how should i start it and what are the growing requirements for it?

Obama continues to not address the raging wide fires even though Even though winds have been mostly calm since the blaze began along the northern fringe of Los Angeles and its suburbs, the flames have spread over 190 square miles of forest in a week. Some 12,000 homes remained threatened as 3,600 firefighters and aircraft battled the blaze across a 50-mile line.

But it was not the only significant blaze in Southern California.

In the inland region east of Los Angeles, 2,000 homes were being threatened by a fire of more than 1.5 square miles in the San Bernardino County community of Oak Glen, and a nearby 1.3-square-mile blaze was putting 900 homes at risk in Yucaipa.
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama, still in vacation mode, hit the links Monday for a round of golf.

Wearing a navy polo shirt and khaki trousers, Obama arrived shortly after 1 p.m. at the Army Navy Country Club, about a mile south of the Pentagon and a 10-minute drive from the White House.

The small group of reporters and photographers accompanying Obama were kept outside the gates of the private club and were unable to glimpse the president on the course. The White House said Obama’s foursome included U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk.

The Obama family returned from a week at Martha’s Vineyard Sunday night — a holiday much interrupted by business and the death and remembrance of Sen. Edward Kennedy.

The first family plans to get out of town again Wednesday for long weekend at the presidential retreat at Camp David, Md.
President Barack Obama is hosting a dinner celebrating the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.Where Obama at it is his job to send help not be on vacation and panning parties as Calif is burning up.
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My friends and I always plan a trip during our Winter break to just have fun with our friends but we don’t know where to go in California. We all don’t have much to spend but we want to go on trips and have fun and enjoy the Christmas spirits! So does anyone have any suggestions?! Thanks!

my friends are going to chicago and are staying at the hilton garden inn downtown chicago. we are mainly there to shop but are also wondering where else we should go and good places to dine out or maybe even a nice bar or club? Also is navy pier open in the winter?

I’m interested in going to college in one of these areas and i want to know:
*what are there to do in these places
*how is the weather year round im from socal so im used to hot
*any music venues i like to go to shows
*party school or no? i like to party
*school spirit?
*housing better to live on campus or off?
Thank you for any input.

My friend has a white car with redwood stain that dripped on the hood. She tried to use car wax to remove it but it did not work. Help

I have seen this very question posted on Yahoo Answers so many times; now I want to put an end to this debate/discussion once and for all! I am an American, born and raised here..lived in both the East Coast and West Coast of USA. I have travelled extensively all over the USA and Australia, too. Many people have said good things and bad things about both countries. Now, I will tell you what I think is really the truth. No B.S. First, the similarities between the USA and Australia: Both countries are about the same size (excluding Alaska, which is extremely cold and very barren). Both offer freedom,democracy, human rights, and both are multi-cultural societies (USA is mostly white, black, latino, and some Asians; while Australia is mostly white, Asian, and 2% Aboriginals). In Australia, you can go to a nice movie theatre and watch the latest American movies, goto the video store and rent American movies and listen to American music on your car stereo. Australia has just about EVERYTHING that USA has: Costco, Target, Lamborgini, BMW, Mercedes, you name it; even Google has an office in Australia. Both USA (NBA) and Australia (NBL) have pro-basketball leagues. In Australia, you have access to american culture without having to be in the USA. But, here are the differences:Australia has a very manageable 22 million people…the USA has over 300 million and growing fast. This is due to Australia’s isolation in the southern hemisphere and strict and controlled immigration policy. Australia wants "highly skilled" migrants (they go by a ‘points system’, and you need 120 points) and those who have at least a working knowledge of the english language….USA will basically take everyone, with skills or not. Having over 300 million people and growing in the USA causes many problems on the whole infrastrature: traffic getting worse, public transit getting crowded, work environment getting more stressful and demanding, more competition for jobs, and more friction between people. I feel USA is just getting too crowded now, and it’s projected to get to 400 million people by 2030! Australia’s climate is much better. Australia is sunnier, warmer and doesn’t get the terrrible weather that USA gets. USA gets freezing temperatures (the midwest can drop to 30 below zero), and snowstorms, a lot of tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, and places like California experience earthquakes. They’re talking about the "Big One" that has a 99% chance of hitting California within 20 years. About the worst that Australia gets are bushfires, and some flooding in the northern part of the country. Australia has a lot of "exotic" landscapes and thousands of miles of pristine beaches. Australia is an island-continent, and does not have a big problem with illegal immigration. There are anywhere from 8-20 million illegals living in the USA, maybe more, because USA shares a physical border with Mexico. USA has the highest violent crime rate in the developed world; in large part because there are 80-100 million guns in the U.S. and growing, due to the 2nd amendment (the right to ‘bear arms’) …in Australia guns are illegal, and so there are very few guns and gun crimes. The USA is a high stress environment….Australia is much more relaxed, and laid-back…and safer. I also think many Americans are arrogant people, and many Australians are friendlier. Australia’s Minimum Hourly wage is equivalent to $US 13.00, while in the USA it is less than .00/hr. Australia’s income tax is 30%, in the USA it’s 28%. Property Tax (on housing you pay every year) is thousands of dollars lower in Australia than in the USA! That is a major difference. In USA, most employees get 1-2 weeks vacation to start. In Australia, every full-time employee starts off with 4 weeks vacation, but if you work in the healthcare field or for the government, you start off with 6-8 weeks! And after 15 years, everyone gets what they call ‘long service leave’-you get 13 weeks(over 4 months) vacation on top of the 4-8 weeks annual leave you normally get. You get 17-21 weeks vacation after 15 years of employment! In Australia, everyone is covered under free public healthcare, but in the USA, tens of millions don’t have health or medical insurance. Aussies can retire at age 60-62, but in America, the retirement age is 65-67. There you have it. I was once a Proud American. Not anymore. I want to hear from Americans, especially from those that have lived in both countries. Tell me why USA is a better place to live than Australia. Come and Defend your country. I’m also interested in hearing from Australians who have lived in both countries, too. I want to hear what Aussies have to say about this topic.
Source(s): research and travel experience, and info from my Australian fiance’. I’m planning to move to OZ later this year!

We are getting our floors done and we have to leave the house for 3 days since we live in California we nat to have a mini vacation for 3 days what can we do for 3 days thats about $ 500? all answers are appreciated.
there are 3 of us

Hi community. I want to buy redwood tree seeds. Where can I go to buy them in the Bay Area or online?

I have 2 daughters ages 3 and 5. Last year we went to Sea World San Diego. We’re thinking Disney Land or Knotts Berry Farm. Any suggestions?