Fall succession gardening grows autumn harvests long into year
The piece argues for succession gardening to extend harvests into autumn and winter, noting warmer winters and multiple plant cycles. It features MWB Produce owner Sharon Wenger and farmer Lominska sharing fall crops like winter squash kale bok choy arugula and broccoli raab and explains mulching to resume growth in spring.
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Wenger
Lominska
Kansas
Fall lawn rejuvenation with overseeding and fertilization
September offers a chance to revive dormant lawns with watering and fertilizer. Check crowns to distinguish dead from dormant grass, then overseed in thin or damaged areas. Core aeration aids moisture and nutrient retention while blends of tall fescue suit Kansas. Local workshops by Diana Sjogren detail fertilization timing and soil testing.
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Kansas
Diana Sjogren
Long work hours linked to higher hypertension risk in Californians
UC Irvine researchers report that Americans who work long hours show higher rates of diagnosed hypertension than those with shorter weeks. The Oct study of 24,205 California workers finds overtime raises blood pressure 14 percent, with clerical and unskilled workers most affected.
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U.S
Linda Rosenstock
School of Public Health
University of California- Los Angeles
Labor Department
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
American Heart Assn
California
Dean Baker
UC Irvine
Center For Occupational and Environmental Health
Californi
Concert to Feature Percussion Performance Duet
The article describes a percussion concert emphasizing collaborative drumming rather than a solo display. Bobo notes the piece uses inventive stick patterns and duets in an orchestrated, cool approach. Nickels and Frans discuss drawing rhythms from past experiences and personal musical influences.
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Bobo
Nickels
Frans
Kansas University Fine Arts concert showcases diverse ensembles
Fourteen performances at the Kansas University Fine Arts College Concert feature the Wind Ensemble Men's Glee Club Jazz Combo and more. Notable participants include Laura Marsh Meggs Sweeney Patrick Luzeau the Marching Jayhawks and Saxophone Quartet. The program promises varied rhythms and rapid changes to avoid monotony.
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Kansas University
Fine Arts
Department of Art
Meggs Sweeney
Laura Marsh
Department of Design
Shane Nickels
Josh Frans
Nicholas Susi
Patrick Luzeau
Jayhawks
Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater at Baker University
The Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Co will open Baker University's Artist and Lecture Series at 7:30 p.m. on September 19 in Rice Auditorium. Performers Fred Garbo and Carelma Santos have appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman and at the Kennedy Center. Baldwin students admitted for $1. general admission is $15 for adults and $10 for youths. Contact Susan Buehler at (785) 594-8421 or sbuehler@bakeru.edu for more information.
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Baldwin
Fred Garbo
Baker University
Rice Auditorium
Carelma Santos
David Letterman
Kennedy Center
Washington, D.C
Susan Buehler
Bakeru
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