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I'd like to get some ideas for low perennials or groundcover for under my Crimson Queen. She is small enough at this point that the plants will thrive in the dappled sunlight. I was thinking of golds, chartreuse or silvers.
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Since eventually you will have a pretty dense canopy, you probably want to go with low growing plants. There is a groundcover hosta called lemon lime that might be good. It's cheap and easy to find from mail order, I would think. THere are some gold lamiastrums that are ground covers and easily found at nurseries here, also lamium 'White Nancy' might work. Kay |
I have some variegated Vinca minor growing under mine. It has green and gold leaves, tolerates shade, and is very low growing. See the first few pics in this slide show:
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I have Sedum repestre 'Angelina' growing under mine. |
I've grown Creeping Jenny, black mondo grass, Chrysogonum, partridgeberry, and hosta under an 'Octopus' Jap maple, all in a raised bed with limited root space next to a pond. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 3, 08 at 11:36
All of the above are great possibilities :-) How tall your tree will get and the distance from the canopy to the ground depends on where it was grafted and how it has been trained - some selections will provide greater unobstructed space for plants than others. Whatever you select should have relatively shallow roots and be able to remain in place without need for frequent (or any) division......that's why low growing groundcover-type plants are ideal. Other possibilities could include the Japanese forest grass, Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola', or epimediums. The epis foliage goes through some seasonal color changes, with new growth emerging a bright limey green in spring, often with reddish edging, then maturing to green in summer and with some species, turning a rich coppery red in fall and winter. Plus, there is a wide range of color to the sprays of tiny orchid-like flowers they produce in early spring. |
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Hey guys, the forum has been very helpful so far for the remodel of our new home. I would like to get your opinion on how would you set the living room? What I am thinking is: We do need a sofa bed for guests and don't think we can have a 2nd full couch anywhere. Don't think I would want a couch against the window. On another topic, there are current 2 wall lights, but I am thinking of closing them and putting a ceiling fixture. Any thoughts? See pics attached on this and next messages. Thanks |
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Could you post dimensions? |
That is a really pretty room! I don't have any suggestions other than to not put the tv next to the fireplace. (And I would probably swap out the mirror). |
Maybe a chaise in front of the window? That's what we are planning to put in front of our big window. |
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- Posted by grandmaof3 (My Page) on Wed, May 1, 13 at 14:09
I would try a swivel rocker with floor lamp on the wall where you were going to put the TV. Would be a nice "reading area" to see TV and watch the fire. Try the TV on the wall where the vent is. Maybe either a long console under the TV or two bookcases on either side of the TV. Sofa in front of the windows with end tables and lamps. Upholstered chair on the short wall opposite the fireplace and a nice big plant between the chair and the end of the couch (either end..).An area rug in front of the sofa and if room, a coffee table. A colorful peice of art over the fireplace would look good with sofa pillows to match the colors in the art. Nice pull drapes on the window...maybe white.....(IIf you keep the white walls) |
Hey guys, here are the basic dimensions. I guess if I need to block the air vent with a couch I can try to put a reflector that throws the air to the side or down under the couch? THanks |
I really like grandma's idea.. Trying to find a deflector to fit that heat vent might be almost impossible. Leave the wall lights alone & put them on a dimmer & you'll have a wonderful cozy room. |
Another vote for Grandma's idea. I imagine you may be hesitant to place your TV opposite the window in case of glare hitting the screen. I would suggest in addition to the panels framing the window to also use woven wood shades that can be raised/lowered and filter the light if needed at certain times of day. Mount both the panels and the woven shades outside mount just under the crown moulding to raise the eye and make your ceiling feel taller. You have some wonderful bones to work with. I look forward to seeing your progress. |
Guys thanks for the feedback, but I need to add some stuff to put in context. I think there are many reasons to not put couch against window: We would want to view through the windows when seated, not have our backs there. Also we don't want to block the windows. A couch would block the lower portion of the window. But the most important reason - It's noisy outside. It's on a hill with a stop sign right next to my house, the bus (muni if you know SF) stop right in front, brakes screech and there are other noises when bus stops and etc... So being on the other wall has many advantages. Now, the vent could be an issue. I measure it today and it's at 87" on the LR entrance. I could put a 80" - 83" couch there without obstructing the vent, but couch would be pretty close to entrance, just maybe 4 to 7" clearance. Or I can center the couch on the wall and just put it a little off from the wall so it doesn't completely block the vent. Or could I deflect the hot air under the couch? |
- Posted by grandmaof3 (My Page) on Sun, May 5, 13 at 16:52
Another suggestion.....put your TV in front of the windows on a low console....couch on vent wall. You can get a vent deflector that covers the vent and then has a longish flat tube like thingy that comes out the front of the couch....not sure where to get them but am sure someone knows. We have our TV in front of the windows (we do have another double window on another wall) and works for us...we have the "dreaded" vertical blinds on our windows...lol.... but works for us as the best possible room arrangement. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sun, May 5, 13 at 19:46
I don't see this as a TV friendly room at all.The proportions are wrong for watching. Too long and narrow. It would make a nice formal living room sans TV. I'd do a smaller loveseat on the vent wall and a big cozy chair and a half on the short wall next to the fireplace. A couple of more gracile and delicate chairs in front of the window with a sparkly brass glass topped table to pick up the light from the window. Or, the only way that I could see this working for all of the focal points that you want to maintain (TV, fireplace, window) would be to split it into two separate areas. 20 x 10 would yield two cozy spaces rather than one awkward one. One could be smaller, like only 8 x 10 and clustered around the fireplace. Like maybe a couple of club chairs. You could then use a chaise lounge on the long back wall and face it outward to separate the two spaces. Then do a smaller sofa facing the opposite short wall and TV. Hang a flat screen on that short wall by the entry. Using it as two spaces de-emphasizes the window, but you have to pick your battles here. You're not going to be able to have all three retain equal importance in a layout here. Pick the 2 out of the 3 that you want to feature. |
Thanks Holly but I have a hard time visualizing you idea unfortunately. Do you think you can draw it? Thanks |
Yes, I'd love to see that laid out. It sounds intriguing. So far, Skuba, I'm imagining this as a wonderful, intimate room for heavy living, with a lively, inviting view outside. The sort of room for which not being large is an advantage. Since the central wide area is a perfect size for one good seating group, I'm imagining centering one there and placing ancillary functions on the ends of the room. I love multifunctioning sitting rooms. So, wall next to fireplace with flat screen TV above a very charming but rather quiet chest chosen to create a picture with the fireplace. The TV would give all the contrast needed, with the black picked up in little details in other places, although this would be a great place for a piece of genuinely nice art that opens to reveal a TV. Sofa bed centered on inside wall, pulled out slightly, which looks nicer anyway. A handsome light scale side chair by the entry end of the couch. Maybe a pair of loosely placed armchairs casually framing the window view on the other side. A foot stool for one? Side tables and lamps for each, or a low table in the middle (strong enough to sit on) only if that felt good. There should be room somewhere, though, to walk right up to the window with a glass of wine or cup of coffee and look out. Do you have a similar view in another room, or would this be a good place for a little dining/game table and pair of upholstered swiveling chairs? On the wall to the right of the entry, something such as a handsome large chest, bookcases, and/or desk (on the wall or angled across the corner)? Art for sure. One or two lightweight chairs (including desk chair?) that could easily be moved in or brought together for conversation, or left in place for the guest who feels more comfortable in the background. Sconces? No to leaving one on each wall, messing up other opportunities, but a pair could be wonderful in there properly placed flanking something important. I'd keep them on the list, just not in place. :) Wish this were my room. It's very nice. |
Rosie, thanks so much for your suggestions. I think we are on the same page. One thing I might consider is putting the couch on the middle of the room facing the TV and a bench/table behind it. That way it's a better angle to watch TV. But about the sconces. I was with electrician today and I need to tell him what I want to do in the living room. I look at those 3 wall lights (sconces) and wonder, where would I put pictures? They are each in the very middle of each wall. Pictures would have to be offset to the right or left of the lights, unless I move those sconces higher on the wall. Thoughts? Thanks |
My thought is that sconces could never be THAT nice. :) Their positioning in the middle of each wall seems meant to obviate the need for art altogether. A minimalist look. Up wouldn't solve the problem even if it looked good, and moving requires knowing exactly where you want them, which means deciding on the placement of everything else. Now, lamps can go anywhere any time... |
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At the XIII Andean Presidential Council held in Carabobo in June 2001, the Presidents instructed the Environmental Authorities to define a Regional Biodiversity Strategy in the short term that would help to produce viable alternatives for sustainable regional development based on our natural resources and to orchestrate joint positions in the various fora for international negotiations;
The General Secretariat of the Andean Community signed a technical cooperation agreement with the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB), to draw up the Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Tropical Andean Countries, by means of a participatory process led by the Andean Committee of Environmental Authorities (CAAAM);
During the Third Extraordinary Meeting of the Andean Committee of Environmental Authorities (CAAAM) held by videoconference on May 16, 2002, the delegations from the countries adopted the document Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Andean Tropical Countries and decided to submit it to the Andean Council of Foreign Ministers for consideration;
The Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Andean Tropical Countries is the result of a process involving the active participation of the Andean Committee of Environmental Authorities (CAAAM), together with representatives of different sectors associated with the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity: the public sector, the native, Afro-American, and local communities, the entrepreneurial and academic sectors, civil society, and international organizations;
The Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Andean Tropical Countries has been conceived as a flexible instrument , adaptable both to circumstances that may arise in the course of its inplementation, and to the progress that may be made thanks to scientific and technological know-how;
It is of urgent necessity that we continue developing the Strategy in three simultaneous processes. First, by promoting ongoing studies on subregional biodiversity; second, by working as a team on the design and management of a joint portfolio of projects and supporting legal, administrative, and policy measures; and third, by drafting proposals for subregional integration based on the opportunity and responsibility of housing one quarter of the worlds biodiversity in our countries;
It is also a priority to guide international financial cooperation organizations on common priorities regarding the conservation and sustainable use of the Andean biodiversity;
The Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Andean Tropical Countries will help strengthen the identity and unity of the Andean Community and will give it more presence at the international level in dealing with environmental issues;
The present and future value of the Member Countries ecosystems and biological heritage is of vital importance to the cultures and economies of the subregion;
Article 1.- To approve the Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Tropical Andean Countries contained in the document attached hereto.
Article 2.- The Andean Committee of Environmental Authorities (CAAAM) shall work on the updating and strengthening of the Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Tropical Andean Countries, covering areas that require conceptual, methodological, or technical development, as well as the inclusion of other aspects deemed of paramount importance for meeting the proposed goals, based on the evolutionary nature of this matter.
Article 3.- To instruct the CAAAM to draw up the Plan of Action and the Portfolio of Projects resulting from the lines of action identified, to ensure application of the Regional Biodiversity Strategy for the Tropical Andean Countries.
Article 4.- To instruct the CAAAM to report annually to the Andean Council of Foreign Ministers, through the General Secretariat of the Andean Community, on the progress made in updating the Regional Biodiversity Strategy and the development of the Plan of Action and the Projects. The first annual report shall be submitted at the meeting of the Andean Council of Foreign Ministers prior to the XV Regular Meeting of the Andean Presidential Council.
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When it comes to his very legitimate, certified-by-the-city massage establishment, David Perry tries to run a tight ship. Leyla Black had good references and he thought she would be a good employee as a masseuse, but he quickly discovers she likes to goof off and even damage the equipment. Not good. Not good at all...he decides she has to learn a lesson. Let's just bend this girl over and give her a good spanking, for starters! Yes, David thinks, this smooth warm ass has probably not received the spankings it has deserved in the past, but that's all going to change! Her attitude today is clearly a result of the laxness of her earlier life. He's going to make a better employee of her through strict discipline...well, she took that initial spanking well enough. However, David thinks that perhaps she WANTED the spanking, and had manipulated him with her bad behavior into giving it. Well, let's see how she feels being disciplined in the nude. "You are going to clean up that mess you made on the floor, young lady!" he barks, bringing over the sweeper and dustpan. On second thought, that dustpan could teach her a lesson too...David likes to get original with his disciplinary methods.


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Mitsubishi Spotlights Production Processes at GRAPH EXPO
September 20, 2012HUNT VALLEY, MD—September 20, 2012—At GRAPH EXPO 2012, MLP U.S.A. will present integrated digital technologies to help printing operations profitability deliver eye-catching quality while reducing their work's impact on the environment. The company will expand on themes discussed at the successful drupa exposition last May in Germany tailored to the needs of print service providers doing business closer to home.
"Our goal is for there never to be any doubt when the ink dries that the sheets were printed on a Mitsubishi press," said Marke Baker, senior vice president, printing machinery. "Mitsubishi continues to develop cutting-edge systems to manage production, maintain consistent color and simplify operation. Visitors to GRAPH EXPO 2012 will discover how the advanced functions that constitute the Mitsubishi digital network maximize press production time, minimize press downtime and enable high value-added printed products."
As a press manufacturer, Mitsubishi has championed productivity-enhancing print solutions and less skill-intensive press operations. The Mitsubishi digital network encompasses the entire printing plant, management information systems (MIS), and marketing, materials and production management departments. Press, production and maintenance data are centrally managed in real time. With preset data required by the press generated from MIS and prepress, virtually any press operator can achieve stable, standardized printing.
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IPC III, the latest generation of Mitsubishi's intelligent automated press control system, is a vital link in the digital chain. A knowledge-based press control terminal with fully compatible digital interface, IPC III connects Mitsubishi printing presses to the rest of a printer's operations. IPC III allows press operators to execute everything from makeready tasks to press startup to quality color control. It facilitates presetting of press functions, repeat job control and automatic printing. New features include eco-mode operation to reduce the minimum speed of the press when necessary, a calculator to track ink consumption and daily plate change counting.
The JDF-capable IPC II Server acts as the point of contact between the press and MIS. Similarly, the PPC II Server interfaces with the prepress stage. The MCCS-e, a spectrophotometer-based, offline color control system that communicates with IPC III, addresses the need for consistent color by controlling for solid area ink density and gray balance.
Uniform color printing
Unveiled for Mitsubishi sheetfed presses at drupa 2012, DIAMOND EYE-S combines on-press color and inspection control in one unit. DIAMOND EYE-S has a printing defect check function and a function to control colors through real-time density measurement. Based on the printing characteristics of the press, DIAMOND EYE-S compares prepress image data with actual image data and automatically adjusts color density to reach the target. Operators are freed from having to pull samples during print runs or manually perform ink key adjustments.


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We get it, Jacksonville. You love you some Tim Tebow.
He grew up in the area, went to high school in the area, and was a college star and a Heisman winner in the area.
But now he's left the area and he's a discarded third string quarterback who's wanted by no one. Sure, Blaine Gabbert probably isn't the long-term answer for the Jaguars at the most important offensive position. But then a quarterback with a wonky throwing motion that leads to a wobbly ball and a career completion percentage of less than 50 percent is the answer?
Whatever, I won't try to win that fight anymore. Tebow isn't going to Jacksonville because two men whose opinions on the matter carry a whole lot of weight (David Caldwell and Shad Khan) have said they have no interest in paying him for his below average services. So instead of routinely spiraling into some discussion of logic (of which there is little in favor of Tebow) every time central Florida advocates for their messiah, let's just embrace the everlasting comedy.
So bring us your letters to the president, and especially bring us this…
That's John Morgan (from Morgan and Morgan), and he's an important looking and sounding Florida lawyer guy who is well versed in both the power of winning, and the power of narratives. He cites many flawed facts regarding Tebow's time in Denver while showing us a sea of teal seats at a Jaguars game…in the fourth quarter, with the home side down 31-14.
Morgan may truly believe what he says, but his real genius lies in capitalizing on the power of fleeting Internet fame. He pounced on the NFL topic of the day — one that's generated passionate local opinion, which is highly important for his cause (hint: his cause is hustling and making money) — and he's given guys at keyboards (*looks around, eats more breakfast Doritos*) a reason to post his pre-paid advocacy.
He doesn't care if we mock and laugh. We've now been briefly entertained in early May, and John Morgan (from Morgan and Morgan) is making straight bank.
Everybody wins?


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November is Prematurity Awareness Month. March of Dimes advocate Ashley Turner shares the story of how the March of Dimes saved her little girl, Ellie, born 13 weeks early, and Tamara Currin from March of Dimes also gives us an update on how Tennessee is stacking up against nationwide numbers for premature births, and how new research is linking obesity and inactive lifestyles to early labor. You can find March of Dimes online at MarchofDimes.com/Tennessee.


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Tonight (Wednesday May 23) on PBS at 10 is a show about Okies who catch giant catfish by going underwater, jamming their hands in holes and letting the cats glom onto their hands as bait. Then they haul them out and pitch them into the waiting boat.
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Oh, that show is highly entertaining! I've seen it a few times. LOL I think I was an Okie noodler in another life. Brenda |
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This coming from a man I've seen slack-jawed over a bottle in the middle of a workday in Yellow Springs, Ohio, hippie capital of the world. While his long-suffering wife had to do the shopping. Tsk. |
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Last night I made my friend and co-worker a quilted case for her Kindle after she sort of hinted that she would like one like mine. She offered to pay me for it, but I said that I would prefer to gift it.
This tutorial is very easy and makes a nice, close-fitting, soft, quilted case for the ereaders. I'm going to make one for myself this weekend if I can just decide what fabrics I want to use! I'll try to post a pic of mine when it is finished. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kindle cover tutorial on Elizabeth's Whimsies
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Theresa, thanks for the link. It does look like a good pattern. The case looks compact and it looks like the kindle would fit snugly inside it. TFS. ~Geraldine |
Teresa, I throw mine around so much so I am making one for me too. I was planning on one for my sis for Christmas. A lady told me at the gym that they are different sizes SO I had to ask my sis what the measurements were for hers BUT she won't know the colors lol!! Rosa |
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The game was played under tough conditions with the temperature at 20 degrees and winds swirling. Given these conditions and the fact that the Packers and the Seahawks both have stud running backs and powerful offensive lines, one would have expected grind-it-out offensive game plans from both squads. For whatever reasons, that was not to be, as this game turned into an aerial battle between Brett Favre and former Packer Matt Hasselbeck. Both quarterbacks played outstanding football games but it was Hasselbeck who committed the only turnover of the day on the last play of the game when Al Harris picked off his errant throw and ran it back for a 52-yard game-winning touchdown.
The game started slowly as both teams attempted to get their running games established. Both defenses were keyed against that happening. In the third quarter Seattle opened up a passing assault and took a 20 -13 lead with two long drives that ended in touchdowns. They did so utilizing quick set-up pass plays and running an assortment of quasi-legal pick routes which caught the Packers off guard. Kudos to the coaching genius of Mike Holmgren, who called some great plays. But Holmgren had something like eight balls dropped by his receivers, who obviously didn't prepare well for the confines of Lambeau in January. Their butterfingers may have been the difference in this game.
Favre played brilliant football Sunday and committed no turnovers. Favre threw the football for over 300 yards in his usual manner of finding multiple receivers. Javon Walker is quietly emerging as Green Bay's stud receiver. He was somewhat banged up for this game but nonetheless caught 5 balls for 111 yards. He has tremendous talent and it appears that Favre has confidence in him to throw the pigskin in his vicinity and let him use his athleticism to go up and make a play.
So with the game tied at the end of regulation it came down to sudden death. After a couple exchanges in possession, Hasselbeck threw a ball cross-field. Packer cornerback Al Harris read the break perfectly, stepped in front of the intended receiver, made the interception and ran it back for the game-winning touchdown. Game over.
So the Pack advance in the playoffs to Philadelphia where they will play the number one seeded Eagles in the late game next Sunday. The Eagles can be beaten, but to do so the Pack need to play a near perfect game in Philadelphia. The Packers need to get after the quarterback better than they did against the Seahawks. Look for more blitzes than this week. Conservative game plans don't work on the road this late in the season against good teams like the Eagles, so hopefully the Packers won't go that route.
Also look for Nick Barnett to "spy" on Philly QB Donavan McNabb who can single-handedly win football games if not accounted for when the Eagles have the ball. Josh Bidwell is going to have to punt the ball much better than he did against the Seahawks too. If those things happen and Favre and Ahman Green continue to perform as they are capable, the Pack just might upset the Eagles next week. Don't bet against it. Anything could happen this weird year.


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Sailing made me think of a relaxing day on the water. A day that would not require any bruises, cuts, or the arousal of my impatient temperament. Once again, outdoor pursuits has proven my oh so omnipotent notions wrong. Sailing is exhausting. Those fun boats might look cute and adorable but spend a day in one and tell me how your abdominals feel from leaning to keep the boat balanced.
After hitting a few no go zones—meaning your boat is facing directly into the wind and therefore cannot catch any wind and will not move—I felt a bit frustrated. Eventually my partner and I harnessed the wind in our sail and sped off down the Menai Straits. You hear people make cliché comments about sailing all the time, but you never understand the truth of those words until you are in that moment. Feeling the speed beneath you, knowing that if you did not lean just the right way you could very well capsize your boat and end up in that chilly water, it moves something in you. Suddenly everything else fades away, that paper you have been dreading, the weeks of traveling you have been dreaming about; you are not simply in that moment, rather that moment becomes a part of you.
When we were transferred into the group sailboat, that boat literally rocked. Our instructor told me to sit with my bum off the side of the boat and lean back in order to keep the boat balanced. I looked at him like he had just told me to eat my own hand. I have heard of people doing all sorts of things to keep themselves calm—apparently I laugh. I spent the entire time laughing, not a nervous laugh but a genuine one. Come to think of it, I laughed when I sprained my wrist mountain biking. It is a bit of a twisted coping mechanism, but it works.


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Otay Ranch
Otay Ranch is the largest master planned community in Eastern Chula Vista, and one of the largest in the State.
About Otay Ranch
Otay Ranch is planned to be a balanced community with housing, shops, workplaces, schools, parks, civic facilities and open spaces. It is intended to cluster the majority of development in villages, with conveniently located features and well-defined edges such as the Chula Vista Greenbelt, open spaces and wildlife corridors.
Consisting of 22,899 acres, Otay Ranch is east of I-805 and south of Telegraph Canyon Road. A large portion of the Ranch is presently in the County of San Diego, The entire ranch will ultimately add a total population to Chula Vista of approximately 62,373.
In 1993, the City of Chula Vista and the San Diego County Board of Supervisors jointly adopted the Otay Ranch General Development Plan/Sub-regional Plan for the master planned community of Otay Ranch. The plan consists of 9 urban villages, containing approximately 27,000 dwelling units and support commercial and community facilities.
Development in these villages will typically be clustered around a "core" area within the village reflecting varying design character and densities. The plan will create tree-lined streets, and pedestrian plazas and buildings to complement human, rather than automotive activity. The plan provides a range of transportation alternatives to the automobile, most notably transit and pedestrian-oriented activities. Many of these villages will be connected by the future extension of a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, that will also connect to activity and employment centers outside of Otay Ranch and the City. The village cores will also provide amenities such as commercial, parks, and schools within a short walking distance from the residences. In addition, the plan includes a proposed urban "center" which will contain a variety of office, commercial, high-density residential uses. This urban area provides a unique functional and symbolic center for Otay Ranch. The plan also protects the important natural resources that are evident in the area. An 11,000-acre open space preserve unequaled in San Diego County has been created to protect most of the Otay Ranch area. To date, over 1,000 acres of this Preserve has been dedicated to the City and County. Other large open space areas will preserve and connect many of the natural habitats. It recognizes the importance of environmental and landform preservation, and the need to design environmentally sensitive communities. A large regional trail system linked to "paseos" and public parks will provide hikers with a variety of recreational options.
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I'm making an honest, genuine attempt to keep my overreacting balcony diving to a minimum during the preseason. We can observe and analyze, but maintaining perspective is the best way to achieve sanity. This is why I've tried not to run for the nearest typing device upon hearing about every notable training camp injury, resorting to sheer panic.
This is the exception, because Jamaal Charles is an exception for a lot of things.
As the fine folks over at our diligent news desk informed you, the Chiefs running back left practice on a cart. Since Charles has widely been a top five fantasy pick and it's possible to justify him as even the first overall pick ahead of Adrian Peterson for people who have large testicles are especially brave, any time he exits any field on anything other than his feet, well, that's a problem.
The presence of a cart is always terrifying. But fear not, friends, as that's standard procedure for any leg injury, and according to multiple reports, Charles rode shotgun. Although we'll get a further update whenever Andy Reid completes his post-practice nap, initial observations from those who observe all things Chiefs are consistently leaning towards an injury that isn't overly serious. That's the good word from Adam Teicher of the Kansas City Star, while T.J. Carpenter from 810 WHB speculated that Charles likely just rolled his ankle.
While the latter diagnosis sounds nice if true, it leaves open the possibility of the dreaded high-ankle sprain that can linger and limit a running back even once he's returned to the field. And with that, I've taken my spin on the wheel of speculation.
While we continue to bow to the fantasy gods and hope his injury is indeed minor (UPDATE: Charles has a strained foot, and the Chiefs are "hoping for the best but bracing for the worst", according to Adam Schefter), please recall just a few days ago when we received a tiny sampling of just how absurd Charles' touches could be in a Reid offense. In their preseason opener against the Saints, the Chiefs' first-team offense was on the field for one series. That's typical in Week 1 of the preseason, but the result was the opposite of typical, at least by the recent standards established by Kansas City football.
Alex Smith led an 80-yard drive with a new offense rooted in underneath looks, and a whole lot of Jamaal Charles. Of the 14 plays on the drive, eight of them featured the ball in Charles' hands, including the climax: a one-yard touchdown run. In total then Charles was highly productive even with his brief appearance, turning his eight touches into 40 yards.
That's how heavily he'll be leaned on, and based on just the sheer quantity of his touches, he'll easily be able to justify his lofty draft position. If he's healthy.


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The ladies from Small Fry are letting us peek inside of their homes, and are sharing a few of their kids favorite spaces with us!
Small Fry is a children's lifestyle blog that recently launched this fall.
The three woman behind the blog will keep you up-to-date on anything children related.
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Here is what Small Fry had to say about their spaces...
"Her boys rooms are all about pattern and color, and Quinn's room is no exception! The Jute baskets get dumped out each day, the bed gets jumped on, but no matter how cluttered it looks they love to be there because it is such a happy room."
"She lives in a studio style condo, all on one floor and as cozy as can be. One space she wasn't utilizing was the small front deck. Turns out it was the perfect size for a nice fort! Her boys love to hang out, read, and play and cuddle with her there."
"No matter what cool toys are housed in her boys rooms, they always end up lugging them into the family room. It's the space where she cooks, where the TV is, where she checks emails, and she finally embraced that at the end of the day she's going to fill up a laundry basket full of toy cars to put away again."
What lucky boys to be living in such beautiful spaces!
I also love how real these rooms are. I think we can all relate to messy rooms, blanket forts, and children playing at our feet!
Thanks for showing us around Small Fry!
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If you are wanting help designing a room, you must head on over and enter.
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...National Oranges and Lemons Day
I planned to post these pictures Yesterday, but my computer had other Ideas Grrr.
I had the orange tc and black plates. The glasses are from
My DS downloaded the words and music. I tried to get a closeup of the words without success.
I thought it was a fun idea, but the table doesn't look exactly how I pictured it in my head.
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- Posted by maximavswife (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 17:43
How beautiful your table looks and must smell! The gloves shows your attention to detail! Perfect! Such an imaginative table. I love it. Kath |
Nana, your table is so pretty. Using real fruit is always attractive to me. Something I rarely do. I loved reading about the children playing bells to the Nursery Rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons'. I remember seeing those little bells but haven't seen one in a long time. Showing the music is a cute idea on your table too . I bought some fresh fruit from CA friday. A little spendy but sooo sweet. The guy was selling fresh grapefruit, oranges and tangerines and I couldn't resist. They are so much better than what we normally have here in the markets. Punk |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 20:05
I did get a kick out of it, nana! LOL! I like that you chose a unique holiday to celebrate as March ends & April begins! Like your centerpc w/rope around it...real lemons & grapefruit & the black dishes against the rich orange t'cloth. What fun you had doing this table!!! It shows! Printed music is a cool idea! |
Love the idea! Why did the lemon disapprove of his daughter? Because she was a little tart! Why did the orange stop halfway across the road? He ran out of juice! |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 23:06
What a delightful story, and your table is too. I have a big smile on my face right now from both. You are just full of ideas for tables, thank goodness for all of us who enjoy them so much! (LOL, El...those jokes are a hoot) hugs, Karen |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Mon, Apr 2, 12 at 14:52
Nana, what a fun idea! Love those DT glasses, I never see things like that at mine. The oranges and lemons look so big and juicy. Does anyone besides me like to just eat a lemon? My neighbor has a tree of Meyer lemons and they are yummy! How fun that you were able to print the sheet music for the song. Great job! Luvs |
- Posted by christmascandy (My Page) on Mon, Apr 2, 12 at 19:45
What a fun table. I haven't heard of the Oranges and Lemons song, but very clever way to use it for a table. The real fruit looks delicious, and the tablecloth is a really pretty shade of orange. The Nate Berkus show just said today that Tango Tangerine is the new color for 2012 and I'd say your tablecloth is right in fashion. TFS, |
Thank you all for your sweet comments. kathe, I remembered seeing people playing bells wearing white gloves. The room did smell good. Punk, I thought of using faux fruit, but I can use the lemons in Iced tea. and I wanted to cut the oranges for the picture. Jeanne, I found the idea for this table on weird holidays. DD3 gave me the idea to use the poem and then DS downloaded the music. Candy, I was at a tablescape show last month and someone did a table with an orange tc and cobalt blue dishes and stemware it was stunning! Orange certainly isn't just for Halloween any more! I'm keeping that in mind for a table. Nana |
- Posted by oldalgebra (My Page) on Wed, Apr 4, 12 at 11:28
I'm crazy about this! First of all, I learned something new. That's always a plus. You did such a great job carrying off the theme. I image the California Citrus Growers Association (CCGA) would like to see this one. The idea of the rope from bell to bell look great. I'm going to have to bookmark this page and mark the day on my calendar. P.S. My oldest grandchild loves lemons too. I makes my mouth do funny things just thinking about it. Orange you glad you posted this???? |
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Ok so I am a bit new to gardening as this is my first year in the house that I could plant. I bought some bulbs at costo including some Hymenocallis that have grown really well. Two just bloomed and then the next day after each bloomed they were drooping to the ground. Is this normal? I found one mention on the net about it being normal and the flowing dropping seeds. I thought maybe I should tie them up but wasnt sure if was a bad idea or even needed. |
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I also bought a package of Hymenocallis at Costco about five years ago. They are a rampant grower that produces new bulbs like gang busters. I have had many bloom in one gallon nursery pots, and larger, none have "drooped" after blooming. In my experience it is not normal. Al |
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At a time when every dollar counts, appropriation decisions must be based on fact, not fiction-no matter how noble the fiction. Arizona's taxpayers subsidize the estimated 6.8 percent of residents enrolled in the state's two-year and four-year colleges and universities. Taxpayers also subsidize the one-third of enrollees who are nonresidents. What is the return on this investment?
Research has long shown that college graduates earn significantly more than nongraduates. Conventional wisdom holds, likewise, that public spending on higher education drives economic growth. Using data from all 50 states and spanning two decades, this study puts that conventional wisdom to the test and attempts to determine whether taxpayers are getting a good return on their money.
Three distinct regressions find no consistent, statistically significant impact of higher-education appropriations on states' economic growth. Indeed, a stronger relationship is found when the models are reversed, suggesting that a better case can be made that growth drives spending, rather than spending driving growth.
Comparing states' higher-education appropriations and gross state products also yields no solid evidence that spending drives economic growth. For example, 2 of the 10 fastest-growing states from 1981 to 2000 experienced real decreases in per capita higher-education appropriations, while 3 of the 10 slowest-growing states were among the top 10 in growth of real higher-education appropriations. From 1991 to 2000, none of the top 10 states in greatest higher-education appropriations were among the top 10 in economic growth. From 1991 to 2000, Arizona was 46th among the 50 states in real higher-education appropriations per capita - actually appropriating less in 2000 than in 1991 - yet it was the 16th fastest-growing state.
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I'm one section off in Section 213 Row 29. A friend wanted to go with the no donation seats and sit together. As they said...there will be no bad seats!
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110 Row 28 Ski-U-Mah lot
Section 135, row 6
and C86 on the west bank
Maroon92, neighbor. I have seats 13 &14. I picked these so I could stand up at times and not be in anyone's way. Also, middle of the row should have less people climbing over us. I'm hoping the elevator from Gate D goes up to the top and I can avoid some step climbing if needed. Seat backs won out over renting the attachable seats on benches and maybe there might be a little protection from the overhang. See you in September.
We took a chance, ponied up a little more dough, and decided to sit low. Like others we will see how wise this selection is, but we are near the 50, for not a huge donation. North Star lot.
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Section 207, Row 19, seats 16 and 17. I'll only be at acouple of games because I am sharing the season tix with my brother and sister. Can't wait!
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Section 246 Row 1. Overlooking the plaza. We will be tailgating in lot C-88 on the West Bank.
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Drove by the stadium last evening coming down University heading westward. I get verklempt just looking at it. Beautiful, just beautiful.
Student section, front row all year!
Section 231, Row 5, Seats 6-10. Happy to have my spot set.
No parking. House party off 4th St and 8th Ave before every game.
Section 232, Row 6, Seats 3-6
Section 244 Row 26 Seats 7 and 8.
Tailgating lot C86.
I got my tickets Tuesday...just never posted.
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