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sam | 01-10-2007 07:54 PM
Sam's Occasional Comments Sometimes I tink of things and doone know where ta put 'em...... :confused:

lhslancers | 01-10-2007 07:59 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Quote:
Originally Posted by sam (Post 469690) Sometimes I tink of things and doone know where ta put 'em...... :confused:
Hey I got an idea.:D

sam | 01-10-2007 08:00 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Bagged 40# white rice in mylar. And 02 absorbers, more to keep the bugs down than to prevent oxidation. Thanks randymatt for getting me kick started on this, .... getting a high wattage sealer, mylar bags etc.

sam | 01-10-2007 08:07 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Here's something I did when we first moved in here 14 years ago. I put a bolt lock on our bedroom door. It's almost never locked, but if something happens whike I am not home, Honey can lock herself in at night, or during the day she can take refuge in there quickly, grap a pepper spray and phone for help. dtnwn

sam | 01-10-2007 08:11 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Honey had some of her friend's landscape crew clear most of the existing plants out of our front yard today. I know she bought an almond tree to plant there, but I think she also bought several more fruit trees too.

Ghost Recon | 01-10-2007 08:12 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Better yet...install a steel door....

lhslancers | 01-10-2007 08:13 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I put a lock on the bedroom door. Mother made me take it off. Threw out my magazines too.:aetsch:

sam | 01-10-2007 08:27 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Honey enjoyed reading The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World by Michael Pollan. She has started The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals also by M Pollan. She thinks it gonna be good too, but is afraid it will turn her into a vegetarian. We are getting chickens by Spring for eggs, so that is good, but I don't think she will let me buy anything but Lasater (grass fed) beef in the future. Don't know where I can get pastured chickens to eat. We don't have enough room to raise chickens for food. Even if we raise a few here they would only be a few and she would get too attached to them. When she was a child, some chickens were pets, others were for eating.

sam | 01-10-2007 08:33 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments GR- Steel door would be overkill, as someone could simply bust out the bedroom window. It wouldn't be real easy though as I had double panes installed with super strong glass. You and lhslancers have a drinkee on me ...............

lhslancers | 01-10-2007 08:38 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Quote:
Originally Posted by sam (Post 469734) GR- Steel door would be overkill, as someone could simply bust out the bedroom window. It wouldn't be real easy though as I had double panes installed with super strong glass. You and lhslancers have a drinkee on me ...............
Thanks Sam I think I will. :wavey:

sam | 01-10-2007 09:12 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments As I mentioned before in another thread I ordered a bunch of Photon keychain lights. I think I am going to like these a lot. I put an orange Micro Light II in my truck, and on my dresser. It's so small and lightweight I can hold it twixt me lips, no teeth need get involved. Good for stumbling around in the morning looking for clothes to put on, without disturbing Honey with bright white light. I am liking the X-light Micro too. One is now on my keychain. Very easy control of functions. Click on for full power, click off. Because of the clear case when it's hanging on my belt, light is spread over a wide area, allowing use of both hands to do stuff. When stealth is desired, click and hold, .... it starts VERY dim and gets brighter gradually until full power, then it cycles through strobe functions. Only have to remember two things, click or click an hold. dtnwn

Curtman | 01-10-2007 09:32 PM
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sam | 01-10-2007 09:52 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Curtman- Nope, she loves bee barf, besides she calls me Honey too, an I don't mind. She didn't even mind when a friend of ours alla time usta call her "toots". We been together 15 years. She don't wanna get married, had enough of that I guess. She is still good friends with her ex husband and his wife too. dtnwn

sam | 01-10-2007 10:15 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I been waiting years for this. It had to happen. Kenny Burell's Asphalt Canyon Suite is now available, remastered for CD! I ordered it from amazon.......... .

sam | 01-10-2007 10:46 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments As a former Viet Nam Marine sniper buddy of mine says, You can buy a cheap one. Or you can buy a better one. Or you can buy the one that works........ __________________________________________ I gave him a old (but reliable and accurate) 30.06 bolt action mauser, even though he don't hunt no more, he accepted it, ... just in case. He says he's burnt out on killin' So he bought a fancy boat an goes ocean fishing alla time. Go figure ..............

lhslancers | 01-10-2007 10:47 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I'm lucky and don't know about that kind of thing. Guess it would burn you out if you got a heart left.

sam | 01-10-2007 11:00 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Story after story is coming back to me, well, I'm an 'ol fart, there's lots of 'em ah forgot for sure. Maybe I'll tell some later, if ah don't forget ....

sam | 01-10-2007 11:13 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments We would drift lazily along in Tom's first little boat, just a few feet offshore of the breakers in Santa Monica Bay (unnerving the first time he took me trolling for buts). That's halibuts iffin any doone know.

sam | 01-11-2007 11:23 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Bean quiet today, just reading the boards. Well, I did reply to a thread, but it must have gotten vapourised somewhere along the way, in cyberspace. A lucky happenstance, I suppose.

R MacDonald | 01-12-2007 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by lhslancers (Post 469714) I put a lock on the bedroom door. Mother made me take it off. Threw out my magazines too.:aetsch:
Ooooops!!! :eek:

sam | 01-12-2007 09:42 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi gasilat- I was reminiscing. Fishing with Tom had to be ~20 years ago, so things could be different now. We�d catch and release undersize buts fairly often. I think legal was 22�, don�t know what that is in weight. We didn�t hook keepers very often. Using live anchovy, I think we were happy if we caught a 20 pounder. My plater (anodizer) mentioned fishing a few weeks ago. He catches monster buts up north where the water is cold. If I remember correctly, he says they catch 200 pounders. Tall tale? I dunno ��.. � cup Dijon mustard � cup melted butter (I use less) 2 T honey 2 t lemon juice Salt Back pepper

sam | 01-12-2007 10:05 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments That reminds me. This isn't a survival item, but if you do a lot of BBQ, nearly so. I bought model 211-172. It is worth every penny. Note: There is a Thermopen out there. What you want is a Thermapen by Thermoworks

sam | 01-12-2007 12:44 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Doone remember subscribing, but somehow I get e-mail newletters from organicconsumers.org/. That's ok, ... it introduces me to new topics, things I didn't know I might want to consider.

sam | 01-12-2007 02:04 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Looks like I won the Kitco POG guessing contest for Jan 12th ! dtnwn

sam | 01-13-2007 01:11 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Gosh what was ah thinkin musta been drinkin when ah started this blinkin thread.

sam | 01-13-2007 11:48 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I got to thinking about having to make really ugly, like oily, water drinkable. Then I remembered I have several gravy separators. They cost a few FRN. http://www.abestkitchen.com/store/me...-separator.jpg _______________________________________________ Edit: Separating the oil, of course, would just be the first step. Next, a coffee filter to remove large particles. Then, carbon/silver filter, .... etc. _______________________________________________ In a longer term bad water situation maybe use a Berky since the ceramic can be refreshed many times. But the carbon gets used up before the ceramic goes bad. When that happens use a cheap carbon filter like PUR or similar, after the Berkey.

naccarato | 01-13-2007 12:44 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hey sam, what's your call for this week on Gold?

sam | 01-13-2007 01:46 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi naccarato- Based on licking a finger and sticking it in the air, I submitted 627.40 (Kitco bid chart) for next weeks Kitco POG Guessing Contest, up a two spot from this week. That was before I saw that the Doomsday Clock will be reset on Wednesday. Depending on how much media attention the event receives, it might induce some gole bugs to buy a lil more, but I doubt it will put POG on J6P's radar screen. I am leaving my bet unchanged. I tried day trading gold twice. For longer than a year each time. Finally gave up, and will never trade futures again. (Anybody go long OJ? I'm in a big citrus farming area and the weather just turned COLD. :eek: ) For "long term", I have the majority of my bets on shares of PM explorers. I think this gole bull will go full cycle, (on into Phase III), ... eventually. dtnwn

sam | 01-13-2007 01:57 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Besides lemons a lot of oranges are grown here too. Some are fancy and are shipped overseas, but most gets made into frozen OJ, I think. venturacountystar.com

Wyldwil | 01-13-2007 02:05 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Is "Sam" short for "Samwise" per chance?.....

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sam | 01-13-2007 02:13 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Wyldwil- The kids that made the nickname Sam stick to me some 45 years ago, hadn't read Tolkien I'm sure.

sam | 01-14-2007 12:20 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I searched the archives. Did not find any mention of Sylvan Hart Here's another about Buckskin Bill

sam | 01-14-2007 08:02 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments While searching for the Sylvan Hart documentary I stumbled onto Lust for Gold, directed by Sylvan Simon. Put it in my Netflix queue. dtnwn Edit: All we have is a medium size LCD display and players for DVD and VHS, .... no TV tuner.

sam | 01-16-2007 06:49 AM
Warm climate apples We have a dwarf Anna apple tree in back yard that got big. Great taste. The Fuji apple tree in our narrow side yard got woolly aphid, which is very difficult to eradicate. Thought it was going to die years ago, so I gave up and quit spraying, now it looks like it is going to survive. We just planted a Golden Dorsett in the front yard. _______________________________ Have not read this book..., but will soon. growingapples

sam | 01-16-2007 02:06 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Not about survival preps/strategies, just an observation ..... Some of our backyard birds (the Mockingbirds and House Finches) love our home grown Anna apples. When we have a lot, we cut some in half and put 'em out on the ground. Luckily the birds don't peck on them (not much anyway) while still on the tree. But if we don't have any Anna's, like now, the birds won't eat any variety of store bought apples. dtnwn

sam | 01-16-2007 02:20 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments We had a Five-in-One apple tree just outside my office window. Not to say one wouldn't be good for someone with limited space, in another climate, but it was a disappointment for us. It didn't grow well. Because it had so many grafts, the branches grew in weird directions, it was very difficult to know how to prune it. The shape kept getting worse and worse. And it never produced very many apples. Not sure what Honey will plant in that spot next. Maybe a persimmon, maybe another Anna.

naccarato | 01-16-2007 02:34 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I sometimes have a problem with woolly aphids on our Hemlock and white pine evergreens, hate them.

sam | 01-16-2007 03:28 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi naccarato- The reason woolly aphids (at least the kind that infest apple trees) are so difficult to eradicate, is that part of their life cycle occurs fairly deep in the soil. I just went out and looked at our Fuji. There is no evidence of active infestation. I believe that low temperatures help keep their outbreaks down, but the aphids went away during normal mild weather. Something else got to 'em......... dtnwn

keehah | 01-16-2007 03:39 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi Sam; I was thinking about you last night (well at least your avatar and text). Wondering how we all are coping with the loss of our former sheepleness sort of thing, then I realized I have a friend out east your persona here reminds me of that I need to check in with. So best wishes to ya Sam and I'm also getting in touch with my friend out east.

sam | 01-16-2007 04:06 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi keehah- In the 60-70's, I listened to late night radio talk shows,.... topics like fractional reserve banking, NWO, cabals, and etc were typical. Yeah, get in touch with your old friends, I owe one an e-mail reply right now......... namaste'

sam | 01-16-2007 05:11 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I keep one of these in my cell phone holster. May be good in a bug-out pack? http://businessboosters.net/images/p...dard/8327A.jpg Shorter than it looks here when telescoped down. I get them at Staples.

naccarato | 01-16-2007 06:56 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Got any suggestions on what's best to get rid of woolly aphids/adelgid, sam?

sam | 01-16-2007 07:40 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi naccarato- A landscape maintenance friend gave us some spray available only to licensed professionals, if I recall correctly. I'll try to find out what it was. BUT it didn't work for me long term anyway. What will slow them down for a while is a mixture of pyrethrin and safer. These are both fairly innocuous for people and birds. You have to keep spraying frequently. I believe both labels say you can spray up to the day of harvest. pyrethrin "Safer" insecticidal soap concentrate is getting hard to find. Try to find a supplier to landscsape professionals in your area. Ready-to-use stuff is way too expensive, the concentrate is priced steep enough. I think the soap helps as a sticker (wetting agent) if nothing else. I mix them together as if the other wasn't in the sprayer. Example: For a two gallon sprayer I add 5 tablespoons of Bug Buster-O AND whatever the Safer instructions say for two gallons. I don't like to spray unless absolutely necessary. One really bad whitefly season a few years back had me using this mixture a lot. A natural enemy like wasps or mites (wild guessing) might have been what finally knocked out my woolly aphids. Or who knows, they might return this spring..... dtnwn

naccarato | 01-16-2007 08:04 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Yeah I don't like to spray either but sometimes I use the insecticidal soap, thanks for the Pyrethrin tip. I clicked on it but nothing came up, I'm going to do a search on the computer, thanks.

sam | 01-16-2007 08:24 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments That link requires Acrobat Reader. Try this for bug_buster_o

sam | 01-16-2007 09:26 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Ahm gonna go now. Throw ANOTHER log onna fire. Listen to some blues onna stereo. Have ANOTHER wodka. Dish up some chicken soup for our dinner ....... dtnwn

sam | 01-16-2007 09:46 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments What does "idiotocracy" mean? dtnwn

Lackluster | 01-17-2007 08:31 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Be careful with Safer's soap, or other insecticidal soaps. They can be phytotoxic if sprayed on plants in full sun. It is advisable to wait for a cloudy day.

sam | 01-17-2007 11:24 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Thanks Lackluster. I'll remember that, although I'm usually spraying soil just outside our kitchen window to kill the ants that have invaded. Otherwise I leave them alone. The last plant I sprayed I didn't care about, just wanted to kill the few billion whitefly that were on it. ________________________________ Well, I thought I coined a new word last night, ... "idiotocracy" but come to find out, .. not. Googleweb and Googlegroups reveal that the word is already in widespread use. dtnwn .

sam | 01-17-2007 01:14 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments You all know about virkon-s right? Added comment- There is a distributor in USA.

sam | 01-17-2007 06:51 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Just now while I was writing a post for Ghost Recon a smoke detector started beeping. No fire, no smoking oven, no burning pan onna stove, no nothing. Doors were open because I was hauling firewood through the house, and it had just started raining. What happened? Ionization from distant lightning? But I didn't hear any thunder. Maybe just a building electrical charge? Mystified......

sam | 01-17-2007 09:46 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Planted today a 24" boxed tangerine tree where the 5-1 apple used to be, just outside my office window. Beautifully shaped tree. A few dozen fruit already on it in the box. The old orange trees here at our house are doing fine, ... squeezed some fabulous oj today. But Honey just came home with gossip about local citrus growers. This cold snap was nasty. They are losing not just the current crop, but the trees too. Some of these citrus farmers are going to be wiped out. Don't know what this means for the future of oj. dtnwn

naccarato | 01-17-2007 09:59 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments How long can orange trees endure freezing temps sam?

sam | 01-17-2007 10:21 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Brother naccarato- I'm no expert, but from what is going on here it apparently doesn't take that long. Here in Ventura County we've only had about four nights of really low (sub freezing) for us temps. Lots of citrus trees are dead and dying. (pers com) (Don't ask me how they know so soon that the trees are goners) ____________________________________ It snowed on Malibu Canyon today, they closed the road!!! That's gotta be a first........ dtnwn .

sam | 01-18-2007 12:29 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments naccarato- I am interested in what kind of low temperature x hours it takes to kill fruit trees too, since we are planting more trees soon. Two bare root and one 24" boxed are already in the ground. I will try to find something out from locals. Meanwhile this article talks mostly about fruit damage but there is a passing mention about the trees themselves. Citrus damage

sam | 01-18-2007 01:11 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments (A lil off topic for the NYC gun thread, so I'll post it here.) ... under California law a person can actually carry a concealed gun legally who reasonably believes that he or she is in grave danger ... California carry

sam | 01-18-2007 10:51 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments bro naccarato- For woolly aphids try Impede mixed with dormant oil. Only place I can find Impede is in Australia. Monterey Weed Impede obviously isn't the one you want. ___________________________________ Four to five hours at 28F can damage/stunt orange trees, longer and/or lower than that they start dying.

naccarato | 01-18-2007 11:13 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hey sam, dormant oil, yes I have had the trees sprayed with dormant oil in the past but I have been to cheap lately. Bug Buster o is on my to order list, thanks for that info. Next I'll do a search on Impede.

Lackluster | 01-19-2007 07:56 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Look also for M-pede. This used to be manufactured by Mycogen, but maybe isn'y anymore. I used to use M-pede on my farm several years ago. Reading this thread, I tried to look it up, it may have been discontinued.

sam | 01-19-2007 11:43 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Lackluster- M-pede, yes, thank you, that has to be it. Honey got the name of the product by phone from an orange grove manager. I didn't think of this spelling. naccarato- The smallest quantity availble may be 2.5 gal at about $90 (125 gal working solution.) That is why I guessed it was only available to professional users. Since Safer soap seems similar to M-pede, you may be able to substitute, BUT call the maker and make sure that it is safe to mix Safer with dormant oil. dtnwn

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sam | 01-20-2007 02:29 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Just downloaded Growing Apples in the City It arrived as file: get.asp which I was able to open with Acrobat 6.0. The printout is a big stack of paper, so I bound it with three LARGE paper clamps. http://www.ted-kyte.com/3D/Pictures/Paper%20Clamp.jpg Open the wire levers to read the book. Honey grabbed it as soon I got the clamps on. She says it looks great. dtnwn

sam | 01-20-2007 03:12 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments I printed treatments for the most urgent conditions. Will put a copy in each vehicle and near home first aid supplies. FirstAidIndex dtnwn

naccarato | 01-20-2007 07:48 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hey sam, what's your call for this week in Gold and Silver? FWIW I'm looking for a big up week, so maybe it goes down.

sam | 01-20-2007 10:10 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hi naccarato- I submitted 644.40 to next weeks Kitco POG contest, up nine bucks, onna whim. Goldbugs paid little attention to the Doomsday Clock change, same for China blowing a satellite out of the sky. USD was in a sideways channel last week, which way next? I dunno. I believe this gold bull market will eventually go to the moon and beyond, but my trying to call weekly closes is ludicrous. BTW twowave hasn't been calling POG well lately, but sometimes he gets on a roll, and his charts become spookily accurate for awhile. dtnwn

sam | 01-21-2007 01:04 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments twowave's chart for the coming week is straight downhill to ~$600. Haven't touched my portfolio in a long time. Wonder if I should sell one or two stocks Monday morning, have 18, two of which are triples..... Nah, ride it out, ahl prolly forget to do it anyway. dtnwn

sam | 01-21-2007 09:25 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Packed up some rice in mylar with O2 absorbers. Love the way the O2 gets sucked up. The way the mylar looks there must be a decent vacuum inside. What I am thinking of trying next is sealing beef jerky in mylar with O2 absorbers. Anybody try this at least a few years ago? How well did it work? dtnwn

sam | 01-22-2007 02:48 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Don't care much for the fur industry. If I had the time I'd start hunting again, eat the meat, and use the hide. It's not what you think P E T A/

sam | 01-23-2007 03:37 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Out of nineteen stocks (last time I said eighteen, but forgot to count my ROTH portfolio) fifteen are up on the day. Only one is down and it's a pharma stock. A rare event ..... dtnwn

naccarato | 01-26-2007 03:12 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Good call for the week sam, off 20 cents, better than twowave, By far.

sam | 01-29-2007 01:28 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Thanks naccarato. My DSL modem died Friday morning. Just now back on with (ugh) dial up, until I get my new ADSL service in a week. So, I couldn't make a Kitco POG guess for this week.... dtnwn

sam | 02-02-2007 10:43 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Over in the 9mm thread, I inquired about the interchangeability of 5.56 BALL vs .223 REM. Now I remember why I asked. I believe a Ruger Mini 14 will fire both rounds, but there could be an issue with firing 5.56 BALL in a bolt action chambered for .223 REM. Many years ago I asked the owner of my local gun shop, called Ruger and some others who should know, but got conflicting answers. What say you folks? dtnwn

sam | 02-16-2007 12:01 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Hillary has a decent chance of grabbing the top spot. Why do I think so? She looks sooooo much like George Washington. Sorry Geo, gotta call it like I see it........ dtnwn

sam | 02-16-2007 12:13 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments For the record- I swear, onna stack o bibles, there is no possible way that I might even remotely possibly be the father of Anna Nicole's daughter.............

sam | 02-16-2007 12:30 AM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments see what I mean? http://cdn5.tribalfusion.com/media/752436.gif

sam | 02-17-2007 02:00 PM
Re: Sam's Occasional Comments Got two chicken hens last night. :yippee: No eggs yet, ... heh. I thought I read here that there are a few items that should not be fed to chickens. If true, what are the nixed items? tankee _____________________________________ Just found out, one of them has started laying (at her former home), the other should start laying soon.

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