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Bibliography vs Reference List
Bibliography and Reference List are two terms that are used in the field of research methodology and are often confused when it comes to their meanings. Bibliography is the list of books and journals referred in the making of a dissertation or a thesis. On the other hand reference is the location in a particular book from which a particular paragraph or a point is referred in the dissertation or in the thesis. This is the major difference between the two terms bibliography and reference.
Sometimes the word 'bibliography' refers to the list of book of a specific author or publisher. It also refers to the list of books on a specific subject. The history or description of books is also referred to by the word bibliography. Sometimes bibliography gives the description of the authors and editions of the books.
Bibliography is considered a vital part of any thesis for that matter. This is because of the fact that the evaluation of the thesis is made normally based on the books referred by the researcher in writing the thesis. Hence bibliography is a kind of acknowledgement to the various books and journals referred by the writer of the thesis in writing the thesis.
The researcher might have incorporated some of the ideas echoed in the books in his thesis or might have simply referred the books to get more knowledge in the subject. He mentions the location of information from any given book in the footnote of a page as reference list. Footnotes are basic sources of reference made by the researcher in writing the thesis or dissertation.
Bibliography and reference need certain rules and regulations to follow and hence are considered as a form of art. Writing bibliography and reference forms a part of the research study. These are the differences between bibliography and reference list.


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Jimmie Johnson Wins At Martinsville
Matt Kenseth Wins At Kansas Speedway
Clint Bowyer Wins Bank Of America 500
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Things were looking up for Dale Earnhardt Jr. this season. He won his first race since 2008, made the Chase and looked like a viable contender to win it all this year. But bad luck has once again hit Earnhardt Jr as he will miss the next 2 races in Charlotte and Kansas due to a concussion he suffered during the big wreck in the last lap of the race in Talladega
Matt Kenseth Wins In Wild Finish At Talladega
Brad Keselowski Wins At Dover, Takes Over Points Lead
Race number 3 in the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship took place at Dover International Speedway at the AAA 400 on Sunday afternoon. Brad Keselowski would continue his fantastic season by taking the checkered flag. It was Brad's 5th victory in 2012 and his first at the "Monster Mile".
Denny Hamlin Wins Sylvania 300 At Loudon
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series ran the 2nd of 10 races in the chase for the Sprint Cup Championship on Sunday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon. Denny Hamlin would take the checkered flag for his 5th victory of 2012 and his second at NHMS. Hamlin actually pulled a Joe Naimath by guaranteeing a victory earlier in the week on his twitter page.

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It's back to the 60s at The Fred
It promises to be an evening of fun and nostalgia July 20 at The Fred. Four legendary artists will take the stage beginning at 8 p.m and their music will transport you back in time to that popular 60s show produced by Dick Clark, "Where the Action Is." Paul Revere and The Raiders, Mary Wilson of the Supremes, The Association and Mitch Ryder of the Detroit Wheels will all be performing their hit songs reminiscent of that free, fun-loving time.
A few of the songs that will be performed that evening include "Baby Love", "You Can't Hurry Love", "Stop in the Name of Love", "Hungry", "Good Thing", "Indian Reservation", "Louie Louie", "Cherish", "Windy", "Along Comes Mary", "Devil with a Blue Dress" and "Shake a Tail Feather."
Gates open at 7 p.m. night of show and picnic baskets and coolers are allowed in the venue or you may purchase food and drink at the concession area.
Maguire's Family & Friends Irish Pub is the concessionaire for The Fred. For more information about The Fred catering, go to http://maguiresirishpub.com/GreatFood.
Tickets for the show are $40 for Lawn seats and range from $45-$55 for reserved seats.
A very limited number of Gold or Terrace Tables are available for $600 and seat six. To purchase tickets, or for further information, call the Fred Box Office at 770-631-0630 or visit www.amphitheater.org for a complete listing of concerts.


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What we heard: When rumors first surfaced about Peter Jackson directing the Halo movie, many dismissed it as a fantasy cooked up by daydreaming nerds. But when it turned out that the King Kong director had agreed to executive-produce Halo, many were flabbergasted that such a perfect pairing could actually happen.
It was the Halo-Jackson news that made it hard to throw this week's bit of scuttlebutt straight into the crazy pile. While making preliminary plans for their annual sojourn into the deafening neon inferno that is E3, GameSpot editors spoke with a person who has many contacts within the Los Angeles film industry. The person in question said that the hot game-movie crossover project du jour was Half-Life, Valve Software's groundbreaking shooter.
While news of a Half-Life film would be hot by itself, what the film insider said next was more scorching than a habanero enema. He/she said that Pulp Fiction director Quentin Tarantino had been hounding Valve executives to bring the game to the big screen, and that he was currently in negotiations with the developer. Most film fans were under the impression the director was in preproduction of his long-in-the-making World War II epic, Inglorious Bastards.
Alas, the image of Gordon Freeman smacking headcrabs to the tune of "Stuck in the Middle With You" was shattered by Doug Lombardi, Valve's director of marketing. After joking that Tarantino was in his office playing Counter-Strike: Source, he set the record straight. "As much as we'd love to meet with him, we've never been contacted by Mr. Tarantino nor 'his people,'" said Lombardi. "We've had many conversations with folks in Hollywood, but have no commitments for an HL movie at this time."
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Posted: Jul 28, 2010 9:16am ET
Back in 1995, when I was hired by Cigar Aficionado, I was a huge fan of big cigars (I was also thinner, had no beard, and my hair was all black, but that's another story.) When I wanted a cigar—and I always wanted a cigar—I reached for the big ones, double coronas and Churchills especially. Sure, I loved robustos too, enjoyed big pyramids as well, but I didn't look upon coronas and petit coronas with as much favor.Things changed. I had my smaller cigar revelations that opened my eyes to just how good a smaller smoke can be. First came the Arturo Fuente Don Carlos No. 3, which is 5 1/2 inches long by 44 ring gauge. (We include them in our corona category when we rate them.) If you haven't smoked one of these, stop reading my blog right now, go to your favorite cigar store and buy one (better yet, buy a couple.) You'll know what I mean. It's one of the all-time great cigars, and it's downright diminutive.
Then came the Cohiba Siglo I experience. It was 1996, and I was sitting on a balcony in Pinar del Río, Cuba. I opened up a box of Cohiba Siglo Is for the first time. Puny little smoke I thought, looking at the four inch long, 40 ring gauge petit corona. I didn't expect much. Wow, was I wrong. It was bold and full of taste. How could there be so much flavor in such a small package?
I moved away from really big cigars for awhile. Sure, I smoked them (I smoke cigars of all sizes, for tasting as part of my job) but when I smoked for pleasure I tended to go with robustos, corona gordas, coronas, lanceros, almost anything but the doubles and Churchills I loved as a younger smoker. One reason was my newfound love for the smaller cigars, but another was the constraints of time on smoking large format smokes.
But recent events have put me back on the big cigar train. I got a hold of some glorious Ramon Allones Gigantes recently (one of Cuba's superb double coronas), and puffing on them reminded me of just how good big format cigars can be. They are cigars that cannot be rushed, cigars that command as much as two hours of smoking time. I fired up one recently with a good friend on my deck, sitting outside on a not-too-hot summer evening, catching up on things. The cigars, each one brilliantly made, with wrappers as fine as silk, got better with every puff, and were eminently complex, rich and delicious.
Double coronas and Churchills aren't the hottest sellers in cigar stores—the best sellers are robustos and corona gordas—but when they're great, they are very hard to beat. If you've drifted away from them, consider making time for them once again.
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Christian Aliperti — July 28, 2010 10:39am ET
Nice commentary Dave. Think I will have to bust out one of those RA's tomorrow night. Somehow I think it will be a good evening.
David Savona — New — July 28, 2010 2:41pm ET
The ones I smoked were (and are) fantastic. And they're recent production RAs, very nice indeed. Hope you enjoy yours as well.
Art Sacks — July 28, 2010 9:27pm ET
I remember the Hoyo DC`s 10 and 15 yrs ago were so rich and refined. I smoked them by the box.Now i admit to smaller rings. But when i have time i revisit the classic large sizes.
Brent Strayer — Minneapolis, MN — August 9, 2010 12:43am ET
I totally agree with your comments about not finding time to enjoy smoking the bigger cigars. I love double coronas but there is never enough time to smoke them. BecAuse of this I started smoking the Oliva Serie V belicoso. They are small enough they don't take hours, but they offer a full bodied taste and just enough cigar to satisfy.
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The La Perla Habana Rojo cigar is another Nicaraguan puro featuring a beautiful red shade Habano Criollo wrapper and binder stuffed chock full of long leaf filler. This cigar could possibly be the boldest, spiciest, cigar in the entire La Perla Habana line. Cigar Aficionado rates this cigar a solid 90 and calls the La Perla Habana Rojo, "sweet and spicy, with chocolate notes, hints of roasted nuts and earth with a black coffee finish."
The La Perla Habana line is a boutique line that there is often a lot of buzz about but for some reason people get gun shy around pulling the trigger on them. These are solid tasting sticks that burn evenly if you take the time to get them started off right. Go ahead and give these a shot. We're pretty certain that you'll be glad you did.
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Style Me Pretty Massachusetts has a readership of 1.5 million people per day so it is a big deal when you can be part of a wedding published on the site! I have blogged about this wedding in the past and it was my honor to take part in their big day.
Coordinating the day of and providing the decor along with styling the dessert donut bar was so fun! If you guys get a chance please check out the post and leave your comments. The more comments the more exposure the post gets on the web!


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Let's Play Sardines with Tasha Whittle
We have asked 25 UK artists, illustrators and generally creative types to customise the La Sardina DIY for a huge exhibition that will run until March. The "Let's Play Sardines" Exhibition will be shown at all three of our UK Stores. We asked Tasha Whittle to tell us a bit about her work and her contribution to this exciting project. -
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After months of cutting, sticking, gluing, spraying and painting the Let's Play Sardines Exhibition opened its doors to the world at the Lomography Gallery Store East. 25 customised cameras from artists including Hattie Newman, Gemma Correll, Pete Fowler and Chris Howker, each one totally unique. Find out how we got on right here. -
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Canada Water 'Super' Library is the civic centrepiece for the regeneration of the area around Canada Water and a focus for the community. Its inverted pyramid form is an innovative response to providing an efficient single large library floor on a smaller footprint site.
It has been dubbed 'super' by Southwark Council as it incorporates a multi-purpose community and performance space; education and meeting roomsand a café. It also subsumes an entrance to the adjacent tube and bus station and provides real time train times in the main entrance area.
The perforated bronzed anodised aluminium cladding 'shimmers' in the sunlight and mimics the ripples of the basin it sits next to. The bronze colour isreflective of the notion of a civic building's grandeur and long-lasting place within a community whilst the perforated aluminium,(ripple effect) gives it a playful feel.
The community have been strongly involved since 2005 when Southwark Council wrote the brief for the master-plan competition. Community representatives helped choose the winning scheme, and were also involved in developing the library brief. In April 2006, Southwark wrote that there was an opportunity to design 'a free-standing iconic civic building which exemplifies the importance of library, education and community facilities to the people of the borough.' Scrutinized at public exhibitions and talks throughout the process, the resulting building is a testimony to Southwark Council and its inclusive approach, working with and energising the existing communities of the area.
The building is a strong civic gesture in an area of mixed building, including considerably higher blocks of flats. The sloping form invites people under its wings. The more vertical walls to north and west elegantly enclose the plaza and street respectively. The more angled walls engage the scale of Canada Water basin to the south.
Barry Duckett, chair of the Rotherhithe Area Housing Forum and the Canada Estate Tenants and Residents Association, said: "The area desperately needed a library that was more than just a library - it needed a hub for the community where young people can study and access computers, it needed a community space for meetings, and it needed an outlet for the arts. This library has got all of those and it far exceeded my expectations - I'm delighted by it."
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Citizens form "Thank you" to celebrate at the Tokyo Municipal Government office square in Tokyo Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013 after the International Olympic Committee chose the city to host the 2020 Olympics. A half-century after the 1964 Tokyo games heralded Japan's reemergence from destruction and defeat in World War II, the city's triumphant bid to host the 2020 summer games is giving this aging nation a chance to revive both its sagging spirits and its stagnating economy. The Japanese banners at bottom held by others read: "Thank you."
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It is a substantial piece of furniture. Really heavy.
But it was pretty dinged up
and had scratches and water marks on the top.
But I knew of its defects when I bought it and I had plans of painting it from the get go.
So I thoroughly cleaned it out,
got rid of the yucky, sticky shelf paper in it
and let it sit for two months. Waiting for me to be inspired.
Almost everything in this room is brown, black, tan or white, so I had thoughts of maybe painting it black. That would be safe. That would be an easy choice. That would be boring.
I had turquoise in the back of my mind, since that would be a statement color. Not safe. Not an easy choice. Definately not boring.
I decided to go for it.
It went from this pecan color
to this high octane, laying on the beach in Cancun, where are my sunglasses? turquoise color.
Now, you know I love my turquoise.
And I have always really wanted an accent piece against this wall for a punch of color.
Just not sure I wanted this much of a punch.
(BTW, as many photos as I took of this piece, I could not capture the actual color. It is a little darker and more of a true turquoise rather than the lighter blue you are seeing in some of these photos.)
I glazed it quite a bit to give it some depth
and I do like that effect.
I kept the original hardware since it was sort of funky.
So anyhow, I could be a good blogger and lie and say that I am madly in love with this color and jumping up and down. But the truth is that I am still seeing if it will grow on me.
We'll see. It may end up being my favorite piece of furniture.
I am really liking the little vignette I put on the top of it though!
You can't go wrong with tarnished silver and vintage dogs.
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The spireas are starting to bloom. All of the ones I planted last year have gotten big and will bloom this year. A wonderful three weeks- I hope it doesn't get too hot too quickly. Renee |
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- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Sat, Mar 16, 13 at 2:17
- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Sun, Mar 17, 13 at 23:40
Beautiful,where did you find the plants in s.ca?? I've never seen them for sale around here. Kathi |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Tue, Mar 19, 13 at 1:40
I ordered them from Sperling Nursery in Calabasas. These are the 'flore pleno' variety with double blossoms. |
Hosenemesis - The spirea is stunning. I also like the obelisks. Can you share some details about it? |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 0:58
Of course! The spireas are easy and fast-growing- most of these have only been in the ground for just over 2 years now. I ordered them in 2 and 5 gallon sizes from Sperling Nursery in Calabasas. All of mine get a little shade at some part of the day, but the ones that get the most sun bloom the most. They do not require much water- all they get here is water from the lawn rainbirds twice a week for 20 minutes. I soaked them down twice last fall because we got so little rain and I wanted a big bloom this spring. I fertilize them in the winter with compost. I like to trim out the lowest branches to make them cascade, but they don't require any pruning. Gophers will eat the entire root system so you have to watch for them. They get really big- about eight feet across, but I don't know how tall they get because my oldest one was eaten by gophers. They are pretty nondescript shrubs for the rest of the year- the big bloom only lasts about a month. The foliage is small leaves that begin lime green and fade to a blue-green. The leaves get brown edges in hot inland valleys. The flowers on this variety, flore pleno, are so abundant that you cannot see foliage. No thorns, no invasive roots. Mikey says that they almost blind him at this time of year when he goes out in the early am to let the chickens out. They do not make very good cut flowers- the flowers droop too quickly. They are not fragile or brittle and so I like them better than azaleas (which cannot survive me, the dog, and Mikey and our big feet.) I planted over a dozen of them because they are so easy and showy. People say they are easy to propagate- they can send out runners, but they don't do that here since it is too dry. |
Wow, just beautiful! Thank you for telling us about them. |
Following the bridal theme, do you like Exochorda macrantha 'The Bride', aka pearl bush.?Rubbish at doing links and mine is still tiny but I love these white flowered shrubs especially philadelphus and deutzia - are these grown in Cali? |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Thu, Mar 28, 13 at 21:46
Oh, I wish! Can't grow any of those three beauties, but those were all dog-eared pages in my Plant Encyclopedia when I first began gardening. I was surprised that the spirea would grow here and I have been so pleased with them. |
Your garden is simply stunning! |
Always love the pics you post of your beautiful garden! I think of you often when wrangling with the danged you- know- what. I saw a new,"improved" one in t.v. ad, and wondered if you ever discovered a better one . Marti |
- Posted by desertdance So CA Zone 19 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 5, 13 at 12:34
Your garden is beautiful! We had one of these plants, but it was in the wrong place on the property we purchased. I'm sorry to be posting this photo of the final days of my Bridal Veil. We cut down paradise and are putting in a BBQ Deck. I saved a piece of paradise for planting elsewhere in the garden. The entire root ball is in a container. Wondering if it can be split. The landscapers cut all the blooms off. Fingers crossed it will survive! Suzi |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Fri, Apr 5, 13 at 23:08
I have one in the wrong place too, Suzi. So sad. Let me know how it goes with yours, maybe I'll try to transplant. Martinca, be careful! that thing is trying to break your hips. I have not tried the TV version, but I have two very expensive skinny ones from Gardener's Supply that don't kink as often as the thicker versions. But if I forget and set one down with the water on, it turns into a Whammo Water Wiggle and drenches my expensive orthotic shoes and sends the dog running for cover. |
"Whammo water wiggle ."....really annoying , i know but lol at the picture. :>) |
- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Fri, Apr 19, 13 at 17:06
Thanks renee for the info.Sorry I didn't get back here before now,but you know how life gets in the way sometimes.Appreciate your reply to my ??? Thanks Kathi |
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Your NetID is a username you use to login to various systems and services. Some of these include:
This document discusses how to get a NetID and how to retrieve a forgotten UIN (University Identification Number).
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If you can log in to Texas A&M Gmail, then you already have a NetID. Your log in to Texas A&M Gmail is your NetID.
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The Islamic State of Iraq, al Qaeda's political front in the country, claimed credit for Monday's coordinated attacks in six of Iraq's 18 provinces that killed more than 100 Iraqis and wounded hundreds more.
The Islamic State of Iraq claimed the attacks in a statement that was distributed on jihadist internet forums and translated by the SITE Intelligence Group. The claim is titled the "Statement Regarding the First Wave of the Operations of 'Destroying the Walls,'" and was released by the ISI's "Media Ministry."
The ISI said the offensive was launched "in application of the directives of Sheikh Mujahid Abu Bakr al Baghdadi," the terror group's emir, who is also known as Abu Du'a. The US government has offered a $10 million reward for information leading to his capture and conviction. Only al Qaeda emir Ayman al Zawahiri, at $25 million, has a higher bounty on his head. Baghdadi is now on par with Mullah Mohammed Omar, the head of the Taliban; Hafiz Saeed, the leader of the Lashkar-e-Taiba; and Yasin al Suri, a senior al Qaeda facilitator based in Iran; all have $10 million bounties.
Baghdadi had originally announced the offensive in an audiotape released on July 21, just two days before the attack; it was his first audiotape announcement since becoming emir in 2010.
"We give you glad tidings of the commencement of a new phase from the phases of our struggle, which we begin with a plan that we have dubbed, 'Destroying the Gates.' We remind you of your top priority, which is to release the Muslim prisoners everywhere, and making the pursuit, chase, and killing of their butchers from amongst the judges, detectives, and guard to be on top of the list," Baghdadi said in the July 21 statement that was translated by the SITE Intelligence Group.
In today's statement, the ISI said that its "War Ministry" organized the offensive and deliberately targeted the military, government agencies, and both Shia and Sunni groups that have opposed al Qaeda. The ISI's War Ministry is run by Nasser al Din Allah Abu Suleiman.
"The War Ministry had its sons mobilized and launched the brigades of the mujahideen and their military and security groups in a blessed new invasion during the month of Ramadan, targeting the pressure points of the Safavid [Iranian] project and its tenets and its followers and supporters in this land," according to SITE.
"The chosen targets were accurately distributed over governmental headquarters, security and military centers, and the lairs of Rafidah [Shi'ite] evil, heads of the Safavid [Iranian] government and its people, and its Sunni traitor lackeys [Awakening councils and Sunni political parties] who sold the religion, the honor and the land, and made the lands of the Muslims permissible along with their cities to the dirtiest people on the earth and the lowest of evils," the statement continued.
Al Qaeda in Iraq and its Islamic State of Iraq have persisted despite the fact that its leadership cadre was decimated in the years leading up to the US withdrawal at the end of 2011. Abu Ayyub al Masri, the former leader of al Qaeda in Iraq and the ISI's war minister, and Abu Omar al Baghdadi, the emir of the Islamic State of Iraq, were both killed in an operation outside of Tikrit on April 18, 2010. Other top leaders were also killed or captured prior to the end of 2011.
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Posted by Alex at July 25, 2012 2:38 PM ET:
Wasn't Abu Sulayman al-Nasser killed (http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2011/02/iraqi_troops_kill_al.php) by Iraqi forces in Hit in Feb. 2011?
Posted by Bill Roggio at July 25, 2012 5:54 PM ET:
He was only reported to have ben killed, it was never confirmed (I was clear about that in the report I think, see the second sentence). Nor has AQI/ISI released a martyrdom statement.
Posted by Mr. Nobody at July 26, 2012 8:14 PM ET:
How long until we have to move people back there to combat AQ? It is striking that the administration has barely acknowledged the recent surge in violence and down played it. AQ is obviously making a move with the war in Syria and secretarian division in Iraq. Houstonl, we have a problem.


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It is a beautiful stone, and I am not partial to granite. Your bs choice has a lot to do with colors you like (do you want to keep it neutral or add a punch of color?), style you are trying to impart, other materials in the kitchen (i.e. floor tiles), the overall size of the area you want to cover with tile (is it just the 12 sf behind a range, or are you covering 100 sf of wall space?), and importantly, your budget. If you can fill in some of the details, we can all be more helpful. From what I see in the images you posted, you like clean lines, light neutral colors, and have a contemporary country aesthetic (hence the hickory cabinets). If those guesses are correct, here are a few options that might work. All of these can be found at the Glass Tile Oasis link below. Cream Beige Glass Mosaic tile Beige Marble and Glass Mosaic Unique Shape Glass Mosaic Diamond Crackle |
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Well, there's good news and bad news. I'm glad I read you well,that you like the last mosaic, and that there's not a lot of wall space to cover. It is a ceramic tile mosaic with a crackle glaze. Sheets measure 11" x 10 1/2", with individual tiles measuring 1 1/4" x 2", and the tile costs $44.56 per sheet at the site I linked to. If that's a budget buster, you have a number of options to get a similar look. Another manufacturer, Stellar Tile, has a similar mosaic (12" x 12" sheets with 1" x 2" tiles) in a lighter neutral that sells for $19.35 per sheet (link below). An even friendlier option would be to find crackle glazed 4" x 4" tile and set it in a diamond pattern - a different look that would be a variation on the same theme. |
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Is it just me, or are the pictures all upside-down? If it's not just me, could you repost a picture or two, zebra26? Looking at them upside down is making me dizzy! :) (And if it is just me. . . why are they upside-down?) |
Thanks so much eam44. The pictures are not upside down on my end. Not used why they would be on your end. |
Pics are upside down for me, too. |
Not upside down for me. I think the diamond mosaics are great but putting 4x4 in a diamond pattern would look good too. |
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The pictures are all upside down. It's very disconcerting. |
Upside down for me, too. |
Upside down for me too. Pretty granite though. |
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South Cypress has a few that look like they would complement your stone. Search for "harlequin", that's what they call that shape on that site. |
first off, beautiful granite and cabs. wish we could see the floor.... from wha i am seeing, i would pull the darkest color out of your granite and look for a b/s in that color. if you go totally neutral, you will wash out your granite and cabs. i'm feeling a dark b/s to give you some contrast and pop. it looks like you get alot of natural light, so that shouldn't be a problem bring home lots of samples and try different things. some may surprise you. good luck!!! |
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Daniel Connell wants you to learn something at his show, so he opens with some pretty handy life tips courtesy of the Victorian Government's 'Swoop Danger' campaign.
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The annual Post-Tribune Fantasy NASCAR contest has returned for a seventh season. Each week readers pick five drivers and points are based on the same system NASCAR uses in its standings. Lineup entries can be submitted via email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or phone (219-331-5600). Entries can also be texted to that cell number. No faxes, please. With your entries, please include your name, hometown and a contact number. First and second place each week will be entered into a drawing in July for tickets to the Brickyard 400.
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In the two sports that I participate in the most — bowling and golf — a frequent saying is "go big or go home."
Actually in golf, the more appropriate phrase would be, "go low" since the lowest score wins, but you get the point.
Sometimes on an easy oil pattern in bowling or an easy golf course with pin placements that aren't very difficult, participants unnaturally can feel good about themselves — sort of a false success factor.
That's what the scores for this week's Post-Tribune Fantasy NASCAR contest reminded me of vividly.
Most weeks, a score of 200 for five driver picks (based on NASCAR's point system) is good, and will at least get you in the top 10 readers and make you feel good about yourself. Last week, seven out of the top 10 reached that plateau, which is good for any week, but great for a restrictor plate race when unpredictability is the norm.
But that was nothing compared with this week's contest for the race at Phoenix, when almost every driver in the top 10 of the race was a well-known name. Only Ryan Newman (seventh) was a little out of place, but even he gets picked by a handful of readers.
The rest of the top 10 — Kevin Harvick in first, then Dale Earnhardt Jr., Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards (eighth) and Kyle Busch and in the majority of lineups.
In the end, the result was predictable: Possibly the highest scoring week in our seventh annual contest, and definitely the best under NASCAR's new point system.
It took 203 points just to get into the top 10, meaning readers such as Anita Keray of Crown Point (201) and Harry Petruska of Hobart (200) didn't make it, not to mention the four readers who had 199 points. So kudos to the more than 100 entrants (yes, entries actually went up again after the first week) who collectively did a great job picking drivers this week.
There was a three-way tie for first this week between Christine Kerr of Gary, Ken Swiney of Hobart and Steven Arnold of Munster at 211 points, so all three earn spots in our drawing in July. Just missing in second place was Allen Curtis of DeMotte with 210 points. He would have been a repeat winner after scoring 211 points in the Daytona 500.
I forgot to submit a lineup of my own this past week, but I doubt I would have done as well.
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Quoted from BHealthy Do you think he's laughing at us, trying to deduce the hidden meaning(s) in every word he utters?
Quoted from Goldie I will have to buy regular Trehalose.. I need to find out if it has beneficial anything like energy, or happiness, or getting up to work or go to sleep soundly.. or cut cravings.. OR is 'that' all in Dr D's addition of Ribose???
Quoted from Spring I have something to report about Trehalose Complex that is amazing - again! I put a pound of almond meal/flour in my freezer back in the spring and forgot about it. The thing I remembered when I found it is that I had put a half teaspoon of TC in it and stirred it well before freezing it. I couldn't wait to taste it to see if it had that same old tastelessness that is the bane of any ground nuts that have been frozen for several months, like ten this time - let alone ground to the consistency of flour. I must say I've thrown out a lot of flours of all kinds because of that same old taste. Well, this lovely almond meal/flour had not lost the slightest bit of its wonderful taste, and it smells exactly like the fresh bag I just bought that is delicious!! From now on TC will go into any and all flours whatever they are made from, and I can stop throwing this stuff out!So, the next thing I'm going to try this on is the dreaded AMARANTH!!! I have some seed that I am going to mill, add TC and freeze for about a month (everyone knows that amaranth smells and tastes awful to the nth by that time!!) So I will report again after this experiment!
Quoted from Spring Goldie, do you have any Bach products? I think some of them would help you. Try Olive for energy, among other things. It works great with TC! I love Bach products!
Quoted from Victoria I agree about the Bach remedies, Yaeli and Spring. They have transformed my life and have been as important to me as eating right for my type (which is right up at the top of the most important things in my life)! One by one, all my emotional imbalances have been corrected and while right eating and exercising have been doing the same thing for my physical health (and also influencing my mental and emotional well-being) nothing has ever come close to this permanent kind of transformation. And I've been a meditator nearly all my adult life too.
Quoted from Victoria I agree about the Bach remedies... One by one, all my emotional imbalances have been corrected and while right eating and exercising have been doing the same thing for my physical health (and also influencing my mental and emotional well-being) nothing has ever come close to this permanent kind of transformation.
Quoted from Goldie What is the item you think is the reason for your improvements? The T as a sugar, or the D-Ribose?
Quoted from Goldie Why is it taking you so long to take a single spoonful?
Quoted from Goldie I take it as a spoonful dry and wash it down.
Quoted from yaeli In the beginning I could take no more than half a teaspoon. When I tried to take more, I felt funny, as if I "took something", i.e., some drug. I was half dizzy half beside myself. It was unpleasant and a bit scary, and I wasn't ready to function like that. So I reduced the dose, until few months ago I gradually added another quarter of a teaspoon, etc.
Quoted Text Victoria Monday, June 10, 2013, 12:34pm Quote Report to ModeratorSwami Nomad 56%Sun Beh NimModeratorPosts: 15,008Gender: FemaleLocation: OregonI'm glad to see this thread still rolling. I woke up this morning thinking about how either Trehalose or the Genoma skin care products (or a combo of both) are doing some very good things for the skin on my face. I am pretty fair skinned, with freckles, and I have had a lot of skin damage from sunburns throughout my life. Also a run of chemotherapy 12 years ago didn't help. I have had a number of little lesions, spots, raised areas, some pre-cancerous have been frozen off. I've been using both those products I mentioned ever since they came out and first of all, several larger brown spots have grown noticeably lighter. More exciting to me is that nearly all of the troublesome odds and ends on my skin have dried up and peeled off. The health of my facial skin is 90% better than it was a year and a half ago.
Quoted from Goldie Victoria! WOW!.. thanks for sharing .. This could become a whole new way of looking at bumpy skin and sunburned damage / repair. and all it took was about 18 month!
Quoted from Victoria True, but keep in mind that I follow my SWAMI program at the highest level of compliance, eating 90% of my food from the Superfood and Diamond categories and NO Toxins or Black Dots.
Quoted Text The directions say: "Stir Trehalose powder into water with a squeeze of lemon or mix Trehalose with a beneficial juice. Mixing in a spoonful of ARA 6 - Pure Larch Powder will increase its effectiveness. Dr. D'Adamo recommends taking Trehalose an hour away from green tea, coffee, curcumin or quercetin." I wouldn't want to experiment beyond this.
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I am looking for installation information on a Lopi wood stove model 380. I need the minimum clearance informton to begin with. I have checked the Lopi website and emialed Travis Industries to see where I can obtain the needed infromation. But have not recieved any answers back yet.
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- Posted by christopherh (My Page) on Mon, Mar 9, 09 at 8:25
You have what's called a "Smoke Dragon". It's an old dirty stove. It's not an EPA rated stove and really shouldn't be installed at all. That's why you got it so cheap. The newer stoves have different clearances than the old ones. So even getting a brochure for the current stoves won't help you. To be honest, I wouldn't even consider installing the stove. Get an EPA rated one. |
This stove is listed by the EPA...smoke dragon? Not EPA rated? Where do you get your information? Check out the URL below. I would say just keep looking for information on this wood stove. -Roger |
Here is a link that might be useful: EPA listings of certified wood stoves
- Posted by christopherh (My Page) on Mon, Mar 30, 09 at 16:44
If your stove was made in 1984, it's not an EPA rated stove. Does it have a secondary combustion with the tubes? Or does it have a catalytic converter in the flue? If not, when you damp down the stove, you literally cut the air off to the fire and it literally smolders. And smoldering wood creates smoke. The EPA passed regulation banning the practice in the new stoves. That's whay they have th etubes and baffle in th estove. Or a CAT. They want clean burning stoves. Many wonderful companies went under because of th erulings. The one that comes to mind is FISHER. They were th e"Rolls Royce" of woodstoves, and they couldn't comply with the 1990+/- rulings. Lopi may have the same MODEL, but they're not the same stove. |
I was able to get a copy of these owner's manual. I do not find an EPA label on it. It has a primary air camber and what they refer to as a channeled masonry baffle. I gave $200 for the stove, if I find I use it, I will upgrade to a more efficient model. Tanks |
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Ironically, the majority of Big Baby's prestige is built upon his ability to raise his game in the postseason, which is pretty funny when you realize that his play in this year's playoffs was so bad that it probably hurt his market value. Before this season, Davis's PERs and shooting percentages in the postseason were better than they were during the regular season. That's a big part of the reason why the Celtics paid him so well the past two years. But this season — during which Doc Rivers contends that he was gunning for stats in order to secure a large contract — the opposite was true, as Davis saw his numbers decline across the board. Basically the opposite of what you want to happen in a contract year. Talk about your all-time major backfires.
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Face perfect... Height not so much... But they messed up with Peeta's height as well!! Hollywood can do a good job making someone look taller then they are, like they did with Tom Cruise!
he looks good but my number one pet peeve is that he is frickin' FIVE FEET SEVEN INCHES TALL -.- if you REALLY want a perfect finnick he has to be at least 6'0
To be honest, I see Grant Gustin should be Finnick. He would be perfect for the role! he even said that he would love to be Finnick D:
I don't find him attractive 1 bit, but it seems A LOT of people r pushing 4 him. Sooo... if they choose 2 cast him, he badly needs a tan, to bulk up, many, many things b4 filming starts.
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Finnick reminds me of Silas!!! Hunter is already good at playing Silas, why can't he be great at playing the role of Finnick?
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This is exactly how I pictured Finnick when I read Catching Fire!
Retract my comment on Justin Timberlake! i don't know who this man is but he is definitely a good physical make to be Finnick.
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HUNTER!!!! if he dies his hair red he will be PERFECT!!!!
Garrett is 27. But he looks 31. Hunter is handsome enough. Trust me. He even has the body for it. You can't tell me Josh was your first pick for Peeta, but he's done great with the role.
Garret's only 26, 2 years older than Finnick is supposed to be. This guy is too pale, and not handsome enough to play Finnick. Garret Hedlund deff needs to play Finnick :D
Please please please please please please please!
Finnick is supposed to be 24. James, Garrett, and Jensen are great looking. But they are too old. Way too old. Hunter Parrish is ideal. He is Finnick, look at him.
this is probably a lot like how i pictured him. this is probably one of the only suggestions that i have seen that would actually work for Finnick
I think Finnick Odair should be Hunter Parrish!!!!!!!:)
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I love him! He would be great I think, and he is in awesome shape.
he actually looks a bit closer to how i pictured Finnick while reading the books... but can he bulk up enough to look like he can rescue?
Yes! Now here is finally someone I could see as Finnick.


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