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'Soil Moist' for containers
I tried to search just this forum in case this has been answered before. I'm guessing it has, but there were thousands and thousands of mentions in my results. Sorry if this has been answered a hundred times. :/
So, for container gardening, what do you guys use to retain extra water? We're still traveling between St. Louis and the Ozarks, so I may have to leave them for a few days once in a while. I won't be using any clay pots.
A lady down here suggested a product called Soil Moist, but I'm worried that since it's a polymer, it may not be safe. I generally garden organically.
You really don't want the soil to retain too much water if your goal is to extend periods between watering for when you go away. What you want is some kind of self-watering system, the simplest of which would be some kind of wicking system.
There are two schools of thought on the product's efficacy. One is that since it holds more water it must be a good thing. The other is that since it holds water much more tightly at reduced tensions (when the soil is getting dry) it becomes a considerable disadvantage as the soil passes the point where it's moisture retention is low enough that you normally would have watered.
I guess, that would be the ultimate self watering system, LOL, at least if you got a gardener to do it.
In my experience though helpers that are willing to do it, can cause more problems then if you let the plant starve ;)
Wicking systems aren't perfect either, but less likely to fail then mechanical or electrical systems. I'd sure like to know a better method if there is one out there.
Here's a solution I have used in the past for vacations, etc. It requires that you can reach the plants with a garden hose. I set mine up on the deck. I'll set a sprinkler timer to water, say 10 min per day early in the morning. Then hook the hose up to a chain of small garden sprayer type sprinklers, and arrange the plants around them. Test it a couple of times to make sure that all the plants are covered by the spray, and that your "on" cycle provides an appropriate amount of water. Downsides: first, it's one size fits all. I'll set the plants that require less water further from the sprinklers, but for the most part, they will all receive the same amount of water. Once it's set up and you're not there, you have no control - even if it rains all week, your sprinklers will still go off. But that being said, you've got a functional system that waters as per your specifications, and you don't have to rely on a "helper" not to forget.
That could work maple, but I am always concerned about leaving automated watering systems unattended with pressurized water. If it fails, or a hose burst or whatever, you could have several days of potential flooding without knowing about it. That's why I prefer a more passive system that uses a reservoir that has a limited capacity, then hooking to a hose that's at well or city water pressure.
In fact, If I am away on vacation, I usually shut off my well pump and take the pressure off my lines to avoid a water surprise while I am away.
An alternative could be a drip system that uses a rainbarrel as a reservoir, but that could be an expensive solution.

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How do I make winter pedicures work?
Okay, I feel a bit goofy asking this question...but here goes! I just got back from my trusty nail salon. For the second time this winter, the nail polish on my toes was completely destroyed on the brief 10-minute walk home from the salon. Any advice on keeping polish looking nice when open-toed shoes aren't seasonally appropriate? [more inside]
How do I email my job references
My academic and professional references have asked me to keep them informed of what jobs I'm applying to, both so that they have a heads-up, and so that they can let me know if they've been called. I haven't been very good at doing this consistently because I don't know how to phrase that email. [more inside]
Medical residency interview communication etiquette
A friend from another country, but now legally in the US, is applying for medical residencies. He was told by a classmate to thank the various people who have interviewed him for residencies by sending a thank you card. What kind of card? Or is a short letter better? Mefite MDs, what do you think?
Gift etiquette: Boss's children, holiday edition
My direct manager is having an open house / work-related party tonight (the 30th) and he has invited me and most of the department. We are planning on bringing a small 'host' gift, i.e. flowers or chocolates. Since it is so close to Christmas my wife thinks that we should also bring a small gift for each of my manager's two children (~6 and ~2 years old). I'm unsure whether this would be seen as 'sucking up' or if this is a good idea. [more inside]
Stop the madness! Reducing work emails I don't need.
I work for a local government. I am in the equivalent of a general counsel position in the private sector. I am receiving around 200 emails every day. I estimate I actually should receive about 50 of these. I don't mind getting emails I need, but I want to stop being CC'ed unnecessarily and asked mundane questions. How do I cut down on the flow of unnecessary email without becoming the dragon lady from legal? [more inside]
How to notify online contacts of a death?
I need to notify someone's online contacts that they passed away. Complications below. [more inside]
Yes, you have to eat with strangers.
Can you tell me about your experience with shared or "communal" tables at restaurants or coffee shops? Where are they common? Can you point me to any research, analysis, or good commentary about them? [more inside]
Foraging free/cheap scrap hardwood, leather, & bones: where to look?
I have some craft and design projects I'd like to create with *quality* scrap hardwood, *quality* scrap leather, and game animal skulls/teeth/other bones. The bigger the wood/leather scraps the better. Other than Etsy suppliers, where are the best places in my community to try to look for these things and get them for little to no cost? [more inside]
Is it okay to walk my dog in the cemetery?
That's it really. I live near a large, park-like cemetery and I'm wondering about the etiquette of walking my dog there. It's a modern, suburban cemetery which is quite, um, active. If I were to take my dog there, he would be leashed at all times and if I saw a funeral actually occurring I would keep far away. Would if be upsetting if a person was at the cemetery to visit the grave of a loved one and they saw me casually walking the dog as if it were any other place?
Invited back to interview for a different position...?
I recently had a job interview at a perfect-for-my-current-circumstances employer. I thought the interview was okay but I could've done better. Didn't hear a peep for two weeks. I received an email this Tuesday asking if I could come in this Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday to interview for a different and higher-paying position. I'm looking for some advice on how to handle interview #2 tomorrow. Confusion & mitigating circumstances inside! [more inside]
Social Media Etiquette for the Networked Era
What is the current day etiquette around maintaining and removing connections on LinkedIn? [more inside]
If she's a little jealous, that means she cares. DM me ;) xo - What the?
Several different Twitter users with accounts showing female faces have followed me on my Twitter account with the same line - so, what's this about? [more inside]
My Best Frenemy's Wedding
(ugh.) Friend B from this post is getting married next month, and I don't want to go. Or I do want to go, to support her fiance and be with old friends. But I don't want to celebrate her in any way. How do I proceed and keep my dignity? [more inside]
What are the hat rules?
I was raised with the expectation that men's hats* MUST come off when entering a building.** This does not appear to be true any longer, or at least isn't true for baseball caps. What's the consensus on leaving a baseball cap on or taking it off? For context, I have explained the exceptions to the rules as I was lead to understand them under the cut, and if it matters I am a 30-year-old white guy living in a city, and I'm looking for the casual-hat rules, not the formal-hat rules. [more inside]
Hat's off to you!
I love wearing hats. I have many: fedora, bowler, newsboy, boater, summer straw, cowboy, porkpie . . . . How can I make best use of my suave accessories? [more inside]
Am I wrong to be totally unenthused about a friend's wedding?
A friend is having a 2-day wedding to a man whom only one of the 4 of our invited group has met, in a location that's an expensive pain in the butt to get to, and will make us all late for work Monday. None of us really want to go. Are we horrible people? [more inside]
A very inexpensive, small, and quickly obtainable token of my thanks
I'd like to give an inexpensive token of thanks to each of around 40 people. They are physicians and nurses who are helping on a project. It needs to be something I can get quickly, travel with easily, and ideally no more than $4 US. My ideas so far are Amazon gift cards or Starbucks gift cards. What token gift would you like to receive if you were one of them?
Help me do something nice for my coworker, whose beloved pet is dying
One of my favorite colleagues has a cat, and it is dying. She is just waiting on tests to come back from the vet so they can decide if palliative care is an option or not. I'd like to do something nice to let her know that I'm thinking of her, but need ideas that won't memorialize me as "That girl who did that crazy thing in a misguided attempt to nice." Also looking for a sanity check - if this is a bad idea, please say so (and why). [more inside]
Never in my life did I think my son share/split...the restaurant tab
Indians of me-fi: is it commonly accepted etiquette that splitting a restaurant bill with Indian parents is an insult? [more inside]
What is the most polite way to turn down a request for a second date?
So, I've jumped into online dating. It's going oddly better than expected, such that I now have a couple etiquette questions: 1) how do I politely turn down a request for a second date? He seems like a kind person and I'd like to avoid hurting his feelings inasmuch as possible, but I wasn't quite feeling that spark of attraction. Is there some equivalent of Miko's breakup talk for this that will help here, something clear but gentle? Also... [more inside]
Workplace etiquette question
I've recently been teamed on a project with a co-worker who dresses and acts professionally, but tends to wear low-cut blouses. The problem is not what she is wearing but that she is frequently, nervously making adjustments to her neckline. So often that it's now making me nervous. Question inside. [more inside]
Cultural Etiquette -- Turkey
Someone I work with is Turkish and in Turkey for the summer. He asked me to let him know if I would like something from Turkey. I do! But do I take him up on it? [more inside]
How (and should) I gracefully back out of being a bridesmaid?
I agreed to be a bridesmaid for a friend who wants her bridesmaids to be a lot more present (physically) than I am going to be able to in the lead-up to the wedding. What do I do now? [more inside]
Engagement ring etiquette.
I know next to nothing about weddings, so I'm looking for advice to successfully support one of my best friends who is having a disagreement with her soon-to-be fiance about who gets to pick the ring out. [more inside]
Do I apologize, or do we all just pretend this NEVER HAPPENED?
I "met" an internet friend over the weekend who it turns out is someone I actually dated in high school. I am really embarrassed and hate that I've been an accidental jerk, and I'm not sure what to do now. You know, other than feel like kind of an idiot. [more inside]
Accepting a job knowing you'll leave it in a few months...
Job in question is an on-call healthcare position that's interesting, but I know I'll be relocating soon. Details inside. [more inside]
Care and feeding of home medical professionals?
This weekend, I'm going to have a home infusion nurse in my house for approximately 4 hours a day while I'm hooked up to an IV. This process is going to repeat every 4-5 weeks indefinitely, to treat an autoimmune condition. What do I do with her? [more inside]
The art of (not) tipping
At a restaurant, if I'm not tipping on my card (either because I've left cash or because someone else is leaving the tip), is it better to make a note of this or just leave the tip line blank? [more inside]
Band guest list etiquette?
We're going to a gig tonight that is massively sold out … and we're on the guest list. Are guest lists completely at the whim of the venue, or are there general guidelines that apply to most venues? We want to enjoy the show, but don't want to be "that guy" who ruins it for those nearby. [more inside]
Facebook etiquette: to tag or not to tag?
Is tagging OK when you want to make sure that specific people will see (or, at least, be notified about) a specific post? Even if it would mean tagging about 20-30 people... [more inside]
Facebook etiquette for what is basically, a year-long vacation?
After years of saving and planning, I've been able to realize my dream of traveling the world for a year. I'm 6 months into my trip and I've been posting photos or updates about where I am in the world on facebook about 2 or 3 times a week. While many people have expressed appreciation for the updates or interest in what I'm doing, I've noticed about 7-10 friends who used to interact with me all the time on FB and real life have totally stopped liking/commenting/sending messages although they're still very active on the site. I kind of suspect some of them have blocked me from their timelines. I know not everyone will have an opportunity like this and I try to be sensitive to that. I'm not preachy about "the importance of travel", or posting pics of 5 star hotel rooms and fancy restaurants (I'm doing this as cheaply as possible, mostly hostels in developing countries and couchsurfing.) At the same time I LOVE seeing others' travel pics and, well, want to share some of the exciting, amazing things I'm experiencing with people in my life. But some people seem put off by this, so I'm wondering - am I being a jerk? What's the etiquette here?
Attending the funeral. Do I send flowers also?
Usually I think of sending flowers when I won't be able to attend a funeral. I will be attending one this week, for a pretty close relative, and another relative asked me to go in on some flowers. Is it customary to send flowers even if you're attending? This is in the US.
Is it irresponsible for me to keep my cell phone on 'silent' at night?
Here's the thing: I don't have a land-line. Over Thanksgiving, my mother got upset at the thought that she couldn't reach me late at night if there were some kind of emergency - the dreaded "3 am phone call." I understand her worry, but I'm feeling very resistant to the idea of keeping the phone on at night. In part, this because I know that most of the calls I'll get will just be annoying and unwanted (I have a fairly severe telemarketing issue) but I think there is also a kind of psychological resistance. I'm a slave to my phone already for all these hours of the day, and it feels good to know it won't be bothering me while I'm sleeping. I'm reluctant to give that up. Can you help me sort through these issues? [more inside]
playing the field, doggy edition
My husband and I are in the process of adopting a dog. Based on online profiles and email conversations with foster families, we've got it narrowed down to two pups that have been fostered through two local rescue groups. Now we are scheduling in-person meetings with the dogs and "home visits" where they send a volunteer to make sure our house is ok for a dog. Should we be telling each group that we are deciding between two dogs, which we're meeting on Thursday and Friday? [more inside]
'We like you fine, but we're not buying dinner for you.'
We met with a potential wedding reception venue today to get a quote, and the owner suggested that we can invite some people just to the party after the ceremony and dinner. From a cost cutting perspective that sounds awesome. But is it just too squicky, etiquette-wise? [more inside]
Thank you in advance
"Thank you in advance." This is a phrase that annoys me. Should it? [more inside]
How should I cope when sharing a car with a dangerous driver?
I've recently had occasion to take a multi-hour drive with someone who who very consistently drove in a matter that felt very dangerous to me. There was a lot of tailgating, sudden lane changing, and more than a few last-second turns. I sat quietly in the back seat. [more inside]
Etiquette for correspondence with a professor under whom I may work?
I have emailed a professor about volunteering in her lab and, propitiously for me, she said that she'd be happy to give me this opportunity and will be in contact with me in September. Where do I go from here? [more inside]
a smelly situation
Our friend gave us a loathsome housewarming gift, and we are in an etiquette bind! [more inside]
How would you want to be turned down for a job?
I'm in the process of interviewing mid-senior level candidates and would like to let them know when they are not making it to the next level in the process. If you were a job hunter in this situation what would you want to hear while being turned down for further consideration? I'm looking for an email script! [more inside]
All your friends posted on your timeline...except one.
Facebook Filter: Possibly beanplating the etiquette of birthday wishes on social media. Details within. [more inside]
Etiquette in referring to Nurse Practitioners
I am a pre-med student, and have been shadowing lots of doctors lately. When I finish shadowing, I usually write a thank you note to the doctor, and to the staff in the office where I've been shadowing (basically thanking them for being welcoming while I'm in their work space). How should I address the notes I'm writing for this most recent shadowing, where a Nurse Practitioner is also in the office? [more inside]
How should I respond to confusion about a meeting time?
Early last week, I had a meeting where there were two people from my organization, and three people from an organization we're hoping to work with in the near future. At the end of the meeting, we agreed on a future date/time for our next meeting. The following day, I emailed everyone in attendance, with (our shared impression of) the date/time/location of our next email in the second sentence of the email. Today, it became clear that everyone on their side of the meeting thought it was supposed to happen today, and I thought it was happening tomorrow. How should I respond? [more inside]
No photos, please?
Is it okay to ask guests not to take photos during our wedding ceremony? [more inside]
No cell phone in doctor's exam room? Why?
Just called a friend with a severed tendon to see how his visit to the doctor went and he was still in the exam room. He said he had to get off the phone because there was a sign saying "no cell phones in exam room." I'm wondering why the sign is there. He was alone at the time, waiting for the doctor to return. Is the rule due to an equipment issue, or is it because of doctors being annoyed by rude patients talking on cell phones while the doctor is examining them, or something else?
Does the dot suffix of a website's name matter?
How important is having a .com suffix to the perceived legitimacy of a website? How does it affect traffic/success, etc? Does holding onto .com as the ideal make sense in this world of domain squatters? Can we make a list of good and bad choices?
Getting married after getting married: the insurance-panic edition
Help me, etiquette mavens of AskMe! Fiance and I are in the midst of planning a wedding for this fall, but we just found out that he's losing his health insurance soon. How ok is it to have a courthouse ceremony now, but still hold a "real" wedding in the fall? [more inside]
Order of names in a letter signature matter when sent from a couple?
My wife and I were writing a brief thank-you note to some friends, and she was helping to edit. I then signed it off as 'Arandia & Wife' -- only my wife says that it should be 'Wife & Arandia', since *I* wrote the letter and it is coming from my email address. [more inside]
Ettiquette filter: Do I warn them I am diseased?
We have dinner plans with a couple (A & B) they're calling in just under 2 hours. I woke up today with a stinking cold. It's got worse all day. I feel crap and I'm not looking forward to a night in a loud restaurant, shouting cos my ears are blocked, and blowing my nose every minute. But my SO hates cancelling plans, and doesn't want to go out with the other couple without me as he'll feel "like a gooseberry" (even though he's known A for 20 years, and they're very sweet, nice people). I'm begrudgingly going to make myself go. Then it dawned on me - is it actually ruder to turn up with the cold and probably pass it on to them (as we're sharing a taxi there and I'm at the constant sneezing/sniffling stage), or just to cancel? [more inside]
Social Math: 1+1=/=1
Suggestions for nice things to do for the couples who are nice to you (especially when you're single and kind of broke)? [more inside]


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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Maidstone hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby and room service (during limited hours). A total renovation of this property was completed in October 2012.
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Kitchen Designer - how much does it cost ?
We are located in the SF Bay Area, CA. South Bay specifically.
Looking at redesigning our kitchen - about 30 linear feet in size, or approx 20'x20'.
We are trying to understand how much would hiring a professional designer cost - any estimates?
Also any recommendations for our geography?
We are very green to this process - the only place we thought of approaching thus far was HD and Lowes - but there's got to be other options out there.
Ohhh, you have asked a loaded question here at GardenWeb! I believe most people would define a Kitchen Designer as someone who designs or helps design the layout of the kitchen and sells cabinetry. Their remuneration is often folded into the sale of the brands of cabinets they sell. They are not architects nor interior decorators, and in addition they don't usually sell appliances, granite/marble, or other kitchen accessories, though they sometimes do and they might have partnerships with businesses that do.
If you don't think you need an architect and you are mostly looking for ideas and help with the best layout within your existing space, then it's probably true you might only need a KD, as kitchen designers are referred to on here, rather than one of the other professionals. Others might correct me, but I have found from talking with several KDs that they all make a commission or percentage of the sale of cabinetry and none of the ones I've met with charges a separate fee.
As for where they are found--pretty much anyplace kitchen cabinets are sold. In fact even Home Depot has employees it calls Kitchen Designers--I've met with two, one was awful and the other was impressively thoughtful and knowledgeable and had some good ideas.
Please let us know more about your project--whether you are thinking of making any structural changes, moving any walls, have a good idea of what you want to do and just need help executing your plan or have no idea where to start.
Also, if you're still reading, I will say the fellow posters at GardenWeb are fantastic at coming up with ideas--it's sort of a collective Kitchen Design community here, and I'd bet if you uploaded a picture of your floorplan we could make suggestions that would rival those of the best KD out there!
I worked with an independent Interior Designer on our remodel. She charged $90 an hour. I live in Wisconsin, so you might pay more for somebody in the Bay Area.
She designed my cabinets and worked with the cabinet maker, and sourced the flooring, counters, etc. She could also work with any commercial line of cabinets if I wanted to go that route. My ID also sourced the GC for the install work.
It was a pretty smooth process since she had the relationships with the cabinet maker and contractors, and they were all used to working together.
It's like any other profession that charges fees - it runs the gamut from "free" (cough) to several thousands of dollars.
If you don't already know San Fran is a VERY expensive location for everything. Don't expect any bargains.
It just depends on how the project is structured, but a typical kitchen has around $500- $1250 in design work.
20' x 20' is not typical !!! It will really boil down to the amount of "help" and handholding you want. 500 bucks gets you a quick cabinetry layout and finish selection with a basic lighting plan.
Want a detailed reflected ceiling plan and 6 different types of fixtures specified along with grouping scenes for control by a Lutron system ? $$$. Want it to integrate with your home's whole house Crestron or Control4 system ? Even more $$$.
Want us to hand select your stone slabs ? $. Maybe you want your fridge and freezer to look like an armoire ? Design time = $$.
I think you get the picture. It's just too hard to off the cuff answer your question with out know some more specifics of your project. Initial consultations are no charge to determine the feasibility of your project and to see if the personality fit is good. Usually, but not always a few proposed sketches of a layout are no charge either, and will be shown to you in a followup meeting to solidify the relationship started in the initial consult. You won't be able to keep any of those drawings with out opening your checkbook though.
Thank you for your responses. They are all very helpful.
Yes, I have been meaning to post the layout, but have to get around to preparing a drawing to scan and post. But will definitely do it soon - I have seen the fantastic in-depth advise on the forums here.
Trying to avoid (minimize) structural changes to keep budget in check.
Btw, my mistake in posting kitchen size, it's more like 10' x 15' or so (that's what happens when I post late in the night just before going to sleep :().
I'm in the Bay Area too and tried to find information on independent kitchen designers (ones that are not tied to specific lines of cabinetry) and had a hard time. Everyone I know who has done a local kitchen remodel has gone with a "free" KD through a cabinet company.
Some of the companies specialize in one line (ALNO, Poggenpohl, Boffi) and others work with two or more cabinet lines. Artistic Kitchen Design in Mountain View works with Crystal and Pedini cabinets. Blue Plum in SF works with 6 or 7 lines of cabinets.
Most of them offered two levels of service. For a deposit that's applied against the cost of your cabinetry (so "free" if you buy cabinetry through them), they can spec out your kitchen and figure out what cabinets to order, check clearances, provide 3D visualization, etc. For more (I think Artistic quoted $1500, but I could be way off) they will spec it out more fully and maybe help you more with the planning stage.
I've had friends who recommended ALNO in SF and Artistic Kitchen Designs in Mountain View. I looked at Porcelanosa in SJ but didn't like that the display kitchens looked a bit scuffed, and I think they specialize more in tile and bathrooms. The KDs at Blue Plum in SF seemed very knowledgeable.
I've been looking at modern European cabinetry. You may have more / different options if you are going more traditional. Of the ones I mentioned, Artistic Kitchen Design and Blue Plum do a wide range from traditional to ultra-contemporary.
I asked my friend last night who she used - she used an architect who designed a fantastic kitchen --- she says it was almost perfect (alas, she doesn't live there anymore, but then again, maybe she'll have the opportunity to do another one). He's in the city. I don't remember his name, but I can get it if you're interested.
Can't help you with your question but do have a few suggestions:
-do a formal contract-others can help you with what that would include
-make sure your KD uses universal computer programs like 20/20 or other, so if you choose to use just the design you can pay (get receipt) and move on to cabinets etc
-If you make clear you're starting with true kitchen design first and only, set maximum hours and written hourly rate. Make sure the KD agrees that the design is yours after payment (release or receipt marked paid, whatever).
-I highly recommend using Garden Web for KD too. The key there is to get a workable dimension layout uploaded that is readable for all.
These few early steps may make the beginning process of your kitchen remodel more memorial, less stressful. It's always great to start off on good footing.
Good luck to you. It can be a fun, rewarding time.
This post was edited by SparklingWater on Sat, Nov 23, 13 at 13:44
I highly recommend using Garden Web for KD too
I so agree with this. When I remodeled the kitchen in my previous home, I did the entire design without a KD -- other than the brilliant "KDs" here on GW. I ended up with a great kitchen. This time around, I used a KD, but only to tweak what I already did - she did all the measurements, and had suggestions regarding certain cabinet types, etc., but the layout for functionality was all me and DH. I'm not at all saying that a great KD isn't worth it, just that you can get tons of ideas before you even start that process.
I would not consider 2020 a requirement.
A clear plan with accurate listings of mods and accessories is all that is needed.
In the middle of the road shops "pro kitchen" has gotten to be almost as prevalent.
Many of the better KDs I know don't have it, I do but rarely use it- mostly for simple quick pricing ballparks. Many of us prefer slightly more robust software (or pencils :) Chief Architect, Cabinet Vision, Envisioneer, Revit, Archicad, plain old CAD...
If you go with an independant it is still worth checking if they have a relationship with either a maker or a dealer. They may be able to get say 5% off to defray part of the expense of their fees. It also makes for more accurate ordering. May also help with staying on budget.
Note: KD shopping- is not cabinet shopping, nor is it "layout" shopping. Those are likely to lead to dissapointment or at best haphazard results.
It is more conducting a job interview (or a blind date)-requires a bit more thought.
Design- is not just about "ideas", we do not possess magic wands- it is work no more, no less.
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What is the difference between GUI = Graphical User Interface and UI = User Interface?
GUI is "graphical user interface" and UI is just "user interface." GUI is a subset of UI. UI can include non-graphical interfaces such as screen readers or command line interfaces which aren't considered GUI.
Keyword - Graphical.
User Interface
In the industrial design field of human-machine interaction, the user interface is (a place) where interaction between humans and machines occurs. The goal of interaction between a human and a machine at the user interface is effective operation and control of the machine, and feedback from the machine which aids the operator in making operational decisions. Examples of this broad concept of user interfaces include the interactive aspects of computer operating systems, hand tools, heavy machinery operator controls. and process controls. The design considerations applicable when creating user interfaces are related to or involve such disciplines as ergonomics and psychology.
A user interface is the system by which people (users) interact with a machine. The user interface includes hardware (physical) and software (logical) components. User interfaces exist for various systems, and provide a means of:
Graphical User Interface
A graphical user interface (GUI) (sometimes pronounced gooey[1]) is a type of user interface item that allows people to interact with programs in more ways than typing such as computers; hand-held devices such as MP3 players, portable media players or gaming devices; household appliances and office equipment with images rather than text commands. A GUI offers graphical icons, and visual indicators, as opposed to text-based interfaces, typed command labels or text navigation to fully represent the information and actions available to a user. The actions are usually performed through direct manipulation of the graphical elements.
There are lots of other types of User Interfaces.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_interface#Types
Source - Wikipedia
That "G" stands for "graphic" - not all user interfaces are graphic. Some programs have textual interfaces. Some watch movements of your retinas, or talk to you in audible Chinese, or... or....
there are different types of UI's than just GUI's. GUI usually refers to WIMP style interfaces: windows, icons, menus, pointer. There's also CLI or command line interface, and ZUI or zooming interface, or Touch Screen interfaces, or hardware interfaces (like game controllers) etc... etc...
There is no major difference(high level) between them but if you want some points to explain the 2 you can refer the below link UI can just be any command line interface or a simple text input/output screen GUI would mean more usser friendly.
An explanation can be as below. "The UI is that part of the machine you use to control the machine and it sometimes has instruments to inform you about the status of the machine. For example an excavator can be controlled by several handles to dig, but could also give information about how many oil is left or at what temperate the engine is running. It is the central point of control and information.
The graphic user interface is where you control the machine in a graphical environment. Usually you control a computer by keyboard and mouse and you see all information on a screen. You see what your input is (what you want to control) and what the output is (the information the computer gives back) all on screen. " The link is below. http://toostep.com/question/what-difference-between-gui-and-ui
Nothing - just jargon. GUI = Graphical User Interface, UI = User Interface. You can use them interchangeably.


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Stainless pasta pot + gas cooktop = really slow?
Is it just me or is a shiny pasta pot on a gas cooktop just a bad combination? I have nice large stainless pasta pot from Williams-Sonoma bought many years ago, with a nice heavy clad insert on bottom, and it wasn't even very expensive at the time. I just feel like it takes forever to come to a boil on my Wolf rangetop. So more often than not I'll end up using my largest Calphalon pot instead.
I know part of it is the pasta pot holds a lot more water than my Calphalon pot. But it takes so long I almost feel like the shiny bottom is reflecting a lot of the flame heat away, compared to the dark bottom of the Calphalon. Am I way off base here?
Or is it that the heavy insert takes a long time to heat up, but should recover the boil more quickly after I put in the pasta?
I actually bought an induction plate, partly hoping that it would be way more efficient at transferring the heat to the stainless pot. Unfortunately I found the pot didn't work with induction.
The transfer of heat from a gas flame to a pot is something that seems to be ignored. Heat exchangers usually use fins to increase the conducting surface. The closest thing I've seen to that is Le Creuset which has what looks like stubby fins. The texture of the surface should also matter. Has anybody ever seen any research on the subject?
i actually may have the same pasta pot...mine is about 10 years old...solid bottom, glass lid, 8 quarts?
regardless, i agree with what many have stated. while the pot matters, in the end, i wouldn't expect your boil time to be very different in the end. on our 18k burner (which i actually don't have turned up all the way, lest the flames go up the side of the pot, so i'm guessing i'm probably in the 12-14k range), i can boil about 4-5 qts of water in about 10min.
i'd wonder, along with everyone else, what the output of the burner you are using is. if you're over 10k, you should get decent boil times. (i of course cover the pot while the water is boiling)
Unless you want to finish the pasta by cooking up additional ingredients in the same pot, there is no need for a heavy clad insert, so go with the thinner aluminum which will definitely heat up faster. If you are using enough water, boil recovery shouldn't be a problem.
Derek87, yup sounds very much like the same pot - do you have the pasta insert and the steamer insert?
I believe the Wolf rangetop is about 16K on all burners. It does take about 10-15 minutes for about 4 quarts. So I guess that is about normal and to be expected?
wwu, yes, ours has the pasta insert and steamer although they are rarely used (had to think for a second about that question ;) )
i'm guessing yours is performing normally. the ~10min it takes has always seemed fast enough to me...fast enough that it keeps up with me prepping a quick dinner meal so that i can get food on the table, if i'm efficient in 20-25min. [10+ pasta cooking time is the same i'd use to prep whatever quick sauce i'm making + salad or any other side veggie dish]
i don't think i would need it to be any faster than it is, although it might be interesting to try out our all clad stock pot and some cheap thin pot, as suggested above, to see if it makes a big difference. (of course, carefully measuring out the exact amount of water in each case...)
Best thing is make sure the base is at least 12" minimum, then you get the most out of the flame.
I have a really old thin Aluminum pot that is 13" dia filled about half way with the lid on it is boiling in about 7-9 minutes on a 15,000btu burner.
Only thing I don't like is that it is aluminum and reacts to salt water, but it boils fast.
I actually want to get a stainless Stock Pot at some point but only if it is at least 12" Dia.
I have no problem just filling the pot putting on the lid and turning the burner on about 30% and forget about it while I am preparing everything else.
Then when I want it to boil I just turn it on high and its rapid boil in about a minute.
Well, I was making spaghetti today so decided to time it. The pot is 10" dia, 8 qt. I filled it about halfway, so about 3.5-4 quarts of unsalted water. Turned the Wolf range to High setting, which is supposed to be 16K BTU , at that setting the flames don't go visibly past the edge of the pot, though I'm some fair amount of heat is escaping around the sides.
Took 12-13 minutes to get to a rolling boil. Put in 1/2 lb of pasta, it took about two minutes to recover the boil. I think if it was 10 minutes to boil, with instant recovery time, that'd be OK. But really it's 15 minutes to get to the 2nd boil.
So if I got an induction-ready pasta pot, how quick would a 2000W induction plate boil 4 quarts?


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A simple method that does not need programming is to digitize the area of "small" into vector file as a polygon and then burn it into the image with gdal_rasterize http://www.gdal.org/gdal_rasterize.html If the small image is rectangular without nodata regions you can get the mask shapefile with gdaltindex http://www.gdal.org/gdaltindex.html gdaltindex ...
Ciao, in the latest versions of GeoServer you can use the REST api to ingest additional granules. ImageMosaic would not pick up new images automatically, but you could use the REST api to automate this. You can check this link for additional information. Hope this helps.
The image mosaic plugin holds the information about the tiles/images in an index which is either a shapefile or a database. To make the new images show up you need to update the index. This is tricky if you are using the default shapefile but easy if you are using postgis. For postgis you just issue an SQL insert statement with the name, location and bounds ...
I think this guide will help you. It shows you how to turn a large geotiff into map tiles for use with leaflet.
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Ice plant in dry stacked rock wall
Has anyone tried using ice plants (Delosperma congestum ) in betweeen the rocks of a dry stacked wall? Also, they are supposed to be hardy to zone 5 but I want to be sure they will survive our winters (Technically I am in zone 5b/6 but like to stay well within my zone when planting). I love these plants but this is my first year with them and don't want to plant them in the wall if there is a chance they will not overwinter.
Thanks in advance for any advice or suggestions
Jean, I live in Cincinnati, and have done it. It's a fairly low wall, filled with a sandy soil mix, and my Delasperma cooperi has done beautifully. In two years it has spread along about six feet of the top of the wall. It is in constant bloom from maybe June to frost. It is also very easy to take pieces and try them other places. D. nubigeum has survived on top of another wall but has never flowered. I don't know why. I've got several other delaspermas doing well in other places, but not in walls. They are, however, in soils that stay relatively dry during the winter. Wet soil, more than cold temperatures, in my opinion, is why these plants sometimes don't survive winter.
That was just the information I was looking for - thank you so much - I am thrilled to hear that yours survive the winter, mine are planted on a slope in a sand/compost mixture and seem to be doing well. I just love these ice plants, the blooms are so prolific and long lasting and perfect for my sloped gardens.
Thanks again,
P.S. I am SW of Dayton
I'm guessing West Carrolton? Yes, they are great plants. If you are interested in different types, Arrowhead Alpines and H&H Botanicals, both in Michigan, have good selections. I've got one called "Ruby Star," which is very small, which I bought from one of those companies. It has dime sized bright raspberry blooms all summer. Really cool.
Wow I had no idea there were so many different ones. This might become an addiction. I will definitely be trying some new varieties next spring. Thanks for the names of the nurseries.
And that was a pretty good guess, I am actually a little farther southwest in the Farmersville/Germantown area.
Was wondering if either one of you have tried Delosperma Sphalmanthoides? It is a small bun shaped plant. The tag says zone 5, but here in Iowa, I am more bordering on the zone4..I just push the limits as much as I can. I purchased the plant in Kansas City last May, but instead of putting it in the garden, I planted it in a strawberry jar with other succulants. Maybe I should have hardened it off in the garden? Have either one of you seen this tiny plant?
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I am interested in trying these also. But have never heard of them. Is there somewhere I can see a picture, is this their common name. We have 1 and 2 stacked rows of large rocks and I am always looking for something to grow in between these rocks. Sandy in Kansas City.
Hi all,
When you say "in" the wall, what exactly do you mean? I had a dry stacked rock wall built in my backyard last year, and the woman who designed it suggested leaving openings for plants - basically big gaps in the stonework. She suggested some plants for them, but when I planted them they hung limply for a while and eventually croaked, despite lots of time spent trying to get water to trickle gently to their roots throught the cracks in the rock. Would ice-plant be an option for me? The wall doesn't get any direct sun, but a fair amount of light.
Many thanks.
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Here is a link that might be useful: delosperma cooperi
Hi, thank you for bringing up this topic. A number of references suggest Delosperma congestum is hardy as low as Z4, while others state only to Z7. Suspect there are variations within this particular species and you'll have to find out just which one you have. From personal experience the nurseries growing and/or selling plants don't always get things right in terms of plant characteristics.


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First let me explain the situation. We have lived in our apartment complex in tennesse for well over two years and have never had a problem with anyone in our complex except when another tenants child ( who has major anger issues, even with her parents) gets into arguments with our child and another child that plays with him. Our child is 10 and yesterday him and two of his friends came inside our apartment complaining about the parent of another child (who by the way was supposed to be a friend of ours) getting on to them for picking on her child when it was her child that was calling them names and causing problems. Myself and my wife informed the children, our own included, to stay away from them and not to worry about them. Today however the child we had problems with was over next to our building talking badly about our son and was heard by my wife. My wife decided that due to the child calling our child names she would talk to her parent. When she tried to talk calmly to the parent the parent informed her that she needed to shut up about it and hung up on her. My fiance decided that she would just talk to her in person because living in an apartment complex we feel that it is best to handle problems as they occure instead of letting them grow and get out of hand, especially when it comes to our child. Myself and my wife went over to talk to her and her door was open. No one stepped into her apt. My wife saw her through the door and asked her if she would speak to her as an adult about what was going on with the kids and the response she recieved was her yelling to shut up about it and if our son wasn't such a brat none of it would have happened. Of course her calling our son names and my wife names, made my wife mad and she raised her voice back at her about how she would no longer talk to her and she didnt have to worry about our son being around her daughter anymore. To make a long story short, this person is friends with the apt manager whom she called. The apt manager came out and yelled at my wife. My wife tried to explain what was going on, and the manager wouldn't listen to anything she had to say. She not only yelled at my wife blaming my wife for "wanting deal with the sitiuation" she also yelled at our son, his friend(who was also outside) and her parents who had stepped outside at the time. She informed us that our children were the ones who were causing problems, even tho it has been witnessed by several people to be the other child, and she was fed up with it and if it didn't stop we (us and our childs friends parents) would recieve eviction notices due to our childrens behaivor. She also said if we didn't like it we could hit the road. My actual question is: Is an apt manager allowed to yell at your children who have done nothing and threaten eviction? Also is there any thing you can do about them yelling in your face and not listening to you because they are on their friends side no matter what the truth is? This manager has her picks and has a tendancy to get in your face if she is mad at you. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
First, it is extremely hard to read and understand a long block of text. I realize you are new here and this is your first message, but dividing your message into paragraphs would make it easier to read.
I think you and your wife should follow the advice you gave your children: Myself and my wife informed the children, our own included, to stay away from them and not to worry about them.
If you can't do that, I would think about moving because you can't fix or change the situation in any other way.
"The apt manager came out and yelled at my wife. My wife tried to explain what was going on, and the manager wouldn't listen to anything she had to say. This manager has her picks and has a tendancy to get in your face if she is mad at you."
Ask the police to come with you the next time you have to talk to the apt mgr. Would be interesting to see if she 'gets in your face' with the law standing next to you.
Sounds like a no win situation. Make sure you document everything before you leave so you get your deposit back.


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I am planning (better yet, would love to) put a fiberglass pool in my backyard this Summer. I was wondering if anyone can give me a rough estimate of how much it will cost to do this. Thank you.
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Hmmm. Tough question. How big the pool, where will you buy it, what do you want to put in it? How about landscaping around it? Will you do it yourself or hire someone to install.
The pool/pond prices vary greatly by size and source. Sometimes you can get good deals at the end of the season. Pumps are expensive, $30.00 for a smaller one, but should last for years. You can make a small, attractive pool without a pump, but the sound of moving water, plus the extra oxygen/circulation, make them a good purchase. I advise goldfish over koi etc., esp. for a small pond. Keep it understock and underfed and your water will stay clear. Overstocking and overfeeding cause problems. I pick my goldfish out of the feeder fish tank in a pet shop, you can pick some pretty ones out of the multitudes.
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As equity analysts have downgraded gold stocks (GDX), credit ratings have remained resilient but Moody's says persistent gold prices below $1,300/oz. or more volatile pricing could prompt downgrades of several miners. Investment-grade producers such as Newmont (NEM), Barrick (ABX) and Goldcorp (GG) have more options to deal with low prices than smaller firms such as Iamgold (IAG) or Eldorado (EGO), Moody's says.
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a downgrade from moody's is just the banksters cartel rigging the system yet again..the whole dam system has been corrupted...when it crashes there will be many who have robbed the masses and with no where to hide, will pay dearly....and not in gold and silver....imho
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yes, whole financial world system is rigged, no question about it. Rigging and all kind of "analyst" made speculations will continue until whole system goes in flames. It has already happened many times in human history, just check hyperinflation collapses in France, Germany...name your country...during last centuries. But, the difference now is that the "system" is worldwide driven by the same elite, so the collapse will be worldwide as well. Buy until is still cheap, metals and tangibles cannot be printed...yet.
The U.S. Federal Reserve and most central banks were created to prevent any kind of financial disaster. And based on the last five years, there should be no doubt in your mind the central banks will do whatever they have to do to stop any financial crisis in its tracks.
The example of post-WWI Germany shows what happens when a Country's currency is irrelevant outside its Country. The U.S. Federal Reserve notes are considered the reserve currency of all the World banks, based on a tradition of sound money (relative to other currencies). "Money" is acceptable for trade as long as there is not too much pain attached to it. IMO, Bernanke's creation of at least $3 Trillion of digital money will eventually be circulated outside the U.S. banks, who are reaping the benefits of having their debts wiped-out and guaranteed profits on all mortgages they create. The Fed is transferring the debt of the Treasury and the big Banks to holders of U.S. "dollars" in whatever form they're held. Those new "dollars" compete with the savings of all dollar holders.
Mr. Sinedo: Which should also mean gold and precious metals should maintain a stable to upward price movement as a safe haven against your cited currency manipulation by the U.S. Federal Reserve and others.
goals is financial stability and a targeted 2% U.S. inflation rate.
Of course, outsmarting yourself, or missing some critical event
has been a common past mistake by central banks causing multiple millions to suffer. They will probably see your
scenario coming and will adjust for it as they see it and see fit.
and foreign governments as a method of stabilizing their currency and currency generally. With the beyond huge supply of U.S. dollars and most other currencies around, it does not seem very probable to spread to everyone.
and usually with great pain to the population on any inflation reduction primarily due to the higher interest rates and resulting scarcity of currency or currency equivalents.
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