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I am very happy that I followed the advice of many here and persisted in talking to different people until I found one with whom we could work. They also happen to be custom cabinet makers who make them in their own workshop in MA. They also do the installation.They have been a ton of help to us in working out the details. They are also a bit unique in that they use formaldehyde free plywood and will also keep your cabinets for the 20 or so days needed to finish the outgassing of whatever other factors might prove irritating to your particular situation. We do not have any such problems but it is nice all the same. We live in an old home and our kitchen has a lot of doors and other interruptions. We wanted to achieve a look that went with the turn of the century style of our house. They are very down to earth which I appreciate. Some KD designers I have met are rather snooty and try to push their latest trendy ideas on you even though you have already told them that you are going for an historic feel to the place. I think that I would not have had the energy to persist in looking if not for the encouragement of the people here. |
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Congrats! I loved our custom cabinet maker and his installers. Overall, they did a fantastic job, but there were a few glitches along the way. A few cabinets had to be re-worked, because the drawers were not the heights that I specified; the doors for my file drawers were oriented the wrong way. In each case, the fix happened within a couple of days - in the case of the wrong drawer fronts, the installer called the shop and had the guys working on the new ones that morning. The shop was only 6 miles form our house. I hope your experience and results are as wonderful as mine! |
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We had custom cabinetry done locally for a master bedroom a few years ago. The cabinetmaker really collaborated with us, suggested things we would not have thought of, and went "above and beyond" in many ways because he took such pride in the job. I think it was more interesting for him being integral to the process rather than just following someone else's drawings. We're hoping he can do the cabs in our new house, including the kitchen this time. |
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We are using a custom cabinet maker here in WA - they're in Monroe. Their designer had great ideas for our MW (not over the stove - rah!); our designer from Lowes didn't seem to know where to put it. We're getting exactly what we wanted, which we wouldn't have from Lowes...and their prices are excellent. Of course, we won't *see* the finished cabinets for another month or so; I suppose things could not turn out well after all. But so far I've been very impressed, and the local press about them has been very positive. I should add that originally we didn't think we could afford a custom cabinet maker, which is why we got estimates from the big box stores. But now I'm thinking that we couldn't afford the big box places - and the quality at this custom place appears to be excellent. |
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We went with a local cabinet maker after checking out numerous companies shown online. Couldn't be happier with our cabinets, they obviously take a lot of pride in their work, have been in business for over 30 years; color turned out great, and they keep me informed of what's going on. So, if the countertops and b/s turn out, it will have been a painless remodel. |
Here too, I'd have never thought custom was an option but thanks to GW, I found a guy 5 miles away that does very nice work and the price is well below every estimate that came before. My cabs aren't built yet but the finish samples that he provided are gorgeous. |
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I've a question. Can I ceep for example hippeastrum Gervase as an evergreen? My one is in dormancy, so has no leaves at the moment, but I would like to keep him evergreen. How can you see if a bulb is evergreen? Or can you keep every bulb you like as evergreen?
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It is my understand that you can keep just about any hippie bulb as an evergreen. I have several that always hold on the 2/3 leaves every winter but, Gervase isn't one of them. But, I don't see why you can't try..I'm sure others will have thoughts also... Donna |
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Hippifan, My 'Gervase' will not seem to go dormant, it's a huge bulb that keeps shooting leaves constantly! Just continue to water it through the winter, you need to use less water than summer tho. It may have its leaves but it will usually halt growing during the cold months, this is called "semi-dormant". |
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My purchase of the Torch light with a reading light was a long search ending exceeding my expectations. I was looking for a light for multi use in to give more light to an open floor plan room as well as provide extra light for my daughters keyboard sheet music. Success in one light with dual purpose! Both lights can be on or each separately. A single eco light bulb was included in the purchase. The brushed nickle was consistant with what is on the market today but as a low price. The base of the light pole is very weighted and makes for that much more of a sturdy lamp that I don't have to worry about tipping over. The height of the top light reflects well off my 8ft ceilings and cast light well throughout the room. The adjustable reading light works great for reading sheet music as my daughter practices now without excuse of not enough light. All over a 2 thumbs up deal as it shipped and was to my home in less than a week and a holiday week at that!
This lamp is great and is such a great deal. I was looking for a floor lamp at Target and they all looked cheap yet they were expensive. This lamp cost much less and is much better. Great quality.
It's surely beautiful looking lamp with a great style BUT i had to return it immediately. 1) top cover was rusty. the rust stain was too large that I couldn't use it like that. I didn't pay money to use a rusty floor lamp considering I had gotten the lamp for its look and style. Still I wanted to try to assemble and see if the lamp was worth changing with a new one. 2) When I started to assemble the lamp, I had trouble installing the top cover. Apparently, it was missing a piece that is used to attach top cover to the lamp stand. 3) Last deal breaker was that the reading lamp was located too low on the lamp stand. When all these three negatives were combined, I had no choice other than returning this floor lamp. The only positive part of my experience was that overstock.com handled the return very fast and nicely. Thank you for that customer service.
This lamp was and is perfect for our need. Top light illuminates the 10x10 computer room, the lower light can be directed to the desk or keyboard. It is also very attractive! The only downside was that the knob on the lower light broke off as soon as we took it out of the box. We have to use 2 hands to turn it, now. But I can't imagine every lamp has this happen, so I would definitely recommend it.
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Its been a while friends, but couldn't stay away! I've spent the last year (wow) enjoying my 2 year finally- finished beach house reno/re-build project after water damage had us gut the place to studs in 2010. As it now happens, we have stumbled across the perfect building site for our forever home in a town that we love. I may soon be dropping the "modern" from my name as we are in the very, very beginning stages of planning the construction of a new home. I guess since I spent most of my time in the KF in the past, I wanted to start here before moving over to the "building a home" forum so I can get your thoughts and advice on the most important (I think) room in the house! My thought process at this point is to list what I have in my (full time) kitchen and what I'd like to never see again, change, eliminate or add in the new future kitchen. You will all have to bear with me as this is going to be a long process, and I will have hundreds of questions and needed opinions. A hint of what I am leaning towards is easy- eliminate the "modern" and call me coastal_love. Nantucket shingle style is my absolute favorite. Although my modern tendencies in furniture and design are still floating in me, I am so drawn to coastal light and airy. Add to the fact that modern home design is not too popular in my neck of the woods. I am finding this true when talking to realtors about selling my current modern inspired craftsman. So as I write this, my mind swirls with ideas, questions, and thoughts of many late nights of reading and lurking and gathering insight in what I know is going to be a long and bumpy road, but a road that I am so excited (and nervous) to travel! |
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Wow! Sounds great. Can't wait to see what you are cooking up. Good luck on your new build, sounds so exciting and looking forward to hearing your insights with the experience you already have doing your remodel. It will be helpful to see what wisdom you have gleaned from the process. |
Coastal - This will be a fun project to follow. Exciting - I wasn't around when you did your previous project. We will be with you on each inch and mile of your new journey! |
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a2gemini- unfortunately I didn't know about GW until I was 3/4 finished with my kitchen. I did however get much help with the remodel of my summer house. I have gained valuable insight here and will definitely be making my comparisons and asking for opinions on things I plan on changing! One thing I know for sure- 'I' will be adjusting the counter height according to 'my' 5'2" frame. It is a MAJOR detail that I overlooked, especially since my KD was a 5'8" (in flats) woman. I have to knead dough in my sink and tippy-toe to look into my tallest pot! |
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S. Robert Rozbruch, MD
After graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Rozbruch attended Weill Medical College of Cornell University from which he graduated with honors in research. Residency training in Orthopaedic Surgery was followed by two fellowships. He did specialized training in Trauma as an AO fellow at the University of Bern in Switzerland. Additional training in adult and pediatric limb lengthening followed at the Maryland Center for Limb Lengthening & Reconstruction.
Dr. Rozbruch is the Chief of the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery and is Professor of Clinical Orthopaedic Surgery at Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He is a member of several national medical societies including fellowship in the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Orthopaedic Trauma Association, and The Limb Lengthening & Reconstruction Society (LLRS) of which he was President 2012-2013. He has lectured on his clinical and research works at both national and international meetings and has authored numerous articles in medical journals and chapters in Orthopaedic textbooks. He is the editor of Limb Lengthening & Reconstruction Surgery, a respected textbook in the field.
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Austin T. Fragomen, M.D.
Dr. Austin Fragomen attended medical school at the State University of New York Downstate College of Medicine. He excelled through a very hands-on surgical internship at Montefiore and Jacobi medical centers in the Bronx. He launched into his orthopaedic residency training program, under John R. Denton, MD, at the Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Center. As chief resident he took a strong interest in fracture care, limb reconstruction, and joint preservation surgery. He then relocated to San Francisco, California to dedicate himself to learning advanced techniques in surgery the of shoulder and knee with pioneer and innovator Eugene M. Wolf, MD. He returned to New York's Hospital for Special Surgery to become their first fellow in Limb Lengthening & Reconstruction Surgery. As an Assistant Attending, he is the newest member of the Hospital's Limb Lengthening & Deformity Service. He has presented his clinical and biomechanical research at medical meetings and has authored and edited articles for various Orthopaedic journals and textbooks. He has lectured extensively on related topics to residency training programs and in the community setting. Skilled in the art of less invasive surgery, Dr. Fragomen will perform a sophisticated and comprehensive analysis of each patient to determine an optimal treatment plan. Whether performing an all-arthroscopic rotator cuff repair or mounting a percutaneous external fixation frame the goal is always to minimize the trauma of surgery and maximize a rapid and functional recovery. Curriculum Vitae
Lisa Halfen, PA-C
Lisa Halfen, PA-C, ATC is a physician assistant on the Limb Lengthening Service. She attended Mercy College where she earned a Masters degree in physician assistant studies. Prior to attending PA school, Lisa worked as an athletic trainer at Fairleigh Dickinson University and Jericho High School. She earned a Masters degree in athletic training at Indiana University, and received her Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training at The University of Michigan. With her background in athletic training, orthopedics was the area of medicine that interested Lisa most when she was in PA school. After graduating from PA school, Lisa began working at HSS, and is proud to be a part of the limb lengthening team.
Erica Lenihan RN
Erica Lenihan, RN is the Nurse Clinician for the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service (LLCRS) working with Dr's Rozbruch and Fragomen. She began working at the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) upon graduating from Dominican College with her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. She transitioned to the LLCRS after working on the Adult and Pediatric in patient floor at HSS for six years. Her interest and dedication to Limb Lengthening patients gives her the desire to improve and enhance their experiences whenever possible.
Vera Daka LPN
Vera is the LLCRS clinical nurse. She came from a background in critical care at Phelps Memorial Hospital in Westchester County. She holds a strong interest in orthopedics and providing care to a variety of patients. Vera is currently working on her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing at Pace University, in lower Manhattan. She enjoys the beach, movies, walking, swimming and biking during her free time.
Omaira Dean Executive Assistant and Office Manager for Dr Rozbruch
Omaira Dean is Dr. Rozbruch's Executive Assistant and Office Manager at the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service. Ms. Dean attended NYCT in Brooklyn NY. She began working at HSS in 1998 and joined Dr. Rozbruch at the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service (LLCRS) in 2001. She is an essential member of our team.
Kathiria Rodriguez Office Manager for Dr. Fragomen
Kathiria Rodriguez (Kathy) is the Office Manager for Dr. Fragomen at the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service. She attended St. John's University with a business major. She joined Dr. Fragomen in the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service (LLCRS) in 2007. She plays a significant role in Dr. Fragomen's practice.
Rosa MoraMedical Secretary for Dr. Rozbruch
Rosa Mora is the medical secretary for Dr. Rozbruch's team at the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service. Rosa attended John Jay College of Criminal Justice with liberal arts major. She then transferred to Hostos Community College to continue her education in liberal arts. She joined LLCRS in July of 2008 and has remained devoted to providing excellent service ever since.
Brania Aquino Medical Secretary for Dr. Fragomen
Brania is Dr. Fragomens Medical Secretary. With a Bachelors degree in Business from Mercy College, Brania has worked as an administrative assistant for an Ophthalmologist in Yonkers for six years. In the Winter of 2013 she joined the Limb Lengthening & Complex Reconstructive Service at Hospital for Special Surgery, and is proud to be a part of the team!
Eugene W. Borst Research Coordinator
Gene began his time at the Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction Service in the summer of 2008 as an HSS volunteer working closely with Dr. Fragomen on several clinical research projects. In addition, he spent a summer working in the hospital's Biomechanics Department assisting in a motion capture study involving the Taylor-Spatial/Ilizarov Frame. Through his hard work and dedication he earned the hospital's Mary Ryan Student Award which is given to only two student volunteers each year. Gene graduated with honors in history from CUNY Hunter College in the spring of 2010 and is currently enrolled at Hunter part time as a biology major in preparation for medical school. He became the department Research Coordinator in the summer of 2011 and has been involved in numerous exciting studies since then. His outside interests include Paleontology, hiking, and paddle tennis. Gene hopes to continue to follow his passion for medicine and to attend medical school in the near future..
Mitchell Bernstein, MD, FRCSC Limb Lengthening Fellow 2013-14
Dr. Bernstein is currently one of the 2013-2014 fellows in Limb Lengthening and Complex Extremity Reconstruction. He completed his medical school in Chicago, IL and orthopaedic residency training in Montreal, Canada at McGill University. He recently completed an orthopaedic traumatology fellowship at Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington, in Seattle. Dr. Bernstein wishes to continue in academic medicine, focusing on acute trauma and complex posttraumatic reconstruction. His research interests include bone biology and biomechanics of fracture healing.
Amgad Haleem. MD, PhD Limb Lengthening Fellow 2013-14
Dr. Haleem completed his Orthopaedic Surgery Residency and Master's Degree at the Cairo University School of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt, from which he had obtained his medical degree with honors and ranked among the top 10 medical students of his class. He was then assigned –and still currently serves- as Associate Lecturer of Orthopaedic Surgery at Cairo University. In 2008, Dr. Haleem was awarded a grant for excellence in scientific achievement to complete his PhD in stem cell-based cartilage regeneration at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, through the USA/Egyptian Joint Channel System. During this period, he published a vast amount of basic science and clinical studies on articular cartilage repair and regeneration. After his PhD, Dr. Haleem had a strong passion to embark on further US orthopaedic clinical training, completing a foot and ankle fellowship at HSS as well as a total joint replacement fellowship. In his pursuit of becoming a clinician-scientist in lower extremity surgery and cartilage restoration, his current research is focused on ankle distraction and other cartilage salvage procedures. Dr. Haleem was also a professional basketball player in Egypt and currently enjoys biking as well as playing squash.


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Remember the amazing birth of this little man? Well … here he is all grown up (HA!) and a week old. I sure love this family and we love little Prince William
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Remember this new arrival? Well, she is another day older (actually 9 days older) and still cute as a button! And look at those beautiful parents???? She has been a good little bug and given them lots of rest (lucky them!). To spend a couple hours cooing and gushing over a new baby is heavenly, the pictures are just an added bonus! Thanks again, you guys, she sure is a sweet little thing.
Almost 9 years ago (I can't believe it's been that long!) I was a leader in our youth group at church. I had the opportunity of teaching and learning with the 14-16 year old girls. That's where I meet beautiful Caitlin. She was just a young teenager at the time but we clicked immediately and have been close ever since. I was there to photograph her wedding and am completely honored to have been there for the birth of her first child. She was SUCH a trooper! Beautiful Miss C decided to make her debut face up, which made for some extra work on mom's part, and a cute little squished nose. Way to go you guys, she's adorable and again, I am so honored to have been a part of it!
This sweet family rang in the new year with a new member of their bunch. He is about as precious as a new little human can be! Of course, we cuddled him, coo'ed him, and did a lot of visiting in between poses. It was a great time… Thanks for sharing your home, your company, and your beautiful new little man with me!
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I did this ornament for a contest that challenged me to come up with an item with an apple theme. The ornament was inspired by the following story:
Zeus held a banquet to celebrate the marriage of Peleus and Thetis, and he invited everyone except Eris, the goddess of discord. So she threw out a golden apple labeled "for the fairest," and the goddesses Hera (queen of the gods), Athena (goddess of wisdom), and Aphrodite (goddess of love) started fighting over the apple. So Zeus chose Paris of Troy to choose the fairest goddess. The three goddesses tried to bribe Paris. Hera promised he'd rule the world. Athena promised he'd be wiser than some of the gods. And Aphrodite promised him the most beautiful woman in the world. Paris chose Aphrodite and gave her the golden apple, and she gave him Helen of Troy, which eventually led to the Trojan War.
The ornament has more apples swirling around Aphrodite, because she is the one Paris chose as the fairest. There are also green swirls symbolizing Eris' discord.
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(Moncton, Canada) -- The suspect in the shooting deaths of three Canadian Mounties is now under arrest. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have confirmed that Justin Bourque was captured early Friday morning in the backyard of a home in Moncton, New Brunswick, the same city where he went on a shooting rampage. Borque had been the subject of an intense manhunt since Wednesday night. Bourque was wanted for killing three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers and wounding two others.


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Debate: Has a linesman's mistake cost Manchester United the title?
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted Chelsea are now the strong title favourites after today's 2-1 victory at Old Trafford. But was Chelsea's victory a result of their superior performance, or simply down to an official's mistake? Didier Drogba was clearly in an offside position when freed by Saloman Kalou's short through ball. The referee's assistant despite having a perfect view allowed play to continue and Drogba fired home to give Chelsea a 2-0 lead. Defeat sums up West Bromwich Albions season, says manager Tony MowbrayManchester Uniteds Premier League title challenge will falter in TokyoManchester United 1 Birmingham City 0: match report "What I can't understand is the linesman's directly in front of it," said Ferguson. "He has no one near him and he gets it wrong. "A game of that magnitude, you really need quality officials and we didn't get them today. It was a poor, poor performance." Is Ferguson right to be so furious? Or were Chelsea still good value for their win? And where does today's result leave the title race? Will Chelsea slip-up in the final furlong? Have your say below ...
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Wanted: Elsmere history and photos
The following guest blog was submitted by Arthur Siegel, an Elsmere resident doing research on his part of town. I've invited Arthur to visit the Times Union's morgue and browse through our photo archives. Maybe you have some pics or stories to share, too. I've been living in Elsmere for about five years now, and […]
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Driving in the 50s on 9W
So you think this is going to be about putting the pedel to the metal and zipping down 9W trying to stay in my lane thru all the twisty turns. Not quite. I wanta take you for a ride, A ride back in time -the 1950′s- in what we today call Glenmont. Ready? Hop in […]
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Why we have Memorial Day
Pause, at least for a few moments, on Monday and remember to thank and say a prayer for those, military and civilians, who gave their lives, so we can have Freedom. And a thought and a prayer for those out there today protecting us, wouldn't hurt either. Oddly, it wasn't the Stars and Strips […]
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Bethlehem trolley rides through colorful history
Here's a nice story by Scott Waldman about these very cool historical tours. Does anyone have any town trivia to share? First published: Thursday, February 5, 2009 BETHLEHEM — The Bradt family liked to brawl. Near the Normans Kill, they'd pound on each other. And then they'd go to court. The Bradts are some of […]
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Parker Mathusa: Bethlehem fixture felled by ALS
BETHLEHEM — Parker D. Mathusa, who served his town, state and nation, died at home Sunday after a long battle with ALS. He was 70. Born in the town's Cedar Hills area, he graduated from Ravena-Coeyman-Selkirk High School and what was then Albany State Teachers College (now the University at Albany) and earned a master's […]
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Henry Hudson stopped in Bethlehem
Although the 400th Anniversary of Henry Hudson's historic voyage up the eponymous river isn't until next year, folks in Bethlehem are already doing a bit of fund raising to help plan some events in 2009. This Saturday, the town's quadricentennial planning committee is hosting a dinner to help raise funds for the commemoration of the 1609 voyage. Old […]
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Bethlehem Memorial Day Parade
Every year, Bethlehem's Veteran Organizations, the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) put together a great Memorial Day Parade. This year's was no different. The Parade is a great salute to community spirit. Hundreds of people, young and older, marched in the parade. All of our marchers, from the Bethlehem Tomboys, to the […]
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Clarksville's 175th Birthday Celebration
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I want to make some metal hose guides so we don't drag the hose over the flowers. DH is a welder and has lots of different rods and square tubing. I just need to come up with something that he could weld on top the stake so the hose doesn't slip over it and I won't poke my face on it when I'm weeding. I saw one really when nice one when I googled it. It was an old fancy glass door knob. I'm sure I can find used modern style knobs but other than painting them, what could I do to make them unique. I would love to hear your ideas. |
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- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 12, 14 at 18:49
Maybe if he could weld a stop on the metal to keep the hose from riding too far up the post. Then leave the stop far enough down you could slip a pretty mosaic bottle over it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Maybe some thing like this.
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I went into the link. There are some very interesting things there. Thank you for sharing. Marylee |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 8:31
I've never really figured out a good solution to the hose guard problem. I have some of those foot long nail shaped spikes stuck through small upside down flower pots (thru the drainage hole in the center). But they have their limitations, being not quite the right shape. I'm very curious to hear what others have come up with. (Lucky you to have a welder in the family!) Kathy |
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It probably will do better with a round tubing, even something like 2-3" PVC pipe. On the outside, you can paint or decorate it to make it look more interesting in your yard. The commercial ones also roll when the hose touches it, but I'm not sure if that would strictly be necessary. |
Those are beautiful, Shades. I don't have a way to get any colored bottles. I've even checked at the bars. The bars around here do not carry wine bottles and those are the colored ones, I guess. I was thinking that round 1/2" or even 3/4" re-bar. That way he could weld a large washer about 12 inches from the bottom and I could slip PVC pipe over it that would turn when we drug the hose on it. I think I can find some used closet door knobs, the ones without the locking mechanism. Some ideas I've come up with is maybe painting them a bright color and gluing butterfly's or dragon fly's on the top. I even thought of having him weld decorative metal fence finials on top. |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 17:58
I like your idea. Be sure to post a pic. If you put a finial on top beware of pointy. Nasty injury possible if you fall on it! Kathy |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 18:57
Love the idea of decorative finials on the top. I do like the idea of the PVC turning on the post. I think that could be helpful and hide the rebar. Another direction might be to have hubby weld leaves curving down to keep the hose from riding up the post. Then do a cool flower on the top of the post. My husband can weld but we no longer have the equipment to do it. I wish I wish we still did. I do have a friend that can weld for me if I do not ask too often. |
I am really lucky as DH main hobby is welding. He has made me 2 trellis. an arbor, and several things all out of salvaged things. |
I found an old stair rail spindle thingy and painted it up. Stuck a length of rebar in the bottom and jammed it into the garden. Topped it with a 'bug' and voila! You can see it to the left of the big rock. Worked great and looked great too! |
I think the old telephone wire glass insulators would look great. |
Bars have the pretty blue beer bottles now. I get mine from the VFW. |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho z4/5 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 19, 14 at 12:51
I did not do these for hose guides. More just for fun but they would work on top of your rebar to keep from poking your eye out. I just glued some glass bits to the bottoms of the small bud vases I did a few for my tiny patio flower beds. They are held up by rebar. |
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text: So, today is my official weigh in day. Down 5 pounds after a 4 week stall. I've had 2 sudden "whooshes" each 5 pounds in 6 weeks. YEEHAWW. I had to up my calories and increase my water and get really dedicated to working out, even if I only walk 3 miles that day, which at this point, feels like a stroll in the park, so it may be time to up that. But this is paying off. Stalls are so frustrating, when you know you're doing everything right and STILL the scale doesn't move, but I have lost inches and I think measuring myself at the start and each month since then is truly the only thing that kept me going. If I had relied totally on the scale, I would have given up and gorged along time ago. I feel better, I look better, I'm getitng some seriously sexy curves in places I had forgotten about. This rocks!


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If Superman is the boy scout of DC Comics, then his goody-two-shoes counterpart in the Marvel universe is Captain America. Fitting in nicely with the squeaky clean stereotype of the soldier who fights for truth, justice and the American way, Steve Rogers exemplifies all of the ideals of the classic American hero. He doesn't drink. He doesn't smoke. He doesn't womanize. He fiercely believes in just one God, even though he happens to personally know two other gods from Norse mythology, and he has rippling abs and bulging biceps. However, this clean cut image is not all a conscious decision. In the film Captain America: The First Avenger, he explains that he doesn't drink only because he is being a good guy. Instead, he doesn't drink because his body metabolism is so efficient in processing toxins that alcohol basically has no effect on him. And that got me thinking… super soldier or not, this would suck for Steve Rogers at your average Fourth of July picnic. Could Captain America ever get drunk?
Fox Schedules its Future Superhero Films, Will Bicker With Sony/Marvel For At Least Four More Years
Movie News By Adam Bellotto on March 21, 2014 | Be the First To CommentThere was once a time when superhero movies weren't scheduled a decade in advance. That time is gone forever. Now, you wanna make a movie where a guy in a cape punches another guy who's probably also wearing a cape, you schedule that thing out years in advance. And Fox would very much like to continue making movies about cape-adorned man punches (and, on rare occasions, cape-adorned woman punches), so they've submitted their future schedule for all to see. Via the Twitter of BoxOffice.com, we now know when each of Fox's various Marvel movies will debut, all the way through 2018. Here's what their full superhero slate looks like: X-Men: Days of Future Past – May 23, 2014 Fantastic Four – June 19, 2015 X-Men: Apocalypse – May 27, 2016 Untitled Wolverine Film – March 3, 2017 Fantastic Four 2 – July 14, 2017 Untitled Fox/Marvel Film – July 13, 2018
The Best Stories of the Week, July 27
Reject Recap By Christopher Campbell on July 27, 2013 | Comments (1)The Reject Recap is back following a week off for the takeover of Comic-Con coverage. Of course, now that Comic-Con coverage is the main focus of the latest review of Hollywood's biggest news and FSR's greatest original content. Fortunately and unfortunately, some other notable announcements came out in the past seven days that had nothing to do with San Diego's fanboy event. For instance, we lost actor Dennis Farina. Also, we pretty much lost all possibility of a Freddie Mercury/Queen movie. Meanwhile, we considered new directions (for better or worse) of such iconic characters as Wolverine, Rocky Balboa and Spike Lee. And we've been having panic attacks just from watching a few clips from one of the most anticipated films out later this year. As always, we've rounded up the most significant bits of what everyone's been talking about — or should have been talking about — over the past week. There was the announcement of the latest Toronto International Film Festival slate (with its Oscar-coveting titles), the release of a new Woody Allen movie and, yes, the excitement over possibly seeing Batman and Superman kick the crap out of each other. Here's your chance to get caught up so you're not clueless at all of tonight's parties. Because you know there's likely to be some discussion of The Act of Killing and its representation of violence. Or there should be, and now you'll be able to bring it up and be the life of the occasion. Start your weekend […]
22 Things We Learned from the 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' Commentary
Commentary Commentary By Kevin Carr on July 25, 2013 | Comments (1)Back in 2009, Gavin Hood came off some smaller independent character pieces to direct the big-budgeted superhero film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. After a work print leaked online, resulting in a string of negative reviews, the film still did well in the early summer box office. It was a hit from a financial angle, but it left a lot of fans cold and led to a very different approach taken in its follow-up film The Wolverine. Now, looking back at the film, we can see how things played out behind the scenes as Hood talks over the movie in his commentary. Available on the original release DVD and Blu-ray, this commentary track highlights Hood's love for Ryan Reynolds' comedic timing and his views on how mutant powers manifest. But if you're looking for an apology, it's not here. Here's what is:
'The Wolverine' Motion Poster: Hugh Jackman Now Lives in Eurythmics Song
Movie Marketing By Kate Erbland on December 13, 2012 | Comments (1)Here comes the rain again indeed. If there was any doubt that James Mangold's The Wolverine wasn't going to be a seriously emo(tional?) outing for Hugh Jackman's eponymous mutant, please direct your eyes to the above motion poster from the new X-Men film. Lighten up, Wolvie, good God. At least Logan's got his bone claws all shined up nice? Want to see the motion poster actually, uh, in motion? Just give the poster a click! The Wolverine opens on July 26, 2013. [Facebook]
'Wolverine' Set Footage Puts You in a WWII POW Camp
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 1, 2012 | Comments (1)If you're anxiously awaiting Wolverine, or if you just love hearing Australian accents, this video from News 7 has both. The production headed by James Mangold (3:10 to Yuma) is currently filming in Kurnell, and the local news caught some excellent looks at a WWII Japanese POW camp that looks very, very beeg. The character's X-Men Origins entry was a giant mess, but after so much off-and-on development as well as hype surrounding the Christopher McQuarrie script that takes its cues from the seminal Frank Miller/Chris Claremont mini-series set in Japan, it's just good to see filming underway. Plus, the set looks impressive. [JoBlo]
Hugh Jackman and 'The Wolverine' Are Heading to Canada, Bub
Movie News By Nathan Adams on August 18, 2011 | Comments (3)It didn't take long after the character of Wolverine got added to the X-Men back in 1975's "Giant Size X-Men #1" for him to take the pop culture world by storm and become one of the most beloved and prolific characters in comic book history. By the time 1982 rolled around, the character was so big that he was ready for his first solo title, and so a Chris Claremont-penned Frank Miller-penciled four issue mini-series was released seeing the character travel to Japan, get engaged to a woman named Mariko, and battle some modern day samurai. That first Wolverine in Japan storyline showed the most human side of the character we had seen yet, and over time it has become pretty seminal. That's why the upcoming sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine, adapted to the screen by The Usual Suspects writer Christopher McQuarrie and simply titled The Wolverine, will be drawing on it heavily for inspiration. But we've known all of that for a while. What is the new news on the development of this project? The Wolverine used to be a highly anticipated upcoming film back when Darren Aronofsky was attached to direct, but once he dropped off the hype machine died down quite a bit. The last we heard about it, 3:10 to Yuma director James Mangold was most likely to be stepping into Aronofsky's shoes, and shooting would most likely begin in fall. That news was met with a collective "meh" from the online world, so we haven't […]
'The Wolverine' May Be Brought To You By the Director Of 'Knight and Day'
Movie News By Jack Giroux on June 15, 2011 | Be the First To CommentNot too long ago Fox's supposed filmmaker wish list for "The Wolverine" was leaked. For the most part, it was filled with fairly safe choices. To no great surprise, the studio has decided to go with one of those many easy picks: director James Mangold. While the director hasn't signed on yet, an offer has gone out and Deadline Fukushima makes it sound like a sure deal. The idea of going from a guy like Darren Aronfosky to Mangold is disheartening and disappointing, but worse switches could happen. He's a perfectly competent journeyman filmmaker. Walk the Line, Cop Land, Identity, and 3:10 to Yuma are all solid films, and even Knight and Day ain't too bad. We probably won't be getting a Wolverine film as ambitious as what Aronofsky would've done with the material, but I'd much rather see the director of 3:10 to Yuma than Tokyo Drift take on the Japan storyline. The Wolverine is expected to shoot this fall with the use of Christopher McQuarrie's (The Usual Suspects) draft.
Hugh Jackman Could Play Wolverine in 'X-Men: First Class' Sequel
Movie News By Nathan Adams on May 6, 2011 | Comments (4)I guess that would be X-Men: Second Class, and according to Bryan Singer, this is a possibility. When talking to IGN about including Wolverine in future plans for the series he said, "I think there would definitely be room. I think it would be a very exciting thing. This universe has to establish itself first, but that would be a very interesting and fun thing." That might seem ridiculous for several reasons, but it could also make sense if done right. Firstly, it might be weird as Hugh Jackman is a holdout from the first series of X-Men films, and this seems to be something of a reboot; but that might not be an issue because this could also be seen as a prequel that is directly connected to the original trilogy of X-Men films. And despite the fact that Jackman would be much older than the crop of young actors bringing the X-Men to life in First Class, Wolverine's mutant healing factor would go a long way in explaining that away. According to comic lore Wolverine has been around for quite some time looking exactly the same as he does now due to his mutant genes. The only problem would come when Jackman starts looking too old to be the same age as the guy who played Wolverine in the first X-Men. God forbid. This comment from Singer flies directly in the face of quotes that Lauren Shuler Donner has made about the future of the X-Men franchise, however. According […]
What Movies Would You Recast or Recrew?
Circle of Jerks By FSR Staff on October 13, 2010 | Comments (8)You've stumbled upon Circle of Jerks, our sporadically published, weekly feature in which we ask the questions that really matter to our writers and readers. It's a time to take a break from our busy lives and revel in the one thing that we all share: a deep, passionate love of movies. If you have a question you'd like answered by the FSR readers and staff, send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. What movies would you recast/recrew? My answer: Topher Grace as Spider-man. Tobey Maguire is humorless. And I'd somehow keep Ryan Reynolds from being the Green Lantern so he can be The Flash instead. And I'd like to have seen Preston Sturges direct just about any romantic comedy. – Sara F.
Rejoice: Singer Wants Back Into Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters
In Development By Scott Beggs on October 12, 2009 | Comments (10)Could it be? Could Bryan Singer really be talking to Fox about the possibility of returning to the franchise he made popular? Get your hopes up, nerds.
Neil and Kevin go completely ga-ga over the new Star Trek movie, singing praises to J.J. Abrams and the gang. Neil also laments the fact that he now has to start reviewing movies again while Kevin gives us his take on Next Day Air.
Lesson Learned: Don't Expect Perfection from Superhero Films
Features By Adam Sweeney on May 5, 2009 | Comments (28)X-Men Origins: Wolverine clawed its way to an outstanding opening weekend, proving that fans love the X-Men franchise, and that it's best to lower our expectations for comic book films.
With the success of X-Men Origins Wolverine, we're a step closer to some new X-Spinoffs. But do we want them?
Shouting Match: Who's More Badass, Movie or Comic Wolverine?
Features By FSR Staff on May 2, 2009 | Comments (27)Once again, two members of the FSR staff have squared off. This week it is Josh Radde and Paul Sileo talking circles around who is the bigger badass, Wolverine or Wolverine.
Right now it's just wishful thinking on the part of Tom Rothman, but if Ridley Scott's schedule clears up, he might be coaxed into going back into space.
Fact: Wolverine's Scott Adkins is a Scary Man
Movie News By Robert Fure on April 23, 2009 | Comments (18)If you don't know Scott Adkins by name right now, after X-Men Origins Wolverine you'll at least know him as that guy who has awesome spin kicks.
Early Edition: The Whole World's a Twitterin'
Movie News By Neil Miller on April 17, 2009 | Comments (4)Upon my rise from the depths of slumber this morning, I was greeted with a few options: (a) take a shower and eat breakfast like a normal person or (b) check Twitter and see what has been going on for the past 9 hours. I chose the latter, as I always do.
Watch an Awesome Extended Clip from X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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David Beckham discusses Galaxy future
CARSON, Calif. -- If David Beckham is coming back to the Los Angeles Galaxy for another season after his five-year contract with Major League Soccer expires later this month, he wasn't quite ready to say anything definitive.
But that's not surprising, considering that a close-to-the-vest approach is nothing new for the world-famous soccer player.
"We'll have to wait and see what happens in the future," Beckham said in a one-on-one interview with ESPN Los Angeles on Tuesday at the Home Depot Center.
Last month, AEG president Tim Leiweke, who was instrumental in bringing Beckham to the United States and to the AEG-owned MLS club, told Sports Illustrated, "I believe David will be here again next year. People can make any offer they want. The loyalty he has to this club because of the way we have treated him and stood by him is going to be rewarded if we so choose to continue with David."
Beckham certainly concurs with at least part of that statement.
"Tim's been great to me since I moved to the country and this franchise," Beckham said. "He's always looked after me as a man. He's an honest man, and I've always been really close to Tim. ... Like I've said before, I have to thank Tim, I have to thank (AEG CEO) Phil (Anschutz) for looking after me the way they've looked after me."
Family considerations also figure to factor into Beckham's decision. He has a wife, Victoria, three young sons and a newborn daughter.
"My family is my first priority, so my family needs to be happy wherever we live in the world," Beckham said. "And who doesn't like living in L.A.? Everyone's been great from the moment we arrived. Everyone's been so friendly and accommodating. Everything we've done while living here has been a success. My sons are happy, my wife's happy, so of course it's a factor in where we want to live in the future."
The immediate future for the Galaxy is their two-leg playoff series against the New York Red Bulls. The Galaxy won 1-0 in Harrison, N.J., on Sunday and return for the second game Thursday in Carson needing only a tie to advance to the Western Conference final. An MLS Cup title is one thing still high on Beckham's priority list, and his lack of one in the States is definitely something that gnaws at him some.
"Off the field yes," Beckham said when asked if he has accomplished here what he set out to do. "On the field, I want a championship. It's as simple as that. ... Hopefully this is the year."
Jim Barrero is a general editor for ESPNLosAngeles.com.
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