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"Used 1 lb. beef so cut the ingredients in half, but used a lot more seasoning, oregano and basil. Grind the bread in a mini food chopper for finer crumbs and moisten them with 2 tablespoons of milk. If you have fresh parsley, use it! Great basic recipe. I bake mine and get about 25 1 1/2" meatballs. Mama's sauce is also a great recipe."
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I've made this dish 4 times and it's wonderful. Forgot to mention that I did cut the amount of flour about in half.
3 years later, I tried this with cooked turkey. Again wonderful. I make the sauce in the microwave and use 1/2 & 1/2 instead of milk and cream."
"Used this recipe 3 times now. Made a few small changes. Used 4 large cloves of garlic. Deglazed the pan with red wine instead of water. Added parsley and fresh basil 30 minutes before the sauce was finished. My brother, who lives in Boston's North End, wants me to bottle it! Thanks Karen!"
"I was leary of making this recipe. I always brown my meat. Threw caution to the wind and made this as pretty much as directed. Used only 1/2 the italian dressing. It wasn't too salty. Added onions, carrots and celery in the last 3 hours of cooking. Took the roast out and added a little instant potato flakes to thicken the gravy. Yummy!"
"This was very good and so easy. I used medium heat salsa, kidney beans and added a tsp cumin and a tbls chili powder. I cut the recipe in half, except used the whole can of beans. Made enough for 3-4 servings. I served leftovers to a 2 year old and he gobbled it up! 4 stars for taste and 5 for ease of preperation!"


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Could someone please help me. I need to find a good "used" appliance review website. I have looked and wasted lots of time, but cannot find any reviews for USED appliances.
For instance I am look at a used Kenmore Elite Refridgerator model # 71202. It's a 2001 model. I have no idea what the repair record is, reliability rating, if there are many good years left in this refridgerator or what? Need help and appreciate any you can give me. Thank you. |
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The full model number (visible on the placard below the fridge or inside the fridge, freezer, or door on the label, which will have the full model number beginning with three numbers followed by a dot. Those three numbers will tell you who manufactured it. Then check their reliability in old issues of Consumer Reports from about 4 years later. Also check Epinions, Amazon and the like for reviews on similar models from that manufacturer. |
I have never found a "good" site with reviews on used appliances. I do not think anybody maintains such a site, anyway. Searches for that turn up only shopping redirection sites and sellers of used appliances where the reviews are only about what great guys the vendors are. You have to go back to "vintage" appliances to find anything like you are asking about. As lee76 says, you are better off just running searches on the fridge model number. You may find reviews of what people thought of it when it was being sold. Consumer Reports --- you will have to go to a library to find old print copies.CR's online archives only go back about 4 years or so. A search also will turn postings on various sites like fixya where people have had problems and are trying to fix the unit. That may at least tell you something about what goes wrong with the unit and how hard it is to locate the parts. |
Many charities do not accept appliance donations over 11 years old because repairs are not feasible. Moving/Transporting old refrigerators without taking needed protective measures can result in failure at the new location in a relatively short time. |
Just wanted to take a moment to thank you all for your replies. It's great to know there are some nice people who are willing to help. All of my appliances are old and I am looking to replace them with good used appliances. As you know the problem is not all appliances are equal and there are some lemons. It would be very helpful to have a free website aid shoppers. Thanks again for your aid. |
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I have always loved these lanterns made from soup cans and after seeing them in a book at work I decided to try them out. They were really easy and turned out so great.
Get all the empty cans you can find then fill them up with water and freeze them.
Then all you need to do is lay the can on a washcloth or towel(it helps keep it in place) and start to punch holes into the can with the nail. You can do any designs you want; random dots, swirls or even words. I can't wait for Halloween so I made one that said Boo! When your done just melt the ice, put a some sand in the bottom( if you want to make sure it doesn't tip over) and put your candle in then your done.


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I stayed in the non hookup sites with maximum RV size of 25'. The $35 rate is for the winter off season ending May 1. There is now access to campground from both northbound and southbound Pacific Coast Highway-controlled by a signal. Campground is nicely terraced with ocean views from most or all campsites. The campground is located about 150 ft. vertically up from ocean via a paved road/sidewalk-set back maybe half mile. A steep but short climb. Ocean at this location was beautiful during my stay mid April 2014 and relatively clear and blue. During my stay during spring break lots, of families and kids looked to be having fun. No behavior problems or excess noise. Restrooms very clean by CA state park standards. Sites nice sized, but some leveling required. Somewhat narrow access roads in campground. Campground is planted in native vegetation which was blooming and fragrant during my visit. No wood burning. - tpi
We stayed here for one night. The park is situated on a bluff overlooking the ocean. There are numerous trails for hiking and biking. In order to get to the beach you have to walk or drive down a steep grade to the lower parking area, then walk through a tunnel to the beach. All the spots are generally level, with a gravel base. The dump station has three sites located near the ranger station, a nice feature. Restrooms are very clean, tokens required for showers, dispensers at each shower building. The closest grocery store is approximately one mile, Trader Joe's. I felt the camping rate of $61.00 was excessive and increases in May, but it's CA. - User1835
As a campground, Crystal Cove is not particularly beautiful. There are distant ocean views from just about all sites, but the landscaping is poorly-planned and kind of ugly. We had a 12-foot bush right in front of where a center-entrance front door would be, luckily we have a rear entrance. Some sites have a huge bush right at the back of the pad, blocking the ocean view. On the positive side, the beach is just a 10-minute walk away and it is spectacular. You can walk for miles, look at tide pools, watch the surfers, and get lost. The nearby towns of Laguna Beach and Newport Beach are great for shopping and eating. My rating is a combination of a "10" for location and a "5" for the campground itself. - MrSunshine


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Less funds for mental health, more for prisonsState funding cuts affect county's aimsFebruary 20, 2013Sometimes, a little bit can go a long way. Since the 1998-99 fiscal year, Pennsylvania's funding for mental health has decreased from 3.22 percent of the total state budget to approximately 2.... dubeditWe should re-staff Warren State Hospital to hold 500 patients (at a start) instead of 200. We should do away with 72-hour mental health commitments in general hospitals and send them instead to WSH for 30-day commitments and TREATMENT. This is called "gun control." Lock up the crazies. 2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » RStantonUnfortunately, it's a case of "out of sight, out of mind" for individuals with mental health issues. Most people don't care whether these individuals receive the help they need or are stuffed away in a prison or jail. Either way you, as a taxpayer, will pay for it. Why not let people who need treatment get it, and you'll start to see a decrease in violence that is too often attributed to singular factors that fall under the heading "gun control". 2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 3 of 3 comments
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Drag racing is an all American past time. The history of drag racing is packed with great stories as you well know.
I remember being at a race track once when amid all the loud, throaty rumble and v-rooming, the clouds and din parted and I heard the whiny buzz of a 10 hp ultralight motor. It sounded sorta like a mosquito flying by.
It has always impressed me that all the horsepower a car has is channeled into 4 small patches where the tires touch the ground. Such muscular motors and such a small area to express the motor's muscle.
There is a definite protocol and etiquette to the whole drag racing experience. A good very detailed rendition on drag racing can be had at several websites listed on the net, some will be below.
For less drag rolling resistance, inflate the tires to 45-55 psi. This makes perfect sense since there is a balance to be struck by every auto between traction and fuel economy. Pressure too low, more traction but more resistance. Pressure too high, better fuel economy from low rolling resistance. But too too high and the tire could blow.
Drag racing started out as people started racing their cars, but morphed into an official big deal. It took a few decades for this to become a much more sedate, ruled endeavor. After World War II, drag races were held on military runways, one of the few paved places that were out of harm's way.
Early drag strips were improvised affairs, that only had pavement, people and loud, fast cars. The early days were rag-tag affairs with the cars either towed, driven or toted to the track on an open trailer.
Even 10 years after it's inception, the NRHA had only 2 classes or divisions that everyone fit into.
In 1957, nitromethane was not allowed by the NRHA as a fuel. This was done because for two reasons: cost and danger. Nitromethane is very expensive and very toxic, very explosive. Nitro is later allowed by NRHA and was always ok at non NRHA tracks.
In the early days, drag races were started by a flagman and not a high tech 'light tree' (string of lights).
As the years progressed, 'Top Fuelers' went from wide and short to long and thin. The wheelbases went longer in a few short years in an effort to get better traction.
Since the weight of the car is largely on the rear wheels when a car accelerates, most dragsters grew tiny, bicycle-like front wheels and massive rear tires. This weight transfer effect is demonstrated when trying to go up a slippery, snowy hill in a front engined, front wheel drive car.
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"Love this recipe because you don't have to peel the potatoes. I didn't get it from anywhere...I've always made garlic potatoes this way. I guess you could say it's my recipe....or maybe I do it this way because it's the way my mother did it. LOL"
Serving Size: 1 (215 g)
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"Very tasty. And reheated well in the microwave. The garlic flavor was very mild. Next time, I think I'll increase to 5 cloves of garlic. Also recommend heating the sour cream before adding to the potatoes, to avoid cooling the potatoes too much."
"I was not impressed as the others who rated this. I found it needed to doctor up this recipe in order to get some good flavor and taste. I will not make this again based on this recipe"
"Just delicious! I subbed 2% Greek yogurt for the sour cream, so good! Very pretty too."
"Just made up a batch for dinner. Liked it very much but did not chop the garlic fine enough. Maybe next time I'll use a little garlic powder to taste!"
"Everyone loved these potatoes. Simple to make and ingredients were on hand. Thanks for sharing!"
"Very easy and very good. Next time I'll double the garlic cloves, as suggested by Principessa. I love garlic, and want a stronger garlic presence next time. Thanks for a great recipe!"
"These potatoes are so very good and love not having to peel them. I used 3 teaspoons of minced garlic from the jar and didnt have white pepper so used freshly ground black pepper. Also used 4 tablespoons of butter and a bit more than 1/2 cup sour cream. Creamy and nice light garlic flavor!"
"I read this so fast and put the potatoes in the water but I didn't have garlic cloves. I made them and added garlic powder and cream cheese with chives cause they were there too! Yummy even so. Thanks!"
"I added six gloves garlic. I also used my hand mixer to get a smooth creamy consistency. The potatoes came out wonderful and I can't wait to make them again. This is a keeper!"
"I loved these potatoes! I followed Wildrose's suggestion and used 5 cloves of garlic. I also used 2 more tbs of butter for additional flavor. They were easy to put together and a hit with the whole family! Thanks for sharing!"
"These were a great addition to Sunday dinner. As Wildrose suggested, I increased the garlic cloves to 5 medium and used yogurt instead of the sour cream. The yogurt added a delightful twang. I also added some chives to the dish. Thanks."


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Hamilton Beach Hot Oil Popcorn Popper - Black Model:73300
Hamilton Beach Hot Oil Popcorn Popper
Make and serve theater style popcorn in your own home with the Hamilton Beach Hot Oil Popcorn Popper (73300). This fun popcorn popper can make up to 20 cups of tasty popcorn that you can share with friends and family. Eating the popcorn is only half the fun as you can customize the flavor of the popcorn weather you prefer the popcorn to be savory, sweet, or somewhere in between. Simply add the kernels and oil and the popcorn maker produces popcorn in under four (4) minutes right before your eyes.
Inside of the popcorn maker is a stirring stick that helps keep every kernel cooked evenly so that you can enjoy perfectly cooked popcorn. The lid of the popper doubles as a serving bowl so that you wont have to worry about dirtying multiple dishes to enjoy a snack. A non-stick surface helps to keep the popcorn from getting burned onto the popper so that you can enjoy every little bit of popcorn and quick cleanup times. This simple device is great for movie lovers, and families and helps you enjoy one of your favorite snacks in a fun and unique way.
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- Hamilton Beach Hot Oil Popcorn Popper
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At the Northwich Boat Company, we specialise in bring you outstanding quality narrowboats at a very competitive price. We keep our costs low by producing "standard layout" boats in production volumes, giving consistent quality, outstanding value for money and predictable delivery dates. There are many ways to personalise your boat, with an extensive choice of optional extras being available The "Anderton" range of fully fitted narrowboats consists of 50 foot, 57 foot and 64 foot cruiser stern narrowboats (traditional and semi-traditional sterns are available as options), fitted out to a very high standard in Oak panel and solid Oak trim. The "Anderton 50" is a cleverly designed "compact" narrowboat, ideal for use both as a live-aboard for a couple or as a "holiday" and "fun / occassional use" narrowboat. The "Anderton 57" is designed is designed for those that would like some additional space. It has a long saloon which can accomodate both a dinette and armchairs if required. The "Anderton 64" is for those who need more space still. It is as per the "Anderton 57", but incorporates an additional cabin which can be fitted as either a bunk bedroom, an additional double bedroom or a study / office. |
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I have Nick as born in Sep 1868 and Carmela on 30 Jul 1879, both in Montenerodomo, Italy. I also have their marriage date as 30 Mar 1905. I found the family in Pennsylvania in the 1920 census and in Cleveland, Ohio in the 1930 census. Another good source is their obituaries, both available from the Cleveland Necrology Files of the Cleveland Public Library, http://cpl.org/obituaries.asp. Carmela is my grand aunt. Are you related? Craig Notify Administrator about this message?
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I've used the Milani Liquif'eye eyeliner in black for years. It's a very soft kohl pencil that can be smoked out or put on the waterline. It's not the best for precision work since it is so soft (unless you apply it with a liner brush). Once it sets, there is minimal movement (really it's only smudged on me when my eyes have watered). I've used this and the Urban Decay pencil in Zero. I preferred the Milani for staying power and darkness. I've repurchased this several times and even bought it for my mom, but, like a user below, I find it clouds my contacts, which has become a deal breaker for me. I have yet to find a liner that delivers the same color impact and staying power on the waterline, but so far the Physician's Formula trios are serving well.
I have to say I really like this eyeliner. I bought another already in brown and black. It goes on smoothly and easily without much fuss which I like. I then smear it with a brush and it looks great all night. I have no problems with staying power. It lasts all night without having to reapply. The only problem I have us with the cap. Watch out opening it because it's hard to get open the first tint. It's on there pretty tight. I ripped it open and wound up breaking the point if the liner and I was out with no sharpener but I had a backup on me thankgoodness. Now I know not to put the cap on too tight. It's easy to sharpen too. I like that it's easy to apply and you don't have to rub too hard to get color to show up on your eyes. I have sensitive eyes and this could cause irritation or redness. I even slept with this on one night by accident I know it's very bad to and plan on never doing it again and woke up without irritation which is usually unheard of with me. So overall impressed with this little jem from Milani!
I don't know what all the buzz is about. Everyone said it lasts all day, but for me, it didn't last an hour. I have yet to find a pencil eyeliner that lasts more than an hour on me. It started to run in the corners of my eyes, then it was all downhill from there. My search goes on.
This is the best black liner I've used thus far, but it's not amazing. The kohl is too soft and I have to sharpen every two uses. It's extremely dark, much blacker than the Revlon colorstay liners. It doesn't smudge throughout the day which is a problem I have with every gel liner I've tried. I would buy it again, but I think I might venture into the world of Urban Decay for liners the next time I buy a new one.
The consistency of this liner is a bit too soft for precision. The main problem, though, is by midday it starts clouding up my contacts. I've tried primers and setting it with eyeshadow, but it still clouds and affects my vision.
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My review is for this pencil with new name " liquid like eyeliner".
This eyeliner is amazing! I tried liners from drugstore to high end but this one beats them all! Super pigmented and super rich color. Glides like nothing I tried before.I found it at CVS store after hearing about it from makeupgeeks videos and then reading reviews here. I didn't have high hopes but when I started using it I was absolutely stunned by it! Highly recommend!
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I think this eyeliner is just ok. I bought it and had high hopes but immediately I felt like it was too soft to really make an exact line. I think this product is best used as a smudgy line close to the lashes rather than as an actual liner. And maybe it's because I have oily lids, but even with primer on underneath, it did end up smearing onto my lower lash area (I had only applied to the top). Honestly, I've never used a pencil liner that didn't smudge somewhat on me so all in all this one wasn't terrible. But if you're prone to smudging, I don't think this is a miracle liner or anything. It was very very dark, which was awesome, and I do enjoy it as a base. I think I just prefer gel liner.
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This liner has great staying power but it is too mushy. It's as if it sat in the sun too long. As you apply it, it immediately looses its shape and point which doesn't work for me as I prefer a thin line. I imagine it could work if you sharpened it everyday but who has time for that?!
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Having heard the buzz over the net about the Milani Liquid Eye Liner Pencil (New Name) I went to CVS and bought two.
The Black (very black matte) and the Graphite (grey sparkle)
These pencils which require sharpening are very creamy and once set last a loooong time. I used them on my top lid, lower lid and waterline. They didn't budge until I took them off. Used L'oreal Clean Artiste make-up remover.
So why 3 lippies? The creamy soft nature of the pencil gave me a thicker line than I wanted with a bit of skipping along the way. I prefer the option of a thin build-able line and these just wouldn't co-operate. I could have applied with a thin brush but that defeats the ease of using a pencil. An even less expensive option is Jordana 12 hour eye pencil. Milani is the parent company to Jordana. CVS has the full line of Milani. Walgreens has the Jordana. eyeliners.
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I really liked this when I swatched it on my hands but when I drew it on my eyes it was wayy to soft that I had to resharpen as I was drawing in one eye. I've never had to do that before. It would have been better as a twist up pencil. Anyways other than that it was incredibly black, incredibly soft (too soft for my liking) but great for the water line I guess. The longetivity was great as well! I wouldn't repurchase cuz although its cheap, u run out pretty fast cuz of the constant resharpening. It's good overall but I personally don't think it's as good as others say
Oh I guess they repackaged it to be a twist up..hmm that should be better, I might give it another try because I'm sure now it'll be easier to work with (although I still think it's too soft) but worth a try. If ur looking for a good retractable cheap eyeliner I suggest the Essence long lasting eye pencil in black. It's incredibly cheap (around 3$ but is usually sold out) so I suggest get it while u can. It's better than the Milani and maybelline master drama:) I know cuz I've tested them


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Isabel Fernández-Conejero, MD is currently the Director of Intra-operative Neurophysiology in the Department of Neurology at the University Hospital of Bellvitge in Barcelona, Spain.
She received her Bachelor of General Medicine and Surgery from Autonomus University of Barcelona (UAB) in 2000 and of Clinical Neurophysiology at University Hospital of Bellvitge in 2004. She obtained the annual fellowship of Neurosurgery in 2005 at the same hospital and started working in intra-operative neuromonitoring. One year later she moved to New York and completed the fellowship program of Vedran Deletis MD, Ph.D in Intra-operative Neurophysiology at Roosevelt Hospital, Columbia University, from June 2006 to November 2008.
In 2009, she created the Unit of Intra-operative Neurophysiology at University Hospital of Bellvitge and developed a training program for national and international residents and medical doctors in Neurology and Neurophysiology.
She has published on new methodologies to monitor the corticobulbar tract for different cranial nerves and is currently interested in the study of neurophysiologic markers of motor speech related cortical areas in collaboration with Prof. Deletis from Split, Croatia and Dr. Sedat Ulkatan from New York, USA.
Dr. Fernández-Conejero was the President of the III Congress of the International Society of Intraoperative Neurophysiology (ISIN) that was held in Barcelona in September 2011 and is now a member of the Executive Board of the ISIN.


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The Carson MicroBrite Portable Microscope is an extremely light, portable 20-40x magnification microscope. Its built-in LED light provides bright, clean-colored illumination for viewing. It is so small and light that it fits easily in your pocket to bring with you anywhere. Images are rendered inverted, because it does not have any prisms in the optical path (this is common to high-magnification devices). You can place it directly upon the surface of something to observe, or use the base stand for specimens upon slide mounts.
- 20-40x zoom magnification
- Lightweight, portable design weighs just over 2 ounces (67g), including batteries
- Built-in lamp operates off of 3 LR44 batteries
- Can be used with or without specimen stage


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- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Wed, Apr 6, 11 at 21:23
No ideas. Your house is so cute. Pretty neighbor hood too. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Wed, Apr 6, 11 at 23:28
Hi. I agree with Shades, your house is very cute, and neat as can be. The bank is fairly steep coming down to the sidewalk, so I might suggest some good ground cover plants for the space. I know that ajuga reptans (bugleweed) is hardy in your zone. So is vinca minor, the perennial periwinkle which also blooms purple. Mixing the two types of plants you will have a mass of purple spikes (the bugleweed) and single blooms (the periwinkle), and they are quite good at holding the soil and covering the hillside. You never need to trim them back, but might have to pull some weeds now and again. I had a paint contractor tell me that I needed three colors for my exterior, so you could try a softer tint off white (more like a Navajo White) that would READ white, but not be as stark white. Then your other trim color, and then your house siding. Have you decided on a color for your siding? From that point, you can start matching up trim. Having the two trim colors could make it easier to have a colored door, if you plan to paint your entries. I'm partial to taupe (a tannish color) for the siding, which will let you use just about any trim color with it. BTW, which direction does your front door face? could not tell from the photos, no shadows to speak of. |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 0:42
Will just add we painted the body of a house we had once Navajo White and gray trim. It was really pretty together. Not sure I can find a picture of it but I will look. |
- Posted by wantoretire_did (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 5:07
There is a Cottage Gardens forum on the gardening side of GW. Wonderful ideas and pics. Enjoy :-) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cottage Gardens forum on GW
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 11:03
Thank you for the very kind responses. I'm sorry my asnwers to your questions kinda got me on a roll so this is going to be a fairly long post, bear with me:) And I'll start off by saying I have been scoring the internet for pics and will check out some of the bungalow books I found online from the library to get some more direction, I just wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions or thoughts on where I should start. ML: I was thinking I'll probably use 3 shades as well. I think the problem is I have too many ideas right now. I like a blueish grey for the main siding color, a variation (either slightly lighter or slightly darker) for the foundation and then a brick/deep red for the trim. Or a Greenish grey for the siding with the deep brick red for the trim. I also LOVE the colors of Honorbiltkit's house (soft green with creamy yellow trim). I kind of feel like I should have some yellow on the outside to pay homage to the yellow house it is now, just not the same shade of yellow ;-p. Also, when we removed the siding it appears as though the old siding was some form of white/light grey (almost like a whitewash). My Grandmother, who lives across the street can't remember what color it was before they put the aluminum siding up but she said that's the only other color it ever was. I also really like darker exterior colors like a deep blue or deep green with softer trim colors, but my foundation plants are all small right now, I feel like they need to be bigger to pull off that kind of look, and I also feel like a darker house color will make it appear even smaller then it is already. So I'm thinking I should probably stick with the lighter colors for the main hosue color. I have no idea if we can do this yet (haven't really talked to DH about it) but I'd LOVE to add corbels or exposed rafters or something especially on the porch area. We're going to probably install flagstone over the boring concrete porch and steps and we're going to raise the porch roof since there's evidence it's sagging a bit and we'll install beefier support posts and a new railing. I don't know if I want the posts/railing to match the trim or the foundation colors. I like the look of multi-colord houses (not too over the top gingerbread-like, more cottage-y). I also need to post a picture of the front door, I don't have a good close up of it right now though. It's white right now with a pane of clear glass in the middle and red squares in the top and bottom corners with green "sidelights" triming out the clear pane in the middle. (I hope I am describing that clearly and I might've gotten the colors mixed up, I'll double check tonight). We have the screen/storm door that cuts the window in half and I'd love to replace it with a full window storm door but it's a special order size and right now that's not in the budget. I want to keep the door though. The problem is the red and green are more candy/bright colors rather then the softer more muted palatte that I like for the house. And there's no blue in the door, but I don't know if that means I shouldn't consider it at all or if I could somehow pull it off. Anywho, moving on to the gardens... I already have a number of perennials on the bank on the side of the house (that's the east side, the house faces North) and what I have already planted is about the extent of the "full sun zone". I now have to transition to part shade/shade plants as I move down the bank thanks to the lovely (/sarcasm) silver maple tree in the back corner. I love the shade from the tree so it's not worth cutting down and replacing right now so I just have to deal with the roots and the helicopter seed pods. I will be adding some ajuga for sure, but no ivy or anything like ivy. We had that at the last house we lived in and it was a constant battle so DH made me promise we would never put that in. I do agree with you ML that I need something along the lines of a dark green evergreen tree somewhere along the front. I have some ideas on that, but I also know I want flowering tree out front and we're also going to be redoing the front sidewalks (not the main large sidewalk along the front road, but the little one leading to the front steps and then along the front porch to the east side of the house - it'll be all brick since we got them for free from my parent's house). The 2 small evergreens on either side of the porch steps will get to be about 4-5' tall I think/hope. They're inkberry hollies. I also hav 2 evergreen azaleas out front on either side of the steps but they're so young and hard to make out in the pictures. I do think I need more winter interest, that's for sure. I'm slowly working on that. I love to garden though, it's my favorite hobby. Sorry...I warned you that was going to be long ;) |
From your descriptions, I think you're on a wonderful path - sounds great. Your front door sounds so interesting that I think you can 'make it work' (thank you, Tim Gunn) using virtually any color combo. The full-size glass storm door will be a necessity tho' if you want to see the effect year-round. There are similar homes in my area, and I find I am drawn to darker body houses with lighter trim. Particularly I like a dark, dusky blue with cream trim. As you said, beefier posts and railings will add a lot of charm. The section of railing without a window behind would seem to be the perfect spot for a huge, hanging basket of shade-tolerant annuals. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 16:24
- Posted by flgargoyle (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 16:39
I'm guessing your house at one time had porch posts like the ones in your pictures- stout, tapered posts with brick bases part way up. The roof looks like it's going to fall over with those skinny little posts. You're on the right path looking at houses of a similar period to see the details. Do you read Cottages & Bungalows magazine? Lots of places like yours in there, and they do interesting studies on re-painting vintage homes to what they would have been originally. Houses were colorful back then; I read an article saying that the trend to white houses came about during the Depression, when people couldn't afford anything but the cheapest white paint, and covered over the existing colors. Once people got used to houses being white, it was many years before people rediscovered color. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 16:57
thanks for the info flgargoyle. I'll have to look around for that magazine, sounds very interesting. I do still want to do some research at the library too. We have time before we need to make a decision, I just like to have a visual while I'm working and since we're likely going to work on the landscaping and brick paths this year (at a miniumum) I think it would be helpful to try to visualize the whole look. Yeah, those "posts" aren't holding a darn thing up. Again, I wish my nana could remember more of what the house use to look like. I'm going to ask my next door neighbor and her sister who lives on the other side since they have also both lived here their whole lives. Now that it's getting nicer out I'll actually start seeing them again :) |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 20:30
OH if you are going to redo your railing the one there now would be daring in your cottage garden for a little decor. Love Jay's ideas.Not sure on cost to do all of that but it sure would look great. I LOVE the last picture look. The house we painted Navajo white and gray had the gray up in the points like your second picture down. Looked good. I will see about digging for the picture. Later . Just got down with work. Eyes are tired. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 20:37
No rush Shades, I'll keep checking back and perusing old posts, so I'll be around :) I appreciate the thought! Thanks! |
- Posted by enigmaquandry (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 21:09
craftlady...is this what you were describing, I read it several times but I think I missed something...I couldn't think of where to put the red "trim"...window mullions? or gutters?
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 21:55
That does look good. I didn't recognize it at first either. |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Thu, Apr 7, 11 at 22:59
Really looks nice in the gray. The beefy pillars are great. |
- Posted by enigmaquandry (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 0:15
Oh your rental home was so cute! It DOES look quite similar :) I had to laugh about the bushes, yes they are awful, "virtual" landscaping is so tricky I got lazy ;) Your choices sound waaaaaay 1000% better! I tried to add the trim, shakes and lighten the color, I also noticed I'd skimped you on one column :)
I just like to play...and I've run out of things to sketch on my own house :) |
I only have time to read your original post as I write this, not the responses so far. Here are my first thoughts without following the discussion: 1. I would like to see the porch spindles and posts heavier and chunkier. 2. I would choose a color palette with 3 colors. A main, and second, and the third would be little splashes for excitement. 3. I would add more foundation shrubs to add structure. Take away the bird bath & other things, and add back only if necessary afterward as supplemental jewelery. Heavier/denser shrubs should be at the corners and ease down lower toward the steps. You want the eye to go to the front door...and the front door to be the focal point. Don't be afraid to add curved beds farther out into the lawn. Hug the corners. I personally think curves and feminine shapes would help soften all the sharp corners. Those are my first conceptual thoughts without detail. Gotta get to work! |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 11:02
enigma, I just don't even know what to say. you took my words and put it to a picture. That is so cool of you!! what program did you use to do that? Everyone at work is in comnplete AWE that it's the same house and they all want you to do theirs too ;) Gayle, you hit on the major points of everyone's responses :) I completely agree with you and now that I can more easily visualize what my house can look like I can take that and add to it. And I promise to post pictures in the next few months so you can see that there really is some landscaping out there. I just need to work on adding winter interest, that's what my yard is lacking the most. Thank you all again for your wonderful thoughts and ideas. ~Andrea |
- Posted by enigmaquandry (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 12:33
craftlady, oh I'm glad it's closer to what you're looking for! I know I can't make a decision without seeing it for myself :) I use Pixelmator photo-retouching program, it takes a while to get used to but it's really grown on me. You got me thinking with your last post...about your co-workers...so I decided to do a "giveaway" on my blog for a virtual redo like yours if they'd like to "enter"/comment :) I said I'll pick one but in reality I know I'll probably be doing a few..haha! I used your before/after pic as an example, though please let me know if that bothers you and I will remove them post-haste :) I think your reno is going to turn out famously, you just have one of those beautifully shaped "classic" houses! |
Here is a link that might be useful: makeover giveaway link
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 15:48
What a wonderful idea enigma! Unfortunately the ones that were most interested in this have left for the day but I'll be sure to tell them about it on monday and in the meantime, I'll catch up on your blog :) And I have absolutely zero problem with you using the pictures for this. Thanks again for the help and the lovely comments too! :) |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 21:50
If you have a supply of bricks, that could be part of your porch post reconstruction jobby. And if you like the gray, and plan to cover the cement porch floor with flagstone, you can choose the proper tones of the stone to coordinate with your brick and house color. You do have a lovely house, with a lot of potential. With your front door faving north, you can have some shade loving plants hanging in a basket from that section just next to your steps. And, a nice fern is a good investment as well. I live in a less severe gardening zone, but you have some lovely plants to choose from up there....like hosta, or maybe some fern, or sedum. I was amazed to discover that the Korean hardy azaleas looked fantastic, and they don't require trimming so much. I HATE to have plants that I know from the git-go, there will be high maintenance! A small-growing (weeping?) Japanese maple that has red leaves all year (Bloodgood is one variety), would be nice on your northern area, right? If you have red and green glass in your front door, then if your brick is red, it would go very nicely. To accent the colored glass, choose a light INSIDE THE DOOR that will cast at least one bulb to the glass, and folks driving by will see the colors shining back at them. Hold out for the RIGHT storm door, even if it is a custom size. Nothing less than a full panel insulated storm door will do the job you want. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 9, 11 at 10:57
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Sat, Apr 9, 11 at 11:23
I like the shade of walkway stones you are putting down. It echos the brick of other homes in your neighborhood. And your front door is to die for!!!! I could see you using the design of "crossed lines" to design your table cloth, your top sheets, any glass doors in your kitchen cabinets or the window panes on either side of a fireplace....something that most Arts/Crafts houses have up high on the fireplace wall. And, in that case, you could also install more of the colored glass in the same patterns. For your back door, which faces south, and gets a lot of sunlight through it year round I bet, you could make plain glass door in the same design as your front door....maybe just in PLAIN CLEAR GLASS. I think your front door is your house's SIGNATURE. And it is absolutely gorgeous. Folks in Mobile and New Orleans, where Mardi Gras is a real big deal, would LOVE to have your front door!!! |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 9, 11 at 11:47
Mardis Gras!! thanks, I don't know why I didn't see that before. I know I definitely want to keep the front door and show it off. I think I'll try to add some pops of yellow and purple ito the front landscape to highlight those colors too. And I would like to repeat that pattern in the windows out front when we replace them. Unfortunately our house has no fireplace or anything really built in. We put one glass cabinet in the kitchen and the doors were too small to put any muntins in, but I like the idea of repeating the design elsewhere. Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. :) |
- Posted by enigmaquandry (My Page) on Mon, Apr 11, 11 at 11:47
Andrea, thanks! I'd say their chances are pretty darn good! :) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Curb appeal giveaway
I could have sworn I posted this already, but maybe I wanted to and couldn't log in. I love your door - my favorite style. Also a question. Is the house catty-corner from yours, visible in the 4th picture in the grouping above - a store front? How cool would that be to have a store in front with an attached house? I wish people still did that. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 11, 11 at 21:17
enigma, I think my coworkers are blog-shy. I told them about it and they both got gun shy, I'm not sure why. I tried though, sorry! marti8a - Yes it was a store front! It was actually the neighborhood butcher shop and my aunt (who grew up in the little brick house that's in the middle of the picture above in) worked there. She ran the cash register for years growing up! I realized I didn't post any pictures of the house directly across the street. It's a lot like my great-grammy's house that is next door to my nana's house on the left. Their front door is the same style as mine except their "side panels" are all blue. They have a full glass storm door in front so I get to look at the pretty door all the time :) If anyone is following my landscaping idea, I decided to not do a crab apple out front but instead I'm going to do a service berry bush. I think it fits better with my overall space constraints. I'm also investigating other decidious and evergreen shrubs for out front to turn the whole front yard into a garden bed. I have all kinds of ideas, I just need to put them on paper and see how it shapes up. ~Andrea |
How neat to live on a street with so many family connections. My dd's boyfriend bought his grandmother's house and everything he does to the house ties old memories to the present. I love it. |
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 12, 11 at 7:27
I love the ties to my history. I love hearing ths stories how my great uncles snuck off with the neighbors to go swimming in the quarries and just generally being adventurous young kids. I went to school 2 blocks away, and it's the same church DH and I were married in. I went to school with the grandson of the people who we bought this house from. I also went to school with the grandson of my next door neighbor. Her sister lives next door to her on the other side. And most of the people who moved into the neighborhood over the years are all super nice and friendly too. I live in a nice quaint quiet safe Borough and even though most days I wish my house was bigger (even though, just slightly, not a mcmansion or anything) I'm more then thrilled with where we live. If we're ever blessed with children I know it would be the best place for them to grow up, even if they don't have a lot of indoor room. We do have a 1/3 acre lot with a playground a block away and soccer fields right out back. We also have some local Indian history which is pretty cool and my town was settled by Moravians in the 1700s. But not the part I live in. Most of my part of town was developed by the workers of the cement quarry in my back yard. So thats probably a little more then you wanted to knww about my house and my town, but there you have it :) |
- Posted by enigmaquandry (My Page) on Sun, Apr 24, 11 at 23:53
I love the memories, that's what makes a place special :) |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Mon, Apr 25, 11 at 22:31
I just happened to remember your remarks about researching hostas. If you want to go to a really good FREE source of info, Plant Delights Nursery (in NC) has it well organized by color of the leaf, by size of the plant, and whether it is a white, lavender, or fragrant bloom. Also what kind of climate it likes. I'll put the link below. They also give you the picture and how to plant them. I've even found a few that will tolerate our hot and humid climate in south AL, wonder of wonders. The nursery is well respected in the Gardenweb gardening side, which is how I found out about them. Take a look at the sidebar of other perennials too. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Hosta Chart
- Posted by craftlady07 (My Page) on Tue, Sep 6, 11 at 16:09
Hi all, it's been awhile. Sorry that I seemed to have disappeared for the past few months. I never realized you added the hosta link Moccasinlanding, thank you for that!! I'm back to thinking about residing the house and I actually posted a rather long post on the remodeling forum for some ideas. DH really wants a lighter color siding and I don't because of how close the house is to the road and how dirty it gets. I'm actually thinking of maybe adding a brick veneer of sorts to the area under the front porch roof, either all the way up or only half way (I'd prefer real brick and I'd want it all the way up to the ceiling). 2 reasons: I do still want regular plank siding around the rest of the house and shingle siding up near the windows on the second floor and in the dormer areas. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Sun, Sep 11, 11 at 20:40
Craftlady, I'm not able to visualize all those materials. But it does sound like a lot of stuff. Your house is lovely now. And there are paints or other coatings available these days, which repel dirt. An example is my new bathtub does not EVER get a ring around it! Do you realize that means NO CLEANING leaned over breaking my back? And it also means that little nano particles are able to keep your house clean without having to make it any darker than you like. Ain't science wonderful. But now I will have to try to do some visualizing again. |
What kind of tub is that ML? craftlady, I understand about the siding getting dirty. Our siding under porch gets really dirty and I've never really figured out why. I don't know how hard it is to put brick on a house designed for siding, but I guess a brick layer could figure out how to put on a brick ledge and get it going. |
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - The Missouri Wrestling team opened up their season Saturday afternoon with their first-ever Alumni Black & Gold Match. Seven former All-Americans returned to Columbia to participate in a wrestling dual versus current Tigers.
A total of 13 alumni from all over the country returned to their alma mater, prepared to face the current Tigers. Crowd participation was encouraged in the event, including a rule stating that after one overtime period, fans would be asked to decide the winners of tied matches. This rule came into effect twice, during matches between Nick Marable (All American 2008/2009) and Johnny Eblen, as well as alumni Patrick Wright and redshirt freshman Parker Von Egidy. With help from the crowd, both Eblen and Wright were crowned victorious.
The two McCormick brothers, Tyler (All-American 2006/2007) and Nathan (All-American 2013), got the alumni off to a fast start by winning each of their matches, 1-0 and 2-1 respectively. Two-time All-American Dom Bradley would follow suit with a win against sophomore Justin Heberlie, increasing the alumni's lead to 9-0.
The present Tigers would battle back, however, taking three straight wins, capped off by a Cole Baumgartner victory over Brooks Travis, the oldest alumni (graduating in '97) that participated in the event. Wins by former grapplers Dorian Henderson, Mike Larson, and the overtime win by Patrick Wright would seal the dual, with the Alumni coming out on top. Despite the teams not actively keeping score, the alumni won seven of 13 bouts and unofficially won the dual 21-20.
"It was a lot of fun," said Head Coach Brian Smith following the inaugural event. "We saw some good wrestling. It's good because we are such a young team, and they got to see some of the former wrestlers and wrestle with them and I think, being Homecoming, it was a good time to have this event. We open up next Friday, so to get a crowd like this, to have this many people here, and to be able to wrestle in front of a referee...it's good."
Before any alumni took the mat, six wrestle-off matches between current Tigers took place to showcase new talent from the Tigers' No. 2 recruiting class as well as provide a last-minute opportunity for a few grapplers to vie for a spot in the starting lineup. In the first wrestle-off, freshman Barlow McGhee took down redshirt freshman Zach Synon as time expired in sudden victory, defeating Synon 4-2. Sophomore Trevor Jauch took the second match 5-3 against freshman Lavion Mayes after accumulating 2 minutes of riding time. An aggressive Joey Lavallee won against fellow freshman Robbie Mathers by major decision 14-5 after accumulating multiple takedowns, a near fall, and a riding time point as time expired. In the final wrestle-off, sophomore Cody Johnston topped junior-teammate Ty Prazma by way of two near falls and three takedowns, for a final of 13-9.
Smith hopes that the event could be something that turns in to an annual thing. Many of his former Tigers loved returning, allowing them to put on the Black & Gold singlet one more time.
"It was good to compete again," said former 174-pounder Dorian Henderson. "It would be something annually to look forward to. It also brings back the old wrestlers and keeps everyone in contact, so it was a lot of fun.
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Tyler McCormick won by decision over Tony DeAngelo, 1-0
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Too early for any specific planning at this point, Chcolate! We'll probably start a thread with specifics in late July. But general plans would be to have the second swap of the year on the other end of town from the first, and two people have already expressed interest in possibly hosting it down that way, so plan on a location somewhere on the south side of the Metro area. And the "when" would normally be late August or early September---just too early! Skybird |
I was wondering what normally is swapped in the fall. Is it mostly seeds or bulbs? I have never really tried to harvest seeds before, but I'll sure give it a whirl so I can share them with the group. May need some advice though :^) |
Day lilies!! "Catladysgarden" usually brings TONS of day lilies and makes sure we take them home. Even if you think you've taken more than your share, she and her husband offer you more and then more! And, lots of starts that might have been to tiny to dig up in spring are often nice-sized and established in pots, ready for trading. Just so you all know, I plan on attending as long as it isn't August 20-30. Jennifer |
- Posted by polygonum_tinctorium (My Page) on Thu, May 27, 10 at 12:17
Seeds, bulbs, perennials, houseplants, small trees, etc. It's pretty much the same as in the spring but with way fewer vegetable starts. Seed-saving is really easy for many things, mstywoods. Let us know what you'd like to save and we can walk you through it. Some plants are definitely easier than others. |
- Posted by mayberrygardener z5a, Broomfield, CO (My Page) on Thu, May 27, 10 at 23:37
considering ripping out a few rose bushes for the fall swap, if anyone is interested. Otherwise, may just rip & toss them... I know they won't be dormant by Aug-Sept, so there is a risk that they wouldn't make it... Also, open to ideas for how to get them out if someone wants them? I can't imagine trying to bring a ginormous rootball... |
- Posted by singcharlene Zone 5 CO (My Page) on Mon, Jun 14, 10 at 18:24
I would love to host the fall swap this year if no one else has stepped forward. If I hosted, my August is swamped so it would have to be in Sept. (the 4th or 11th). I don't really want to think about September yet though LOL! It's been so cool I still need summer! Here's to summer, Charlene |
Yay, then we can see the babies! I think we've had it in September before...right? I'm looking forward to it already. I know we aren't really thinking about it yet but, as an FYI, I'd be up for either date but might prefer the 11th. Yeah, I'm not ready either because it has been very cool up here. Yesterday morning we even had some huge snow flakes come down!! Nothing even came close to sticking but the mountains got some powdery coverage. I need warmth and sun, then I'll think about the swap. Thanks, Charlene, for offering! J. |
- Posted by serpent_moon 4-5 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 15, 10 at 10:43
i (and Polygonum) might be interested in some of the rose bushes, mayberrygardener i am also (waiting &) hopeing summer will be SOON! ;^) |
- Posted by chcolatedog (My Page) on Tue, Jun 22, 10 at 11:58
I'm interested in some rose bushes,so if you could bring some that would be great mayberrygardener. and Skybird,when you find out when the fallswap is ,tell me. chcolatedog |
- Posted by serpent_moon 4-5 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 22, 10 at 15:38
mayberrygardener, chocolatedog is with me and Polygonum, so probably just one or two (smallish) bushes will be fine with us ;^) |
Count me in for the fall swap, so looking forward to it. Will try to bring some lilac starts. I am hoping for some raspberries. gloria |
- Posted by col_sprg_maters Front Range 5 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 26, 10 at 22:38
We would be interested in the fall swap; it would be our first swap. We have Iris, Day Lillies and tomatoes. D Colo springs |
I would love day lilies, and some iris (especially dark purple). I can most likely bring some light purple irises to swap, and maybe some others that have not bloomed yet so not sure of the color. If I can find out how to harvest Lilac seeds, or make some cuttings, I can bring some - we have a huge lilac bush in our back yard. I'd like also like to know how to start new Lilac plants for myself, so I can grow it in another portion of the yard. I'll see what else I can bring as well!! |
- Posted by serpent_moon 4-5 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 28, 10 at 11:13
i would like some Lilac seeds (if you find out how ;^) i would also like irises and Day Lilies (i am with Chocolatedog and Plygonum Tinctorium so any thing that i or they request, it's just going into the 'family plot' sort of thing) ;^D |
I googled how to harvest Lilac seeds, and looks like I missed being able to do that - should have done so before all the flowers dropped. But I did find info on how to make cuttings, and may be able to do that - although it sounds like this isn't always successful as there is only a small window of opportunity to do that (mid-June, apparently, is best). I'll try it though! I'll also see if I can find any suckers with roots that I can dig up and pot. |
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North-Eastern Rhodesia in south central Africa was formed by and administered by the British South Africa Company as the other half, with North-Western Rhodesia, of the huge territory lying mainly north of the Zambezi River into which it expanded its charter in 1891. The company signed treaties with Bemba and Chewa rulers but did not gain full control until armed resistance among the Bemba was overcome in 1899. Although having features of a charter colony, in 1900 the company proclaimed the territory a protectorate (though it was not an official protectorate of the United Kingdom government).
The territory initially consisted of the north-eastern half of present-day Zambia but with land in the western half up to the Kafue River, its border with North-Western Rhodesia. In 1905, just before large-scale copper mining commenced, the border between the two chartered territories was moved east, removing the area of Lusaka and the Copperbelt to North-Western Rhodesia. Its capital from 1899 was at Fort Jameson (now Chipata).
In 1911 the British South Africa Company amalgamated North-Eastern Rhodesia with North-Western Rhodesia to form Northern Rhodesia,[1] later Zambia.
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PHOENIX, AZ — Police in Phoenix raided the second business suspected of selling medical marijuana in just a week, arresting the owner of the Vapor Lounge compassion club, which police say was operating illegally as an unlicensed medical marijuana dispensary on Thursday night.
Bill Hayes, 38, was charged with suspicion of controlling an illegal enterprise, marijuana possession for sale and narcotics possession for sale, Phoenix Police Sgt. Steve Martos said Friday.
The Vapor Lounge is located in a strip mall next to the Paraphernalia Boutique, but does not have any exterior signage and is not licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Health to sell medical marijuana.
"We understand that this particular location was similar to a bar. Customers would come in and pay a donation," said Sgt. Martos. According to police, customers gave donations to the Vapor Lounge in exchange for medical marijuana edibles and other products containing THC.
Bobby Price, who said he is the volunteer general manager for the Vapor Lounge but was not arrested, says that the business was not doing anything wrong.
"We offer a safe environment for people to come medicate," says Price, adding that medical marijuana patients either bring their own cannabis to the Vapor Lounge or order from a nearby, licensed dispensary who then delivers the marijuana to the patient.
"It's being delivered here, so it is being sold inside our establishment but not by us," said Price.
Just a week earlier, police arrested three owners of a business that was allegedly selling medical marijuana but did not have a valid business license or a state-issued medical marijuana dispensary permit. All three men face charges for illegally controlling an enterprise and possession of marijuana for sale, and two of the men also face gun charges.
Unregulated compassion clubs are not allowed under Arizona's 2010 voter approved medical marijuana law, but many opened throughout the state during the two years between the law taking effect and the Department of Public Health implementing the program.
Under Arizona law, non-profit medical marijuana dispensaries must be licensed by the Arizona Department of Public Health. Compassion clubs typically do not sell marijuana to patients, but provide marijuana in exchange for a "suggested donation."
Earlier this year, several state licensed medical marijuana dispensaries asked authorities to crackdown on the unlicensed compassion clubs. Dispensary owners, medical marijuana patients, and advocates asked that police, prosecutors and legislators target the unregulated clubs so patients receive their medication in a controlled and secure environment.


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A Georgia banker accused of lending a now-accused Florida real-estate fraudster money to buy a "private island" in the Caribbean has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bank fraud and to receive bribes, and to a single count of tax evasion, federal prosecutors said. Douglas Ballard, 40, of Atlanta, formerly was the executive vice president […]
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