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ロンドン Access Marble Arch
Landward Apartments 1 Harrowby Street
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This apartment comes highly recommended with a customer rating of 92%. Anyone staying here will enjoy a 24 hour reception. For those looking for great location, a stay here is recommended. Find Edgware Road (Bakerloo Line) tube station close by Access Marble Arch at just 7 minutes away. All those travelling for a city break are sure to have a good stay at Access Marble Arch in London.
(Minimum stays 3 nights)
Our superb new Marble Arch and Euston based apartments are centrally located to provide you with direct access to the nation's capital. With great transport links this is the ideal chance to explore London and enjoy the comfort of apartment living.
All Apartments are fully furnished with a new modern kitchen and bathroom for your personal needs. Complete with washing machines, full cooking facilities, TV and full living and dining area.
WIRELESS INTERNET AVAILABLE IN ALL APARTMENTS. (Minimal fee)
2 bed apartments based for 4 persons.
3 bed apartments based for 6 persons.
Full linen provided free.
Maid service available for all bookings over 1 week.(cost applies)
We also provide a full concierge service providing you with the best rates for:
Theatre tickets,
Airport transfers
And all London attractions.
To check in to your apartment, please arrive directly to the building which is located at:
1 Harrowby Street, Marble Arch, London W1H 5HB
The reception is open 24 hours, so there is no problem for late arrivals. To check in, we will require the full payment upon arrival along with a form of ID.
Check in time is at 2pm.
Check out time is at 10am.
An emergency 24 hour contact number will also be provided on arrival for added security.
Access gives you the comfort and freedom of an apartment with the security and service of a hotel.
To fully guarantee the reservation you must contact Access Apartments to provide the CVC code (the last 3 digits on the back of the card in the signature section).
To get to us you have a few options available:
Firstly there is Marble Arch Tube Station (Central Line). This is very convenient for people traveling from Stansted Airport, as you will arrive at Liverpool Street Station where you have direct links to the Central Line from there. When you exit the Tube station, simply walk up Edgware Road and Harrowby Street will be on your right hand side about a 7 minute walk.
The second option is Edge ware Road Tube Station, which has connections to the Circle, District, Bakerloo and Hammersmith and City Lines. This would suit people traveling from Heathrow as the Heathrow Express stops at Paddington Station (2 stops away). Once you exit the station, turn left and follow Edge ware Road down until you see Harrowby Street on your left, also about a 7 minute walk.
Finally, busses from Victoria are also possible, no. 148 will go along Park Avenue and stop at Marble Arch Tube Station. This is convenient for the Gatwick Express or the Victoria Coach Station.
Many other bus routes go along Edge ware Road heading in all directions for your convenience.
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It's fun to play tourist in your own backyard. I mean if you are going to staycation, the Bay Area, a major vacation destination is a pretty great place to do it. But this summer, get to better know the sites through site-specific performances.
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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
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My name is Desi!
Facts about Desi
- Breed: Pug
- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn - With Black
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Desi's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Hi! My name is Desi! I came into the pug rescue as a stray, but I have adjusted very well to my new life. My left eye was damaged and is now blind, but that doesn't stop me! I am a 2-year-old male, and I've been neutered. Also, people tell me that I am VERY handsome. J One of my favorite things to do is knock off the pillows on the couch and sprawl out for a nap. I also like to chew on rawhides, and I LOVE to fetch any squeaky toy. My foster mom says I'm great on walks and I play very nice with my foster brother Gordy. I like everyone in my foster home, even the teenager that lives here. I'm being crate-trained, and it doesn't bother me at all – I sometimes even lay in my crate when I don't have to! I've only had one accident in my foster home, and I'm getting the hang of going outside. I am looking for a family that will give me a stable, loving home.
Other Pets at Pug Rescue of Austin
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Desi, a Austin Pug dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Pug for sale in Austin, or seeking a Pug dog from a breeder in Austin.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Austin already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Austin breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Pug breeders who help with Pug rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Austin paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Quite a strong perfume with floral and white notes, most definitely one for winter. The packaging is kind of cliché (really? a giant gold diamond?) but otherwise it smells fine and is very wearable. It's definitely the perfume I use the most often, too
Lady Million by Paco Rabanne opens as a sweet fruity-floral and progresses to a musky gourmand dry down. Snore. There is something else lurking in the composition that makes LM unbearable: it smells like a department store after someone sprayed every perfume at once.
Headache and nausea
I love this fragrance so much!!! And everyone i know does too.... its a lovely fresh summery scent, perfect for summer days/nights.... every time i wear it i get people asking what it is.... and it always perks me up when i wear it.... this and coco madmoselle are the only two i go back to time and again
And i have a lot of fragrances i get bored of... half used or i go off them... but id never get tired of this.
I don't get the hype with this perfume. It's not necessarily bad, but very generic and overpriced for what it is. I much prefer Gucci Guily Black. I will not purchase.
Sweet honey in a bottle!
Lady Million is really beautiful and luxurious. It's sweet, fresh white floral dipped in honey.
The honey is prominent from start to finish.
I really appreciate Paco Rabanne in the way that they always create sweet scent but it's not sickly sweet. There are somethings rich and deep in that sweetness. Another love from PC house.
This is my going out perfume. I find it a bit to strong to wear in the day time, but if I'm going out for the night or to a special event I defiantly make sure I'm wearing this. I find it's not super popular where I live, so it's a very unique scent to people which I enjoy. I always get compliments whenever I wear it. I'm not one to have a signature fragrance, but I would definitely repurchase this if I ever ran out.
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I bought this in Italy for something like 40â¬. This is definitely a winter perfume - from the strong note to the base. I liked it and it felt perfect back then but now I don't really use it anymore. Guess it's too strong for Melb
My mom and I love this perfume. We got this when we were on vacation, and my mom commented on how it last long. I like the scent, it's not too harsh.
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For someone who normally does not like fruity perfumes and now have found 3 fruity ones I like.Lady Million is beautiful and lasts ages on your skin. You can smell the raspberry quite strong. Love it!!
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I don't get any of the negative reviews for this product, I remember the first time I wore it, a guy I worked with said I smelled like "a million bucks" which of course made me laugh out of irony (he said it before I could name the perfume). This scent is clean and fresh... but steeped in glamour and sophistication. It makes me think immediatley of old movie stars and the grace and beauty they exuded. I have the rollerball, 3.4 oz size and lotion. I sometimes wear it during the day, but usually reserve it for the evening.
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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt |
My name is Hudson!
Facts about Hudson
- Breed: Jack Russell Terrier Mix
- Color: White - With Brown Or Chocolate
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Male
Hudson's Info...
I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Hey Guys and Gals, my name is Hudson. I am a Jack Russell terrier that will light up your life! I'm about 4 months old and weigh about 9 lbs. I am a very friendly guy and get along with all kinds of critters.
I am a high energy fellow so please give me plenty of exercise and we'll all be happy! I REALLY want to find my forever home.
If you like what you see, please complete the on-line application because I don't always 'make an appearance' at the weekly PETCO adoptions www.adoptmerescue.org
Other Pets at Adopt Me Rescue
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Hudson, a Studio City Jack Russell Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Jack Russell Terrier for sale in Studio City, or seeking a Jack Russell Terrier dog from a breeder in Studio City.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Studio City already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Studio City breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Jack Russell Terrier breeders who help with Jack Russell Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Studio City paves the way for another one to be saved.


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I agree with Lou, the Moderate Resorts can be affordable depending on what time of year you go and what discounts are being offered. I think a honeymoon is a good reason to bump up from the Value Resorts to the Moderates.
When do you plan on tieing the knot? If you haven't set a date, I would recommend choosing a time that is not around a holiday or that is during the summer. Why you might ask? Not only will it be hard to have a private honeymoon, but also anniversaries will be more expensive and hard to do. My wife and I were married on July 1st. The good thing about that is we normally have a three-day weekend around our anniversary . The bad thing is- so does everybody else. If we go on a trip or do something special, we are always getting rooms in fully booked hotels, eating at restaurants that are packed, or going to places that have just too many people. Over the last couple of years, we have both decided to stay at home or celebrate a week early.
If you choose sometime in the Fall or Spring, not only will you get a good rate on your hotel for your honeymoon, but it will also be cheaper to go back every year to celebrate your anniversary. Don't forget the smaller crowds too.
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On the automotive stage, names don't come any bigger than "Corvette." Now marking fifty years as America's sports car, the Corvette has achieved star quality, despite some not-so-memorable performances. The fifth-generation (C5) Corvette restored the luster of the storied nameplate, and the Z06 brought the Vette's abilities up to the level of its legend. For that, it garnered our Automobile of the Year award for 2001.
To find out what this legend is like to live with, we took delivery of a torch-red Z06 twelve months ago. Would its superstar performance still thrill? Would hidden flaws emerge? Would we discover new talents? Would shaky quality shake our faith?
Taking the last question first, the answer turned out to be no. Under our loving, if not exactly tender, care, the Corvette stayed fairly healthy, hanging together with a tenacity that belied the marque's reputation. It did, however, develop a taste for the Mobil 1--two quarts in the first 2500 miles, three more quarts in the next 1100. We twice checked in to the dealer's service department, but they could find no leaks. Finally, at 5810 miles, as we reported in our six-month Logbook update, the Z06 received new piston rings. Excessive oil consumption had been a lingering problem for a small percentage of C5 owners, and eventually it was traced to light-load, high-rpm driving. Under those conditions, ring flutter would diminish the rings' ability to scrape oil off the piston, increasing oil blow-by and raising consumption. Chevrolet and its supplier developed redesigned piston rings that have higher tension and a reshaped profile to control flutter and eliminate blow-by. The new rings are a running change for both LS6 and LS1 engines. For the rest of our test, the Z06 went from slurping to sipping its synthetic elixir at a rate of a quart every 4000 miles or so.
Of lesser import but greater inconvenience was a failed alternator, which stranded copy editor Matt Phenix at his dad's house in North Carolina. Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet had to order the part (which is unique to the LS6), but once it was installed, Phenix was on his way. The only other hiccups were a loose coolant hose clamp, a broken exhaust system bolt, and a corroded electrical connection that caused the outside temperature gauge to stick at 69 degrees. All were warranty fixes.
Our nonwarranty expenses were tires and more tires. Because we run our Four Seasons cars in all four seasons, we needed snow tires. But there are no snow tires made that fit the Z06's ultra-wide wheels (17 x 9.5 inches front, 18 x 10.5 inches rear, an inch wider than a standard Vette's). So add the cost of four standard Corvette wheels to the $1278 for the tires, and you'll understand why Z06s are rare sights at ski resorts. Still, the Goodyear Eagle MS EMT snows and the Corvette's traction control kept us on the road all winter.
Despite running snow tires for several months, we still managed to wear out the standard Goodyear Eagle F1 SCs. By way of expla-nation, all we can do is shrug our collective shoulders unapologetically and say, "Track time."
After all, the Z06 is supposed to be the sports car that you can drive to the track and race when you get there. That's why it's lighter, stiffer, and more powerful than your regular Corvette. Many of the modifications to its 5.7-liter V-8 are designed to cope with the rigors of track use, but the LS6 engine also puts out 385 horsepower (increased to 405 for 2002) to the LS1's 350 horsepower, it redlines 500 rpm higher, and it makes its torque slightly higher in the rev range. The Z06's six-speed transaxle is unique, with slightly shorter gearing (except in fourth). A titanium exhaust, thinner glass, and conventional (not run-flat) tires are the key Z06 weight-saving initiatives. In addition to the aforementioned wider wheels, the Z06's FE4 suspension is the firmest of all Corvettes', and its steering is the quickest.
The net result is a stunning track car. "This was my favorite car at Waterford Hills race-track," said associate editor Joe DeMatio. "I just left it in third, and there was always plenty of power. Steering, brakes, and suspension are all phenomenal."


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by Jac La Tour
With recent news about debit card fees and "Bank Transfer Day" just a couple days away, a lot of people have been talking about banking lately. (If you've missed all the hype about the grassroots Bank Transfer Day event, there's a good explanation of how it got started in an online article titled "Can Credit Unions Make a Success of Bank Transfer Day?")
Some churches have even been in the news lately, promoting to their people the idea of switching banks. What about your church or ministry? Have these events prompted your people to think and talk more about banking? What have they been saying?
(We talked about it more in a post on our blog for missionaries titled "What to Say about Bank Transfer Day?")


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- A winner of countless awards, Jason also gained major notoriety by winning the 2006 Apollo Season Finale Grand Championship
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Bit by bit, I'm making some progress on the exterior of the #1905Cottage. I have a lot of work to go in the back, but I like the front to look good. While we removed some bushes and put in a planter area in the front last year, I knew I could do more. As part of the Lowe's Creative Ideas blogger team, Lowe's gives me a monthly theme to inspire my projects. This month's was an … [Read more...]
My Square Foot Garden: 1 month update
It's been about a month since we planted our square foot garden and things are coming along really well. I have gradually been planting some of the seeds. I think the last seeds I planted went in about 10 days ago. It's so fun to see the seeds sprouting up and everything growing. The kids love to go out every morning to check on the plants and see the progress. We have planted: Herbs: rosemary, … [Read more...]
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Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hi and sign up for my giveaway. I will post the winner tomorrow morning! ********************** This year we are starting a new family project: a Square Foot Garden. ************************************** This project is going to fit in with our family goals this year of: being healthier, saving money and spending more quality time together! (My … [Read more...]


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I have four tin type pictures that were in my great grandfather, Salathiel Harrelson' Bible. No one in my family can identify them. They look like they may have been made in the 1850s-1870s. Salathiel went west to somewhere in the midwest for a perios of time after the Civil War. He returned to NC where he married and had 12 children. None of the living descendants recognize these people. If anyone would like to view these pictures let me know. Notify Administrator about this message?
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A specter who eats alot of beans can become very ghastly.
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A specter who eats alot of beans can become very ghastly.
His penmanship is certainly nothing to write home about
The young skeleton had a bone to pick with his mother
Some people who refinish kitchens could be known as counter-fitters.
The prankster, whilst being paddled by the schools headmaster, realized that IS the butt of his own jokes
When the cannibal showed up late to the luncheon, they gave him the cold shoulder.
When asked to choose between the twin spellcasters, he could figure out witch one he loved.
For greeting card companies their fate is in the cards.
The ghost practiced scaring people night after night. He was finally ready for his day boo.
The Vikings landed during thunder and lightning and took the city by storm.
The chicken knew the first leg of his trip would take him to Buffalo. From there he would wing it.
another two-fer day
A construction worker apprentice has to learn foundation principles before going on to more concrete subjects.
I beat the eggs and I whip the cream, but the onion always makes me cry.
The butcher backed up into the meat grinder and got a little behind in his work
He sold large bullets and acted like a real big shot.
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I have 4 fern leaf lavender bushes that have died from the cold. How do I harvest the seeds? I have cut off the flowers but unable to dig out or shake those tiny seeds loose. I really don't see any seeds at all. |
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Many common lavenders do not make seeds and some that do are sterile seeds. Plus, even if you have non-sterile seeds germinating them requires cold stratification and has a very low success rate. Lavender is best done from cuttings. The link below gives you all the details on the various types of lavender and how to propagate them. Dave |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lavender
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By Kristina Uriegas-Reyes in Style on Feb 27, 2012
I showed you some of the stylish blogger ladies of fashion week, but now take a gander at part 1 of Lincoln Center's fashion show attendees making their way to and from shows oh-so-stylishly. The weather ranged from breezy one day to snowy the next, so I commend all sartorial efforts in the face of the New York Fashion Week chill. Here are some of my favorite looks from the first couple of days of street-style documenting. For more of my Fashion Week favorites, head over to TheRebelWaltz.com.
Another great blogger! Susie of Style Bubble
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text: Artist Marcelo Matere posted on Twitter today that he's "working on Transformers Animated again," followed by a semicolon-bracket winky emoticon. He said that news would be coming soon, but the prospect of new TF Animated work is certainly welcome. Matere has worked on Animated package art for Hasbro as well as comic art and book covers for IDW, so there's no real way to narrow down what this new project will be just yet. For now, keep reading to see the original Tweet!


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If I work corn gluten into the soil before planting my fall garlic, will it prevent the cloves from sprouting? Thanks.
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Bob, since no one else has replied I'll venture a guess. I don't believe that corn gluten meal would present a problem for bulbs, tubers etc. Corn gluten meal inhibits the germination of seeds. I say go for it. |
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Thanks! aka peggy. What I also would expect. I have only 5 lb to plant and a long time window, so I'll do half and half and report back. If one half doesn't sprout, I'll pull it up and replant farther down the bed. Thanks again. Bob H |
Bob, First time I haven't had to weed garlic and onions extensively 3 or 4 times. No apparent effect on either. |
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va.–Williamsburg has announced its newest licensing venture: a lighting line with Robert Abbey. Launching at High Point Market, the collection will feature 12 lighting families that incorporate a sophisticated, contemporary take on 18th-century design. Robert Abbey shows in space W244 in the International Home Furnishings Center.
Inspiration for the line stems from period pattern books, molded brick chimneys and elaborate chair details, with rich colors and bold shapes, Williamsburg said. The black crystal Dunmore lamp, for example, is based on the splat of a Virginia-made chair, while the Ming Lamp is in the shape of a crystal and glass pagoda, both of which are rooted in 18th-century global chic themes, it added. The color palette includes such shades as Mayo Teal, Carter Gray and Parrot Green, which come from Benjamin Moore's historically authentic Williamsburg Color collection. Available at retail in November, the line will retail between $250-$750.
"We are delighted to work with the incredibly talented design team at Robert Abbey," said Liza Gusler, product manager, Williamsburg. "They appreciate that the proportions, shapes, colors and textures of architecture and furnishings seen in Colonial Williamsburg's Revolutionary City have timeless appeal."
Ken Wilkinson, president of Robert Abbey, added, "Colonial Williamsburg is recognized the world over for the part it played in the American Revolution and our country's history. It is our hope that we can play a part in the efforts to maintain and preserve this treasured historic landmark. Our objective was to take inspiration from elements from the 18th century and make them fashionable for today's lifestyle. Our entire team is extremely proud to be chosen to develop and produce lighting products for the Williamsburg brand."


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Is there anything better in the glorious summertime than a big, juicy burger, straight off the grill, tucked into a soft, toasted bun, topped with all the fixings? Maybe with a cold, dark beer alongside? Not in my book.
But too often these days, cooks are cutting corners with the beef patties, sometimes even buying preformed patties at the meat counter. When I see someone in the grocery store reach for those predone packages of hamburger patties, I want to scream, "No, no don't do it." Because, well, it actually matters what grade of ground beef you buy and how you form the patties. It matters very much.


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What is it? Carotid angioplasty is a procedure used to open clogged arteries to prevent or treat stroke. The procedure involves temporarily inserting and inflating a tiny balloon that widens the clogged area of the carotid artery. The procedure is typically combined with the placement of a small metal stent to help prop the artery open and lessen the chance of it narrowing again.
What happens during the procedure? An IV will be started to administer fluids and medication that will ensure your comfort and relaxation throughout the procedure. Your groin area will be cleansed and a local anesthetic will be injected to numb the area. A small incision will be made into an artery in the groin area and a catheter will be inserted using X-ray guidance. To provide a detailed view of the narrowed artery and blood flow to the brain, contrast material is injected through the catheter. An umbrella-shaped filter is then inserted beyond the narrowing to catch any debris that may break off from the narrowed area of the artery during the procedure. The balloon is inserted into the narrowed area and inflated to push the plaque to the side and widen the vessel. A small metal mesh stent is placed into the newly opened vessel and expanded to serve as a scaffold that helps prevent the artery from narrowing again. After the filter and catheter are removed, pressure is applied to the insertion site to prevent bleeding and you will be taken to a recovery room.
Preparing for the Procedure:
- Your doctor will give you specific instructions on what you can or cannot eat or drink before your angioplasty.
- Check with your doctor for any instructions about adjusting your current medications, you may be required to stop taking certain diabetes medications or blood thinners.
- Take your approved medications with only small sips of water.
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- Typically a patient will stay overnight at the hospital following a carotid angioplasty. You will need to arrange a ride home the next day, as you will still be unable to drive.


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By Randy Johnson
The credo of many great 20th century architects was "Form Follows Function." And for this bookcase, it certainly does. The strong shelves are supported in a straightforward fashion by equally strong uprights. No decoration, no superfluous details, not even a back to mar its perfect geometry.
For you, the woodworker, this bookcase has beauty of a different kind.The joinery is amazingly simple: Long threaded rods are concealed inside the pieces and tie the whole bookcase together. There are no angles to cut, no mortises, no traditional joinery of any kind. And finishing is a breeze because all the parts are finished separately before they're put together.You can buy all of the wood and hardware at a home center for less than $200.
Dovetailed Bookcase
Stickley Bookcase
Two-Part Bookcase
Bow-Front Bookcase
Mission Bookstand
For tools you'll need a tablesaw, dado blade, jigsaw, sliding miter saw, planer, jointer, drill press, hand drill, router and router table. If you don't have a sliding miter saw for the wide crosscuts use a tablesaw sled instead.
Cut all the plywood parts oversize. Leave the plywood for the vertical partitions (parts L, M and R) as long panels. The individual vertical partitions are cut to final width and length later. Add 1/2 in. to the width and length of the shelves (parts A) which are also cut to final size later.
Make room for the threaded rods that hold the parts together by dadoing grooves into the backside of the vertical partition panels (parts L, M and R). When the panels are sandwiched together, these grooves create the holes for the threaded rods.
Glue together the panel halvesfor the vertical partitions (parts L, M and R). We glued up all three pairs at once to help keep them flat. This is a big glue up, so use a slow-drying glue. Use 5/16-in.-square wood pegs at both ends to keep the panels aligned. The pegs get drilled out later. Use clamping cauls to protect your plywood. If you don't have enough clamps, you can precut your panels in half and glue them up as shorter sections. (Use square alignment pegs in both ends of these shorter panels, too.) This is also the time to glue and clamp the plywood for the shelves parts A).
Trim the glued-up panels to final width. Measure and cut carefully so the holes are equally spaced from each trimmed edge. Scrape off any glue drips from the plywood edges before cutting to prevent the drips from hanging-up on the saw fence. Also, this is the time to trim the plywood shelves to final width.
Label the individual vertical partitions (parts L, M and R) on the long panels. The markings help you rematch the grain during final assembly. Use the letters L, M and R for left, middle and right and number from the top down. The double lines represent the location of the shelves and will be cut away when the sections are sawn apart.
Rough cut the long panels into two parts so they're easier to handle and edge band. Use spacer blocks to provide clearance for your jigsaw blade. Your sliding miter saw would also work for this rough cutting.
Trim the top end of the vertical partitions to final length (parts L1, M1 and R1). Cut the glued-up shelf panels (parts A) to final length at this time also. A sliding miter saw is a great tool for this job because it's quick and accurate. Prescore the plywood to reduce veneer chipping.
Edge band the fronts of all the partition-panel sections (parts L, M and R). Overhang the edge banding about 1-in. beyond the top end of parts L1, M1 and R1. This overhang is trimmed after the next step. Use a caul to protect the edge banding and spread out the clamping pressure.
Attach the top edge banding (part B) with two small trim screws. DO NOT GLUE. Then trim the overhanging front edge banding flush, using a handsaw.
Flush trim the front and top edge banding on the vertical partitions (parts L, M and R).
Crosscut all the vertical partitions (parts L, M and R) to final length.
Trim off 3/4 in. of the back edge of the bottom partitions (parts L6, M6 and R6). This provides clearance for your wall's baseboard so the bookcase stands flush against the wall. Make sure to re-label the backs of the bottom partitions (L6, M6 and R6) with their location markings.
Rout the grooves for the wall-mounting brackets into the top partitions (parts L1, M1 and R1, see Fig. E for details). First remove the top edge banding strips (parts B) and replace them with short pieces of scrap edge banding. These temporary pieces are needed as spacers because the front edge banding overhangs the top edge. They are left short so they don't interfere when routing the groove. Use a 1-in.-diameter straight bit for the routing. Cut the deeper top groove in two or three passes.
Drill holes for the assembly nuts and washes. Drill into the center of the square wood pegs that are glued into the panels. Only the top and bottom partitions (parts L, M and R) receive these large holes.
Ream out the square holes in all of the vertical partitions (parts L, M and R) with a long drill bit. This removes any dried glue, wood splinters and remaining wood pegs.
Edge band the shelves (parts A). Start with the ends (parts E) and then add the front edge banding (parts F). Trim any overhanging edge banding with a handsaw and flush trim the long edges with a flush-trim bit in your router.
Drill holes for the threaded rods in the shelves. Lay out these holes carefully and use a drill press to ensure that the holes go straight through the shelves. After all the parts for the bookcase are fabricated, do a final sanding. Then apply a clear finish of your choice. Finishing prior to final assembly is a lot easier than brushing or spraying all those inside corners once the bookcase is put together.
Saw the mounting L-bracket and threaded rods to length. The length of the short leg on the mounting angle is not critical, just cut it off about 1/4-in. beyond the first hole.
Assemble the prefinished bookcase on the floor. Lay the parts on their backs and slide them onto the threaded rods. Start with the bottom partitions and shelves and work your way to the top. The acorn nut at the bottom acts as a bolt head and makes tightening a lot easier. After sliding all the parts together, put a regular hex nut and washer on the top end. Lightly tighten the parts using a socket wrench at each end. The vertical partitions should selfalign, but if you notice one that's slightly out of alignment, give it a little bump until it's lined up. When everything is perfectly aligned, do a final tightening.
Mark the inside of the groove on the wall after standing the bookcase against it.
Attach the L- brackets to the wall with screws and wall anchors. Align the top of the L-bracket 5/8-in. down from the top of the pencil marks.
Screw the L-bracket to the bookcase. If you're setting your bookcase on carpet you should leave the screw head sticking up about 1/4-in. above the L-bracket. This allows the bookcase to settle into the carpet. Once you've secured the L-brackets to the bookcase you can screw the top edge banding strips (parts B) back in place.
This story originally appeared in American Woodworker September 2002, Issue #95.
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Happy Holidays folks!
I'm a little confused about these two. Last season were their first full season & neither did very well - lavender "splitting" & staying smallish and the russian sage growing low, spindly & in circles! It's now nearly January and I haven't done anything to them. Should these be cut back at some point & if so, when & how much? Could these use any additional nutrition? Thanks & have a Happy New Year! Dave |
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Mon, Dec 29, 08 at 9:10
Both of these plants are classified as subshrubs - that is, they are perennials that develop a permanent woody framework, much like larger shrubs. Cutting back too severely or at the wrong time of year can seriously jeopardize their health and appearance. The lavender is typically sheared back lightly after bloom - just removing the old flower stalks and a small amount of foliage. Save the serious trimming until new growth emerges in spring, then cut back to shape the plant and keep it dense and compact. Do not cut back into bare wood. Failure to offer a good spring pruning each season will cause the plant to become excessively leggy and splay or split open, revealing the gnarly woody interior. Wait to prune the perovskia until you see new growth in spring, then cut back to shape and remove any deadwood. Generally, it is recommended to cut this plant back to a permanent framework of 4-6" or where branching commences on the main stem. Both of these plants are native to xeric, rocky locations in full sun and lean, even poor soils. Excessively rich, organic soils, too much water, insufficient sunlight and unnecessary fertilization will produce weak, spindly plants and irregular growth habits. These are plants that don't appreciate coddling......practice tough love! |
Gardengal is right on with her suggestions for care and with the fact that both of these require tough love. I always cut back my Russian Sage low to the ground but do be careful with lavender. Definitely don't overwater; in fact, I never water mine because we live along a river and it's fairly moist naturally. I wonder what variety of perovskia you grew.. there is the tall standard and a smaller, newer variety, but in my experience this plant does tend to grow as much down and around as it does straight up. That's its nature. So make sure you have it in a spot where you enjoy seeing it spread out. Russian Sage provides a lovely, airy look to the garden and a great scent. It also spreads via runners (branches that easily root in mulch) .... I moved one to a larger area but discovered that it has set roots in its old home where it continues to thrive. Molie |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7 NC (My Page) on Mon, Dec 29, 08 at 19:33
In my zone 7b in North Carolina, I cut back lavender by Halloween. If I don't cut it by Halloween, then I cut it at Valentine's Day. I cut it again after it blooms in the summer. Cut only 1/3 of the foliage at a time. Cameron |
Here is a link that might be useful: my gardening blog has several articles on lavender
I have a lavender (can't remember the cultivar off the top of my head), and I always cut it back severely in the spring when I can see bits of new growth. It's always grown beautifully and never splits/gets out of bounds (it is in conditions to it's liking, though - full sun, sharply draining, dryish soil). |
Correction to above: I cut the lavendar back but not severely, maybe by about 1/2. Noticed my error when I re-read my post. |
- Posted by bumblebeez z7b Seneca SC (My Page) on Tue, Dec 30, 08 at 21:17
Here, I cut my Otto Quasti lavender back three times last summer. It keeps growing all winter- today was 70 - and if I don't cut it back hard in fall- October- it will splay open before spring blooming. It looks great now. |
- Posted by katefisher Z7_NorthernCA (My Page) on Wed, Dec 31, 08 at 9:55
I'm not sure what my variety of lavender is but in the spring I also cut mine back severely. To about eight inches I believe. I also trim them again in late fall. This has forced them to keep a nice shape although they are still getting very large. I love them. Kate |
- Posted by nckvilledudes 7a (My Page) on Wed, Dec 31, 08 at 15:26
I cut my Russian Sage back in the winter (in fact just did it this week) and it has survived just fine for over 9 years. Generally I try to cut my lavender back in the fall but have done so in early spring with no issue. |
- Posted by bumblebeez z7b Seneca SC (My Page) on Wed, Dec 31, 08 at 21:50
How far back did you cut your Russian sage, nckville? I have one clump I didn't cut back at all last year and it was spectacular- this year will be it's third spring so I guess I'll have to start cutting back (for longevity) but I liked it tall. |
- Posted by nckvilledudes 7a (My Page) on Thu, Jan 1, 09 at 9:50
Bumblebeez, mine are typically cut back to within 6 inches or so of the ground but I don't really measure when I cut back. Mine reach a height of ~3 feet tall in typical summers and I have cut back the flowerheads after blooming and gotten second blooms. Mine are in an area out front where they get no special care as they are naturalized in an area and have reseeded themselves. I know that some people like leaving the stalks of many plants up over the winter for winter interest, but I find that if they are going to get blown down and blow across the yard, they get cut back. I have this issue with quite a few plants but the grasses are the worst in the bunch! Russian sage tends not to have this issue but while I am out in the area tidying it up for winter, they typically get cut back too! |
- Posted by bumblebeez z7b Seneca SC (My Page) on Fri, Jan 2, 09 at 9:04
Thanks! I cut them back yesterday. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 2, 09 at 13:54
While it may be practical and viable in a zone 7 or higher to cut back Perovskia now or later in winter, I wouldn't recommend it for colder climates. Much like many other subshrub types of perennials, these plants utilize that growth from the previous season to provide some cold protection. Cutting back now well into live tissue could put the plant at risk for cold damage that could carry down into the lower stem and roots. Most sources recommend waiting until early spring when new growth begins to emerge and the worst of the cold weather has passed. |
Thanks for the helpful follow-ups folks! Now I'm off to try my hand at winter sowing. Wish me luck! Dave |
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World By Cycle
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We believe in the power people have to do good and live sustainability on our planet. The missing link is not willingness to "do good" but a lack of awareness and knowledge about what is "good."
The World By Cycle vision is to provide timely and relevant education that empowers people to make informed choices that lead to positive change for our planet.
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We will be riding our push bikes 19,000 miles (30,000 kilometers) around the world through the most diverse and challenging landscapes. Connecting with local farms, designers, manufactures and factories to explore where and how stuff (like your t-shirt) is made from the raw materials to your local shop.
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We think bicycles are awesome. And the best vehicle for change. We will role modeling possibility as we ride our bikes through dessert and mountains, cities and country. Sleeping under the stars or in shelter of the tent and supplies we carry.
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At Canonbury Antiques we carry a range of Chippendale mahogany dining chairs. The Chippendale chair is the ultimate design classic with ball and claw feet and the hand carved backsplat and it really is the piece de resistance in any dining room set up. They look fab around a big and chunky Victorian dining table.
We carry Gothic Chippendales and traditional dining chairs. If you can't find the Chippendale chair that is right for you let us know. Many of them are on display in our Hertfordshire showroom so please get in touch for an appointment - nothing beats sitting in these chairs yourself to try them out for comfort and size.


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A letter to Randy Cohen, "The Ethicist" Column, New York Times.
Re: Advice on library service in May 15, 2005 column.
The Ethicist on Library Service: A Tragedy in Three Parts (with study guide)
The Ethicist receives a letter from an aggrieved librarian who is upset that parents are coming to the library to do their children's homework. The librarian's questionable assertion that "the child [sometimes] accompanies the parent, but more frequently the parent comes to the library alone" is left unchallenged.
Part I in which the Ethicist gets it right.
The Ethicist hits the ball out of the park, informing the librarian, who should know better, that it is the public librarian's job to provide information to library customers without judgment.
Part II in which the Ethicist gets it terribly wrong.
The Ethicist, perhaps needing a higher word count to fill out his column, keeps writing. He tells the librarian that she/he may "vigorously voice disapproval to the parent." Uh oh. The Ethicist reveals a stunning lack of knowledge concerning basic library ethics or the reality of the customer service policies and practices of libraries. Furthermore, the Ethicist makes no effort to explain how a librarian can provide non-judgmental service while simultaneously voicing disapproval of the customer's question -- vigorously voicing it, no less!
Part III in which the Ethicist detours into the bizarro world where philosophy exists without any regard to the realities of human interactions on the planet earth.
The Ethicist, perhaps woozy from too much cough medicine, suggests that the librarian should tell the reference department head to tell the 35 schools in the district to tell the 500 teachers to tell the 5000 students that they should really do their own work, thank you very much. Oh, and the library and the schools should also send memos with a similar message home to the 5000 parents, five of whom have ever actually engaged in the prohibited behavior. Those five throw the memo away without reading it. The other 4995 parents question what kind of education their children are getting if the school system is wasting valuable time and resources sending out ridiculous memos like this. 250 parents call the school to complain.
Study Guide Questions
1. Does the Ethicist really believe that the majority of parents come to the library without their children to do their homework? If so, can you offer any theories as to why he believes this? If not, why did he print this questionable letter?
2. You are a responsible parent who actually takes the time to accompany your child to the library. While your child is researching in the stacks, you approach the librarian for assistance in finding a needed resource. The librarian finds the resource for you, but also assumes that you are "doing your child's homework" and vigorously voices her disapproval of your behavior.
- 2A How happy are you with your library service?
- 2B How satisfied are you with how your tax dollars are being spent?
- 2C How likely are you to return to this library?
- 2D How likely are you to vote against the library's budget in the upcoming election?
- 2E How long has it been since an adult spoke to you this way?
3. You are a school principal. Your school is underfunded and understaffed. Every day you have to deal not only with standardized test scores and angry or uninvolved parents, you must also deal with drugs, suicide, violence, teen sex and abortion. You just received a call from the local public library telling you that there is a serious problem with parents coming to the library to do their children's homework and you really need to have your teachers remind students about their obligation to do their own work. Also, you should send memos to all parents about this problem.
- 3A How likely are you to take action on this?
- 3B How has this phone call affected your opinion of the public library?
- 3C How likely are you to work with the public library on joint initiatives in the future?


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Monday, April 13, 2009
Easter weekend
Our weekend was full of family, friends, chocolate, pink linen, some crafting, baseball, the magic of the Easter bunny...what more could a person want? I hope yours was glorious!
Abbott was a hard-working first baseman at Saturday's game:
Easter vigil Saturday night:
My boys were happy to wake up Sunday to their Easter baskets and some eggs to find.
The boys loved their treasures, and have since set up a spy station under Abbott's bed, now that they have a spy scope.
I wish you all a very lovely Monday morning.
16 comments:
- Purple Flowers said...
Thank you for bringing us into your Easter day. I laughed when I read the boys have a spy station. My younger brother and I set one up in a tree when we were about that age. So glad you enjoyed yourselves. Have a great day!
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 1:42:00 AM PDT
- Kim said...
thanks for sharing your fun easter day...sounds like a glorious day for the kids and you! have a great monday..
xo - Monday, April 13, 2009 at 3:28:00 AM PDT
- Debra said...
The holidays are best seen through the eyes of children. It looks like you had lots of fun and chocolate.
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 3:50:00 AM PDT
- Frau said...
Sounds like the boys had a great Easter. Have a great week.
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 5:16:00 AM PDT
- Joyce said...
Lecia, It sounds like Easter bunny left behind a lot of eggs for the boys to find. Have a golden day! xoxo
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 5:47:00 AM PDT
- Deidra said...
I love your boys' Easter outfits! Sounds like a joyous day!
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 6:25:00 AM PDT
- porter hovey said...
Awww! What a wonderful way to spend Easter!!
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 6:43:00 AM PDT
- KPiep said...
Our egg hunt at church is so much fun that we've stopped doing one at home!
I'm glad you all had such a wonderful Easter! - Monday, April 13, 2009 at 8:01:00 AM PDT
- Vanessa said...
Lecia, for some reason your pictures and posts always make me smile! Your life just seems so fulfilled and full of joy. I'm so glad your Easter was amazing!
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 8:08:00 AM PDT
- Kwana said...
All the best to you. Looks like the boys had a great day.
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 9:15:00 AM PDT
- nicola said...
what cuties in their matching dress causals!
http://whichname.blogspot.com - Monday, April 13, 2009 at 9:45:00 AM PDT
- heidi said...
that last pic... my littlest varmint does the same exact thing.... as if they could climb inside mama :-)
Enjoy every minute! xoh - Monday, April 13, 2009 at 9:47:00 AM PDT
- pve design said...
Lovely, I have the same jacket that you wore at the Easter Vigil, it is one of my favorite fabrics! Lovely Monday to you, after the chocolate.
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 1:42:00 PM PDT
- Laura @ the shorehouse. said...
Looks like a lovely day. Unfortunately, the Easter Bunny forgot to hide eggs at the shore house...I was secretly hoping he'd hop in and hide a golden egg. Or at least one with a Ben Franklin in it. ;-)
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 3:13:00 PM PDT
- katiedid said...
Beautiful day! Sigh....I miss the days when my girls let me dress them alike! I still have their pertty Easter dresses stored away.
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 4:28:00 PM PDT
- Becky said...
I love the boys' outfits! And I wish it were still the weekend!
- Monday, April 13, 2009 at 8:05:00 PM PDT


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A Vitaphone Production
Tommy Bond, Billy Bletcher, Martha Wentworth, Joe Dougherty, Bernice Hansen
Tex Avery
Leon Schlesinger
Norman Spencer
- 1936
- A Vitaphone Production
- Warner Bros.
- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Owl Jolson, Professor Fritz Owl, Mama Owl, Jack Bunny, Stuttering Grasshopper, Fat Chicken Singer.
- Vocal Talent: Tommy Bond (Owl Jolson [uncredited]), Billy Bletcher (Professor Fritz Owl, Jack Bunny [uncredited]), Martha Wentworth (Mama Owl [uncredited]), Joe Dougherty (Stuttering Grasshopper [uncredited]), Bernice Hansen (Fat Chicken Singer [uncredited]).
- Directed By Tex Avery.
- Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
- Animated By Chuck Jones (as Charles Jones), Virgil Ross.
Animator, uncrtedited: Robert Clampett, James Cullhane, Robert Cannon, Joe D'Igalo, Stan Quackenbush, Sid Sutherland.
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For those of you new to carrying. I share because I remember what it was like years ago, when I was first carrying and was pulled over for the first time...not a big deal...but it feels like it when the strobes are sitting behind you and you have a gun strapped on!
Well a few weeks ago I got pulled over (the guy did a U turn in heavy traffic to do it and then got on my tail...made me nervous).
He flipped on the overheads and then waited a few minutes...meanwhile I hear 2 other sirens comming our way and this really made me wonder.
Well, he got out and thankfully the other 2 patrols kept moving on by.
I handed over my CPL, Lic and other ID (as I many times before). Turns out this *edit* "lovely man doing his job wonderfully" pulled me over because my bumpers looked to high! He whipped out the tape measure and told me they were 4" to high and my frame was 2' to high! Well, I was now kinda getting upset because I have multiple interactions a week with various law enforcement agencies and NEVER have I ever been pushed over something so stupid! I am in my 30's, NOT speeding or driving wrecklessly...apparently I needed repromanding.
Well, in the end he told me to fix my bumper height (which I have) and that he was not going to give me an R&R because I was "obviously a good guy".
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This is the first time I planted dahlias. They bloomed beautifully and I would like to winterize them.
My neighbor gave me a few tips but I want to be sure of when to dig up them up and how to winterize them. I would hate to not do it right and have nothing to plant next spring. I am in New England area where the dahlias will be sure to die if left outside, or atleast thats what I have heard. Please help. Thanks. |
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well you wait for the first hard frost, that turns the plants into looking like cooked spinach (as another member aptly described it). take some heavy duty cutters and cut them so the stalks are only about 6"above the ground. Some people like to cover the tops of the stalks with aluminum foil to keep moisture from going down the hollow in the center of the stalk and rotting the tuber. This is because you will then let them sit in the garden for a few days, up to a week I think. This time forces the goodies to go down into the tuber and 'feed' it as it were. Then you dig them up gently with a pitchfork. Kind of go around them with the fork, about a foot from the stalks in either direction so your radius is a couple feet wide. It may seem like alot until you see the size of tuber masses on some dahlias. Gently pry them up from the soil and set aside. If you have more than one type you may need to keep track somehow of which is which. If they are really muddy, hose them off. Let dry a bit. Then comes the experts on dividing tubers. Must find link. I think it is Jroot who posted the definitive work on separating tubers. As for storage, there are many options. It really depends on your climate and what you have to store them in and its relative dampness. Some places and methods will cause them to shrivel and dry up while others will turn them to rotten mush. I will let others take over from here. |
Happy reading. This is a long thread but extremely informative. |
Here is a link that might be useful: diving link
Thanks. triple_b. The info is extremely helpful. Some of the pics from "Bernie's" email in that link are gone. Wonder if you have the post saved or the American Society of Dahlia's link. |
what part of the American Dahlia Society are you looking for? |
Here is a link that might be useful: American Dahlia Society
- Posted by plantlady2008 (My Page) on Mon, Sep 22, 08 at 19:09
Everything you ever needed to know about dahlia growing from planting to summer care to digging & dividing is available on the Colorado Dahlia Society site. Look under Care & Culture on the left side for the section on digging & dividing. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Colorado Dahlia Site
time to grab yourself a mug of Joe and get comfy in the computer chair. Just make sure you compare the different storage methods. Different parts of the country will have different levels of humidity so what works in, say, Oregon, will not work for you. |
- Posted by sturgeonguy 5a ON (My Page) on Tue, Sep 23, 08 at 16:25
Greenbug, Do be patient about digging up your Dahlias, its really nice to see blooms even after the first frosts. Remember, you're tubers will be fine until the ground is frozen hard. Cheers, |
yeah, what he said. :-) |
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What is the Colorado Noxious Weed Act?
The Colorado Noxious Weed Act ("the Act") and its governing Rules and Regulations state that certain noxious weeds pose a threat to the continued economic and environmental value of the land in Colorado, and that they must be managed by all landowners in the State, both private and public.
These statutes also require the local governing authority to adopt and administer a noxious weed management program aimed at reclaiming infested acres and protecting weed-free land. The Act directs local governments to take the steps necessary to manage noxious weeds in their respective jurisdictions, and grants them authority to enforce the Act.
In accordance with these statutes, Pitkin County has established a Weed Advisory Board, a Noxious Weed Management Plan, and a Weed Management Enforcement Policy.
What are the Noxious Weeds in Pitkin County?
There are currently 34 State-Listed Noxious Weed found in Pitkin County. To learn more visit the Weed List Page
Are these the only weeds we need to be concerned about?
No. Neighboring counties have found State-listed noxious weeds which do not yet occur in Pitkin County, but are on our "Watch List." These include:
If you think you have spotted any of these Watch List weeds, note their location(s) and report them to the Pitkin County Land Management at 920-5214 or firstname.lastname@example.com
What if my neighbors don't control noxious weeds on their property?
When it comes to weed control, It is important that we all be Good Neighbors because weeds know no property boundaries and easily spread in the wind, across fence lines, down ditches, and on animal fur and tire treads. However, many people are still unaware of their weed management responsibilities. Thus, the first step is to make sure your neighbor knows about the infestation his/her responsibility to comply with the Colorado Noxious Weed Act. We have found that most people will voluntarily take appropriate action to control the spread of invasive plants on their property once they become aware of the problem.
Pitkin County prefers cooperation with landowners to formal enforcement. We are available to assist landowners with identifying weeds on their property and developing a satisfactory weed management plan. In addition, The Pitkin County Weed Management Plan contains a wealth of information about Weed ID and control in Pitkin County.
In cases of non-compliance, local governments do have authority to enforce the Colorado Noxious Weed Act. This can include obtaining a warrant to enter the property, perform weed management, and assess the costs of management as a lien on the property. Visit the Enforcement page for more information.
Who pays for weed control?
Landowners are responsible for the costs of weed control on their property, unless other specific arrangements are made with lessors or land-users. This includes public lands. For example, Pitkin County is responsible for weed control on County rights-of-way, open space, trail easements, and other County-owned properties. In addition, Pitkin County has agreements with the Forest Service and CDOT to perform weed control on some of these agencies' rights-of-way in Pitkin County.
In 2010, Pitkin County has some money available for financial assistance to help landowners in certain neighborhoods of the County control certain noxious weeds. For more information, visit the Cost Share page.
How can I get help identifying weeds on my property?
There are various resources available to help you identify noxious weeds and develop a weed management plan. The Pitkin County Land Management Office has a variety of publications available for you to pick up if you would like a hard-copy.
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Land Management Staff are also happy to visit your property and help you identify plants in person. Contact the office at 920-5214 or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com
In the Summer, the Pitkin County Weed Advisory Board leads several Weed ID tours throughout Pitkin County. In the Winter, they often host indoor plant seminars at local venues.
What should I do if I find noxious weeds on my or someone else's property in Pitkin County?
If you know the landowner, try to educate them about weeds and direct them to some of the resources on our website. Often people are simply not aware of their weed control responsibilities, and can be more responsive to someone they know personally. If the matter is neighborhood-wide, see if your HOA or Caucus can help educate the neighborhood or even has a policy in place to deal with infested properties. By dealing with the problem directly, you may reap much timelier responses than by utilizing the County's formal enforcement procedure.
Nevertheless, part of our responsibility is to enforce the Weed Law in Pitkin County. If you do not know the landowner or are unable or unwilling to talk to him/her directly, do not hesitate to report the infestation to the respective local governing body:
I have introduced biological controls to control an infestation. Can the County still require additional control measures?
Yes, potentially. It is a good idea to check the biological control method you are using with your local weed control agency. Landowners must provide effective control for their noxious weeds. Many effective biological controls do exist, but proper application is key.
How can I help prevent the spread of noxious weeds?
How can Pitkin County help me?
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First announced in March 2009, ZigBee RF4CE is a standardized specification for radio-frequency communications that enables faster, more reliable, and more flexible devices to operate from larger distances. It removes the line-of-sight and field-of-vision barriers in today's IR remotes. With two-way communication, ZigBee RF4CE opens the door to a new set of AV capabilities. It is designed for a wide range of consumer electronic products, including home entertainment devices.
"We view ZigBee RF4CE as an industry-changing solution that dramatically improves upon the old infrared remote control user experience that is very limited in coverage, direction and data reliability," said Ho Jun Nam, principle research engineer at LG Electronics, in a statement. "As new functionalities are being added to TV sets every day, we believe that ZigBee RF4CE will enable us to design low power interface devices that offer bi-directional communications, with agile response times and flexible human interface design to accommodate these new functionalities."
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Common and John Legend to Perform at Oscars Common and John Legend are headed to the Oscars. The rapper and singer will perform their nominated song "Glory" … 1.27.2015
Video: N.E.R.D. - 'Squeeze Me' N.E.R.D. gets animated in the quirky video for "Squeeze Me" off the soundtrack to The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of … 1.27.2015
New Music: Fifth Harmony feat. Tyga - 'Like Mariah' In addition to linking with Kid Ink on "Worth It," the ladies of Fifth Harmony pay homage to Mariah Carey … 1.27.2015
Travi$ Scott Drops 2 New Songs, Announces Tour with Young Thug While you were sleeping, Travi$ Scott surprised his fans by debuting two new songs. The Houston rapper teams with … 1.27.2015
New Music: Jodeci - 'Every Moment' Jodeci's comeback continues. After reuniting at the Soul Train Awards in November and debuting the B.o.B-assisted "Nobody Wins," the … 1.27.2015