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My previous post about choosing a patio table fell off the decorating forum. But this is the table we ended up with (96x48 in size) We had the new patio table delivered late in the season. It's composition is described as: "Our tabletops are made of stained glass and a natural cement-like stone blend (similar to a statuary piece)" We cannot move the table inside for the winter(It is very large(96" x 48") and weighs almost 800lbs. The weather had been nice up until this week. We hadn't covered it for the winter yet. However, in the last few days we received about an inch or 2 of unexpected snow followed by rain. Once the rain stops, does the table top have to be completely dry before putting the cover on? Should I dry it first?(obviously I will wipe it down as much as possible before covering it) How would I go about doing that if the temp outside is in the 40's.(?hair dryer at low temp?)? I worry about the moisture freezing and causing hairline cracks in the table top (forecast is for freezing temps later this week) Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! Nancy |
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Absolutely gorgeous table!! Yes, you are right to worry about cracks and it should be covered with a waterproof cover. It is the moisture freezing and thawing,not the freezing temperatures that cracks cement planters. I would dry off any apparent moisture and then cover it, but put a couple of blocks under the tarp so you have some air flow. The next sunny day when the temperature is above freezing take the cover off and let the sun dry it more. Then cover it again before nightfall. I have hung clothes out when the temperature is 5 C--that's around 40 F and they are almost dry when I bring them in so the sun should dry any remaining moisture on your table. |
thanks for the advice! the sun is out today, so i've uncovered it and will cover it tonight. |
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Released: 2004, AFM Rating: 4.5/5 Reviewer: JP Year-end wrap-up: Each of the last few years to wrap up the year I have picked a theme for my reviews for December. This year due to the overwhelming number of CD's that deserve exposure, recognition and commentary I am going to resort to quantity over quality. I usually try to give as much attention to each CD with extensive commentary however this month's reviews (perhaps unfortunately) will be short and sweet and much more in the style of traditional magazine reviews where space restrictions are an important factor. (ie. Less detail) I apologize in advance to readers who expect much more detailed reviews. Please check the reviews archives as many of my colleagues have written excellent detailed commentary of many of these CD's. I hope the large number of quick comments will help guide you making some of those important year-end CD purchase decisions. Happy Holidays and see you in January. JP Another fantastic CD by Nostradameus! They whole band cranks it up a notch. In retrospect, because this CD is an improvement over the last release, I would drop my grade of The Third Prophecy to a 4/5. This CD is faster, heavier, darker and a hint meaner, which in terms of power metal means better in my book. What's with the globe on the cover? U.D.O., Metal Church (and now Nostradameus) all have globes on the front cover of their 2004 releases! Clear production, good songs, driving rhythms and an improved performance by vocalist Freddy Persson all contribute to the success of this fully entertaining and head-banging disc. Favorite cuts, 'The Reaper's Image' and the title track are probably the heaviest the band has ever done. The band seems to have shifted away from story based lyrics just slightly for a more straight ahead lyrical approach. This band just keeps improving!
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Released: 2004, AFM Records / Sound Pollution Rating: 4.0/5 Reviewer: EvilG Nostradameus are a Swedish band based in Gothenburg that are led by the singer Freddy Persson and the guitar player Jake Fredén. Nostradameus works really fast. Their debut WORDS OF NOSTRADAMEUS came in 2000 and the year after came the follow up PROPHET OF EVIL. In 2003 it was time for their third album THE THIRD PROPHECY and now it's time for their fourth album HELLBOUND. The guys have also done a lot of touring like a European tour with Edguy and they have also toured with HammerFall and Masterplan. In addition they have done some festival shows like Wacken Open Air. They have also been support to the legendary U.D.O on his tour earlier during 2004. Now it's time for their fourth album and according to the info note the guys have "found their own sound with modern and heavy guitar riffs spiced up with melodic licks and leads which crush on aggressive but altogether still melodic vocal and hooklines". Another quote from the bio says "no need to say, but HELLBOUND will attract fans of traditional metal as well fans of modern, more aggressive oriented metal sounds". If you have read so far in the review you ought to have a pretty good picture of what they're playing I think. If they have been support to both Edguy and HammerFall you should have guessed by now that Nostradameus plays power metal. I would describe this as somewhat harder traditional power metal though with a bit more harder riffing guitars compared to HammerFall. I think that HELLBOUND will attract mostly fans of power metal. Those of you who are into more harder metal should not buy this. The music is technically played with a lot of sharp guitar riffs and lead vocals in focus. Luckily they haven't relied on keyboard, which is only a positive thing I think. The music is filled with hammering and pounding drums, edgy guitars and heavy bass play. Another very positive thing is the lack of ballads, although there are some more melodic parts sometimes. They have totally left out the boring ballads. If you want a harder HammerFall, this band should definitely be something for you. The guys have used Roastinghouse Studio and the producer Anders "Theo" Theander on this album. I had my doubt on how the production would sound when I read that the album was produced by Theander, but to my surprise he has done a pretty good job this time. Otherwise Theander should stay away from producing anything harder than melodic hard rock because he can't make do harder music justice. But when it's come to melodic hard rock he does pretty good and now surprisingly also power metal. He has managed to create a heavy production with lead vocals and riffing guitars at the top of the mix along with pounding drums. For once Theander impresses behind the mixing stand. The info note claims that Theander "managed to achieve a powerful yet well balanced harmonic sound" and for the first time I have to agree when it comes to him. HELLBOUND includes 10 tracks and the lyrics contain personal experiences and incidents as well as political topics of the current world divided. It's enough to take a look at the cover artwork to get this message confirmed. As usual, AFM have done a really irritating thing by only featuring two whole songs on this promo, but the rest of the songs are cut down by 15 to 30 seconds each. The songs bleed into each other without any break in between. The two whole songs are"The Reaper's Image" and "Hellbound", but they are also featured again and then as a cut down song. Besides that it's very irritating. It's hard to make a fair judgement about the songs if you can't hear them in full. But they have also done the same thing with the new Doro album. AFM is the only company who does this I think. The total amount of playing time is however on 45 minutes. I haven't got so many things to complain about here. All of the album is very well played and only by looking at the awesome cover you'll see what this music is about.
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1. Never Turning Back
Freddy Persson – lead vocals
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 (Yonhap) -- The United States is not considering a
revision of the legal guidelines on the status of its 28,000 troops in
South Korea, the nominee to become a top U.S. defense official said
Thursday, despite a renewed call for it in South Korea.
Mark W. Lippert, nominee for assistant secretary of defense fo Asian
and Pacific security affairs, said in a Senate confirmation hearing that
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Forces Agreement (SOFA) rather than a revision itself.
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and kept current and fresh through the work of the Joint Committee,
Special Joint Committee" and some 20 subcommittees, he said in a written
response to a question on Seoul's possible request for talks on updating
the SOFA.
The South Korean government has come under increased pressure to seek the
renegotiation of the SOFA following a series of new reports on serious
crimes by U.S. soldiers, including the rape of a young Korean girl last
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Seoul and Washington are scheduled to hold a meeting of the Joint
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"I cut out the regular macaroni and used whole wheat, left the cauliflower in chunks, changed the muenster and cheddar(extra sharp)measurements, added leftover chicken or salmon and peas than topped it with Jarlsberg lite before putting it under the broiler. You may need to adjust the salt as I used all lower fat cheeses and evaporated milk."""


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Sidekick Mobile Phone with NetBSD: Microsoft's Next?
Over a year ago Microsoft bought the software company Danger, popular in the U.S. for its Sidekick mobile phone. A new model is coming out, this time running on NetBSD.
Indications are clear from the Hiptop3.com site (claiming no affiliation with Danger but still leaning heavily toward Sidekick) that Microsoft is planning to equip its next generation of Sidekick devices with the NetBSD platform. Hinting at this is a Microsoft job posting for a NetBSD developer and a Danger employee mailing list post from a few years back. Apparently Danger had been working on a NetBSD port as far back as 2007.
The Sidekick LX model for 2009, which should start appearing mid-year, runs on an ARM processor. The hardware originates from Motorola and Sharp. For a long time it was assumed that Microsoft would equip the Sidekick with its Zune software based on Windows CE, the only OS from Microsoft with the ARM processor. If the rumors on Hiptop3.com were to prove true, Microsoft is more likely inclined to drop the Windows CE support in favor of the more reliable NetBSD.
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Bruno Mars' sophomore album, Unorthodox Jukebox, has been doing extremely well since being released on December 11th. To further boost the success of the record, the singer-songwriter took the Jimmy Kimmel Live! stage to belt his latest single, "When I Was Your Man".
Unorthodox Jukebox is packed with his, including the lead offering, "Locked Out Of Heaven", which has been #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for five consecutive weeks! If you've taken a special liking to "When I Was Your Man", then check out his previous performance of the tune on The Voice.
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This bulletin, summarising key WTO Doha Round-related activities, is issued by the Office of Trade Negotiations, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Key Issues
- Developments in the Doha Round
- New EC Trade Commissioner
- New Chair of the NAMA negotiations
- WTO Meetings in Geneva
Developments in the Doha Round
The WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy has called for WTO Members to agree the Doha package of trade reforms by the end of 2008. In a speech on 1 October 2008 he said that the WTO provides a global insurance policy for a global economy. He underlined the importance of conducting the Doha Round in today's financial turmoil in such a way that the WTO can continue to play its role as "shock absorber".
Over the past weeks, senior officials from Australia and other key countries have been meeting in Geneva to try to resolve some of the outstanding issues. Ministers are continuing to discuss with one another the best way forward. The Prime Minister and Mr Crean have been speaking with world leaders and trade ministers from key countries (including US, EC, Brazil, India, China and Indonesia), emphasizing Australia's commitment to concluding the Round as soon as possible.
New EC Trade Commissioner
Peter Mandelson resigned as EC Trade Commissioner on 2 October. His replacement is Baroness Catherine Ashton of Upholland. She was endorsed by the EU Council of Ministers on 6 October and is expected to be endorsed by the European Parliament in early November.
New Chair of the NAMA negotiations
A new chair of the WTO Negotiating Group on Market Access (NAMA negotiations), Ambassador Luzius Wasescha from Switzerland, was elected on 2 October. He foreshadowed intensive bilateral consultations on membership interests and possible areas of convergence. He will convene a transparency session on 22 October to outline the results of these consultations and the forward process for negotiations.
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Movie and TV GUIs: Cracking the Code
Soulskill posted about a year ago | from the still-looking-forward-to-seeing-that-independence-day-virus dept.
74rjmarvin writes "We've all seen the code displayed in hacking scenes from movies and TV, but now a new industry is growing around custom-building realistic software and dummy code. Twisted Media, a Chicago-based design team, started doing fake computer graphics back in 2007 for the TNT show Leverage, and is now working on three prime-time shows on top of films like Gravity and the upcoming Divergent. They design and create realistic interfaces and codebases for futuristic software. British computer scientist John Graham-Cumming has drawn attention to entertainment background code by explaining what the displayed code actually does on his blog, but now that the public is more aware, studios are paying for fake code that's actually convincing."


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Reviewed Caramelized Pork Loin
Mar 24, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
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ODM to Officially Launch the Super Sewer XXL at drupa
April 10, 2012Simply put, the machine does a reverse lock-stitch on the head and foot of the book block ensuring a very strong side sew that will not come apart like standard side-sewn books normally do. The Super Sewer XXL pre-drills holes prior to thread stitching, supporting book block thicknesses up to 1˝.
The Super Sewer XXL can sew up to 400 books per hour and is easy to operate with a touchscreen LCD color control panel, high-speed drill station and vacuum drill waste removal system. CE approved.
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Production: up to 400 books per hour
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¶And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy. – Revelation 13:1 The Illuminati has divided the world into 10 economic regions. Click on the … Continue reading
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Tokyoflash Oberon Ss LED Watch Gets the Blues
The latest funky electronic timepiece to surface from watch importer TokyoFlash – the Oberon SS is a real stunner. Not only does the watch feature a new way to tell time, it looks damn good doing it.
The Oberon SS tells time using a series of concentric bright blue LED rings. The outer ring indicates the current hour, the middle one tells single minutes, and the innermost one displays tens of minutes.
When the watch is in its default (off) state, its black mineral crystal front, looks like a black hole on your wrist, but with a push of the button, the display of blue lights come out of the pitch darkness to reveal the time. A second press displays the current date using the same ring of light metaphor. A gorgeous brushed stainless steel body and matching linked strap complete the look.
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I don't get watches like this. I was looking for a digital watch, not unlike this one. But the stupid thing is that I can not allways press a button if I want to know the time. When I am biking, for instance. This makes watches like this one totally unusable, for me. Shame, but there you are…. Sometimes, function is /at least/ as important as looks…..
avez vous toujours cette montre "Oberon Black Watch", svp?
avez vous toujours cette montre "Oberon Black Watch", svp?
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Bedrooms | 10 |
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Our Country House next to the Harz Mountains is tranquilly situated near the old mill in the old town centre.
The flat has a large roof deck provided with garden furniture where you can start the day in ease and comfort with a nice breakfast and you can conclude the day with a barbecue in the garden. It is only a 5 minute's walk to the natural lake with a public swimming pool. The castle with its beautiful view, its museum and restaurant, is the starting point for walking trails and can be reached within a 10 minutes walk. For your little ones the village Sieber (5 km) features an adventure play ground and from there you can walk the whole of the Harz Mountains. Old towns in the neighbourhood with their timbre framed buildings invite for a stroll. Enjoy the countryside, the woods, wave pools or a day trip to the mountain "Brocken". Our house has a lot of space for your family. The flat is even suitable for two couples, having a separate toilet adjacent to the 2nd bedroom.
National Park Harz: Do you hike –or do you only want to take a refreshing stroll? Herzberg offers both the close-by woods offer quiet wandering trails which are also suitable for small children. The route to the adventure playground can be reached by tricycle or scooter. At the river Sieber banks can be built to impound the water, ships can be sent to the valley etc. You can also put on your wandering boots and pack the rucksack. You will surely enjoy our roof deck after a day trip. Or would you like a quick swim in the lake? It is only 5 minutes from our house.
The evening can be spent with a convert in the castle or in the cinema.
If you love the countryside and want to get away from the daily hustle and bustle you will enjoy staying with us.
Active or quiet holidays: If you want to see the Harz Mountains from a completely different perspective it is no problem. In the neighbouring town you can book a flight over the Mountains by airplane or glider. (5 km away from our house). Too high? Then we can recommend a guided tour of the close-by caves. With the bike or on foot you can discover the Karst wandering route.
You can play tennis or visit the mountain Brocken. Pile up the day with events or relax and enjoy the tranquillity of our spacious and comfortable flats. Our large roof deck is waiting for you and the garden can be used for barbecues. We can be booked for a long weekend at short notice.
Relax and discover the countryside: You can enjoy the beautiful little mountain lakes of the Harz Mountains, for example in the evening, when you swim cross a lake all by yourself. Discover the wildlife and fauna of the Harz Mountains with your children. You will enjoy it as much as your children. A special experience is the Heinz Sielmann Stiftung, Gut Herbigshagen. Here a magic forest, bats and stable tales are on the program. It is close-by, on the way to Duderstadt, an old town with timbre-framed buildings not to be missed. When you enjoy our roof deck after a long day, your children will be looking forwards to the next exiting day. The surroundings of Herzberg offer many opportunities to enjoy the valuable holidays.
Herzberg is a small tranquil town in the south of the Harz Mountains- ideal as a starting point for walks and day trips in the surroundings. Experience the entire Harz Mountains from Herzberg! Walkers reach the well- kept and idyllic lake Juessee (natural lake with public pool) within 5 minutes. In our small town, all shopping facilities for the daily demand are available nearby. Herzberg offers many leisure activities, such as extended walks beginning at the castle, walking in the National Park Harz or the Karst site nearby, visiting the "Lonau Falls", the wood grouse enclosure, or the "unicorn cave", a stalactite cave, a stroll around the lake. Explore the surroundings on foot or by bicycle. You chose if your holidays are active or tranquil and refreshing. For the latter, our roof deck and the garden are at your disposal.
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Trace Bundy on the impact of YouTube, rocking a mullet and getting his start playing metal
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- Trace Bundy talks about his unexpected success in South Korea
- Heaven Fest quickly growing into a destination festival
- HeavenFest's pure motives
Boulder-based guitar virtuoso Trace Bundy has been a YouTube sensation for a few years now with more than twenty million views of his various videos -- an extraordinary feat that few artists can boast of achieving these days. Bundy has forged an enviable international career that has dragged the staid world of folk and classical music kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Combining classical guitar with digital looping pedals, iPhones and avant-garde playing techniques has vaulted the young guitarist into rarefied air as one of the world's most prestigious and respected fretboard maestros.
In advance of his appearance at this year's HeavenFest this Saturday, we spoke with Bundy about his favorite memories of playing music abroad, the importance of YouTube in advancing his professional career, his childhood love of heavy metal and the effect fatherhood has had on playing guitar.
Westword: You've successfully toured on quite a few different continents over the last few years. Any special memories on and off stage from any of the places you traveled and performed at?
Trace Bundy: I've loved the opportunity to travel all over the world. I've been able to play shows in 21 countries now. Off stage, I've been chased by elephants in Gabon, hiked with lions in Zimbabwe and visited castles in Wales. It's important to me that my family and I always take time to learn about the places we visit. We take time to eat local food and get to know new friends.
We are thankful to have dear friends all over the world. This is especially true in Guatemala, where we partner with the organization Agros International to sponsor a village. We've been able to visit three times and always enjoy throwing a big concert at the end of our stay. The villagers are incredible musicians as well, so we are able to share music and connect beyond language and cultural barriers.
On a scale of one to ten, with ten being the highest, how would rate the importance of YouTube to your professional music career?
Wow. For me it's been a solid nine. YouTube launched my music into markets I could never have reached on my own. I hear from fans everywhere from Indonesia to Germany to Australia who found my videos -- it's pretty incredible. I now have over 23 million views of my YouTube videos. Because my music is so visual, YouTube allows people access to that dimension of my songs. YouTube has also connected me to other musicians. Sungha Jung and I met because he found my music on YouTube. Now we've toured three times in the US and three times in Korea.
How old were you when you first picked up and learned to play chords on a guitar?
I was ten or eleven. My brother and I bought a $10 acoustic guitar and started playing heavy metal songs.
What were the first songs you learned to play on the guitar?
We bought guitar magazines at the grocery store and started teaching ourselves heavy metal songs. "One" by Metallica was the first song I learned. A few years later I started playing more acoustic stuff, like Simon & Garfunkel, the Beatles, etc.
Can you tell us about any embarrassing music/fashion phases you went through growing up?
Well, when I was young, I lived seven years with a mullet. Seven years! But in high school, tie-dyed shirts were a definite favorite. I had long hair and went through a hippie stage. For my senior prom, my best friend Jonah and I both took the same girl as our date, and we wore tie dyed shirts under our tuxes. Pretty classy.
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noun \ä-ˈgä-(ˌ)pā, ˈä-gə-ˌpā\Definition of AGAPE
: love 4a
Origin of AGAPE
Late Latin, from Greek agapē, literally, love
First Known Use: 1607
Other Christian Religious Terms
adjective or adverb \ə-ˈgāp also -ˈgap\: having the mouth open because of wonder, surprise, or shock
Full Definition of AGAPE
: wide open : gaping <with mouth agape>
: being in a state of wonder
First Known Use of AGAPE
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)In the New Testament, the fatherly love of God for humans and their reciprocal love for God. The term extends to the love of one's fellow humans. The Church Fathers used the Greek term to designate both a rite using bread and wine and a meal of fellowship that included the poor. The historical relationship between this meal, the Lord's Supper, and the Eucharist, the meal of fellowship and the sacrament, is uncertain.
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My question is, are there any plans to incorporate more SSL certificates into Go Anywhere so that this type of situation can be avoided in the future?
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Laksha Deepostsava at Karkala
November 21st, 2005 at 01:06pm
Today is Karkala Laksha Deepostsava at Sri Venkatarama Temple. Also, popularly known as Karthi Punnav among the GSB community. So, I would be off to karkala today afternoon.
Infact, I was in Karkala yesterday too for the the "Talayi Divvo" function. (Well, if you are Karkalite, you will know what "Talayi Divvo" is! :) ). Have clicked some nice snaps of the function. Will post them once I am back tomorrow.
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I have some health problems which are sapping my strength. Some of it is age but not all. In some cases, I can actually do the job of lifting maybe 15 or 20 lbs (to a height of 3 or 3 1/2 feet) but I suffer later. (There are some things I would like to lift that I can't even attempt.)
Was wondering if there might be some device I could buy that would assist. I kinda would prefer something mechanical rather than electrical but open to either. I would be surprised if I was the only person to want/need this kind of device so thought I'd check with others if they have heard of anything like it. More background: I would prefer something "off the shelf" but to show the kind of thing I think I want, I was thinking I could have someone build something like a small A-Frame that would have a chain attached with a hook and belt. I could tie the belt around the item, 20 pounds to 100 pounds maybe, not good at estimating weights. Crank the item off the ground to the height I want (back of SUV would be 3 ft, 4ft height would be maximum). Then I could swing the item into the SUV and detach. For example I have a small bathroom sink inside a cardboard box that is about 20X20X10 inches. I realize as I'm writing this that sometimes the bulkiness of the item causes more of a hardship than the weight. This weighs maybe 10 or 15 pounds. I need to transport it to someone. Would love some assistance in getting this into the car. Another example, I have a small lime tree in a fairly large/heavy pot that needs to be moved into the garage during cold spells. Would like this lift device to help me lift the pot and put on a cart. Also, to take it off the cart and put it on the ground. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Basically, you are saying you want a hoist. Something like this: http://www.hoistsdirect.com/lever.htm I've never heard of anyone selling them pre-mounted to a portable frame, but that doesn't mean someone hasn't done so. |
For moving that pot, may I suggest that you get a light weight hand truck or dolly? All you would have to do is slip the front of the base under the pot and then just lean it back and wheel it away. Your local hardware/Lowes/HomeDepot should have one. |
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quirk --Thanks for explaining about "hoist"! Now when I do a search on google for "a frame hoist", I'm getting a lot of hits to investigate. Thanks again. PeaBee4 - thanks for the suggestion about the dolly but I guess the pot my lime tree is situated in is just too big. We have a dolly and it is a major effort moving the lime tree with it. The lip of the dolly is less than half the width of the pot. Perhaps if the lip were a whole lot larger, might look into that. I was thinking I need to move the tree on top of a 4 wheel cart for easier moving (it weighs a bunch). I thought the hoist might be more helpful in getting it to the cart. I also just found out from a friend who is handicapped that she can buy special equipment in a vehicle such as a hoist. I'm not a designated handicap person (yet) but I'm thinking that surely non-handicapped people can purchase these as well. Something else to check on. --Alice |
- Posted by Gina_in_Fl (My Page) on Sun, Jul 17, 05 at 1:06
Neighbor guys are great at this sort of thing. If you're really rural, go make friends with the Volunteer Fire Station. I haven't checked out your page, but both of the above sections work for us older chicks! :) |
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Quoted from Mitchie Such an exciting way to begin the New Year!
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Quoted from Gumby Anybody notice that poi and mahimahi are now superfoods? Perhaps a trip to Hawaii would be in order! You know, for our health.
Quoted from Gumby Good to know I am not the only tall teacher . I am still marvelling at some of the changes from the Asec diet. Brussel sprouts are a diamond SF??? *lol* Looking forward to trying teff...never had it before. Sounds interesting!
Quoted from Mitchie Gumby, I saw mahimahi at the HFS yesterday. Do you have a particular way you like to prepare this (as I say to myself, "I will like fish. I will like fish.")
Quoted from 547 Hi Gumby, here another Teacher who is aghast about brussels sprouts being a diamond.. But I will certainly try them again.. It was in my pre-BTD life since I ate them for the last time.. They taste so bitter..Yesterday I baked a bread made of 1 cup of ground flaxseeds, 1 cup of buckwheat flour, 1 cup of spelt and loaded with broken walnuts. It tasted different from whole speltbread.. It was darker and a bit sour tasting.. Well I do have to replace the spelt for my friend with teff I think. I will try to bake bread of teff, buckwheat and oats tomorrow.. Anyone experience with teff in breadmaking???Still feel reluctant to drink buttermilk.. Tastes alright, my mouth doesn't 'slime' as with milk, but still... Next step is goat, lamb for dinner... What a changes!! This morning I have returned to making my porridge again: now made of buckwheat, quinoa, whole oats, cooked in water, sweetened with veggly, honey, currants. It tasted like heaven, but it looks unattractive to eat, my friend tells me.. But it tastes great, and is sooo good for me, so... Anyway still reading the book and learning more every day..Looking forward to more Teacher experiences and new recipes!Take careCocky


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Usually, leggy means they need more light or light of a higher intensity. If they're in seed flats you might try placing them outside during the day (put them in the shade out of direct sunshine for the first week). If they are outside and in seed flats you need to move them to a full sun spot in the garden (check them in the middle of the day to make sure they aren't wilting). If they are in the ground (direct sown) then something is blocking the light. If that something is not moveable then I would just wait, they usually over come the legginess once they start growing real leaves. If they can't get enough light, they may always be leggy and stretched. At my old garden, which only had 6 hours of full sun in June, my tomatoes and peppers were often head high before they bloomed - there just wasn't enough light no matter how "sunny" it looked to me. |
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St. Luke's Weekday Early Childhood Programs provide developmentally appropriate early childhood experiences in a Christian atmosphere for young children ages 10 months to five years. The program welcomes children of all religions, races and diversities that we are qualified and equipped to serve.
The Preschool, was established in 1977 to provide developmentally appropriate readiness experiences to children in the congregation and the community. The Preschool serves children ages 3-5 years. The Parents' Day Out (PDO) program provides the parents of young children time for themselves on a regular basis, while the children participate in structured play experiences. Parents' Day Out serves children ages 10 months through 3 years.
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- Posted: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:57:50 +0000
Good evening, Gaians. This is Cindy Donovinh of Gaia 9 Action News with a recap of the latest Gaian news and events. Exciting developments are brewing behind the scenes, so let's turn it over to the Gaia admins for an inside look:
The Halloween Costume Contest is underway! We've been getting tons of cool entries, but we'd like to remind you one more time:
Your photo must include a sign showing your username!
We need to know that the photo you're entering is really a photo of you! Putting your name on the image in MSPaint or Photoshop or something WILL NOT WORK! If you're not actually holding something in the photo with your username written on it, your entry will be massively disqualified, no matter how awesome it is.
You've only got until the end of the week to submit your entries, so get crackin'!
In other news, voting has officially closed on Gaia's Item Creation Contest! Next, we'll tally up the votes and start building the winning item, which will come out sometime in the next few weeks. Many thanks to all those who entered, and congratulations to all the finalists for their outstanding efforts.
Only a week left to get this month's Collectibles! October's items are the Grunny, the Gothic Veil and the Vampire Hunter Gear. These are some of our most popular Collectibles ever, so they're sure to become hot commodities for collectors.
To get these items for your avatar or try them on in the Dressing Room, check out our Monthly Collectibles Page.
Coming Soon: The Gaia Cash Shop
We've been working on the concept of a Gaia Cash store for a long time, and we're almost ready to release the first version. For many years, we've offered just one kind of virtual item for sale at one price: Monthly Collectibles for $2.50.
We can't even count the number of times we've had a cool idea for an item, but thought "that's way too complicated to be a Collectible," or "that's not quite complicated enough to be a Collectible." With the release of Gaia Cash, we can be much more flexible. The Gaia Cash Shop will let us do a few very interesting things for you guys:
- • Release special items that cost way less than Collectibles (many Cash Shop items are 25 to 50 cents). One Gaia Cash card could last you a long time!
• Release special items that are even more crazy and complex than Collectibles (some Cash Shop items might cost more than $2.50).
• Release premium items that are available for more than a month! It may sound obvious, but we've never done it before.
• Create items that have magical properties and do crazy things (for example, items that evolve over time or potions that give your avatar a new skin).
• Create a system to send "special occasion" gifts to friends, like wedding dresses, birthday presents, etc.
• Sell Monthly Collectibles in a simple Gaia Store interface, so you don't have to go through the whole purchase process rigmarole every time you buy one.
The Gaia Cash Shop won't replace Monthly Collectibles, normal Gaia Gold stores, or our regular free item updates. It will just let us get way more crazy and creative with the items we offer, and it'll give you something to do with that Gaia Cash that's been burning a hole in your pocket xd
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The first series of premium Cash Shop items will be unlike anything we've released before. This may look like a normal bottle, but it contains a magical creature that will grow and evolve over time. Who knows what wonders hide within?
Stay tuned for more Gaia Cash Shop info!
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The doors of the Gaia Cinemas are about to be opened to all, ladies and gentlemen! Gaia VJ will let you create your own movie playlists from popular video sites (like Youtube and Metacafe) and watch them with your friends in a Gaia Cinemas-like theater.
Create your own playlists with a simple drag and drop interface. You can save up to five playlists with ten movies each.
Browse and rate other people's playlists and find the most popular ones.
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Aside from being cool as heck, this thing is also useful. You can send playlist links to your friends, and they can watch them even if they're not Gaia members. Share your videos with the world!
Believe it or not, that's not all. We've got some other insanely cool, A-list mega awesome features coming out soon, so keep an eye out for more info. 2007 isn't over yet!
We're all still reeling from the massive, spectacular October item update. We know that you've been working like fiends to work up the gold for your Halloween outfits, but we thought we'd tease you with a little reminder of all the cool new stuff in the shops:
That image shows the Ghost Hunter, Lovely Genie and Zoot Suit sets, but there's plenty more stuff scattered around Gaia's shops: cat ears, clown suits, Halloween masks, elf ears, and even a glamtacular, Bowie-esque Starman outfit. Better ice up your mouse hand, shoppers, because you've got a lot of clickin' to do.
We've recently made an update to our official Rules & Guidelines. When you've got a spare moment, please take a look. It's always a good idea to be familiar with the rules, so if you've never checked them out, now's a perfect time. At the risk of sounding like a flyer for a high school homecoming dance, let's all have a fun and safe year! Whoo! Go Wildcats!
We've improved the Art Arena! We've made some changes to speed up the time it takes for your art submission to be viewable by everyone. Hosting your images on certain image hosts, for example, will make the process speedier, as well as making sure your image fits within the size limits.
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Gaia Cash Cards should be working their way onto shelves at Target and Rite Aid! You can redeem these cards for Gaia Cash and pick up tons of neat stuff: Monthly Collectibles, items from Gaia's NPC shops and stuff from our upcoming Gaia Cash Shop.
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This romantic little wooden cabin perches amongst trees on a low bluff above Penarvon Cove, on the outskirts of Helford village. Below you, the waters of the Helford lap at the shore and birds feed on the incoming tide, close by are the popular pub and post office in the village and the ferry to the northern bank. A circular walk behind the cabin leads through woodland and past the commemorative chapel of St Francis on the water's edge.
The cottage's layout
- Ground floor
- open plan kitchen/sitting/dining room, bedroom (double), bathroom with shower over bath. Patio area provided outside overlooking the river.
Visitor notes
Heating: Rointe digital electric heating system.
Cottage Approach: For access there are two approaches to the Cabin. The initial one is up 20 very steep steps at the front of the Cabin. Another path to the rear of the Cabin has been established but will still involve negotiating 4 steep steps.
Parking: Parking available for one vehicle in the cove.
Offers: Free parking at all NT carparks on Lizard on production of booking details.
For any 3 night starting on a Thursday or 2 night starting on a Friday, guests can benefit from a late departure time on the Sunday of 6pm, at no extra charge.
Local Suppliers: Guest discount offered to NT guests by Lizard Adventure www.lizardadventure.co.uk and Dan Joel Surf School www.danjoelsurf.com
Logs/ Charcoal: BBQ available on request. BBQ NT charcoal available at £5 per bag.
Cycle hire service available. Cycles delivered and picked up again at the end of your holiday. Further information at www.porthlevencyclehire.co.uk
Cottage details
- Sleeps
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Let starts
- Friday
- Min stay
- 2
- Dogs allowed
- No
- Cottage ref
- 011043
- Acorn rating What's this?
- 3
- Beach nearby
- Pub nearby
- Coast nearby
- Romantic
- Single storey
- Quirky
- Remote location
- Television
- Double bed
- Microwave
- Radio
- If you would like a copy of the access statement for this cottage please call the booking office on 0344 335 1287
Things to see and do nearby
- South West England
The South West region is probably England's most well-known holiday hotspot, being home to some of the most famous seaside resorts. Pretty villages and harbours in Cornwall, many with sweeping sandy beaches, such as St Ives, Polzeath and Port Isaac to name but a few, give way to sophisticated seaside resorts in Devon and Dorset which include Bournemouth, Torquay and Ilfracombe. The history of this region is unrivalled; Wiltshire's spectacular downland and the stone circles at Avebury and Stonehenge, through Hardy's Dorset, dramatic Dartmoor and gentler Exmoor, to the mining landscapes of Cornwall and West Devon, which are now recognised as being of international significance, having been awarded World Heritage Site status in 2006. The Trust protects 370 miles of the coastline in Devon and Cornwall and, wherever you are in the two far western counties, you're never more than 25 miles from the sea. As well as this peninsula, the Trust also cares for much of the countryside in Gloucestershire, Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset and a wide array of fascinating properties to visit and explore. Not surprisingly, perhaps, this area is also home to the widest selection of National Trust holiday cottages.
- West Cornwall
The far west of Cornwall has a unique atmosphere. The most southerly point in Britain, the Lizard, with its turbulent seas, treacherous reefs and towering cliffs, has an unusual quality which sets it apart from the rest of Cornwall. Yet, with its unique flora, tiny fishing villages and fascinating caves and coves, this quiet corner is ideal for the visitor who appreciates untamed natural beauty and many dramatic views. Land?s End Peninsula, also known as West Penwith, has equally magnificent cliffs and turbulent seas, but is very different in character to the Lizard. Here, granite moorland meets the sea: an ancient haunting landscape of small, rocky fields, isolated farms and hamlets and an extraordinary wealth of archaelogical remains. This tiny corner abounds in places to visit and the Trust manages or owns many of these including St Michael's Mount and the nearby Trengwainton Gardens, Levant Mine at St Just, the ancient house of Godolphin and Lizard Point. Aside from the wealth of National Trust properties other attractions include the famous seaside town of St. Ives, beloved of artists over the years and now the home of the Tate Gallery, the underground tour of Geevor Mine, St Just, Penzance, with its helicopter and boat links to Isles of Scilly, RSPB site at Marazion, the pretty harbour at Mousehole, Penlee Gallery in Newlyn - the list is endless! For the more energetic, outdoor activities abound with wonderful sandy beaches, watersports, walking, horse-ridnig, fishing, golf and cycling.
Cottage location
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- Current cottage
- Holiday cottage
National Trust
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- East and west coasts of the Lizard Peninsula
- Helford
- St Anthony
- Helford Passage
- Helston Folk Museum
- Boating
- cycling
- fishing
- walking
- water sports
- horse riding.
National Trust places to visit
- Glendurgan Garden
- Superb subtropical garden, with special interest for families
- Penrose Estate: Gunwalloe and Loe Pool
- Wooded country around Cornwall's largest natural lake and dramatic coastal scenery
- The Lizard and Kynance Cove
- Dramatic and historic stretch of Cornish coast
- Trelissick Garden
- Tranquil varied garden in fabulous position, with a superb collection of tender and exotic plants
- Godolphin
- Ancient and atmospheric house and garden set within an historic estate
- East Pool Mine
- Impressive Cornish beam engines and industrial heritage discovery centre
Visitor comments
Comments from past visitors
Richard Bubb
- June 2014
- Shropshire
Close to amenities
The location of the property just outside of Helford village offering the advantage of privacy but close to amenities.....made this place special
Pete Newman
- March 2014
Fantastic location
The cottage exceeded our expectations, it was a fantastic location, exceptionally well equipped and very comfortable. We would be very happy to stay again at this location.
Carolyyn Hawkes
- September 2013
- Surrey
Cosy inside
The peace was of a quality I have never experienced before. No cars, no planes, no phones, just the lapping of the waves on the pebbles in the cove below and the birdsong. Sometimes the rain lashed down and branches battered on the roof, but we were cosy inside. All this, within pleasant walking distance from Frenchman's creek, the foot ferry, shop, gallery, pub, cafe and amazing honesty box eggs.
Mr & Mrs Chamberlin
Amazing little place tucked away
Amazing little place tucked away. Quiet and beautiful with very nice walks on your doorstep. We will be returning
Luci Thoday
A neat practical and secluded cabin
We had a lovely short break here with our 6month old daughter - the first holiday away and absolutley beautiful. A neat practical and secluded cabin - very intimate and cosy!! Thank you
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We welcome your views on Penarvon Cabin and these can be provided via our online survey.
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- VAT at the current rate
- Linen, heating and electricity (except where shown in the cottage details)
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- A non-refundable £10 charge is not included, and will be added to the total price of your holiday to cover the cost of accidental breakages
- Unfortunately we cannot accept website bookings more than 15 months in advance. Please call 0344 335 1287 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to enquire about future cottage bookings and reservations.
- As part of the annual pricing review of all its cottages the National Trust reserves the right to move individual cottages up or down the price bands and to alter date breaks. We also reserve the right to charge supplements for certain cottages for specific dates covering special events, e.g. Rosetta Cottages on the Isle of Wight during Cowes week. We will notify you of any special event supplements at the time of booking.


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RDL Rolls Out Audio Power Amp, Pole Mount Tray
Radio Design Labs (RDL) has introduced the RU-PA40D 40-watt power amp with voltage-controlled amplifier, as well as the PM-2T pole mount tray.
Radio Design Labs (RDL) has introduced the RU-PA40D 40-watt power amp with voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA), as well as the PM-2T pole mount tray.
According to the company, the RU-PA40D is suited to applications where a high-quality, high-efficiency utility amplifier is necessary to drive a pair of 4-ohm or 8-ohm loudspeakers. The output impedance is switch selectable on the front panel of the module, and the unit is specifically suited to amplification applications where users need to adjust the gain. Examples include projectors or monitors with fixed audio outputs used in classrooms, boardrooms, or video conferencing. The RU-PA40D is also suited to foreground amplification in small-to-medium rooms or in a specific zone within a retail space.
Equipped with an internal stereo VCA for setting the output level on both amplifier channels, the RU-PA40D also comes with a detachable terminal block, which allows connection of an external 10 kohm potentiometer or a 0-10 VDC control voltage. Remote control is possible with the RLC10K and RLC-10R remote controls, or via audio, control, or common computer network wire.
The PM-2T is a tray that mounts above a projector using a standard round projector pole or any smaller round or rectangular pole. The pole-mount tray accommodates any RDL RU, TX, or, STICK-ON audio power amplifier and its associated RDL power supply. According to the company, the PM-2T's design permits installation above a projector without removing the projector or pole; the steel tray is constructed in two pieces that slide over the projector pole from each side.
The PM-2T is available in three colors: black (PM-2T), white (PM-2TW), and gray (PM-2TG).


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It's a kick: It doesn't get any better than this for area dance enthusiasts: The Paul Taylor Dance Company, one of the world's most respected troupes, performs tonight in Boulder as a guest of the University of Colorado's excellent Artist Series. Three Taylor works--"Cloven Kingdom," "Musical Offering" and "Offenbach Overtures"--will grace the stage at 8 at Macky Auditorium on the CU-Boulder campus. Admission ranges from $10 to $35; for reservations call 492-8008.
Shooting to kill: Provocative issues raised recently in the Denver Post about the authenticity--or lack thereof--of events filmed for television nature programs get a local workout tonight on How Wild America?, an evening of related programming put together by KBDI-TV/Channel 12. Controversial scenes from Marty Stouffer's Wild America and the entire Nature segment "Jaguar: Year of the Cat" kick off the evening, followed by a live discussion show moderated by local talk-show personality Erin Hart at 8. Adding to the contentious pot is an episode of Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild, which airs at 9 and features the notorious rock star/bow hunter stalking prey, as well as the Nuge's own taped interview about the show's subject matter. It's not the usual couch-potato fare; tune in beginning at 7.
April 9
Dead reckoning: The true story behind Tim Robbins's film Dead Man Walking is the subject of Angel on Death Row, tonight's installment of the PBS documentary series Frontline. The real-life views of Sister Helen Prejean, the Baton Rouge nun who served as spiritual advisor to four men on death row, are presented in counterpoint to those expressed by Elizabeth and Vernon Harvey, whose daughter Faith Hathaway was murdered by one of Prejean's wards. Also included are the varying perspectives of such people as rape victim Debbie Morris and Deputy Sheriff Mike Varnado, who found Hathaway's body, offering a well-rounded look at the issues surrounding the death penalty. Frontline airs at 9 on KRMA-TV/Channel 6.
April 10
Big fish in a little sea: Anyone who's ever told a story about the one who got away will feel vindicated viewing The Living Sea, the latest four-story-high feature on the Denver Museum of Natural History's IMAX screen. Narrated by Meryl Streep (who knows what accent she'll be using--Atlantis-speak?) and featuring music by nature-lover Sting, the IMAX voyage to the bottom of the sea is a visual extravaganza of huge jellyfish and whales, coral reefs and crashing waves. The Living Sea shows daily through September 26; admission is $4 to $5 (museum/IMAX combination tickets available); for showtimes or reservations call 322-7009.