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Kris Kringle Haus is like the Brigadoon of retail stores, magically appearing around this time each year.
This year, owners Jim and Cleo Gierucki have set up shop in Park Pointe Plaza, 14934 S. LaGrange Road, in Orland Park. The Palos Park couple founded Kris Kringle Haus in suburban Geneva in 1990 as a year-round Christmas store, and the business has operated as a seasonal store since 2006.
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Some of the new shows are drawn from the off-screen lives of black stars. ''All of Us,'' starring Duane Martin, is inspired by the home life of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, while rapper Eve stars in ''Opposite Sex,'' inspired by her own sideline as a fashion mogul.
There's also ''Rock Me Baby,'' starring ''Veronica's Closet'''s Dan Cortese as a radio shock-jock who suddenly becomes a dad, and ''The Mullets,'' about two Joe Dirt-like brothers who work as roofers. Loni Anderson costars. (Insert your own big-'80s-hair joke here.) Look for the network to split up its current Monday lineup (''The Parkers,'' ''One on One,'' ''Girlfriends,'' and ''Half and Half'') to two nights, with the existing sitcoms supporting the introduction of the new comedies.
UPN is losing both ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and the network's year-old ''Twilight Zone'' resurrection, but there's only one new hour-long drama slated: ''Jake 2.0,'' about a government agent who becomes a bionic superhero after being inadvertently injected with nanobots (microscopic robots). Expect it to be paired with the returning ''Star Trek'' saga ''Enterprise,'' but on a night other than Wednesday, so as not to compete with ''Smallville'' and '"Angel'' on the WB.

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To most buyers, the color and pattern of marble is of utmost importance. But, did you know that there are actually signification differences in the quality and durability of marble depending on where it was quarried and processed?
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Independence Day of the Philippines
Today, my beloved country celebrates its 114th Independence from the colonization of the Spaniards that lasted for nearly 400 years. Thanks to our great-great-great-grandfathers who fought for our freedom. If they're still alive, I'm sure they'll appreciate these patriotic lomographs by my countrymen. -
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text: | Dáil Éireann - Volume 600 - 20 April, 2005 Written Answers. - Decentralisation Programme. Mr. Kehoe Mr. Kehoe 182. Mr. Kehoe asked the Minister of State at the Department of Finance if he will clarify the lease arrangements for Departments currently located in the Dublin area, including the remaining leases and annual costs associated with leasing; and if any penalty clauses will apply in the case of Departments being moved out of Dublin as part of the decentralisation programme. [12345/05] Mr. Parlon Mr. Parlon 1768 [1768] Mr. Parlon: Currently the State rents approximately 200,000 square metres of office space in the Dublin area at a cost in the region of €75 million per annum. The length of time remaining on each lease in the portfolio ranges from one to 20 years. The OPW advises that approximately half the current lease stock is due to expire over the next ten years. The particular circumstances applying in each case, including the expiry date of the lease and the alternative development opportunities available to the landlord, will determine whether and to what extent penalties will arise. Dáil Éireann 600 Written Answers. Decentralisation Programme. Questions 20050420 | ||||||||||||||||||||||


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– Due to recent wet weather patterns over the Saluda River basin that have caused the level on Lake Murray to rise rapidly, SCE&G plans to operate the Saluda Hydroelectric Plant on a frequent basis this week. With continued wet weather in the forecast, greater use of Saluda Hydroelectric may continue so as to offset lake level impacts from the recent higher inflows.
The lower Saluda River will experience increased flows this week due to the hydroelectric plant's operation. Recreational users of the river are advised to use caution for any activities on the river and to mind all warning signals and sirens.
"Our goal is to manage lake levels between the 354- and 356-foot mark through the winter," said Jim Landreth, vice president of Fossil and Hydro Operations for SCE&G. "But recent heavy rains over the entire river basin have caused the lake to quickly rise above 357 feet. We are in the process of bringing it down closer to 356 and plan to keep it around that mark."
According to Landreth, SCE&G will try to keep the lake level at the higher end of the range (the 356-foot level) through the spring and target 358 feet for going into the summer recreation season.
"The reason for keeping the lake level higher in the off-season than we have in the past is two-fold," said Landreth. "First of all, SCE&G will be conducting two studies on the Lower Saluda in early and late spring that will have a minor impact on lake level. Each study will potentially lower the lake only a few inches, but by keeping the water higher, the impact should be lessened.
"Secondly, we want to be prepared if we have a repeat of the lack of rain that we experienced last year," continued Landreth. "The Saluda River basin experienced drought-like conditions from March all the way into fall 2006."
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Electric Wheelchair
The Year of the Veteran is an appropriate time to welcome home the first successful electric wheelchair, invented by the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) alumnus George Klein. The chair, designed to assist veterans who were injured in the Second World War, has helped disabled people around the world regain independence.
Fifty years ago the Government of Canada presented the United States Veterans Administration with the prototype of the first working electric wheelchair for quadriplegic patients. This gesture was part of Canada's wider efforts to share the invention with other countries and to help disabled patients around the world achieve greater independence.
Before this time, manual wheelchairs were not considered to be assistive devices for individuals. A very limited number of wheelchairs were available to medical personnel for moving patients from one part of a ward to another, often a hospital might have a handful of chairs to serve as many as a hundred patients. A paraplegic war veteran with powerful connections and founder of the CPA, John Counsell, promoted broader use of newer, lighter, more flexible wheelchairs and actively lobbied the Government of Canada. His efforts led to Canada being the first country to make a mass purchase of manual wheelchairs to help veterans resume more active lives. Although these chairs helped paraplegic veterans and were easier to use than their predecessors, the quadriplegic patients were still without means to move around independently.
That's when NRC's inventive staff came onto the scene. NRC's George Klein is credited with dreaming up many of the key features and overall design for the motorized wheelchair. Previous attempts by other individuals and organizations had failed to result in safe or dependable solutions. The late Dr. Klein, together with his colleagues such as Robert Owens of Brockville, Ontario, participated in what is now recognized as a first of its kind collaboration between scientists, engineers, patients and doctors. This innovative team's efforts resulted not only in the invention of this motorized wheelchair, but their initiative has also been cited as perhaps one of the world's first examples of "rehabilitation engineering". During this important project, patients were true collaborators. They advised the designers about what they wanted and needed, they provided equipment as well as described the challenges that they faced.
Widely considered one of the greatest artifacts in the history of Canadian science, engineering and invention, the chair received international acclaim for its innovative controls, ease of operation, flexible drive system, and dependability. It is a true Canadian success story and a shining example of how science and technology can improve the lives of individuals globally.
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There are an estimated 27,700 plant species in Australia, including living fossils such as the cycad palm and the grass tree, and brilliant wildflowers such as the waratah, Sturt's desert pea, banksia and kangaroo paws.
We also have around 2800 species of eucalypts (gum trees), and 1000 species of acacia, which we call 'wattle'. The Golden Wattle is Australia's floral emblem. Eucalypts make up almost 80 per cent of our forests. Acacias, melaleuca (tea tree), casuarinas (she-oaks), callitris (cypress pine), mangrove and rainforests make up the other 20 per cent.
Australia's tallest trees can be found in the south-west of Western Australia in the Valley of the Giants. Giant tuart, karri, and rich red jarrah which live for up to 500 years can be found here. The 1000 kilometre Bibbulmun Track traverses a variety of jarrah, marri, wandoo, karri and tingle forests as well as internationally significant wetlands.
The cool temperate rainforest of the World Heritage-listed Tasmanian wilderness contains some of the oldest trees on the planet including the rare Huon Pine.
The majestic Wollemi pine is a remnant from a 200 million year-old landscape, when Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica were joined together as the supercontinent Gondwana. It was thought to have been extinct for millions of years, until rediscovered by a bushwalker in 1994. Fewer than 100 trees exist in the wild, growing in the deep rainforest gorges of the Greater Blue Mountains.
Gum trees (eucalypts) are the tree most commonly associated with Australia. They are found in areas from sub-alpine to wet coastal forests, through to temperate woodlands and the dry inland areas. The Greater Blue Mountains has the most diverse range of eucalypt species on earth. In fact, the Blue Mountains gets its name from the blue shimmer which rises into the air from the oil from the trees. In the Australian Alps, striking silver and red snow gums stand out amongst the snow-filled landscape. In South Australia's Flinders Ranges ancient river red gums live in the dry creek beds. Koalas feed exclusively on certain species of eucalypts.
Rainforest once covered most of the ancient southern super-continent Gondwana, and there are primitive plants found in these forests that are linked to those growing more than 100 million years ago. Australia's rainforests stretch across the country and cover every climatic type. The Daintree Rainforest in north Queensland is the oldest tropical rainforest on earth, dating back 135 million years. An extraordinary 13 different types of rainforest can be found here. The Gondwana Rainforests of South East Queensland and northern New South Wales include the most extensive areas of subtropical rainforest in the world along with cool temperate rainforest. Pockets of dry rainforest live in Western Australia's Kimberley region. There are monsoon rainforests in Kakadu National Park and lush fern gullies in Victoria's Otway Ranges.
Wetlands attract high numbers of migratory birds in Kakadu National Park and The UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve-listed Croajingolong National Park and Nadgee Nature Reserve in south-eastern Australia. Australia was one of the first countries to become a signatory to the Ramsar Convention for Wetlands of International Importance and the Cobourg Peninsula in the Northern Territory, was declared the world's first Ramsar site in 1974. Australia now has 65 Ramsar sites across the country covering around 8 million hectares.
Wildflowers, including everlasting daisies, turn the arid and savanna grassland areas of Australia into carpets of colour in season. From June until September more than 12000 species of wildflower can be seen blooming across Western Australia. From late August to mid-October more than 100 varieties of wildflower can be seen on Kangaroo Island in South Australia, many unique to the island. In the Australian Alps, alpine meadows explode in masses of yellow billy buttons, pink trigger plants and silver and white snow daisies, once the snow melts.
Australia's unique flora also includes the Proteaceae family of Banksia (bottlebrush), Grevillea and Telopea (waratah). Around 80 per cent of the plants and almost all of the Proteaceae species found in south-west Western Australia are not found anywhere else in the world. The heathlands along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria are one of the most orchid-rich sites in Australia.
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[1116] Defect of Pericyte Recruitment Can Induce Villous Hydropic Change in Complete Hydatidiform Moles
K-R Kim, T-J Kwon, JS Song, S-A Kim, SJ Robboy. University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Asan Medical Center, Seoul, Republic of Korea; National Institute of Scientific Investigation, Seoul, Republic of Korea; Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC
Background: Why villi become hydropic in complete hydatidiform mole (CHM) is poorly understood. Most stromal blood vessels in early gestational moles are immature, lacking distinct vascular lumina and hematopoietic components, similar to the angiogenic cell cords in the normal vasculogenetic stage of early placental development (gestational weeks 5-6). Although the histologic features of the immature villous stromal vessels resemble those of normally developing placenta, the villous stroma of early moles is more frequently hydropic, raising the suspicion that leakage or permeability through the immature vessel wall is increased in early moles. We thought that a defect of pericyte recruitment around the immature blood vessels can be one possible cause of the villous hydropic change in CHMs.
Design: The structure of stromal vessels in 20 early CHMs were compared to immature stromal vessels in 61 normally developing placentas (gestational weeks 4-9) using immunohistochemical pericyte markers (a-smooth muscle actin, desmin, PDGF-b), Electron-microscopic examination was performed in 5 CHMs to examine if there is any defect of pericyte recruitment around the blood vessels in CHMs.
Results: PDGF-b was normally expressed in trophoblastic layers, villous stroma, angiogenic cell cords and mature stromal vessels both in normal placentas (from late week 5) and early moles. In normal placentas, a-smooth muscle actin was expressed only in the chorionic plate at week 4, but then gradually spread through the villous branches to form a reticular network in the villous stroma during weeks 5-8, and became accentuated around the blood vessels after week 7. In contrast, a-smooth muscle actin expression in the villous stroma was significantly decreased in the early moles, and perivascular cuffing was found only in a single instance. Desmin was not expressed around the stromal vessels both in normal placenta and CHMs.Ultrastructurally, molar immature vessels consisted of endothelial cells linearly arranged without pericyte attachment.
Conclusions: Pericyte recruitment around immature stromal vessels is defective in early moles, which may induce increased vascular leakage, and thus an important cause of villous hydropic change.
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OC Film Fiesta in Santa Ana a Cinema Celebration is continuing until September 19. All screenings are FREE! Hopefully you will get a chance to check it out.
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Tuesday, Sept. 14, 6:30pm @ CALACAS on 4th
"El Compadre Mendoza"
A classic Mexican Golden Age film about politics and integrity.
Opportunistic landowner Rosalio Mendoza wants to be everyone's "Compadre" (close buddy), but his alliances clash when a revolution demands he choose sides. He entertains government officers with his best cognac, then breaks out the mescal when the rebels appear. When Mendoza marries an impoverished young beauty, her charms draw a handsome rebel general closer into their circle with dire consequences.
Followed by an pot-luck reception. CALACAS' gorgeous tiendita will be open next door throughout the screening!
CALACAS, 324 W. 4th St.
Thursday, Sept. 16, 2pm @ Santa Ana College, Philips Aud.
"Short Film Showcase"
A part of the SAC Student Body "Hispanic Heritage" celebration day!
Lineup to be announced soon.
SANTA ANA COLLEGE, Phillips Aud. | Map
1530 W 17th St, Santa Ana, CA
Thursday, Sept. 16, 3pm @ Santa Ana College, Philips Aud.
"Los Ultimos Zapatistas"
This award-winning documentary by Francesco Taboada Tabone features interviews with some of the last surviving members of Emiliano Zapata's army. View Trailer
SANTA ANA COLLEGE, Phillips Aud. | Map
1530 W 17th St, Santa Ana, CA
Thursday, Sept. 16, 5pm, Original Mike's
"Latino Short Film Program"
Featuring Paul Bobadilla's award-winning "Tijuaneros"
A selection of short films by up and coming US & Mexican filmmakers will be screened during Original Mike's Happy Hour "Movies & Margaritas" night along with signature "Independence Day" cocktails. Celebrate the next generation of Latino filmmakers
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Thursday, Sept. 16, 7pm, Original Mike's
"¡Three Amigos!"
Classic 80′s comedy starring OC's own Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short
Sponsored by Caribou Industries and Original Mike's
This classic 1986 John Landis comedy starring Orange County's own Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin short follows the misadventures of a trio of silent movie stars who are mistaken for actual revolutionary heroes by villagers threatened by the menacing El Guapo, played to the hilt by Alfonso Arau. View Trailer
ORIGINAL MIKE'S, 100 S. Main | Map |Download Flier
Friday, Sept. 17
"Film Fiesta"
Santa Ana Mexican Bicentennial Fiesta Kickoff Gala
Sponsored by Downtown Inc., Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana and the OC Film Fiesta
Savor live music, Latin flavors, and a tantalizing atmosphere at the Santa Ana 2010 Mexican Bicentennial Gala!
Sponsored by Downtown Inc., Film Fiesta and the Mexican Consulate
A selection of short films and a cinema classic will be screened concurrent to Santa Ana's 2010 Mexican Bicentennial Gala sponsored by Downtown Inc, Film Fiesta and the Mexican Consul. This event also features live music, an array of Mexican delicacies, and an open bar set against the cinematic Santa Ana skyline. By invitation only. Attend the 2010 Bicentennial Gala as a Film Fiesta guest with any level of Sponsorship or as Press representative! Visit our Press or Sponsor pages for details.
Saturday, Sept 18, 2pm @ Fiesta Twin Theater on 4th Street
"Walt & El Grupo"
Join Walt Disney on his historic 1941 visit to Latin America!
Director Ted Thomas will be at the screening in person!
An award-winning documentary about a journey Walt Disney and his animators made to South America in 1941. The trip served as the visual inspiration for the animated feature "Los Three Caballeros" and influenced Disney animation for decades to come. The film's director, Ted Thomas, son of legendary Disney animator Frank Thomas, will be present for a Q&A session after the film. Screened in glorious 35mm.
FIESTA TWIN, 305-100 E. 4th St.
Saturday, Sept. 18, 6pm @ The Yost
"Eloy Take Two"
With introductions by the artist himself, Eloy Torrez!
Eloy Take Two is a film by Roberto S. Oregel chronicling the journey into the creative mind and work of Los Angeles artist, Eloy Torrez, famous for painting the celebrated mural of Anthony Quinn on the Victor Clothing Bldg. The documentary features comedy legend/art collector Cheech Marin, musician Doug Martinez and others. Explore Eloy's canvas, the urban sprawl of Los Angeles. View Trailer.
THE YOST, 307 N. Spurgeon
Saturday, Sept. 18, 7pm @ The Yost
"Viva Zapata"
With introduction by Emiliano Zapata's nephew, Alfredo Zapata!
This classic 1952 film about Emiliano Zapata starring Santa Ana High School alum Marlon Brando and Anthony Quinn, written by John Steinbeck and directed by Elia Kazan is not to be missed! View Trailer
THE YOST, 307 N. Spurgeon | Map
Sunday, Sept. 19, 2pm @ Fiesta Twin Theater on 4th Street
"The Three Caballeros"
The Disney animated classic!
This animated 1940s film starring Donald Duck and his two Latino amigos, the Mexican Panchito and Brazilian Jose Carioca, sends audiences on a vibrant visual journey across Mexican pop and South American pampas. A family-friendly classic screened in glorious 35mm! View Trailer
FIESTA TWIN, 305-100 E. 4th St.
Sunday, Sept 19, 9pm @ The Yost
"The Storm that Swept Mexico"
OC Premiere of a celebrated new film exploring the legacy of the Mexican Revolution!
Sponsored by the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana
The Storm That Swept Mexico is an epic two-hour HD documentary by Ray Telles that tells the story of the Mexican Revolution of 1910, its causes and its legacy, using contemporary footage and interviews with participants, historians, and others, as well as with period photographs and motion picture from the earliest days of cinema.
THE YOST, 307 N. Spurgeon
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I know tile can seem a little cold, but I think it could work with the right tile. I'd love to see your pictures for inspiration if you have tile or travertine in your family room. Are you glad you made this choice or do you regret it? |
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- Posted by lauriedeee (My Page) on Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 22:40
I have tile in my family room which leads out to the pool. I currently have it covered with a large rug because too many people, me included, fell on their butt because the tile gets slippery when wet. I hate it and am so sorry I got rid of the wood floor. It's cold too. My dogs love it though because they can lay on their bellies and keep themselves cooler in the summer. |
We have travertine in our entry and dining room. It is rather pale and is laid out in an interesting pattern. I have a small rug in the entry but decided to forgo one in the DR. For one thing, we already have a lot going on in that room, with very strong colors, three fabrics, wainscoting, etc. The floor is a lovely surface --- practically indestructible--- and is much easier to clean. We eat in the DR a lot and it seems that crumbs, sauce, or the odd lettuce leaf usually ends up on the floor. Our Lhasa loves that cool floor, too :-) |
kswl - Do you have a picture? A pale travertine is something I thought about, but I didn't know if the pale color would show more dirt than a darker color. |
I think Allison has travertine in her family room. You may want to give a shout out to her. It looks really nice. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Thu, Sep 6, 12 at 22:22
We do, it was from the PO. I am not sure i have a photo that shows the floor, and we have an area rug over it. I find it a nice neutral background. Although arguably out of place in CT, our living room is an ocatgon with 5 sides of windows, so it has almost a sun room feel and that is why I think it works. Ours is very pale and I think a Versailles pattern? What climate are you in? We have radiant heat, which I think is important if you are using it in a climate like ours. I will take a picture tomorrow. |
I live in Texas and it does get cold in the winter, but our winters are much shorter than yours, so hopefully I would be okay without the heat. |
We have vein cut travertine tile. No radiant heat :-(, but we did have a gas insert installed in our fp, and that thing really warms up the downstairs, and quickly when it's turned on. We are very happy with the way the floor turned out. No regrets. Yes, carpeting would be warmer, but the travertine should hold up better in the long run. |
Here is a link that might be useful: cat_mom's FR
I live in Florida now and installed wood-looking tile in our family room. Love it, don't have to worry about spills and scratches. It looks so much like wood, I get complements all the time on what beautiful wood floors! I do have 'real wood' in my living-room and dining-room. I put tile in all the bedrooms and baths as well. Easy to keep clean. Jane |
We installed large format porcelain tiles in our family room. They mimic slate. This room is on the lower level of our split level and includes the entry way(which we also tiled). The room also has sliders to the patio/pool area so tile was a good choice for us. I love the tile. It's easy to care for, looks great and is not cold at all. We do have an area rug in the seating area. |
cat_mom - How pretty! I don't think I've ever seen travertine like that. jane_ny - I'd love to see pictures of your wood tile if you have any. My mother is also thinking about getting rid of her carpet and one of the flooring stores mentioned the wood tile to her, but we've never seen it in anyone's house. Have you had any chips in it? We were wondering it it was a dark color and got a chip in it, if the chip would be white. I'd love to see pictures that anyone else has to post! |
No pictures? |
- Posted by jenny_from_the_block (My Page) on Fri, Sep 7, 12 at 23:33
Cat-mom - don't think I've ever seen pics before of your room but I love that flooring. Looks kind of like wood, but very sleek. |
Thank you both! The tile is vein cut Ocean Beige travertine from Artistic Tile. It is technically Silver travertine, but the type that looks like ours (more creams and beige and brown tones along with the dk grey and black streaks, than the mostly silvery-greys that is typical) is only available from one particular quarry in Italy, and Artistic Tile has exclusive rights to it (?). Someone on this forum used either Ocean Beige or Ocean Blue for their FP surround. A truly swoon-worthy FP surround! Most people think our floor is wood when they see pics of the FR, and some even think it is in person. Everyone is surprised to find out that it is stone. It's a very dense stone, so didnt require more than one coat of sealer if I recall. it is easily cleaned with a sponge mop. |
- Posted by cindyandmocha (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 1:31
I have tile in my family room/den (and most of the house) because I have large dogs. It's cleaner than carpet, less maintenance, and its certainly not "cold" because I have heat mats underneath the tile. I also have a large rug in the den over it -- but again, its easier to clean that one rug than the whole room. |
Just seeing your question now, msrose. Will take a photo in the am. |
Thank you Cindyandmocha! That's exactly my reason for going all tile....my dogs. |
I think the new wood look tiles are great looking. I wish I had somewhere to use them. I would do those in heartbeat! They look soooo real - but yet would take a beating. Doesn't travertine have some negative attributes? |
I think the new wood look tiles are great looking. I wish I had somewhere to use them. I would do those in heartbeat! They look soooo real - but yet would take a beating. Doesn't travertine have some negative attributes? |
jeannie01 - That's a good question. It does seem like I've heard travertine is more maintenance. Can anyone tell me what that means? One of the flooring stores I went to mentioned there are alot of porcelain tiles out there that look like travertine, but I haven't done any serious shopping yet to see if it looks like the real deal. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 11:43
Like I said, our floor(s) is very easily cleaned with a sponge mop. I have found that some travertines are more sensitive to etching. For ex., the travertine in our guest bathroom etches most easily. The tiniest droplet of TB cleaner or Lysol tub cleaner (or pee!), wiped up within seconds of hitting the floor, will often leave a small dull spot (which is easily "buffed" out with a green scrubbie, BTW). The travertine in our hall bath is much, much less sensitive, and appears to not etch as readily, if at all (so far). The FR travertine also appears to be very dense, and less prone towards stains or etches. We had the same travertine that is in the guest bathroom , in our entryway from the garage. We didn't baby it in the least, and only swapped it out in order to have a continuous run of the tile that is now in the FR. We don't remove our shoes when coming in from the garage, and tracked in our fair share of dirt and grit, and slid bags and boxes across the tile when bringing in stuff from garage. The old travertine did scratch, but they were all surface scratches. I camouflaged them with a colored permanent marker (buffing away any excess with a piece of fine steel wool), and they were barely detectable if at all. Travertine tile can always be professionally polished/re-honed if necessary anyway. So that is something to keep in mind. We don't find our floors to be a big deal maintenance-wise beyond avoiding placing bottles/containers of caustic materials directly on them. We avoid doing so on our wood floors, as well. |
Here are some photos of our DR floor: The close up shows a lot of color variation: But when you look at it in context it appears like this: It has cracks in a few of the perimeter tiles which, oddly, don't bother me at all. You can see into the entrance a little bit where there is a rug on this same tile. The PO put it in, tearing up wood to do so. I have no idea how it is cleaned but will ask HK if she uses anything special. We have two bathrooms with travertine very similar to the color of mtnredux's photo and it is very neutral also. |
mtnrdredux - I've noticed when I see the smooth travertine like yours, it always has such small grout lines. Do they use small spacers or do they put the tile right next to each other. The good thing is you wouldn't have to worry about stains in the grout showing up. kswl- Yours looks like it would be great at hiding dirt even though it's a light color. I really like the little diamonds. Thank you both for the pictures! |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 22:40
Interesting point, MsRose. I don't know since it was already here. But I think you need to grout? I like very small grout lines in most applications --- unless you are going rustic. you're welcome, hth! |
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I need some input from all you creative DIY peeps. I want to make a rather large Christmas ornament to hang from a branch on a large tree in my front yard. I'm thinking something sort of the shape of the finial tree toppers. It would be about 4 or 5 feet long. All the commercial ones are uber expensive and I think I can make one out of wood I already have. I want it to have a sort of 3 dimensional effect so I thought I could use plywood and marry 2 pieces together at a 90 degree angle to give it that 3D effect. I tried to find some patterns on google, but had no luck. Any suggestions? TIA |
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- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 15:11
I think you should be able to make something out of plywood by drawing the pattern and connecting them together. I tried to find a picture, but the only thing I could find was a Christmas tree, but it's the same idea. |
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Look at the shape of an ornament you like, and draw it on plywood, two matching pieces. Cut a slot from top to middle in one, bottom to middle in the other. Slide the two pieces together. You could add a finial to the top and bottom, and a hanger to the finial. Paint as desired. |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 20:33
The slot joints were what I was going to suggest too. The slot needs to be as wide as the thickness of the piece that is sliding into it (or a tiny bit more). You might also consider "decorating" it with a holes so the wind can blow through and to make it lighter. Remember to post a pic. Kathy |
Thanks for the ideas. The slot thing was the only way I could come up with also. So I'll give that a try. Kathy: putting holes in it might be a good idea too so the wind wouldn't spin it round and round. Hopefully this weekend I'll have time to try it. |
Use fishing spinners at the top so it will turn and not blow sideways. Also you could cover the holes with screen, and paint the screen, either to match or contrast. The screen would let the air through and still be decorative. |
Well did some experimenting and cutting today. We cut out 2 identical finial type shapes and notched them and fitted them together. I think it's going to work. Took them apart again so I can paint them. Also cut out some other shapes that will just be 1 dimensional ornaments. Had lots of scrap plywood around, so used up a lot of that. Am now on the hunt for some sort of hardware that will let them turn/spin in the wind. Pics to follow when completed :) |
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New York Rangers 2 (Recap)
Montreal 1
Philadelphia 2 (Recap)
New York Islanders 3
Phoenix 6 (Recap)
Minnesota 1
San Jose 3 (Recap)
Notable Numbers
* Goalies be getting yanked around the NHL on Thursday night: Henrik Lundqvist was pulled after giving up three goals on 13 shots against the Columbus Blue Jackets; James Reimer didn't make it through the first period in St. Louis after allowing three goals on 15 shots against the Blues; and Devan Dubnyk rounded out the trio by taking a seat after one period after the Boston Bruins scored two goals on 15 shots through 20 minutes.
* Lundqvist, by the way, has given up 14 goals in his last four starts.
* On the bright side, Ottawa's Craig Anderson stopped 40 of 41 shots in a 2-1 win over Ryan Miller and the Buffalo Sabres, possibly adding some spice to Team USA's Olympic goaltending conversation.
*Alexander Steen moved back into second in the NHL in goals with his 22nd of the season against the Toronto Maple Leafs. His previous career-high was 24 and he could top that before Christmas so that's a bit of a breakout.
* A bunch of guys notched a pair of goals on the night: David Backes scored two in a 6-3 win over Toronto, Blake Wheeler dropped two on the Avalanche in a 4-3 shootout loss while Matt Duchene countered with two of his own, Mikkel Boedker and Rob (best last name in hockey) Klinkhammer both scored a pair in Phoenix's 6-3 over the Islanders, and Joe Pavelski notched two in San Jose's win over the Wild.
* Finally, two other guys scored a pair in the Boston / Edmonton game. Jarome Iginla registered his first multi-goal game as a Bruins in his home town as Boston continue its Western Canadian road trip, while David Perron scored his 13th and 14th goals to take the team lead for the Oilers, ahead of, you know, all those first-overall picks.
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Briere Returns to Philly
Daniel Briere received a nice ovation from the Flyers faithful in his first game back in Philly after being bought out by the team this past summer.
Matt Duchene continues to impress
Matt Duchene did a Matt Duchene thing, and, as per usual, it was pretty awesome.
Sprawling Poulin
The Islander have had their goaltending issues this season, but this save by Kevin Poulin off the stick of Mike Ribeiro was not too shabby.
Niemi makes Wild save
In another candidate for save of the night, Antti Niemi took a seat and kept the puck out with his elbow. Pretty standard save, really.
Perron scores on one-handed wraparound
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Just, wow. As Thomas Drance notes, it's even more impressive considering who's he's fending off on the play.
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Fighting. Advanced stats. PK Subban for Team Canada.
So the Calgary Flames fired general manager Jay Feaster on Thursday, and while Brian Burke was sporting an interesting new look, he was kind of saying the same old thing as the organization prepares to move forward.
Forever citing his Ducks team that won the Stanley Cup in 2007, Burke said he wants to hire a general manager that shares his love for truculence and hostility, and that he's looking to build a team that bangs because they want "black and blue hockey in Alberta." Doesn't it make you just want to grunt?
The problem is, other than Anaheim and possibly the Boston Bruins in 2011, the Stanley Cup hasn't been won by big, banging, truculent teams in the post-2005 lockout era. The Carolina Hurricanes? Please. The Red Wings and Penguins? Not so much. The Kings and Blackhawks? Yeah, not really. In fact, maybe only the Cup-losing 2010 Flyers fit into that category, and they, like the '07 Ducks, featured a guy named Chris Pronger. And that's a key point right there. As much as Burke wants to tout this Anaheim prototype, he had the benefit of having both Pronger and Scott Niedermayer on the blue line, and that's a pretty good starting point for ANY team, regardless of a preferred style of play.
Further to that, many of the most recent Cup winners (including those Ducks) have been backed by exceptional goaltending, which, in my mind, is where the Flames need to start.
James "the real deal" Reimer to Calgary, anyone?
Other News
* As if Brendan Shanahan doesn't have enough to worry about these days, Montreal's Alexei Emelin may get a call for this hit on Steve Downie.
* Tim Thomas of the Florida Panthers left practice early on Thursday with an apparent injury, so welcome back Jacob Markstrom.
* T.J. Oshie really wants to play in the Olympics.
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I had this burgundy chiffon in my storage for years, waiting for it's time. For some reason, I decided that this is not my colour and the only reason I actually started thinking of using it to make something was to get rid of it! Chiffon is a nightmare to work with and I can frankly say I didn't enjoy the process, but…. I Love the outcome. The pattern from Burda Style Magazine 2/2008, 119 was perfect! Something to through over a tank top and a pair of jeans for a bit of glamour! The lace trimming in a matching tone adds a bit of old romance to the whole image.
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Oct 22, 2012, 11.55 PMby Linda74Sews
Absolutely darling. Just to make sure I understand the pictures – you are wearing the top over a lace edged camisole? So the top is quite sheer-brava!
Oct 24, 2012, 08.46 PMby Sewing And Style
that is correct- the top is sheer
Sep 20, 2012, 03.34 PMby carlamari1
I love this, its very beautiful and the color looks great on you!
Sep 22, 2012, 10.56 AMby Sewing And Style
amazingly, I would have never chosen this colour for myself, and this project was in a way to get rid of a piece of chiffon, I had for ages. What a surprise!
Sep 19, 2012, 03.17 PMby harperellen
This is so, so beautiful!
Sep 20, 2012, 09.31 AMby Sewing And Style
thank you
Sep 19, 2012, 06.21 AMby Anniemollison
gorgeous, do you know if the pattern is on the Burda website?
Sep 19, 2012, 08.26 PMby Anniemollison
Jul 30, 2012, 11.08 PMby schnui
I love this top on you and I went back to my old Burda magazine stack and found the pattern which I have completely overlooked and realized how much nicer is yours. I often overlook patterns, simply because of the fabric used by Burda, so I am so delighted to see your top made in chiffon (not my favourite fabric to sew) and to see how lovely it looks. I have a heap of chiffon left over from my daughter's bridesmaid dresses for her wedding and I have been wanting to make something with it. You have now inspired me on got me thinking!!!
Aug 1, 2012, 04.08 PMby Sewing And Style
I think it is worth it. Another similar top is in the current (08/2012) issue of Burda Magazine, and it ties at the back nicely. I think chiffon is a very nice fabric for those kind of tops, but it is a nightmare to work with- I always feel inferior to those seamstresses that often take on huge chiffon challenges.
Jun 27, 2012, 06.18 AMby bohemiannow
It's lovely! Colour and style! Well done!
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Jun 26, 2012, 02.58 AMby Adriana Orozco
I am most impressed!!! the blouse is lovely, the color for you is perfect, and the way you worked the fabric, is….beautifull!!! lovely job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jun 27, 2012, 01.00 PMby Sewing And Style
you are too kind!
Jun 20, 2012, 10.41 PMby wildcatspow
Ooh, this is so sophisticated!
Jun 27, 2012, 01.00 PMby Sewing And Style
thank you
Jun 20, 2012, 06.31 PMby Vita Bonetto
Beautiful, it looks like a real burdamagazine picture, and i love the color and fabric. Like Ralf sed, really big couture!!
Jun 27, 2012, 01.01 PMby Sewing And Style
I am so flattered, thank you!
Jun 20, 2012, 06.17 PMby HelenMoore
I'm glad you decided to keep it and work with it. The color suits you beautifully!! I love the design as well.
Jun 27, 2012, 01.01 PMby Sewing And Style
It seems to be a hidden gem, and I've found it now!
Jun 20, 2012, 04.45 PMby Ralf Schmitz
i love the color, the material and especially, what you did with it! that is BIG couture! i love it!!
Jun 20, 2012, 05.22 PMby Sewing And Style
Thank you, Ralf!
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First off, I'm looking to avoid increasing the population of moths/caterpillars in my garden, not increase them. It looks like I need to be better familiar with what attracts them though.
I was thinking of trying some new plants this year - mostly herbs - that are also edible. But I started to realize that they may be counterproductive. For example, I was going to plant milk thistle, but then found out that they attract sphinx moths / hornworms. I'm sure they'll come back anyway this year due to tomatoes, but maybe I can reduce the chances by being careful with the other plants. Does anyone know about borage, lemon balm, and nasturtium, as far as helping or making matters worse? I know the first two attract bees, but I'm not sure how the three factor in with moths/caterpillars. |
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- Posted by honeybunny2 Z9TX (My Page) on Fri, Feb 10, 12 at 7:02
Jim, where are you located? Linda lives in Rockport, she is our herb expert. You might want to post your questions regarding herbs on the Gardening in Texas forum. Barbra |
- Posted by honeybunny2 Z9TX (My Page) on Fri, Feb 10, 12 at 21:31
I will be going down to Rockport next weekend, if Linda has not responded by then, I will go to her house so she can post a replay. She knows everything about herbs ,caterpillers, and host plants. Barbra |
- Posted by ltcollins1949 9a TX (My Page) on Fri, Feb 17, 12 at 20:26
Thanks for the compliments Barbra! I plant to attract butterflies! I love them. But if you are interested in what attracts them in order to avoid them, check out the following article that I posted on Rockport Herbies Blog. And here is some more information courtesy of The Herb Companion. |
Thanks honeybunny2 and company. I'm around Houston, but I believe the zone and weather are quite close to those around Rockport. Yeah, seeing what attracts them is a great tool to know what to avoid (for my approach). I've already found rosemary to be a problem. It looks like I'll need to rethink and maybe reconsider the thyme, sage, nasturtium, and oregano. |
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