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San Diego's independent auditor, brought in to serve as a check on the "strong mayor" system put in place after a city pension scandal last decade, filed a $60,000 claim Tuesday against his employer.
The seven-page complaint, which seeks reimbursement for bills City Auditor Eduardo Luna racked up fighting allegations of wrongdoing leveled against him in 2012, exposes a rift between the appointed official and elected leaders at City Hall.
Luna is asking the city to pay $60,580 in legal fees the auditor incurred after the office of former Mayor Jerry Sanders opened an investigation into alleged wrongdoing by the auditor, examining his response to an employee injury involving a balance board.
Perhaps more important, Luna accuses city officials of hampering his ability to properly perform his duties overseeing City Hall spending and operations.
"In addition to failing to honor the required reimbursement of legal fees reasonably and necessarily incurred by the City Auditor, City officials are not honoring the assigned areas of responsibility given to the City Auditor under Charter Section 39.2," Luna wrote.
Luna cited several examples, including a U-T Watchdog report last week that the San Diego Police Department cannot account for $1 million missing from a federal drug-forfeiture account.
When pressed for details about the discrepancy, department spokesman Lt. Kevin Mayer told the Watchdog the case was being referred to the city comptroller — not the independent auditor.
Luna also cited another report in U-T San Diego this month in which three employees were placed under investigation for possible theft of fuel from a city pump. Again, the case was not referred to the auditor.
The Mayor's Office and City Attorney's Office did not immediately respond to questions about the claim, which is required to be filed in advance of any lawsuit.
A spokesman for Mayor Kevin Faulconer issued a statement saying the mayor welcomes any review by the independent auditor of the $1 million in missing seized drug assets.
"Thorough independent audits usually take months to complete and this issue demands immediate attention and action, which is why the Mayor's administration directed the Chief Financial Officer's office to conduct its own forensic accounting analysis in accordance with City policy and procedures," the statement said. "We expect this review, which has already begun, to complement any effort undertaken by the City Auditor."
Luna's claim alleges that former Chief Operating Officer Jay Goldstone opened an investigation into Luna in retaliation for an unflattering audit of the Development Services Department — a link the city has denied.
In 2012, the auditor issued a report detailing problems within that department, including the finding that one of out every five construction permit applications is wrongly billed.
Within weeks, Luna was accused of covering up an accident inside his office in which an employee was injured while demonstrating how to use a balancing board.
Luna said there was no cover up; he reported the incident to state regulators as required. He said the allegations stemmed from employees who disagreed with changes Luna was making in the office.


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I would suspect either your cam shaft sensor or your crank shaft sensor, they both can do this on this engine. The symptom will be a long crank time before starting or the car will just crank and crank and not ever start. Also, in some cases these sensor can set codes, but will NOT illuminate the check engine light.
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Today, March 25, is National Ag Day. It's a day dedicated to celebrating farmers. The 2014 theme is "365 Sunrises and 7 Billion Mouths to Feed."
The day is designed to encourage conversation about farming to educate those who live in town about what happens on the farm or ranch every day. But "ag day" happens every day for a farming family.
I walk out my front door and I encounter agriculture. Right now, I see our hay and triticale fields finally greening up for the next season.
It's interesting to hear experts tell farmers to focus on the bottom line and not let their emotions get in the way of decisions. However, emotion is a part of farming when it is a family-run business. Families celebrate the successes, grieve at the losses and support each other through the tough times. This emotion is captured in a new movie set to open this spring called "Farmland." The movie focuses on the family side of the business.
"Farmland" follows six farmers, all in their 20s, through their day-to-day struggles and successes. The farmers hail from all over the country and grow a variety of crops and livestock under diverse production practices.
Margaret Schlass, a Pennsylvania CSA operator, is one of the farmers featured in the documentary. The film was directed by Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker James Moll.
In the trailer promoting the movie, one farmer is overheard saying, "Farming is high risk, high reward" to describe the business. Another says, doing what they love, they never work a day in their life. The trailer can be viewed here.
A different documentary focused on a family's emotions when they realized their farm legacy was most likely in its final generation. Released in the early 2000s, James Spione explored the centurylong struggle of his mother's family to maintain a small dairy farm near Cooperstown, N Y., in a documentary called "The American Farm." It was pure emotion as the family struggled with the potential end of the farm after 150 years in business.
It's a documentary that is well worth viewing if you get a chance, and I believe many farm families could relate to the drama and challenges.
So, as you celebrate Ag Day today, the Lancaster Farming staff looks forward to hearing about your farming successes and challenges.
Happy Ag Day!
Charlene M. Shupp Espenshade, special sections editor
Today, March 25, is National Ag Day. It's a day dedicated to celebrating farmers. The 2014 theme is "365 Sunrises and 7 Billion Mouths to Feed."
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**remaining nights in April through until June 6th only $399 plus 6th night FREE + FREE rental car**
* All reservations of six nights or more include a complimentary rental car with pickup and drop off at the airport. The car may be upgraded to a minivan, SUV, convertible, or other type. The complimentary rental car cannot be combined with other discounts.
* Please note our calendar may not be up to date, please inquire by phone or email to confirm availability.
* While we have a standard 7 night minimum for reservations, you may book as few as 3 nights if your dates connect to an existing reservation. Call or email with your travel dates for special gap pricing and availability. Please let us know if your dates are firm or flexible for best pricing.
* All reservations include our complimentary Beach and Children Packages - cooler on wheels, beach chairs, umbrella, boogie boards, sand toys, pac n play, high chair, plastic cups, bowls and cutlery, etc. This is automatically included and you do not need to request separately.
***APRIL SPECIAL: fill remaining nights in any of our ocean view and partial ocean view 2 bedrooms for only $399 PLUS get the 7th night FREE PLUS get a FREE rental car. Mention April Special when inquiring.
Luxurious and spacious. Hokulani 236 is one of the largest 2 bedroom floor plans at Honua Kai Condominiums. Huge wrap around L shaped lanai. Two luxury chaise lounges. Views of the ocean and sunsets. You definitely do not feel like you are in a condo...it feels like a spacious and bright home.
KBM HAWAII manages this unique property on behalf of this owner. We are a LICENSED Property Management & Real Estate company located locally here on Maui. We are registered with the Better Business Bureau – check us out. KBM Hawaii's property managers live within 5 minutes of the resort and are ALWAYS just a phone call away.
All Rates are based on a pay by Cash/Check rate.
This is a non smoking unit!
This unit is KID FRIENDLY:
- Pack & Play (portable crib)
- High chair (straps to dinning room chair)
- Sand toys
- Kid dishes and cups
- And much, much more
Unit 236 is in South Residence Tower; second(2) floor and just down hall from elevator that drops you at the main pool, Dukes and right at the beach. This is a LARGE corner unit with 1220 interior square feet to enjoy with your large family and another 1200+ square foot corner lanai. YES I said 1200 square foot lanai with 2 luxury chase lounge chairs you can move into the sun or relax in the shade.
We provide luxury L'Occitane bath amenities to include shampoo, conditioner, lotion, cleansing bars, bath bar and vanity kit. This French line is exclusive to 5 star resorts here on Maui.
Don't settle for less. This unit is on the north side of the main South residence tower...it has great views of the ocean, beach, pools, mountains, lush green lawns and landscapes between the Honua Kai Condominium buildings and views out toward the pools. You have full access to the resort. Your key gives you access to the gym in the North residence tower.
We furnish all the extras you'll want for your vacation with no additional cost:
- Boogie Boards
- Free Wifi/Internet
- Free local phone service
- Cooler
- Beach Chairs
- Beach umbrella
- Extra kitchen gear
- BBQ utensils
- Ask about more kids toys for the beach, we have plenty.
DUKES Beach House is the on-site beachfront restaurant at the Honua Kai Condominiums.
Why KBM Hawaii?
- Get the most: KBM Hawaii provides far more value and service than booking directly through the resort or through competitor companies
- Know exactly what you are paying for: browse our website for detailed descriptions and pictures for each luxury property available and then book the exact property you like so you know where you will be vacationing. We don't randomly assign your family a 'similar property' at check-in like when booking direct through the resort
- Book with confidence: KBM Hawaii is a licensed real estate and luxury property management company with offices in Kapalua and Kaanapali. We take your stay personally, and should you need assistance with anything we are just a call or text message away.
- Have (free) fun: All our properties feature the beach amenities and children pac n play packages at no additional cost, saving you hundreds of dollars if you had to purchase yourself (see descriptions below)
- Don't let a service issue derail your ultimate vacation: It takes our service team on average less than 1/2 hour from the time you call, text or email to address a maintenance request
- Keep tidy: Unlike competitors, KBM Hawaii provides a vacuum, broom, dustpan, Windex, carpet cleaner, paper towels and other common cleaning supplies at no additional cost
- Cleaners on call: KBM Hawaii housekeeping staff is available to service your suite with fresh linens, restock consumables, sanitize surfaces, and vacuum/mop floors for a nominal cost
- Certified People Pleasers: We've hosted thousands of families over the years who return again and again to experience KBM Hawaii generous hospitality and luxury vacation accommodations
Resort Fee of - $16/day
All Rates are based on a pay by Cash/Check rate.
This is a non smoking unit!
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation greater than 90 days from arrival receive a full refund less $59 cancellation fee. Cancellation between 45 to 90 days from arrival receive a full refund less two nights room and tax and $59 cancellation fee. Cancellations within 45 days from arrival are non-refundable. Deposit is two nights room and tax with balance due 45 days prior to arrival.
KBM Hawaii has additional Honua Kai condominiums available so WE CAN ACCOMMODATE GROUPS and WEDDING PARTIES. Check them out under the 'All My Rental Listings' link below.
Hawaii Tax ID Number: W94907446-01
Keywords: Condominium, flat, condo, Maui, beach, Kaanapali, views, luxury condo, large condo, beachfront, beach, kid friendly, new
We are a family of five and live in Orinda, California. We purchased our condo at Honua Kai pre-construction. This resort meets all our needs. The luxury of a 5 Star Hotel, combined with the convenience of a condo. It's on the beach. Duke's is the onsite restaurant. The pools are fantastic. The Destination for your perfect Maui family vacation.
KBM Hawaii purchased this condo in 2009
It's brand new for starters. This is not your 1970's Maui Resort. It's on the Ocean on North Kaanapali Beach where you don't have to fight the crowds. There are numerous pools for kids and adults. Plenty of spots to BBQ. Plenty of poolside seating. This resort has it all.
Dukes Restaurant....
a Napa style Cafe and Store in Hokulani tower
A Spa....
a huge beautiful beach.
Aloha! our family of 6 stayed in the condo and we can honestly say we had plenty of room and space. The pictures display the size. Two huge bathrooms and a large wrap around lanai make this a great landing spot for a family of 6. The closet had boogie boards and a cooler and even sand toys for my little one. KBM personally checked us in and answered any questions we had during our stay. We will be back!
'Oh, what a week it was!'
The first sighting of the beautifully maintained, landscaped grounds, was enough to shake me out of 'travel weary mode,' and feel like cooling off in one of the several sparkling pools on offer. There was a wonderfully warm welcome from KBM, who had taken care of everything, and provided the tips and information we needed, to help us enjoy a stress free & memorable stay. Our 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom luxury apartment was spotlessly presented with a well equipped kitchen, spacious living/dining room, large flat screen TV, aircon. on demand - and even a pullout sofa bed which we pondered, might come in handy for any rogue snorers? Large windows opened out onto a lovely balcony just beckoning us to sit at the ample table, enjoy drinks and a bite to eat, or just admire the delightful view. An added surprise was, NO MOSQUITOS at dusk, or even throughout the evening, a wonderful bonus for Aussies.
Our girls' get together was fabulous. We barbecued poolside, had the occasional meal in, dined out, experienced the wonder of an Hawaiian Luau, sunbathed, swam, talked, shouted and laughed, hit the outlet stores, and....shopped 'till we dropped!
We had a wonderful whirlwind holiday, with hospitality plus! I do hope that sometime in the future we are fortunate enough to return...
We went here for a family vacation and it was everything we wanted and needed! We stayed in unit 236. It was very nice and clean with plenty of space, including a deck. The grounds at Honua Kai were beautiful with a nice beach that everyone could enjoy.
Dealing with KBM was so easy. They were very friendly, responsive and accommodating. We loved Maui, loved Honau Kai and will be back!
Brought the Family all the way from Australia and we were so impressed with this resort. We booked through KBM Hawaii and from booking to the personal checkin was great. Our kids were fighting over sand toys and we ran into John with KBM and he dropped of even more toys. Everything was great. We will be back for sure.
My timing was perfect as I really wanted to sneak away from the family and catch some good, WARM waves. The waves were perfect and big. Got to see Honolua Bay break and Jaws. Staying at the Honua Kai was perfect for me and my family. Kids had a blast and my wife was happy(most important). The unit we rented was
Decided to go on a last minute vacation and Justin had a last minute opening. I am sitting here on the lanai in Unit 236 as we speak. Enjoying the warm breeze and the sun is just starting to show over the mountains. Going to be great sunrise. Justin with KBM put together a last minute trip for me and my family. He even gave us free tickets to the golf tourny even though it hasn't been the best weather for the golf it has been great for us coming from Alaska. Saw plenty of Whales already which has been great. The unit is very nice with all the extras you would need for a family. The boogie boards have had a lot of use as the waves have been great. Unit is very clean with great amenities that the girls seem to love. Honua Kai Resort is awesome and love watching football yesterday at Duke's. Thanks again for putting this together last minute.
This resort is the best place to stay on Maui. Our room was awesome and HUGE. Lanai was SO big and my lazy husband would just nap on the lanai on these luxury chase lounge chairs all the time.(well he works really hard in his defense). We will be back.
Spring only $399 plus free night and free car through June 6th.
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
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Feb - April
1 Feb 2015 - 12 Apr 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
April - June
13 Apr 2015 - 12 Jun 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
June - August
13 Jun 2015 - 23 Aug 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Fall Season 2015
24 Aug 2015 - 20 Nov 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Thanksgiving Week
21 Nov 2015 - 29 Nov 2015
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Winter Low
30 Nov 2015 - 18 Dec 2015
3 night minimum stay
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Christmas/New Years
19 Dec 2015 - 4 Jan 2016
7 night minimum stay
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|All rates are listed at our pay by check /cash rate. We also accept all major credit cards.
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Bizzie, there are photos on the East Ruston thread from a previous trip http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/visit-to-the-old-vicarage-gardens-east-ruston-norfolk-19/07/14/395875.html
Do rhodos have spines?
I intend to go to the autumn colour day and West Acre gardens on 20th September.
Lovely garden (ask chicky), a proper nursery, plus visiting nurseries selling plants.
In addition to Castor House which artjak and I and possibly Dove will be visiting next Sunday
Hi David, this one is evergreen in the coldest winters and flowers in summer.. I don't think it's going to be a top class garden plants, it's too leggy. Though everything has grown enormously here over the last year and future years might see it thicken up
It's the one with the green leaves
I've come to the conclusion that this is D,acutiloba as advertised. There's more references on the web now and only one says it's not hardy and I think that site has been translated from another language and may be suspect. It comes from thousands of feet up a mountain, it must be hardy.
The flowers and shape are right. It's a bit short of scent but I'll see what next year brings. It's a fast grower for a daphne
Great picture David
Lily, perhaps we should all check our ignored list
Done mine as mentioned. No real people on it and the others are stuck
I like to give things several chances, followed by a warning, then the compost heap/shredder
I wouldn't see it as a crime.


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How To Sew Curtain Panels (It's Simple!)
Our recent road trip to see Katie and her amazing house gave us that tickle to get down to business when we got back home. You know how your DIY momentum is up and you're moving right along ticking things off your to-do list and then the dust clears and you're just spent and need a little break? Like, mehaps, a road trip? That seems to be the way it goes with us. When it comes to house progress, we tend to work in fits and starts. But then something sparks that get-back-to-business excitement and suddenly we're done with our four-ish day Hammer And Paint Brush Hiatus and are refreshed and ready to go. Yeah, so that happened.
I guess being on the road produced that absence makes the heart grow fonder effect. Not that we were mad at our house, but we just weren't raring to go when we left like we were when we got back. So the morning after our 9.5 hour drive I woke up early, sorted through a million (ok, a thousand) photos, wrote that shopping post that went up in the afternoon, caught up on comments/Facebook/Twitter/email, wrote this house crashing post for the next morning, and then it was dinnertime. Then I up and made dining room curtains. And they might just be my favorite things in the whole darn house.
Seriously, you guys know we're into our hallway frame gallery a little too much (along with our giant bedroom light fixture and humongous gray sectional). And I adore my weird horse art and miscellaneous ceramic animal menagerie. But you'd think I carried these curtains for nine months and went through 48 hours of labor to bring them into this world – that's how much I love them. And it only took me about an hour and a half – two tops – to make them. Wham, bam, thank you Katie (for the kick-in-the-pants inspiration that your gorgeous house provided).
Here's how it all went down. We already mentioned snagging this deeply discounted curtain fabric from a local fabric outlet called U-Fab (for anyone looking for it by name, it's "Robert Allen's Khanjali Peacock" so googling that hopefully turns up some of your own). It was fancy schmancy designer fabric that I'd been in love with forever, but it was marked down to $12.99 a yard (as opposed to the original cost of $40+ a yard!) thanks to a bit of an irregularity in the fabric (a white stripe that ran down one side, which I knew I could work around).
Since I wanted two 90-ish inch panels for either side of the big picture window in the dining room I calculated that five yards would do the trick, which factored out to $32 a panel (still not dirt cheap but a whole lot cheaper than the regular price of that fabric, which would have run me $100 a panel). Score.
We're just not really curtain closing and opening folks (except in the nursery since we close the blinds and draw the curtains – anything for five more minutes of sleep) so we don't plan to draw them shut (we add white faux wood blinds or bamboo shades when it comes to actually gaining privacy, although since we usually hang out in the back of the house when it's dark enough to see into the windows, we're not in any rush to add privacy blinds or shades just yet). But we do love hanging curtains high and wide to let the light stream in and add height and drama. Which means we didn't have to worry about the width (since we'd need a lot more of that than what we had to cover the long picture window). And boy are these babies a fresh little slap in the face compared to the white Ikea Vivan curtains that we embraced in nearly every room of our last house.
But on to how I made them. First I rolled out the fabric on a 5 x 8′ rug in our office (one of my completely not patented ways to get straight cuts since you can line up the fabric with the corners/edges of the rug to be sure it's square before snipping away). Then I just pulled out my tape measure to see how long I wanted them (90″ each before hem allowances, which would make them about 87″ long after hemming – but then I add ring hooks which make them 90″ again):
It was as simple as lining up the end of the fabric with the 90″ mark on my tape measure and then cutting the other edge against the rug at the 0″ inch mark, for a nice straight cut (sure enough, I was left with a nice 90″ long rectangular swatch of fabric).
When it comes to the width, I just usually go with the width that it comes right off the bolt (which is wider when you get upholster fabric like this- ours was 57″). But remember it had that defect running along one side of it, so I just cut three inches or so from that side (again I used the edge of the rug to get a straight cut). But I didn't completely cut off the white part since I knew once I hemmed it, it would be completely invisible (even from the back). You can see the normal white edge that comes on fabric on the right of the swatch below and the irregular white defect on the bottom half of the left edge below:
So there I had one 90 x 54″ curtain panel cut out, and just needed one for the other side of the window. So I laid the freshly cut one on top of the uncut remnant of fabric and used it as a template to create another panel of exactly the same size:
Then I washed both curtain panels so they would be "pre-shrunk" and easy to launder from here on out (one of our main goals is to have as many "washable" surfaces in the kitchen and dining room as possible). Oh but it's always smartest to preshrink fabric before you cut it, I just knew I only had enough fabric to make two panels of this size so whether I washed or cut it first (or cut and washed it later) I'd end up with the same sized panels in the end. I grabbed them fresh out of the dryer instead of letting them sit there to keep them wrinkle free for the most part.
Next I had to decide between my trusty curtain-making method of using iron-on hem tape or the slightly scary idea of using Oh Brother (my new sewing machine) to attempt to do what I used to use hem tape for. After a decent amount of out-loud debate with myself, I decided to try my hand at sewing curtain panels- just to see if I could do it (but you can find full curtain making tutorials with hem tape here and here). Even without my hem-tape security blanket, I did break out the iron to make a half inch "seam" down one of the short sides of the curtain. It just seems like now whenever I dabble in sewing, I find myself trying to iron instead of pinning – just to see if it'll work. Am I a rebel or what?
The ironed seam definitely stayed put while I dragged the giant fabric swatch back into the kitchen to sew the hem, so I happily skipped the pinning step and even boldly (well, maybe that adjective is a stretch) decided to try another hemming technique that some of you have commented to tell me about in previous I'm-a-shaky-little-sewing-novice posts. I took the ironed seam and folded it over one more time, then I sewed down the seam to create a nice finished looking hem (even from the back). That extra fold hid the raw cut edge of the fabric, if that makes sense. And even with my extra folding step, there was thankfully no pinning required. Sweet.
See, here's what it looked like completely folded over as I sewed down the seam.
And this method surprisingly worked on all sides (I worried the long 90″ sides of the panels wouldn't take to ironing and would need to be pinned, but it went just as well as the short sides). And as for the defect, you can see how when I folded the hem over one more time, it became invisible and I was once again left with a finished looking edge from both the front and the back.
Here's how the back of a corner looked once I was done with my quickie ironing-then-folding-then-hemming technique:
Then I clipped seven oil-rubbed bronze ring clips to each panel (from Target) and slipped them onto a super long oil-rubbed bronze rod. Oh how I love not having to sew a rod pocket or anything complicated thanks to the magic of ring clips. I ended up getting the curtain rod from Lowe's since the ones at Target weren't long enough – I ended up needing 144″ of length (that's what she said).
Our curtain hanging method (also not patented or even endorsed) is for one of us to then stand on a chair (in this case, John) while the other one steps back and looks at the length of the curtains and how they hit the floor while the chair-stander raises and lowers the rod ever so slightly until the floor-stander screams "perfect- don't move an inch or I'll kill you" and then runs up to hold a rod bracket under the perfectly held rod to measure the distance from the crown molding or ceiling that it should be hung to keep the rod right where it's being held.
Of course this only deals with the height of the rod and not the width, but we typically like to go as wide as we can with the curtains so they drape in front of the wall instead of blocking light and hanging in front of the window. In this case we went as wide as our extra long rod allowed (19″ outside of the window molding on each side). See how the panel just kisses the window and blocks wall instead of light?
Oh and notice how the curtain also seems to just graze the floor ever so slightly? Poor John raised and lowered the curtain on that chair fifteen times until it was juuuust right. We've tried measuring the wall or the panel instead of doing the by-eye real-test (involving two people, a chair, and some serious arm strength and balancing skillz) but you just can't beat the result. At least we can't. So we keep going back to it. And I tell John he's my Atlas when he's up there holding the rod up. Gotta keep team morale up.
Here's another rod shot for you. You can also see how the curtains just hang slightly in front of the window trim here as opposed to blocking the whole side window, which is only 20″ wide. Since we mentioned that we hung the panels 19″ wide on each side of the window trim, you can totally see how if they were hung flush with the trim they would block all but one inch of that 20″ side window. Which is definitely not what we were going for.
You'll have to excuse all of the wide shots of the room in this post. Things like the curtains and the room in general are coming off greener/yellower than they are in real life (the green grass/trees/bushes outside were casting a yellow-green tint through the big light-filled window, and I was too lazy to photoshop it). John will definitely be in charge of photos of this room next time around. As for the true color of the curtains, it's best depicted in the closer shots without a lot of window going on, like the ones above.
Actually this shot is probably the most accurate to what they look like in real life. I'd describe them as mostly blue with hits of green, chartreuse, white, and brown. Crazy busy but also crazy gorgeous if you're me (and miracle of all miracles, John loves them too). Who ever would have thought that two white curtain fiends like us could branch out and embrace curtain color and pattern? I wonder if my mom will like these or they'll finally be a choice that she won't endorse. What say you, mom?
Here's another wide shot where they look more yellow/green than they really do in real life (they're more like a teal blue color when you glance at them from afar) but you get the idea. Oh and the dark rod ties into the other deep tones in the room (the chair legs and dark dining table, the deep color on the back of the built-ins, etc). So that's why I chose it over stainless or white. I always think a dark rod hung high and wide is like eyeliner on a window.
Mmmm, here's a good shot of my favorite detail in the fabric. See those smeary turquoise blobs? They tie so deliciously into the slightly darker teal on the back of the built-ins. Yummy. Even the little yellow-green knobs that we added to the base cabinets of the built-ins relate perfectly to the pops of bright yellowy-green chartreuse in the curtains. Hooray for happy accidents like that (we had no idea what curtain fabric we'd pick when we snagged those babies at Hobby Lobby).
Oh yeah and I had some fun setting the table. Not that anyone's coming over today. Or tomorrow. I just wanted to pull out a runner and some plates and cups and clip some random branches from outside. Why? I don't know. Why do birds sing? I guess the colorful curtains got me hot and bothered enough to break out Sue the Napkin (times seven) and add some fun to the big empty wood table.
And guess what? I'm leaving everything there tonight. Just because I'm weird and I can't wait to wake up in and morning and pad in there and smile. Kind of like how I paint a room and the next morning I run in and look at it again. Just grinning at the wall like a fool.
Isn't it amazing how much of a difference curtains can make? Well, that and some rich color on the back of those built-ins. Here's a little flash back to the room as it looked when we moved in:
And here it is now (albeit a little side-heavy with that bare wall on the left- for now):
Thought I was done? Nope. One more thing. Here's a terribly rendered depiction of the doorway that we can't wait to add that will connect the dining room to the kitchen (we plan to mirror the size of the picture window so the whole room feels nice and balanced). And of course adding a big chandelier over our giant table will add a lot more function (the room doesn't have any ceiling fixtures!):
It's so funny to remember that this room was a formal living room when we toured this house (and the office was the dining room). In fact we dug up these old shots that we took during our first walk through:
Gosh, that feels like a million years ago and it was less than six months back. As soon as we walked in we were struck by three things: we reeeally wanted the house, we wanted to change up a few of the rooms, and we reeeeally wanted the house. Yup, we were sold upon entry. I don't think we ever got into the specifics, but the sellers weren't 99% sure they even wanted to sell. In fact the night after we walked through the house for the first time they took their stuff out of storage. A sure sign to the realtor that they might take it off the market. Thank goodness it all worked out and they ended up accepting our offer.
As for looking past the way a room looks when you're house hunting to see "the real space" we just completely discount furnishings and wallpaper and paint color and even entire room functions. That's how we could look past the dining table and the sofa to almost immediately proclaim that converting the dining room into an office and turning the living room into a big spacious dining room would work more for the way we live. You know, since we have a huge family that we couldn't cram into the former dining room, a giant living room in the back of the house (no need for two), and a penchant for open living and big wiiiide doorways. We just can't help ourselves. Anyway, have you guys made any curtains lately? Knocked down any walls? Set the table for nothing but kicks?
Pssst- Soooo not a sewing person? I wasn't either. Here's a tutorial for making no-sew curtains with iron-on hem tape (and here's another one for good measure).
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WOW—WEEEE!!! It looks great. I haven't even read what you wrote yet ~ I just skimmed the pics. Can't believe the difference of the previous owners and how it looks now.
Great job… once again <3
Love them! Great fabric. I recently no sewed some and have been working up the nerve to real sew curtains for my daughters room. So feeling inspired. Congratulations on your new little bundle =)
That fabric is gorgeous. I've seen a few pillows covers on etsy made from that fabric and have always thought they were fabulous. Curtains made from them are even more so!
I love the way the dining room is looking these days!! And you have inspired me to face my sewing machine fears and make some curtains for my living room! I also have a very wide window (it's actually 3 windows connected) and we currently have the couch in front of it (not the ideal placement but only way it would work because of lots of doorways on the other wall!) so I was wondering if I had to have panels on the outside and inside of the window. But now seeing that you just did the outside…I think that might work and it will be way cheaper!
So this is the reason that apple green color wouldn't have worked on your dining chair slipcovers! The brown color you chose blends so nicely while letting those beautiful curtains be the star! I love them!!
I have to say I love the brown chair slip covers! The green on the table just pops. Chairs are nice but if they were green that would be the main focus and you wouldnt see the shelves or the fabulous curtains! Love it!
I am OHHHHHHHH SOOOOOOO jealous. This room is beautiful! I've got to figure out how to thread my sewing machine that I got from a friend and get busy.
Just an after thought..will you be putting a rug in this room some time down the road?
Nate Berkus says he loves a rug-less dining room. Just saying…
Love the curtains!! And, thanks for showing us how easy it is to make them. Can't wait to see your dining room once you open up the wall. Great idea!
What are your plans for lighting in this room? I didn't notice any fixtures in these pictures, just curious!
Really, really nice! I love how they tie in with Sue the Napkin… they must be family. Oh, and have you come up with a name for your curtains? Do you name your curtains? I think these deserve a name because they're especially lovely. And you did call them your babies after all. ;)
My second son says the name "Penny-lope" – much the same way I was pronouncing "Liery-ope" in my head until I heard John say it correctly in the yard video.
AMAZING curtains! Not sure if I can love them any more. The room is coming along amazing! Thanks for posting the VERY before pic. It shows how a house can have 2 completely different styles.
What a good kick in the pants for me, too. I have two curtain panels that need to be hemmed as well as two that need to be created similar to the ones you just made. I even have the curtain rod & rings already, so it is just dread that is keeping me from getting started. This will be my goal for next week!
That room is looking fabulous!
Oh! I am now getting vision of the room! WOW, love your table-scape!
I love it all! The room looks so inviting and fun. I am currently having a really hard time deciding on a fabric for my chairs. Thanks for the inspiration and showing me that it's ok to go bold!
Is it a little weird that when I saw you were in Loganville, my first thought was "why didn't we hang out?!?!" (don't answer that) – we live in Lawrenceville – about 20 minutes away…! Ha! Plus, I was feeling very "sherry-ish" this weekend; I painted our red brick fireplace white while my husband was out of town!! (he loves it…and I run in to look at my handiwork every morning, much like you just described!)
Anyway, love the curtains!! :)
I just went for the facebook "thumbs up" button for your Penelope name idea, but alas, there was none. I think I live life in facebook mode sometimes.
Anyway, Penelope is a lovely name for a lovely pair of curtains!
You make it all look so easy – but I will surely try the curtain-making – as a non-sewer also. Thanks! ~Mad(elyn) in Alabama
Oh. My. Gosh. I am loving the room now. I wasn't sold on the brown (mocha? if I remember correctly) chairs, but didn't say anything bc of the whole they're-not-mine-so-I'll-keep-my-opinion-to-myself thing. With the curtains and table runner and everything… sigh. Well, done, Petersiks. Well, done.
Love the DR!!! Awesome fabric. It looks so complete now even though there is more to do. I love how curtains finish a room off for the most part. I love that you put the opening into the picture. I can completely envision it now. I'm sure you guys can't wait to break that wall down now. ;) Now I have to get to making my curtains. Thanks for the DIY directions. :)
holla…love it
Gorgeous… just gorgeous! My first thought when seeing the pics with the bookcases, curtains and tablesetting was Peacock! That's what it reminds me of…. the beautiful colors of a peacock feather.
Great job on the sewing.
This is my favorite room in your house so far. It's going to be spectacular when it's completely finished.
Not sure if anyone has commented about this yet… but that big picture of the cow in the dining room/office (in the former owners' picture) is killing me! Funny how everyone's idea of art differs so much…
What?? I *love* the cow! (Point taken…)
The room is looking really nice! I don't want to start a crazy rehanging frenzy, but I found a really cool tip on using those clip hangers and wrote a post about it here:
It's super neat-o and makes the curtains hang really nice.
P.S. Love the green knobby vase (?) on the shelf!
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Celebrate centennial with mePublished 10:32am Thursday, August 30, 2012
Edwardsburg has always been a party town. Not really a party town, but a town that appreciates a gathering of residents for the purpose of a celebration.
This weekend Edwardsburg will be celebrating its 100th anniversary of the village becoming incorporated. Until 1912, no village government existed. Any improvements within the village were made either by the township or individual property owners. Law enforcement was the responsibility of the township constable or the county sheriff's department.
By the early 1900s, it was apparent the future growth of the village would require more centralized control over public improvements than could be obtained by volunteer means.
After is was incorporated, in 1915 a Commercial Club was formed "to add to the prosperity of the community and make it a better place to live." At the first meeting of the club (maybe the first Chamber of Commerce), the main topics for discussion were the need for a creamery and better transportation services. The club also discussed the need of a water system, a lighting system and road improvements.
The creamery in operation in 1902 burned in 1911, and there was a decision not to rebuild.
Since there was no village government; sidewalks were the responsibility of the individual property owner. After the incorporation, streetlights were installed, a volunteer fire department was organized and nine cents a square-foot was assessed for the installation of a sidewalk.
With the increased traffic in 1916, a traffic cop was hired to direct traffic at the intersection of Main and Cass streets on Sundays.
But the big event occurred in August 1915, when Edwardsburg celebrated a homecoming. More than 3,000 people came to the grove near Dr. May's property near Pleasant Lake. After a dinner was served, Governor Ferris was the featured speaker. The grove was on the lake near the big white house on the hill next to Gunn Park.
Another homecoming was held in July 1938. This was a three-day event. It advertised free acts, concessions, rides, fireworks, racing and swimming. There was a pie-eating contest, nail driving for the ladies — even a turtle race.
Contests included an amateur contest, horse pulling, men's cigar smoking contest, and a Balloon Ascension.
Marie's Marvel Dogs and Marie's Animal Circus performed. Marie's Circus was housed on Davis Street in the village. She had dogs, goats, monkeys and a bear that performed on a tight wire.
The homecoming was supported by more than 25 local businesses with prizes and sponsorship.
This year's celebration may not be as big, but it is a genuine opportunity to celebrate our community and meet our neighbors, and it is supported by many local businesses.
Even though it is a potluck, there will be hot dogs and water supplied by local merchants. There will be live music and games for children. This will be a big end to the summer for the Village of Edwardsburg.
Will there be 3,000 people in attendance? I don't think so, but it will be the 2012 homecoming for Edwardsburg of 100 years.
Come and join in the fun and look for me. I'll be looking out for all of you on Saturday, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Gunn Park.
For all of you are who are location-challenged, it is on Lake Street on the shore of Pleasant Lake. Handicap parking will be provided behind the Edwardsburg Historical Museum.
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I just received a mail out from Wendy's with 4 coupons (mostly buy one get one coupons, details below) and what caught my attention was a coupon for a free small fry, no purchase necessary. I think this is in response to Burger Kings free fries giveaway last week. Free single cheeseburger with purchase of… Read more »
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Larascopic tubal ligation is the most common method used when performing a tubal ligation. This procedure is performed by making two or three small incisions in the abdominal area in order to allow medical instruments access to the fallopian tubes. The tubes are cauterized and either sealed shut or closed with a plastic clip or ring.
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Tubal ligation is a surgical procedure that is performed as a means of permanent female sterilization. Tubal ligation prevents future pregnancies by preventing the sperm from traveling through the fallopian tubes and by preventing the egg from traveling to the uterus. This procedure is 98 to 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy.
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"jquery based language" doesn't make any sense.
Anyway, I'm increasingly cautious about going all-in with any framework. As soon as that framework does something you don't like, it's difficult or impossible to make a change. IMO it's safer to go with a sensibly composed collection of best-of-breed libraries. If you glue them together in the right way, you minimize churn if you hit a wall with one of the libraries and need to look for a replacement.
I've read probably the same blog post as you. But I don't get how you avoid going 'all in' with a data binding library. I mean it's going to involve itself pretty much everywhere you link I/O to presentation, which for web apps is mostly what they do. So everywhere.
So maybe you don't use data binding and that's fine for most traditional web apps, but declarative data binding is really nice for the kind of highly interactive/async web apps people want to make these days. So you are probably going to want Angular or another framework like it, and you are going to invoke these frameworks one way or another a lot.


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The cremated remains of nine victims of the 1978 Jonestown Massacre, a mass suicide in Guyana, were discovered inside a former Delaware funeral home Wednesday, state officials said.
Members of the Delaware Division of Forensic Science and the Dover Police Department conducted an excavation at the Minus Funeral Home after 38 small containers were discovered inside, according to a police department news release issued Thursday.
All but five of the sets of the remains, which were cremated between 1970 and the 1990s, were clearly marked, police said. Nine of the containers were linked to victims of the 1978 mass suicide, which left more than 900 people dead of cyanide poisoning.
The Division of Forensic Science took possession of all remains on the site, and is working to identify those remaining, the release said.
Cpl. Mark Hoffman, public information officer for the Dover Police Department in Delaware, said in an interview that the funeral home went out of business in 2012, and the land was purchased by a bank. A bank employee recently discovered 38 sets of urns on the property, sparking the investigation.
Cpl. Hoffman said many victims of the massacre were flown back into the United States by way of Dover Air Force Base, though it was not clear how the remains then made their way to the funeral home. "The assumption is that they were probably contracted out as unclaimed remains, but there's no information to validate that yet," he said.
The nine urns that contained remains of Jonestown Massacre victims were clearly marked, so police were able to link those urns to the names of victims. Cpl. Hoffman declined to identify the victims and referred further questions to officials at the Delaware Division of Forensic Science.
Division spokeswoman Kimberly Chandler said investigators found death certificates along with the urns, and were able to cross-reference those names with a list of victims from Jonestown. She declined to release the victms' identities. "For us, it's simply a case of unclaimed remains, and our primary focus right now is to identify family members," Ms. Chandler said.
The incident is not likely to result in a criminal investigation, Cpl. Hoffman said.
Several graveside markers for war veterans who served in foreign combat, ranging from World War I to the Vietnam War, were also discovered, the release said.
The Jonestown mass killing was orchestrated by the Rev. Jim Jones, who ordered members of his People's Temple cult to consume a cyanide-laced drink on Nov. 18, 1978. Mr. Jones' followers were also responsible for shooting and killing five people, including U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif., who had traveled to Guyana to investigate alleged human rights abuses being perpetrated by the cult.
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The first biggest problem is that the deflector is kind of a poor man's Sci ship loadout (I like that tasty [SubD], but what the hell are you going to do with it on a TE)? Other than Dampeners, it pretty much does nothing for you.
Next is the fact that the main set bonus only boosts HY:T. I'm not much of a fan, especially Fed side... you're better off with spread, especially with plasma.
Finally, the cap passive doesn't seem to proc very often, and the effect seems weak even when it does. It's not clear if it applies to your modified or base shield hitpoints, but if it's the latter, you're going to cap out at an absolute maximum of about ~2,000 extra. Again, cool but its utility is questionable, and you're unlikely to get there anyway.
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Submitted by FreedomsReigning on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 23:35. Permalink
I agree. I'm a staunch social conservative, but that's not how I vote, because it won't serve my ends. Government is force. There are better ways. Peaceful ways.
There's no justice to be served by using force against two homosexuals who take a vow to themselves, each other, and to God. They have that right. It would be an injustice for me to use force against them, and I'm not interested in spreading injustice.
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