Staking is one good way to support tomato plants. It is used when gardeners desire bigger fruits and early ripening. However, possible drawbacks might include reduced yields due to fewer number of stems and an increase in sunscald of fruit since fruits are more exposed to sunlight.

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"The growth estimates [for the Permian] just kept getting bigger and bigger. They didn’t’ know what they didn’t know," said CFRA energy equity analyst Stewart Glickman. "You do have to be cognizant of the fact that these wells decline very quickly. Between year one and year two there’s a pretty big dropoff. You have to drill more well in order to expand. It really depends on whether technological innovations can keep pace with that. For everyone to double in five years might be a stretch. I’m not saying it can’t be done," Glickman said.

Down here in the warm, humid climate of the South, vegetables and fruits have a fairly long growing season. What a great blessing for us! We have a nice long tomato season, peaches are sweet and juicy for a couple months, and yellow squash and zucchini seem to proliferate…well…nearly eternally.Not that I’m complaining!

The first floor hallways in the residence hall are still under construction. Bean Hall at the University of Oregon is currently under construction and is on schedule to be completed for the fall term of 2019. Eugene, Ore. April 1, 2019. (Madi Mather/Emerald)

Lightly grease pan. Mix pineapple, flour and sugar. Beat eggs and lightly add to the pineapple mixture. Pour into greased pan. Place bread cubes on top. Melt butter and pour over bread. Sprinkle with cinnamon & sugar. Bake at 350° for 45 minutes.

This moldable glue is a great option when you need to seal or bond larger areas. Just remove a stick, use your fingers to mold it around any item you’re looking to bond, seal, or fix, and let it sit overnight. By morning, the glue will have set into a silicone rubber that’s durable, flexible, temperature-resistant, and waterproof. It works with a variety of surfaces, like wood, ceramic, glass, metal, and plastic, and comes in both neutrals and bright, playful colors.

Bean Hall was once one of the least desired residence halls on the University of Oregon campus. After a $37 million renovation project, however, Bean Hall has transformed into one of the most envied dorms for its strong sense of community, modern amenities and low price tag, university officials said.

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2 April. In a bid to ensure standardization of solar components across India’s solar power ecosystem, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has floated a draft quality control order for Solar Thermal Systems, in accordance with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) guidelines. The MNRE has already announced the quality control order for SPV (solar photovoltaic) Systems. According to the draft order, a manufacturer or seller of solar thermal systems will now have to register with BIS to obtain a Standard Mark. The order has also prohibited storage, sale, import or distribution of solar thermal systems by manufacturers or by any person on behalf of a manufacturer which does not bear the Standard Mark. However, the manufacturers of solar thermal systems meant for exports are exempted from the requirement of applying for a Standard Mark from BIS. The Order — Solar Thermal, Systems, Devices and Components Goods (Requirements for Compulsory Registration) Order, 2019 – will come into force a year after its publication in the Official Gazette. In order to ensure compliance of the guidelines, MNRE can seek information along with sample of goods from the manufacturers on the systems any time. The MNRE can also inspect the systems at any point in time. In cases of contravention, the ministry can also search and seize goods. In cases where the solar thermal systems are of varying size and rating, the goods will be grouped and granted series approval. A sample of solar thermal systems of a registered user will be drawn from his manufacturing unit or from the market for ascertaining their conformity to the standards. The samples will be drawn at least once in two years for a product or series of products covered under the scope of registration granted.

As we mentioned on the February call, in the Energy & Chemicals segment, we received an equipment order for $9 million for SABIC’s Saudi Arabian petrochemical plant, a $7 million order for a large customer’s Gulf Coast fractionation train, and an additional $4.4 million order for air cooled heat exchangers. Since that call, we booked an additional $7 million order for nat gas processing equipment in Q1. And already in Q2, we booked a $9.3 million order for an air separation application. One of the pleasant surprises we’ve had after owning VRV for four months is the amount of interest in our legacy and FEED (ph) products in places that we previously didn’t have exposure. There is $27 million of E&C quoting activity under way for projects to which we previously did not have access, either because we did not have a product offering in the region or because we didn’t have a relationship with a particular customer.

I think we have a full another quarter. So Q2, we expect that to be the case and then Q3, Q4 we expect that to be fairly well flushed out at that point. So the second half, you’ll see synergies and you’ll see higher margin flow through out of the backlog.