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This product by ELK Lighting is available in an antique white finish. Illuminated by three 60-watt clear incandescent candelabra bulbs. Part of the Elise collection.
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We purchased this chandelier for our 10 year old daughters room and it looks great. The pink petals are a clear plastic but you can not tell it is plastic once it is up. We are very happy with it and my daughter feels like a princess.
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Snappy Ubuntu challenges CoreOS and Project Atomic on lightweight cloud servers
To make more efficient use of datacenters and cloud hardware, Ubuntu is creating a new, ultra-lightweight Ubuntu server.
To make more efficient use of datacenters and cloud hardware, Ubuntu is creating a new, ultra-lightweight Ubuntu server.
Canonical's latest Linux, Ubuntu 14.10, saves the biggest improvements for its cloud and server versions.
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The technology industry is currently in the midst of a shift from client-server to cloud-mobile - a significant change that occurs very rarely, but one that Red Hat is embracing.
Collaboration between Canonical and Microsoft has certified plugins that let Windows Server run as a guest operating system on Ubuntu and OpenStack.
Are 64-bit ARM processors ready for the datacenter? Applied Micro and Canonical claim they are with an upcoming demo of the OpenStack cloud using Ubuntu Linux on an X-Gene server.
The latest release of Ubuntu Server is heavily focused on supporting cloud and scale-out computing platforms.
Timesharing used to be the way to share the resources of a single system. It was replaced by client/server computing but suppliers of VDI technology are looking to dig up the past.
The AMD Opteron A1100 series server chip, which features 28-nanometer process technology, will be sampling in the next few weeks.
AppZero is collaborating with Microsoft to persuade users of Windows Server 2003 to update before Microsoft stops supporting the operating system using AppZero's application virtualization technology.
With the Mir display server failing to make the cut, Ubuntu 13.10, rather than being a stepping-stone on the way to form-factor convergence with 14.04, seems more like an obligatory release.
Server vendors are about to be squeezed by technology buyers, who are navigating new technologies and increasingly considering options away from the traditional data center fare.
Although sample consists solely of Ubuntu users and can't be viewed as describing the industry as a whole, the results of Canonical's Ubuntu Server and Cloud Survey are interesting and should be considered.
The most significant aspect of Ubuntu 13.10 (codenamed Saucy Salamander) is the first release of Mir, Canonical's next-generation display server, which replaces X Windows. Saucy Salamander also features Unity 7 and Linux kernel 3.11.
Venture capitalist says IT's role is fast evolving, from server-room managers to technology facilitators. But it's not all going to be in the cloud.
Mir display server will be the default choice in Ubuntu 13.10, while Kubunut will remain on X, citing community development.
Here's my latest attempt to read the tea leaves about some recent Microsoft organizational moves.
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Technology adopters should prepare for double-edged possibilities.
Bringing first-class development tools into its Office desktop suite, Microsoft is taking a forward step along the path to productivity. Thats a journey whose progress Ive been praising since 1991, when advanced macro capabilities made Word 2.0 for Windows a revolutionary product. The forthcoming Visual Studio Tools for Office will put even more developer power at the point of end-user action and will let custom applications inherit Office behaviors that users already understand. These are clearly good ideas.
No, thats being too nice. Lets try another opening.
Putting unrestricted automation into the exposed environment of Office, Microsoft is taking yet another downhill step into the pit of an already-complex and insecure end-user computing experience. Warping standards-based interoperability into a barbed-wire corral of complexity, the forthcoming Visual Studio Tools for Office will place application-level security and enterprise data protection at the mercy of careless department-level developers. We should know better by now.
No, thats erring in the opposite direction. But if I wrote these columns from either a pro- or an anti-Microsoft agenda, I could simply choose the pro or anti paragraph above. Either position could be readily defended.
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Its too bad, then, that both are valid viewpoints, each with solid arguments to support it. Technology adopters will therefore have to recognize both sides of these issues and exploit the good while guarding against the bad. Both courses must be followed to meet the rising expectations of managers, in-house users, customers and supply chain partners for convenience and operational securityeven as IT staff become more thinly spread while our networked collaborations continue to accelerate and expand. Ill begin with the positive because the potentials of the (formally named) Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System are hugeand any pitfalls in using them correctly are clearly marked for developers to avoid. You can look at VSTO 2005, as Microsoft dubs this planned late-summer release, from two perspectives. It puts the Office suite into the Visual Studio environment, meaning that anything that an Office application can do becomes a developers building block. Conversely, VSTO takes everything that a Windows-trained developer knows how to do and makes it applicable to Office applications.
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The result was shown by KD Hallman, general unit manager for VSTO, when she briefed attendees at Microsofts Office System Developer Conference in Redmond earlier this month: "I can drag and drop Windows forms controls; I can then double-click on them; I can write code behind them," Hallman said. "And it is robust. Your applications wont break when you move controls around. Youre writing to the control, not to the [spreadsheet] cell, something very new and powerful. ... Its the new programming model inside of Excel." This got my attention because Ive been enjoying the power while cursing the limitations of spreadsheet-based application development since the days of Lotus 1-2-3. Spreadsheet-based models are dreadfully inefficient in terms of consuming memory and processing power, but both of those are getting cheaper all the timewhile the developer time thats saved gets ever more valuable. So I want VSTO to work, and I want to see the benefits of custom applications in the processes in which people create and use workplace documentsinstead of being cut-and-pasted from an applications output into a spreadsheet for further analysis or into a Word document or PowerPoint chart for transmittal. The flip side of integration, though, is the loss of opportunities for a person to look at a result and think about whether it makes sense. The royal road toward smart documents is also a slippery slope toward dumber mistakes and more devastating attacks on our systems. Im reminded of a line from William Gibsons 1982 short story "Burning Chrome." Launching an attack on a financial database, a cyber-cracker exults, "We just told Chrome were an IRS audit and three Supreme Court subpoenas." When documents talk to one another, sometimes theyll lie. Its up to developers to make those documents not merely smart but at least a little street-wise as well.
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Not bad, just two problems..
It's actually quite good, but the lack of music is a little bit of a disappointment. Also, I'm not sure which level I'm on, but it's the first real castle-looking one, and I died and got stuck in a ceiling no where near where my coffin is, and I can't get unstuck. He just fazed through the roof and is stuck there it seems. But other than that, this isn't half bad. It's pretty fun to play. ^^
Solid Platformer
This was a solid platformer, but at times a little unforgiving. The dropping stones were too much IMO. It would have been nice to be able to shoot them and have them fall, or have a little longer lag time so you could run past them.
I didnt play through too many levels, but saw no penalty for death (perhaps lose points per death).
My largest gripe was the fact that there was no ability to "look down" or scroll the map. There were quite a few times where there were drops that went to certain death. It would have been nice to be able to avoid those if you were smart enough to look down.
Fun for a while.
It was a pretty fun game but it lost a mark since it glitched and caused me to respawn trapped in the wall in the first level inside the castle/dungeon. Other than that it was a pretty fun way to kill time.
Pretty Decent
I like it, but...(Yes, there is a but) Some parts in the game people may believe to be impossible. I know they are not, though. I really enjoyed the good pixellated style you brought, maybe a theme song? Possibly?
I am curious in which platformer designer you used. Which?
Good job!
for maps design i use Mappy , game engine is mine in flash as3 (flashdevelop)
Good engine...
...but the game could still use a little polishing. The point system, especially the pumpkins, just seem kinda gratuitous. There should be some reward for collecting them whether that be different playable characters, an upgrade system (which I don't think would work well for this kinda game), a leaderboard (which also wouldn't work unless you either lost points for dying or gained points for speed), or some other kinda reward rather than just seeing that number increase.
I understand why nothing else resets when your character dies but you might want to consider having the falling blocks at least reset at death.
Since the skeletons all get tombstones when they die it might be cool to give the player's character a tombstone to, particularly if it was a different tombstone from the skeleton one.
If you make the levels any longer you should put in a checkpoint system. Since nothing resets at death it is very boring to run through an already beaten area multiple times if you get stuck on an element of the level.
Also, and I couldn't tell you exactly why, but I found the bounceback from the ceiling not quite intuitive.
hi! :)
checkpoint system will be used with larger maps for sure! In this game maps are relatevely small so..
i like also the idea of Player Tombstone.. :)


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I can't stand the competition, but I have been fortunate to find a great group of bloggers that are extremely helpful. I love comments, so I also agree that the lack of comments is frustrating. I also believe that compensation depends on the what is being expected. I have a point to sponsor anywhere from 4 to 5 blogs a month but one I do not compensate for is my Monday's Mom feature. Why? Because, my website is for my magazine which is generating a lot of traffic even though it is new. I use this feature to give back to the faith based blogging community because I could charge to feature these moms and I don't. Nor do I plan to. So I believe compensation is relative, but I agree. I honestly think with all the bloggers that companies will demand more of bloggers (stats, traffic) and make it a less fruitful way to make a living. I've already read a lot about that happening. I think bloggers who have been around for a while have benefited the most. I think we should all ultimately blog because we love what we do! Great video and I loved your natural hair :)
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Paying the price for bad games
Desperate games call for desperate measures. Last year, executives at Electronic Arts found themselves between a rock and a hard place. They had planned a revival of the basketball simulation series NBA Live under the new brand NBA Elite. The game was to be largely innovative, and was meant to go above and beyond the average yearly sports game update. However, near the end of the game's development cycle, the company was forced to face a sobering fact: the game wasn't going to come together in time. The publisher had already released a delayed, glitch-filled demo that players considered highly disappointing. What's more, the competition, 2K Sports' NBA 2K11, was shaping up to be the finest basketball game in years.
With its options dwindling, EA chose the road less travelled and cancelled NBA Elite at the last minute, a costly choice as the company had already made large advertising buys and flushed millions into development. Was it a savvy business move that protected the company's brand, and raised consumer confidence that EA stands for quality? Or should it have released regardless of the long-term consequences? Would it even be ethical for EA to hope consumers made the mistake of buying an inferior product?
Some projects just don't pan out. It's a fact of life in the videogame industry. Sometimes ideas that sound great on paper just aren't fun when put into practice. Sometimes a team – for whatever reason – doesn't coalesce. The market can shift drastically between conception and release; sometimes the publisher simply runs out of the money or patience to see a project through.
Is the only option to cancel, waste millions of investor dollars and probably cost dozens or hundreds of people their jobs? Is there a sensible middle-ground between getting customers to pay for your shoddy game and condemning your studio?
EA's cancelled NBA Elite – a version of the game was released for iOS, however
One creative option that has become popular lately is the paid-beta approach taken by games such as Minecraft and SpyParty, whereby gamers 'buy' the game in its beta (or even alpha) form on the understanding that the game is not yet complete. This can go a long way towards helping smaller developers raise the cash to finish development while being fully honest with the players. The other option is to go free-to-play, offering players the chance to try the game risk-free, with the opportunity for further payment if they want to continue to immerse themselves in the game. When done properly, both options can be beneficial for the consumer and lucrative for the developer.
Many people hasten to point out that an ethical wrongdoing implies malicious intent. So for a publisher or indie developer to be firmly in the wrong for charging customers for a bad game, they'd have to set out to make a poor-quality game – which, obviously, no company sets out to do. So how do bad games happen?
In 2010, Game Developer magazine featured a high-level analysis of all of its post-mortem articles. It analysed what went wrong (and what went right) throughout the development of 24 different videogames. The study found that 56 per cent of all problems arose from issues in management of the production.
This is to say that when a project fails, it's rarely the fault of the grunt coders, artists or even the designers. Far more often it relates to how the team is managed. This can relate to people being overworked or a team that has trouble communicating. It can also factor in excessive crunch time and staffing problems. These kinds of scheduling hiccups can lead to a lack of time for a lengthy code freeze – a period where new features have ceased to be added and all focus shifts to removing glitches – which can have a serious knock-on effect.
"One tiny code change can lead to massive bugs," says Simon Carless, global brand director at UBM Techweb and director of the Game Developers Conference. "What developers aim to do is to have zero critical bugs before release. But if your game is gigantic, and if the amount of time from the final code freeze to release is too short – and indeed, if fixing bugs introduces more bugs, as it often does – you can see how this might happen. Luckily, the Internet provides a way to help patch problems. And unluckily, the Internet also provides an 'out' for publishers or developers that may make them a tiny bit less paranoid about finding all the issues, since they know that they can patch."


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Sensational, informative and very professionally done. A must do !
Tour guide was awesome, very knowledgable on all the art and history of Florence
Marcello was a great tour guide and extremely funny and kept us entertained. He is very knowledgeable and has a passion for art, history and Florence!!!
I didn't do this tour myself but an number of members of my group did. They were very happy with the tour and commented on the advantages of skipping the line and the excellence of their guide
Really enjoyed the tour of Uffizzi. Our guide Gonzalo was informative and funny and made the whole tour enjoyable!
We had a most enjoyable visit to the Uffizi gallery. Our guide was knowledgeable and entertaining and we found thye duration to be just right for us.
Great and interesting tour guide. Hit all of the major works of art in a reasonable time allotment.
Our tour guide was not good. She took long pauses between sentences which made her seem drunk. She was overly dramatic yet did not bring the gravitas appropriate for the uffizzi. Her subject-matter knowledge was okay.
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Great time of a day to visit the gallery, and our guide was very good indeed. She spent 1.5h with us, gave us as much info as anyone would want early in the morning, leaving us to then have a coffee and explore the rest on our own. Great day.
Very good. The uffizi gallery is huge so it's good to have a guide . Also you will not believe the lines waiting for tickets so it's great to bypass the huge lines and get straight in. Very good book store when leaving gallery so it's worth a look. We did the tour at 4.30pm which was perfect for us but if you want to look around after the tour (your ticket allows you to stay on after the tour) you will be short for time as I think the gallery closes at 6/6.30pm. We had a great tour guide. Can't remember her name but she did the tour on the 6th of May and it's was very clear and she was quite witty!
Our guide was super! He was enthusiastic, knowledgable and friendly. We saw all the highlights of the museum without feeling rushed so I think 90 min was enough time with the tour. Because the tour was in the afternoon, we also caught a lovely sunset over ponte vecchio from the gallery!
A wonderful place and worth visiting! Tour was good too
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Best tour we took in Italy, including from private tours. I think our guide was named Rebecca. What a wonderful perspective on life, art and politics from the time period. We would love to take her on all our tours with us, if we could!
This was a really good tours, as tours go. The tour guide didn't spend any time on art pieces that were not universally known. She went right to the good stuff. We really appreciated that because the gallery was huge and crowded and uncomfortably warm. When we saw Botticelli's THE BIRTH OF VENUS, it took our breath away. THese are the memorable moments we enjoy the most. Skipping the line saved us probably an hour + time. That alone, makes the tour a good deal for us. I would recommend this tour.


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Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton Pulls Out of Australian Tour Due to Illness
Tom Hamilton of Aerosmith has been forced to leave the band's current tour due to illness. The bassist has returned to the U.S. to recover.
Tom Hamilton of Aerosmith has been forced to leave the band's current tour due to illness. The bassist has returned to the U.S. to recover.
Aerosmith fans who wind up in the movie theaters this May to check out the new 3D flick 'Epic' are in for a little surprise. One of the film's star characters, the old wise caterpillar of the forest named Nim Galuu, is voiced by none other than frontman Steven Tyler. While Tyler is often referred to as one heck of an animated performer, this brings a whole new meaning to the word.
Van Halen finally returned to the stage over the weekend (April 20) at the Stone Music Festival in Sydney, Australia and look who showed up for the festivities – Joe Perry and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. Okay, in all fairness, Aerosmith was on the bill as well, but it still made for some great photo ops behind the scenes.
When you've written enough great songs to warrant a prestigious ASCAP Founders Award for composing, you might expect them all to run together. Yet, for Aerosmith, the moment of inspiration for 'Walk This Way' continues to resonate.
For his fourth studio album in the past 15 years, Julian Lennon has enlisted the talent of Aerosmith's Steven Tyler to help him launch his first single, 'Someday'. While the pairing might surprise some, perhaps Tyler felt the need to repay the favor to Lennon after the latter contributed to Aerosmith's most recent studio album, 'Music From Another Dimension!'
Aerosmith, Van Halen and Billy Joel are the headliners for this weekend's Stone Music Festival in Sydney, Aus. During yesterday's press conference to kick off the weekend, media and fans learned that there's a mutual respect and admiration amongst the legendary rockers. "I tried to do the thing in 'Jump' but I split my pants," Joel said. "I couldn't do the move."
Aerosmith fans have gotten used to really long waits between albums, and all things considered, it doesn't seem terribly likely that the band will get around to following up last year's 'Music from Another Dimension!' anytime soon. Still, that doesn't mean the members of the band aren't at least thinking about what they might do next.
After 40 years with Aerosmith, Steven Tyler takes the long view on the group's well-documented ups and downs. He's comfortable with what the band have achieved in their career together. But that doesn't mean the unfavorable comparisons to Mick Jagger from early in his career don't still sting.
Record Store Day is coming up fast, and two of classic rock's finest have been added to the list of artists who will have exclusives available for the annual event. Legacy Recordings will be offering up vinyl exclusives on Aerosmith and Jimi Hendrix for this year's celebration of independent record stores.
Country star Taylor Swift has been known to date men her senior, but not senior citizens. Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler showed an interest in the hitmaker, in more ways than one. The famous ladies man split with fiancé Erin Brady in January.
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry took time from their Aerosmith winter vacations to benefit a good cause. On Sunday (March 10), the Toxic Twins performed a mini-set at a benefit for victims of sexual abuse.


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The Mediterranean Basin: Gardening, Plant Conservation and Modern AgricultureJERUSALEM, ISRAEL
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A new International Course on: The Mediterranean Basin: Gardening, Plant Conservation and Modern Agriculture at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens and CINADCO's Training Center-Bet Dagan Israel, 5.4 - 19.4.2005 About the Jerusalem Botanical GardensThe Jerusalem Botanical Gardens is the largest and most important botanical garden in Israel. It comprises around 10000 plant species, which were brought to Israel from all over the world and are being preserved for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The plants are displayed in six sections, each designed to create a miniature landscape of the region of origin of the plants. The School of Garden and Landscape Studies of the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens operates professional courses on various gardening and environmental subjects in cooperation with the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Jerusalem Botanical Garden operates enrichment programs for school children - from kindergarten to secondary school - on diverse subjects dealing with nature and preservation of the environment. About MASHAVIsrael's Centre for International Cooperation, known as MASHAV in its Hebrew acronym, was founded in 1958 as part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is responsible for initiating and implementing Israel's development cooperation program worldwide. MASHAV aims at transferring the expertise and technologies which has assisted Israel in its own path to development to order countries. Today, Israel cooperates with over 140 countries, providing training in Israel and abroad, as well as operating projects in partner countries. MASHAV is active in fields ranging from agriculture to medicine and from community development to entrepreneurship. About CINADCOThe Centre for International Agricultural Development Cooperation (CINADCO) is a part of the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Since 1958 CINADCO has been in charge of the International Agricultural program conducted in Israel and abroad by MASHAV. CINADCO's activities consist of international and country tailor made courses in Israel on-the-spot courses abroad, long and short termed projects and advisory missions. Israeli experts have also been sent to different locations around the world to conduct projects and to share the expertise in various aspects of agricultural production, extension, planning and organization. The CourseAimsThe course objective is to introduce plant conservation through management and sustainable use of plant diversity in Mediterranean climate regions. It is in our view that the role of botanical gardens can and should be increased by raising public awareness of these matters through education. The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens decided to take part in the innovative framework for action in the global and regional levels by this initiative. TopicsConservation and the Botanical Gardens
The Mediterranean Region
Mediterranean Gardening
Modern Agriculture (performed by CINADCO)
Requirements for Application and AdmissionThe course is designed for horticulturists, botanical garden curators, gardeners and conservationists. It is of special importance to participants from Mediterranean climatic regions and to the ones who engage with Mediterranean plant collections. Candidates should have at least 2-3 years of experience in subjects related to the course. Good command of written and spoken English. Application forms can be obtained from the Embassy of Israel or at MASHAV?s web-site: http://mashav.mfa.gov.il ( in Contact Us- Information and Registration) Completed applications together with the attached professional questionnaire , required documentation and medical form accurately completed and signed by a physician. should reach the Israeli Embassy at least 5 weeks before the beginning of the course. CostThe cost of the course is US$ 2000. No scholarships are available. Candidates should find the appropriate sources of funding. General informationLocationThe course will be held in two main locations: The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens in the city of Jerusalem and CINADCO?s International Training Center at Bet Dagan Agricultural Complex near to the city of Rishon Letzion Acommodation will be in double rooms. Single rooms can be available with extra charge. Methods of studyThe course will be based on lectures, discussions and field trips related to each topic. A final paper related to the topic of the course will be prepared in groups by the participants and presented at the end of the course. The final paper should be based on actual data. Participants who have projects in mind should bring along the necessary and up to date basic information for this purpose. It is recommended to bring portable computer (if available). SightseeingSightseeing trips to sites of religious, historical and general interest will be held. Arrival to IsraelThe official opening of the course will be on April 5th, 2005. You are requested to schedule your arrival to Israel one day before the opening of the course. The "Tal Limousine" company will transport the participants free of charge from Ben Gurion Airport to Jerusalem. The desk of "Tal Limousine" at the airport is located at the arrivals hall on the middle floor (left side). There is no responsibility for the use of other means of transport. Departure from IsraelThe closing ceremony of the course will be on April 19th , 2005. You are requested to schedule your departure flight for the following day. The organizing institution's official responsibility is valid only for the duration of the course. Visits to other countries need to be scheduled after the closing of the course. All visas must be obtained in the participant's country prior departure to Israel. ClothingThe course will be held during the springtime, when the weather in Israel is moderate. Temperatures may vary between 15?C and 25?C. It is recommended to bring warm and light clothes, appropriate shoes for field trips and bath suit. InsuranceThe participants will be medically insured by a Health Insurance Policy. This policy does not cover the treatment of chronic diseases, dental care, eyeglasses, the period of pregnancy and specific medications taken by the participant on a regular basis. Participants with Malaria record are requested to bring along the relevant medication. Personal belongings such as video cameras, portable computers, jewelry, etc. will not be insured It is recommended to take up separate insurance for such items. For further information please contact: For general information: Mr. Israel Peretz - mailto:email@example.com For professional information: Dr. Ori Fragman-Sapir - mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com International Course on: The Mediterranean Basin: Gardening, Plant Conservation and Modern Agriculture Israel - 5.04 ? 19.04.2005 Professional Questionnaire(Please photocopy, enlarge or re-type this questionnaire) Fill in the details (typed or in block letters) and send it together with the application forms to the Israeli Embassy and to the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens - Fax No: 972-2-6793941 or by e-mail to: email@example.com Name of applicant: _________________________ Age: ____Male/ Female Country: ________________________Nationality:_____________________ Mailing address: ________________________________________________ E- mail: __________________Tel: _____________ Fax: ________________ Last academic degree: _______________Year:_____Country: ___________ Employing Institution: ____________________________________________ From (year): ___________ Describe your professional responsibilities _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Describe your personal interests related to the course topics _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Have you attended any MASHAV course in Israel? 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Create a Fairy Theme in Your Garden
Creative gardening lets you sprinkle a little enchantment in your outdoor space.
A garden is what you make it, but creating a focus is a great way to tie everything together neatly. "When you have a theme for your garden, it gives you a great outlet for all your creativity," says gardening expert Rosalind Creasy. "And you can make anything you want, even a fairy garden."
Rosalind has always been enchanted by the lore of garden-dwelling fairies, carefree spirits who take great delight in nature's splendor. In fact, her fairy garden came about because another free spirit, a child, planted the idea in her imagination. "I planted a fairy garden because my niece said I needed one," she says.
"And I didn't even know what a fairy garden was, but then I started thinking about it, I realized that I have lots of plants with fairy names, so why not put them all together in a garden?" 'Fairy' geraniums, 'Elfin' thyme,' Apricot Fairy Queen' foxglove, 'Elfin' impatiens, 'Fairy' snapdragons, and 'Fairy Earrings' fuchsia are just a few of the plants that pay homage to fairy folklore in her garden.
Another interesting feature to Rosalind's garden is that all the things the plants attract - bees, butterflies and birds - are exactly the same things fairies love. Of course, the flowers are also a source of food for the winged creatures, winged and mythical. "Fairies are really particular," she says. "They don't eat just anything, but they love pollen and nectar." According to Rosalind, a great addition to attract both fairies and beneficial insects is a strawberry plant.
Having a theme can also provide a solution to common landscape problems - for example, what to do to make a garden "pop"? For example, Rosalind adds a few plants and a fairy statue with some bright red rose petals to add color and emphasis to the garden space.
Remember that fairies are small, and your garden can be, too. Rosalind creates tiny garden beds fairy-size with small boxwood, a little river rock bed because fairies love shiny things, and fuchsias, since fairies and hummingbirds like the bright blossoms. Rosalind's fairy garden also attracts the neighborhood kids.
She says starting your own fairy garden is simple. Nestle a fairy into a store-bought plant and you've got instant charm. Or start from scratch with a container. Use high-quality potting mix. Rosalind adds a dime-store bridge and several small plants. Even on a small scale, landscape design principles come into play as she arranges the plants. Tiny pebbles become a winding river, and to finish it off, she adds a tiny fairy.
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