years old. There's frequently no reason for worry because fibroids may never grow big enough to distort the uterus or cause symptoms. Big fibroids cause the surface of the uterus to feel lumpy and bumpy to the physician when he examines your abdomen during regular pelvic examinations.
• pressure on the bladder and bowel, resulting in urinary difficulties and backache.
If you've got increasing pain or bleeding with your intervals or if you've got any other change in your regular menstrual cycle, see your physician at the same time.
Your physician will first perform a regular pelvic examination and question you about any symptoms you may have experienced.
If he believes your condition warrants it, he may then refer you to a gynaecologist for further investigation and evaluations, that will likely contain an ultrasound scan of your uterus, a hysteroscopy or laparoscopy.
Fibroids are treated in accordance with the severity of the symptoms. Once you're past your childbearing years, the fibroids usually shrink and may vanish, if you don't take HRT.
• Anti-oestrogen hormone treatments may be given to shrink your fibroids. This treatment can only be given for a span of about six months due to the threat of osteoporosis.
• If you need to begin a family and your fibroids are numerous, your physician may suggest an operation to remove them (myomectomy), leaving the uterus regular and complete.
• If your symptoms are extremely difficult and you've already finished your family, a hysterectomy might be proposed. It should be considered as a last resort and just after you've had a second opinion and involved your partner in discussions with your doctors.
your guard against having an unneeded operation of such a extreme nature. If you're suffering from deep anaemia or have Intolerable symptoms, clearly you should consider it; otherwise, search for options.
other irregularity of your intervals should be reported promptly to your doctor.


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Jochen von Below was a Belkan Army general who served during the Belkan War of 1995 as the Sudentor area defense commandant. A veteran of the Rectan War, Below was considered to be a skilled commander and by 1995 had been appointed to lead the Ninth Army. Following the regime's capitulation in June of that year, he signed a surrender document on behalf of the forces under his command, committing suicide shortly after.
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Hollywood reacts to Harris VP nomination
Published: 12/08/2020 Updated: Wednesday, 12 August 2020 9:16 AM GMT+10
Joe Biden selects running mate
Kamala Harris will run as the Democrat's VP running mate.
Hollywood is buzzing after Democratic candidate Joe Biden officially announced that Senator Kamala Harris will be his running mate in this year's presidential race.
Many celebrities shared their reaction to the news on Twitter, including actor and filmmaker Rob Reiner, who celebrated the fact that Harris is the first black and South Asian woman to join a presidential ticket for a major party.
"Finally a Presidential ticket that looks like America!!" Reiner wrote. "Now we all go to work to restore the soul of our Nation. VOTE!!!!"
Sarah Paulson used her platform to shed light on the issue of sexist and racist terminology in news coverage of elections.
"The sexist and racist political attacks on @KamalaHarris have already begun," Paulson wrote, attaching a form for an open letter from Time's Up.
"Let's demand that the media keep these ignorant, bad-faith attacks out of their 2020 election coverage."
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Mia Farrow celebrated Biden's choice, writing: "They will lead an administration of knowledgeable people we can trust to make the best decisions. No more liars, grifters, simpletons, imbeciles and sycophants."
Comedian Billy Eichner kept his reaction simple: "I will be voting for these people. Thank you."
Actress Meredith Salenger expressed her excitement for the news, while also pointing out that the choice means Maya Rudolph will be making more appearances as Harris on Saturday Night Live.
"The best part of today is hearing that @KamalaHarris is going to be the next Vice President," Salenger wrote.
"The second-best part of today is knowing that we are going to get to see a lot more of Maya Rudolph!"
Salenger's husband, comedian Patton Oswalt, added some humur to Biden's announcement by comparing Harris' debate skills to those of current vice president Mike Pence.
PoliticsDonald TrumpNorth America


Home > FAQs > Why should you trust the nutrition information on this website?
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Race in and check out Kangaroo Flat Sports Club's TAB!
Our TAB Sports Bar area includes a number of LCD screens dedicated to all the racing action and you can bet on all racing and sporting codes at our Easy Bet touch screen facility.
Kangaroo Flat Sports Club is the venue to play your favourite Keno numbers with several dedicated Keno screens conveniently located throughout the Club. Our friendly staff are always available to provide assistance to you when playing your Keno games.


This course will provide advice and guidance on how to ensure that your students achieve the highest grades for AQA GCSE Maths. It builds upon experiences from the first two years of these examinations, using feedback from student results and teacher experiences. Delegates will explore high quality and successful teaching approaches for the content, in addition to working on strategies to support the development of AO2 and AO3 techniques at KS3 and KS4.
Resources and approaches for teaching the more complex areas of the specification: what are these and why are they challenging?
How to best utilise resources for teaching this area of the specification: what should you look for in a resource?
Will has taught and examined Mathematics from years 5-13 for almost 4 decades. He is a former Chief Examiner; Senior Examiner and Maths Adviser to 4 UK governments; LA's and Academy Trusts. He is a former Regional Adviser on the CMSP; Ofqual subject expert and has authored a number of textbooks.


Terrain: Mostly clear paths, some steps, trails may be muddy after rain. Not suitable for wheelchairs/mobility scooters.
Nestled in the Clyde Valley between Rosebank and Garrion Bridge and containing remnants of the designed landscape of the now demolished Mauldslie Castle, Mauldslie Woods shows the varied character of the Clyde Valley landscape. Part of the area was once an orchard, one of many producing the apples, pears and plums for which the Clyde Valley was famous.
Drive or walk through the arched entrance over Mauldslie Bridge, and begin the walk by the information board on the east side of the bridge.
From the bridge follow the Clyde Walkway downstream, you'll pass favoured fishing spots for salmon and brown trout. Here the trail is set within the parkland of the former Mauldslie Castle, demolished in 1935, with many trees over 200 years old.
The wooded slope ahead of you is Mauldslie Woods, part of the Clyde Valley Woodlands National Nature Reserve. It is predominantly a broad-leafed woodland, with remnants of earlier larch and spruce plantings. Soon the walkway swings left and continues downstream.
Stage 4. What can you see?
After around 500m the River Clyde is in a tranquil setting. Stay quiet and keep your eyes peeled as kingfishers, goosanders and otters are regularly seen here.
The trail soon rises into West Brownlee Wood, before turning right, downhill, following the Garrion Burn for around 300m. The route then turns right, away from the burn, climbing a little over the spur before returning down the slope to the river.
Upon reaching the river turn left and return along the Clyde Walkway back towards Mauldslie Bridge.


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Customized License Plate

  A: My license plate number came in today.
 B: Do you like it?
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Skin zapper helps treat skin cancer without surgery
"It was right in my right ear, it was like four little spots," said skin cancer patient L.J. Hauss.
When Hauss was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, the first option was surgery.
"He said you could do an operation with a skin graft and that would take a long time to heal," said Hauss.
Instead, Hauss' doctors turned an alternative for treating common types of carcinoma. It's a form of precisely targeted radiation known as brachytherapy, which normally involves the placement radioactive pellets near the site of the cancer. But Sachin Kamath, M.D., from Diablo Valley Oncology, says this system, called Axxent, works differently.
"Instead of using a radio isotope, that actually constantly emits radiation this is actually a miniaturized X-ray tube that will actually give off X-rays with push of a button," said Kamath.
Kamath says the lower energy radiation can be delivered directly onto the skin, with a minimal chance of spill over into adjacent tissue.
"It's very important that I place this applicator right up against the area where the cancer is, so we can treat it and not nothing else that doesn't need radiation," said Kamath.
The procedure is typically limited to non-melanoma cancers, such as squamous and basal cell carcinoma -- the most common form of skin cancer. And researchers say it's most effective for use on lesions located near the surface of the skin.
For years the gold standard for skin cancer treatment has been a procedure called Mohs surgery. The technique that tests tissue samples as the surgery progresses, ensuring that no cancer cells are left behind.
"Meaning, only two patients in 100 will have a reoccurrence of the cancer," said Sara Arron, M.D., Ph.D.
Arron is chief of the high risk skin cancer program at UCSF and a trained Mohs surgeon. She says Mohs has a cure rate of up to 99 percent and believes it's still the best option for many skin cancers.
"When a patient is deciding what type of treatment they want to pursue, they should talk with their doctor about the specific cancer type that they have, because the potential of that cancer reoccurring could be more significant in a high-risk squamous cell carcinoma than with a very small, superficial, basal cell carcinoma," said Arron.
Still, manufacturers of the Axxent system say it produces similar results for lesions no deeper than five millimeters and it also offers cosmetic advantages.
"The way I present this is that this is good option or a good alternative," said Kamath.
The procedure itself takes about five minutes, with patients like Hauss returning for sessions at least twice a week for two to three weeks.
"They said there was no pain involved and it wouldn't take long and so all those sounded good," said Hauss.
The Axxent system is manufactured by Sunnyvale based Xoft. The treatments are covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.
Written and produced by Tim Didion
Bay Area residents protest massive telescope construction in Hawaii


The announcement seems to be a week late. The two above quotes seem to be speaking to two audiences. The former to brokers (cost) and the later (MLS providers/organizations). One big question, if a broker's MLS vendor isn't CoreLogic (with Trestle), or if they are in an area with multiple MLS vendors, then what?
Also, if "brokers will choose to push listing data into Upstream from their multiple listing platform", then how is this "Upstream"?
I'm not sure if the fox is in the henhouse, if there is a henhouse, or who the hens are anymore. I hope CoreLogic got their money upfront. They might want to check UpstreamRE's references.
Someone call Neil deGrasse Tyson and explain this all to me.
As the nuns used to tell me in Catholic school, "You must have faith and believe".
Or another way to look at it as Seinfeld said, "That's a pretty big Matzo ball you have hanging out there".
I'm on record as saying this thing (The transferred Upstream product) is a "Dog" and whoever gets it is in for a sad time in their co. history, BUT if anybody can revise, it's Corelogic. They have the size and the network.


You may find difficulties in focusing your thoughts and attention today. There is just a rather spacey feeling and you don't find yourself mentally grounded very well. This may stem from an outside source but before pointing fingers, take notice of yourself and ask if you may be the cause of it. Low self confidence may be the issue. Perhaps with these retrogrades you've began questioning so much about yourself and your beliefs that you almost feel like you don't recognize or even know yourself.


Area V covers Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne, Clay, Cumberland, Fentress, Morgan, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, part of Rhea, Roane, Scott, and Union counties--a piece of the northern border of Tennessee where it borders Kentucky.
The clubs in Area V belong to the Council of East Tennessee Square and Round Dance Clubs, Inc. (CET). CET also provides services for the clubs in Area III.
Area V clubs are listed below. Check their websites (where available) or call or email the contact to ensure the dance has not been cancelled for some reason.
Note: Times are Eastern Standard Time except where noted.


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What's the difference between greens+ and fermented organic gut superfoods+?
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fermented organic gut superfoods+ contains 6 grams of dietary fibre, which is a safe amount for even toddlers. However, we recommend starting your child on fermented organic gut superfoods+ slowly, and taking weight vs. a normal adult into consideration as you would with any food your child consumes.
How is this product sweetened?
We use an organic stevia leaf extract. There is also an unflavoured & unsweetened option available.
How would you suggest taking this product? Can it be mixed with other Genuine Health products?
fermented organic gut superfoods+ can be taken with water or combined with fermented vegan proteins+, greens+, or any of our other great products – whichever is most convenient. There are no interactions with augmenting one of our supplements with this 100% fermented food, so feel free to make your personalized smoothie!
Orange Ginger is less sweet than Summer Berry Pomegranate, and has a bit of spice, thanks to the ginger! A little stevia adds some light sweetness. You can shake it up with cold water, but it's also delicious when combined with not quite hot water for something warm to sip on. You can also make superfood spritzes like this recipe.
Unflavoured, as the name suggests, means that we are not adding any flavouring to alter the naturally occurring taste in any way, nor are we adding any additional sweetness to the product. Try Unflavoured added to a smoothie, or even in a cookie recipe like this one.


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knockout rose bush
Blue Ribbon™ Winner for outstanding, low water performance in 2017-2019 WUCOLS trials. The shrub has glo… $13.99 $ 13. Knock Out roses (Rosa radrazz) are a hardy, disease-tolerant rose variety that took the gardening world by storm when they were introduced in the late 1990s. $29.99 $ 29. 4.0 out of 5 stars 14. They are very thin, lacking foliage, and have limited blooms, and the blooms that do open are rather small. And 'Knockout' rose may just get its bell rung. It has the same flower power and easy care as others in the family, but in an adorable, petite size! Japanese beetles, Rose scales, Rose leafhopper, Slugs, Aphids, thrips, sawflies, and grasshoppers are the major pests of knockout roses. 99. Thus, the Conard-Pyle Company, those friendly folks from Pennsylvania who introduced 'Knock Out' rose to America, saw an opportunity. The plant thrives in USDA zone, 4 and warmer. 4.5 out of 5 stars 359. [1], Radler was able to work with the wholesale nursery, Star Roses and plants, to help develop and test the new rose cultivar. Only 19 left in stock - order soon. Get it as soon as Tue, Nov 24. During that time a bug (a rose slug I think) came and ate every single leaf. Plant in decorative containers for your porch or patio, or in mass for a dramatic pop of color! It is a landscaping or shrub rose in the, "By any other name, the Knock Out rose would be just as sturdy", Fontvieille Park and Princess Grace Rose Garden, Concours international de roses nouvelles de Bagatelle, List of rose cultivars named after people, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rosa_%27Knock_Out%27&oldid=984212218, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, 'Rainbow Knock Out', (before 2005), RADtee' x 'RADral', 'Sunny Knock Out', (2006), 'Brite Eyes' x 'RADsweet', 'Coral Knock Out', (before 2004), 'RADor' x "RADer', 'Peachy Knock Out', (2004), Unnamed seedling parents, 'White Knock Out', (before 2008), 'RADmom' x 'RADsweet', This page was last edited on 18 October 2020, at 21:21. Use the pruning shears to remove all diseased, damaged or dead canes from the bush. Full sun, partial sun. The Knock Out roses are known as "self-cleaning" roses, so there is no real need to deadhead them. They penetrate their sucking type mouth into the soft stems and leaves and release toxin substances into the plant tissue. Prune the Knockout Rose bush prior to moving it. No need to spray. Disease resistant. However, even these fine rose bushes can, due to climatic and poor care/conditions, succumb to some of the same diseases that plague other rose bushes in our gardens and landscapes. The bush hasn't bloomed since and the stems are starting to turn brown. Everywhere. Although Knock Out roses are hardy to USDA Zone 5, they will need some winter protection. Knock Out® Rose Tree A Rose that Revolutionized the Gardening Industry Known for its long-lasting, bright blooms that deliver nine months of eye-catching color, the Knock Out series has revolutionized the garden industry, offering the elegance of roses without all the work. Knockout Roses have become a fast favorite … Knock Out roses are known for their easy care, extended blooming season with repeat flowering, and increased disease resistance when compared to traditional tea roses. See the FAQ's. Roses for Everyday. Plant them individually among shrubs, annuals and perennials in mixed beds and borders. 99. To Build a Garden recommends watering knockout roses deeply the day before using fertilizer. Knockout rose problems. 35. Plant in decorative containers for your porch or patio, or in mass for a dramatic pop of color! They are such natural plants to grow and flower abundantly! They work well … After eight years of testing, Star Roses introduced the new rose into the United States in 2000 under the marketing name of 'Knock Out'. The rose appeared immune to diseases such as black spot mildew". KnockOut roses are also rather heat- and cold-tolerant, growing in regions where winter temperatures dip down as low as -15 degrees Fahrenheit. They brought out a new line of roses called Drift. [2] Flowers have a strong, fruity fragrance, and bloom in flushes from spring through fall. The Knock Out® Family of Roses are easy to grow and don't require special care. … LuLuHouse 25pcs Artificial Flower Foam Rose Purple Real Touch Roses Flower Heads with Stem for DIY Wedding Bouquets Centerpieces Arrangements Party Baby Shower Home Decor (25, Purple) 4.8 out of 5 stars 799. Not a traditional rose-shaped bloom. "The rose was special, a dense bush full of pinkish-red blooms. 99. FREE Shipping. Once late summer hits, knockout roses start preparing for colder weather and do not require fertilizer. Pests and insects can damage the knockout rose plants by yellowing the leaves. Knock Out rose bushes are known for being extremely disease resistant as well as being nearly carefree. [3] Flowers open from attractive buds, and are a bright cherry red with a white center and green-yellow-stamens. Thin the Knockout Rose as you desire to bring it back into a compact shape (removing as much as one-third of the new growth). Knockout Roses. Blooms until the first frost. Rosa Coral Knock Out® belongs to the Knock Out® shrub roses which are known for their compact size, long bloom season, bright colors, profuse flowering, exceptional resistance to blackspot and winter hardiness. Colors: Hot pink, cherry red, Yellow, Peach. The Knock Out® Roses are easy to grow and don't require special care. 97. Deadheading Vs. Pruning. Look for any canes that are crossing each other and rubbing, and remove these canes. Plant them individually among shrubs, annuals and perennials in mixed beds and borders. This rose variety reblooms every five or six weeks throughout the growing season. http://www.brighterblooms.com/category/knockout-roses/ Learn how to get the most out of your Knock Out Roses with the proper planting techniques. Dead flowers just fell off. Knockout roses are a hardy plant and do not require constant feeding. The cultivar was developed from a cross between the floribunda, Rosa 'Razzle Dazzle' and shrub rose, Rosa 'Carefree Beauty'. FREE Shipping on orders over $25 shipped by Amazon. Knock Out Roses - Rosa Sunny Knock Out (Rose) Rose, yellow flowers, #2 - Size Container. $9.97 $ 9. Rosa 'Knock Out', (aka RADraz), is a shrub rose cultivar bred by American rose grower, William Radler in 1989, and introduced into the United States by Star Roses and Plants in 2000. Everyone. Promote Flowering. Several Knock Out rose bushes blooming along a fence line or at the edge of an island landscaping is a beautiful sight to behold. An excellent shrub rose that stands out in the landscape due to the contrast between pure white blooms and very dark green foliage. Get it as soon as Fri, Nov 27. Needs pruning. We planted a knockout rose bush early this spring. $20.35 $ 20. Drought resistant. Blooms are 2—3 in (5—7 cm) in diameter, saucer-shaped, with single to semi-double (5—13) petals. Saavyseeds Rose Bush Terradoga Rose Seeds - 11 Count - October 2014 Harvest. Trimming Knockout Roses https://www.facebook.com/gibbsgardencenter/ https://www.instagram.com/gibbsgardencenter/ Now, you get the benefits of the Knock Out you love in tree form! Introduced in 2000, 'Knockout' rose quickly became the best-selling landscape plant in the country. The perfect NPK ratio will help you to get healthy knockout roses with extra bigger blooms. My knockout roses have been struggling this summer. Also, the conserve energy helps to improve the overall plant health. Self-cleaning. Plant them in large groups to create a colorful hedge or along a foundation to provide a bright border. Bush or shrub shape. These fast-growing, compact, deciduous shrubs can be grown singly or in groups. That's why gardeners deadhead to keep neat and increase the beauty of the knockout rose bush. Grows in a rounded, bushy and well-behaved shrub, up to 4-5 ft. tall and wide (120-150 cm). 'Knock Out' is disease resistant and blackspot resistant, but is susceptible to mildew. Double Pink Knock Out Rose - 2 Gallon Shrub - Developed Plants for Instant Blooms, Not Tiny Quarts, Seedlings or Seeds | Cannot Ship to AZ. Get it as soon as Fri, Nov 20. $24.99 $ 24. Flowers have a strong, fruity fragrance, and bloom in flushes from spring through fall. color: Whiteflowering: Abundant and continuoushabit: Compact, bushymature size: On average 3½' h x 3½' wfoliage: Very dark matte green, young foliage is almost blackzone: 4–11scent: Very slight citrus. Its on the north side of our house so it really only gets morning sun. 3.8 out of 5 stars 16. Not fragrant like traditional roses except Sunny Knockout. Grows up to 6 ft tall. It blooms from spring through fall, maintaining a compact habit. It had everything -- showy, continuous blooms; compact growth habit; tough-as-nails constitution; and, best of all, no need to spray for black spot disease.But now, nature has tossed green kryptonite into Superman's garden. 99. Flowers open from attractive buds, and are a bright cherry red with a white center and green-yellow-stamens. It blooms from spring through fall, maintaining a compact habit. About a month later it was loaded with roses. Star Roses Knockout Series 11891 Sunny Knockout Rose, 19cm, Yellow. The Petite Knock Out® Rose is the first ever miniature Knock Out® Rose! Typically, knockout roses only require fertilizer from spring until late summer. No need to prune. the White Knock Out® Rose 'Radwhite' PP 20,273 An excellent shrub rose that stands out in the landscape due to the contrast between pure white blooms and very dark green foliage. If you deadhead the spent flowers before producing seed, then channel the energy of the roses into a direction that promotes new healthy growth and blooms. [4], "'Many people consider 'Knock Out' a good example of the type of rose that will be most popular in the future. 'Knock Out' was developed by amateur rose breeder, William Radler in his Milwaukee, Wisconsin basement in 1989. Asked August 24, 2013, 12:02 PM EDT. 'Knock Out' is disease resistant and blackspot resistant, but is susceptible to mildew. It has the same flower power and easy care as others in the family, but in an adorable, petite size! FREE Shipping by Amazon. The shrub has glossy, dark green foliage. 6.Burpee Organic Rose and Bloom Granular Plant Food Burpee Rose and Bloom Granular Food is another best organic fertilizer for knockout roses that has 4% nitrogen,6% phosphorus, and 4% potassium. The result, the pink "Knock Out" rose, covered with bunches of single or loose double blooms, helped popularize roses as landscape elements. [1], 'Knock Out' is a medium, bushy shrub, 2 to 4 ft (60—121 cm) in height with a 3 to 4 ft (90—120 cm) spread. Compared to the other new hybrid rose plants in his backyard test garden that year, Radler recalled that new cultivar was exceptional. 2.6 out of 5 stars 164. Just like 'Knock Out,' they bloom nonstop and don't need spraying for disease. They were planted 6 years ago, and have done well up to this point. 'Meibenbino' PP 30,811 U.S. Utility Patent Pending The Petite Knock Out® Rose is the first ever miniature Knock Out® Rose! These are low-maintenance bushes and can grow on a variety of soils and in a variety of weather. Plant them in large groups to create a colorful hedge or along a foundation to provide a bright border. Knock Out® roses (Rosa 'radrazz') continue to be a popular perennial choice for home gardens everywhere. The extremely hardy rose cultivar, was successful that first year, and has become one of America's top selling roses, 'Knock Out' is also the original rose variety of a large family of 'Knock Out rose varieties. 4.1 out of 5 stars 98. Blooms are 2—3 in (5—7 cm) in diameter, saucer-shaped, with single to semi-double (5—13) petals. It was named an All-America Rose Selections winner in 2000. 'Knock Out' is a medium, bushy shrub, 2 to 4 ft (60—121 cm) in height with a 3 to 4 ft (90—120 cm) spread. $59.99 $ 59. Easy Care or Carefree roses are a part of most of the colorful landscapes. New stems and growth are purple. These are other names of knock out roses. The KnockOut rose bush blooms from spring until the first frost in fall, requiring little pruning or care. Perfect Plants Sunny Knock Out Rose 1 Gallon, Live Plant Includes Special Blend Fertilizer & Planting Guide Yellow. FREE Shipping. Low maintenance.
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