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anybody have a cheap way to get rid of wisteria or English ivy iv tried roundup and cutting it down but its like i never put a dent in it any help would be great thank you |
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Well, labor isn't cheap or easy, but it's gonna be the only way... Digging in to the dirt at new growth, chopping, and even burning.. Buy burning, I mean safely making a bonfire on top of the main roots, and keep the fire going for hours and hours... Be careful with the fire though. ... I actually took a 20 year old oak down ( killed it) by having a fire at it's base... the next year half of the trunk died and got some fungus, and the year after it felled, and this year I am using it as firewood( we used a chainsaw to cut it up. SO, there's nothing free.... but wysteria is so pretty... but yeah, in GA it can be invasive and I see MASSIVE flowerings of it every year.. Did you know that about the time that the Wysteria flowers every year, the Morel mushrooms are also growing?... |
RoundUp (glyphosate) will definitely work if applied correctly and at the right time. Unfortunately, now is not the right time at all. For the wisteria, I would wait until fall, just as you first start to see some of the tree leaves changing color. Cut all of the stems near ground level. Apply concentrated (at least around 18%) glyphosate to the freshly cut stump soon after making the cuts. BTW, some RoundUp formulations (the more concentrated ones) ARE labeled for this use. Do not used the wimpy pre-mixed stuff; it only works well for very-easy-to-kill stuff like tender grass. I would also recommend that you not use the RoundUp that claims extra quick results; it contains other chemicals that actually makes it LESS EFFECTIVE for many applications. It doesn't take much RoundUp to do the job when the applications are targeted in this way. For the English Ivy, the biggest obstacle is the waxy coating on the leaves. Adding a surfactant (wetting agent) to your herbicide can help. Many formulations already contain some surfactant, but not a lot. Also, mixing a little stronger than you normally would for normal brush killing can help. In some cases, a single application can be successful. Sometimes you may have to hit it more than once. As with the wisteria, using the slow-results type of RoundUp is more effective in the long run. Another thing that can be done for the English Ivy applications is to add a small amount of diesel fuel to the mix. You'll probably see many recommendations for this online. There are issues with this technique (proper containers must be used, probably not the most environmentally-friendly thing to do, etc), but it is an option that some find useful. |
well unfortunately i cant burn it its on some property that a am allowed to use and its behind a few businesses i used round up on it last yr but it was the fast acting formula so maybe thats why it ddnt work on it il try the other formula on it this spring thank you both for the advice herboil what are Morel mushrooms |
Shane 86, Morel Mushrooms are just like any mushroom you can buy in the Grocery store like Button, Shittake, or Portobello mushrooms, except that they have a much shorter season, cannot be cultivated by mass croppings, and generally are prized because of their rarity and beauty( and taste). Speaking of fires, the morel mushrooms often grow in fire zones, and specifically riverside or old orchard areas. And they only grow for a short time each year in very specific areas... for 2-6 weeks at most( some people say) Anyways, can you give us some more insight as to WHY you want to get rid of the wysteria, and just how bad the area is and how thick the vines/grove are, and also some pictures might help to asses the area and how to control with without killing it. Are you trying to plant other things there, or just do away with it? |
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We recently moved on to property that had not been maintained for over 6 years. Wisteria has taken over trees and much of the landscape. We have tried everything to kill it. We have mowed up the small shoots that seem to be everywhere with no direct connection to a main source. We have tried to plow them up. We have burnt them. We have sprayed them with various chemicals like Round-up, but all to no avail. They seem to be everywhere and just continue to keep popping up and multiplying. Some areas of our yard look like it is covered in wild ferns, but is simply small wisteria plants growing. When I try to pull them up, they rip, but no roots come with them! :( Please help! What can we do? I am not even sure where the main plant is! I follow vines, but there are so many but they seem to lead no where directly! |
Get a box of florist picks. Put round up/herbicide in them (they are meant to hold water), put the cap on and stick it in the ground next to the end of a vine. Stick the tip of the vine into the container and let it "drink it up". |
Here is a link that might be useful: Example, see green ones with spikes
I recently moved to an old farmhouse that has several decades' worth of wisteria run rampant in a good portion of the yard. It is so bad in spots that there can be many hundreds of vines (ranging from tiny to 1"+ thick) criss-crossing a mere 6'x10' area. I am determined to reclaim my yard from this awful beast! I appreciate reading people's tips and experiences. I just got an "Extractigator" (tree wrench) in hopes that it would help to pull up the big vines where they've rooted (the roots can go 3'+ straight into the ground and are impossible to pull up by hand). It works very well! Since wisteria is so soft and fibrous, sometimes the tool loses grip after crushing the top of the segment, but for the most part it does a great job. I've attached a photo of a 3' root that I pulled up right after I got the tool (I was very excited!). The tiny vines can be easily pulled up by hand. But when I get to a "mother" plant (that's what I call them - the huge clumps that are the sources for many of the vines) that is too big around to pull with the tree wrench (which has a 2" capacity), I saw it to ground level and paint brush killer on it. Not sure yet how effective that is, but will report back. |
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I have wisteria "hysteria"! Wisteria is so invasive that it is girdling trees on the bank behind my house. With a knee replacement last year and then a terrible case of poison ivy + reaction to the prednisone this past March and April, I am behind the game. I tried to pull out wisteria in early March but must have come in contact with PI. Anyway, it's going to be a job! Physical clearing and chemicals - was told to use an abrasive scrubber on the "bark" - then paint abraded area with brush killer - rubber gloves + long sleeves. Oh my. |
For those of you who love Wisteria but hate its aggressive side, try the native, American Wisterias (not the Asian ones). They are much more manageable, and also beautiful. |
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I've never been especially good at math, but tell me if this sounds right.
If you take the circumference of a pumpkin, and divide it by the diameter of the pumpkin, you will get Pumpkin Pi? |
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Canada has been a bastion of noise rock 'n' roll for years. So I made a primer for the curious to search out, to listen to and/or place METZ, Japandroids and Fucked Up into context as you grope in the loud dark that is '90s rock. Here are 10 examples of '90s noise outfits from our Great White North.
While going through a bout of religious enthusiasm myself, I took on the practice and decided to let my dog have puppies. I think I learned more about mammal reproduction in one morning of midwifing eight puppies than I did studying zoology for four years at the University of Toronto. But living with the puppies was a nightmare.


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Craft service
In film, television or video production, craft service refers to the department which provides food service and beverages to the other departments or crafts. In addition to policing the set, they provide buffet style snacks and drinks. The crafts in film refers to departments such as camera, sound, electricians, grips, props, art director, set decorator, hair and make-up, background.
There is a difference between craft service and catering. Catering handles the regular hot sit down meals that occur every six hours and usually lasts between thirty minutes to an hour.[1] Catering is brought in from an outside company hired by the production, but craft service is a crew position and craft service people are sometimes represented by the union, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE). In Los Angeles craft service workers are represented by IATSE Local 80.
In the mid-1920s to the late 1940s, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Motion Picture Machine Operators organized the motion picture and television production business in Hollywood. Locals represented set lighting technicians, grips, cameramen, prop-makers, make-up artists, and many others. The idea was to create better working conditions and pay.
As the technology evolved, crew positions became more specialized, and "crafts" could no longer cross over, for example, electricians doing "grip work" by moving a stand. It became necessary to hire an "all-around" labourer who could help any department and perform menial tasks such as digging holes or cleaning up after animals. These labourers could be temporarily upgraded in salary. They could be put on the "cable rate" for helping to guide sound or lighting cables for a shot.
In the mid-1960s, craft service employees still operated as general labourers. They had also been put in charge of answering the telephone and making coffee. At Universal Studios, they had huge roll-around carts where they would brew coffee. These carts could be shut during takes so that the bubbling machines would not spoil a sound take. There was a dish into which cast and crew members could throw a quarter for their coffee at Universal, not at other studios. Eventually, the labourers added doughnuts as a revenue stream, but often had to interrupt the display to dig a trench for dolly tracks or clean up after animals.
In European film studios, buffets would be set out in lieu of a lunch break, so as not to disrupt the momentum of the day. At 4:30 in the afternoon, the crew would vote on whether they should continue working on overtime, or wrap for the day. As low-budget and non-union film-making took hold in the USA, production companies would provide day-long buffet spreads to make up for long hours and lower wages.
Occasionally there are two craft service stations, with one being for cast and crew and another for non-union background actors. The food provided can vary widely, due to fluctuating budgets for example: pilots, low budget, often offering very limited food, while big budget productions often offer generous food and drinks.
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Jonae Ervin led the Cal Poly women's basketball team to an overtime win at Hawai'i on January 8th with 37 points and 10 rebounds. Ervin didn't play an Saturday in the rematch in San Luis Obispo because of a sore knee but the Mustangs were still able to win, 62-60.
Senior center, Molly Schlemer scored 20 points for Cal Poly to give her 1,001 points for her career. The Righetti High School graduate played 36 minutes. Junior guard, Ariana Elegado played all 40 minutes in the win. Elegado had a game high 25 points including a 15 foot jump shot with 19 seconds left to put the Mustangs up 60-57. Elegado hit two free throws to stretch the lead to 5 before Hawai'i made a three pointer at the buzzer.
Junior forward, Taryn Garza had a career high 12 rebounds to go along with 3 points in 25 minutes.
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I was in the doldrums due to the cold weather that just hung on forever. I felt the days slipping through my hands and I hate when the day is over and I accomplished nothing creative! So I grabbed a short fat square tequila bottle and started gluing random glass and marbles on it. Not one of my ''planned'' projects but at least I was doing something mosaic-wise. It's actually turning out really nice. I will post a picture when I manage to get to the store to buy batteries for my camera! What are y'all working on? |
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- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Mon, Feb 14, 11 at 12:11
LOL - SILVA. I just posted and then saw your post. YES - where IS everyone. I'm still recovering from the trip - it was harder this yr. than last getting there and back, but it was my most enjoyable. I'm working on a planter I made, and w/post a picture today, hopefully, of the mosaic progress I made b/f leaving for PV. I don't understand either why the forum seems to have laid down and died. Wake up, y'all, and get to work. |
I knew you were in PV. Welcome back! I enjoyed reading about your visit and looking at your pics. Just figured everybody else was down in the dumps because of the weather? Thank goodness we are having some nice weather now. My tequila bottle is coming along great. I will post pics this week. I've got three guitars lined up to mosaic. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Mon, Feb 14, 11 at 16:31
- Posted by wackyweeder (My Page) on Mon, Feb 14, 11 at 19:26
Jane I just love your studio!!!! and what a great panel! Sigh. Slow, I was waiting on you to return and I looked over your pics! Im glad you had a great time. I have been working on a couple little things for exchanges on a FB group, but I dont suppose there is any harm in sharing here before the exchange. |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Mon, Feb 14, 11 at 21:28
I have been down also hated the weather .I could Yardley move my studio is a little cooler than the rest of my house so I stayed huddle up . I have been working on something I will post pic soon. |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Feb 15, 11 at 9:50
Oh oh oh. JANE: I forgot to mention that CINDY included a starfish made from scrap glass, made in the mold you gave her for Christmas. I put it on the front of the lady above her heart spot. Some of the dichroic tiles she made went into the hat. I'm gonna really enjoy using them in my work here. WACKY: I love your "little" things - hat off to you for being able to work so small. I hope to post the PV pictures on Flickr today. It's been a slow recovery for me this year, but I'm coming back to life. JANE: Since you have an inside studio - rain is no excuse!! LOL. I love what you're doing w/that plastic. Only YOU w/have thought of that. It's gonna be 70 here today, so I'll be working in the garage. NANA: I know the word huddle very well - looking for an early spring. Get better and show us what you're working on. |
I'm still working on the outdoor shower. I've stopped posting pics because at this point, I'm just filling in the sky. Progress is slow... it's a lot of tiny cuts on tiny pieces of glass. So you wouldn't see much progress even after hours of work. But it has to be done before I can grout. I'll post a picture when it's finished, pre-grout, and then a final one when it's grouted. |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Wed, Feb 16, 11 at 9:24
Yours has been an interesting thread to follow, JENEL, and we all wait expectantly for installation day. I know you'll enjoy that project for many years. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Wed, Feb 16, 11 at 11:12
Keep on Jenel! I too am ready to start filling in the body of my seahorse, and maybe that isn't as fun as the Creating part so I am slacking!ha! If I can just remind myself that the most fun part is coming up...the grouting!!!ha! I LOVE Grouting! |
I have been too sick to post! The entire family except for one has had this awful allergy/cough/cold/flu that lasted about 10 days. Finally I'm back to normal; 7 pounds lighter. I posted a pic of my tequila bottle - see link below. I need to grout it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: silva's blog - tequila bottle
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Mon, Mar 7, 11 at 9:06
It's beautiful, SILVA. Love that pendant too. How didja do that? Take mega doses of Vit C to avoid colds/flu. |
Just did a wall hanging in a canvas that's ready to grout. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Silva's blog
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Sun, Mar 13, 11 at 9:35
Ooooooooooh SILVA - you've created a grouting nightmare. I LOVE it, BTW - so full of interesting things. I've seen other artists mosaic on canvas. Do you do anything special to it b/f applying the mosaics - like a coat of thinset? Using the back is a great idea - shadow box effect. How do you plan to finish the frame? I'm REALLY liking this idea cuz I have several canvases, and hate to toss them - knowing I'll never paint again. |
Thanks, slow, yep, I've created a grouting nightmare FOR SURE. Seems that's what I do best is create problems for myself and then figure out how to solve them; that's how I mosaic! I think I've talked about this before; when I did that huge butterfly for the school, I ran out of the right color tile for the background and then had to go back and mix another color in, etc. It turned out well, but as usual I first had to create myself a problem to solve, haha. As for the canvas, I am actually mosaicing onto Wedi board, which is cut to fit and inserted into the back of the canvas. Below is an article I wrote and there are pictures of the beginning of the process. I love doing this and will continue to do it this way, reasons being 1) the Wedi is so light-weight, and 2) the back of the piece is so nice and finished-looking, and 3) it's so easy to hang. When I run out of my supply of Wedi, I plan to try making my own, courtesy of instructions from Bama and Nicethyme. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Canvas - Wedi method
- Posted by glassgypsy (My Page) on Sun, Mar 13, 11 at 20:14
I really like that bottle! May I ask what type of glue did you use? I have a large wine bottle I would like to do. I'm working on a couple of mailboxes right now and a gazing ball made from a bowling ball. What type of glue do ya'll use on your bowling balls? Seems like I always have trouble with my glues. grrr |
I used MAC glue on the bottle. I haven't done a bowling ball yet. If I were to do one, I would probably use thinset for an adhesive. |
Oh, good. So it wasn't just me! It's been too cold to do much work in my shop, and rainy. I'm really getting tired of the rain. I did manage to finish a mushroom and start another: Also, I do most of my GardenWeb browsing at work during my lunch, but for a while they started blocking Photobucket pictures. Grrrr. You definitely lose a lot not being able to view photos on this thread. But they have released the ban (maybe too many people complained). So I'm looking forward to catching up on everyone's projects! BTW, I'm thinking about taking a class in darjit at my local JC. Anyone heard of darjit? From the description, it seems to be pretty much cement sculptures using armature (a technique I haven't tried yet), but with a mixture that isn't quite cement. I'm thinking it might be fun to try armature with an instructor around, instead of going it alone, like I usually do. |
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- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Mar 15, 11 at 10:10
Hey, LORI: Glad to see you again. Your mushrooms deserve a thread of their own. They're beautiful. You gardens are wonderful. Have heard of darjit, but haven't a clue about it. Be sure to show and tell when you learn the technique. I'm hooked on the diamond lath/mortar technique, but w/love to learn another method of armature making. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Tue, Mar 15, 11 at 16:02
I have read about that method, it seems that there is a place in California that has courses, and I was thinking of a "Art Vacation" to go to it.... |
Here's a link to my latest project, a wall hanging called "Passion." What do you think about the black and brown tile border? Does it conflict with the piece or enhance it? I'm leaning toward using these tiles. |
Here is a link that might be useful: silva's blog - latest project
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Wed, Mar 16, 11 at 16:29
I really like the dark border, it shows off the colors very well in my opinion! This will not be grouted? |
- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Wed, Mar 16, 11 at 17:02
Its beautiful. And I like the dark border very much. Kathy |
Thanks for your comments. I will go with the dark border! I wish there was a tiny bit more room so there would be a space between the tiles. But there's not, so I'm just going to bump them together. I still plan on grouting everything; there just won't be any space for the grout to show between the tiles. I'm also grouting the center; I know smalti is usually not grouted but I like it grouted. Will post again after I'm done. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Wed, Mar 16, 11 at 20:25
Ah! So it is smalti!!! Gorgeous! |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Thu, Mar 17, 11 at 8:30
BEAUTIFUL project, SILVA. You're probably half finished by the time I get around to a response, but have you considered cutting one color in the border in half to give room for a break in the two together. Whether or not, it's still a very beautiful border. I love the whole thing. The red smalti is gorgeous, and I love the other tess you've added. REALLY a spectacular piece. |
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I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on this first floor plan from my new architect. (Sorry for the poor quality photo. I just snapped it with my phone from the sketches - I didn't try to clean it up yet, but I will if it helps.)
As many of you know, we've started over (after 2 years of dithering around). We have definite site restrictions due to wetlands issues and septic placement, and have to stay within a certain sq footage (although that hasn't been specifically determined yet). We have nice views on all sides and no near neighbors (except across the road). The road is to the right (northwest) of the photo, but the driveway is a long approach around a hill, so the front door/courtyard is at the bottom (east) of the sketch. There are things about this layout that I'm really not liking, and some things that I do like. I want to see if others have similar thoughts, without me stating what mine are yet. This layout blends well with the gently sloping site (slopes to the south/southeast), and looks nice and expansive from the approach. There will be a 2-car basement garage underneath the 24x24 family room. (The basement garage works for us and for the lot restrictions. I am NOT willing to waste my precious limited footprint or views on a ground-level attached garage - so that's not an option, and not part of my question here.) For now, I'd like to get some initial impressions from folks about the general layout. Like it? Hate it? Why? What would you change? We've been bothered by this for over a week and really need to move forward, so I'm desperate from some outside opinions. Thanks! |
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Well, there seems to be a SIGNIFICANT proportion of this floor dedicated to nothing but passage... The foyer is huge, you have 2 hallways between kitchen and foyer, and 2 staircases that take up a lot of room. No main floor tub/shower, though the study could function as a guest room in the future if the need arose. It would be nice to either put in an elevator at one of your stair locations (near the garage) or get a shower/tub on the main floor for injury/access issues. And, I am not sure how I'd personally feel about a view directly to the dining room from the front door. A room not oft-used in my family experience and that would be a focal point. How do you feel about that? Now, about family life. Where will kids play outside? Do you have any of "play" age? Is there good access to that outside area? And, can you see it from the location in the house you expect you'll be spending most of your time? Will there be a bathroom near the garage on the lower floor? If not, I would be concerned about the only bathroom being WAY across the house from the family room and main family entrance--the places you'll spend most of your time (as a family) |
- Posted by gaonmymind (My Page) on Wed, Aug 15, 12 at 20:36
I like it overall. I have a few comments, but need to know more. Can we see the whole plan? I need to see the whole thing to get a feel for how it will flow overall. Do you have kids? Do you need a mudroom? Also it's hard to know whats wrong without knowing what direction you gave the architect as far as your needs. Maybe there is a big foyer because you requested it. I requested a large one because I wanted to put a round table in it and a settee. Also I have no vaults or 2 story spaces so I wanted the large foyer to have a wow factor. I hope this makes sense. |
Hi jenswren! Some of my opinions/observations: Is this breakfast room intended to be used as an eating space with a table? Or will it just be window seating? I really don't see any way that a table can actually be used there while keeping the "hallway" space needed to go to the family room. Seems like the area in the kitchen in front of the back door is just kind of blank space? Can you extend the island that way? I think the front elevation could use a window between the front door and the breakfast room. Maybe you can put false closed shutters there. Expanding on kirkhall's observation- if you keep the dining room as your focal point, it will be off center. That would probably bug me, but I like symmetry. Do you need mudroom space, or will that be in the basement? I LOVE the rambling farmhouse look! |
This is the whole plan for now. He hasn't really started sketching on the upstairs yet, because we have to get this freaking footprint done for the DEP first. But here's a little more information, if it's helpful: More please... :-) |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Aug 15, 12 at 22:14
While it looks pretty from the outside, I struggle with the inside. The biggest thing I see is that, while the kitchen is in the middle of the design, it is isolated from everything...yet it becomes a pass through to get to anywhere. I would want the kitchen to be the heart of the home, but here it seems like a way station. I agree that there is an awful lot of passage space in the plan that could be put to better use. Are 2 staircases necessary? |
Wow! Very little to say on my part, I could live there just fine. Definitely post more plans and elevations when you receive them! From your description and plan, the garage/mud/pantry/kitchen route seems to work as well as can be with the different levels, and I would agree that the view through the entry to the dining room would be preferred as it will probably be the nicest and neatest room in the home. Regarding the centered-ness, it seems it's about 13 or 14 feet wide which is a good size, so if you plan to have a hutch/buffet/china cabinet on the right wall, you could shift your window to be centered on the front door with the table. Although, with the opening french doors, it might be worth it to widen the room a couple of feet and have it actually on center with the entry and give you ample room to open the doors and move about the table, especially on those holidays. In doing this, you could extend the left wall about the depth of the butler's pantry, and turn the pantry into the kitchen to give a focal point from the family room entry. I also might make the bay three windows instead of four so that the sizes are more comparable to the upstairs windows - traditionally larger windows/panes were put in the more important and public rooms with smaller panes in lesser seen and used areas. I also think the space between front door and bay would be nice with taller shrubbery or a trellis. Great start! |
I like it a lot. Love the size of your pantry. Do not love that you have to go through the kitchen to get to the family room--but I think I might be able to understand your rationale for that part of the design. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 12:01
Wow! It's very different from your earlier plan, but I really like it. One change I would make is to take out the front staircase and make the living room larger, with a fireplace between the two windows. The other is to rework the butler's pantry, so the back door isn't opening into your walkway. Also, if you make the bathroom a bit bigger, you could include a shower, linen closet and window. And then the study could also be a downstairs guest room. Maybe something like this?
Sorry my writing is so bad in Paint (LOL) but that says 'books' on the living room wall to the bathroom and study/guest room :) |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 12:15
Oh, and if you need more wall space for the piano, you could also have the linen closet in the short hall, with a smaller bookcase in the living room. Just another idea :)
- Posted by gaonmymind (My Page) on Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 16:37
This is a difficut one fo me becaue of all the land issues and entering from the basement. It's hard for me to get a true feel. One thing I think is that the kitchen island could be extended at least another 3-4 ft. There is a huge dead space to the right of it. |
I don't really see using this dining room daily for family meals in this layout. It is so far removed and so far removed from the DW and fridge! So, while in some layouts, I can see someone using the DR daily as their place to eat, I think in this house/this layout, that spot is the "banquette" window area. But, as mentioned, it is too shallow to serve that purpose AND walk though (AND have stools at the island... those for sure won't make it). You have almost the same amount of space to the right of the island as you do in the banquet area, except to the right of the island won't be a major passageway. Tricky, tricky. |
So, most everyone has pinpointed all the same issues that I have with this plan. Annie summed it up well: "While it looks pretty from the outside, I struggle with the inside. ...while the kitchen is in the middle of the design, it is isolated from everything...yet it becomes a pass through to get to anywhere." I love the look of the outside, the long rambling facade, but I really don't like the inside and how it functions. I am fine with the formal spaces (to the right), but that's all. Traffic flow sucks. I worry about the FR being so isolated from the rest of the house. I don't like open plans, but this might be too closed. I don't like that the kitchen is a thoroughfare. I don't want to have to walk through the kitchen every time I need to go anywhere. I like to "close" the kitchen at night and be done with it. Guests would have to walk through the kitchen from the dining room or foyer to get to FR (the only really substantial space we have for entertaining). Yes, the breakfast nook is too small for a table and a passageway. I staked it out on the ground and tried to place island, cabs, table, chairs, etc., with at least 4' walkways. It just doesn't fit. I don't like the pantry on an outside wall, taking up potential views. Don't like that there are windows on only one wall of kitchen workspace. Don't like the main sink in the island. I could go on about the kitchen details, but really the problem lies in the placement of the whole room. I had him add the stairs to the left because it seemed like such a long walk from FR to downstairs & garage, or to powder room. That's a problem I have already - walking miles in one direction to go up, only to turn around and come back again to kitchen. Those stairs only go down b/c there's nothing above FR. Second story is only above the formal areas. I do love the idea of an elevator. DH came up with a functional plan that I really like that conserves the formal areas and reworks the FR/kitchen, but it's boring from the outside. So, what I need now are ideas. How can I keep the pleasing facade, yet make the interior more functional and more user-friendly? (While still conserving sq footage.) Please help! |
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How many sq. ft. on that main floor? I designed my own home and have a walk-out basement I have some features that you may like. I have been bed-ridden a few times too many and had a broken ankle. Are you sure you don't want a bedroom on main floor? My house is about 2100 per floor, and I have two bedrooms on main floor. I wouldn't want to be without them. I have my dining rm/living rm as one 16.5' x 33', a kitchen similar to you with nook and deck door. Lots of storage! |
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- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Sun, Aug 7, 11 at 10:08
I'd go for the fat quarter. You can do so much more with it! |
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Fat quarter for me too! Linda OH |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Sun, Aug 7, 11 at 11:07
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- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Sun, Aug 7, 11 at 11:07
Teresa~you mean a box of scraps isn't a choice? ~~LOL~ I don't buy very many Fat quarters - probably because I need to build a healthy stash, so I'm going to pick the 8" X WOF - a little wider would be better - but it is a gift, so I'd keep my mouth shut & be grateful to receive any of the sizes! :) |
Ditto the fat quarter Theresa |
Now my first choice are the 10" squares. I really enjoyed the nickel quilts. I don't buy many fat quarters, please explain 'you can do more with them' maybe I'm missing out lol!!!! Rosa |
My choice wasn't even an option.....I'd like the whole blinking bolt. LOL. I don't kick gift horses in the mouth, either. Several times I've been gifted with boxes of scraps and I've had a ball with them. But then again I tend to be a 'scrappy' quilter. That being said, I'd prefer the fat quarters as well. I always have scraps left behind from them after I've used the larger segment for specific patterns, and by buying often in fat quarters, it leaves me with all sorts of interesting scraps for things like crazy quilts. |
I love my fat quarters. You didn't mention jelly roll strips but they would be an option as well. |
If its a gift, I would be happy with any size! I usually buy FQs so I suppose that would be my choice. But recently I've been attracted to jelly rolls; I've gotten 3 in the past two weeks! |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Sun, Aug 7, 11 at 13:30
FQ, I suppose. My DS has been giving me FQ packs as Christmas gifts for several years (guess I trained him well!) He got the biggest thrill when I showed him a quilt top I just finished with the FQs he gave me this year for Christmas! Now just get it sandwiched and quilted ... Getting a jelly roll might be fun too. Sue |
I think I would like to try one of these jelly roll things. I have never bought one. Vicky |
I like fabric cut from the bolt...at least a meter. I never buy fat quarters, but I am with Rosa...maybe I'm missing out and would also like 'you can do more with them' explained. ~Geraldine |
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I saw this hanging in my LQS yesterday that might help with the question of what can be done with a fat quarter. I took a picture for a handy reference for me and thought I would share! Rebecca |
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Rebecca - A picture is worth a thousand words! Thank you! I bet after you straighten the FQ - like in real life - you won't get as many cuts, but in theory, doing the math-that's what you should get. I guess I should buy more FQ's. :) |
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We're supposed to straighten the FQs? LOL! I very seldom straighten any of my fabrics and so far no major problems. Teresa |
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There is a graphic design element to tennis courts, (American) football fields and basketball courts, with highly visible lines indicating boundaries and distances. These are fixed in place, as service lines, end zones and free throw lines aren't meant to move.
Soccer, though, has a unique problem that can't be solved by fixed lines: When a player is fouled, he's awarded a free kick from whatever spot on the field the foul occurred. The opposing team is allowed to assemble a defensive wall of players at a distance of ten yards from the kicker. The problem is that people cheat. The ref sets both the spot of the free kick and the site of the wall, and as soon as he's not looking, the two may surreptitiously creep towards each other to improve their chances.
Which is why for this year's World Cup, you'll see the referees carrying an aerosol can filled with a white foamy substance, and they'll spray this on the pitch to clearly mark visual boundaries for the both the kicker and the wall. Seconds later the line mysteriously disappers. (Hardcore footie fans have already seen this spray as it's been in action for years, but this is the first World Cup where it's been used.) So what is this stuff, shaving cream?
Nope. This "vanishing spray" is called 9.15 Fair Play, patented by an Argentinean journalist named Pablo C. Silva. Silva was playing footie in a local league and had a crucial free kick of his blocked by a defensive wall--one that had rushed him to close the distance to a mere three meters. "The referee didn't book anyone and didn't do anything," Silva fumed to The Independent. "We lost the game, and driving home later with a mixture of anger and bitterness, I thought that we must invent something to stop this."
Silva came up with a mixture of water, butane and a surfactant compressed inside an aerosol can, and the foamy spray it emits is clearly visible, and disappears from view less than a minute after being sprayed. This had apparently been proposed as early as the '80s in other countries by other inventors, but it is Silva's patented product that the World Cup refs are now wearing in holsters. That is the best possible advertising in the world: FIFA claims that nearly one billion people watched at least some part of 2010's World Cup. We're guessing Silva's journalism days are probably over.
As for the name, "9.15" stands for 9.15 meters, which is equivalent to ten yards, the proper distance a defensive wall is supposed to remain from the free kicker.


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Cynthiana police officers won't be driving their cruisers home anytime soon.
At Tuesday evening's city commission meeting, the commission dismissed the home fleet program in a 2-3 vote.
"The main benefit the home fleet has is for the citizens," Commissioner Amanda Moore said, adding that cruisers parked in neighborhoods deters crime and makes residents feel safe.
Commissioner Jimmy New agreed, stating that a take home fleet would also help retain officers.
Competency evaluation results for accused murderer Bass Webb are incomplete, attorneys told Judge Robert McGinnis Tuesday morning.
Webb, 30, who is to stand trial for the murder of Bryia Runiewicz, was back in court Tuesday morning wearing his prison-issue gray jumpsuit as well as the leg shackles and chain around his waist that attaches to hand cuffs.
As he entered the courtroom, a newly bearded Webb stared into the crowd, that included family and friends of the victim.
The Judicial Nominating Commission, led by Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr., today announced nominees to fill the vacant Circuit Court judgeship in the 18th Judicial Circuit, Division 1, consisting of Harrison, Nicholas, Pendleton and Robertson counties.
The three attorneys named as nominees to fill the vacancy are Edwin M. Culbertson, Jay Brett Delaney and Peter Canavan Newberry, all of Harrison County.
The Circuit Court judgeship was left vacant by Judge Robert W. McGinnis, who resigned Jan. 31 to join the Senior Judges Program.
Free tax preparation volunteers to help families file taxes and claim the EITC at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library.
The Kentucky Asset Success Initiative (KASI) will be operating a free tax preparation site at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library on Feb. 2 and 22. KASI is a coalition of agencies and organizations seeking to empower low- and moderate-income Kentuckians through a variety of asset-building programs. Families with a household income less than $49,000 are eligible for the free tax preparation service.
Maybe it's the recession. Or the perilous state of the war in Afghanistan. Or the growing sense that other nations — China, India, Brazil — are rising at a clip we can't match. Suddenly, though, doubts are surfacing about whether our political system can handle the challenges that confront the United States.
Robert Case had his new wheelchair a mere three weeks before it was stolen from in front of his Walnut Street home.
It was a series of the unusual that melded together and made it necessary for Case to leave his brand new wheelchair along the curb on Wednesday, Jan. 6.
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The search has begun for a school board replacement for long-time board member Lucy Vanhook.
Vanhook submitted her letter of resignation in November, however, it was not effective until Dec. 31.
"We appreciate the efforts Lucy put forward on behalf of the students," said Superintendent Andy Dotson.
Vanhook served Division 2 for the last 11 years and resigned last month citing work schedule conflicts.
School board members serve four-year terms. Vanhook last ran in 2006 when she defeated opposition Mike Fisher by 38 votes.
Dec. 29 – At 9:56 p.m., police were called to Hillside Apartments for a domestic disturbance in progress. Police arrested John Roberts, charging him with alcohol intoxication in a public place and violation of an EPO/DVO.
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"Right now we're carrying our own and that's what we want," Harrison County Animal Control Officer Allen Fryman told magistrates Tuesday.
Fryman took over the Flora Shropshire Animal Shelter last summer after Jeff Neuspickle retired.
Magistrate Debbie Lemons Palmer commended Fryman.
"Anyone who ever had anything to do with the shelter in the past can't believe the difference," Palmer said.
Fryman said the difference has been the people who make up a team of workers and volunteers.
When Brian Whalen, 39, was laid off from work on Jan. 15, he returned to the classroom.
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Despite businesses around the world adopting cloud-based technology for several critical functions, many IT decision-makers and enterprise executives are concerned about security and privacy in the cloud. However, numerous IT experts and research studies declare the opposite, with many reporting on-premise computing environments are actually less secure.
According to a recent study by a provider of Security-as-a-Service solutions, cloud environments are more secure than traditional infrastructure systems, a development that could facilitate even greater enterprise adoption of cloud-based services.
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The study revealed that cloud and service provider environments, when compared to in-house infrastructure systems, encounter less cyberthreats, see a lower frequency of each type of threat and experience less threats per impacted environment. Additionally, the report said web application attacks are among the most prevalent infrastructure security threats, affecting both on-premise and service provider systems.
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It's the start of a big week for film buffs, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of non-movie related activities to partake in this week. Of course, if you're inclined, you can certainly weasel your way into a few of the films for the Starz Denver Film Festival. If you're not, you'll be able to do tons of fun stuff, from learning about Ronald Reagan to dressing up like a lumberjack.
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You've got a lot of films to choose from this weekend, any of which you can get into for around $10 if you play your cards right. A couple highlights include The Magnificent Seven, M*A*S*H and many, many more. Ticket prices fluctuate depending on the venue, time and film, but DFS members will get in for $10, and almost all the Boulder showings are the same.
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Bakersfield ranked the lowest in literacy in the U.S.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - At Russo's books in Bakersfield, you can find many locals sitting around enjoying a magazine or picking up a new book. But, according to a new study from Central Connecticut State University, Bakersfield is the nation's most illiterate city in the nation.
The study ranked 67 cities with at least 250,000 people and this is the second year in a row that Bakersfield is at the bottom.
Morgan Long, a bookseller at Russo books, is not surprised by the study.
"We recently did a major event for black history month with five nationally recognized authors and the turn out was so poor we had to apologize to the authors for the embarrassment of not having anyone there to celebrate what they do," Long said.
Researchers analyzed how many bookstores are in the area, the library systems, the education system, and how much time people spend reading online.
Anita Becherer, a Bakersfield resident, thinks the study may be an inaccurate representation.
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LUCKNOW: Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has directed the forest department to promote eco-tourism in the state. While reviewing the various schemes and projects of the forest department on Wednesday, he told the department to chalk out a plan for the development of National Chambal Sanctuary, Katarniaghat wildlife sanctuary, Sarsai Nawar and Sita Dwaar to promote tourism as well create employment opportunities for local people.
The CM also directed for the development of Lakh Bahosi bird sanctuary, Kannauj and Nawabganj bird sanctuary to provide upgraded facilities to tourists. He asked the department to speed up the work on Lion Safari in Etawah, for which the government has already sanctioned Rs 5 crore in this year's budget. To promote tourism in Dudhwa, he said the forest rest houses and roads in the interiors of the national park should also be renovated. Besides, watch towers should be re-constructed. A sum of Rs 5 crore has also been sanctioned for the development of Dudhwa national park.In keeping with the model code of conduct, due to which ministers will not be able to participate in the Van Mahotsav on July 1, the forest department has postponed the event to July 4.
The CM announced that Van Mahotsav will begin on July 4 with the plantation of 3.15 lakh trees in 80 identified sites by ministers and people's representatives. The ministers and representatives will be provided a list of chosen sites for plantation.
The chief minister said that as a part of the Van Mahotsav, green belts will be raised with the involvement of ministers, people's representatives, local population, NGOs and social organisations.He said the plantation efforts of the department should make a visible change in the environment. He also directed the department to involve people in the plantation drives, like planting trees alongside canals with the help of farmers. The chief minister said strict action should be taken against the officers found involved in illegal felling of trees or financial bungling in plantation scheme.
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TFT Offers Options for Model 3320 CAP-to-EAS Converter
San Jose, CA - May 2, 2011- TFT has released new options for the Model 3320 CAP-to-EAS Converter. These options expand the capabilities and applications of the Model 3320 for text-to-speech conversion, external relay closure and an LCD setup panel.
The text-to-speech option turns text in a field of a received CAP message into natural speech. Although the 3320 can decode and translate a WAV or MP3 file in a CAP message into the audio portion of an EAS message, sometimes a CAP originator may choose not to send an audio file and substitute the text translation instead. This saves time for the CAP message originator and eliminates recording, playback and editing before a message is sent.
The relay output option card provides a contact closure whenever the Model 3320 has output or when directed to do so by user programming. This feature could be triggered by a Governor's Must Carry (GMC) message to insert such a message directly into a radio station's audio stream(s). Pending FCC approval, it could also permit the 3320 to function as an EAS encoder. It connects via a serial port on the Model 3320.
The LCD setup panel option can be used instead of an external keyboard, video display, and mouse to configure, re-configure, verify configuration, and view logs of a Model 3320 CAP-to-EAS Converter. The small panel has a multi-line display, LED indicators, and a simple keypad that plugs into one of the USB ports of the Model 3320 for both data and power. This option can be used to set up a Model 3320 quickly or to verify its operation. Logs kept in the Model 3320's memory can be viewed readily.
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