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Ridge Racer's visuals may be getting slicker and more realistic but thankfully that's not the direction gameplay is going in. Real-to-life as it may look, Ridge Racer 7 retains the core element of the series - a complete disregard for real-life physics.
You thrash flashy sports cars around courses at silly speeds without even thinking about dabbing the breaks. You blast down straights and power slide round hairpin turns at 180mph like it was nothing. That's the essence of Ridge Racer, and it's just as fun on PS3 as it's always been.
But things get off to a slow start in the main career mode (Ridge State Grand Prix) as your first challenge is to pass a manufacturer trial and sign with them to get into the seat of their slowest racer.
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As you win races you earn money, which you then use to purchase new cars, and pay for upgrades to make those cars even faster. You can even toy around with the car's visuals, adding spoilers, decals and whatnot.
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As you can imagine, the earlier competition races are pretty slow, and the CPU players aren't particularly challenging. While these early stages ease beginners in nicely, anyone with any experience of recent RR games will breeze through the first half of the game without trying, and it feels like a chore.
And if you are a beginner, it won't take long to get used to RR's simple handling. Winning in RR is all about being an absolute ninja at drifting. It's simple - you enter a corner at any speed, let go of the gas to get your car sliding, then hammer the power down and drift your motor round. Line it up as you exit and you'll blister out with all the speed that you entered, no matter how steep the bend is.
As pioneered by the PSP games, performing drifts gets you some oh-so-sweet nitro power, which can be used to give you the extra kick you need to lead the pack. As you slam the trigger button to activate the nitro (accelerate is X, thankfully) your tires burst into flames and your exhaust spits fire as you blister along.
But most of what we've talked about is in the PSP games. So what do you get for buying it on your £425 super console? Nicer graphics is the first thing, of course. Although, we must say that it may look the same as RR6 on 360, but our side-by-side comparisons revealed slightly inferior lighting effects. Rave City in particular looks so much better lit on the 360 game. Strange.
The other benefit is complete online integration. The game is constantly connected to the net, giving you easy access to rankings. The game even gives you your own online ID card, and keeps a record of your achievements for all to view.
Of course, you can play others online too, which works smoothly and easily. Playing online in RR7 is the superior multiplayer option, as the split-screen mode suffers from a lower frame rate and a loss of the finer graphical details, which is a shame on today's hardware. Especially when you consider that RR7 doesn't look particularly mind-blowing to start with.
What Rigde Racer 7 is though is a brilliant arcade racing game. It's fast, fun, looks good and is highly playable. But the key issue is that this is yet another Ridge Racer sequel that comes with barely enough updates to warrant another purchase.
If you have RR6 on Xbox 360 you have very little reason to get this - it's 80 percent the same. In fact, most of its content is in both the PSP games too (which were also ludicrously near-identical), so if you have either of those this will all feel very samey.
The money system does add depth to the career mode, and the online support is cool but the overall content remains the same, and that's not good enough.
We can't help but feel that the series needs to do more now. It needs a reinvention - it needs another Rage Racer to come along with a whole new take on the things and shake the series up.
If you're short of games to play on your shiny new PS3, RR7 is a solid choice. But be warned RR fans - you'll have seen almost all of this before on PSP and 360.
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- Posted by melikeeatplants 9b (San Jose) (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 18:00
You should be okay with most varieties. They all fruit for me in 9b, San Jose. Marion in excellent.... I grow all these and the fruit for me: Red Raspberry (Tulameen, Heritage, Caroline, Autumn Bliss, Saanich) Yellow Raspberry (Anne, Fall Gold) Crosses (Marionberry, Boysen, Ollaie) |
- Posted by Puggylover75 9B Norco, Ca (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 18:31
Thank you.... That is nice to know. I suppose I will need to provide some kind of shade in the summer months? Or can they handle the Inland heat? |
- Posted by Puggylover75 9B Norco, Ca (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 18:35
Norco, Ca chill hours are around 200-300. This year I do not even think we have reached 100. San Jose receives a lot more than that yes? |
- Posted by melikeeatplants 9b (San Jose) (My Page) on Fri, Feb 14, 14 at 10:48
Well, lots of micro climates in San Jose area. Used to be a lot more chill here but with everything being paved over it's less and less each year. My zip code went form 8b to 9b with new USDA zones. On a good year we get 400-500 on a bad year 300-400. Berries are cheap to buy, and primocane varieties give fruit first year, all others second year. So not much time/investment in finding out what will work for you. Plant a few varieties and see which do best for you. I've seen commercial growers in CA have shade cloths over their blackberries. You might need some protection from the brutal summer sun. |
Buena Park was once the Boysenberry capitol of the world. Is Norco warmer in the winter? I have Boysenberry, Triple Crown, Ollalie, Tay, and Ouchita in the northern San Joaquin Valley. Chill hours are plentiful here but we also get long stretches of upper 90's and 100's in the summer. Mine are usually dry-farmed but the lack of rain is probably going to force me to water some this year. Regular watering and lots of mulch and you should be fine. I have a couple of Boysenberries near a vegetable bed and they probably pull water from there - they are never as flavorful as the Boysenberries that don't have water nearby. gary |
Here is a link that might be useful: California chill hours
Boysenberries need 250-300 hours according to the California Rare Fruit Growers. The document linked to below gives chill-hours for a few varieties. Kiowa and Ouachita need 200 and 300, respectively, so they should work for you. gary |
Here is a link that might be useful: blackberries
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wow... heritage survives in san jose? im up in nw ontario and it fruits and grows well. hows that for a growing range! |
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The best, worst in 2008 of Seattle theater scene
Misha Berson's Footlight Awards: The best and worse of Seattle's theater scene in 2008.
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Looking back at 2008, I'm struck first by the stunning abundance of productions, companies and venues in Seattle theater — many more, it seems to me, than in 2007.
Yes, some venues closed shop (Capitol Hill Arts Center, Edge of the World Theater). But others sprang up (NextStage, Edmonds' Phoenix Theatre) or relocated (Freehold, New City Theatre).
Impressive new portable troupes emerged (New Century Theatre, Implied Violence), and came into their own (Our American Theatre).
The level of artistic ambition rose too, with semipro groups tackling challenging existing works and developing new scripts (often by gifted local writers) more than the larger theaters.
Fans of big-deal Broadway musicals, on tour and not, had their pick, too.
Can the Puget Sound area sustain all this activity? Does the quality justify the quantity?
That first question will get a trial-by-fire answer in 2009, as our flagship outfits (ACT, Intiman, Seattle Rep, Seattle Children's Theatre), and valued midsize troupes (Book-It Rep, Taproot, et al.) try to stay afloat in the most perilous economy in decades.
And as for quality? That's not primarily an offshoot of finances.
Big-budget Seattle Rep had another spotty year artistically. And replacing departed artistic head David Esbjornson with the right leader will be one of the most critical hires in its history. Intiman gained creative juice from new artistic hand Sheila Daniels, as hot honcho Bartlett Sher took more gigs in faraway places.
But ACT was the most consistently daring and creative of the major theaters in 2008, with Seattle Children's Theatre excelling often, too.
The Seattle scene's greatest blessing remained its deep pool of excellent actors. They deserve a big ovation for their skill and dedication, as do the local education institutions training them.
And now, for the best and most-dubious achievements in Seattle theater in 2008:
Top Main-stage Plays
"A Streetcar Named Desire" (Intiman Theatre); "Boom" (Seattle Repertory Theatre); "Becky's New Car" (ACT Theatre); "The Highest Tide" (Book-It Repertory Theatre); "The Adding Machine" (New Century Theatre); "Eurydice" (ACT).
Best Premiere Play
"Becky's New Car," by Steven Dietz (ACT)
Swell Solo Shows
Mike Daisey's "Monopoly" (Capitol Hill Arts Center); David Natale's "Westerbork Serenade" (Eclectic Theatre); Charlayne Woodard's "The Night Watcher" (Seattle Rep).
Best "Off Broadway"
"BFE" (SiS); "Three Hotels" (Our American Theatre); "Leni" (Strawberry Theatre Workshop); "my new friends (are so much better than you)" (New City); "Arabian Nights" (Balagan Theatre).
Sexiest Shakespeare
Hana Lass and Michael Place steamed it up good in Wooden O's fine, outdoor "Romeo and Juliet."
Musicals with the Mostest (Local)
"The Wizard of Oz" (Seattle Children's Theatre);"Beauty and the Beast" (Village Theatre); "Zanna Don't" (Contemporary Classics), "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" (5th Avenue)
Top Tours
"Spring Awakening" (Paramount Theatre) and "The Drowsy Chaperone" (5th Avenue).
Best for Kids
"The Hundred Dresses" (SCT).
Top New Troupes
New Century Theatre and Young Americans' Theatre Company.
Freshest Holiday Treat
Taproot Theatre's folksy "The Christmas Foundling."
Zestiest Zombies
"Night of the Living Dead," a ghoul-fest based on the classic horror film. Encore! (SCT)
Best Play Inspired by Britney Spears
Elizabeth Heffron's "Foxy Populi" (Annex).
Coolest Theater Party
On the Boards' season-opening Tailgate Party.
Esteemed Visitors
Australia's Back to Back Theatre (On the Boards); Tashkent's Ilkhom Theatre (ACT); France's Aurélia Thierrée (Seattle International Childrens' Festival).
Big-Top Oohs & Aahs Medal
Cirque du Soleil's dazzling circus fantasia, "Corteo."
Bravo Acting (Plays)
Megan Cole ("Vesta" at CHAC); Angela Pierce ("A Streetcar Named Desire"); Kimberly King and Charles Leggett ("Becky's New Car"); Todd Licea ("Three Hotels"); Walayn Sharples (ReAct's "Well"); Kellan Larson and Sylvie Davidson ("Highest Tide"); Lucy DeVito (Intiman's "Diary of Anne Frank"); Nick Garrison ("Boom"); Zoe Winters ("Imaginary Invalid" at Seattle Rep); Armando Duran ("By the Waters of Babylon" at Seattle Rep); Evan Whitfield ("Three Days of Rain" at Seattle Public Theater); Sharia Pierce ("Hundred Dresses").
Standout Musical Turns
Felicia B. Fields ("The Color Purple," Paramount); Brian d'Arcy James and Sutton Foster ("Shrek"); Tanesha Ross and Cynthia Jones ("Saint Heaven," Village Theatre); Nick Garrison ("Cabaret," 5th Avenue).
Best Busy-Acting Babes
Suzy Hunt ("Cabaret," Seattle Rep's "You Can't Take It With You"); Amy Thone ("Leni," "Adding Machine"); Annie Lareau (Book-It's "My Antonia," ArtsWest's "The Vertical Hour"); Chelsey Rives ("Streetcar Named Desire," "Boom").
Top She-Devil
Christa Scott-Reed (Intiman's "The Little Dog Laughed").
Mamma Mia!
Gretchen Douma's grandma in Taproot's charmer "Over the River and Through the Woods."
Biggest Little Knee Slapper
Christopher Sieber's vertically challenged Prince Farquaad performed on bended knee in "Shrek."
Go With the Flow Prize
Actor John Aylward, water-bound in "The Breach," Seattle Rep's soggy Hurricane Katrina play.
Superlative Designs
Carey Wong (multiple SCT shows); Etta Lilienthal ("God's Ear"); Bliss Kolb ("My Antonia"); Melanie Taylor Burgess ("Hundred Dresses")
Go Green Badge
Annex Theatre's "Keep the Lights On," with electric power generated by actors pedaling bicycles.
Seven Sibs A-Leapin'
Patti Colombo's dances for "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
Best Merger
Seattle Shakespeare Company and Wooden O Theatre.
Yuckiest Stage Prop
Poison pesto, in "Bright Ideas" (Art Attack).
Lamest Puppet
The disjointed, Pepto-Bismol-pink "Shrek" dragon.
Swiftest Exit
David Esbjornson departs Seattle Rep a year before his four-year contract ends.
Karate-chop That Concept
Seattle Shakespeare's "Chamber Julius Caesar," set in a martial-arts dojo.
Feminine-Hygiene Nightmare
Book-It's "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues."
Swashbuckling Stupor
Seattle Rep's "Three Musketeers."
Thanks for the Memories
Closed Café de Paris; sold Oddfellows Building; moved-on Capitol Hill Arts Center.
Fond adieus to local theater artists Mark Sheppard; Gregory Morales; Douglas N. Paasch; and Jim Orr.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a defiant statement Tuesday evening that he would "not accept external dictates" on his country's borders, and that the matter would be "solely resolved in direct negotiations between the sides." Other senior Israeli ministers denounced the European action as "discriminatory," "hypocritical" and "unhelpful."
An American official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the diplomatic process, also called the move "unhelpful."
The guidelines, which are to be published Friday and take effect in 2014, reflect the increasing tension between Israel and Europe over Jewish settlements in the West Bank that world leaders have long considered illegal, as well as Europe's efforts to press Israel to resolve its conflict with the Palestinians.
European Union officials played down the significance of the guidelines, which apply only to deals between Israel and the union itself, not its 28 member countries, saying they were simply an act of longstanding opposition to Israeli activities in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and East Jerusalem. Approved on June 28, the guidelines say that agreements providing research grants, scholarships and cultural exchanges must state explicitly that they apply to Israel's pre-1967 borders.
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While the United States and Europe have long said that the 1967 borders, with minor adjustments, should be the basis of a two-state solution, since March the Obama administration has echoed Israel's rejection of preconditions.
An American official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the ongoing diplomacy, called the move "unhelpful."
Daniel Levy, a Middle East analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations, said the guidelines indicated that Europe, after years of criticizing Israeli settlement activity, was putting "its policy where its mouth is."
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Israeli politicians reacted with alarm. Zeev Elkin, the deputy foreign minister, said that the move would "impede Israeli organizations as a whole, and not only in the territories."
Yair Lapid, the finance minister, called it "a miserable decision" that "sabotages" Mr. Kerry's initiative by making Palestinians "believe that Israel will be forced to bow to the diplomatic and economic pressure." Uri Ariel, the pro-settlement housing minister, went further, saying the move was racist and "reminiscent of boycotts of the Jews in Europe over 66 years ago."
Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, welcomed the decision, saying in a statement that Europe "has moved from the level of statements, declarations and denunciations to effective policy decisions and concrete steps, which constitute a qualitative shift that will have a positive impact on the chances of peace."
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"Why would any Palestinian leader agree to re-engage if they can get what they want without negotiating?" the official said. "Why enter the give and take of negotiations when you can just take what is offered by international bodies?"
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Shlomo Ben-Ami, a former Israeli foreign minister, said he saw the European move as a "good sign" because it distinguished between pre-1967 Israel and the territories rather than punishing the country as a whole.
"Given the trend and the waves of protest against Israel's occupation and the call for boycott of the entire state, this distinction is interesting," Mr. Ben-Ami said. "You delegitimize the occupation, not the state of Israel."
Europe and Israel have a complex relationship colored by the memory of the Holocaust. Most current European leaders have been strong supporters of Israel and of the creation of a Palestinian state. But with the peace process stalled, public opinion in many countries has turned increasingly critical. The 28 member countries are deeply divided on some questions dear to Israel -- like a decision expected next week on whether to classify the Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah a terrorist group -- but "on settlements policy they are quite united," said Ms. Balfour of the European Policy Center.
Europeans have struggled to find a leadership role in the peace process, and have largely quieted moves to penalize Israel over its treatment of the Palestinians since Mr. Kerry began his push to revive negotiations this spring. The State Department, and many independent experts, believe that if Mr. Kerry's effort does not yield results soon, Europe will take even harsher measures to isolate Israel.
"The ship is turned, it's pointed in a certain direction," said Mr. Levy, the analyst based in London, who lived in Israel and worked on its earlier negotiations with the Palestinians. "It still moves very slowly, but it's going to be difficult to turn it back."
Andrew Higgins contributed reporting from Brussels, and Michael R. Gordon from Amman, Jordan.
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The Stellina packaging (by Anchalee Chambundabongse and Steven Jockisch) boasts a beautiful pink color scheme that adds to the delicacy of the brand. The store's name 'Stellina' translates to "Little Star." The gelato cafe is the sister store to Sorella. The designing duo said of their packaging that "Being Sorella's little sister, we wanted to maintain the family connection and incorporated the star and the deep plum color of Sorella while making sure to give Stellina the bright and cheery personality of a gelato and sweets shop."
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Here's "The Time (The Dirty Bit)", which starts off with a tick-tock-like synth riff and then interpolates Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes' duet "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life" from the Dirty Dancing soundtrack into the new club jam:
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The entire family loved these. Used flour tortillas instead of corn, guacamole instead of avocado, skipped the salsa. Excellent!
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So I'm finally being sent to that hyperbaric medicine conference in Houston. I'm supposed to arrive on Sunday the 2nd to be there bright and shiny for Monday the 3rd but I thought I would fly out on Saturday the 1st to see the sights. The conference is at The Woodlands, Tx, northwest of Houston. Does anyone have any recomendations of things to see, places to go or any other must do's in the Houston area? Anyone local want to meet up for a beer? PTN
in the woodlands there isnt much. mollys pub has the most brews on tap but nothing special. if you make it down to houston the ginger man in rice village and hans beir haus in rice village both have extensive microbeers on tap
Is Houston very far? It looks like it's just a short ride down the road. PTN
Its about an hours drive from the woodlands during non rush hour times. There are no real great beer destinations in the woodlands, excepting the Brew It Yourself LHBS, and my kitchen Southern Star brewing is in Conroe, about 30 minutes north. They do tours only on Saturday afternoons though. You can get a decent beer, food, and watch a game at the Fox and Hound off I.45 up there.
So are they sending me to the arsehole of the whole f'ing world or can I just see the arsehole of the whole f'ing world from the top of tall buildings? PTN
Its atually a quite nice area. Just not much in the way of good/exotic beer destinations. Good food is easy to find, plenty of movie theaters/shopping/entertainment options, etc. There arent any/many tall buildings in the woodlands. its.. you know... a forested higher end residential suburb.
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I'm glad I took a look at this, and I'm glad you're finally making it down. Yes, unfortunately, there is little in the way of great beer in The Woodlands. Outside of Molly's, you pretty much have to come into Houston. Hans' Bierhaus and the Gingerman are among my favorites, but they are about 45 minutes away from where I expect you are staying. A little closer is the Flying Saucer, downtown, or the Petrol Station, just off the North Loop. The traffic on the weekends isn't bad, so I wouldn't worry too much about that. However, your dates seem a little wonky. That Saturday is not the 1st of November, it's Halloween. As you might imagine, the difference is more than a little significant when it comes to heading out for a beer. I hope to get a beer with you while you're in town, though! TL
OK I dicked that up. I need to be there for 8 am Monday morning so I need to come down on Sunday at the latest. I may well come down on Saturday if there are worthwhile places around. Here is a topic sure to cause a conversation. Any good BBQ around? PTN
Molina's on Washington for good Tex Mex, Rajun Cajun for great cajun food, Churaasco's for a South American Steak you cant beat, Chuy's up in the Woodlands has good tex mex too. Bar-B- Que, find your self a little hole in the wall with a pit outside. You are going to have to drive your cah to go to these places though.


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On Saturday, Sept. 29, the Mount Washington Historical Society will give little girls and women of all ages the chance to partake in a real tea party at the 19th-century Lloyd House Museum in Mount Washington.
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We have been in our home for about a year. I said I would post finished clutter room pics at some point. Our clutter room is mud/laundry/dog/tack room. My sister requested pics to show her contractor on Monday - planning on cleaning the place up... but ran out of time. SO what they heck, I might as well show it being utlized as intended!!
Took these this am- before coming to my office. We had a sick child over night so bedding on the washer, otherwise this is pretty standard for how it looks..... and why we love it! It keeps all this stuff out of the rest of the house! Our clutter room: From the kitchen To the left - toward the front of the house. We still have to finish the lockers in the mudroom area. We are also thinking of adding more cabinetry in the area in which the kid's little coat rack sits. The doors from the mud room exit to the side porch ( toward our main barn), the garage and the back porch. There is also a door to the front porch from the front of the room. COmes in hand to acsess the fridge when you are chillin' on the front porch! We love this room and cannot imagine how we lived without it!! PD |
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Wow, what perfect timing! I had just about made up my mind to combine the laundry room, pantry, desk area and mudroom into one big room and now this seals it! Also, I told my DH I wanted a Dutch door on it and he looked at me like I was from Mars. I just showed him your pics and the lightbulb went on. I absolutely love your room and it's decorated just how I imagine doing mine. Could you post dimensions? The builder thinks I'm wasting space on this, but I don't think you could make a room like this too big. |
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Ponydoc, Thanks for the pictures. That is a great multi-purpose room. I have two questions. Where did you get the light fixture in the clutter room? I have been looking at one in Rejuvination. Also, I have a dutch door off of my back hallway going in to the playroom. What did you do for the top part of the door.....a bolt or another handle? Does that make sense? Thanks in advance |
I love your clutter room too. I was wondering what kind of cabinets you have. Are they painted or laminate? Custom/semi-custom? Thanks! |
Ah the doggie. What a cutie. Please tell me what you used on your floor. Thanks |
Thanks for the compliments. We LOVE this room - esp when "cluttered". Terri - tell your builder that just about every other room in the house is wasted space compared to this one! I would give up my living room for this room without batting an eye! The dimensions are about 11 x19 for the main part of the room. The part of the room with the mud room and half bath is about 11 x 12 total. We adore our dutch door- haven't put the top hardware on yet... it's sitting there ready to go - you know how that goes.... We are using a dead bolt type of thing made for Dutch doors.. .haven't really thought about a second knob. newoldhouser- light fixtures came from Restoration Hardware in the main part of the room- I looked at Rejuvenation too, I think Restoration was having a sale. I bought two more - almost identical at Home Depot for the mudroom for about 25 each! gobruno - the cabinets are Kraftmaid Laminate. I believe they are Barlow design maybe? The laminate works well as it cleans up nicely after muddy tails hit it! mtnlaw - we love the doggie too! We call her Ruby. She was a Saturday night stray broken leg that needed a home. Everyone lucked out that night!! We used Laufen ceramic tile- I believe it's called "Crater Lake" in Lava. We used 18 x 18 tiles in a brick pattern. Hides the dirt pretty well. This room also has a vac pan under the wall of cabinetry- helps a lot! Now at some point I will post "clean pics!" PD |
- Posted by crazyhouse6 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 2, 09 at 21:12
Awesome space! I love that you posted it "used." |
- Posted by hostagrams (My Page) on Mon, Mar 2, 09 at 23:23
I love that you had the forethought to realize how valuable a clutter room would be in keeping that stuff out of the rest of the house, and like crazyhouse6, I love that you shared it with us as it's meant to function! I'd love to have had one when my three were growing up. And I love that you call it what it is!! You did a great job -- it's a wonderful room. I loved my vac pan, too . . . great place to put the half-a-dog's worth of Golden Retriever hair I got every week from my beloved Sam. Arlene |
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We incorporated this into our new house and it has been wonderful. It keeps all the extra things and messy projects in one room. Truly great concept. I think this is probably the best idea I learned from this forum. Thank you ponydoc! |
I'm gonna be totally honest and while I applaud you for creating a space that suits your lifestyle, I can't help but see a room that always seems like it needs to be cleaned or the first step in hoarding. I can see the logic behind it though if you have the discipline to keep or under control. |
That's the beauty of it, only ONE room that always needs to be cleaned. I could totally handle that. I don't have a space this big, but I'm hoping mine serves this purpose as well as yours! Mine is really just a laundry room, with a sink, drop zone, place for dog bowls, dog/cat food, waterer, cat hole into the box in the garage, cabinets... If I'd had more room I'd have made it bigger!! Great room PD! |
It lets you keep all the messy detritus of daily life in one place. The science fair project that your kid has been working on for 2 weeks, the art project that needs to dry for 48 hours, the drapery sewing project you're working on, the crate while you potty train the puppy, the injured chicken you're nursing back to health, the stool samples you're taking to the vet's, the chair you glued the leg on that needs to dry, the box of food to drop off at the food pantry next Friday, stacks of tax forms you wrestle with from April 1-14, - all the things that normally would sit in the middle of your house because they don't have a REAL home - well now they have a home. It's brilliant. |
When we bought this house, someone had added a second HWH in the laundry room, which is right next to the kitchen. I don't see how it functioned well with a top loader, much less my front loader. Plus, we have crated dogs, and muddy horse boots, and cats. So we turned the front BR into a clutter, mud room. Ours is not that large-12X14- we took out the small closet, added a tiny side door so my muddy boots do not have to come through the front door, and tiled it with Kentucky-red-mud-colored porcelain tile! I used all the Skandia shelving left from our previous office instead of cabinets. Someday, I will get cabinets and a sink. My only regret is not doing the walls and trim in the KY-red-mud color, too!! Love the dutch door, ponydoc!! Nancy |
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By Florida law, David Brian Fulcher on Sept. 30 registered as a sexual predator with the Levy County Sheriff's Office.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
By A.B. Sidibe
Special to the Citizen
INVERNESS — The Homosassa man convicted of the Christmas-day murder of a Brooksville teenager has been sentenced to life in prison.
Judge Ric Howard sentenced Bryon Lee Boutin, 42, to the life term Thursday. Florida does not have parole.
Tallahassee – Gov. Rick Scott has announced nine reappointments of District Medical Examiners, including Dr. William Hamilton, 68, of Alachua County, as the chief medical examiner for District Eight.
The district serves Levy County. Hamilton is reappointed for a term beginning Sept. 20, 2013, and ending July 1, 2016.
Five men have been cited for harvesting oysters at a South Levy County location following a plain-clothes operation conducted by Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission officers.
Anthony D. Beckham, 31, of Cedar Key, faces charges following an investigation into deer hunting at night, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission report.
Of the top 80 institutions in the U.S. providing the best return on investment to emergency medical technician (EMT) graduates, 20 institutions belong to the Florida College System (FCS). Fire Science Online identified the top programs to help students and families make informed decisions.
A Levy County Department of Public Safety fire captain noticed a column of black smoke in Southeast Levy County, in Rainbow Lakes Estates on the evening of Sept. 4.
The LCDPS fire captain headed to the source and found a two story, 2,400 square-foot structure fully involved with fire. The home was vacant.
LCDPS Station 2 in Morriston, Battalion 1, Medic 3 in Inglis, South Levy Volunteer Fire Department, Rainbow Lakes Estates Volunteer Fire Department, Marion County Fire Rescue and Inglis Fire Department responded to the scene.


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In a reprieve for former Haryana DGP S.P.S. Rathore, the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Monday granted him interim bail in two fresh FIRs levelling serious criminal charges against him in connection with the molestation of a budding tennis player.
Justice Sabina referred to a division bench the plea of 68-year-old Rathore seeking quashing of the third FIR accusing him of abetment to suicide under section 306 IPC as an important question of law was involved.
The judge also directed the CBI to give Rathore, who was last year awarded six months of jail term for molesting the budding tennis player, four days notice if it wanted to arrest or interrogate him in connection with the third FIR.
Hearing on Rathore's two petitions seeking anticipatory bail in the first two FIRs, registered on the complaints of the victim's father and brother levelling serious criminal charges including attempt to murder and forging of documents, has been adjourned to February 15.
Keywords: S.P.S. Rathore, former Haryana DGP, molestation case, bail