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Linden: "No. Guess I'm just a crazy person pretending to be a cop."
Nicole: "I would say you wasted my time, except being horrible is my favorite thing. Bye!"
Holder: "That sucks that it's all over. This Killing."
Linden: "No. I found this key-card. I did not allow my flat affect to waver as I secreted it on my person. Former Partner, I dissembled."
Holder: "The key-card. That you stole from a federal investigation and is also inadmissible?"
Linden: "Former Partner, I am irrepressible. You know this of me."
She holds it up to the elevator camera like a middle finger, smiling so brightly and beautifully it nearly hurts to look at.
Roberta: "Hey, look at this video of Linden finding that City Hall key-card."
Nicole: "Hey, look at this fist of me beating your face in and then slamming your entire body in a doorway over and over until you are a bowl full of jelly that was once a woman."
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Mysterious Interlocutor: "Sounds like a case of the Mean Reds."
Nicole: "That is racist."
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Mayor: "It is this darn Sarah Linden!"
Carlson: "Please leave me alone about her. She gives me the agita. I dream of those dignified, whirling loonybird eyeballs all night and much of the day. Seeking, always seeking. Seeing more than mortals ken. The stories dust tells. The skull beneath the skin. Her x-ray eyes dominate, illuminate, irradiate, immolate. One glance and you are undone, down to the sticks and lights and moss of you."
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It looks like Audrina's lightened up her hair color since her appearance at New York Fashion Week just two days ago. That was quick! To go with her less severe color, Audrina is wearing a pretty pop of pink blush with her black lined eyes. On one hand, it's nice to see her changing her look, but on the other hand, I was liking her slightly more rock-and-roll style. What do you think, are you liking the New York edge or the more California vibe seen here?
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She's wearing too much mascara.
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She looks cute here. Her liner looks like a dark navy to me.
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I like it! Her hair looks so pretty like this! I don't think she actually changed her hair color.. maybe it is just the fact that this picture was taken outside and it was sunny...
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I like it! Her hair looks so pretty like this!I don't think she actually changed her hair color.. maybe it is just the fact that this picture was taken outside and it was sunny...
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SHe looks beautiful. This is a great look for her.
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I like it a lot. Of all the Hills ladies, I think she is the most stunning of them all.
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I think she looks gorgeous. Very soft and pretty.
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i dont have cable so i am not sure who she really is other than she is on the hills....but i love her hair. its beautiful
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I hate her, but she looks better than usual.
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I think her makeup always looks great. She's so pretty.
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she's pretty so her makeup always looks good. she's lucky though because she really has nothing else going for her...
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i like the look. her eyes confuse me.
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She does look different! This is a great look for her.
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I didn't even RECOGNIZE her! She looks so different this way.
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Lazy loading of ads - policy violation?
Really? They would be against loading ads until they would actually be seen
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So, I was considering having code implemented that would not load the ad at the bottom of the page until someone actually reached the bottom or the page. My reasoning was that it is kind of a waste for the page to load something that has a good likelihood of never being seen.
I would win, because there would be a better click thru rate because there would actually be someone who see it who could actually click through and advertisers would win because the display would not be wasted on someone who would not see the ad. Keep in mind that ALL my ads are below the fold.
I got one of the random opportunities offered for an AdSense consolation so I took it (because it is a good idea to chat with them) and brought up the idea to him. He said he was 90% sure
it was a policy violation to do this
So, my walk away is that Google would rather have us display ads that don't get seen than to take steps to improve actual display rates. Does this make sense to anyone? Can someone explain to me where a policy violation would be in doing this?
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Sorry, I don't have a "yes, and the details are Here: ..." answer, but maybe some policy exists - loosely related to their AdSense "optimization" suggestions to load your own page's js and css after the page loads. I do not see how that could please anyone viewing the page, just so their ads could load first. IF there is such a policy you can find it in AdSense help links.
Msg#: 4660012 posted
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Well the last time I checked the answer was you weren't allowed to make modifications to the ad code. However, now I'm seeing something different:
Ad behavior
Publishers are permitted to make modifications to the AdSense ad code so long as those modifications do not artificially inflate ad performance or harm advertisers.
So, I have no idea but if it were me I'd go with what the AdSense rep said.
Msg#: 4660012 posted
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How are you going to code the ad? If you're only going to wrap it with div class, then you are fine. Just make sure you don't modify the original code.
Msg#: 4660012 posted
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I was not planning on modifying the code itself. Just wanted to make it so it did not load until someone would actually see it.
Maybe this part is where it might be the issue:
so long as those modifications do not artificially inflate ad performance
In a way, this would artificially inflate the ad performance. I did say, I was looking to improve my CTR by not displaying ads that normally would loaded but not be seen. But, the advertiser would also benefit because I am sure they don't want to pay for ads to be loaded that don't get seen. But, by the strict interpretation of the rules, that line does apply regardless of who benefits.
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I'd err on the side of caution. Maybe someday they'll relax that, but for the moment, it sounds risky.
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I'd err on the side of caution.
I always do. I am just frustrated by this. We were also talking about adding infinite scroll, but now I am freaked that it may be a policy violation as well.
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oops, wrong thread. sorry :D
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I don't think infinite scroll is a policy violation, but I've heard that Google may not index everything in that situation, so you might want to keep that in mind.
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I wonder if waiting until a reader scrolled down to an ad before it loaded wouldn't impact earnings. Doesn't Google count a page view when the ad is loaded (not necessarily read)? If that's the case then you could lose revenue.
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If that's the case then you could lose revenue.
Yes, this is the case, but I am a big believer in testing. My idea would be that I would hopefully be cutting off the bottom of the barrel CPM ads for more lucrative CPC ads. But I would have to test to see if it would actually work.
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Then there is another issue. Google would also lose revenue (they do charge advertisers for page views) and might not be pleased about that. (Although G is supposed to bend over backwards to make sure advertisers get value for their money and the advertisers would probably love it.)
In fact, if I were an advertiser I'd be overjoyed if every single publisher made the best effort to ensure that they only shelled out for a "view" when it was pretty certain that a visitor had actually seen the ads.
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So, the policy team did get back to me and it is indeed a policy violation to lazy load ads. So I guess I won't be doing that.
But, I was curious to see how many people actually did get to see the ads loaded at the bottom of the page. So I asked my dev to put in a simple script that would count how many people made it to the bottom of the page.
The result was just shy of 7%.
The reason that I am sharing this is because it is not a metric I had never thought of before. We all look at things like time on page or bounce rate to judge how well we are interacting with our audience but seeing how many people actually make it to the bottom of the page is a pretty powerful one as well.
I also noted that my bottom ad does not have a shabby CTR, so if only 7% of my audience is seeing it and it still has a healthy CTR, that means that my policy of placing ads at expected exit points is a good one.
So, while I am not going to be able to use this information for my original plan, I am going to keep tracking this number and trying to improve it. Seems to me that providing information that someone actually finishes reading is a better indicator of quality than time on page or bounce rate.
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Hello everyone, I just moved here about a year ago and completely new to yard gardening, well at least on this side of the planet. Really excited to find an active RMG community and really would love your help in planning our front yard garden. I've basically been reading books and online material for the last 6 months and plotted out what I think are appropriate plants for the various beds. I figured it would be easier for people to comment than asking for what the heck to do!
I am guessing we have clay soil-our house is in Mead ( close to Longmont/Loveland area) although I intend to mix the beds away from the home with manure and some good garden soil to loosen it some. The bed which is surrounding the porch will be filled with good soil since my husband and I are about to built a retaining wall yikes! which I hope we can complete sometime in September. Also we are trying to figure out how to get a drip line going in that bed from the sprinkler system and possibly the outer beds if the selected plants needs them - I hope they won't! and will make do with the occasional watering during the hottest days. Because I am a freak and visual person and had time on my hands today (waiting for a greenlight from client for a project!!), I made a visual plan of the beds.
Well we can't possibly plant everything this year so the idea is to plant the hydrangea, tree peony and bulbs to get the pesky HOA off our backs. BTW I love bulbs but not sure how to incorporate them into the beds or I was thinking to plant them on the other side of the house which I haven't really figured out yet. Also we get gusty winds every so often and we have a nasty weed factory next door to us.
So anyone, everyone, someone comments, suggestions please???!!!
I think it looks like you've already got a great plan. I live pretty close to your location, and we most certainly have clay soil. It's like concrete sometimes and needs organics mixed into it, so I use compost and grass clippings as mulch and then let the "mulch" mix in with each planting.
We also have yarrow in our front bed, and it's kind of a pain. It's invasive, and last fall I took a straight-edge spade to it to trim it back a few feet. Then I could dig and pull up the whole root system of the portion to be removed.
Other plants that I've noticed you have on your map that we also have and which are doing well are the phlox, dianthus, and balloon flower. I have some columbine cuttings planted that haven't really done anything all summer and a few didn't even come up this year.
Other than that, I don't have much else for you, except good luck with that retaining wall! It'll look great :)
Thanks for letting me know about the yarrow, I had no idea and what a great idea to use manure and grass as mulch. I really have little experience in gardening outside let alone in a different climate. I was limited to indoor plants having been living in city apts and found great joy in growing orchids and where I grew up, all you had to do was stick something in the ground and it'll just grow and manure was something we scooped up nice and fresh after the herd of cows passed by the house.
LOL! I suppose I planned it out to the point where it's hard for anyone to comment on. In actuality, I do have loads of questions. One being, how much water will the hydrangea need because we are thinking to not run a drip line all the way to the bottom and also right at that spot are the mains for the waterline - would this be a problem having a large plant there, would the roots seek water from the pipe?? so see I really haven't a clue! The plans are just really based on theory (from reading) and not practice.
My other question is that would a tree peony have sufficient space to grow at the corner of the retaining wall - the beds would be just a little under 3 feet wide and also would it fair well being completely exposed to winds? hence deciding on a tree instead of herbaceous- any thoughts?
Also, anyone has recos of any close by nursery which are good for trees? I nearly had a heart attack when I saw how much trees cost.
Thanks so much, I really feel bad that I have nothing much I can contribute to everyone here.
I think my landscaping skills are probably totally absent, Alice. Or, they are rusted completely thru.
I have only planted 2 trees (both peach) over the last 25 years. Perennials in my yard are in beds near the fence, "tall in the back, short in the front." Fill in with annuals every spring and mix colors enuf so there's no apparent "scheme" to things.
I began planting a fruit orchard out of my own yard into the yard at Dad's "new" home about 40 years ago. Mom and I put some evergreens in their front yard 30 to 40 years ago . . . so much for my "practice" . . .
You will have plenty to contribute as you practice filling the yard of your new home! (Personally, they allow me to hang around on RMG but in truth, I'm pretty much just olde and in the way.)
Is OLDE Digit bothering you around here, Alice? LOL!
If your hanging out here is bothering people because youre olde, Digit, than I think I had better just quietly go away! I believe we determined at some point that IÂm considerably olde-er than you! Not to mention that if you stopped "getting in the way" around here, half the time there wouldnÂt be anybody around here to "get in the way of!" When things slow down and I donÂt have time to post, itÂs always nice to see you showing up with something!
And, Alice, yours is one of the threads IÂve been wanting to reply toÂbut I do admit that when I first saw your landscape plan I thought: Help? You donÂt need any help! Your sketch is FAR superior to most of the landscape sketches I saw from REAL landscapers when I was working in the Green Industry! You go, girl! [AndÂhowÂd you do that??? Is it a computer program?]
I do have a couple comments, and I donÂt have much time right now, so I may be more brief, and sound more abrupt than usual. If I donÂt make something clear, just ask!
I TOTALLY agree with Pumpkin about the yarrow! Some people love itÂBonnie/HighAlt out in Silt has several different varietiesÂbut I consider it to be totally invasive, and even tho I really like the colors of a few of the varieties, I wouldnÂt put it in. But Achillea millefolium is the one thatÂs so invasive. There are a coupleÂif you like yellowÂthat wouldnÂt take over your yard. Achillea ÂAnthea (pale yellow) is a pretty one, and Achillea ÂMoonshine (bright yellow) is another that wonÂt take over everything. Then thereÂs another one weÂve discussed around here before: Achillea filipendulina ÂParkerÂs Variety (gold) that some people really like, but every time IÂve seen it itÂs been tall and floppyÂand, I thought, ugly! There may be newer varieties now that are more contained, but stay away from the millefoliums if you donÂt want it going all over the placeÂthey spread and can reseed too!
If the shasta daisies youÂre planning to put in are the tall type, I VERY highly recommend you use ÂBeckyÂ. ItÂs far and away the best tall varietyÂstrong, upright stems with large flowers. ÂAlaska is the variety youÂll find being sold most often, but it just doesnÂt come up to the quality of ÂBeckyÂ!
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Which Tanacetum are you thinking of?
Which type of Dianthus are you thinking of?
The tall balloon flowers may need stakingÂdepends on soil, water and light conditions.
Do you know thereÂs a short balloon flower? Platycodon grandiflorus ÂSentimental BlueÂÂI love it! And a semi-dwarf one, P. g. ÂMariesiiÂÂalso blueÂhavenÂt grown that one!
I think I got better pics (more flowers) of this one this year, but theyÂre not in Web Albums ready to post yet!
If youÂre talking about one of the short Gaillardias, I love the uniqueness of ÂFanfareÂ!
There are LOTS of different alliums. Check them all out and mix and match them. This one is called ÂStar of Persia and I got it from someone at the Fall Swap in Â08.
Grape hyacinths spread! Not necessarily bad! The bulbs multiply, like all bulbs, but they also drop seeds, which seem to spread further from the original plant than you might expect them toÂat least further than I ever expected them to!
If itÂs the tall garden phlox youÂre talking about, they tend to be very susceptible to mildew. There are some mildew "resistant" varieties, which may or may not help. Keeping them well watered so they donÂt get stressed may help the most of all! They really are prettyÂif they still have leaves to go along with the flowers!
I should know about tree peonies, but canÂt seem to remember anything right now! What was that I said about being olde? If you happen to go to PaulinoÂs for something, call to see if CherylÂs there first, and ask her to tell you about tree peoniesÂand the other different typesÂand get her recommendations for wind, light, water conditions. Tell her Dee sent you! "Regular" peonies do wonderfully out here in full sun! They need a peony ring to keep the flowers upright, but they grow well!
About the hydrangea, IÂm not sure what to tell you! I had one that was in here when I bought the house. Full sun on the south side, and I watered it a lot. It grew beautifully every year, got HUGE white flowers, and then the first rain would saturate the flowers making them so heavy they bent over and broke offÂALL of them ( I had them caged/tied). A couple years ago I couldnÂt stand to watch the destruction anymore, and I gave it to Cheryl. I think she has it in more shade, and I donÂt know how sheÂs watering it, but I think sheÂs having better luck. (Will need to remember to ask her when I see her next week!) So if you do go to PaulinoÂs, ask her about her white hydrangea tooÂand how itÂs doing, and if the flowers have ever broken down when they got wet! (The hydrangeas are sold in the nurseryÂsheÂs in charge of perennialsÂso she wonÂt know as much about them, but she can tell you how herÂs has been doing in the last couple years!
Watch for trees on sale RIGHT NOW. If you wait for spring, theyÂll be full price everywhere. There is a tree nursery up north of Denver that people have talked about, but I canÂt remember the name of it (I donÂt "do" trees!). Maybe somebody will be along to help. Or search JUST THIS FORUM for tree nurseries or something like that.
..........please donÂt be afraid to join in with ideas and suggestions when people are asking things. What we ALL post here is just our own opinions on what somebody should do or try. Sometimes so many people post so many different possibilities that whoever originally asked for ideas winds up more confused than they were to start with! ThatÂs not all bad! You just take all the suggestions, eliminate the ones you donÂt like at all, and then narrow the rest down to the ones you want to try firstÂwith a backup list a mile long! At least you never run out of ideas around hereÂas long as everybody keeps chiming inÂand that includes you. No special expertise needed! :-)
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Thanks so so much! I really appreciate all your helpful suggestions. LOL! I guess my attempt at landscape drawing threw everyone off. Digit, you can only gain more knowledge and experience with age so I envy you and I would ask my folks but like I said their idea of gardening is sticking something in the ground, constant weeding and running out with buckets and shovel when the cow herd passes by!
Skybird - thanks for sharing your knowledge and kind compliment and pictures! I did use a software but it really isn't intended for landscaping planning. I had to draw up plans to SCALE for the pesky HOA for approval after my husband told me how much it was to hire a landscape place to do it! so it was an easy and fun enough addition of the "plant" bits. Moreover I am a commercial designer so I have tools and I guess I used my design instinct to sort of figure out placement etc. The issue is that I don't know about plants at all, just how they look in catalogs and I really hate "killing" plants. I used to go around watering plants around the library when I was in college and everyone thought I was strange.
Anyways thanks for the tip on hydrangeas, I'll take my chances since I fell in love with them the first time I saw them at my uncle's house living in NZ. I am a little worried that it is in full hot sun all day. About peonies, I will stop by Paulino's which I saw signs last week going down to Denver and hopefully they'll have some in stock. As mentioned, it gets incredibly windy here and I am worried the herbaceous type would be blown to shreds.
Note taken on the yarrow and grape hyacinth! maybe I'll plant the yarrow in the weed factory next door to us, I rather see yarrow than weeds! About trees, a year ago when I moved here, I couldn't tell the difference between a spruce and a pine! and again pesky HOA rules and restrictions about type of trees, shrub, size, numbers allowed and BS etc.!
So question is that with the plants where they are, are the sun conditions good or bad? The yard is basically facing West with no obstructions. The front of the porch is shaded in the morning and gets blasted with sun from about noon on wards. the side of it well pretty much gets full sun all day long.
More Qs! - I plan on seeding the dianthus (no clue what variety!! so many and so pretty!!) and Shasta, Columbine ( I thought it would grow well here since it's a native plant no??) Tanacetum (I saw these link below and looks amazing!!)
Thanks so much for all your input really really appreciate it. Maybe next year I'll have something to share at your swaps.
Hi Alice,
First offbefore I forgetyou dont need to have any plants to go to the swap! EVERYBODY is invited, with or without plants! Dont have time to repeat it all here, but Ill link the swap thread on the bottom. Im not able to go to this one, but if you decide to go, there are WAY plenty of plants to go around. Check out the details on the Swap thread!
Now, regarding the yarrow, if you plant it in the vacant lot, theres a pretty good chance its gonna wind up in your yard somewhere anyway! Im serious! But, if youre serious about doing it, it should grow there very well, even without any water! The stuff will grow pretty much anywhere. So if you decide to pick some pretty colors and put some in, just keep an eye out for seedlings in your yard so you can pull them when theyre still young.
Re the Tanacetumthe common name for that one is painted daisy. I LOVE it, but the picture is not reality based! Thats how the flowers look, but Ive never seen that many blooming on one plant all at the same time. I have one I got at one of last years swaps thats doing pretty well, and another one I got at this springs swapthat bloomed a little bit and died! I was sad about that! But for youtheyre easy to start from seed, and start more than one seed in a pot to get as "dense" a plant as possible. If you get mixed seed, youll most likely wind up with the lighter pink ones, so if you for sure want the darker ones, see if you can find a pack of seed for that color. Whichever you get, youll be glad you have them! Theyre not xeric and will need regular wateringDEEP watering about every week to week and a half.
Totally different Tanacetum, but cool in a very different way, is Tanacetum densum. It often goes by the common name, Partridge Feather. TOTALLY xeric! I dont think the flowers are that great at all, but the foliage is WAY cool, and it REALLY does look like feathers. I dont have time to live link it, but heres a pic. (I dont have one yet, but its on my "list!")
There are LOTS of wonderful Dianthus! Not xeric. I recommend Sweet Williams, Dianthus barbatus to start with. VERY easy to start from seed and grow. Technically a biennial, so start one year, blooms the next, and then its best to start more to keep them looking good. It is possible to keep the same ones going for more than two years, but its a real pain to try to keep them looking good. They come in tall (18") and short (6-12") varieties. The tall ones are GREAT long lasting cutflowers, if you have enough to cut. And they attract hummingbirds. Easy to save seed to keep starting more for successive years.
Im not gonna have time till after I get back from my vacation in September, but if youre still looking for things, Ill come back and post pics of some of my Sweet Williams.
Grape hyacinths are still nice, but youll probably wind up digging them up here and there after a couple years to replant them or throw them away. There are lots of other great spring bulbs too: crocus, hyacinths, daffodils, which I love! Tulips are pretty too, but I dont do them because of the larger size foliage that you need to leave on till it at least starts to yellow after theyre done blooming. The crocus, dafs and hyacinth foliage just doesnt seem as "visible" to me while its dying down. Lots of other "small" spring bulbs too. Id stick a few of "something" in this fall to give you a start. Just be sure you put a stake or some kind of marker in where you plant them so you dont accidentally dig into them when youre planting other things! And remember that they "go away" over summer, so you can plant them close to other things!
About the peonies, if youre talking about looking for TREE peonies this weekend, I can pretty much 99.9% guarantee you they dont have any left for this year. They dont get that many in in spring, and they usually go pretty fast. Im sure their perennials have been on sale for a while already now, and Id be absolutely amazed if they had any left. And Im not so sure a tree peony is gonna do that well out there in full sun and the wind anyway, so Id do a little more checking on that one before you spend the moneytheyre not cheap! If you go, ask if Cheryls there and have them page her if she is. I dont know about the "grown up" size of the tree peonies.
When I looked at your original post after I posted above, I realized that the corner where youre planning to put the hydrangea, shasta, and columbine is the corner youre hoping to keep dry. None of those things are at all xeric, and you may want to consider rearranging some of your things and using xeric stuff in that corner. Russian sage is a xeric staple, and can be quite showy, and there are a bunch of different Agastaches you could use. Possibly one of those two yellow yarrows. The Gaillardia is considered to be xeric, tho it does tend to look wilted in the heat of the day. English lavender is xeric. Penstemon, Salvia, goldenrod, upright sedums. There are lots of possibilities that would be xeric for that corner if you want to go that way. Some of the ornamentsl grasses are xeric too, and a large grass could make a nice statement in that corner. But just to be sure, do you know that things arent xeric, or drought resistant until after theyre "established?" That generally means about a year, and they need to be watered correctly so they develop a good, deep root system to make them truly xeric.
Except for the hydrangea, which I really dont think liked my full sun, and the tree peony, which I think I maybe remember prefers some shade at our altitude, everything else you have on your plan will love the full sun.
I dont think youll be able to get seed for Becky" shastanot sure (but I may have someplantsat next springs swap!).
Most columbine is easy to start from seed. You might want to watch for Bonnies Winter Sowing thread this winter! Its an easy way to start things over winteroutsidethat you might want to try. If youre curious, search for winter sowing on just this forum for her past threads.
And she also does a seed exchange over the winter that you might want to watch for. Ill be giving away Aquilegia chrysantha seeds again, and lavender if you decide to try that.
You may not believe it yet, but, take my word for it, you DO have something to contribute here! Even just in doing what youre doing right now, youre learning things that will be able to help somebody else sometime! And if youve been researching for six months, I suspect you already know more than you realize!
If you have any questions that I can answer QUICKLY, Ill be back in the next week to help. If its something thats gonna take a while that I can help with, Ill give you a heads up that Ill be back when I get back from vacation if nobody else has answered in the meantime! Youve got all winter to plan most of this stuff, so at least theres time.
I may have been on that "trail drive" that went past your parents' home, Alice.
It was a 2 man, 1 dog operation . . . I usually had drag, on foot with the blue healer or border collie. Our plan was to keep the cows moving as fast as possible (without them actually running, it seemed like they were always pregnant), and leaving as little incrementing evidence of their passing as possible.
Evidence like tracks in the lawns, half-eaten bushes, and those other "trail markers." It never occurred to me that an appreciative someone might be out later with a bucket and shovel!
Riding point in the pickup was preferable, oh yeah! Mostly it was getting out of the cab every 50 yards and yelling, "Here, Boss! Heeere! Boss, booss, booss, baaaahhss!"
Would love to come to the SWAP but I suspect I'll be rock building which came to a screeching halt this weekend when the landscape supplier we're ordering stuff from doesn't have the ability to cut one step to size for us! So back to square one with the wall plans.
So we went to visit a few nurseries this weekend mainly to find our pear tree and after going through all their leftover perennials, all planning is out of the door! LOL! again with your recos, I came home with penstemons and an ornamental oregano (Origanum Herrenhaus) and hubby wants a grass there but haven't decided yet on which one. Possibly planning Siberian irises to break up the shrubby forms and I read in a book that the foliage stays green and upright after flowering and I think that will take care of that corner spot. Oh! yes I am deciding to replace the hydrangea with a Buddleia instead (any thoughts - anyone?). I was excited and wanted to get started on the plants which will take several years to establish but I think I can place the hydrangea in the back yard where it receives morning sun and shaded in the afternoon. That will be next year!
Skybird- I will go to Paulino's and ask for Cheryl about tree peonies. Although my instinct tells me that it could be a tad windy where I like to have it. Might have to go in the backyard since there is a somewhat sheltered place on the NE corner. *Sigh* guess that will have to wait for next year. Anyways it is an expensive investment and we wound up getting trees for the backyard as well with a BOGO deal from this place in Longmont on Rt. 52 (The Tree Farm). Even with this deal, we've been classified from poor to poorer!


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Studio in the trendiest part of downtown Vancouver. Best shopping on Robson St, restaurants and all of the shows, concerts, and hockey games in town. A car is optional unless you decide to go to Whistler or Grouse mountain, or to visit your friends outside of town. Fully equipped studio, fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer, microwave, etc, comfy queen wall bed. Pool, Gym, and Library. Located on the 32nd floor in 'The Pinnacle', high rise in Yaletown. 24 hr concierge and bike storage.
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I wanted to thank you for a wonderful stay at your suite at 3210-939 Homer Street from April to June last summer. My mother will be returning to Vancouver for the Christmas season and was wondering if your suite will be available for December 2014. Please let me know.
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Condo was as described. All appliances worked (in closet washer/dryer convenient for drying clothes getting wet in the rain). Unit sleeps 4 but better for 2. Excellent location. No more than a 20 minute walking distance to entire city core. Close to transit stop and bike rental. Car parking in building was nice for rental car to explore outside the city. Friendly, helpful 24 hour concierge in the lobby.
My wife and I had a great time in Vancouver. The apartment is small, but it was just what we needed. Yaletown has some great restaurants and a very nice farmers market.
The city is very compact so walking most places is an option. We loved the place and will return to explore more of the City and Stanley Park. The sunset from the apartment was beautiful.
I am sorry to say that my husband and I were very disappointed with this property. We knew it would be small. That would have been ok. The location was ideal for us as we were visiting family and they live very near. It was not clean! There were large stains on the sofa, the floors had not been cleaned, dirty dishes in the dishwasher, laundry in the dryer that had obviously been there for a while, a ring in the tub. The blinds were broken so that they could not be used. No paper towels.
It was very warm in Vancouver and there was no cross breeze.
The unit sits at the back of the building so the only real view is of the city.
If all you are looking for is cheap and don't really care if it is clean or well maintained, then it would be a good choice. If not, I would definitely make another choice. We chose to leave after two nights. We found another VRBO location in Vancouver that was fabulous.
This is a very nice, well equipped studio apartment in a very nice area of town. There is a Big Bus stop only 1 block away at the library and loads of restaurants, shops and entertainment nearby. There are 2 other Big Bus stops nearby so you can easily pick which section of the route you want to do and pick your bus stop accordingly. Granville Ave. is the more "party" type area with the area around Hamilton Ave. (one block over) being more upscale. There is someone at the desk 24 hours a day and you need a key fob to access the building. It appeared that most people in the building were permanent residents. There is a very nice pool, whirlpool and exercise room and a small green space out back. You can see a little of the ocean, Granville bridge and downtown views from the balcony. There is also a grocery store nearby that has lots of ready to eat or heat and eat type foods. There is a DVD player and collection of DVDs in the apartment. Detergent was provided for the washing machine and dishwasher and there were a few pantry items. The bed is a Murphy bed, but is queen sized and fairly comfortable; is is very close on the one side though which makes getting in and out a little challenging. My only real concern was the lack of communication once I made the reservation. The other reviewers had all had such good comments about how helpful Joel was, but I felt there was not much information given to me about checking in, picking up keys, etc. even after I sent several emails asking for details. However all did go well on check-in and you just get the keys from the person at the desk in the building.
This condo is in a great location with good views of the city...it is located right in downtown area and you can walk to pretty much everywhere! Communication was good and easy to rent. Concierge is usually around if you needed something, although the one at checkout didnt seem to have a good morning and not friendly at all..
Suite is small but perfect for a couple...
Would stay again!!
Great location, close to everything and easy to use transit system. It is a perfect size for a couple, clean and comfortable. Owner very helpful in assisting us with questions we had. It can be noisy if windows open, lots of traffic and sirens. Other tenants and guests very friendly.
Studio in the trendiest part of downtown Vancouver. Best shopping areas, restaurants, shows, concerts, and hockey games in town. Public transportation within a block away. A car is optional unless you decide to go to Whistler or Grouse mountain, or to visit friends outside of town. Fully equipped studio, fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer, dryer, microwave, comfy queen wall bed and enclosed balcony with beautiful views. Pool, Gym, and Library. Located on the 32nd floor in 'The Pinnacle', high rise in Yaletown. 24 hr concierge and bike storage. **May - September summer rates apply, no weekly or other discounts during this time** cleaning fee is $25
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We just came off a city tour, we did not have much time to go back to the ship... so we went in this lovely pintoresque place... we ordered, and were delighted! super fast, but not fast food quality! this was very good quality , delish plates, ordered fish n chips and crablegs...all tasty, fresh and beautiful! loved this place!
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I work in Ketchikan for the summer so I have tried most of the restaurants, but this place is really great and my favorite place for fish 'n chips. I have never tried their crab, however. I love the tarter sauce that comes with the fish. This is conveniently placed near 3 of the 4 cruise ship docks. One draw...
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Victor Manuel Barajas
October 5, 1936
Mexico City, Mexico
5'10 250lbs
Victor Mendoza (debut)
Black Demon (Leguna)
Blue Flame
El Dragon II
El Mosquetero II
Hermano Diablo II
Asian Terror #1 (New Japan)
Bestia Roja (1979)
"Swastika" Abdominal Stretch
Diamond Twist DDT
Mexican Stretch
Somersault Drop
Raul Mata & Victor Rivera (1974)
The Hollywood Blondes (1975)
Sir Oliver Humperdink (1975)
JC Dykes & The Infernos
Kinji Shibuya & Masa Saito
Rocky Johnson & Earl Maynard
David Morgan & Raul Mata
The Guerrero Brothers
Mil Mascaras
Victor Rivera
The Great Goliath
Akio Sato
Jerry Kozack
Ricky Romero
El Solitario
Pepper Gomez
Jose Lothario
Red Bastein
Fred Blassie
Suni War Cloud
Black Gordman - OWW
On March 27, 1988 "Macho Man" Randy Savage wins his first WWE championship at WrestleMania IV in Atlantic City, NJ.
WWE and Facebook launch WrestleMania experience
Lucha Underground is Uprising
Wrestling With Genius – A Tribute To Lanny Poffo
The Rock hosting this week's SNL
Japan's Hikaru Shida makes her SHIMMER debut against Mia Yim.
WWE tag team legends The Hart Foundation
Hardcore legend Terry Funk
Fitness model and WWE "Diva of the Decade" Trish Stratus
"Macho Man" Randy Savage wins his first WWE championship
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