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Justin writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
Looks, reliability, gas, control,
The clunk, OEM paint job
My P5 — According to Fairbanks Mazda, i was the first Lazer Blue Protege 5 owner in South Florida. Now, years later and living in Vermont, i still have my P5 and love it with every new day. This is my 5th Mazda and still proud. Never any issues, tons of mileage, and they all purr like a kitten. The reason for new Mazda's is the awesome looks and style. Though, have not plans to get rid of my P5 anytime soon....
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Konrad writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 Review
looks, handling, practicality
stereo, hatchback, power
Mazda Protege5 — Considering this is an entry level car, Mazda did a great job on it. For the life of the car I have never had anything break down on it. It was nicely styled and I received many compliments on it's looks. It had a nice and firm suspension and handled very nicely on the twisty roads. Power was average, but with the 5-speed manual, it was a lot of fun to drive. It handled all weather conditions well and had lot's of room to haul things and put smaller family members in. The interior was nicely designed; especially liked all the gauges in red. The biggest negatives about the car are the sound system (really could have used a better one), more power would have been nice, and a good looking coupe would have been a nice choice instead of a hatchback if it had been available, seeing as I really don't much care for the sedan styling.
Stef writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
It's bright yellow and unique inside and out.
It's a four-cylinder.
The Little Yellow Bus. — It's a mostly stock yellow short bus basically. I call it a "SPORT WAGON". It is decently fast for a four cylinder. It's great on gas and responds quickly. But, I am a speed demon and like my cars fast. Too bad this one is not so much.
Gianpaolo writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
P5 Best Car Ever — Awesome in every way. Great selection of aftermarket everything. Turbo helps with the get-up-and-go! Practical, fun, good looking, cheap, and it's a Mazda... What else could you want from a car? Hope everyone gets a chance to drive one someday.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jerrelle writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
Practicality and fun in one package
Not very fast
Absolutely A Great Vehicle To Own, Love It To Death — Quick but by no means fast, great craftsmanship and build quality, no rattling or poor components, nice color and style, cheap to own and maintain, and has lots of space and is great to drive. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Denis writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
fun performance
Don't Hit Anything — Awesome little Japanese car that perform very well against lancers, hondas etc... on all facet. it is an eye turner very well built, worry free that was fun to drive, i'd buy an other one but the Aussies don't have that model.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jay writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
handling, size
Rust! and the seats are not comfy (lots of backaches)
5-door Grocery Getter That Feels Like A Go-kart — I bought the car new in 2003 for it's handling, looks,equipment and unparalleled value at the time. It's been a fun car, handling daily tasks well, being practical and making a good long distance companion. Now thanks to the depreciation it's worth nothing, but makes a great commuter car for the daily 905/416 struggle.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
anubis44 writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
I'll Never Buy Another Mazda Due To Poor Service At Dealer (i Think This Car Was A Lemon) — Purchased in Dec. '04 w/ 16k. Had vehichle rust protected by dealer since I live in ON & use salt brine in winter. Still a rust bucket. ABS/ ebrake sensors gone @ 40k. Brakes done 4x under 70k. Im thinking itsa lemon!
Primary Use: Family transportation
Aaron writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
4 disc brakes, fog lights, stock "body kit", light clutch pedal, relatively easy to mod, pretty stiff ride for a stock car, nice cornering!
not anit-lock brakes (came as an option), nothing else really other than poor motor mounts (only reason build quality did not get 5 stars).
Mazda Says It All: Zoom-zoom — Made a nice first project car. I think I've invested too much into it...but it's too late to stop now! The car is a lot more roomy than it works. I've fit 4 adults and packed the back full without a problem. This is a great car to have, it could be faster, but then I'd just get into more trouble.
Chris writes:
2003 Mazda Protege5 4 Dr STD Wagon Review
handling, appearance
road noise
03 Mazda Protege 5 — My '03 Mazda handles like a much higher-end car. Its quite tight and responsive, with surprising power for a 4-cylinder engine. The factory stabilizer bar really adds to its handling. The exterior is as sharp as it ever was. I have always liked the eye-catching design, and the Laser Blue Mica color is still one of my faves. As the car has aged a bit, I notice some of the interior finishes not holding up as well as they should. However, Mazda has done a great job in upgrading interior materials in their more recent models. A couple of annoying and potentially expensive things have popped up, i.e. a bum airbag sensor and a sprung seat belt latch. Other than that I have spent next to nothing on this car other than normal maintenance. For my next car I plan to upgrade either to the CX-7 or CX-9.
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It is simply fun to drive. Tight corners, aggressive gearing, and low to the ground. Not great for baby car seats or driving adults in the back seats. As the car aged, it got a little louder on the h... Read More
My Mazda Protege 5
First off, it is rated 4.8 stars out of 5 on Edmunds! They only had the car for two years, very rare and popular. also if you read the reviews, you read how people regret selling their car. The sti... Read More


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I worked at Brookfield Asset Management full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
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-Nice location at World Financial, but then again it could be better since they own the freaking complex.
-Good starting salary, expect it to last a few years.Cons
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One would think for a Canadian company they would be more progressive. This company may be near Wall Street, but it does not carry the cache' of a Wall Street company, even though they act that way.
-Take a course in actually learning to manage human beings and reward commitment as well as performance.
-Give people some privacy.Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo opinion of CEO
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IT dept got outsourced . Poor managementAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Nothing to say, hope they are doing good with cost management and paying out bonuses to top ppl
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In IT, this were very unstable and you cannot really trust anyone. Things are always changing.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Change upper management ITDoesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookApproves of CEO
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You must look into retention strategies if you don't want your employees to see you as a stepping stone. Invest in those you want to stay and promote internal movement and promotions. Workplace gender equality should really be reviewedDoesn't RecommendApproves of CEO
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i can't believe i had the self discipline to hold this post for an entire week and not use it right off the bat. i'm such an antsy blogger when it comes to anything vaguely sneak peek related. one of my favorite artists, alyson fox, was kind enough to share a seriously fantastic before + after project that has become more of a mini-sneak peek! alyson and her fiance derek were kind enough to share a sneak peek into their austin home last year and now they're giving us a peek into their recently made-over kitchen. the project took six months and the final results are in-credible. using countertops and a sink from ikea, alyson and derek made over their existing kitchen to create a warm, modern space. for those of you curious about details, alyson and brian used a spray gun to paint the cabinets (which they matched to alyson's beautiful orange/red desk. others were stained), used steel for their backsplash, microlam for the shelves, ikea for the table and classic thonet chairs and barstools from homegirls. alyson says they were going for, "a really open simple kitchen with a pop of color" and i think they achieved just that. thanks so much to alyson and derek for sharing their project and another glimpse into their lovely home. great work guys! (be sure to check out all of the photos below the fold, too)
[click here for full sized photos of alyson's home]
[image above: the kitchen before]
[image above: halfway through the process]
[image above: front of the house before]
[image above: front of the house after]
oh what an incredible makeover! her house is lovely. she was kind enough to share her paint colors with us when we first started our overhaul…what a dream of a home (and kitchen!).
amazing! i love the red cabinets and exposed shelves and backsplash. so inspiring for our own kitchen reno, as we were considering red cabinets!
Wow.. so awesome! I hate the process of remodeling.. but I love the finished product! Opening up the kitchen, opened up the entire home! Love it!
Wow! – Congratulations – it looks great. I've been thinking about a similar backsplash – mind if I ask a few questions? What kind of steel did you use – and how did you install it?
WOW amazing place. What a beautiful transformation.
it's really lovely!
wow, what are those bar stools! who made them?! they are the perfect blend of modern and comfortable.
Oh you were not kidding. The house is amazing!!!!
argh! I am consumed with jealousy. What a beautiful kitchen. Sigh. Double sigh, even.
Lovely! We just did our kitchen from scratch with Ikea cabinets/oak counters and that same sink. Labor intensive but worth it.
I am in love with this kitchen! Functional, stylish, contemporary, and most importantly, fabulous!
wow! my new dream kitchen…………..
Where is the "Keep Calm and Carry On" print from? I would love to get one!
I love this kitchen makeover! The warm tones are wonderful and I think the open kitchen makes the space look huge.
I'd love to know who the artist is who made the painting/print of the girl that is hung over the Eames rocker in the living room.
I am also dying to know what those barstools are! Please tell!
Love the "keep calm and carry on" print! And the whole project, of course! Fabulous.
The Keep Calm posters are sold several places. SFGirlByBay blogger Victoria sells them here:
And the company Keep Calm, out of the UK, sells them here:
Well…I guess you could say "mission accomplished". Um, A LOT!!! What a transformation. Well, done you guys! (Love the Mr. & Mrs Jones juicers on the counter!)
Em-design….the Keep Calm posters are from sfgirlbybay.
FABULOUS!!!! I'm in awe.
wow – so amazing!
I love the after pictures. I love the house in general, the exposed beams are amazing.
Gorgeous! I'm just wondering how the adjustment from a full size refrigerator to a counter height refrigerator has been? It looks great and it's something I'm thinking about, but will I be able to store a week of groceries in there? I eat a lot of dairy, fish and veggies.
wow Alyson! Nice job! I'm so jealous!
pretty. i like how the addition looks on the front of the house too. fridge location looks a bit dicey…
where is that bird-with-a-lady-face print from? i know that i've seen it either on d*s or another blog, it's lovely
i'm pretty sure it's ashley G.
That is outrageously beautiful. And had to have been outrageously expensive.
Hi Everyone. Thank you so much for all of your lovely comments. We really appreciate it. I will answer the questions so far:
Nada- we used carbon metal steel for the backsplash that we coated with polyurethane t0 protect it from rusting. Then we just used screws to install it that matched the steel right into the wall.
Cat and Odessa- the barstools are from Homegirls. They are found pieces. I wish I knew who made them. Oldies, but goodies.
Helena- the artist is Sean Mahan
Sarah- the half fridge can hold a weeks worth of food for 2 people pretty easy. I have no complaints thus far excet that I could use a tad higher space ( lower shelf) in the fridge for more beverages.
http://www.keep-calm for great stuff.
really inspiring!
So gorgeous, I'm crying with envy!!!
I absolutely love it!! Great makeover!! I definetly need that sign – keep calm and carry on.
I'm always a little envious of open shelves for dishes and such. I live in Berkeley and impending earthquakes make it not such a great idea :(
what a beautiful job! i love how the space looks both spacious and warm. thanks for sharing those pictures!
great! i loved the proportion of the house from when i saw it the first time, but now much improved. alyson and blake
are making me want to move to austin!
p.s. just learned of her small collection (and this sneak peek) thanks to abigail.
love the kitchen very much!!
beautiful work. where's the lovely couch from?
This AMAZING remodel is so full of inspiration! Congratulations for such a beautiful job and thanks so much for sharing it!
i'm going to cry.
It's great to see a kitchen on d*s! Love this remodel. As a kitchen designer, I'm wondering about a few things (for one, is there a door opposite the refrigerator?) Just curious! All in all, REALLY great! Enjoy it, it must be very enjoyable to be in.
Beautiful! we're remodeling our kitchen (eventually) and are thinking of ikea. Did you use IKEA cabinets, as well as the sink and counters? Thanks!! Really light and airy.
I just love this blog!
Wow, this is gorgeous Alyson. I really love how open the space is with the use of shelving rather than cabinets.
this is so beautiful! we are mid reno in our kitchen space too so it's nice to see something so beautiful!
What an amazing home! I wish Alyson could come decorate my house! What an amazing eye she has – needless to say she is one multi-taleneted artist.
Awesome. So inspiring! We're about to tackle our kitchen…so this gives me hope. :)
Would it be rude to ask for a ballpark figure on how much this cost? We are going into a piecemeal/DIY kitchen remodel and I am torn between using IKEA cabinets and salvaging the ones we have. Cost (of the IKEA cabinets and the installation) will be the deciding factor. If you don't want to answer, though, I completely understand.
I love the look of shelf cabinets. Why hide it all behind a door? Where would we be without Ikea? Alyson should design for thier showrooms. Just perfect.
Very nice!!! I wonder if the paintings on the wall are her work.
Very inspirational!!!
What an incredible transformation! Really well done.
Me again. Thank you again for the amazing compliments. Here are some more answers to questions.
Emily- the couch is from Design Within Reach- it was actually in reach becaus it was on sale. They still carry it.
Susan- there is no door opposite of the fridge. The window by it was the exterior window of the bathroom at one point. It's sort of a funny little space, but the friedge actually opens a far as you would need it to.
Lulu, we did not get the cabinets from IKEa, just the sink, counter tops and table. The cabinets we odered online. There are a few places that make wood cabinets in various dimensions.
Allie, not a rude question at all. We were able to do it for $10,000 ( applicances and all). If you have the manpower ( an amazing father-in-law and family like we had ) you can save a lot.
Thanks again!
What a fabulous kitchen! I love the little white hanging pots on the backsplash. Where did you get them?
Alyson & Derek you guys did ALOT of work. Your kitchen is amazing. I love all the openness and how the color pops. The interior photos were a treat to see as well. What is the next project??Also, I adore all your pottery pieces and how it is all displayed.
Thanks for answering alyson. I love the grain of the wood used for the cabinets. Do you have any specific recommendations for a source? Again, much appreciated!
where are the shelves from? are they lack? the lack shelves from ikea here say they have a 10 pound max weight and i'm scared to use them
i have serious kitchen envy. wow…..
beautiful alison! yay!
LOVE IT. Can you please let me know where to find shelves like that? I renovated my kitchen six months ago, and thicker versions of those are EXACTLY what I want, but I haven't been able to source them. Thank you!
Kristina and Jennifer,
The shelves were custom made from Microlam, which is an engineered wood and then secured to the studs with heavy duty metal brackets that were then dry-walled over to give the effect that they are floating. You can find the wood at most lumber yards.
The Cabinets we got from a company called cabparts. They were prefabricated to our specific order and we got ours in an oak veneer that we then painted the redy-orange color for some and stained the others.
p.s. the little white ceramic pots hanging over the sink are from IKEA.
Overall lovely job; I've already ordered the "Keep Calm.." print and can't wait to frame it and find a perfect spot for it! Could you please share the exact paint color and brand you used for the light blue/gray color? I've been hunting for a color like that for my kitchen. Thanks in advance!!!
I love this kitchen and the red, the red! An inspiration!
yes… A work of art! Did you have to prime the cabinets so the paint color would take well? Would you be so kind to share your start-to-stop process?! Thank-you!
Thank you! That is a huge help. Your house is beautiful!
I want to live there! What a beautiful inspiration for my own eventual kitchen remodel! And that porch, wow!
Is there anything Alyson does that isn't just perfect? You are so talented!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us. It turned out so beautiful.
You guys are awesome! I'm so proud of you! Love you and miss you.
Cat and Odessa, if you like Alyson's barstools, try these from ebay:
they're not exactly the same, but close!
Alyson your home is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing it. We're bogged down in the middle of major renovations in our home.
Your finished pictures are inspiring:) I love your paint colors. Do you mind sharing those too?
Thanks again!
Jillian and Carrie please e-mail me at email@example.com. I have to search our shed to look for the pain colors.
Donna, yes the cabinets were primed. We used a spray gun that we put our primer in first and then we did our color. I say we, but Derek did it. He painted 3 coats of the color which you have to let dry between coats (and you have to watch for drips.) We used an oil based paint becasue it's supposed to hold up better with day to day use. You can rent a spray gun from a few places if you do not want to buy one. Clean up is no fun!
Courtney- you are too kind.
I love the barstools. Where did you find them?
I love the kitchen. The colors are gorgeous and I love the shelves. I could never keep things so neatly to display like that though!
Great job! Very inspiring.
I love it! Can someone please tell me where the wonderful mortar & pestle set is from?
What an amazing house. May I ask what color red you used? Its perfect. And I too have been looking for that mortar and pestle set.
i'm totally inspired. we have kitchen-talk all the time about 0ur 1960's rancher. this has inspired me to knock out a half wall and create a little bar area overlooking the livingroom.
thanks for sharing so many great photos of the before and after, you guys did a beautiful job!!!!!
Totally agree with Sabrina, great sign on the wall!! Everyone should have one of those….
I love this small space. What a great remodel. You can go to my blog at http://www.cococozy.com and see some other small space remodels
Wow! Funny how this kitchen now seems much larger and more spacious.


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Its Gandhi not Ghandi... not to nit-pick, i'm just trying spread the info, personally i'm not fond of Gandhi...
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Its Gandhi not Ghandi... not to nit-pick, i'm just trying spread the info, personally i'm not fond of Gandhi...
Dallas hsa its 635.... always has traffic... even at 2 am, daily has around 5-6 accidents which i hear on radio...
When i learnt Science in school, we were taught that "Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but can be transformed from one form into another" (I know this doesn't hold true especially under Einstien's equation E = mc2), but i guess you get the point.
So if we are going to spend the energy doing "work" by travelling, then it begs the question where we would get it from all the time?
I don't think car would run just on its exhaust, if there is not external energy system,
If the scientist succeeds then he might be on a brink of discovering something we call as a "Perpetual Machine"
I guess you got your numbers wrong.
1.3 people in china--> true
3 billion people in US --> NOT true
i guess you meant 0.3 billion OR say 300 million people.
You are continuing with the same mistake Christopher Columbus did, he was searching for Asian-India and he landed on America and called people here Indians.
Now when the talk is been happening on Asian-Indian drugs
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Ladybug landed on me but its the middle of winter
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A ladybug just landed on me but its february and its -10C out and dead of winter. It may have come from my valentines day flowers maybe? It was kinda nice to see.
One might be kinda nice but 10's of thousands hibernating inside the garage/basement and getting in through duct work are a real PITA. We alternate winters between Boxelder bugs and Lady bugs (Asian Lady Beetles). Many who live on farms have similar problems.
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Temporal range: Late Cretaceous, 84Ma
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Aerosteon is a genus of either allosauroid or tyrannosauroid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period of Argentina. Its remains were discovered in 1996 in the Anacleto Formation, dating to the Santonian stage (about 84 million years ago). The type and only known species is A. riocoloradense. Its specific name indicates that its remains were found 1 km north of the Río Colorado, in the province of Mendoza. They show evidence of a bird-like respiratory system.[1] Aerosteon's name can be translated as air bone and derives from Greek ἀήρ (aer, "air") and ὀστέον (osteon, "bone"). Though the species name was originally published as "riocoloradensis", Greek ὀστέον is neuter gender, so according to the ICZN the species name must be riocoloradense to match.
Aerosteon was a 9 metre (30 ft) long, 2 metric ton bipedal carnivorous dinosaur that lived approximately 83 million years ago during the Santonian stage.
The remains discovered include a single tooth, some cranial bones, a number of partial or complete vertebrae from the neck, back, and sacrum, several cervical and dorsal ribs, gastralia, furcula (wishbone), left scapulocoracoid, left ilium, and left and right pubes. The incomplete fusion of some of its bones indicate that it was not quite fully mature.
Aerosteon did not initially appear to belong to any of the three groups of large theropods that were known to have inhabited the southern continents during this time (namely the Abelisauridae, Carcharodontosauridae or Spinosauridae). Sereno suggested that it might be related to the allosauroid radiation of the Jurassic period, and this was confirmed in subsequent studies that recognized a clade of late-surviving, lightly built, advanced allosauroids with large hand claws similar to the spinosaurs, called the Megaraptora, within the allosaur family Neovenatoridae.[2] A later analysis has placed Aerosteon within the Tyrannosauroidea.[3]
Some of Aerosteon's bones show pneumatisation (air-filled spaces), including pneumatic hollowing of the furcula and ilium, and pneumatisation of several gastralia, suggesting that it may have had a respiratory air-sac system similar to that of modern birds. These air sacs would have acted like bellows, moving air into and out of the animal's relatively inflexible lungs, instead of the lungs themselves being expanded and contracted as occurs with mammals. See avian respiratory system for more detailed information on this.
Sereno theorises that this respiratory system may have developed to assist with regulating body temperature and was later co-opted for breathing.[1]
Classification and naming[edit]
Aerosteon was first described by Sereno et al. in a paper which appeared in the online journal PLoS ONE in September 2008. However, at the time, the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature did not recognize online publication of names for new species as valid unless print copies were also produced and distributed to several libraries, and that this action is noted in the paper itself. PLoS ONE initially failed to meet this requirement for Aerosteon. On 21 May 2009, the journal's managing editor coordinated with the ICZN to correct this oversight, publishing a comment to the original paper with an addendum stating that the requirements had been met as of that date. Consequently, though the description appeared in 2008, Aerosteon was not a valid name until 2009.[4]
The cladogram presented here follows the 2010 analysis by Benson, Carrano and Brusatte.[2]
- ^ a b Sereno, P.C., Martinez,R.N., Wilson, J.A., Varricchio, D.J., Alcober, O.A., and Larsson, H.C.E. (2008). Kemp, Tom, ed. "Evidence for Avian Intrathoracic Air Sacs in a New Predatory Dinosaur from Argentina". PLoS ONE 3 (9): e3303. Bibcode:2008PLoSO...3.3303S. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0003303. PMC 2553519. PMID 18825273.
- ^ a b Benson R.B.J., Carrano M.T, Brusatte S.L. (2010). "A new clade of archaic large-bodied predatory dinosaurs (Theropoda: Allosauroidea) that survived to the latest Mesozoic". Naturwissenschaften 97 (1): 71–78. Bibcode:2010NW.....97...71B. doi:10.1007/s00114-009-0614-x. PMID 19826771.
- ^ F. E. Novas, F. L. Agnolín, M. D. Ezcurra, J. I. Canale, J. D. Porfiri (2012). "Megaraptorans as members of an unexpected evolutionary radiation of tyrant-reptiles in Gondwana". Ameghiniana 49 (Suppl.): R33.
- ^ PLoS ONE Group (2009). "Steps taken to meet the requirements of the ICZN to make new taxonomic names nomenclaturally available." Comment on Original Article: "Evidence for Avian Intrathoracic Air Sacs in a New Predatory Dinosaur from Argentina." PLoS ONE, 21 May 2009.
- ^ Zanno, L. E.; Makovicky, P. J. (2013). "Neovenatorid theropods are apex predators in the Late Cretaceous of North America". Nature Communications 4: 2827. Bibcode:2013NatCo...4E2827Z. doi:10.1038/ncomms3827. PMID 24264527.


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VERY Heat Torerant Tomatos???
Do any 'HOT tolerant' tomato varieties exist? Not just 'heat tolerant', But HOT tolerant ones? Ones that would grow in the south Florida heat and humidity? In the spring/summer and actually get tomatoes,? Not 'Matts Wild Cherry' or the 'Everglades' ones.
I mean a tomato that is actually big enough to slice and eat. Like a small beefsteak type?
I have grown just about every odd heirloom I can find and nothing produces more than 1 tomato before the heat gets to the plant, and it dies, or a hornworm turns up in the night and its totally gone by morning!
Have you read the thread I linked to at the bottom of this post, which is still here on the first page?
There are many suggestions and links to information about heat tolerant varieties, there are no heat resistant varieties.
I have many tomato friends who grow tomatoes in South FL, and that includes Linda Sapp wh owns Tomato Growers Supply in Fort Myers, and there are many others that don't have problems b'c they get their plants out early enough so that they set fruits before the high heat and humidity starts.
Linda suggests growing late and midseason varieties for Spring planting, sowing seeds around Xmas time then setting out by about early to mid Feb,weather
permitting and then growing early and mid season ones for a Fall crop.
Since I've received fresh fruits shipped up to me from Fall crops from S FL friends, I know it works, No sense in then shipping stuff up to me from their Spring crops, b.c it isn't long until I'll have earlies and mid season ones here in upstate NY,
But please do read the link below b/c as I said , lots of suggestions and links to read that are directly relevant to what you are now asking,
Here is a link that might be useful: Heat Tolerant varieties
Super heat tolerant?
Not that I am aware of. The issue is one of viable pollen. During high heat and/high humidity periods the pollen becomes tacky and non-viable so the plant can't set fruit. Blooms die and fall.
The solution is to alter the growing conditions. Planting earlier - even if it means protecting the plants as needed - so fruit set happens before the worst of the heat is the most common method and a common practice in the deep south. Florida is fortunate to have two growing seasons but unfortunately neither one is US summer.
Other methods include erecting shade barriers, heavy mulching to keep roots cool, hand or manual pollination when possible, etc. Have a night when the temps are below 75 then get out there and rattle those cages. :)
You might check with the folks over on the Florida Gardening forum here for tips on planting dates and variety recommendations.
Here is a link that might be useful: Blossom Drop FAQ
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Not one of my favorite FF7 tracks, but you captured the original flawlessly.
You can DEFINITELY tell this is original work.
Gotta love newground n00bs that flag anything they like and want for themselves...
indeed... :/
this was before advent children came out.. I originally had wanted to give it that "advent children" feel :)
thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Wow, this has been up for eleven months already and I'm only just now finding it? Where have I been?
FF7 has a great sound track, doesn't it?
actually I originally released it years ago but someone flagged it as stolen and it was removed.. it originally had a ton of views and reviews.. I was quite miffed.
And yes where have you been haha :P
and yes it sure does :)
thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Oh look at you still making these same ol' mixes ;)
Good job buddy, hope all is well!
hahaha omg it's OCON :P
thanks for the review old friend :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
rofl in time.
thanks for the review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Super cover! Almost like the original. FF7 still is one of my ultimate favourite games. Good job!
glad you like!
thanks for the review!


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G-Man Judges...episode 3
By G-Man Comments
Norman Osborn is the Director of the Thunderbolts. To quote Star Wars, "I have a bad feeling about this." It was interesting watching him make Bullseye squirm. Osborn has seemed to have been underused in the last few years. It's going to be real interesting to see what he's going to do.
As far as this issue...I'm not so sure how I feel. Bullseye, Venom, Penance, etc. make an interesting combo. But it almost screams "gimmick" to me. I thought the last page of the original Thunderbolts was gold. I didn't see it coming, former villains posing as heroes. But this...just seems a little cheap.
It surprises me that Songbird and even Radioactive Man will go for this. But it almost seems they don't really have much choice. And I don't think things look too good for Jack Flag, although I'll admit, I've only read a couple issues with him in it.
Overall, this wasn't a bad comic. Clearly it was a build up of what's to come. I do wanna see and know what will happen when Mac/Venom and Spidey in his black duds meet up again. It's probably worth checking out for what will hopefully be an interesting storyline.
I'm not sure what to make out of this series. Despite how some people feel about him, I still like Wolverine. I think the concept of this series could work. Wolverine recently got his memories back. Now he has to sort them out. He is out to get those who've messed with him in the past.
The art is...a little spooky at times. Something about the way Steve Dillon draws the eyes. And the pacing sometimes seems rushed yet it's almost like not a whole lot happesn. I know that might not make sense.
Wolverine's main priority now is to find his son. In doing so, former sidekick Jubilee was put at risk. I do question the decision of Wolverine having a son now. I could handle a clone (X-23) but now a son? It's almost too much. And now that he's just found out, all of a sudden, he shows up going after his father? Kinda lame.
I'll keep reading this series if it lasts. Wolverine compilists will want to also. Wolverine's kid should be a big deal for collectors and whatnot. I did like the cover. Although I prefer the second variant (which I showcased here). We just have to wait until the inevitable full blown clash between father and son.
Daredevil returns from his European vacation. I did enjoy Matt's time in prison. I thought it might be a little far fetched but it worked. I loved seeing Frank Castle work his way in to help out Matt.
Daredevil in Europe didn't do much for me. Even though it seem a little too...easy, I'm glad he's back in NY.
Matt has been cleared of the charges against him. He's getting his practice back. He's back with his wife. Foggy is alive and back. Wilson Fisk is out of the country. Life is good. How long is this going to last? For as little "action" as there was, I liked it.
The one thing that always bothered me was why didn't Matt have someone else pose as Daredevil when Matt was in public? Yes Iron Fist did when he was in jail. I would've thought Spider-Man could have done Matt a favor and pulled it off. He'd just have to tone down the acrobatics.
Oh man...what is going on with Dick Grayson's life? Actually, what is going on with this comic? First we have Jason Todd, who I enjoyed as the Red Hood, posing as Nightwing in a lame boring storyline. Now we had to sit through a four part story that didn't really offer much more.
What it comes down to is I can't believe this is the same Marv Wolfman that wrote Teen Titans for so long. And the next storyline, Bride and Groom, killer metas? Please.
I'm sure people know that DC's original plan was for Dick Grayson to die during Infinite Crisis. With the way these stories have been going...I don't know. I love Nightwing but I'm really starting to not care what happens.
I'm kinda glad this series is over. I wanted to like it but it just never...did it for me. Look at the cast, Nova, Galactus, Silver Surfer, Thanos, Drax...that's really something. But Annihilus is the big baddie? I always thought he was a joke in the Fantastic Four.
As much as I wanted this series to end, I would've like to seen Galactus and the Surfer get their revenge in more detail. All we got to see was some blasting of Annihilus' troops.
Thanos seems to still be dead. We know that can't and won't last. But getting your heart punched out makes it kinda hard to live.
We also see what happens to Quasar's quantum bands. Even though his name was Wendall, I was surprised at how easily he was killed.
The best for me was FINALLY seeing Nova in action. Now that he's the last of the Nova Corps and has had some training with Drax the Destroyer, he should be kickin' some butt. It was fitting that he was the one to take out Annihilus.
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juliet totten, one half of floral/event design duo, poppies and posies, lives in this upper westside new york city brownstone apartment with her sister ellen and dog jake. the apartment has also become the headquarters for poppies and posies -where juliet and the team's other half, sierra, spend days dreaming up magical environments and cool projects to create fabulous events. juliet is an avid collector – a trait inherited from her grandmother who travelled all over the world! in fact, many of juliet's favorite objects are from her grandparents. (see the full set of photos from the oh darling photo shoot here!) {thanks ellen, juliet, sierra and jake! special thanks to whitney and dustin of oh darling photography for the lovely photos!} – amy a.
[photo above: The painting over the fireplace is a print from Madeline. The artist, Ludwig Bemelman, was a family friend and so he inscribed this print "Little Audrey and The Princeton Tiger" for my grandparents Audrey and Middy (he went to Princeton). I am also obsessed with the lamp. It belonged to my other set of grandparents and is an old torpedo shell converted into a lamp. It was a gift from the Artillery & Missile School in May 1967 when they were stationed there.]
[photo above: I bought this piece at Junk in Brooklyn and gave it a bright glossy coat of paint. Now it's one of my favorite things! The top slides open and the inside lights up. It makes me feel like a '60s Hollywood starlet! ]
[photo above: This window sill gets the most amazing sun during the day so I wanted to utilize it and have a 'garden.' I grew up gardening with my dad, who had a serious green thumb. I have some lavender, rosemary, and different ferns and mosses at the moment. This summer I want to try my hand at growing tomatoes and strawberries. I think the best smell in the world (well, besides coppertone sunblock) is tomato vine.]
[photo above: I'm in love with these bottles. I found the one on the right in a junk shop in New Foundland and carried it 2,500 miles across land and sea, literally. It still has liqueur peppered with flecks of gold leaf in it. Both are working music boxes and the one on the right plays 'ma vie en rose' and the little couple inside waltz in a tiny circle. Love it.]
[photo above: This is my room and the corner studio where Sierra and I do a lot of our day-to-day work stuff. My favorite thing on the mantle is an ink drawing from Alice in Wonderland that belonged to my grandmother.]
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[photo above: I found this chair in my favorite antique emporium near my family's cabin in Maine. It's super mini and perfect for apartment living. The needlepoint pillow on it was done by my grandmother, Gagi. We seem to have a lot of hippos around the house, I think both of my grandmothers had a thing for them. My sister loves giraffes so we are a total zoo scene in here.]
[photo above: I love the aged mirror – it makes everything look romantic in reflection! The yellow flowers are craspedia. We're a little in love with them right now at poppies and posies. The other flowers are old decoupage cutouts attached to wire found at the green market.]
[photo above: I love this table – it's from an old Maine farmhouse. I use it as my drawing/ drafting/ sewing/ thinking table. Sierra and I try to keep fresh flowers in the workspace to inspire us and brighten our day a bit.]
[photo above: Sierra and I made this 'faux terrarium' lamp. I think we're going to make a whole line of them with different vignettes inside. The lamp is sitting on top of an old tool case Sierra and I found while sourcing antique containers for a wedding. I love how industrial it is in comparison to the rest of space. Also we're majorly into succulent bouquets right now. The ones hanging on the wall are alive and growing!]
[photo above: The headboard for this bed is actually a cool wickery folding screen found at an antique store and then mounted on the wall. The pillows on the left of the couch are old french grain bags stuffed with feathers. I covered the couch in an old kaleen I found in my parents house. My dad was a Middle Eastern specialist and lived in Turkey, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia and then we lived in Syria when I was tiny so our house is filled with amazing textiles. It's great when I can sneak a few out of the house and into my apartment!]
[photo above: This is my sister's desk. It looks out over the downstairs apartment's amazing garden. I found the print over the desk in a flea market for her. It's from the textile designer Vera Neumann and has her cute ladybug signature at the bottom.]
[photo above: I am not the greatest surfer but all of my siblings have taken up surfing and we like to get together to work on our skills when we can. I started when I was studying at NIDA in Sydney and totally fell in love with the sport. The Babar print next to the sofa was a gift. It was one of my favorite series of books when I was small and the colors are so cheerful.]
[photo above: This enamel-topped table has funny little squirrels peeking out throughout the design. My sis and I found the settee behind it at Target. It has heaps of storage inside, and I love the whole bench seating thing. The Bugatti print is from a flea market. The two prints above the table are menu's from a café in Paris with illustrations by Georges Redon. They are another one of my grandmother's items acquired when she live in Paris in the '30s]
What a very cool and eclectic home! Thank you for sharing! :)
Will you marry me? Who cares what my husband thinks- I'd rather live in your house. ;-)
i'm dying to know where the brass peacock was found!
It's great – it's so natural and well-lived-in. I think this space will appeal to a lot of people.
Beautiful, and I love the stories behind some of your treasures!
OMG I was surprised to see the Panama Line coasters! I live in Panama! Where did she get them? The house is AMAZING. Simply breathtaking.
I love the painted bricks and all the beautiful colors and textures. I love the headboard.
such an eclectic mix of coolness…and very refreshing and inspiring – putting me in the mood for springtime…
i just love that vase holding the pencils. and that typewriter!
wow, what a great space! so many memories, so much personality.
Very lovely:
Wheat grass
Kumquat tree
Billy balls.
That place just cheers me up.
My dream apartment!
This inspires me to grow citrus inside! If you don't mind sharing, and if you remember, would you please give the color green you used on that cabinet? Lovely!
I agree I would love to know the color on that cabinet. It is the best!
Oh, I love your house! It has so much color and life and I love that you've kept all the textiles and vintage treasures from your family.
I love the indoor window garden. Always makes any space so much nicer!
my favorite kind of sneak peek. Vignettes of brilliance, and then with a wide shot you realize that this kinda looks like your apartment, just with a few choice possessions that are found or acquired from family. The (1) Madeline print and the giraffe head and (2) the lemon tree and the green cabinet together are my favorite things.
Absolutely beautiful – and testament to Juliet {and Ellen and Sierra's!} amazing style and sunny personalities!
I love bright green pieces of furniture! Something about them is so cheery and fun!
Absolutely LOVE this space (and its in my neighborhood to boot!)
All the personality of your college apartment, but kept clean with more space and much better feng shui! I'm going to have to come visit.
Fun, Fun, Fun….and with such class.
I'm so impressed with your creativity and flair!
Come fix my space,…. please.
yes, that peacock fireguard is really something! i love this house, it's got so much personality and interesting objet without looking cluttered or messy. i really love reading where people find their treasures!
love corners with plants
LOVE it! I especially love all the vintage details, like the antiqued mirrors and even the retro type writer! Love those girls, their space reflects their personality and great style!
My mom has the same bottle (the one on the right). She had it for her 8th birthday, but obviously couldn't drink it… french people give strange gift sometime ! Apparently the liquor was purple and yes, it had golden leaf inside !
Love the old mirrors and the way you arranged it !!
You have a beautiful apartment, full of interesting and unique items. I especially liked the giraffe trophy head, it reminded me of a series of plaster heads that I had seen on etsy but can no longer find. Would love to know where you bought it so that I resume my search.
Absolutely Lovely, i think you did quite an amazing job and love everything about this.
beautiful apartment- and so unique! it looks very inviting. i'm especially loving the brass peacock fire screen- was that an antique store find or a family heirloom?
I REALLY want to know how you created that awesome succulent wall planter. Its fantastic!
What a great space full of personality. I love that you make every piece have a story behind it. It's a great reminder that color can be brought in different ways, seemingly not to coordinate, but then the end result is modernly whimsical and personal. Plus you can keep adding to it over the years. I hope they enjoy for a very long time!
I love love love the room! I also love when people use things other than vases for vases- like the vintage looking pitcher. I have a thing for bottles too and I think its awesome to collect ones that have a story behind them! My favorite part is the "garden"- no room is complete without live plants!
The whole place is inspiring!
this is my dream house.
What color of green and what brand did you use for the cabinet? I love that color!
I adore the Madeline print and your personal connection to it makes it even more special. I love Bemelman's illustrations and have often wondered what the pages would like tiled as wallpapered in a room. I think the line in the book goes "to the lions in the zoo, Madeline says pooh-pooh".
I love the bottles and the old frames.
There's just a little bit too much stuff for me to live in this place, but your taste is just perfect.
The green cabinet in the kumqat corner is jus perfection itself.
I'm so in love with your style, all the vintage, the colors, the stories. I have to ask about the green bar…Did you paint that yourself and if so, how (roller, brush, sponge, spray paint, type of paint)?
Wow, the peacock fireplace screen is so innovative and enticing and the pictures on bland walls look so cool.
Do you really use a typewriter? Not a computer?
I love the open shelving with all the glass!
just fun and how did you succeed with the orange plant..I have one but it has never produced…
also I am a huge devotee of Ludwig Bemelman..wonderful artist..found some correspondence with charming illustrations when I worked at the Library of Congress..in the Manuscript office..how cool to have that connection.
Your home is so lovely, but the important thing is that someone start making Coppertone-Tomato Perfume immediately. I'll promise to buy a bottle!
Fabulous apartment, it just sings with joy,can hardly wait to come and have a little something delicious,but where oh where is the ice bucket ???? Bravo Bella xoxox Leithal
i all of a sudden hate my apt, thanks…juliette's is SO much nicer!!!
Simply ADORE the use of prints from classic children's books in this home!!!
Gorgeous! Love all the bright green colors with paint and plants. Makes me pine for spring!
I just adore this apartment! Such a sweet place. So inspiring, I love the white walls with lots of colorful things in the room.
my dad bought one of those Bols bottles when we lived in France, and it sat on top of our fridge, forever.
I adore your apartment and intend to use it as inspiration for mine! Love, love, love the terrarium lamp.
I'm simply loving the dwarf fruit tree inside. Now that my kids are a smidgen older, I think I may try to bring some more plants back inside. Thanks for the inspiration.
Please help! That green cabinet is the EXACT color I've been wanting to paint my father's old wooden desk. Can anyone get me the paint color?
Yes! The green paint color! We need the color! Please! It's gorgeous!
Omg beautiful! Love all the luminosity of this place.
I was shocked to see those bottles tough… I have the left one! You can hear the "The Love Story" theme by turning a little windy key on the botton, right? I love it so much. It was a gift from a dear aunt who isn't with us anymore. I'm very happy to see that another person has the same bottle as I :)
From Brazil, best wishes,
So Pretty! I love it.
Jules you are so talented!
It's PALATIAL! How beautifully put together too. I love it.
Whenever you start making terrarium lamps, please please please let me know where I can get one??!
lissy missy
in the meantime, orvis (oddly) sells a glass terrarium lamp you can fill with your own plants, etc.
does anyone know where i can purchase this peacock, if possible? my parents would loooove this!
I love this place, especially the green cabinet witht the shelves above and the lemon tree. Very cozy and bright.
Green cabinet is just yummy.
What a playful, happy, colorful place you have created! I especially love how you have woven together so many family treasures. Can I get you to consult here in Austin, Texas?
Thank you all so much for your lovely feedback! I'm glad you like the house
The paint color is Behr "Moss Landing" (It's so pretty in person too!)
The peacock is another one of my grandmother's fabulous finds
And we'd be happy to design custom terrarium lamps for anyone that fancies one… just shoot us an email!
It's a lovely and inspiring space. Can you tell me about the curtain fabric?
I must, must know — where can I get that sheer curtain canopy over the bed?
I also want to know the color you have used for the green furniture.
I love it!
I´am not sure but I think the green color could be: Yellowgreen RAL 6018, at least here in Germany.
any idea of what what the curtain fabric is called, or who makes it? Its gorgeous!
I too would love to know more about the curtains! Where can I get these or the fabric?
LOVE your place! I've just been browsing the internet for a new flat at home and got totally depressed with the price of these tiny, old fashioned, student-y hovels that are for rent…then i ended up here….and you've totally cheered me up with all that color and personality and st-uff!!! Thanks!
I must know the name of the paint color of the green cabinet from Junk. I LOVE it and would like to use a similar color on a piece in my home.
Love all of these pics, the terrarium lamp is awesome!!!
So very much in love with the Vera Neumann print. It's beautiful!


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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Imagine a city without elms
Report urges doubling of fund to fight disease felling trees
In the last four years, Winnipeg's famed elm canopy has lost 21,606 trees.
And at the rate Dutch elm disease is spreading throughout the city that has the largest urban population of elm trees in North America, Winnipeg's leafy cover could be on borrowed time.
"Imagine what your city would look like if those trees were gone," said Trees Winnipeg executive director Kerienne La France. "It would be very barren."
La France's warning came Thursday with the release of a report that recommends the city and province double funding to plant and protect the trees.
The city may not be able to effectively manage Dutch elm disease if it continues to lose more than two per cent of its trees every year, the report said.
Dutch elm disease is caused by a fungus that wilts and kills elm trees and is spread by the elm bark beetle. Once trees are infected, crews must remove them to prevent the beetles from spreading the disease to neighbouring trees.
During the past 37 years, Winnipeg lost less than two per cent of its elms to the disease in an average year. In the last five years, the report said, the city has seen higher rates of Dutch elm disease. It lost 3.46 per cent of its trees in 2011 and more than two per cent in 2012.
Before Dutch elm disease was detected in Winnipeg in 1975, the city had about 275,000 elm trees. Currently, the there are 140,000 elm trees.
La France said the city's elm canopy is unusual because most cities do not have the same kind of leafy tree cover, which provides a buffer from inclement weather and helps cut pollution.
She said few other types of trees can survive and grow in Winnipeg's harsh winter climate and the city would have fewer urban habitats for birds, squirrels and other animals in their absence.
A proposed strategy recommends Winnipeg work with the province to combat the disease, which includes asking the province to reinstate buffer zones in the municipalities of Richot and Springfield and split the cost of tree removal, Elm bark beetle control and tree-planting.
This year, the province contributed $1 million to fighting the disease and the city's spent $2.7 million.
If the city and province both double funding, $7.4 million would be spent annually on Winnipeg's urban elms.
In the 1990s, the province reduced its Dutch elm disease management in Richot and Springfield and has since ceased spray treatments in buffer areas around the city. The report said the reduced program will have a significant impact on the city's ability to protect its elms since areas such as Richot are adjacent to the heaviest Dutch elm infections in Winnipeg.
"If you stop the disease there, there can't be more Dutch elm disease entering the city," said Dave Domke, the city's manager of parks and open spaces.
The strategy recommends the city take an inventory of all elms on private property, expand spraying from river corridors to all American elms in Winnipeg and plant two trees for every elm lost on private property.
Council's public works committee will consider the strategy Monday.
Public works chairman Coun. Dan Vandal (St. Boniface) said the city's elm canopy is important to our environment and enhances the quality of life. He said the funding will be embedded in Winnipeg's upcoming budget and he hopes the new strategy will be in place next spring.
Earlier this year, council's public works committee asked the city administration to develop a strategy to protect elm trees from Dutch elm disease.
"I think the vast majority of the credit goes to our citizens," Vandal said.
Wendy Land, who lost a century-old elm in her Wolseley Avenue yard, said she's concerned the city has hinged its new strategy on provincial funding. Land said Winnipeg is responsible for its elm canopy and should pay for it, regardless of what the province decides.
"To say they will not act without the province's partnership is a huge cop out," she said.
La France said most of the city's elm trees are on private property and one of the simplest things homeowners can do is water their tree since weakened trees are more susceptible to Dutch elm disease.
She said her organization launched a neighbourhood watch group in which volunteers keep an eye out for trees with symptoms of the disease. "It's really important that all of us as homeowners start to see ourselves as partners in managing the urban forest because there's a lot we could do," she said.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 23, 2012 A3
Updated on Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:22 AM CST: Fixes wording in last paragraph.
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- Taylor Swift big winner at iHeartRadio Music Awards; Justin Timberlake offers positive words
- Police help pull man from burning car
- Father fined for not helping injured son
- Court gives woman right to seek settlement years after she divorced man who became millionaire
- No olive branches from Manitoba premier who escaped caucus revolt
- Kids of comedian killed in crash that injured Tracy Morgan get $10 million Wal-Mart settlement
- Moose's return to Winnipeg appears just days away
- Pull suicide into light of day
- Family shattered by loss of four young sons
- 'American Horror Story' cast member Ben Woolf dies at 34 after street accident
- The Hockey News proclaims Jets '2019 Stanley Cup champions' in annual Future Watch issue
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