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Full episode airing Tuesday, March 17 at 9pm and Friday, March 20 at 9pm
Airing Tuesday, March 17 at 9pm and Friday, March 20 at 9pm]]>
-Abraham Lincoln
Episode 5 of City Walk hikes the Pacific Crest Trail with Reese Witherspoon, takes a walk with a Doc in San Diego, travels by foot across Copenhagen, joins a heartwarming game of soccer before hitting the rails to trails in Washington DC and the streets of West Hollywood like you've never seen before.
Actress and Producer Reese Witherspoon was so inspired by the words of author Cheryl Strayed's memoir "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail", she decided to try it out for herself only to discover it was the most physically challenging film of her career and possibly one of the most rewarding.
When 8-year old Jaxin was diagnosed with asthma, everyone thought she'd never play team sports but nothing was going to stop her from running and kicking the ball across the soccer field every week. She loves being a team player and her coach loves that she's lightning fast.
Danish architect Helle Soholt shows us why Copenhagen is not only one of the most walkable cities in Europe, it's a bike riders paradise filled with castles, parks and smorgasbord.
What once was thousands of miles of abandoned railroad tracks has now become thousands of miles of trails with the help of the Rails to Trails Copnservancy. We go for a walk on the Metro Trail in Washington DC with city planner Heather Deutsch, who points out not only the edible plants that line the trail but the incredible views of our nation's capital that crown the journey.
Instead of writing out another prescription, City Walk, MD: Dr. Michael Moreno decided to take his patients out for a walk instead. Several times a week they join him out on the San Diego shore for a mile-long, "Walk with a Doc." Not only are his patient's happier and healthier, Dr. Moreno considers it the best experience of his career.
Mayor John D'Amico believes that "West Hollywood is one part actual place and one part state of mind. It has a long history of inventing the culture that other cities consume." Discover why on an exciting journey from Sunset Strip to Santa Monica Blvd and everything in between.
"Grateful" by Charlie Clark
"Hold on to Me" by Sugarplum Fairies
"Tornados" by Brandi Emma,
"The Images We Get" by Sugarplum Fairies
"We Don't Get Along" by The Out of Towners
"St. Andrews Place"" by Sugarplum Fairies
"Lord of the Pines" by Matt Van Winkle Band
"Hurricane" by Sugarplum Fairies
"Rosemary" by Cliff Dweller
"Water to Wine"" by Skin & Bones
"We Don't Get Along" by The Out of Towners
"Broken Arrow" by Brandi Emma"
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Discover more about Nick Waterhouse in his own words.
On his upbringing
I was born in Santa Ana and my father was a fireman there and in Anaheim. I spent a lot of my childhood around there and also in Long Beach where we had a real small sail boat. My parents bought a house when I was four in Huntington Beach so I grew up in Huntington Beach. I was right on the border of Costa Mesa; I spent a lot of time around there when I got to be a teenager. My dad was a fireman and my mom was a saleswoman in Los Angeles. She drove around a lot. I had a lot of alone time, I would be the first kid dropped off at morning day care and the last kid picked up at night. I drew a lot and read a lot, I started reading at a really early age and I was obsessed with music. I was just a solitary kid.
On his musical exposure as a youth
I don't like most of what I heard then. It was Alternative Rock Radio and Power 106. Just being aware that there is another world. None of that really emotionally affected me though the way that some other stuff did the more I spent time actually paying attention. I was really interested in figuring out what was visceral, what things made me feel kind of funny. It ended up being a lot of British invasion records and blues... John Lee Hooker. Those were all things that were right in front of my face but I wasn't playing close attention to them. I just listened to everything, I heard everything from Weezer to Dr. Dre in my childhood. It doesn't mean that I was seeking it out though.
On his identification with visceral music
When I was in middle school I remember people started to define themselves based on what their tastes was and I felt pressured to be involved based on my personality with a group of people that were into one sound and in reality I didn't really identify with that world too much. So I started to seek something that was really true to me and that turned out to be stuff like "Here Comes The Night" by Them, which I would hear my whole life. I talked about it before, just the power and the energy of that stuff seemed a lot more pure and visceral than Punk Rock or Gangster Rap or whatever little kids are listening to try to shock their parents. I had started playing guitar by then, it all coincided with playing music too.
On the difference between music and other art
I didn't think of any of these things in terms of emulation because when you are a kid and you have a developing brain ... the problem is music and the way that people think about music nowadays is totally different than most other art forms. It is like by nature everyone presumes imitation as derivative whereas in architecture or literature or film everybody goes through form by looking at other people. The great thing about being the person doing it is that you are not looking at things in the way that you just uttered. Instead, you are just like "I want to figure this out", that's all it is and you get really, your circumstances dictate what it is truly that your heart is set on. Because the thing you spend the most amount of time on you did not choose that it choose you.
On working at a San Francisco record store
The store was like when you read about the lost generation what Gertrude Stein's house was. It was a huge clearinghouse for people exchanging ideas and information and from there you go to other things. If you are at the store all day you get your night time plans from being at the shop. You would run across DJ's where people who were going to these dances or clubs that were being put on and you would find out about these and you would get exposed to a bunch of really unique personalities that way, it's like Jane Jacobs fantasy of how a city is supposed to work. You have this disparate gang of people that all interact with each other because they are hitting this hub and that's more what the shop was like, because I work there and I was the kid. I had boundless energy and I didn't drink and I had a fake ID so I was at every single night all night long just digging it, taking in all the music, being around, talking to people, telling people what's going on in the shop, what records showed up, talking to other people about what other nights there were. There was a whole fascinating scene around that shop at the time. And on top of that there was the fact that Dick who owned the record shop, Dick Vivian is a music enthusiast, he is not a gatekeeper like record store owners can be. He doesn't intimidate and he doesn't bully and he wants everybody to enjoy it and feel it the way he does. He doesn't keep things in plastic wrappers and he doesn't tell you not to touch anything and that makes for a really amazing environment for a lot of young people to hang around in if they want to enjoy music.
On his musical exposure in San Francisco
I think that I was unique in that I was concerned with how things were recorded. I was listening as a musician but I was not a musician and so I was around a lot of DJ's and people who explicitly enjoyed these sorts of I guess its untapped American resources. It's whole catalogues that are forgotten and artists and songs that are forgotten and so when you hear those things it hits you upside the head. It's like finding out about a third world besides what you heard on the radio and what quote on quote independent music in America was supposed to be contemporary. So people who liked Animal Collective and Arcade Fire were the outsiders, this music is even more outside of that. For me it was about learning, you would encounter one person who kind of had a specialty and they had their whole catalogue of what they liked and what they could play and DJ well. So you would learn all about girl groups from that person. So you get switched on to all these records that you would have never ever heard if you hadn't gotten in contact with that person and then also hear those in the context of an amazing DJ night, making people dance because that's what the point of DJing. If you are a bad DJ you are indulgent and you just play a bunch of records you like, the crowd is bored and you get fired from your job. Conversely, if you pay attention and listen like a musician, which is what I started doing I kind of, had a perspective that was different than people who were a girl group collectors. I was listening more to how players were playing on those records or how rooms sounded or who produced what or reading the fine print. That kind of stuff seemed really natural to me, I wasn't going out of my way to try to figure anything out I was just so fascinated and fixated like any artist who just kind of spent a lot of time working, you process a lot of things in order to get to a point. I didn't realize that I was processing till I get to making my own work.
On the roots of his record "Time's All Gone"
I made the record down here in Costa Mesa with people from here that are friends of mine and it was literally done in a day. I was down from San Francisco for a weekend and so in a way I felt like my work represented the fact that I saw no divide. I just considered California one big place; it was no big deal for me to move between those two cities. I made the record there, I went back to San Francisco, I sold the record to a bunch of independent retailers basically out of the trunk of a car and sold them out of the shop, rookies. Then DJ's started playing it and then it picked up really big in this sort of collectible European soul scene. For lack of better terms, I don't like that label but because of that I started getting demands to play shows and I had no intention of having a band and a myriad of situations led to me sort of accidentally assembling this band of people in San Francisco. It was like the record became the magnet to draw all these people to me and suddenly take me seriously as an artist, it was like I had to convince them and that was my calling card. I did almost all the work of "Time's All Gone" in San Francisco and worked a lot of that out with the group that I had assembled up there and then brought them back down to Southern California and cut it and then I moved to Los Angeles maybe a year later. When things started to get serious and I lost my job because I was taking too much time off to play shows. It became apparent that I was really doing it. I needed to split; I had to get out of town. I had gone through a really rough break up and things were changing really severely in the city it was getting really expensive, people were going away, a lot of the places I used to hang around at were closing down because of this sudden influx of Web 2.0 I don't know for lack of better terms.
On the recording process of "Time's All Gone"
When I started, I had this psychology of writing for a 45. I think all my songs, because I listen to so many 45's were write what you know and that involved thinking in terms of that, not trying to right an album and so "Time's All Gone" was cut in three bulk sessions which were basically two or three days and were definitely under the gun. Almost all of it was self-financed until I ran out of money and then I had to sign to a label.
On the technical aspects of the record
There is a famous quote by Leiber and Stoller where they were talking about what their jobs were, they were songwriters and producers and they said " we don't make songs we make records" and that always stuck with me. That to me was about controlling everything from conception all the way to finished product because I saw so many things that seemed like watered down versions of something that did not really move me. People would ask me "do you like this or that and it's like no, there is a lot of things missing there." My rationale when I made "Some Place" was to trick myself into making something by lowering the expectation of what a project was. A 45' is not an undertaking like recording an album and honestly the way that 45's were made, I spent my teenage years around that culture in parallel to my interest in music I also happened to come into this studio called The Distillery in Costa Mesa that was ten blocks from my parents' house that was all analog. Mike McHugh was the engineer and the owner and he ran it and he was explicitly anti-computer in recording and used a lot of tube and transistor electronics and that was the only education I had of recording, there was nothing else. So I knew that and I knew records that I liked the sound of and it just so happened that the more I learned about the records that I like the sound of the more I understood that the technology I was exposed to was the kind that made those records. To me it was about messing with the program. I didn't go way out of my way to figure out some other way to make stuff. I think some people have a misconception about that but the reality is I got stupid lucky by meeting Mike and just by fate I ended up in there a year later.
On analog recording
When you go analog, you have to be more involved. We live in a time where people are so good at skimming and fixing things in post, in the recording world, fixing things in post is sort of using Wikipedia to look up information on your smart phone. Your knowledge is purely circumstantial. My dad raised me with this notion of measure twice cut once. Or if you are gonna do something do it right. The notion of being well rehearsed and using everything as a good setup instead of relying on fixing everything, it seems silly to me. I don't know the other thing was the pure living breathing aspect of equipment, it's really strange to say that and I know that it's not good to become attached or fixated or romanticize those sorts of things but honestly some really magical things happen in a studio when all things go right at once that I have never witnessed later on when I have been exposed to digital equipment or have heard digital recordings and that was just my personal experience.
On his audience
I had these two worlds that were suddenly really interested in me. Tumblr did a write-up on me but then all these northern soul collectors who traded through the mail were going insane and buying. So I was having all these orders of people who heard about me on Tumblr and then all these people that were hard core old school record collectors and to me that sums up where I sit. I don't mind media as a tool and by media I mean technology, the internet , but I don't fit in with them and I don't mind record collector culture but I don't necessarily fit in with them either. I think in the end what sells my records to both of those people is the honesty and that's what I felt like I was really getting across when I was doing it the way I was doing it at The Distillery.
On Film Noir's influence to his art
I saw Chinatown when I was sixteen and that was one of the most important days of my life. I still remember the drive home from it. What knocked me out was this expression of sort of a larger fate and these gray areas and these Shakespearean elements that occur in all of these that I saw echoes of in a lot of other art that I was forced to study but it seemed really relevant to me. So I grew up with Chandler and with watching "Out of the Past" and "Criss-Cross" and all these great films that I felt in a weird way they had echoes of other things in them that I saw in some of the music that I liked. Whether it is minor key Latin-tinged stuff. To me some of that stuff sounds like those films and also the fiction I was reading as a youth. As I grew older I loved the way that there were gray areas in all that work and I felt like that's a big part of my voice. In my work I am expressing myself through a patchwork of all my influences right and hopefully I am saying something new through that, the same way that a lot of the poets I grew up reading like Hart Crane or Frank O'Hara or T.S Eliot like all those guys are referencing other things too and they are using those to set an atmosphere and state something else and I think that I am aware of that and again not when I am making things.
On the difference between his records "Holly" and "Time's All Gone"
I recognized "Time's All Gone" as a San Francisco record for me, in that the sound of it and the lyrical content of it was a lot of my life up there. It's about people that I was around there and it's a love story that doesn't really work out. When I got to Holly things became more interesting because I found myself writing these songs that were maybe less about I and more about everyone else to the extent that's greater than "Time's All Gone." I found myself relating to this sort of Los Angeles that I ended up in. I wrote Holly and I wanted to talk about a certain kind of person that I was encountering around Echo Park and Highland Park and I don't really like being very overt about these sorts of things but it was kind of a cultural observation tune and it made a lot of sense to me the way that I phrase things it becomes a little bit more universal or abstract. I found the more I was assembling the record the more sense it was starting to make in that it was turning into a Los Angeles record.
On the social influences of his song "Holly"
I was spending time around "gentrifiers" for lack of better terms and I recognized that in my generation as a definite accelerated trend. How people almost like the danger of it, it's fun for them or it gives them credibility or it's exciting and it's about this disconnect and lack of responsibility maybe. That song about drunk driving and shootings and the people who go to bars between them. I don't know why I liked that notion so much but it just made sense to me.
On his musicians
I have a lot of different people but a lot of these guys have been on the road with me the last year. Brittany Manor one of the singers is always on tour with me. Carol Hatchett sometimes does shows, Lee Pardini sometimes does it. I have an East Coast guy too. I have an East Coast drummer. Rob Douglass the bass player I use mostly. Ron Dziubla the horn player I use in LA and California only. Andres Renteria on congas I play with him a lot too. I started to write stuff around Latin percussion about a year in a half ago so I really wanted him on my stuff and it is always a struggle, he does most of the shows.]]>
Airing Tuesday, February 3 at 9pm and Friday, February 6 at 9pm]]>
-Stewart Copeland.
Season 2 Episode 4 of City Walk races to the top of the highest building west of the Mississippi, takes to the bike path with drummer and composer Stewart Copeland, scours the scrappy streets of downtown Las Vegas, treks back to when Pedestrianism was the #1 sport in America and uncovers the hidden connection between exercise and medicine.
When composer and rock star Stewart Copeland wants to relax he gathers his buddies and takes to the bike path in Santa Monica... but when it comes to upper body exercise he dances to the beat of his own giant drum kit.
Today football and baseball pack them in... but back in the 1800s watching people walk was America's favorite spectator sport. Best-selling author Matthew Algeo takes us on a journey back in time to when hundreds of thousands cheered on the next Pedestrian Champion of the World!
But when Jo and Leo, a couple of 13-year old parkour aficionados in Dresden, Germany want to relax, they like to free-run even when temperatures are below freezing. In a delightful romp on snow-covered ground they 'flip flop fantastic' in Schnee Running.
Elevators are for wimps! Just ask the thousands of downtown LA office workers who climb the stairs every year in a race 75 stories to the top of the US Bank Tower in Los Angeles to raise money for the Ketchum-Downtown YMCA.
What do exercise and medicine have in common? Bob Sallis, our resident City Walk, MD, sheds new light on ancient remedies and reveals why your next prescription might not involve a visit to the pharmacy.
Detroit may be the motor city, but you can walk downtown all day without ever running out of things to do -- from the Fox Theatre where the stars of Motown performed to the many stadiums where the action never stops.
Everyone knows about the fabulous strip in Las Vegas, but what about the wild streets downtown? Turns out what once was run down, has now come back to glitzy life and according to former mayor Oscar Goodman, the future is limited only by people's imagination.

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Well I'm finally going ahead and building a bar. I have a nice size basement. I have a pool table, and want to give it more of that bar feeling. Ive been searching the internet for about a year now getting ideas and such. In that process I have found this forum. I look forward to keeping you guys up dated on my progress.
My bar will have a kegerator. Were I'm building the bar its right next to a wall and behind the bar is closet. I already have a full size fridge in there. Im going to run a 4" pipe through the wall and under the bar for my Tap Tower. I already have the full kit and just need my co2 tank. I went out and bought oak plywood, oak trim, and 2x4s. I plan on starting it this weekend. Will update with more pictures but this is all I have for now.
One thing that sucks about Florida.. no basements for this kind of thing... Ill have to win the lottery and build a designated beer hall/guest house at my new place.
Good luck man.. Sounds like its gonna be lots of fun.
Subscribed! Can't wait to see it all come together. Now that mine is finally completed, we're enjoying the hell out of it. Good luck and keep us posted.
I have a question. I heard of a company that sells a little fan to cool a tap tower. I think with my run of about 4' PVC for my lines under the bar they will need help staying cool. I plan on insulating them. But what do you guys think about one of those small fans? What is your idea? Thanks in advance.
Awesome! I would put a fan in if the PVC will run into the kegerator, that way you will get some help keeping the lines cool. Can't wait to see the progress.
I have a 2" computer fan that moves air from the fridge down into the keg storage area. It would be more than enough for your application.
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Subscribed. Good luck man!
Well I started building today. I got it almost finished framed out. Should get some more done tomorrow. That louvered door is a closet. I already got a fridge in there and I will be running my lines in a insulated PVC pipe under the bar.
My Basement Bar Build:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-b...-build-342650/
"People tell me I have a drinking problem, My only problem is when I run out of beer."
Made some more progress today. Finished framing and started putting the oak up. I got as far I could without a table saw to do more delecate cuts for the shelves. The taller shelf on the right is going to be a wine rack and the center two are going to have cabinet doors.
Before I started building the wide asked to see a blueprint. So I did a rough sketch of what it was going to be. She said no i want to see dimensions or are you just half assing as you go. Ive got it all my head. I'm just building it with the area I have. I don't think I'm half assing anything.


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Brain scans show that Apple products elicit strong reactions in devoted customers
Apple devotees are notorious for their steadfast dedication to the computer and gadget manufacturer, standing in line for hours and sometimes days just to be the first to try out a new piece of hardware. According to a new study, the areas of the brain which produce that tenacity in Apple fans are the same spots that fuel religious fervor.
Scientists using an magnetic resonance imagine (MRI) machine presented Apple fans with images of the company's popular gadgets. Upon doing so, they found brain activity that mirrors how a religious person's brain reacts when presented with a picture of their chosen deity.
It's hard to determine whether the reaction the researchers observed is peculiar or not, as nearly everyone has strong allegiances to a particular product or service, and the test was limited to the Apple brand alone. Still, the fact that something like an iPhone or a computer can create a reaction similar to a hardwired belief system like religion is surprising in its own right.
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Petaling Jaya City Council
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|Petaling Jaya City Council
Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya
|Local Government Act 1976
Local authority of the Petaling Jaya
Mohd Azizi Mohd Zain
|Petaling Jaya, Bandar Raya Inai Merah
|Meeting place
|MBPJ Headquarters, Jalan Yong Shook Lin, Petaling Jaya
|Previously known as Majlis Perbandaran Petaling Jaya or Petaling Jaya Municipal Council until 2006
Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya or Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) is a local authority which administrates Petaling Jaya City and adjoining areas. This agency is under the Selangor State government. MBPJ are responsible for public health and sanitation, waste removal and management, town planning, environmental protection and building control, social and economic development and general maintenance functions of urban infrastructure. There are two MBPJ main headquarters: MBPJ Headquarters at Jalan Yong Shook Lin and Menara MBPJ or MBPJ Civic Centre at New Town (Section 52).
- For more information, see also Petaling Jaya at History sections
Formerly known as Majlis Perbandaran Petaling Jaya (MPPJ) (Petaling Jaya Municipal Council). Petaling Jaya was granted city status on 20 June 2006.
Mayors of Petaling Jaya (Datuk Bandar)[edit]
- Dato' Ahmad Termizi Puteh (2006)
- Tuan Hj Mohammad Roslan bin Sakiman (2006 - 2012)
- Datin Paduka Alinah Ahmad (2013 - 2015)
- Mohd Azizi Mohd Zain (2015 - current)
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Mayor of Petaling Jaya (Datuk Bandar)[edit]
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- Mohd Azizi Mohd Zain (2015-current)
MBPJ chief director[edit]
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- Jabatan Khidmat Pengurusan (Management Department)
- Jabatan Kemasyarakatan, Belia dan Sukan (Community, Youth and Sports Department)
- Jabatan Pembangunan dan Penyelengaraan (Development and Maintenance Department)
- Jabatan Pembangunan Persekitaran
- Jabatan Penilaian dan Pengurusan Harta
- Jabatan Perancangan Pembangunan (Planning Development Department)
- Jabatan Perbendaharaan (Treasury Department)
- Unit Audit Dalam (Inner Audit Unit)
- Unit Perundangan (Judicial Unit)
- Muzium Petaling Jaya
- Jabatan Penguatkuasaan dan Keselamatan
Branch office[edit]
External links[edit]
- MBPJ official web site (Malay) (English)
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We are building a new house and the upstairs bathroom layout was never really planned. Currently the plans show a bathroom that our draft person added when I had nothign to give him.
I have several problems with it. It's boring ;) I don't like the idea of staring at the toilet when I walk by the door. I don't like that wall between the tub and sink breaking up the space. It's not planned for us.
There are some constraints. The house is post and beam. So no space between the floor and ceiling below for plumbing. The pink lines show where plumbing drains can go down into cabinet space and be hidden. Water coming in can run in any of the interior walls. DH prefers not to have plumbing running in the exterior wall. The window is unchangeable, the walls are pretty much not going to change. The door could be moved if it was helpful.
This would be a shared family bathroom. We have one 10 year old son. We have been sharing a bathroom since forever and that isn't a concern but does make a difference in how it's set up. He's not exactly careful!
We like the idea of a soaking tub or claw foot tub that works with our farmhouse plan. I'm not sure that we have room for a shower as well though. We do have a shower in the bathroom downstairs but don't expect to go to the mainfloor every time we want a shower. I don't think a clawfoot with shower curtain ring will work with a preteen that seems to flood the bathroom daily with a regular tub/shower combo.
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How about this. The door is across from the window and the toilet is hidden. I think all the plumbing should work. You really don't have a full 8x10 so I took that into account. You do have room for a pretty large tub shower combo. The width of the tub is 33". Hopefully it's wider than what you have now and your son won't splash, LOL!
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The guy lead block should be forward when reaching tight and the pole near the forestay.
With end-for-end twingers do a good job of that, obviously you don't want to be moving the block on every gybe.
With dip pole, and double sheets/guys the guys can be lead through a forward/midships block at all times. This also helps take some of the load off the foreguy as the pull is more downward.
Reaching struts seem to be fading.. definitely not worth the hassle of setting/removing for every gybe, or going through the hassle for a 30 minute leg. If should be long enough to extend beyond the shrouds from it's attachment point. I think and on-deck attachment point would not be 'in line' with the normal position of the guy. It's more of a chafe protection measure than a 'angle of effort' measure as the difference is only a few inches anyhow. A forward or twinged guy lead from the widest foward point usually avoids the grinding on the shrouds - though loads on the lifelines and stanchions can become a concern.
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Time magazine named Pope Francis as its "Person of the Year," for his work to change the perception of the Catholic Church, with proclamations on issues ranging from LGBT equality to gender equality to dedication serving the poor.
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Selling hostas at Farmer's Mkt -- bare root -- potted?
This is new to this very old person. I need some extra change and figured I should try to sell what I have. I have lots of hostas and daylilies with labels long gone.
Now, should I dig them up and plant them in gallon pots? Then I could wait for them to leaf up --- or should I dig them and sell them bare-root. Please know these are all un-named (although all had very nice names at one time.) Actually most of the best daylilies were my own hybrids so they didn't have names (but were nicer than anything I saw on websites.) I am assuming I should pot these up and sell them when they bloom.
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I would suggest digging and potting. When I started buying hostas I would have needed to see the leaves in order to be tempted. And newbies will probably be your main market. Most 'collectors' really need to know the name! And day lilies in bloom - what's not to love?
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You have established hostas with a lot of roots, so you can pot them while they have no leaves yet, then let them leaf out, then sell them. That's what I do with my hostas destined for the hosta sale of my local hosta society at the end of May, no need to wait. Good luck!
Just came across LOTS of free 6" square pots so that is what I will use. Now, how to price? Also how many eyes do I allow for each pot?
I plan to start digging and separating them just as soon as they poke out of the ground. Thanks for the good information.


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What am I to make of the past week? Far too often, people use the term racism or play the race card a bit quickly or misuse it to reinforce a political belief they already have. You can argue it's like the boy who cried wolf and that calling someone a racist loses its sting if everyone throws the term around so easily.
The two biggest stories of the last seven days are both wrapped in charges of racism, racist language and maybe worse, racist ideologies.
I am one who feels that race relations in America are at a high point. You could certainly look back over our nation's history from slavery to segregation and argue we have come light years forward in attempting to provide a level playing field for ALL Americans to live, work and succeed. I've argued against the need for affirmative action and other programs that use reverse racism to right the wrongs of the past arguing he debt has been paid and it's time to move on.
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This hotel is the best i have stayed in all over the world....being a hotelier myself...i can say the hotel has all what you need...the biggest shopping mall which has everything you need..You dont need to leave the hotel...the ski resort is great..its truly amazing...the food is great in the sezams restaurant and breakfast is a must...the grand delux room is huge with the the bathroom something special....
Its a new hotel so beware
I stayed at the Kempinski in late September 2006 on the way back from the Maldives for my honeymoon.
Whilst the hotel is beautiful I would not reccomend that people stay there just yet as there seems to be a number of teething problems.
The pool was out of order during our stay as they were repairing it and one night during our stay there was a distant banging noise at 1am for 4hrs, We phoned to complain about the noise but it continued through the night. When we complained ot the manager in the morning he told us that they are trying to complete the rooms that look onto the ski slope in the night. This is not somethnig you expect in a five star hotel.
Service in the restuarants was also a little down on what you expect in a five star hotel and it was obvious that it was due to the inexperience of some of the staff.
I am sure it will get better, it is a great hotel with large luxourious rooms but I think it needs a few more months before it will give visitors a good experience.
Bad Cutomer Service
I had a really bad experience with this hotel. I came all the way from England to meet my grilfriend and when she came to visit me the security didnt let her get in, saying "no visitors are allowed to get in, that is the hotels policy". This is really weired, something not expected from a five star hotel at all. Then I asked for a hard copy of the policy but they didnt provide me with it.
Just what we wanted
We stayed for a week at the end of August this year and the service and and ambience of the Kempinsky were faultless.
We arrived on the 'red-eye' flight from London and were met by a hotel representative who accompanied us in the pre-booked car back to the hotel. The Receptionist confirmed our booking and then told us we had been upgraded to a suite and that we could have immediate occupancy.
The suite had a dining area, sitting area, large luggage cupboard, built in unit for recharging phones, iPods etc, twin beds, large bathroom with 2 hand basins, large bath and separate rain forest shower. There was a separate toilet room with bidet and hand basin. We also had free internet access.
It was our first visit to Dubai and we did visit the shopping centres and souks and there seems to be something for everyone including the ubiquitos Carrefour supermarket! The Mall of the Emirates shopping centre is very impressive but not as much as the ski slope. Yes, if does have real snow! It was enchanting to watch all the arab adults and children having such a great time skiing, tobogganing in rubber tubes, sliding down the slopes on little plastic things which looked liked shovels and often got used by children to scoop up snow ot thorw at each other.
However, we spent most of our time by the hotel pools. There are 2 and they are right next to each other with a swim up bar where you can get made to order 'Mocktails' which are delicious as well as more traditional drinks and bar food. We normally try to avoid hotels which are designed to attract children as other people's brats can ruin a holiday but the children here were a delight. There was always at least one pool attendent who was there to help everyone and provide buoyancy aids and goggles for all the children. We even saw them giving swimming lessons. Yes, occassionally an older boy might be a little boisterous but the attendants quickly stepped in to ensure good behaviour. Mainly the children were accompanied by their nannies or their fathers and were very well behaved.
We think the beach is about a 10 minute walk but it is impossible to get there on foot because of all the building work and the highway. We used taxis all the time as they are so reasonable and readily available. They are usually metered so there is no need to barter.
We ate most meals at non-tourist Lebanese restaurants and they were fantastic with great service and so cheap. When we visited the Madinat area one evening we were spoilt for choice but the one we chose, because it looked really good, was average touristy and we missed the good food and service we had found in local restaurants. The best thing on the menu at the hotel was in the Aspen Bar, the triple chocolate dessert would delight the most ardent chocoholic.
On our last night we were on our way to get one of these wonderful desserts when I missed a step and fell and twisted my ankle. I was immediately surrounded by senior staff who came to help me and brought ice and sympathy. I thought it was just a small twist but in the night was woken with severe pain. The hotel provided a wheelchair and advised which was the best hospital and it transpired I had broken my foot. The Emirates hospital was clean, efficient and quick. I had 2 x-rays, saw a consultant who gave me a letter to bring back for my GP, I had 2 injections, plus 2 lots of pills and further injections to bring home, all for about the same cost as a private out patient appointment in the UK!
At Duabi ariport a wheelchair was provided and I was escorted all the way and they have a special lounge for people who need extra help. BA turned up trumps and brought me home in business class so I was able to keep my foot up. Perhaps no one reading this will be surprised when I say that Heathrow was not so well organised, it was awful and I was left sitting the wrong side of immigration for ages with no idea how I was to get through.
We will go back to Dubai and we will stay at the Kempinsky but if you want to be surrounded by Brits and other Europeans this is not the hotel for you. Most of the guests seemed to be Arab or Indian.
Loved it
Visited dubai for a birthday treat and had a fab time there.The hotel inside looks amazin and the staff were very helpful and nothin was 2 much trouble.From our balcony we had a beautiful scenic sea view and breakfast in bed as a all new meaning now... absolutely brill.The swim up bar is great and the beach a few footsteps away.Cant wait to go back already plannin nxt visit.
Perfect destination
Me and girlfriend arrived at the Mall of the Emirates Hotel on 13th of July after spending 5 nights at the other Kempinski Hotel in the UAE in Ajman, and staying at both hotels I have to say, that one just can't really even compare them to each other.
We were assigned a standard room, which was amazing, having a large LCD screen in front of the bed, a spacious bathroom, and even a kitchenette, however it was bit far from the elevators.
Though the hotel itself is bit far from the beach - surely not within walking distance -, it has a nice terrace with a pool, and a jacuzzi, which I have to say is the largest, I have ever seen in my life. Relaxing in the pool, one can see great view of the Burj al Arab for example.
F&B outlets were great, the breakfast buffet is great value with attentive staff, also the Sezzam restaurant was a good experience watching the chefs preparing our dishes - their mango salad is a must, bit spicy though.
Being connected to the Mall makes the hotel an even more attractive destination, with the possibilty to try the SkiDubai, and access to 400 shops, and cafes.
Overall I can say it was a great experience, the staff was also great - the concierge even arranged a booking at the top floor bar of the Burj al Arab for the same night -, great food, I can't wait to return and check out the SPA as well, as it wasn't completed yet.
Great hotel...shoppers will love it!!
I just returned from a 4 night stay at this hotel. The hotel is beautifully decorated and the swimming pool is very refreshing! The rooms are quite spacious (standard room) and come with plasma tv with a good selection of English speaking channels. The area outside the hotel is a bit of a construction site but that seems to be everywhere in the city! The hotel is attached to the Mall of the Emirates shopping centre-all i can say is shoppers paradise!! great selection of shops and the ski dome is even better! We did eat at the Sezzam restaurant-didnt think it was great compared to the Blue Elephant (a must) and some other restaurants however nothing to complain about!
The only issue I had was the rate. I booked through hotels-- and was advised of the hotel charging an extra charge (which they did), however I wasnt prepared for the 20% extra charge on the rate! I ended up paying 1300 euro for 4 nights which isnt exactly cheap! For sun worshippers I would recommend a hotel on the beach however shoppers will love the Kempinski!
Loved It
My wife and I stayed at the Kempinski for 1 night in mid June to celebrate her birthday. First impressions - wow!
This is an oversized hotel and both reception, lobby, restaurants and bedrooms were unbelievably luxurious and catered for every need. This is a new hotel and there were some small examples of desk staff finding their feet. Although arriving at the hotel around 0830 from a red-eye flight from London, we were checked in and shown to our room immediately. I did expect to be told that check in wouldnt take place until later in the day.
The room was a fantastic size with every conceivable extra you could want. We had opted for the deluxe room with seperate living room. Both the living room and bedroom had flat screen tvs and the bathrooms were fantastic. The only nigle was the cable/satalite tv. We couldnt watch the first World Cup game and had to rely on commentary from Sky News.
Once checked in, showered and changed we went down for breakfast to the main restaurant which offered a great buffet. After breakfast we hit the Mall of the Emerates which is linked to the hotel. The home of 400 stores and the in-door ski resort. (That is another story).
We spent an hour by the pool later that day (we were the only ones there - was it because the hotel was empty or because it was 40 degrees outside?) which was nice. The pool restaurant hadn't opened at that stage so sandwiches were prepared from the main restaurant.
A great hotel in a great location. Very attentive staff and not too excessive prices.
Would we stay there again? Honestly with the Jumeriah Beach 2 minutes away, not sure. We had nothing to complain about with the Kempinski and this is certainly a 5 star hotel.
When it came to departing, we really didn't want to leave. We got over the disappointment of leaving by reminding ourselves that we were transferring to the Burj Al Arab for 3 days!
Kempinski - excellent!
So many hotels are opening in Dubai but the Kempinski is a relay MUST SEE and stay hotel. Well done, the hotel has just recently opened and the location, service, design, standards are EXCELLENT.
The location is the best in the city, directly on Sheik Zayed Road linked to the Mall of the Emirates with it's spectacular Ski Dome - WOW.
There is just everything under one roof and if you're a trourist you need not leave the complex at all, specially in the summer months when it's so hot.
The hotel's interior design is quite contemporary and very pleasant. The Bar must be the nest kept secret in town.
Can only recommend this hotel as a MUST when in Dubai and from now on shall only stay and recommend this lovely hotel - this was one of the most pleasant trips I've had to Dubai in years - Thank you.
Looking forward to my next visit at the Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates soon. Thanks.
An Absolutely Wonderful Experience--the Kempinski-Dubai
My husband and I just returned from a short stay at the Kempinski-Dubai. It is an absolutely wonderful hotel. The hotel, service, staff, rooms and location were all 5-star. The hotel is new and lives up to the Kempinski reputation. We had a beautiful grand deluxe room that was really a small apartment-seprate living room with a sofa bed and a small kitchen, a large bedroom with lots of storage space, and the biggest bathroom I have ever seen in a hotel. (separate tub big enough for two, separate shower and a double sink vanity). But the largest draw to the hotel is its location. It opens onto the Mall of the Emirates. You never need to leave the mall. Everything from movies to shops to restaurants and coffee shops is in the mall and the hotel is attached to the mall. Everything I asked for from the hotel staff was immediately taken care of. The staff was very polite and more than willing to serve. The hotel also has a pool and a spa but these have not opened yet. (opening is set for June 1) However, I am sure these will live up to the standard of the hotel. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone who is going to Dubai whether with children or not. It is an experience not to be missed. I look forward to going back again and again.
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Freezer is a collection of tools to control a icecast server(s). Manage servers, and user routing between them. Push and pull relays, bandwidth monitoring, listeners, managing mounts and relays.0 weekly downloads
Portable Webserver
This project may now be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/portableserver/0 weekly downloads
Share Management
This software integrate a Cifs Shares with a Microsof Windows Server Domain. The software is intentended to be used by system administrators who have to manage users permissions on cifs shares with an automount script at users logon.0 weekly downloads
web based email (hosted on apache server on linux/win xp os)0 weekly downloads