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With a massive influx of freshmen, 97 players took part in FIU's first fall practice Monday.
The noticeable difference in FIU's first fall practice Monday: numbers.
Not that No. 9 now belonged to wide receiver DeAndre Jasper instead of Kedrick Rhodes, the dismissed leading rusher of 2011 and 2012. Or that No. 7, the number of model citizen/second-round NFL Draft pick safety Johnathan Cyprien, successor to current Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety Anthony Gaitor, now belongs to freshman quarterback Travis Wright.
But it's the sheer number of bodies running around, especially compared with the spring. A large departed senior class, some transfers and no early enrollments combined to give those first practices under Ron Turner's staff the feel of an overgrown pickup game.
On Monday, 97 players bounded about FIU Stadium. Though missing probable starting center Donald Senat, excused from practice to walk in the summer graduation ceremony, the offensive line numbered more than enough to run drills normally (not the case in April).
The bulk of the increase, of course, are the 25 freshmen. That's a maximum size signing class, but FIU supplemented the predictable signing class attrition — academics, injuries — with some transfers and late-recruited freshmen.
"We're probably the youngest team in college football as far as experience goes," Turner said. "But we also have some talent. How quickly they can step up will be key."
Some of the freshmen FIU picked up post signing day include Wright; Brad Hyman-Muhammad, a Class 2A All-State wide receiver from St. Petersburg Admiral Farragut now listed at cornerback; and Riverview Spoto High running back Eric Moate, a 1,000-yard back as a junior who missed most of his senior year with a broken foot.
"A lot of those guys are walk-on guys that we had on our radar, but we didn't have a spot for," Turner said. "They wanted to be a part of this."
Three who won't be a part of things, at least until classes start Aug. 26, are senior wide receiver Willis Wright, redshirt junior running back Jakhari Gore and redshirt freshman safety Adrian Jenkins. Academic shortcomings need to be addressed before they can join practice. Even if they join at that late date, they probably won't be truly ready for at least the first two games.
Wright caught 19 passes for five touchdowns and averaged 27.6 yards per catch in the last six games last season. Glenn Coleman, the other highly talented senior wide receiver, was at practice. Gore, cousin of former UM and current San Francisco 49ers star Frank Gore, transferred from LSU last season.
No Gore and no Rhodes opens up about 300 carries for the remaining running backs. Sophomore Lemarq Caldwell, a fullback last season, took snaps with the first team, although redshirt sophomore Shane Coleman also worked in with the No. 1 unit.
Coleman and Rhodes were good friends. That doesn't mean he doesn't realize that the door closing on Rhodes opens it for him after two years of limited play.
"No backs really got experience, so we've all got to step up to the plate. I had the most rushing yards last year with eight carries," Coleman said. "We're all basically freshmen, really."
If there was a star of Monday's practice, it was junior cornerback Richard Leonard, who twice picked off redshirt junior quarterback Jake Medlock for a pair of touchdown returns. Afterward, Medlock lauded Leonard's football intelligence, which Leonard credited to learning how to watch film this offseason.
"That was my biggest thing, learning how to watch film," Leonard said. "But I'm having fun. I'm just having fun out there."
Turner said of Monday's practice, "I loved the energy and the focus, very, very good focus. As long as we have that, we can take care of the other stuff. The mistakes and stuff are all correctable as long as we maintain that energy and focus. There's definitely carryover from where we left off in the spring."
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I think the problem with most programmers (and techies) is they aren't big picture and very detail oriented
Then, maybe, your using the wrong approach.
Try "Don't document your code, but code you documentation"..
This is as easy as creating all files you normally would, and just write down, in comments, the code you are planning to write. You catch several flies at once here: You design the entire code base, top-down, you bring structure to it, and you already documented it before you even started coding!
All you have to do now is work out your comments. You start by prototyping your (OO) classes and methods or (non-OO) functions. Once you validated your information flow (as in: all methods take all parameters they need, objects have all variables and methods they need in a non-redundant way, etc etc)- the remaining task is trivial: work out any method.
Then once you completed implementing the last method, you hit compile. And guess what: chances are your code _just works_ because you organized yourself and your activities in such a way that will avoid creating stupid mistakes and oversights, and 100% of your focus was with implementing well-defined functions or methods.
Top-down just works. Especially when your projected project is large. Resist the temptation of coding (but of course, you can consider your approaches while designing). Don't feel stupid for spending 2 or more days designing without coding - you will earn this time back tenfold. And while designing without implementing, you will get a good feel of which potential libraries you need, and where the easy and tough bits of coding are. But eventually, it all comes down to avoiding errors while having oversight of the entire program flow.


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Lantau was seen to have opened its gates to the outside world with the completion of the Hong Kong International Airport and the convention and exhibition centre AsiaWorld-Expo. Its developments have brought welcome job opportunities, especially to residents in Tung Chung and Tsing Yi.6 Mar 2013 - 2:51am
I refer to Ms Jane Parry's letter ("Health officials fail to emphasise importance of breastfeeding", February 7).
The Health Department has all along been promoting breastfeeding, and educating parents about the healthy feeding of infants and young children. The department is fully aware of the recent public concern about the shortage of formula-milk supply.19 Feb 2013 - 5:47am 1 comment
More than 100 women and their infants protested outside his studios, staging a "Nurse-In" to promote women's rights to feed their babies.17 Feb 2013 - 4:06pm
New consumer protection rules for marketing and advertising tend to run the gauntlet of free-market principles. In the latest example major manufacturers of baby milk formula have cited economic freedom in their resistance to some aspects of a voluntary advertising code. These include prominent health warnings, such as the need to use very hot water to mix the formula, and the possibility of digestive upsets. Manufacturers are concerned about the effects of hot water on live organisms they claim are beneficial, and say the second warning doesn't apply to all formula milk.12 Feb 2013 - 2:45am
The government is to be commended for attending to the needs of non-breastfeeding mothers so that their infants do not lack formula milk.
It is ironic that breastfeeding mothers requesting such high-level policy direction, multi-bureau participation and injection of resources to ensure their infants are able to be breastfed have not been met with the same vigour.9 Feb 2013 - 2:57am
A priority policy should be in place not just for education, but for other services, including welfare, because people living locally contribute to the government budget as Hong Kong taxpayers.8 Feb 2013 - 3:25am
The baby formula saga rolls on, and as a public health researcher I have been waiting to see media coverage of someone from the Department of Health or the Food and Health Bureau pointing out three important facts.7 Feb 2013 - 5:47am
The city may get its first private hospitals with a Unicef "baby-friendly" accreditation in a few years, after they take steps to steer new mothers away from feeding their infants milk formula, the UN agency said yesterday.14 Dec 2012 - 6:01am 1 comment
Excessive advertising of infant milk formulas could be curbed if breastfeeding associations can persuade the government to legislate an advertising code.
Parents and breastfeeding advocates are upset by what they see as brainwashing over the benefits of formula.18 Nov 2012 - 4:58am
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Society for Protection of the Harbour is in complete agreement with the article by Roger Nissim ("Land exchange the fairest route", August 29). He believes that a workable solution must be found to increase the land supply by making use of the vast land resources in the New Territories.3 Sep 2012 - 1:44am
The Hong Kong Committee for Unicef applauds and commends the efforts made by Lisa Milliner as described in her letter ("Hospital out of touch on breastfeeding", August 24).30 Aug 2012 - 2:40am
Hundreds of new mothers across the mainland participated in breastfeeding flash mobs to mark World Breastfeeding Week, which ends today.
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In 1605, in the early years of the baroque era, Miguel de Cervantes wrote his masterpiece, Don Quixote. And in 1761, right at the end of the baroque, Georg Philipp Telemann wrote an orchestral suite based on the book about the eternal dreamer. This week on Sunday Baroque you'll hear Telemann's take on Don Quixote, and other gallant and not-so-gallant knights.
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Viewing a high country landscape accentuated with a blanket of yellow, the poet William Wordsworth in 1804 described what he saw as "a host of golden daffodils."
When I arrived in the northwest corner of England which prompted Wordsworth and other writers to wax so eloquently, it didn't take long to understand why. Begin with the magnificent scenery of lakes and rugged mountains, thick forests and rolling fields outlined by stone walls and hedge rows, where countless sheep graze. Top off the list with the region's intriguing history and rich cultural heritage and it's clear why Wanderlust magazine readers last year voted it the leading destination in the United Kingdom.
In a nod to the British fondness for quaint, colorful terms, only one of the 16 major bodies of water in the area, Bassenthwaite (itself a challenging tongue twister), is called a lake. The others are known as waters, tarns and meres.
At 11 miles long, Windermere is the longest lake in the country. Its shore is lined with Victorian mansions, some of which now serve as guest houses and small hotels.
Steam boats connect tourist villages that overlook Ullswater. Landlubbers may prefer the 6.5-mile foot path which connects the towns. Another walking trail circles Grasmere. The poet William Wordsworth, who lived in the town of the same name, described it as "the loveliest spot that man hath ever found."
The Bowness waterfront on Lake Windermere is lined with restaurants and shops. Nearby is the Hole In t'Wall, a 16th-century pub so named, the story goes, for an opening made by a blacksmith who worked next door through which he retrieved his pints of ale.
Wordsworth's home, the charming village of Grasmere, is one of a number of towns that relate chapters in the story of the so-called Lake Poets. They lived in the Lake District around the turn of the 19th century and, inspired by its beauty, described it in their works.
The three main Lake Poets were Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge (who penned "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner") and Robert Southey, best known as the author of "The Story of the Three Bears," the precursor to the Goldilocks tale.
Wordsworth lived in Grasmere from 1799 to 1808, and spent the final 37 years of his life in a rambling old house in the village of Rydal. Both Coleridge and Southey lived in Keswick.
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I have a question about complete fertilizers for Bonsai's. I understand that for most Bonsai's, the recommended rate of fertilization with liquid fertilizer is every other week during the growing period and monthly during the winter months. Most sources mention something about "half strength" liquid fertilizer, but don't say anything about N-P-K. I consulted Howard Resh's book on Hydroponics which gives very detailed formulas for nutrient mixes. All of the commercial formulas he surveyed seem to have an N-P-K ratio of about 6-1-6. This isn't too far off the current Miracle-Gro all purpose fertilizer, which nicely contains trace elements as well.
However, Micracle-Gro lacks Calcium, Magnesium, and Sulfur. Adding a teaspoon of Epsom Salt takes care of the Mg and S nicely. In my garden, I get lots of Calcium from lime and Bone Meal. But I understand most Bonsai's like slightly acidic soil (pH 6.0-6.5), so lime is out. And adding Bone Meal monthly doesn't seem like fun. I water in Calcium Nitrate on my Tomato plants to prevent blossum-end rot, but does anyone know how much to use on Bonsai's for supplemental Ca?
In my opinion you are overworking it some and mixing what you would do with garden plants with small/large trees in a pot. When in the US (Pennsylvania) I never fed any of the field material which was growing on. The bench trees were given a shot of MG in the spring for about a month then I went to Fish Emulsion for the rest of the season.
Feeding was done with a siphon feeder, they got a very low dose of feed every watering (once or twice a day depending on weather).
What I now do, under vastly different conditions, is feed as little as possible. I mix a very small amount of (old) bull manure into the mix and some burned rice straw. If I want a tree to go nuts on me for a while I simply add a high N fertalizer then step back. During the 3-4 months of the monsoon they get nothing.


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Can fetal pyelectasis be fatal?
No.: Fetal pyelectasis refers to borderline prominence of the renal collecting system and is defined as >4 mm by 20 weeks; >7 mm between 20-30 weeks and >8 mm after 30 weeks. It is seen in 3% of all pregnancies associated with polyhydramnios and diabetes mellitus. It is a very weak marker of increased risk for fetal down syndrome but never causes mortal risk. Neonatal follow-up is required! ...Read moreGet help now ›
Fetal ultrasound showed enlarged renal pelvis and large head. So could it be a syndrome?
May or may not.: Enlarged renal pelvises are common urinary tract anomalies. A large head can be familial. So not likely. But then there is much ultrasound can't diagnose. Just have to wait and see. ...Read moreGet help now ›
25wk fetal boy; us shows eif, and both dilated kidneys 5.2mm/5.8mm pyelectasis, normal quad screen testing, should I be worried? Is this serious?
On the fence. If : There were > 2 markers, especially if they included nuchal thickening ; hyperechoic bowel , your OB would have offered a genetic amniocentesis to rule out aneuploidy, an abnormal # of fetal chromosomes. Ask to see a fetal-maternal medicine specialist who can review fetal growth ; markers, do a super-high-tech fus ; maybe a fetal echocardiogram. Then make an informed decision about amnio. ...Read moreGet help now ›
For my fetus, all my usg were normal till 30 weeks. Now at 32 weeks it shows that fetus has pyelectasis at 8.2 mm.Can pyelectasis develop so suddenly?
Fetal growth is fast: The fetus is constantly growing rapidly and logarithmically to become the little baby you get to see at the end of 9 months from being a single celled embryo. By 3 weeks many of the eyes, ears, and such are already developed. So, the rest is occurring at rapid pace. It's amazing how automatically the human fetus is programmed to develop perfectly as time moves on. There are even neonatal surgeons! ...Read moreGet help now ›
Dr plese tell if it is risky to deliver normally for baby & mother when the foetus is detected with renal pyrlectasis. Do it pressurize kidneys.?
Safe: Yes it is safe to delivery normally with this situation. There are no risks to either baby or the mother. ...Read moreGet help now ›
My fetus has pyelectasis. Could she also have ds?
Ask your OB: I assume they have done the proper testing , most babies that have pyelectasis which is not totally uncommon do not have ds but if u are worried please discuss with your obgyn. ...Read moreGet help now ›
I am 37 weeks pregnant. My afi is 219 and my baby has bilateral pyelectasis (one 33/52 and the other 37/32).
Should i be concerned?
Prenatal pyelectasis: Prenatal pyelectasis is common , the current reccomendation is to get postnatal ultrasound exam. Of the kidneys and bladder at 36-48 hours prior to discharge and repeat the exam at 4-6 weeks, if the dilation persist you should consult a pediatric urologist in your area , if the early (36 hrs) ultrasound study show bilateral hydronephrosis in a baby boy a voiding cystourethrogram is reccomended. ...Read moreGet help now ›
What does dilated fetal kidneys with normal amniotic fluid mean for a second trimester fetus?
No big deal.: Detecting renal problems by fetal ultrasound is very accurate and efficient because it can prevent serious complications postnatally. Fetal renal pyelectasis or even hydronephrosis is nothing to worry about, provided the amniotic fluid is monitored and remains normal. The neonatology team should be notified at birth to institute appropriate follow-up for the newborn; monthly ultrasounds are needed. ...Read moreGet help now ›
At 20 week ultrasound, the baby's kidney showed renal pelvis dilation with calyceal dilation at 6 mm for both kidneys. There was no blockage in ureter. Opinions?
No question here: If you are asking "is there blockage in the ureter?" then the answer is possibly. Significant dilation in early gestation increases this risk. It is important to know that dilation (hydronephrosis) can occur without obstruction as well. If the amniotic fluid is low, see a pediatric urologist for prenatal consultation, particularly if you are having a boy (risk of urethral obstruction is high). ...Read moreGet help now ›
I'm 21 weeks pregnant my baby has right renal pelvis measures 0.63 cm; and left renal pelvis measures 1.39 cm. What should I do?
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A car collided with a New Jersey Transit bus Monday afternoon in Pleasantville, killing three people.
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Friday afternoon, a dump truck went over the side of the Great Egg Harbor Bridge on the Garden State Parkway causing massive traffic delays.
Friday (May 23rd), between 5pm and 6pm, the toll for eastbound traffic, at the Egg Harbor toll plaza will be waived!
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Brad Haber, who has been developing the Neighborhoods at Cedar Creek in Egg Harbor City, was killed in a crash Friday morning.
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Ok, now that it's officially December, I think it's safe to talk about holidays.
In your small home, what do you do to make things festive without being cramped? Do you find you don't do much decorating? How do you store your seasonal items so they are organized and handy?
I don't have a tree up/decorated yet this year since we're still making the ornaments. But, I'll see if I can find some pics from past years. In the past, we've had to move furniture around. Our living room is a pass through, with three small doorways and a fireplace, so adding a tree to the mix is a challenge.
This year, we have a tall cabinet in the room, so our tree is shoved in the corner. Last year, we went treeless since we were out of town most of November and December on the weekends.
Your living room is lovely. I really like the tree between the two chairs, but I know how hard it is to get everything in the right place.
Last year I bought a tall, narrow tree. I bought it to go in the corner beside the fireplace but we are using the living room as dining room this year, so I'm not sure where I'll have room to put it.
Love the mirrors over the fireplace.
Our living room is small and to put the tree in the corner we have to move an armchair, and even though it's a chair no one ever sits in, that still means we have to find a place to put the darn chair. So right when we're having the most guests and want the house to look it's best, we bring folks in and I'm sure they're wondering "Does she know that's a stupid place for a chair?".
In our last two houses, I would decorate the stair-rail, the foyer, etc. In our current house, it seems like too much visual clutter all in one view to do that, so most of the decor is the tree, switching out candles to holiday colors, etc.
I used to have three Rubbermaid totes full of Christmas. I am proud to say that I am down to one tote and two boot boxes.
Thanks, marti. We preferred it by the window. This year it's in a corner not shown in the pictures. We have a couch in front of the windows. Because we have a big cabinet in there this year, there's nowhere for the tree to go. The cabinet sits between the two chairs, opposite the couch. We don't like the setup (with tree or without), but we can't figure out another way to get it to fit. It just feels "off."
Leafy---I often wonder if my guests wonder things like that. I've always longed for a stair rail at Christmas time.
Here is the cabinet....taken two years ago.
This has now lived in three rooms of our house and is back to the living room.
We use totes, too. I'd like to find a better way to do the lights, though. I wrap them and stick them in the totes, but they don't fit efficiently.
if you got rid of that cabinet you'd have plenty of room for a tree!
I'll send you my address...
I quit putting up a tree in the mid 90's. One yr I put a small tree on the desk in the LR - that worked out nicely!
When I move to the new place I'm going to use ornament hangars, mobiles etc to put up decorations. I have a few special ones from over the yrs plus some new southwestern ones. Many from yrs ago will stay in the box (will probably sort out to send the kids).
a few candles (not lit;battery operated) and my nativity scenes will probably be it!
We re-arrange our living room to accommodate the tree. We always get a fresh tree- it's such a big part of Christmas for us. I hope to grow some of my own trees once we move to SC.
Speaking of that, we are going to finish off one end of the barn as a 'seasonal' living room for entertaining guests. At least once, I plan to get a huge tree for out there- 16' or so. The peak of the ceiling will be 26', so I know there's room! My mother's old place had a similar set-up, with a finished barn, and we had huge Christmas trees out there a couple times. Since it was only heated when in use, the trees lasted longer, too.
Steph- I like the mobile idea! For lack of other places, I had them hanging from our dining room light last year. Sadly, DH would be happy to see my cabinet go. He doesn't find beauty in old pieces. Boo! ;)
flgargoyle- We're fresh people too! You can't beat it. Cutting down the tree was a big part of my childhood, and I miss it now that I'm in GA. You can only get leyland cypress here, and DH doesn't like them. SO, our "fresh" tree comes from lowes. Blah. The barn sounds like a dream. I can't wait to see it.
I get your meaning, Steph, about the cabinet coming to live at your house. It is a beautiful storage piece, but it is humongous.
I gave up on a real tree, and now I'm giving up on the 9' tree, which was the small diameter kind, Fraser fir style. I really liked it. Now we will have a very very small tree which I will put on the sun porch in Alabama, with a 42 foot string of LED rope lights on a dimmer, laid around the room on the floor. That porch is already full up with real greenery, my tropical plants wintering over, and if I put the little tree on a stool draped with white fleece, I think it will look pretty good. I will roll up the bamboo blind on the front wall, so folks can see it driving by. We have some traffic but not a lot.
Also, this year will be pretty bare for so many families, that I do not want to be conspicuous.
If you like fresh greenery, how about trimming back some boxwood or other oily leafed bushes and jamming those little clippings into some green foam or chicken wire frame? I don't like Leyland cypress planted in the yard, and sure not in the house. Or, go find a Norfolk Island Pine, which is so symmetrical and lovely it is unreal. Then you can have it as a houseplant later. Down here, we also have a lot of holly and those are trimmed into a conical shape. Also, if you want a nice scent, find a potted and trimmed rosemary bush. I have lots of rosemary growing in myy flowerbeds.
I don't like to put many decorations around the house because it is so depressing to have to remove them after the holidays. Down here, some people take the ornaments off from Christmas and put on the Mardi Gras colors, purple, green, and gold.
What I do enjoy is all the glassware sparkling nice and clean, and I love the Swarovski crystal stars issued every year. I started giving those to my granddaughters and my grandnieces when we got married 4 years ago, so they will one day be able to decorate a small tree with them. That is my very favorite thing, and they can hang all year too.
Oh, Moccasin, you are making me miss my Christmas dishes, which are out of reach in the storage unit. I don't do a lot of decorating (some years just the tree), but I sure am attatched do all the holiday dishes I've collected. I can't resist a pretty table.
What a sweet tradition you've started in your family!
My mother has always avoided the post-holiday slump by trading her Christmas decorations for winter ones (snowmen). The tree comes down, the Christmas dishes go away, and snowmen fill the home and the kitchen cabinets. It's funny, but fun.
LOL @ Steph. That is a wonderful cabinet though.
Not sure if I am going to do Christmas this year. Was small decor last year on top of the gun cabinet and I really was happy with that. Kitten could not get up there yet. Now this is one of her favorite haunts. I am sure she would love for me to do Christmas so she can tear it all apart.
I did lights last year but will not be doing them this year. I left the porch curtains up at DH's request. They really do help to keep some of the snow off the porch and I love being able to go out and feed kittens in jammies and know I am not on display. Not that I really care.
I store my Christmas things under the bed in vintage suitcases. I have three of them, down from 6, and they hold all my inside Christmas. I also have three large suitcases for the outside lights and garlands. They really work well for this. Easy to haul out and put away.So much easier for me than totes. I still have a free hand to hold stair rail. I have to carry them up stairs to the garage loft for the outside things.
I bought myself my first full-size (ie:higher than me) tree for half off after Christmas about 10 years ago. First year I put it up and decorated it fully - lights, ornaments, candy canes, and tinsel. Second year I put it up and got the lights and ornaments on. Third year I got the lights on. Notice all the "I" pronouns in those statements. DH enjoyed sitting in the dark with the tree on, but not enough to actually help with it, and I got tired of doing all the work and having to beg for help to take it down. Then we took the dogs with us on a vacation - a week in a bed and breakfast. The boy dogs decided that the Christmas tree in the B and B was a good thing to pee on. Shocked me!
I have not put up our tree again. I kind of thought it would fit in the foyer if I did not put on the branches in the back. That first year we had barely moved in when Christmas came. The next summer, DH's dad went blind and we spent the next three years taking care of him as his health declined.
I have decorated the hearth, the top of the TV cabinet, the buffet, and put a wreath on the wall most years. Maybe my friend and I will do that together this year. I am afraid the tree will wait until my 9 and 11 year-old boy dogs have passed. Even then, I am not sure if there is anywhere to put it other than the foyer.
I did briefly consider putting it on the new kitchen island. The top could fit up the skylight! Santa could see it there.
A good decorating idea for our friends in the southern states is to use magnolia leaves and branches. We used to decorate our mantel with them. They are a deep, glossy green, and if you put the stems in glycerine for a while, the leaves turn red. If you know someone with a magnolia that needs a little trimming- they're free!
My wife also makes wreaths out of rosemary. It grows year-round here in FL, so we always have an abundance.
Christmas 2004 I was renting a long-vacant house on the river, after I sold MoccasinLanding. Lovely little 2 bedroom house which we think was a Sears kit house. I had a wonderful year there, and had a 9 foot tall skinny tree that fit nicely in a corner of the living room. Only boaters passing by could see it, for the house was about 500 feet from the road.
What an interesting thread, thank you! I am enjoying all the comments and pictures. young-gardener, my DH doesn't appreciate old things like I do, either. You'd think after 20 odd years it would have rubbed off on him a bit. You can add me to your 'send to' list. :o)
flgargoyle, your barn sounds wonderful. It kind of reminds me of the movie 'White Christmas' in the old inn. Sooo beautiful. I'd love to see pics when you are done.
It's funny. I never really thought that my 'problem' was due to living in a smaller house. I've always had trouble finding room for my Christmas stuff, and always just thought I had too much of it. ;oP Turns out, I just need a bigger house!
I LOVE Christmas. I don't know if it's just nostalgic for me, or what it represents, or just hopes and dreams or what, but it is something I've always thrown myself into. I love old ornaments, and old decorations (surprise, surprise) and have a hard time walking by vintage ornaments in a second hand store. We always have a 'real' tree too. I think my kids would refuse to participate if we went any other way.
This year, with our two new large doggie beds in the bay window I don't know where we'll put a tree. It's not something I thought of in the reno and now I'm feeling a bit distressed. We have used other spaces in the past, but now with no walls to put it in front of, I'm not sure what to do. Hopefully I can work something out.
Here's an old pic of a Christmas past.
This is from Christmas 2008. Last year the tree area was filled with piles of IKEA cabinet boxes, and we haven't gotten the tree up yet this year (Tomorrow, I swear!).
Putting up the tree does involve a shuffle. The jukebox normally sits in that corner and it has to go to the other side of the house and hang out in the living room. The two green chairs against the windows normally form a seating area in front of the jukebox. The beauty of having a modern glass house is that it begs you to do away with clutter. So, thankfully, there isn't a lot of stuff around that has to be shuffled off temporarily.
Jakabedy, please post what you did with your IKEA cabs! And you can make that a new thread.....because there are a lot of us who have an interest in the IKEA ethic.
I love the way your house looks as viewed from the outside. That all white light look is my favorite. I like the ornaments to carry the color.
Chatting on this thread is inspiring me to do something better when we get to Alabama next week. I envision the tree as viewed from the outdoors also. Very very nice look.
jakabedy, it looks beautiful from outside!! You have wonderful windows; I don't think they would be very practical up here. I am more than a wee bit jealous! I'm sorry I don't know if you live in a warm place or one with cold winters. I often wonder what it would be like to celebrate Christmas in a place where it's warm all year 'round.
I think it's nice to think of the view from the outside, especially if you don't have a lot of outside lights on.
My MIL was commenting yesterday how much she loves looking out of her apartment window and seeing all the lovely lights in the neighborhood.
Here's another shot of one of our Christmases from outside. My boys used to hang a bunch of lights randomly in our window, just because it looked so pretty from outside. It is so neat when the lights are reflected off the snow.
That is very pretty, Missy. We are not warm all year round in Alabama, but you might think so! I think it was 1997 that it snowed last time in Mobile. It would seem mild to you I suppose. I'm told that it is 28 degrees there tonight, which is what we call a "hard freeze." But it usually warms up the next day, so deadly freezes are few and far between.
However, that said, last year we had the longest cold spell in our history, with two weeks below freezing weather, and it decimated my tropical garden. I thought for sure all my bananas and canna lilies and elephant ears were killed, but not so....they were slow, but they did come back. I was hoping we'd have better luck this year, but if tonight is any sign, we may have another year like the last.
We had a 900 sq ft cottage. A tree would have taken up way to much room in the "great room", but this room had a large window looking out to the front porch. That is where the tree would go! Outside but in perfect view from the inside! I don't have a pic of that but here's one of the mantle.
Very pretty mantle, rafor! The little trees on either side of the FP are awfully cute, too!
I am hoping to get a tree this coming weekend. We'll just have to make room for it. :o)
ML, hopefully you aren't as cold as you were last year. I remember you posting about how you lost so many plants. :o(
Shades- What a great idea with the suitcases! I'll have to remember that. It's hard to get my arms around our big totes.
Flgargoyle- Great ideas! I'll have to get out my clippers and walk the neighborhood after dark. LOL! Rosemary would make the house smell great, and magnolias are so elegant when cut.
Moccasin- What a lovely lake home! I bet the boaters enjoyed your tree. The little bird caught my eye; I just picked up a few at Michaels last night. I was TRYING not to buy decorations (ours are in storage); boy, is that hard!!
Prairie and Jaka- Your windows were MEANT for trees! I understanding the feeling of being swept up in Christmas. I inherited a love for it from my father. Christmas plates, glasses, movies, music, decorations, linens, you name it. I love it even more if it's old!
Rafor- That's brilliant! I wish I had a porch for an outdoor tree. In fact, I just wish I had a porch, period. I love them.
Young gardener. That is exactly why I like the suitcases so much. It is hard for me to carry the totes. And the hard sided suitcases protect your things nicely. And for us fit under the bed since we have an old high up bed.
Every ones Christmas pictures look so nice. Was thinking maybe some of my favorite things in the secretary cabinet to see but kitty can not get to. I do not think my nativity will fit in there but I might try it. Maybe inside the gun cabinet on the center shelves. Got my thinking cap on now. All your gorgeous pictures have inspired me.
The tree is finally up. It sure does move slowly when you make the ornaments!
I'll post two.
My camera died before I could take a shot of the placement of the tree this year. If I can find the charger, I'll replace the battery and update later.
Here is a link that might be useful: post on this year's Christmas decor...or lack thereof
I love the softness of the shells and other ornaments on your tree, young-gardener. What a great gentle decor you have.
So far, no tree up for us. I will be shopping for one this weekend though. Just a small one, real though. And it will go on our sun porch. A couple of LED rope light strings laid on the floor tracing through all the tropical flower pots, with this tree sitting in the middle on a footstool. I think.
I've already raised the bamboo shade to expose the sun porch from the street side and even without any Christmas ornaments, all that lush greenery looks pretty darn good.
I like to shop at stores/businesses which NEED my business so I plan to get the tree from Laura Kay's Nursery here in Mobile. Nice folks. Haven't seen them in over 2 months now.
Peace, everyone.
Better late than never? I just got around to taking a picture of the swag my wife made for our back door. The greens were free at Home Depot! The sleigh bells are a very old set- 1880 or so. They have a stud on the back, and a clip like a cotter pin to hold them on. The harness has a double layer to keep the studs from chafing the horses. In later years, they were simply riveted on. It's a very large set, and has a loud, deep jingle. Still need to get a picture of the tree.......
Nancy in MI said, "I did briefly consider putting it on the new kitchen island. The top could fit up the skylight! Santa could see it there."
I just reread parts of this thread, and remembered what Genevieve Gorder (HGTV "Dear Genevieve" show)
This one house she redid for Christmas, SHE HUNG THE TREE FROM THE CEILING. UPSIDE DOWN FROM THE CEILING.
Now if you really like to be different, that would do it.
Sorry that I've been so silent of late, but I've had the worst cold in many a year, coughing and honking, and feeling awful. But maybe I've turned the corner for the new year.
Happy New Year, hope it brings good tidings to everyone.


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Cottonwood Point is a populated place located in Pemiscot County at latitude 36.064 and longitude -89.699.
The elevation is 266 feet. Cottonwood Point appears on the Cottonwood Point U.S. Geological Survey Map. Pemiscot County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Dr. Carlino was the 3rd PS I had a consult with. One of his colleagues spoke at a weight loss support group that I addend and I set an apt with him originally; I met Dr. Carlino at an open house even latter. I instantly liked him and set a consultation with him. He was frank, but with great bedside manner; that is hard to find in general. He was very honest about expectations and wanted me understand what I was getting. Also, I can go back at any time I need to discuss any aspect of what we are planning without charge.
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Richard E. Carlino, MD practices in Raleigh at Specialists in Plastic Surgery as a Plastic Surgeon, board certified by American Board of Plastic Surgery. and is a member of American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) and American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
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