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2. Add the wet ingredients (water, yogurt, oil) and work the dough until all the liquid is absorbed.
3. Heat a non-stick pan on the stove on medium heat.
4. Make a ball of dough (about half the size of a golf ball) and douse it in some all purpose flour.
5. On a smooth surface, roll the ball of dough to about 8-10 cm in diameter using a rolling pin. Roll with a very light hand and douse the paratha in flour when needed to avoid sticking.
6. Place the paratha on the pan and lightly cook one side. After about 15 seconds flip it over and cook the other side. After another 10-15 seconds flip it over again. Lightly brush this side with oil. Flip it over again and with a spatula, press down on the paratha, allowing it to cook and absorb the oil. Flip over and continue this.
7. Repeat steps 4-6 for the remainder of the dough.
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"Medtronic a Great Company to work for "
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I worked at Medtronic full-time (more than 8 years)
Future Growth Potential is positive. President and VP of R&D are go getters who understand what it takes to run the business.
There is a notable disconnect between middle and upper management; this may be that middle management is not transparent in their communication or there is a cultural barrier that is preventing candidness.
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"Neuromodualtion: Managing Exapectations to do Just Enough to Keep Big Brother Medtronic Happy "
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I worked at Medtronic full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
Sterling Industry Reputation for Innovation, Largest & Most Respected pure play Medical Device company in the Industry. Lots of resources and 'book smart' people. Work life Balance is strong here-- definitely a 8-5pm culture. If you're an engineer your path is paved in Gold-- It's all about Product development & its all about the new product launch
culture mindset. The Best Medical Device industry Résumé Builder you can have bar none.Cons
Not open to divergent view points, GROUPTHINK is alive and well here, Limited promotion opportunities. Not results driven culture, Go along to get along-- 'Closed' Minnessota mindset-- healthy distrust for anyone/anybody not from tri-state Minnesota area. Non-US based International & Global persons that are talented eventually leave or are forced out due to limited opportunities or bad cultural fit. Because Neuromodoluation makes up less than 11% of revenues BIG Brother MDT Corporation (CRDM is #1 division that commercializes pacemakers).. leaves day to day management to sub par neuromod leaders that focus on kicking the can down the road into a skillful art. HR encourages office Pollitics and are rampant and wild more than most. Because of go along to get along culture Pink Slips for malcontents go out 2-3 times per year as a "right sizing or layoff-- new & similar job descriptions are launched almost overnight to replace the just laidoff associates. Sales misses their internal number 4+ years in a row but finance allways manages to back into things to still meet their internal earnings expectations for big brother MDT & wallstreet so key Neuromodualtion execs get their bonus checks every year.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Culture Trumps Strategy Everytime. CEO Omar has his work cut out for him. Either innovate or get crushed- The Affordable healthcare act has caught Medtronic by surprise (no actionable stratgeic plan) and shock waves are paving the way towards lower reimbursement levels. Sub par Quality Systems and lack of serious funding for clinicals excellence may chart a less than desirable path to reduced reimbursement as they are challenged to demonstrate improved patient outcomes. Recent Chineese Aquistion was a defensive move to keep cheap Pacemakers and Neuromod devices from flooding the US market. Finally--- ever thought about serious recruitment efforts from people outside of the Minnessota tri-state area?RecommendsNeutral Outlook
"QC Inspectors are paid average - and its an easy job for someone just entering into the Quality Control field of work. "
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Tyga plays with fast life, comparing it to fast food. The people he's referring to, aren't even close to making it big.
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'The girl with the moustache tattoo' may not have quite the same ring, but ink trends are changing
TATTOOS may be permanent, but how and where people choose to express themselves subdermally seems to change with every skin-baring season.
And now that inked celebrities and reality TV shows on the subject have moved tattoos to the top rungs of the social acceptability ladder, fans of the body art are no longer satisfied picking a standard design off the wall of their local tattoo parlour.
"New school" tattoos, as they've been called, are bigger, bolder and -- thanks to technological advances in needlework that can now produce eye-popping, three-dimensional effects -- more complex than anything previously achieved on human skin.
As for location, ribs, wrists and hands seem to be the current hot spots.
And moustaches -- they're not just for faces anymore, judging by the facial fuzz lines that are sprouting on index fingers.
Reporter Carolin Vesely and photographer Janek Lowe recently scoured Old Market Square to find out what folks are wearing under their skin.
hands (i.e. finger moustaches)
rib cage
quotes/sayings/words of inspiration
foreign languages -- especially Arabic, Sanskrit, Hebrew and Chinese
bigger first tattoos
celebrity copycat tats
tattoo studios offering in-house removal services
tribal and Celtic symbols
cartoon characters
barbed wire armbands
heavy black designs
"tramp stamps" (lower-back tats)
Eden Cheung, 21
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What: Angel wings
Why: "I thought they were pretty. I've wanted wings since I was 14, but they're pricey. These cost me $2,000."
Brittany Joba, 23
What: One-eyed, one-horned, flying purple people eater
Why: "I love that song! We were sitting around having a chit-chat, after several rounds, about what would make good tattoos. I went and looked on Google images and found this and thought it was the cutest thing ever.
"My boyfriend did it in my kitchen. The purple needs to be filled in, so it's still a work in progress. My mom says she hates it."
Kendall Stelmach, 25,
What: Ancient Hebrew writing from the Dead Sea scrolls (translation: How long must thy servant endure? When will you punish those who persecute me?), Wheel of Fortune from the tarot card deck, lotus blossom with om symbol, finger moustache
Why: "I'm a history major. Seeing the actual Dead Sea scrolls at the Minnesota Science Musuem was so... surreal. The moustache? We had no clients coming in (to the tattoo studio) and we were bored."
Colleen Mazurat, 28
What: Astrological symbols for Leo and Virgo
Why: "I was born on the cusp."
What: Dragon
Why: "I'm actually half Chinese but I obviously take after my Scottish mother. So I got these (she has a phoenix on the side of her other rib cage) as a manifestation of my cultural heritage. Each one took 14 hours."
Chantel Marostica, 26
What: flock of swallows
Why: "Swallows are the birds that carry your soul to heaven and they represent freedom."
Chris Hedley, 35
What: The words "Only God shall judge me" in Aramaic. All four grandparents' names, tree with the words: "Within a mile from home."
Why: "I have a shaved head, I get stereotyped. People think I'm a skinhead.
"The tree represents my family tree and reminds me my family is never far from me."
What: Tiki beach scene (cost $2,500), maple leaf, rose, phrase: "Pride is forever born in failure." (Also has the names of his two Canadian heroes -- Steve Nash and Romeo Dallaire -- tattooed on the sides of his feet.)
Why (re: the phrase): "I just made it up. You always screw up something before you become good at it."
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The Baton Rouge newspaperman who covered LSU football and basketball for 35 years is coming to Shreveport. From Sam King's beginnings in the mid-50s at the "State-Times" before it merged with "The Advocate," he'd spend night and day hammering out stories. His signature cigar in his mouth. He's the author of "Tiger Beat." It's an illustrated history of LSU's football and basketball programs through King's eyes.
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After five years of steep budget cuts, some members of LSUnited, the faculty union, are hoping the legislature's budget negotiations will raise enough revenue to prevent further cuts.
Lawmakers are looking at plans to cut tax exemptions and get rid of one-time funds, which might provide more stability to the state's universities.
Michael Russo, a librarian and an instructor, said LSU's finances are dismal.
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Dr. Karen Elkind-Hirsch is part of a group of researchers from Pennington Biomedical Research Center and Woman's Hospital who will be following 306 pregnant women with smartphones.
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Former LSU Journalism Professor Jay Perkins talks about media coverage of Governor Bobby Jindal, and the state of modern journalism in general.
Jim chats with Dr. Daphne Cain, of the LSU School of Social Work.
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A visit with former NFL great Kevin Mawae and actor Michael Papajohn; both former standouts at LSU, who'll be inducted into the university's Hall Of Distinction tonight.
John Price, with Mayor Holden's office and Camille Manning Broome, with the Center for Planning Excellence, discuss the Better Block Baton Rouge Project and plans for Government Street, in the Mid-city area.
Local attorney Beau Jones, with Bike Baton Rouge, who advocates for initiatives like the Better Block BR Project, to make the city more bicycle friendly.
The Wally Pontiff, Jr. Classic matchup at Zephyr Field between Louisiana State University and Southern Mississippi has been postponed due to rain, the Zephyrs announced today.
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The teams made the decision to cancel the game due to heavy rains that passed through the area Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
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Planetarium show: "Exoplanets"
First discovered 20 years ago, the known exoplanets (planets around other stars) now total more than 1,800. Dr. Scott Roby of SUNY Oswego's physics department will show the different types of planetary systems that exist and give updates on the Kepler mission and the search for twins of Earth. Part of Cruisin' Campus Springbreak. Limited seating: first-come, first-served. Free, including parking in the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or Washington Boulevard lot (E8). 312-2790.
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Stenciling The Walls In Our Office (It's Done!)
My little stenciling project above the chair rail in the office has officially concluded. Woooo to the hooooo! It only took three 4.5 hour installments spread out over four days (so my hand-claws could turn back into hands between sessions). You can read all about my stenciling process here), but in short: it was well worth all that work and a bag of chips. Behold:
Of course since it's a subtle tone-on-tone effect, the further away that you get the more – well, subtle – it gets. In person when you stand at the doorway to the office you see pretty feathery texture, but of course in photos it's somehow MUCH harder to capture. Here's a shot I snapped during the day (ignore the too-dark chairs, non-permanent lamps, bad leaning frames, too short rug, giant placeholder ottoman, random toy basket, lack of window treatments, etc):
And here's one at night (again, avoid all the weird we'll-change-that-later stuff going on). I wish the stencil were more obvious in photos, but in real life, yeah, it's our favorite thing we've done so far. Maybe someday we'll master the Nikon enough to truly do it justice on film.
Here's the much requested shot from the dining room, where in person you can still see a soft & pretty tone-on-tone texture (you'd swear it was wallpaper from this distance). But again, in photos it's nearly impossible to capture. It's a nice amount of subtle interest beyond the bold teal built-ins and colorful textiles in the dining room. And hopefully when we hang some art and add window treatments in the office it'll be a good balance between those two rooms.
But let's get closer again. It's more fun.
Even closer…
Oh yeah, that's the stuff.
The writing on the mirrors is our weird to-do list madness. Ignore that too.
But don't ignore this sweet faced chihuahua who just turned five (five days ago, actually). Burger is always my favorite accessory (tied with the bean of course).
But let's go back to ignoring stuff. Like the just-for-now chair and too-big ottoman (borrowed from the living room) along with the too small rug. Just figured you guys might appreciate seeing the room from a few different angles (even though the only "finished" things in here are really the light, the desk, and the stencil):
As for the wall color under the chair rail (Moonshine by Benjamin Moore color matched to Olympic no-VOC paint in satin), we're toying with the idea of going a smidge darker to ground the stenciled upper part and add a tiny tiny bit of dimension (don't want too much contrast since that might look crazy from the dining room beyond the built-ins). Of course we'll keep ya posted if we make any changes! The nice thing about stenciling is that any other regular painting project feels like a cake walk by comparison. Haha. I actually wish you guys could all come over and see it in person – it's so much better than these photos! Who's down for a quick visit?
Oh but before I go back to staring at the walls with the same expression that I reserve for Eric from True Blood, let's get into the paint color details, how we did it, and the budget breakdown. As for those paint details, here you go:
- Gray paint for stencil: half tint of Moonshine by Benjamin Moore color matched to Olympic no-VOC paint in a satin finish
- Grellow paint for stencil: Sesame by Benjamin Moore color matched to Olympic no-VOC paint in a semi-gloss finish
Oh and how about a time breakdown? It took 13.5 hours over three evening sessions. Definitely not a quick project, but one that makes you especially proud/excited/relieved/amazed when it's actually done. As for all of our stenciling tips and techniques, click here for a nice long post all about applying the stencil. Now here's that budget breakdown for ya:
- Stencil (from here): $54
- Martha Stewart Stencil Adhesive (from Michael's): $2.99 (with 50% off coupon)
- Foam brushes (from Michael's): $2.50 (with 50% off coupon)
- Quart of gray paint* for stencil (half tint of Moonshine from Lowe's): $11
- Grellow paint* for stencil: $0 (leftover from kitchen, but would be $3 for a test pot)
I'll admit it, it's definitely not a super cheap-o paint project (which normally run us about $15-30. But to wallpaper the entire room above the chair rail could easily have been five hundred beans or more. And the effect is so amazing that – dare I admit it? – I probably would have paid $150 to get 'er done. But not a penny more. Haha.
And true to form, we we still have about ten million things on the ol' to-do list in here (one project at a time = sanity, glorious sanity). So we'll definitely be tackling these things over time:
- adding window treatments
- painting and reupholstering our desk chairs
- hanging art on the walls (no, the oddly small leaning frames aren't for keeps)
- finding a more permanent armchair, ottoman, rug, etc (there are lots of placeholders goin' on)
- replacing the lamps (or reupholstering the shades, not sure yet – but we'll keep you posted)
Anyone else do any stenciling lately? Or make any home office updates in general? Do you have a special expression that you reserve for Eric (or some other celebrity)? Oh yeah, let's talk about that. Who's your famous man (or lady) crush? Any Jake Gyllenhaal ladies here? Matt Damon? Team Edward? Team Angie? When I met John he totally had a Britney Spears calendar… and she was wearing leather bodysuits with sneakers. Le yikes.
Psst- Read all about my stenciling process and the paint colors that I used here (there's even an application video).
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Awesome! I'm feeling your pain this Monday morning, as I just posted this about the rug I stenciled and painted. http://oneprojectatatime.blogspot.com/2011/10/177-cutting-rug.html
Like you, it was a ton of time and effort, but totally worth it for the bold, modern result (on a very low budget.) I'd give you a virtual Hi-5, if not for the hand cramps! :)
The walls look fabulous. Great job! I keep thinking you might paint the office chairs yellow like the ones on the cover of the Jonathan Adler Happy Chic book that you're digging.
Love it! You did great!
This is INCREDIBLE! Well done.
I have a huge crush on Jim Halpert. Not John Kransinski, Jim Halpert. He's very manly in a not macho way.
Someday when your hands unclench and you have a spare 12 hours, you should make a custom stencil of your web site background and paint a room. Love those subtle hearts. (Although maybe you have run out of rooms to paint?)
Having looked at other stencil projects online, I'd say the difference between a nice look and a polished one is doing what you did – getting the spaces all the way to the ceiling and into the corners. Makes a huge difference! (and worth the temporary claw hands)
Your stencil skills are crazy. The points that particularly impress me are the stenciling on the corners and wall interruptions, like the light switch. I understand why you centered the stencil above the window. But I don't quite follow how you decided which vertical part of the stencil to start with. Obviously you did it correctly it looks so fantastic.
In your book will you talk about your method for selecting different finishes of paint satin vs. semi gloss etc?
What are you planning for window treatments? I have a couple windows where floor length curtains wont really work and I'm not really sure what to do to make them look good.
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Ack! I totally forgot to say I LOVE the stencil! You've motivated me to stencil our bathroom.
It looks awesome! When you mentioned Eric from True Blood, my palms started sweating. No joke.
Love it!!! The pattern and colors are so perfect- well done! I am thinking about doing some stenciling in our house too. And I would NEVER wallpaper anything after having to remove 3 layers of wallpaper from our guest bedroom after we moved into our house- the worst "home project" I have ever undertaken. :) Can't wait to see how the office continues to progress.
First off, this looks fantastic! Love, love, love. So nice to see that your hard work paid off! Second, the fact that you mentioned Eric from True Blood makes this my fave post ever. That boy is perfection. Just saying'.
The stenciling looks fantastic! The colors and everything are just scrumptious. Now you'll want to be in there to do work! I know pictures don't do it justice, but just out of curiosity, do you wish you had gone just a hair more saturated or more subtle?
I'm a Robert Downy Jr. kind a girl, and my boyfriend, well his taste ranges from Zoey Deschanel to Rhianna!
Wow…that turned out so beautifully! I could definitely work in that office. I recently moved across the country and captured my home office makeover on my blog (although we're renting so I don't have a whole separate room and we didn't make any major changes like paint or anything): http://www.thenewprofessionalblog.com/2011/09/home-office-revealed.html
Celeb crushes: Jennifer Aniston (always), Bradley Cooper (sometimes), Blake Lively and Taylor Swift (recently).
Scott Speedman.
Wow, that looks amazing. It changes the whole look and feel of the room. I agree with you on the wallpaper – I'm a bit shy too, but this is gorg and easy to un-do if you ever wanted to. Hmmmm……..now I'm processing. Nice nice job.
I absolutely love the way your stenciling project turned out! My celeb crush is Adam Rodriguez (Yum!) and my hubby's celeb crush is Gabrielle Union.
LOVE it! I definitely think that a darker shade under the chair rail would look great. I can see how right now it looks a little top heavy with the stenciling on top. Can't wait to see what else you guys decide to do in there! :)
I came across your blog last week and you inspired me to repaint my bathroom. I, like you, used paint that I had left over from other paint projects. I painted vertical stripes in my kitchen powder room and now it is my favorite room in the house. LOL! Thank you so much for being so inspiring!!!
I truly love all your DIY projects and the love that is shared between your family.
OMGolly, I love this! Too bad I don't have near as much patience as you guys do. It looks amazing!
Love the stencil! (Along with everything else you two do)
As for crushes, I have so many, haha. Robert Downey, Jr., Brad Pitt, Jimmy Fallon, Jon Stewart…the usuals. ;)
I'm glad to hear you're considering a darker color on the bottom half of the walls. Ever since you revealed photos of the half-finished stenciling job last week I've been hoping you'd darken up the color under the chair rail . . . I love how that stencil turned out, but the effect is kind of lost because it looks like you've yet to finish painting under the chair rail; going a shade darker at the bottom will help with that.
Sherry, it looks awesome!!!! I would say it is totally worth the 13 hours…I am mentally walking around my house right now trying to think of something to stencil!
As for my celebrity crush…Colby, the host from History channel's Top Shot. He's got this rugged manly-man-man thing, but gives off a hint of metro, too. I'm allowed, though, because my husband totally has a man-crush on him, too!
It looks sooo good!! I love that paint color, and right now I'm a huge fan of grey and yellow together. Just Perfect!!!
I dont know if I would call them "crushes" but I do enjoy watching Matt Bomer in White Collar and Jeffery Donovan in Burn Notice… Just sayin'
Super gorgeous! I'm in love. This is definitely my favorite thing in your new house to date! I think it looks awesome from the dining room – so many nice layers of color going on from that view.
I can't wait to see the office transform even more over time!
How do you get any work done with that beautiful backdrop?
Def my fav room in this new house so far! None of the other stuff you've done (Altough beautiful) is my style, but I love this!!! I love how it looks and glad Im getting a post that may inspire me to do something in my on home. Good work!
You did an awesome job. I keep gazing at it on my monitor. You must be camped out staring at it all day! I like the idea of going a little darker under the chair rail. Just love this project!
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I found this neat little spoon while out rummaging. Can't figure out what it would be used for (weird shape), or if it is silverplate or stirling, who/what PGB might mean, and tried to check up on the "dagger" that is on the front at the bottom of the handle might mean.
Checked .925-1000 and found examples of Dutch Hallmarks and this is what they say about the dagger: This sword mark was used 1906-1953. From 1953 onward, a similar sword is used, but with standard numerals on the blade (.835 & .925). It also states These sword marks used 1814-1905 as the standard mark on articles too small for the full hallmarking.
Can anyone help straighten me out? It's the instant gratification I love with all the polishing of these silver articles. Sorry if I bore you, but I've gotten sooooo much help over on this board. Thanks.
Was at a church rummage sale and they wanted 49 cents for a baggie full of those small collectible-type spoons people get while on vacation and an assortment of silverplated demitasse spoons. There was also a pair of sterling cufflinks in the bag.
So I figure I did pretty good at 49 cents for the whole lot.


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Just because the Food and Drug Administration recalls a supplement because it contains dangerous substances, doesn't mean the product disappears from the market.
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Vitamin deficiencies near the time of conception change which genes get turned on during early development, scientists find.
One-third of adults worldwide are overweight. Globalization has made high-calorie foods readily available at low cost almost everywhere. In 1980, less than 40 percent of Mexican women were overweight. By 2008, almost 70 percent were.
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Anxious mice calm down when they get an infusion of gut microbes from mellow mice. That has scientists wondering if gut microbes play a role in the human brain, too. Research on that is only just beginning. But it's intriguing to think there could be a real truth to the phrase "gut feelings."
Anorexia and bulimia, eating disorders once thought to affect only girls and women, affect a growing number of boys and men. Boys as young as 9 and 10 are feeling the pressure to be ripped and muscular, psychologists say. But they can have a hard time finding a treatment program geared to males.
People diagnosed with ADHD as children may be more apt to be obese in adulthood, scientists say. Differences in brain biology or the impulsiveness typical of ADHD may contribute to lasting, bad eating habits.
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Yes, believe it or not, I do have ordinary houseplants! lol
Yes, I just thought I would share a plant or two that I actually picked up at Home Depot and from a friends home. To me, ordinary houseplants, but so useful to fresh air and in places where no other hard to grow plants will grow!:-)
Do you have BiG Box store, plants from friends, or from places other than the INTERNET. ACROSS SEAS, or E-BAY? Lol
Um, I don't know what they call this one.
A sweetly fragrant Geranium
One of my orchids
Not sure of the name..lol
You have some pretty plants. The first one is some species of Dieffenbachia, also know has 'Dumb Cane' (you can look online as to why they call it this, I'd keep any pets or children away from it as it is poisonous. The last one is a Thanksgiving cactus (I don't know what that arrow shaped plant is with the variegation is though).
Ok, aside from the Dieffenbachia and CC or TC, I still think you have really different and exotic plants......not your ordinary house plants. And I want them all! :)
Now, I want to know......IF you have any COMMON, everyday house plants like.....regular swedish ivy (plectranthus), good ol' spider plants, common heart shaped philos, schleffleras, dracaena marginata or warneckii, pothos, Ficus b. or Ficus e., peace lily, aglaonemas and african violets. Any of those?
Oh, and........that variegated syngonium (if that's what it is), is beautiful!
I REALLY want one of those scented geraniums, I really hope I find one some day. Yours is really nice looking.
Your dieffenbachia looks like a Dieffenbachia seguine, also known as giant dieffenbachia. I got a nice size cutting from a friend with two feet long leaves.
All your plants are beautiful.
ps- does anyone know if theirs a better time of year to find a scented geranium? Has anone seen them at big box stores? or maybe sold with other geraniums in spring/summer? anyplace but online stores.
Beautiful plants! Can't say that orchids come to mind if the subject is "ordinary house plants."
FPT, I usually find them in spring with the annuals. Sometimes with the herbs.
YW! Also remembered a few years ago they were being marketed as "mosquito repellant." Don't know if they still do that. The one I found this year said citronella plant.
Mike, you didn't say what sweet scent your Geranium has.
Just read through other people's comments and realizing those pretty variegated heart-shape leaves and the one especially cool white leaf are Syngonium. Never saw one like that, I like it a LOT!
What is the one with the red flowers to the left in that same pic?
Planto! Thanks for that. My cat won't even look at that plant an I am lucky about that. He does look for mice all day though, thank goodness.
Karen, you could be right and thank you!
Elkay, you are wat too funny! Ok, becareful for what you ask for. At the end of this post, I will post 'Ordinary' ones as you will...lol You know, they are my RELAXING plants! They are the ones that can take abuse and still survive. They require much less attention and those are the ones that allow me to go on vacation.lol
Rina, one day I lost all my tags due to a bad storm and had to match the tags up again. I was not sure, but Karen hit it right on the nose. That is exactly what that tag says and I am glad I matched that one up right.
Flowerpot...Please write me and I will send you a couple of cuttings I rooted for you. They are growing well and I will even send them in pots for you.
The scented Geraniums that is.
They have a nice citrus scent to them. All one has to do is lightly touch them and what an aroma! One of my favorites!
I have some that smell like strawberries, apples, mint, chocolate, citrus, and other weird aromas.
I don't min rooting some for some here some the spring. Just ask and if I can, I will.
Hey Toni, how's that eye? Sheesh and thank you as always.
Ok here it goes, just as Elkay asked for..lol
I think you will all know the name of them. Many are going into a plant room I am setting up and it tight spaces in my smaller rooms. I will show you a spider plant with the best seat in the house come tomorrow.
This was given to me by my niece with love. I'll nurse this one and treasure it. It is just getting started in my 5.1.1 mix. It needed help.
Just a plain ole green philo I think.
This one I have had for 3 years and almost killed it to frost, but it cam back! Boy, and it severly need a re-pot. It's been in that same ugly pot since I got it over 3 years ago! 5.1.1. next spring for sure. It could use a lift!lol This poor thing has been thrown about the yard, left for dead, and kicked around a few times. I see possibility in it, do you?
I LOVE the light green leaves that emerge from this one. It brightens up any dark area. It is mine of my favorites.
For some reason, I love this one. I started it as a two inch cutting.
A wonderful gift from a wonderful person I have had since the spring.
Last but not least the most ordinary plant I think we all have, the PEACE LILLY! This one I have given to me from a friend that left for Asia for 3 years now. Boy, I miss her.
Ordinary enough for you? Thease are not the best looking of my plants, but that is what happens when you just ignore their needs and do not show extra attention. Don't believe them when they say you can care too much.
You should of saw my CC I treated like that until I found a renewed interest in it.lol
That Drac tree looks great to me, definite possibilities. What is going on at the top? If you get a minute and feel like it, could you show a pic of the juncture where the trunks split into tops? Not that I think there's anything wrong, I'm just curious.
Hi Mike!
I didn't forget the strawberry, just didn't think there would be enough room in the box with one mad cat! LOL!
yep... Have a few mice. lol.. They discovered the aviary and bird seed. The whole neighborhood has them! And squirrels. They are doing construction in the desert near the river I walk, and now all sorts of critters are showing up here! Snakes too, and a Javelina on our porch recently.
Back to plants.. LOL!
Years ago I had a Pineapple Scented Geranium. Loved it!
Is the goldfish plant easy to care for? I love that plant and have been tempted in the past to get one.
Here is a link that might be useful: Javelina in Arizona
Larry, are you kidding me, where?
I only WISH I had Hummingbirds! I have been trying to draw them for years now.
Jojo, you are a riot!
In have already started a small Geranium for you. Now, I just have to remember what the heck I have already told you I would send. Sheesh.lol
Purple, ok. That sounds good. Let me work on that. I appreciate the concern. Maybe I can avoid an issue if you see it. Thank you.
Toni, no, just a small pot. I started them both as cuttings. Let me tell you though, they are not happy in my home! Now, I have to stick them back into the greenhouse where they were very happy with all that light.
You're welcome. Thank goodness our dog doesn't seem interested in our plants either (with respect to chewing or eating, she likes to smell them though). I like your variegated rubber tree (the one you started from a cutting). I'm a sucker for peace lilies too... I found one clearanced and brought it back, now I have a second one I found on clearance. In total, I paid $3 for both of them.
As always, Mike, you display your knowledge and prowess at growing just about anything green and leafy! You have a great collection of plants, there, I must say! And even though some may be common or non-flowering or unscented, they're still very healthy and happy looking! Great work!
As for the Dracaena, Purpleinopp... are you thinking maybe it might be grafted?
I've usually always kept at least one Dracaena marginata in my plant collection... and can you believe it... mine recently died. Mice got in it... but I think it actually met its demise more at my own neglectful hands. It's a long story, but it involves a humongous amaryllid collection, Narcissus Bulb Fly, and ensuing depression at the great loss. I'll leave it at that.
Anyway... my love for plants has not diminished, and after a thorough cleanup, a bit of soul searching, and a new found effort, I'm back in the saddle... so to speak. I had way too many plants, anyway. I guess that was karma's way of telling me that I'm getting too old to handle quite so much!
Mike, again, wonderful effort! I live vicariously through your photos... until such time as I can rectify a few things in an effort to try some new orchids and other interesting beauties. Thanks for sharing! :-)
Larry! Well I'll be! I remember that now. It was a seed and I had no idea what it was then. I actually thought it was a freak of nature, pinched it off and tossed it! That year I did see one humming bird, and never gave it a thought.
You should see that same plant now. I kept in in very bright light and kept it small. Now it's about to bloom again. I'll post a recent picture for you:-)
Jodik..You are way too kind. Just remember that I do owe some of my success to you, reiterating over and over again about how important it is to use good mixes, and to others.
You have some beauties too and I would love to help you grow more orchids. Some actually do very well in cool dry conditions in the winter. Some need cool to induce flowering while others need cold to rest. I am still finding out about these, Cymbidiums being a species which I just ordered. Fragrant as heck too!
Thank you for visiting my threads since you know how much it means to me and of that of everyone ele's. It take ALL teh fun out of growing plants if we can not share them with like minded friends here!
Purple, I have yet to take a picture, I was so busy this a.m. I was looking at it and thought I should take a pic tomorrow.
Planto, thank goodness is right! I accidently left my cat down in teh basement where I have dozens of expensive plants under lights, and thank goodness he did not knock one over after being stuck in there for hours! I would of killed the one who let him in there and the cat.lol
Thanks again everyone, and Purple, please watch for my pic, ok?
Jodik, it kind of looks like it was "done" like a corn plant. With the tops of the braided trunks removed, maybe wax-sealed. Sorry to hear about your plants and glad you're feeling better!
Sorry for being so nosy! Absolutely will look for a new pic!
Thats sweet of you to start me a Geranium. Thank you! As for the rest, you never told me the list. lol... Jades, maybe a skinny finger. ;-)
The one you started from a 1" cutting is beautiful, nice color! Looks like a type of rubber tree.
Talk to you soon. :-)
You guys look to be a fun lot here! I came to this forum to get ideas for some small house plants to grow during the winter and caught up in Mike's photos.
In your second lot of photos, the 3rd from the last, is (I believe) a Philodendron 'Pink Princess'. Love that plant.


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Bluescreen or Blank Wall
Could we have some area in our starbase or in one of the social areas with a Bluescreen or Blank Wall with no shadows but good lighting that we can take fleet pictures. We have lots of people with alts in our fleet and most of us can't get on at the same time so it would be nice to be able to piece the people together with a chosen background. If this cant be done could we have a foundry feature with blank walls that we could use?
I also once beamed into a blue world of nothingness where it was all blue and no walls. This would be amazing if we could go there on purpose! Thank you for any consideration.
Unless anyone out there knows of a good place to take a picture like ^^ that can serve the same purpose? :)
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Pom Pom Alien
The FreeKidsCrafts team has let it's imagination run wild and has designed this cute and crazy Pom Pom Alien for your fun crafting adventure.
One 1 ½" Pom Poms
Two ½" Pom Poms
One 1 ½" Pom Poms
Three ¼" Pom Poms
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Five 7mm Wiggle Eyes
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