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I have checked all the Rose Forums and can not find one that gives good choices for Lower South Alabama. Hope some of you can drop a few names of easy care roses. IF there is such a thing. Are in the process of doing a Rose garden, and would like some tried and true suggestions.
i don't have that many left. most of them have proved to be too much maintenance for fungus control.
the most rewarding that remains is a large, robust shrub named 'sir thomas lipton'. it is an heirloom rose with mildly fragrant white flowers of a loose form that is basically a once bloomer(mid-spring). it may offer a smaller, second flush in late summer if it gets supplemental water.
one other plant that i enjoy for the fragrance is 'mccartney rose'. it is a very tall, upright bush with perfectly formed buds that open to seriously fragrant hot pink flowers of few petals. it is blackspot resistant.
need lots of room for both of these.
visit petalsfromthepast.com (jemison, al) and check out their old garden rose recommendations. he sells roses that are supposed to work well in the southeast.
you can email them directly for more suggestions.
Here are a few for your consideration: climbers 'Don Juan', 'Cecile Brunner' and Rosa cornus; more shrub-like 'Double Delight' and Rosa mutabilis. All of these have been easy and dependable here in my garden, and I've got possibly the worst drainage anywhere. R. cornus, R. mutabilis, 'Cecile Brunner' and 'Double Delight' are all highly fragrant.
PS, 'Seven Sisters' is also extremely happy here but it's so vigorous that it's a menace.
Rosa canina 'Don Juan'
Rosa mutabilis             'Double Delight'
Are you familiar with David Austin's English roses? They do quite well for me and I love them because each and everyone of them are fragrant. I find they have less problems with fungus than hybrid teas, etc. Most are a combination of antique and modern roses. I have been to England to his gardens and it was almost like being in heaven.A good control for black spot, etc. is a box of baking soda in Ortho Dial-N-Spray sprayer. Fill with water and put on 8 oz. Need to shake constantly to keep baking soda in solution. The sprayer has a nozzle that rotates and makes it easy to spray under the leaves. Be sure and spray the ground around rose bush to kill fungus on leaves that have fallen.
Tea roses are supposed to do well in this area. Antique rose emporium has a good selection. I ordered the McClinton tea from them last year. It has been doing very well. Not a bit of black spot, but it got some mildew during the cool weather last spring. They list it as a "found" rose instead of tea. Mrs. B.R. Cant is also supposed to do well.
I have a couple of Austin roses in the yard as well. They are "Mayflowers". They have been free of blackspot and other diseases. Only thing is that they haven't done much growing. Maybe it is the heat.
You can also check with your county extension agents office.
They may some info to help you out.
Hope this can be of help to you. Good luck with the roses.
Thank you all for the info. I decided on three Tea's (one of them is Blue Girl) Blaze for a climber, and also one Don Juan. Also have a yellow Lady Banks. Will let you know how they work out. My friend has the Blue Girl and she leaves it un attended all summer and said it does well, so I am hopefull for that one. Our area for the rose garden is a secret garden enclosed by a picket fence, so the bunnies will not be able to nibble on them. Already a pair of C. Finches have set up house in the nest box there. Such a quiet peaceful area, if only the Roses will grow for me.
This may be a little late, since you've made choices already, but I asked for suggestions for roses that do well in AL last week over in the Rose forum, and got some additional suggestions to the ones listed here.
I ordered "Belinda's Dream" on the advice of those posts. Hope this helps.
Hi, Jan. Got your cute e-mails. LOL.
Canman. You are from my part of the country. I grow about 300 roses, and many teas, noisettes and a couple of chinas here and there. They are great roses for any part of Alabama and the Chinas are particularly good in LA (lower Alabama) because that is getting to be more like Florida or Charleston weather.
Belinda's Dream is a great rose, and she gets big, just like the teas. None of them really need a lot of spraying and Jan's recipe will be fine for Chinas, teas and noisettes. If you grow a few roses, it is probably easier to control fungus than if you screwed your head on wrong and your eyes were bigger than your garden.
Jason Powell of PFTP carries all the-above named types of roses. Jason has a wonderful selection of teas, chinas, noisettes, polyanthias, hybrid musks, and modern antiques like Belinda's Dream.
I emailed Jason from Petal From the Past and told him where I lived, zone, what I wanted in the roses (rose bed, climbing, hedge for front yard, etc.) and he emailed me back with a list of roses that met my zone and other requirements. He was a big help.
Guess I ran my roses togather. I know that Blaze and Don Juan are not Tea's. As for Blue Girl, (this may be a silly question) but is there a difference between a Tea and a HyBrid Tea? I am on the hunt for a Belindas Dream tomorrow.
Thanks for the help. I Wanna B (a rose) Gardener
Wanna, Blue Girl is a hybrid tea. Hybrid teas came about (supposedly) through a cross of a hybrid perpetual and a tea rose by bee pollination. Tea roses belong to the old garden rose group, tea being a subgroup. The tea roses are prior to 1867. The whole group of hybrid teas was born thereafter. Blue Girl is one of the more modern, though not recent hybrid teas, and it is a good rose. I grow it and I get rid of dogs since I have in excess of 300 roses. I can afford to cull some from time to time.
Belinda's Dream is what most of us call a modern antique. It has the high form of a hybrid tea in its bloom, but the disease resistance of an old tea. It is, however, classified as a shrub rose and is one of the Earth Kind roses, meaning Texas A&M gives it a thumbs up for not requiring chemicals.
Katy Road Pink is not an antique rose. It is a very hardy rose, one of the Buck roses, Dr. Griffith Buck of Iowa State University's roses. Katy is actually Carefree Beauty, misnamed for years by someone until they realized it was the same rose. It is a very hardy rose, albeit not an old garden rose.
Here is a list of roses being sold at the Mobile Botanical Gardens Plantasia Sale March 26th. They select plants that are native and/or well adapted to the high heat and humidity of the area.
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An investment group featured two local developers submitted the winning bid for the Grand Island Holiday Inn Resort and Conference Center Wednesday morning.
Business First reports that in an auction that included ten registered bidders, a group led by developer Roger Trettel came out on top with a $4 million bid. The winning group outbid a firm from Elmira in what the publication calls a "hectic" auction that featured 19 back-and-forth bids.
DuPont has also announced a worldwide reduction of 1,500 jobs over the next 12 to 18 months. That will include some positions at DuPont's Yerkes plant in Tonawanda by the end of the year.
Weak quarterly earnings reports and lower profit expectations from 3M and DuPont sent stocks tumbling today. The company blames continued low production volumes at the Tonawanda plant at River Road and Sheridan Drive.
A private Canadian company based just across the border near St. Catharines is setting up shop on Buffalo's East Side. The expansion project will help create jobs and keep the doors open at a manufacturing facility that was about to close.
Businessman Tony Van Es has purchased a troubled manufacturer at 50 Wecker Street just off Bailey near Delevan. He is renovating the facility, buying new equipment and planning to add as many 60 employees over the next few years.
Van Es says they will be good-paying jobs.
With massive economic development growth expected at the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, it will be key to create a proper street flow along Ellicott Street. But a redevelopment project has hit a major delay.
A contractor with a track record of incomplete local projects is to blame. Man O' Trees has also failed to complete the Martin Luther King splash pad and a major reconstruction project in Niagara Falls.
State Senator Tim Kennedy is proposing legislation that limits the annual fees municipalities across New York can charge mobile food vendors.
Kennedy says the food truck industry is booming, but inflated fees charged by municipalities are putting the brakes on mobile food vendors. The South Buffalo Democrat says his proposal will protect local control over regulating where and when food trucks do business.
Catholic Health, the area's second-largest health care provider, has announced plans to build a new six-story administration building along the Elm-Oak Arterial downtown.
Groundbreaking for the $46 million headquarters and training facility is scheduled for October 30, with completion projected for the summer of 2014. The new building will be at 144 Genesee Street, between Elm and Oak Streets, just south of the Kensington Expressway terminus.
The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency has approved tax assistance for a company that plans reopen the historic Niagara Hotel.
JSK International Corp. plans to fully restore the hotel at 201 Rainbow Boulevard in the City of Niagara Falls. JSK was approved for a 10-year sales tax abatement program of a little more than $3 million.
Niagara IDA chairman Henry Sloma tells WBFO News the assistance will allow the company to fully restore the hotel on Rainbow Boulevard.
Some downtown bar owners are claiming they're losing thousands of dollars with the end to a commingling ordinance experiment.
Eighteen to 20 year olds were allowed, over the last six months, to attend bars along the Chippewa strip every Thursday night. That ruled hit its sunset last Thursday.
Ellicott District Common Council member Darius Pridgen, who sponsored the ordinance, spoke out at a Common Council committee meeting Tuesday.
A major manufacturer in the City of Olean is closing its doors.
Officials with Daltile announced Thursday afternoon that the company is ending operations at its plant on South Clark Street. 174 people work at the facility.
The mosaic tile maker has been studying the long-term viability of the Olean plant and one in Gettysburg, PA in recent months.
"Unfortunately, the company felt that it was unable to make the necessary investments in the Olean facility to keep it operational," said Assemblyman Joseph Giglio.
The 8th Annual Western New York Construction Career Days continues in Lakeview Thursday. The two-day event is geared towards high school students and veterans.
The event offers students and veterans a first-hand look at what jobs in the trades entail. WNY Construction Career Days Committee Chair John Magney said in many cases, schools are only directing students to college.
"And as we all know we're not all cut out for college. You see these kids walk away from this event really thinking that this could be an opportunity for a career," said Magney.
There is a node of hotels developing in West Seneca near the junction of the Main Line Thruway and Route 219.
Ellicott Development has built three hotels through its Ellicott Hospitality subsidiary in West Seneca, with a ribbon-cutting yesterday for the new Country Inn & Suites by Carlson, flanking the Staybridge Suites hotel.The Hampton Inn-Buffalo South is just down Slade Road.
West Seneca Supervisor Sheila Meegan said they have helped develop a section of the town which needed development.
Members of an animal rights group held a brief demonstration outside Walmart's Thruway Plaza store in Cheektowaga this morning.
The activists are calling on the retailer to stop confining pigs to tiny crates where they are unable to move. The group is calling on the company to require its pork suppliers to phase out the practice.
Mercy For Animals National Campaign Coordinator Phil Letten says at two separate Walmart pork suppliers, the group documented pregnant pigs confined to "filthy, metal gestation crates" and pigs with open wounds and pressure sores.
It appears a new developer will be needed for the former AM&A's Building on Main Street in downtown Buffalo.
A couple of weeks ago, developer Rocco Termini said he would end his plans to redevelop the site because Governor Andrew Cuomo failed to sign a bill that would have raised the amount on tax credits used by developers to restore buildings.
But now, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown says there are some other developers eyeing the site.
"AM&A's obviously has been a white elephant. It has been vacant more than a decade in downtown Buffalo," said Brown.
The Sabres organization and the City of Buffalo will begin preparing for Webster Block development.
That is one of the topics of conversation in this week's Press Pass conversation with WBFO & AM-970's Jay Moran and Business First reporter Jim Fink.
Jay and Jim also discuss new concerns that surrounded the Buffalo Creek Casino.
Cheektowaga's Super Flea, the popular weekend destination of bargain hunters, will soon make way for a Walmart Supercenter.
In written release, Walmart announced that it intends to build on the Walden Avenue site and relinquish its current location near Harlem Road.
Buffalo-based New Era Cap Company is losing millions of dollars to counterfeiters each year, which could cost local workers their jobs.
At the company's Delaware Avenue headquarters downtown Friday, Senator Charles Schumer announced a plan that he says will help trace the source of counterfeit caps, urge the U.S. Trade Representative to put more pressure on foreign governments, and step-up enforcement online.
Cash registers are ringing again at "998 Broadway." The catchy sounding address made famous locally by the old Sattler's Department Store is now the site of the City's newest ALDI.
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown helped cut the ribbon on the new store across from the Broadway Market Thursday morning.
The Mayor said "it's another great day of momentum in Buffalo."
One of the nation's most famous grocery chains is coming to the Buffalo area.
The Kenmore Village Improvement Society said Trader Joe's will open a store in a major retail corridor by the end of 2013.
The group has been lobbying for a Trader Joe's for several years. Society President Melissa Foster confirms the news. Foster said it's a big win for the community to finally land the chain.
Western New York is home to more than 200 growing startup companies catering to specific medical and life science needs.
While these small businesses offer unique products and services, they don't always have a market for their goods or the personnel to aggressively seek out buyers.
A new initiative will try to give at least 40 of these companies the extra sales muscle to move $25 million worth of local products in the next three years.
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Plans to transform the Tishman Building into a mixed use building at Lafayette Square in downtown Buffalo moved another step forward.
Wednesday Mayor Byron Brown announced a new easement agreement with The Hamister Group. The $40-million project will transform the Tishman building into a Hilton Garden Inn hotel, apartments and new corporate offices for Hamister.
There is a new head of the state agency developing Buffalo's waterfront. Governor Andrew Cuomo has nominated civic leader Robert Gioia to the board of the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation and recommended he be chairman.
Gioia is the president of the John R. Oishei Foundation, chairman of the Great Lakes Health System, and a former chairman of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority.
A group led by Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula has been chosen to develop downtown Buffalo's Webster Block. The announcement was made by Mayor Byron Brown late Wednesday morning.
"Great things are happening in the city of Buffalo and today it is getting even better," said Mayor Brown as he started the news briefing.
Western New York Public Broadcasting Association has entered into an asset purchase agreement to sell WNED-AM 970 toCrawford Broadcasting Company.
"Since WNED purchased WBFO-FM 88.7 in March, we've been able to consolidate the frequencies for our news and information service," said Donald K. Boswell, WNED president and CEO. "We want to make the best use of our resources and don't feel that it's necessary to simulcast on both AM 970 and WBFO-FM 88.7 any longer."
Kaleida Health's board of directors has selected a proposed veterinary school to be developed at the former Millard Fillmore Gates Circle Hospital.
Kaleida made the announcement Tuesday afternoon. The $65 million plan proposed by local developer Chason Affinity was chosen over a proposal for a mixed use complex from Uniland Development that including a hotel and residential, office, and retail space.
Buffalo-based M&T Bank Corporation has announced the largest acquisition in company history.
M&T will take over the Paramus, New Jersey-based Hudson City Bancorp Incorporated for an estimated $3.7 billion. Ninety-seven of the 135 branches being purchased by M&T are in New Jersey, which will make it the Garden State's fourth-largest bank by deposit share.
Though they may eventually stay in their current location, Delaware North officials are examining some key downtown spots for their headquarters.
Jim Fink of Business First says Delaware North will be keeping its 350 employees downtown, however the company is exploring its options prior to their lease expiring in 2015.
That's one of many items Jim Fink touched upon during his Press Pass conversation on WBFO and AM 970.
Mayor Brown, Fink expects, will make a decision this week on who will develop the Webster Block near First Niagara Center.
The Canadian government says it will maintain a consular presence in Buffalo, even though the downtown Consulate in the HSBC Tower is slated to close.
Senator Charles Schumer says he has been in contact with government officials, trying to get them to reverse what he calls a "poor decision." Around 75 people worked on two floors in the tower. The Consulate's immigrant section closed in June.
While its still on track to close next week, Schumer says Foreign Minister John Baird has agreed to keep a consular presence in the Queen City through a smaller liaison office.
The New York State Thruway Authority is proposing a 45% toll hike for commercial traffic. Many are already speaking out against it.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has defended the increase saying it is "needed" to deal with escalating maintenance costs. Unshackle Upstate says the increase would hurt the trucking industry.
The first of three public hearings will be held Thursday night in Buffalo. One local leader is vowing a fight.
"My position is very clear on the issue of increasing tolls. We are dead set against it," said State Senator Tim Kennedy of Buffalo.
The head of the U.S. Postal Service made a surprise visit to Buffalo's William Street Mail Processing Center this morning.
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe toured the facility before speaking to the 2,500 attendees at the 108th National Rural Letter Carriers Association Convention.
After being targeted for closure in a cost-cutting move, the William Street facility won a temporary reprieve from earlier this year. The Postal Service is seeking to close a multi-billion dollar budget shortfall and stay solvent in a time of declining mail volume.
Another Canadian company is moving operations south of the border and doing some hiring at a new location in Holland.
Fichman Furniture makes wooden radiator covers and will be making them in an existing building which was formerly used for producing wood products. Owner Erran Fichman says the building is ideal for what the company does and has already hired some workers.
The covers are made from a wood composite called MDF which comes from just across the border in Pennsylvania.


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i wouldnt look to much into that JK, you just bring your sparkling wit.
Nev's been fasting for tomorrow night and didn't have the energy to ride.
There was no Nev this morning? Are you OK Nev.
Very odd to miss the Friday thrash.
thats the biggest list of 'nibbles' ever. i think i might give dinner a miss
Star FM running an event to promote respect for cyclists. Check it out.
OK crew we have the WIN news coming down the track next Wednesday night so if you have nothing on come down and have a roll around.
There are some good kids at the club and we need to build on the numbers for the SCC to keep moving forward.
No worries Nev . Going to the Aussie friday night at 7.30 for a few drinks to wet the babies head if anyone wants to come along.
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I loved the game but occasionally the keys would stick (not my computer I tested this on 3 diff computers) but it was only a few blocks before it stopped but I also wish that the coolant went lower or some of the ores were higher cause I needed the highest coolant for smaragd but otherwise the game was great.
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Its a great game, really easy after u get coolants 3-5
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The game was either really easy or really hard. It's easy if you just don't care about your chassis until you have to move it up and ran your battery low. But it can be hard for someone if they just kill themselves and don't have any back up money. I got to diamond when I was supposed to go dig up smaragd. In my opinion, the maker of this game should've made the more expensive ores to be more rare. I got $32000 before beating the game and getting smaragd.
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Otherwise it seems there's a lot of distance to walk (or run) to get to a T/L station.
Well, because heavy equipment can be moved with anti-grav units and because walking is good exercise, I figured that the outer rings (which house mainly junior officers and enlisted cabins) would be the only section of the ship without direct turbolift access.
The main issue I had (beyond it eating more space) was that the primary access to the outer ring of deck 6 is via stairways from deck 5, so a turbolift going to ring 4 would bisection one of the compartments of ring 3 (which runs against compartments being able to be self contained units in emergencies). The compartments of that one ring are the only example of a compartment being effectively a single deck, which handicapped them quite a bit already.
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My gut feeling is that your design might require a bit more redundancy in order to accommodate criss-crossing cars, but without modeling the system in actual use, we cannot know whether this would actually be required.
One of the things that can over come traffic issues is traffic rules... for example loops are all one way, while branches are two way, cars leaving a branch give right of way for cars arriving, and other than two cars arriving at the same time, multi-alcove intersections should never have more than one stationary car (because that one car can serve more than one station). The rings would be holding patterns for most of the cars not in use, and if an occupied car passes a station calling for a car, it has to stop unless all six of the control handles are in use.
And even with all that automation, I assume that there is a dedicated turbolift service area and control center (otherwise why would Kirk have yelled at Uhura to get the bridge tube cleared?). I was thinking that a couple of stop stations would exist to pull cars during low traffic periods without completely pulling them (like for maintenance).
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Apologies, that's much easier to visualise than in 2D. For some reason I didn't see that the arcs in the saucer make a staggered loop.
See, this is what happens when you skip meetings!
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Happy Birthday Jane Jacobs
Today would have been social activist and urban writer Jane Jacob's 98th birthday. Throughout her career, she fought against corporate globalization and urged urban planners and developers to remember the importance of community and the human scale. Despite not having any formal training, she radically changed urban planning policy through the power of observation and personal experience. Her theories on how design can affect community and creativity continue to hold relevance today - influencing everything from the design of mega-cities to tiny office spaces. She passed away in 2006.
In The Life and Death of Great American Cities, her most well-known publication, Jacobs critiques the short-sightedness of urban planners in the 1950s and argues that their assumptions about what makes a good city are actually detrimental to the human experience. For example, she contends that the creation of automobile infrastructure results in the unnatural division of pre-existing neighbourhoods, creating unsafe environments and thereby severing community connections. In the years leading up to her death, she discussed ways in which communities could recover what they lost as a result of poor foresight in earlier city planning efforts.
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Can Design Compel Communities to Relocate After Natural Disaster?
If you lived in a region repeatedly devastated by storms, would common sense be enough to make you leave your memories behind? Two of the ten proposals for the Rebuild by Design competition (which included proposals from OMA and BIG) tackle this issue, providing designs that compel communities to move to safety. To learn more about this sensitive and increasingly relevant social and political issue, known as "Managed Retreat," check out James Russell's article on The Atlantic Cities.
A History of Women in Architecture
In this article published by the National Women's History Museum, Despina Stratigakos delivers a fresh perspective on the current phenomenon of women leaving the architecture profession. Starting with Architect Barbie and jumping back to the likes of Julia Morgan, the successes and struggles of pioneering female architects are chronicled, offering women pursuing architecture careers today a firm understanding of their roots. Read the article here.
Strelka Institute Compiles 41 Interviews on the Future of Urbanism
A collection of 41 interviews conducted by students at the Strelka Institute, entitled Future Urbanism, is now available online. The interviews feature architects, urban planners, sociologists, researchers, and other professionals from fields related to urban studies, emphasizing the Strelka Institute's mandate for interdisciplinary thinking. To take a look at the interviews, see here.
The Oxymore: Angularity That Belies Comfort
JeanNouvelDesign, the studio led by French architect Jean Nouvel, presented their new collection of furniture during Paris Design Week. Among them is the Oxymore chair, designed by JeanNouvelDesign and produced by specialty group-seating manufacturer Figueras International Seating. This fetishistic chair, a result of research conducted at the Figueras Design Centre, has a singular cubic appearance that provides extreme comfort, softness. It is precisely this unapparent relationship between look and feeling that gives the seat its name—since an oxymoron means a union of contradictory elements.
Round Up: Made in China
"I have to believe that one day, the only people doing architecture in China will be Chinese architects. That's one trend I watch, because I'm not a Chinese architect!" This is the declaration Ben Woods, an American architect living and working in China, made during a recent interview with Forbes. In honour of his prediction, work, and personal commitment to never design a skyscraper, we've rounded up a list of fitting cultural projects in China by Chinese architects. See Pritzker Prize winner Wang Shu's Ningbo Historic Museum, MAD Architect's Ordos Art & City Museum, the Jinchang Cultural Centre, the Oct Design Museum, and the Spiral Gallery II. For more information on this post's inspiration, check out the full interview and article here.
Norman Foster to Receive Isamu Noguchi Award
The Noguchi Museum will be honoring architect Norman Foster and contemporary artist Hiroshi Sugimoto as the first recipients of the Isamu Noguchi Award on Tuesday, May 13. The award acknowledges individuals whose work relates to landscape architect and artist Isamu Noguchi, who promoted a multi-disciplinary, collaborative approach to the arts and was committed to innovation, global consciousness, and Japanese/American exchange. For more information on the benefit, see here.
Where You Work: The Offices of ArchDaily Readers
In 2009 we wanted to find out where our readers work and create. We asked, you responded, and the results gave us a fascinating insight into your daily lives. And so, a few weeks ago, we once again asked our readers to send us pictures of their workspaces. We received submissions from all over the world – from beachside desks to a stark warehouse space to a stunning gallery.
Take a look at these creative spaces – you may even recognize your own workplace, or one quite like it – and keep following and participating by using the #wherewework hashtag on Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for your help!
Architects: Leave Fashion to the Experts
Le Corbusier donned signature glasses; Frank Gehry designed footwear; early twentieth-century architect Adolf Loos even wrote "Why A Man Should Be Well-Dressed." Now Zaha Hadid is making her way into swimwear. But are the nuances of fashion too much for architects to dip their feet into? Read the full article at the Telegraph.
Guy Horton on Zaha Hadid & the Architect's Ethical Responsibility
In this episode of KCRW's Design & Architecture (DnA) podcast, ArchDaily contributor Guy Horton speaks with Frances Anderson about the architect's ethical responsibility to protect construction workers' rights, following up on his popular article "Will We Stay Silent? The Human Cost of Qatar's World Cup." The episode also features a fascinating look into Shigeru Ban's career and Pritzker win as well as the Folk-Moma controversy. Listen here.
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"Green" measures nothing. Which is greener: a building that saves water or a building that uses certified carpet? There is no obvious answer to this question – this is why trying to quantify "green" is biased and leads nowhere. Using carbon as a metric, on the other hand, makes sense. This is something you can accurately measure and therefore reduce. Going "low-carbon" not only contributes to fighting climate change but also totally redefines construction (choice of materials, energy sources, etc.).
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TravelPod Member ReviewsDGI-byens Hotel Copenhagen
I show up in a wheelchair, the room is booked as accessible, I get to the room and it has a bath. I go back and complain, They give me a room with a wheel in shower. How hard is it to get this stuff right the first time. Otherwise our stay was pleasant. The place has the feel of student accommodation, but everything is there and the internet is free. The little fat statues are very interesting
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Historical Traveler Reviews DGI-byens Hotel Copenhagen
Filthy and Basic
I have stayed in DGI Byens over 2006 Easter holidays and was appalled by the low levels of hygiene of the room. The room's laminate wooden floor hasn't been washed in months; you could see other people's footprints and boot prints all over the place. The furniture around the room has not been dusted at all and you could see a thick layer of black dust everywhere as the hotel is opposite the train station. When I complained about the state of the room I was assured it would be sorted, but nothing happened so I'll be writing a complaint but in the meanwhile I want to warn other people.
The hotel advertises itself as "boutique", in fact there is nothing boutique about it except for the price - we paid around �110 per night, the same rate as in Marriott. The hotel is located next to a massive building site, so you have a choice of a room facing a train station or a building site. Plus hotel is only one block away from the red light district and if you overshoot even by one street when coming back after having a drink at night, you get surrounded by prostitutes and rough looking pimps. Not nice.
Basic but functional
Typical scandanavian style - basic but has excelllent facilities along with a great location. Not only is the hotel sited next to Central station but is also behind the main stop for long distance coaches (e.g to malmo, berlin, oslo). A five minute walk takes you in to the heart of copenhagen and to the Storget (pedestrianised street).
The hotel room exceeds three star standard with Free internet access in each room along with a great, clean and large bathroom. Rooms were kept tidy and were cleaned every day.
The hotel complex itself was brilliant with several large pools and spa (all included in the price of the stay) along with a al-carte resteraunt and a cafe serving foods up until midnight.
Staff and locals are very friendly and are more than willing to help (speaking very good english). There is never a long wait at the reception either.
All in all the DGI Byens is an excellent choice
Don't expect too much
Very basic hotel for the price, reasonable location, but not a lot of facilities and a bit uncomfy if you have to spend a long time in your room. Breakfast excellent, but again nowhere to get snacks or drinks if you haven't already picked them up before you go back to the hotel.
I am normally good for selecting a hotel, but this time I got it wrong. When I entered the hotel lobby, which was very poorly decorated by Ikea look like a furnitures, I saw maniy kids in PJs!! Some were even holding a pillow...... I was confused. It was around 9:00PM but there was no one in the reception so I needed to wait until some one shows up, with those kids who sneaked out from their room. A women showed up about 10 min later but she was very moody and not nice.
Room was large but very minimal which reminded me a room in private hospital, certainly not a 'designer hotel'.
The hotel was very close to the sataion but it was behind the station, so it was little bit noisy. Able to walk to Tiboli park was plus but it was good 15min.
I doubt their security policy. Anyone could go inside the hotel without being noticed because there was no door man, no concierge, and very often even no one at the reception. I also noticed many long distance night buses leaves front of the hotel i.e stockholm.
Overall it was a good value in this expensive scandinavian world, but this hotel was more like a hostel than a hotel. Maybe good for family.
Not bad, but not great, either
Good location, withon walking distance of Tivoli and everything else in the area. Spare, clean rooms. Bathrooms are clean, but very generic and the shower in my room tended to flood the rest of the room unless I was in and out of there very quickly. The buffet breakfast was just OK, and tended to be better on the mornings I got there earlier. Free internet access near the front desk.
Warning: if you are taking the train from the airport, this is a bit of a hike with luggage in tow, even if relatively close to the station, which is across from Tivoli. Make sure you have luggage with wheels!
Great for the kids
Modern hotel, very good location near to railway station and right next to the bus stop for the Bus connection to/from Malmo Stirup Airport . Hotel guests have free use to the public swimming pool which is on site and is an unusual shape.Great for the kids who will also enjoy the modern type diving boards and climbing wall, My daughter throughly enjoyed it Rooms are confortable with modern furniture, good sized bathroom (Also a hair dryer for guests) Buffet breakfast included which is of high standard. Hotel little bit expensive but worth it just for the sake of having the pool and ideal for the bus stop and station. Very short distance to the shops and sights.
Little more than a Travel Lodge
The hotel dresses itself up as "Scandinavian Minimalist" which is just an excuse to disguise the fact that it is little more than a Travel Inn /Lodge. The bathrooms are very basic and the water in the shower was luke warm at best. The mirrors (at least in the room I stayed in) were poorly located - one being in the back of the wardrobe and the other in the bathroom was too high. On the plus side it is very centrally located and convenient and the buffet breakfast is good.
Great hotel
Very close to the train station and walkable to other areas. The hotel is very clean and "Scandanavian" The rooms are some of the largest I have come across in Europe for a moderate price. The rooms are modern and comfortable. I would recommend it to all.
Great value
This is a very central hotel at reasonable prices (compared to other hotels in the neighborhood). I stayed there on July 16th. Rooms are small, decorated in a very modern way (think Ikea). You are within 5 minutes by foot from the railway station, which in turn is right accross Tivoli (if you go there and like meat, make sure you check out the Valhal Restaurant in the park).
The hotel is really an extension to a giant water sports center, to which all guests get free passes (closes at 6pm, so plan a morning visit if you arrive late). Breakfast was very adequate. A nice touch was complimentary high-speed internet in every room; if your laptop does not connect, try hotel's ethernet cables (they have them at the reception), it fixed my problem. This is Denmark, and 3 out of 4 movie-on-demand channels are hard-core porn; be aware of it if you travel with kids and they are in their own room (you won't fit more than two people into a single room).
Great Hotel, very central
I stayed in The DGI-Byens hotel for valentines weekend with my boyfriend and the hotel was really clean, modern and soooo many facilities including swimming pools, restaurant, bar, gym, sauna, spa facilties. it was just great. when you walk outside the hotel it is only 5mins walk to everything in copenhagen city. id advise to get train straight from airport as the train is beside the hotel but there is not noise from railway.
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It's Cold Outside
... catch up on some forgotten homework from the night before. So here I have found my home abode and I plan on relaxing and reading in between classes nestled on a leather bed ;) After class we ventured to find Hans Christian Anderson's Little Mermaid on the harbor. The story of the Little Mermaid is one I enjoy, and an abbreviated version can be found <a href="http://entertainmentguide.local.c om/summary-the-little-mermaid-hans-chri ...
It's Beginning to Look A lot Like Christmas
... things to him and then he would stop climbing and she'd have them yell more. She even had the kids jump up and down at one point, which was so cute. I think she was having them encourage Santa to continue climbing to the top. Once he reached the top, everyone counted down from ten, and on one, the he made a movement with his hand toward the tree, and it lit up! His lighter had sparkler type light coming out of it too! It was so cool and the kids were so excited.
Back in Copenhagen :)
... so I asked her if she celebrates. She said she doesn't, but there is another holiday similar to Halloween that they celebrate here in Copenhagen (and Denmark, for that matter). It's called Fastelavn, also known as Shrovetide. This celebration roots from the Roman Catholic tradition, but became less and less religious after Denmark turned to a Protestant country. It's celebrated seven weeks before Easter Sunday, where children dress up in costumes, play ...
Travelling Home
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We had lots of time, so we went to go get a hot dog from Steff's. This was the last food thing that Anne and Ida had wanted me to try, and we finally ticked it off. Apparently this hot dog is one of the things that Danish people really look forward to when they get home after long trips. I was ...
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Mensa International, a non-profit international organization for people with very high scores in IQ tests, has just recruited into its roster a three-year-old tot as its newest member.
British tot Sherwyn Sarabi, from Barnsley in South Yorkshire, can not only count up to 200 but also knows every country in the world, complete with its matching flag.
Tests conducted on Sherwyn revealed he has an IQ of 136, which is categorised as being included in the top 1 per cent of the intelligent people in the world.
The boy, whose reading age is equivalent to that of a six-year-old, began speaking at 10 months and was already speaking and talking in full sentences at 20 months. At two years old, Sherwyn could already read, count to 200, recognise and name countries, flags, planets in the solar system, parts of the body and internal organs.
''It's not like talking to a three-year-old. He doesn't even watch children's programs, he watches the news,'' Amanda Sarabi, Sherwyn's 36 year old mother and a former teacher, said.
The weather section is his favourite, especially the world weather, the mother said. "He just loves that."
Ms Sarabi said she first noticed her child's interest in learning at 18 months old but dismissed his intelligence it as normal, until other people pointed out how unusually clever the boy was.
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Atlas represents something huge and strong... Also Atlas was the name of the most imposing battletech mech ;)
the tracks were removed in favor of mech feet :)
it is an EPIC Xp, so expect it to be gargantuan :)
the name has +10 points, looking good...looking reaaaaally good!
no reason to apologize :)
but I'm still waitin' for my answer :/
You are the one that's not chilled I suppose....'Cause I was just asking, about the similarities, nothing less...nothing more....plain straightforward question...
+1 for Hollownerox :D
how exactly is this model reminding you of your Mayhem mech?
@drillz007 well, look at those photos:
actually if you look at gunships of this type, they have their weapons at one side only! ;)
this comment makes me proud :D
hmm, to be honest, I would like to work on a revamped version of the AC-1000...
the only thing you had to say about it is that?
I feel shame for you lord_of_pain....
Xerxes???? Really?
The Wyvern is a T5 experimentalm and the Dragon is an Epic Experimental :)
a classification of Epic experimentals will be done later on, so that we can explain our idea :)
I made a model based on that concept for the Aeon, but it never saw the light.....It's still somewhere in my hard-drive tho...
can you see through our minds? :O
or.....can you hack our computers????
because we haven't even posted it yet! :P
It's still in the highest place in my heart :)
have patience :)
it depends....are you comparing it with other experimentals, or with normal units? :P
this is the promo version of the UEF one:
Ithink he means, as a "factory" where do the new units come out from :P
And the answer is....from the back! :P
@vhwatgoes that's a cool Idea....hmmmm
@MrAzuryZ, it's only low in the polies..because in weapon loadout you can call it many names..but not Low :P
Its lower polied brother has enlisted in the UEF army!
this was a nice reminder that we should ^^ hahaha
it looks reminiscent of those cybran tanks in SC1
no, It's not currently possible
still the crab-like legs version is the one depicted with black color...the original concept is with white...but since the concept is put on hold, the name went to a completely different concept, which is the chimera you are referring to ;)
the second...the Chimera you posted inherited the name from the cancelled project!
and by gimped XP you mean?
I'ts hard to define reality in games like that...
the centipede is not an XP :)
I was in the process of modelling the Cybran SACU, and it had a tail :)
Plus one point to Klinkhammer... ;)
Uber awesome !!!