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Warning: this is longer than the Oscars, so feel free to fast forward to the good parts. These posts actually came about when people asked how we organize all the stuff we have on our to-do list. We explained that we basically just have one long run-on document, and when folks kept asking us to share it (and update it as we went along), it sounded like our idea of a good time. And it's high time that we actually updated it considering it has been ten months since we last shared it! Yowsa.
In an attempt to keep our eyes from crossing when we read it, we separated what we've done in each room from what we'd still like to do (so we have an active list and a wahoo-it's-done list) and there's an estimated percentage up near the title of each area to indicate how complete it is.
Ok, let's do this.
-The Front Yard (40% complete)-
- limbed up the magnolia so it no longer blocks the house (more on that here)
- removed the bushes that hid the house (more on that here and here)
- planted grass in the bare patches where we moved bushes
- updated some garden beds, added landscaping
To Do:
- we still have a lot of things to transplant/plant/trim/figure out (we tackled three of about ten garden beds out there)
-The Front Porch/House Facade (35% complete)-
- furnished it with stuff we had from our first house's porch
- planted some shrubs/flowers
- painted the front door yellow
To Do:
- frame out the porch columns so they're chunky and square instead of ornate and curvy
- stain the concrete porch floor to gussy it up
- add window boxes around the house
- add shutters on the side and back windows (they're only on the front)
-The Carport/Garage (5% complete)-
- replaced the itty bitty light fixture for a big black lantern
To Do:
- we originally wanted to convert this into a garage, but now we're leaning towards beefing up the columns and adding a trellis arch around the front so it's all lush and pretty like a carport with a pergola instead of being closed in and dark like a garage (we'd lose some light from two windows into the laundry room and office if we closed it in). Maybe something like this (but with a covered top and a pergola out front along with beefier columns)?
-The Living Room (85% complete)-
- painted the walls
- painted the trim (it was dark wood when we moved in)
- gray-washed the beams
- got a new sectional (we get asked a lot how we like our Karlstad – in short: we LOVE him!)
- built a console for behind the sectional
- hung some subtle patterned curtains
- got a new rug, ottoman, and desk chair
- got a larger media cabinet (secondhand)
- built a leaning chalkboard over near the back of the room to balance out the tall slider
To Do:
- add some overhead lighting since there's none (a pendant centered over the table near the back window and some can lights maybe?)
- turn the fireplace in the kitchen into a double-sided fireplace that also opens up into the living room
- refinish the floors down the line
-The Office (85% complete)-
- made a built-in double desk
- painted and upholstered some secondhand chairs
- painted and stenciled the walls
- added some sentimental art
- updated the old brass chandelier with new color, bulbs, and a giant shade
- brought in an old chair and added a file cabinet for more function
To Do:
- add some window treatments? maybe bamboo blinds for some texture?
- we've always dreamed of adding french doors between the dining room and office (for privacy and architecture)
- we'd love to refinish the floors eventually
-The Hall Bathroom (100% complete)-
- hung the shower curtain higher
- added some new window trim for more balance (and to hide a demo hole)
- hung a new light fixture above the mirror
- painted the walls
- framed out the mirror
- hung art and made a chunky shelf
- updated the vanity knobs
- added a homemade homemade window shade
To Do:
- nada, at least for now
-The Big Hallway (90% complete)-
- we're really happy with our frame collage and the console table that lives in there, so we're not planning anything major
To Do:
- laying a fun patterned runner down on the floors would be nice
- we'd also like to eventually refinish the floors
-The Small Hallway (5% complete… at least until tomorrow's big reveal!)-
- spray painted the old door knobs for all the rooms off of the hallway in an oil-rubbed bronze finish (update: they're still holding up great!)
To Do:
- add board & batten
- paint the walls
- add crown molding
- hang art
- switch out the old light and ancient gold and gaudy doorbell chime on the wall
- refinish the floors someday
-The Dining Room (95% complete)-
- painted the walls
- painting the back wall of the built-ins dark teal
- hung some homemade curtains
- got a large round dining table along with some chairs
- brought in a chippy old painted buffet (found on craigslist)
- hung some yard sale art that we personalized with painted lettering
- added a nice big show-stopping light fixture over the table
To Do:
- build a giant lazy susan for the middle of the table, so it's awesomely functional when we host dinners (sometimes stuff in the middle is hard to reach)
- eventually refinish the floors
-The Laundry Room (98% complete)-
- painted the walls
- removed the old shutters from the window
- frosted the big glass side door
- painted the cabinets & replaced the hardware
- replaced the old washer & dryer for deeply discounted energy efficient ones (and craigslisted the old ones)
- built some custom shelves next to the washer & dryer
- replaced the laminate flooring with cork
- hung some art
- made a clothespin chandelier
- mounted our ironing board on the wall to save space
To Do:
- Possibly add a window treatment (woot! this baby is one of the furthest along, maybe because it's only 3.5′ wide? haha)
-The Kitchen (85% complete)-
- painted the brick fireplace
- primed and painted the paneling
- replaced all the old mismatched appliances with energy efficient stainless ones (and craigslisted the old ones)
- knocked out a huge opening to connect the kitchen and dining room (more on that project here and here)
- redid the lighting (added can lights, glass pendants, etc)
- rearranged the cabinets (moved the pantry and the fridge, added a peninsula, etc)
- primed and painted the cabinets (and added new hardware)
- sold our old granite on craigslist and got new white Corian counters
- tiled the backsplash (all the way to the ceiling on one wall)
- added open shelves
- built a microwave cabinet with ventilation to hide it
- hung a new range hood found on craigslist and built a range hood cover
- replaced the old laminate with dark cork flooring
- got stools for the peninsula
- brought in a rug to define the sitting area by the fireplace
- made a fun fabric window shade for over the sink
To Do:
- add something to the back of the peninsula (trim, etc) to finish it off
- possibly add a message board to the side of the pantry? (no chalk since we walk through there and don't want dust on our clothes if we brush against it)
- add trim to the top of the cabinets (we tried this once and didn't like it, but we keep wondering if we should give it another go)
- repaint the walls??? (this is a big wild card that we go back and forth on, so we'll have to see where we end up)
- eventually reface the fireplace to have a chunky wrap-around wood mantel and a pretty stone/tile surround and hearth
-The Playroom/Big Girl Room (75% complete)-
- finally cleared out all the clutter thanks to a yard sale, a charity book project auction, and some good old fashioned Goodwill donations
- painted the walls
- made and hung curtains
- got a rug
- brought in a kid-sized table and two chairs for coloring & tea parties (we painted the backs of them red)
- got a secondhand dresser with nine drawers for some pretty awesome storage
- switched out the old ceiling fan for a pendant light
- made a frame collage full of meaningful Clara-objects
- hung three big birdcages on the wall to make an off-centered window feel more balanced
- got all the storage out of the closet so Clara can use it
- got a mattress pad & new sheets for the daybed & added more personalized art & toy baskets (more on that here)
To Do:
- paint the ceiling
- add crown molding
- paint or refinish the dresser
- refinish the floors down the line
-Nursery (90% complete)-
- painted the walls
- hung curtains
- moved in all of her existing furniture
- hung art and added baskets/toys
- replaced the light fixture with Clara's capiz chandelier (the only light we brought with us from our first house since it was so sentimental)
- built a play kitchen & play fridge for Clara
- redid the closet by stamping the walls and sewing a beanbag to create a little reading nook
To Do:
- hang more art on some of the bare walls
- add crown molding
- eventually refinish the floors
- we're sure things will completely evolve in here if a future baby ends up using it as their nursery and Clara moves into her big girl room (but nope, I'm not pregnant)
-The Sunroom (60% complete)-
- spray painted the old slider handles & knobs in an oil rubbed bronze finish (update: they're still holding up great!)
- painted the walls and the odd unbalanced box of brick
- furnished most of the room using what we had
- hung some art on the walls to make it feel more home-y
- brought in a bookcase for some functional storage
To Do:
- furnish a few still-bare corners
- add some window treatments?
- eventually replace the flooring (the old beige tiles just aren't our favorite)
-The Master Bedroom (80% complete)-
- took off the dated bifold doors between the sink nook and the room
- hung a mirror over the sink window (and removed an off-center medicine cabinet on the right wall)
- removed the granite backsplash on the sink to make it look more like a piece of furniture
- got a new bed (we sold our first home with our bed since it was built into the sleeping nook)
- painted (and then repainted) the walls
- traded the old brown fan for a light and playful Ikea chandlier
- hung some art
- hung some curtains
- rearranged the furniture so the room finally made sense (only took us two years…)
- made an upholstered headboard
- finally brought in furniture for the bare wall across from the bed (still haven't hooked up the TV though…)
To Do:
- possibly convert the window that looks out onto the deck into a french door someday?
- possibly tile the entire back wall of the sink nook with something dreamy and gleaming (it's a small space so it won't cost much)
- eventually refinish the floors
-The Master Bathroom (75% complete)-
- hung the shower curtain at ceiling height
- painted the walls
- hung some art
- painted the off-white trim and door a glossy white
- added privacy to the window with frosting film
- replaced the toilet (and craigslisted the old one)
- replaced the boob light with a glass pendant (and centered it on the window and door)
- replaced the dated tree border tile with white frosted glass subway tile
To Do:
- in Phase Two we'd like to retile the floor (maybe with gray hex tiles) and possibly reglaze the beige wall tile so it's bright white (or add beadboard over it?)
-The Guest Bedroom (70% complete)-
- primed and painted the walls (we use a primer when we're going light to dark or dark to light with walls)
- furnished it (mostly with leftover stuff from other rooms)
- hung curtains and a mirror
To Do:
- hang art on those bare walls
- add crown molding
- paint the round mirror so it pops more (or replace it with something larger since it's a little small)
- replace some of the older just-using-what-we-have furnishings (like our scratched six year old Ikea dresser that has seen better days)
- eventually refinish the floors
-The Guest Bathroom (10% complete)-
- removed the most awkward mirror in the world that hung on the back of the door (it reflected your whole body while on the toilet)
- hung a new shower curtain and added a bath mat
- hung some art and replaced the mirror over the sink
- replaced the light fixture
To Do:
- paint the walls
- possibly replace some of the tile (not sure what we want to work with and what we want to upgrade so that's TBD)
- get a glass shower door instead of a weird cubby hole with a curtain
- frost the window for privacy
- hang more art on all the bare walls
-The Basement Workshop (85% complete)-
- cleaned the giant mess that had taken over by donating to Goodwill and the use of a Bagster
- organized all of the tools on pegboards and all of the paint on a built in cabinet
- framed out and painted all of the pegboards
- organized all of the screws and nails in jars that sit on a shelving system for easy access
- created some sawdust-proof art and a functional shelf over the main workspace counter
To Do:
- paint the back door that leads to the basement
- stain the floors and the wood counters?
-The Side Lot (10% complete)-
- Planted two trees
To Do:
- Plant a bunch more trees (we want to naturalize it and make it sort of an orchard – now it's just a weed-and-leaf-fest)
-The Deck (80% complete)-
- cleared/transplanted the bushes and shrubs in the way
- mapped out a deck plan and got it approved by the county
- demo'd out the rickety old balcony
- dug our post holes
- failed our first inspection
- framed out the deck
- started adding deck boards
- completed the deck boards & the railing/steps
- furnished the deck (by adding a large dining table, chairs, etc)
- added a brand new french door to lead out there (the old door was rotten and broken)
To Do:
- stain/seal the deck (at which point we'll finally be "done" with the build, and will share a very belated budget breakdown)
- swag some big bulb string lights over the deck
- hide the utility box with paint or by building it out with a little cabinet
- add greenery in the form of some plantings around the deck to screen the side of the steps and the AC unit
-The Patio (85% complete)-
- cleared out all the weeds/bushes/dead trees to make a spot for a patio
- planned and purchased materials to build the patio
- leveled the ground, laid gravel and sand, and laid our pavers
- created a custom curved edge and landscaped the area around the patio
- built a rock box for Clara (and added a rain barrel to save water)
To Do:
- continue to furnish the patio (other than two adirondack chairs, it's all just old furniture that the last owners left behind)
- possibly add some lighting (string lights around fence or from trees?)
-The Backyard (90% complete)-
- built a compost bin
- cleared out a bunch of crazy overgrown beds so we can actually have more grass for dog/kid playing
- removed all the monkey grass that encroached on the charming brick paths
- transplanted a bunch of oddly placed bushes so they made more sense
- reseeded the grass
To Do:
- remove the ivy growing up/chocking some of the large trees
- plant some trees in the way back to naturalize that for more privacy (we'd love a nice grassy yard with a big woodsy forest behind that)
- add raised bed gardens for vegetables, fruits, and herbs (we've been looking for a sunny spot for them, which is tough since most of our lot is shaded)
- build Clara a swingset? (there's a public playground nearby so we're not sure about one at home too)
In summary, it's amazing to look back at all the done bullets and reminisce… but we still have a lot on the ol' to-do list as usual! Thankfully we've learned to just try to enjoy the journey and take things one day/project/victory at a time. And seriously, is there anything more fun than crossing things off? As for the method to our "project order," we don't really think there is one. We just do whatever we're in the mood for (barring anything that needs to be moved to the top of the list for safety or other extreme-urgency reasons). And we jump around from room to room just to stay excited and to avoid feeling too forced into doing something that we might not be ready to deal with yet.
We like to keep the bigger projects that we want to save up for in the back of our mind for a while (until we're feeling more sure about our approach so there's no shoulda-woulda-coulda going on later). Thinking about those long term/bigger projects keeps us excited to squirrel away as much loot as we can to make them a reality down the road. And seeing all the crossed off smaller items reminds us that bite-sized undertakings can really keep you motivated. After a big project, sometimes we're happy to take a breather and tackle the little stuff for a while. And other times we're psyched to keep our momentum up and start planning the next big project right away.
As of this very moment, we're thinking that we'd love to tackle these guys next:
- adding crown molding to the three bedrooms without it
- boxing in the porch columns
- redoing the carport
- renovating the untouched guest bathroom
So those are "on deck" when it comes to our to-do list. But enough about us, how do you make your house to-do lists? Do you keep them on your phone? On post-its? On a big online document? Handwritten in a notebook? How do you decide what to tackle next? Is there any method at all to your madness?
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I noticed you guys aren't using the bamboo blinds in the new house that you used so often in the old house. I was wondering if there is a reason? I have a huge picture window in my living room that I have a love/hate relationship with. I love how light it makes the room but I hate how for about 4 hours a day the sun fries my brain. I have curtains up but I don't like pulling them closed. Thoughts? Ideas?
I found nice, inexpensive ones at Overstock.com!
Everything is coming along great! Love all the pops of color throughout the house. Question: What color are you thinking of repainting the kitchen and why?
This was my question too. Interesting! It'll be fun to see what you come up with.
I generally keep lists on the computer and then mini ones in some random location or two.
We also have 2 white boards that we use (one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom) to help us with everything.
There's also a master clipboard of key listing matters (which often holds many of the mini lists).
It's not as list-sessive as it may sound, and it works for us.
The list-making, box-checking nerd in me loves this! It would be awesome to know exactly where you are towards "finishing" your home (in our case, it would be daunting).
And then… is a home ever really "finished?"
Wow seeing this it is amazing how much you all have already done. Oh and you need to add your book. That was a huge project in itself that you two did and finished, plus you did a book tour. So fun to follow along on your journey.
Ooo!!! Excited about the on-deck projects! I keep a short list in my head of what is coming up next so I can gradually break the news to Chris when I think the time is right. Hahahaha!
Wow, I just realized how much I really love your bedroom. I knew when you made changes to it last year that I liked the improvements, but man… when I jut saw the pic of it in this post it gave me this ahhhh feeling… Just so cozy!
How old is Karlstad in this photo / how much use do you estimate he gets? I am looking at buying one but because I live no where near an ikea is a bit of a plunge. I've read your update on Karlstad from quite some time ago but just curious as to how he is holding up now :)
I just bought the Karlstad corner sofa in September in the Kordal brown fabric, and while the sofa is great, I wouldn't recommend that fabric. There are 6 of us using the couch, but after only a short period of time the cover looks shabby and linty and it picks up every tine bit of fluff in the house. I just thought I'd mention it as I wish I knew that before I bought it and I would have got a different fabric.
I just realized this may be te first time I've seen a pic of the back of your house… I love it!!! It's beautiful!
It makes your house look so much larger than the front lets on.
Any plans for the back of the structure? I think it's lovely the way it is. :)
I'm curious to see where you end up with regarding the garage/carport debacle since I remember you saying a garage was in your must have list!
Me too! I agree with the current plan of leaving it open to keep the windows. I personally would get more joy from a laundry room with light rather than a garage. Love seeing how everything is coming together!
Phew! Your progress is amazing when you look at it in list form like that!
We are getting ready to put our house on the market unexpectedly (the husband got a new job in my hometown), so we are in the middle of a major decluttering and moving stuff to offsite storage so we can start doing some painting and minor repairs. Of course, my brain is already thinking of stuff to do in our next house, which is crazy since we have no idea what the next house will even look like!
Hi Amy, we're just starting to look for a new house too, and I'm doing the exact same thing – trying to decide how I'll decorate when I have no idea what the space will look like! Still, it's good fun, and it keeps me occupied ;)
I need to box in my porch columns, too, so I hope you'll do yours soon!
What you've already got done from your list is super impressive and I'm always inspired by how you guys just keep tackling projects.
I'm really looking forward to seeing how you block out the porch columns! We have the same ornate curvy posts on our porch. I can't wait to change them, but I don't know quite how to go about it yet…
Good progress so far! You guys rock my socks.
Looking forward to your boxing in the porch column project. We're gearing up to do the same and generally adding some curb appeal to our home. We have some method to selecting projects – most of it is determined by finances and time needed. I'm interested to follow along your crown molding adventures too- we just added it to our master and it all went well, until the last piece had to go up – had to buy two more pieces since we kept messing it up. Hope your process is smoother.
How awesome would a long pocket french door look between the dining room and office? Not sure if you could do it, but it would look so cool to have one long french door that could slide out to divide the space.
Yeah, I'm sure they're complicated. Maybe you could do it like a barn door – so that the door slides on the wall — kinda like this: http://theinspiredroom.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/barn-style-french-door1.jpg
You guys have done a lot! Is it sad that what you view as 70% or 80% done would be my 100% done. ;-)
P.S. – looking at your patio makes me long for summer. Those hydrangeas are GEORGEOUS!
I could not stop laughing at the full length mirror in the bathroom. Just when I'd start to scroll, my mind would wander back to it and I'd laugh again. I think that would've been my first order of business so I could DO my business.
My to do list is looking at an area that makes me cringe and then running far away.
I was in Tuesday Morning last week & they had olive wood lazy susans for around 25$. They were about 18 inches wide & when i saw them I thought of y'all. To bad we live several states apart.
Wow, you guys have come a long way! It's cool to see how you guys view what needs to be done (or not) in your house – I think it looks amazing the way it is, but then again, I live in an apartment…so any house that gets paint on the walls that isn't apartment-grade white is a step up for me!
Keep up the amazing work, and I can't wait to see how that hallway turns out!
I've been meaning to ask,and maybe I missed it, but were you guys going to paint the homes exterior?
P.S You guys really tackle a lot of stuff. Great work!
Looking great Sherry! I am obsessed with the kitchen, but I still think a wider thingy around the exhaust/extractor fan thing (why can't I remember what they are called?) would look lovely too. You guys are a huge inspiration. I found an ugly topless nightstand by the dumpster here in Dubai and it is sitting waiting on a makeover from me! :)
Love the idea of pergola instead of carport! Are you planning to hang some vines over it?
Also, I remember seeing some color samples on the exterior from last fall, planning to paint the exterior?
I love the look of a pergola and want one in our back yard. As a 'carport' though, I wonder if it'll be as functional – keeping ice, bird droppings, etc off?? Just a thought…
Have you tried privacy film before? I would love to have it in my guest bathroom – the blinds get kinda gross quick – but I am worried that not having blinds or curtains will make the house even harder to keep cool in the hot Georgia summers.
Love the progress! You guys must feel so accomplished. :)
As for house to do lists, they usually get scribbled in a notebook or random pieces of paper that then get hole punched and put into a binder. I'm really not that organized with it all though, and should try to improve.
Wow! You all have done so much and everything looks beautiful.
I love the lazy susan idea! I am from a big family and we had a large round table like yours with a lazy susan in the middle. It was very convenient and practical.
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Before you consider weight loss surgery as an option in the management of your obesity, we suggest that you contact your insurance company to verify that bariatric surgery is covered by your policy and that the MUSC Bariatric Surgery Program is part of your coverage. Some policies exclude all types of weight loss surgery, though others don't may not include a specific exclusion of surgery. Your insurance company can verify whether the benefit of weight loss surgery coverage is actually available. They may require documentation about medical necessity before making a decision.
One important point to keep in mind is that obesity and morbid obesity are considered two different health conditions. Many plans will exclude treatment for obesity but will cover treatment for morbid obesity. It is important to be very specific in the language you use when dealing with insurance companies. Another important point to keep in mind is that not all representatives of a particular insurance company will be as knowledgeable about their policies as others. Check more than one source to verify that what has been told to you is valid.
Following is more information on these topics:
In 2006, the Centers for Medicaid Services (CMS) approved weight loss surgery for their beneficiaries when certain criteria were met. In particular, in order to qualify for Medicare/Medicaid coverage there must be documentation in the medical record of at least six consecutive months of weight loss attempts, monitored by a doctor, during the 18 months immediately prior to the surgery.
Please feel free to share this information with your primary care physician. Once you gather your documentation, please turn it to the MUSC Health Bariatric Surgery Team. You may fax it to 843-876-4201. Be assured we will work with you to advocate for your care.
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Bariatric surgery is covered by many insurance policies, and the amount that it costs depends upon the type of policy and its terms, as well as any contractual arrangement with the hospital. Insurance coverage comes in many types, and coverage really cannot be predicted, since it varies from policy to policy, even when issued by the same insurance company. If you wish to come to us for evaluation and surgery, we perform the insurance authorization and approval process without charge. With specific policy information and approval, we can obtain your out-of-pocket expected costs before you schedule surgery.
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I am sure that other residents of Gadsden have noticed the new obstacle course downtown. I am talking about the round obstacles in the middle of the four- way stops in the Turrentine neighborhood. What is a very nice-looking section of town is now covered with eyesores. A roundabout is designed to help traffic flow through an area with heavy traffic, not through a residential neighborhood. Now you have to stop and then drive around the obstacle stuck in the middle of the intersection.
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The condition of notorious Bulgarian drug lord Zlatomir Ivanov aka Baretata (The Beret), who was shot on January 29 in downtown Sofia, is improving.
Ivanov is now conscious and breathing on his own, according to doctors from the emergency Pirogov hospital.
He has been taken out of artificially induced coma and from the respiratory system on Thursday.
For the time being, new surgeries are not required. He underwent one just days ago when his crushed leg has been stabilized with titanium plates and nails.
The tears in the abdominal area have been cleaned and stitched. The doctors are anticipating for the wounds begin to heal.
Last Tuesday, crime boss, Zlatomir Ivanov aka Baretata (The Beret, The Barret) was shot in broad daylight in the vicinity of the main courtroom building in the Bulgarian capital as he was going there for an appeals hearing in an illegal drugs distribution case against him.
After the shooting, Ivanov was taken to Pirogov and underwent surgery for approximately four hours and was later placed on induced coma.
One of his bodyguards returned fire and was wounded in the leg. He has been treated and released.
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In 2012, Baretata was sentenced to 8 years of jail time.
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[Moderated- watch your language please] the moves for BLACK were pretty UN-natural and -UN-wise indeed..
[Moderated] the moves for BLACK were pretty UN-natural and -UN-wise indeed..
You need to watch what you say - mind your language.
had the feel of smother mate,finding Q. move was hard.....A1 puzzle.good work
Nice logical puzzle.
that was one tough puzzle
A smooth smoothered mate. Pro stuff
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awesome for someone to see so many steps ahead!! great vision,, great puzzle
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The first move was hard
I don't understand why blck Knight D5 dont capture white Queen B4
It's mate with Rd8
Wow! Brilliant! And I missed it all.
1. Nc8! Rxc8, 2.Qd8+ Rxd8, 3.Rxd8#1. Nc8! Nxc8, 2.Qd8#1. Nc8! Bxc8, 2.Qd8#So the Knight is safe at c8; Black must open an escape square.
He chooses 1. ... Nd5, blocking 2. Qd8#, but (because of the threat of Rd8#) it allows white to move 2.Qb4+ and generate a sequence that ends in a Queen sacrifice at f8 and a classic smothered mate.
I cannot help but wonder if black might have made better moves to prevent this checkmate, starting with 1. ... f6 instead of 1. ... Nd5.
Even his second move, 2. ... Kg8, may not have been his best choice.I think he might have fared better with Ke8.
Edit: Reviewing prior comments, I see that Stephen_33 in post #62 had some of the same thoughts
In any case, white's bold play gives him a decided advantage.
The answer to that one is easy:2. ... Nxb4, 3. Rd8#
mothers mate never happened before
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Sedum - how to take cuttings
I'm new to plant propagation and would like to grow more plants from a just purchased Sedum - Autumn Joy.
My plant has two very thick stems, each about 25 inches tall and about 1 inch in diameter. Can I take several 'cuttings' from one stem trimming or only use the tip of each stem? What length should each cutting be? How much stem should remain on the plant? 50-50 Peat and Perlite for the medium or ?
Thank you for your assistance.
marryleek, i use 50/50 sand and peat moss for growing medium. cut sterm 10" long, remove lower leaves and let it heal in shade for a day. then stick the cutting about 4" in the grow medium, place them on filter sun area water sparingly until new grow appear. good luck to you, tuanh
OK, I've trimmed off the tops of the Sedum plant. I'm letting the ends cure by air, then I will dip in rooting hormone and stick in the 50/50 mix.
The removed lower leaves I dipped in rooting hormone and stuck the ends into damp 50/50 Perlite and Peat mix.
A couple of days ago I took two leaves that had broken away from the stalk and stuck them in a damp rooting mix. They were dry on the end. This will be a third experiment, using a leaf that had a dry, cured end.
I will report back with the results.
I've actually rooted these in water and gave a clump to one of my sisters last year. I've noticed that last fall, before a frost, one of the stems of my Autumn Joy had fallen over in its pot and was layering itself in the soil - ie., new little plantlettes were forming at each empty leaf node that had made contact with the soil.
Hi Mary, average abot 3-4 weeks for sedum cutting begin to grow. cutting will resume grow on the top then bloom. if you want to know for sure when there is new growth, then just go ahead pinch(or dead head) the cutting, new growth will start along the sterm. also leaf cutting will grow, i found out that here in zone 7 texas, more success if i do leaves cutting between feb-april .
i used sand only last year. i put them out probably late oct / early nov, i'm guessing. 12 4" x 4" containers produced approximately 75 plants. i just potted them up about mid may. the orginal stem had rotted, leaving the individual plants easy to seperate and pot up. 6/02/2005
My experience has been that sedums (both the tall and the creeping varities) are so easy to propagate that you can literally cut off a peice and stick it in the ground and it will grow. No special techniques required and no rooting hormone required. I've accidently left stalks lying on the ground only to find them months later growing and sending roots into the ground along the stalk. The old fashioned common name for this plant was 'liveforever' and you can see why.
My experience has been similar to wyndyacre's. My soil around Chicago was so hard from clay that I had to jam a screwdriver into the ground and then pop in the sedum. Mine was Autumn Joy. In zone 5, early June was a little too early for cuttings. July was better, when the stems were a little harder. The biggest strongest stems worked for me.


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Repotted Venus Flytrap- Concerned!
About a week ago I got a venus flytrap... It came in a little plastic pot, that was full of Sphagnum moss. It took me the full week to find soil I thought might work. (I went by information I looked up on the internet. It had peat moss and perlite and claimed good drainage- seemed to fit what I read.. and it didn't say anything about added nutrients/fertilizers.) So last night I repotted it, and then watered it. This morning, when I went to check on it, I was surprised to find the outside of the clay pot I'd put it in completely covered with white powdery stuff. I tasted it (because I read it was probably salt) and it.. tasted... like salt.
The plant itself started drooping quite a bit, and most of the traps closed, and I'm pretty sure that they didn't just happen to catch a lot of insects.
The water I used was melted snow (and I let it warm up too so it wasn't cold!)... not tap water.
I'm scared it's going to die...
Does it sound like it'll recover? What can I do to help? Is the salt from the pot itself somehow, or is it probably in the soil I used? Any information would help...
It is best to buy peat moss and perlite separately because most of soil mix do have fertilizer in them.
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There are 5,109,059 million people in Norway who, by 2020, will have one trillion dollars in oil revenue savings. It's only been since 1963 that Norway asserted its sovereign rights over North Sea oil and only since 1980 that it had its first producing oil field. It now pumps out 1.9 million barrels a day — eighth in the world, but hardly the biggest.
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You don't need to take a pay cut just to reduce your taxable income. That's what deductions are for. The standard deduction is the easy way out and for some of us, it's the best choice. But if you own a home and pay mortgage interest, itemized deductions are the way to go. It's a little more effort to gather the information about interest and property taxes paid, but real estate can boost your deductions well beyond the standard take. Don't forget to include qualifying interest payments from second mortgages, too.
Another way to reduce the part of your paycheck that Uncle Sam can reach is to contribute to tax-deferred retirement accounts. The options are legion: traditional IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, Keoghs or SEP IRAs, depending on your employment and preferences. You can deduct a few thousand dollars' worth of contributions to these plans, and the deductible amount is rising every year.
And that's far from all. Once you itemize, you'll find a plethora of available deductions. It might be a good idea to invest in tax preparation software or a professional tax service to make sure that you don't miss anything.
Tax credits are even more valuable than tax deductions, as they count against the actual tax paid rather than just the income used to calculate your tax bill. If you're in the 25 percent tax bracket, a credit is worth four times as much as a deduction of the same size.
Credits, however, are not as common as deductions. There's the child tax credit, which removes $1,000 from your total taxes for each of your eligible children. There's also the low-income benefit known as the Earned Income Credit; the two higher-education tax credits, Hope and Lifetime Learning; and a smattering of more unusual tax credits related to energy efficiency and adoption expenses, to name a few.
Again, some professional tax help doesn't hurt. The tax code is complicated, and once the 1040EZ form is left behind, only the foolhardy or the masochistic will attack the IRS forms without so much as a software package to help. You can save a lot of money, so it's worth the investment.
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The VA Medical Center is joining others around the country in efforts toward putting an end to homelessness among Veterans. Will Banks, social worker at the VA in Sheridan.
The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board discussed amendments to the lease with First Light Children's Center at their board meeting Tuesday.
In less than a week, the McDonald's in Wal-Mart in Sheridan will be closing its doors after almost seventeen years of business there.
At the meeting held in Buffalo this week, the Northern Wyoming Community College District received a report from Dr. Mark Englert, who had been at the recent Joint Appropriation Committee meetings where funding for the state's community colleges and the University of Wyoming were discussed.
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