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if you've ever had dreams of backyard chickens, miniature goats or just becoming a better gardener, chances are you've picked up a storey publishing book (confession. i have two of their chicken books and i don't even have a backyard!) three years ago, alethea morrison, now the creative director of storey publishing, her husband mars vilaubi and son xavier moved from san francisco to their own little plot of land in williamstown, ma. the couple had spent their entire lives in cities, but they're all adjusting to life in the country just fine! and it's giving alethea a chance to try out some of those storey books! {thanks alethea, mars and xavier! and special thanks to mars for the lovely photos!} -amy a
[Before we moved to Williamstown, I was desperate to get settled in a permanent home to ease the transition, but most of what we saw was a depressing assortment of dark houses with low ceilings that contrasted unfavorably to airy California spaces. The very last possible house we looked at was like a gift. Having just that day come on the market, we were the first to see it, and we bought it immediately. What I like most about the plan of our house is that the living room, dining area, and kitchen are all one big open area. It makes the space feel modern and is just plain convenient. I also love the exposed beams, the use of salvaged wood for architectural details, and the wide-plank pine
photo above: I have a longstanding design crush on Angela Adams, who designed the rug in my living room. My favorite piece of furniture in the whole house is the mid-century Scandinavian sideboard. Art on the walls is, from left, by Hatch Show Print, John Wischmann, Yee-Haw Industries, and decals by Blik. The pillow is by Crispina ffrench. I keep meaning to digitize my record collection, but I'll keep the vinyl all the same if for no other reason than loving the cover art. My dog Chico was born and raised in San Jose and can never get warm enough in this colder climate.]
[The ladderback chair and basket of pine cones at the foot of the stairs are from my grandparents. They were dyed-in-the-wool Yankees, and it greatly relieved my grandfather that I moved back east before he passed away. There's another Angela Adams mini rug. On the windowsill I keep a little nature shelf of pretty stones, driftwood,et al that I find here and there.]
[photo above: I bought this teak table and eight chairs for $100 at a tag sale my first summer here. Mars and I reupholstered all the chairs ourselves with Maine Cottage fabric, which taught us that we don't like to upholster furniture. It took us almost nine months to complete. What I do like is vivid color and bold patterns – vintage Harlequin dishes, workaday Fiesta, and Orla Kiely for Target fit the bill. I bought the enameled milk jug and wire egg basket at Brimfield. I can't say enough good things about these Modern-Twist silicone placemats: they are easy to clean, feel silky to the touch, and are beautifully designed. The ceramic fish trivet is something my grandparents bought when they visited Norway. I treasure it beyond reason. The art on the wall is a vintage Scandinavian plate and a print by artist Jen Skelley.]
[photo above: For our bedroom, I made portraits of Mars and me out of vintage wallpaper and housed them in Victorian frames. We have a lot of sock monkeys that we've rescued from flea markets and adopted. I had to put the kibosh on getting any more. There are only so many mouths you can feed. These two are named Gypsy and Harpo.]
CLICK HERE for the rest of alethea's sneak peek after the jump!
[photo above: I made the rug in our bedroom myself out of recycled sweaters during a three-day workshop I took with artist Crispina ffrench. She made the runner on top of the dresser. The quilt is designed by Denyse Schmidt.]
[photo above: The counters in our kitchen are made of soapstone, which is the same material used in science labs. It's totally impervious to heat, has a pretty, smoky-grey color and a chalky finish. I keep my dish soap in a vintage seltzer bottle with a barware pour spout. It keeps the soap handy but still looks nice. I'm a design victim with my Dualit toaster. I like the color and shape of it, but I hate in on a functional level. The matching vintage colander I got at Brimfield. My dad has been doing a lot of woodworking, and he made us the cutting board for Christmas. He also made the vase on the bar back in the 70s when he was a potter.]
[photo above: Xavier's room has its share of sock animals as well. I covered corkboard squares with fabric and nailed them on the wall so Xavier could tack up his drawings. He keeps his own nature shelf on the windowsill. The pillows are by Jonathan Adler and the wool serape is vintage.]
[photo above: When we moved, I promised Xavier I would redecorate his room in a bird theme. Since he was a baby, it was decorated in a cowboy theme, which he was never into. We hung a large twiggy branch from the ceiling, and I made birds out of plant-dyed wool roving. The needle-felted nest and eggs is by local artist Lauren Gottlieb.]
[photo above: From our years in California we have lots of Western and Mexican decor, which has mostly now gathered In our guest bedroom. This bed is crazy. It even has wrought-iron barbed wire details. The vintage suitcase was my samples portfolio the last time I looked for a job. It has a new life as a bedside table, resting on an antique suitcase stand from my grandparents.]
[photo above: All the old cowboy stuff from Xavier's former bedroom lives in the guest room now. The mirror I bought at the Grand Nationals Rodeo at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. It's made of salvaged wood that's been branded and studded with with horseshoes. In the reflection is a paint-by-number horse.]
[photo above: And lastly, the chickens. I've gone native and now keep three egg-laying hens in my backyard. My hen house is an Eglu, the first and only chicken coop to be featured in ID magazine. My next homesteading adventure is beekeeping this spring!]
beautiful! feels so cozy!
what a colorful, clean, yet simple home. i have a question about your teak table and chairs. i also have a teak table and chair set that was my grandparents. the chairs look almost identical to yours, but i cannot figure out how to take them apart to recover them. do your chairs also have a fabric seat? i'd love to know how you disassembled them for recovering.
beautiful! i really wanted to see the kitchen pic with the soapstone counters & seltzer bottle, but it seems to be missing…
sooooooo dreamy. the green couches in that first picture are divine. i cannot imagine a more perfect space for that color!
What a fun but still serence, beautiful home! I'd love to know the color on the wall of the stair well. I stumbled upon Maine Cottage's website (and their "hotty dotty" fabric recently…I really wanted some since it's available direct and a fraction of the price of Hable's beads fabric, but I had to stop myself since I think it's just too blatant a rip-off.
Such a gorgeous and welcoming home. I love color and they've done a great job of using it without it being overwhelming. And I love the chickens too, so cute! :)
Love the twig with bird nests hanging from the ceiling…clever and sweet.
I have a soft spot for sock monkeys, too.
love the color scheme in this house…so beautiful.
Love love love! The colors are so happy, and it's nice that almost every item has some story to it. I enjoy when I see REAL peoples homes that they live in and not staged mag pics!
Rhetorical question: how awesome is her banister?
i love it! it definitely has a lot that i have only dreamed about having in my home. beautiful inspiration. i especially love the rail and rail post closest to the chair, how did you ever get your hands on that?
I'm currently obsessed with silhouettes and this is really a fun take on it, especially with Valentine's Day right around the corner!
all that exposed wood is awesome!
I've had the pleasure of visiting Alethea's lovely home, and it is just as wonderfully airy, light, and colorful as it looks in the pictures. Bravo!
wow! my friends Amie and Justin and I have been working with Alethea on a book. it's long-distance, though, and we never knew just how beautiful her home is! great sneak peek!!!
The entryway is so beautiful so are the exposed beams.
This is the kind of decor I have always been drawn to–the play of color and natural wood against clean white–so cozy and inviting while still sunny and clean. And I love the painted wood furniture. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Lovely home! I love all the personal touches, and your explanation for how you chose the place (family connections, etc.)
I love so many items, would be grateful to know where you got those great storage/display pieces for your vinyl records. We have quite a collection and I love this idea.
Thanks for sharing!
wonderful! i absolutely love it.
Love the Eglu! I've been coveting one of those for years, since I first read about them in Dwell. Now if I only owned a backyard…
Seriously lovely home; what a great place to group up!
love this house!
Is it me or is there a caption for a photo that isnt there? under the photo of the sewing machine there is something about a soap dish and kitchen counters… anyone?
I love how neutral the rooms are with that amazing pop of colour from all the little details! delicious!
Gorgeous house – love the wall stickers especially!
I love how that artsy/rustic rug you made looks with the modern dresser in your bedroom. Unexpectedly interesting. Also, love how you put the salt and pepper collection under the dome on the cake plate. What a cute arrangement!
hi marcelina! you are not imagining things! some nasty code slipped in, but it's gone now! ;) so you should be able to see alethea's beautiful kitchen!
– amy a
I love those green couches!
My heart just skipped a beat over the rug in the bedroom! I cannot believe she made it herself, out of sweaters. It is gorgeous.
I just LOVE your blog- I LOVE your chicken coupe and I LOVE the spaces you feature. Fantastic.
perhaps my favourite house ever!
What a fantastic home. As others have already said, there are so many fabulous details here. My favourites are definitely the rug made from sweaters (how?) and the reclaimed banister (looks like an old gate post). Absolutely stunning.
This is one of those houses where I am jealous about the lack of "stuff". It's so beautiful! I agree about that rug! It's amazing! I want to go to a workshop with that lady!
This house is amazing and such an atypical find for MA. I was wondering if you knew if there were going to be any more "sweater-rug workshops." Yours is so beautiful!
Your house is beautiful. Thanks for choosing our Hotty Dotty fabric. It's a Maine Cottage original from the paint brush of founding designer Carol Bass (circa 2001.) We develop all of our own art and are proud of the originality of our work. Thanks for being a customer.
Can you provide more kitchen info? Like – who was your soapstone provider? What kind of cabinets are those? Where did you get the lights over the island? Thanks!
Jaimie, yes, the backs of the seats need a special kind of tool to disassemble. Maybe you could take a snapshot and bring it to your local hardware store.
Avril, the wall color on the stairwell isn't anything special. I think it's Navajo White…it's the play of light in the photo that's so pretty!
Tina, the rail and rail post are salvaged barn beams. I don't know what source the builder used…sorry!
Andria, I'm loving your book!!
Valerie, we bought the record album stands at a small vintage furniture shop in L.A., but I'll bet you can find them on ebay. They come cheap…nobody wants them! They don't know what they're missing ;)
Mango, you know those potholders that kids make from loops of fabric? The rug is made the same way out of loops of sweater wool, on a huge loom.
Kerry, go to Crispina's web site. She is definitely active in running workshops. She can put you on her mailing list.
Your house is lovely and must feel very cozy in Williamstown!! Billsville is one of the prettiest places on the planet, and I love and miss it beaucoup! I think you need a purple cow to nestle in with the sock monkeys.
Something about this home is almost theatrical (in a very good way). It's like a beautiful set designed for some magical play. Very original!
I like the hen house but at 750 you would have to buy a heck of a lot of eggs.
I guess suburban eggs are expensive eggs. Kind of like those hundred dollar tomatoes.
I hope John Storey is well. good luck its amazing what you can do with a little bit of land.
Alethea I hope you discover the snow hole in august with your kid.
I love this house! Modern, yet cozy; full of color and vintage goodies, but not cluttered or cheesy. Wonderful!
How much do i absolutely adore the shelf of beautiful coloured cups and plates!
Your home looks like a very happy place to live. I adore the old sweater rug you made–gorgeous. The sock monkeys and silhouettes are fantastic with the turquoise chest. Thanks for making me smile!
cool setup of the living room with awesome color theme and also the Mexican bed spread
Wow, imagine my surprise when I visited Alethea's bedroom shot…that's one of my bronco pillows perched right in the center! Made in Montana, my decorative pillows were popular with catalogs and boutiques. Yippeeee!
I love how you maintain the airy California feel by keeping everything uncluttered and neutral with pops of color. This home has a perfect West Coast meets East vibe. Xavier's "bird" room and reupholstered kitchen chairs are awesome!
Love the airy, uncluttered California feel in this West Coast meets East home. Xavier's "bird" room and the reupholstered kitchen chairs are awesome!
OH EM GE! that chicken eglu is awesome! i want one!
What a gorgeous home! I have never seen white walls that I loved before.
Wow, great use of color!
What a great home you have! Also, I want an eglu! I've wanted chickens for years – this might be just the ticket to get a few into my garden. Thanks!
By far my favourite sneak peek! amazing colours! I want to live in this place. love it!
So playful and natural, like every thing happened over time and not overnight . Thank you .
Crazy- I have a cinnamon + sugar shaker that match those yellow canisters in the kitchen. it was my grandmothers. i've never seen them any where else!
I have the same vintage suitcase on display in my house that is used as nightstand in the your guest room! lovely home.
I love the dining photo and all the color going on the with bright dishes and the gorgeous covered chairs!
You have done a beautiful job in decorating your new home.
I especially like the tree branch and birds and nest. Xavier is very lucky to have such a creative Mom!
Great use of color…especially love the green in the living room. The only thing I didn't like was the Blix decals over the fireplace, but that is just my personal dislike of decals. I would love to see the same idea rendered in paint with a single large branch coming in from one side of the fireplace–I think it would be far more visually arresting in that stunning room.
Nice chicken house. Is that available for purchase or not yet. If so how?
Think about cat house, it can be very useful for cat lovers and it has market.
We have some design, if you can built it just let's start.
sounds like you're adjusting very nicely to life in the country! Hope to hear about your beekeeping next season…I just bought mason bees for our garden so hopefully our pear tree gets pollinated this year (fingers crossed). The xavier's room is so great- I love those birds and the nest.
Oh, and your dad seemed like a real talent- that vase he did is really cool. :)
I love the colors, the Mexican blankets, and the that awesome recycled rug. I have to learn how to make that now.
ohmygoodness!! do you remember where/when you acquired the stirrup lamp?!
Very beautiful! This is exactly how I dreamed mine would be like – white base with colors!


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The workshop concludes Thursday night at 6 p.m., when the planning team and members of the community will look over the ideas gathered this week and begin to shape specific land use goals for the city.
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3.8 Room comfort
3.5 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good Location, comfortable, but basicPosted Mar 11, 2015
Pros: location
Location: linking road
Positives: 1) Location - quiet location yet walking distance to the famous linking road bandra 2) Cleanliness - Very clean and tidy 3) Were kind enough to allow me an extended checkout till 1330 hrs and also allowed me to keep my luggage in store with them post check-out for a few hours. Negatives: 1) At checkout had an disagreement over what to pay them at checkout for the room despite having an expedia confirmation voucher clearly mentioning the amount payable including the taxes. They insisted that the taxes were not included in the amount shown on my voucher as per the email that they had rcvd from expdia. In the end they relented and I paid what was mentioned on the voucher only. 2) no laundry post 7pm 3)When asked for an iron and an ironing stand to do it myself, was told that they do not provide such facilities in the room, which I thought was rather strange considering my experience with other hotels. Breakfast - Did not manage to have break fast, so cannot comment on that. Overall - Will happily go back and recommend to one and all, despite the payment issue, coz I genuinely believe it was a misunderstanding.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
This hotel is in close proximity to shopping.Posted Mar 11, 2015
Hotel staff was very friendly. Hotel was a little run down, sheets were dirty upon check in but staff was very nice and changed them.
for Familiesby VENKAT SETHUfrom CHENNAI
STAY IN EXECUTIVE ENCLAVE MUMBAIPosted Dec 23, 2014 on Hotels.com
Rooms are too small. They crib even for giving a bottle of water. The spread in the Breakfast was too less.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Sydney, Australia
Nice placePosted Nov 14, 2014
Great place. Good location. Good breakfast. Lovely helpful staff. Only complaint was Wifi was a little tricky to log on to and turned off over night! But always got staff to help with wifi probs if I needed it. Just a little annoying.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Rügen
Empfehlenswertes HotelPosted Oct 30, 2014
Pros: Es kann sich wirklich mit europäischen Standards messen lassen.
Cons: Alles Super
Location: DerBezirk Bandra liegt ein gutes Stück nördlich des Gateway of India. Aber es gibt ne Shoppingmeile und Anbindung an Fernbusse in der Nähe.
Komfort und Zimmer waren wirklich super. Wer also ein Zimmer sucht oder weiterempfehlen möcht ohne ein schlechtes Gewissen zu haben in was für ein Etablissement in Indien er jemanden geschickt hat kann dies hier ruhig tun.
for Couplesby A verified traveler
Value for moneyPosted Oct 15, 2014 on Hotels.com
Over all our stay was goid at this hotel.
for Overnight Stay Before Destinationby A verified traveler
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by A verified travelerfrom Sydney Australia
Old uncleaned hotel with lift that hardly workedPosted Sep 8, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: Bathroom needs to renovated. Water pressure in the shower needs to be adjusted. Rooms needs to be cleaned throughly
Location: Bandra's Link Road was close by for shopping, just about it all
Hotel look ok from outside. I would rate this as 1 or maybe 2 star hotel. Rooms didn't look clean. Shower had no pressure water so you couldn't enjoy a decent shower. Ants were crawling everywhere. Dirty glasses and spoons were just rinsed and put back. Couldn't wait to get out.
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Very FriendlyPosted Jul 25, 2014 on Hotels.com
I am impressed with the customer service and the condition of the hotel. I do personally recommend this hotel and if I come back to Mumbai this will be first option to stay.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Canada
Great Hotel/location for business/shoppingPosted Jul 21, 2014
Pros: Location, staff, good size rooms.
Cons: The staff on the stairs make a lot of noise, ask for rooms away from elevator/stairs.
I continually return to the executive enclave as the staff are great, the rooms comfortable and breakfast good. I scored room comfort low this time as was moved twice; the AC's need to be refurbished and the water pressure in my first room was lacking and hot water would come and go, as in cut off (literally). The second room the shower was mediocre and AC was barely powerful enough to cool room down. I would still return as I am sure these are small issues that can be fixed and overall the hotel is comfortable for its price range.


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Posted: 06/21/2007 - After more than 300 non-tenured Pike County School employees received lay off slips last month, officials say now they are rehiring 231 of them.
Posted: 06/21/2007 - After more than 300 non-tenured Pike County School employees received lay off slips last month, officials say now they are rehiring 231 of them.
Posted: 06/21/2007 - 17 year old Booker Henson drowned while trying to swim across Laurel Lake earlier this week in an area known as Three Sisters.
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Loads of choices, fast service, good for kids to run around. More expensive than you think it should be. ie over $100 for two adults one child meal and 2 wines each. Despite this we're there nearly every week.
The venue is nice when able to sit outside - the food and service is excellent and value for money. Staff are friendly and accommodating.
We have enjoyed La Piazza many times. It's always reliable for range of choice, friendly service, tasty meals and warm heaters--particularly in winter. It's proximity to parking and good value, makes it particularly appealing for families.
The service was friendly and helpful, the meals came out promptly, the food was tasty and cooked well. We were seated outside in the plastic tent.
Five of us left La Piazza well satisfied. If you need some good Italian food in a casual setting head to Lane Cove plaza area. Seated outside under outdoor heaters we were comfortably warm. Service was quick and very friendly - the pizzas and pasta dishes were delicious and certainly exceeded expectations. Relaxing, reasonable parking nearby, worth repeating.
Pretty average pizza and pasta. Staff service is good and also very family friendly. Our pizza was a bit soggy
La Piazza quickly became our Friday night go-to place, whether we wanted a take away pizza or a place to take guests to a nice dinner out. The menu has something for everyone. Love the choose your own pasta/sauce combo (may I suggest the penne pesto and the fettuccine marinara). Quick, friendly service even on busy evenings.
This restaurant is in the Lane Cove plaza, and we went around 8pm. It was really lovely being in the open air, quiet and relaxed. Food was delicious, but more on the pricey side.
we were here for a pre-wedding party - 30 or so of us. The appetisers were all lovely and kept coming. excellent menu with something for everyone, meat dishes, vegetarian, pizzas with a dozen choices. Nice sitting outside under the shade of the plane trees.
We have eaten here many times over the last 5 years. It was convenient, good for kids, decent food and service. Alas, the food and service has gone downhill. 3 of the waitstaff had just started working at this restaurant in the last month, and it showed! They were getting in each others way, forgetting things, not clearing finished dishes,...
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I had heard a brewer in Westlake re-issued p.o.c.(or something similar) a few years back but is no longer in business . Does anybody in the Cleveland area know who that was?
Does anyone have any info on p.o.c. in regards to techniques and ingredients?
Excuse me, I'm not familiar with that acronym, but what does "p.o.c." mean?
I dont think anyone knows for sure.
P.O.C. was a beer brewed in Cleveland by the Pilsener brewing company started in the 1890's by a Bohemian immigrant. It was brewed up until the late 70's but post prohibition it was more of an american corn lager style beer. The original was pils.
The letters have been stated on old cans as "Pilsner on Call", "Pride of cleveland", and a bevy of others. Locally, in the post prohibition era, it became known as "piss on Cleveland".
It doesnt. But thanks.
I already know that stuff, im looking to make a replication type brew.
I want to know about water and hops in particular.
Back when my cousin and I were in our early teens, his father used to drink POC. One day we were a little thirsty and there was a lone bottle of POC in the garage fridge. We carefully popped the top off and drank about half of it, then filled the bottle back up with some soapy water from a car wash bucket and put the cap back on. In about 15 minutes another uncle came out of the house and grabbed that POC, popped the top and guzzled it down in minutes. After he finished, he remarked, "D**m!, that is one of the best tasting beers I have ever had!". True story!
Those bottles said "Pilsner On Call" on the label.
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Pinguicula's having twins!
Last summer I had a pinguicula given to me. I have carefully watched over it for almost a year. It has sat there and stayed exactly the same, not a new leaf or bud, nothing.
This morning I have discovered a tiny shoot on each side! When they get a little bigger, I will post some baby pictures. Happy dance!
these grow very slow here but they're extremely cheap but still hard to find in my vicinity unless you do a trip to hound for said plant or you're in a horticultural show.
though they grow much taller and refined if planted in pots with relative height from observation.
That's very neat. Mine's producing its first offset too, after having flowered back in March.
This thing produces a ton of extrafloral nectar. I figure in the wild it's meant to attract ants and garner protection for tender growth, but at home it's just a pain to mop up.
Here's an S. eilensis I picked up about a month ago. I think it's finally getting established now.
folks in collection here almost always have their s. pinguicula in unusually tall pots and their stilt roots embraced by whatever medium they are using.
they would look stretched out, enormous and taller in that way. aren't cascade style bonsai also planted this way with the same principle that plant with large size requires large root system for anchorage and nutrition transition, and theory about the proportional orientation of plant roots-stems and leaves
Interesting idea about growing the pings in a deeper pot. Rennet's taller plant seems to be a good example of this. Or, are there just differences in the clones?
Laura1, I do like them on stilts. After all, the pups get started up in the air. I think Pinguiculas are so unique. So fierce, and tough, and beautiful at the same time.
There are a lot of differences between the various pinguicula clones. Mine is one of the "Giant" clones which does not form as tight of a rosette as yours, but grows very long and very thick leaves.
I had originally wanted to grow my plant on stilts, but my decision to pot my plant deeply in its pot was mostly driven by the desire to have it root as quickly as possible. My plant spent over a month in the mail. and by the time it arrived from Thailand, all of the roots were dried and dead. By planting it level with the soil, my goal was firstly to keep the plant stable, and secondly to allow the new roots to contact the soil as soon as possible.
That said, I'll definitely be letting the plantlet grow on stilts. I'll probably get a bigger, wider, shallower pot so that I can stage the plant with its baby walking away as per its namesake.
pinguicula normally grow distinct sets of distichously arranged leaves that are taller after quite a time if given enough room. but it would appear that the giant variation here can grow into a more enormous size.
but normally the stubbier and more compact plants can reach a foot in height and maybe higher as they mature.
Very nice plants Kevlyn and Barbara. Barbara, I believe you got the hang of growing Sans in GA! Ha! Almost every picture a person sees of Pinguicula is a juvenile plant that is growing in a rosette. When it is mature, the leaves migrate to form a fan; its quite bizarre! Watch those rhizomes and stilted pups as they will root if they land in an adjacent pot and that makes for some wrinkled eyebrows. Maybe someone here can post a picture of a mature Pinguicula?
Hi Solar Storm, That's a nice ping family. The pups are getting pretty big.
Do you grow yours out in the sun? I was trying to give a few of my plants more sun, so I put them out in the open. But, It has been very cool and rainy lately, so they are back under cover. I read somewhere that they only grow when the temps are high. Not much heat in Georgia this summer.
My sans are outdoors in the sun all year and most of the daylight hours. I use dark pots to allow the roots to get warm. Most in black plastic. I live close to the coast in SoCal, so the high temps seldom go over 80, and this year has been particularly cool. NOT a good climate for tropical sansevierias.
Since nobody else has posted, I'll leave an update on my plant.
I repotted my S. pinguicula into a shallower, wider pot on Sept. 9 so that the pup and mother plant could both fit into the same pot.
Sept 16th: The pup hasn't yet rooted itself in the pot, but is starting to push out some fleshier, thicker leaves now. I can't wait to see it when it gets bigger.


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One thing that I've wondered about in the past few years, and you might have wondered it too, is this: why isn't Eric Cantor Speaker of the House right now? I don't ask this question longingly, by the way. But it is a real question. Cantor is ambitious and doesn't wait his turn–he got his current gig after muscling out Roy Blunt as the #2 Republican in the House, ending the latter's House career and persuading him to run for the Senate immediately. Cantor, by all accounts, is more popular among House Republicans and holds more authority, while John Boehner has stumbled through the last two years, frequently losing votes and going back on promises because he can't deliver his party. You have to assume that if Cantor wanted the job, he'd have it. And I don't really think his utmost ambition is to be House Majority Leader. So the question is, what is he waiting for?
Since he's one of the least enlightening interview subjects ever–every interview he's ever given is like this one, the same aggressive talking point blather–we have to extrapolate this a bit. But I think the answer to this is obvious when you ask the question: he's waiting for a Republican President. Cantor has a lot of authority among House Republicans, a lot of power. Nobody denies that. But you have to consider the source of that power: Cantor has it because he's free not to have to compromise and make deals with the Obama Administration, which would have to be the quickest path to RINOdom. Of course, someone has to make those deals, but Cantor would rather Boehner take the heat while he stays relatively pure, safe in the knowledge that the existence of those deals seals Boehner's fate any damn time he likes. Cantor doesn't want to spend the next four years working with the Obama Administration, which would probably leave him in a position to get tossed in favor of a Tea Party challenge. And he's undermined Boehner on more than one occasion, most notably during the debt ceiling debacle, presumably so that Boehner is never regarded as a strong leader in his own right. Makes him easier to push aside when the time comes.
My guess is that Cantor does want to be Speaker, but he wants to be Speaker when President Paul Ryan is inaugurated and Mitch McConnell becomes Senate Majority Leader, and he wants to be the one to push the Ryan Budget through the House when that occurs. And let's not pretend that wouldn't be a huge lift. Yes, virtually every Republican voted for the Ryan Budget, as though they had a choice. But since it had no chance of becoming law, the entire exercise was symbolic and everyone knew it. It was sort of like how every Senate Democrat voted for EFCA when they were in the minority, but as soon as it came time to discuss actually enacting it in 2009, suddenly the Arkansas delegation became squeamish about pissing off Wal-Mart by expanding union organizing rights. And they were hardly the only ones. The Ryan Budget was, mainly, an attempt to reintroduce the party to its base after the Bush years, but when Republicans eventually regain power there will be a strong inclination not to spend immense amounts of political capital on a budget that doesn't actually reduce the deficit, but does essentially smash every popular government program there is. Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor had to worry about interests in their state, and so will Republicans have to worry about interests in their districts that might be effected if this shit gets real. Cantor, as a true believer, would want to be the one to ensure it gets enacted. Or so the theory goes, but it's just about the only one that fits the facts. Of course, if Hillary Clinton wins in 2016 and House Republicans still have a narrow majority, Cantor might decide to hell with it and take the top job anyway, who knows. But putting through the Ryan Plan seems to be what his entire House career is building toward.
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Brian Williams Also Walked On The Moon, Traveled Through Time, And Was Hugh Jackman For A Little WhileVia the redoubtable @dick_nixon comes this several year old story of Brian Williams' volunteer firefighting career certainly feels a lot like his other "exaggerations" and I wonder just how many other things will pop up as he becomes increasingly scrutinized. (2 comments)Local news confirms it: That action comes as a Los Angeles Times article is shedding light on low vaccination rates at childcare centers across the state. The article says research found 1,500 facilities have vaccination rates under 92 percent. The vast majority of those, which is about 1,100, are private. More than 300 that are public and in > more ... (1 comments)
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In The Tradition Of Ike Denouncing The Military-Industrial Complex and Nobel Laureate Henry Kissinger...George Lucas denounces substance-free CGI effects-fests. This is the true death of irony, though I still maintain that Episodes II and III were at least attempts at telling stories with real people, but as it turns out, he sucks at that. He's a master of synthesis but a disaster when it comes to creativity. Pilfering tropes and > more ... (0 comments)A rather extreme example. (0 comments)I wonder if this means that Tim Ryan is preparing to run for higher office, or if it's like Stephen Lynch last year realizing that there's no advantage whatsoever in being a pro-life Democrat in this day and age. Given our bench in Ohio, I'm seriously hoping it's the former, but the latter ain't nothing > more ... (1 comments)
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Our Militarized Foreign PolicyIt basically destroyed Libya, so that a large number of people in the 212 area code could feel good about themselves four years ago. If Clinton, Rice, Power, Obama, et al., not to mention the war hungry press actually cared about the Libyan people, then maybe we'd be talking about this stuff. They don't, however, > more ... (0 comments)
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"Wonderful Whimsical Adventure in Space"
I would recommend this audio book. I find that Stephy Fry performance gives the perfect tonality for Douglas Adams work.
The closest would be the Eyre Affaire.
"Classic for all ages"
I believe that they are very comparable but the audio edition is perfect for this story. It gives it a magical and fairy tale like quality .
I enjoyed the Ghost of Christmas past and the nephew of Mr. Scrooge, Fred.
I enjoyed the scene where Scrooge with the Ghost of Christmas present visit Scrooge's nephew,Fred, Christmas party.
I was particularly moved when the story focus on the Cratchit
I would highly recommend this edition of Christmas Carol.
"Potential but somewhat disappointing."
I was very much disappointed by the female narrator who seemed much older than the character in question. I was regularly taken out of the story, thinking that the voice is much to old to represent the thoughts of a teenager.
I do believe that an audiobook is the perfect medium for this type of story.
Probably not, although I found the concept of the story interesting, the execution did not leave a strong impression.
I would listen to other novel narrated by Joel Johnstone.
Probably not, I believe that the audio component is the strong aspect of this novel
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*UPDATE* Junior college transfer, guard BenQuan Petty, said that he will be playing at Lamar this season. He was not included in the LU release of signees for this season. Lamar announced Thursday that coach Tic Price's first recruiting class includes: G Zjori Bosha (Sour Lake, Texas/Hardin-Jefferson HS) F/C Zachary Hollis (Palmdale, Calif./Antelope Valley College) […] [Read More]
2015 guard commits to Lamar
Nick Garth, a 2015 guard out of Cypress Lakes, announced on his Twitter account Tuesday night that he had committed to Lamar. I will be playing college ball at Lamar University I wanna give thanks to Coach Tic Price & @CoachBurton13 #GoCards pic.twitter.com/suOG2pFtkv — Nicky G. (@its_auto_) August 20, 2014 It's worth mentioning that the […] [Read More]
ESPN: Pacers hire Knight
Five months after being fired by Lamar, Pat Knight has a new job, according to ESPN's Jeff Goodman: Indiana Pacers have hired former Texas Tech and Lamar head coach Pat Knight as a scout, he told ESPN. — Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanESPN) July 5, 2014 Knight has been with the Pacers throughout the month, as NBA […] [Read More]
Chatman commits to Price
This is one of the few occasions where news could have either gone in the "Huddle" high school blog or "In the Cards" Lamar blog -and that's a good sign for those hoping Lamar would draw more local talent. Tonight 2015 Port Arthur Memorial forward Dorian Chatman committed to Lamar, according to several sources. Jim […] [Read More]
Pair of basketball hires made official
From Lamar: Lamar head men's basketball coach Tic Price completed his staff with the naming of Brian Burton as assistant coach, and Matt Pace as director of basketball operations Friday afternoon. Burton replaces Tony Madlock who resigned last month to take a similar position at Mississippi. Burton comes to Lamar with a ton of coaching […] [Read More]
Burton (unofficially) hired as last assistant
The final piece is in place. Brian Burton has been hired as Tic Price's third and final assistant coach -well, at least we're pretty sure that's the case. Although as of Monday morning, Lamar had not sent out a release or updated the team's roster, all signs on his Twitter account point to him being […] [Read More]
New Cardinal Q&A: Benquan Petty and Dontavious Sears
Junior guard Benquan Petty, a 5-foot-9 guard out of Cedar Valley College in Lancaster, could become Lamar's new point guard this season. He averaged 23 points and 8.1 assists per game last season including scoring double-figures in 25 of 26 games. The DeSoto grad has over 16,000 followers on Instagram and is featured in a […] [Read More]
Madlock Resigns After a Month
Recently-hired Lamar men's basketball assistant Tony Madlock has found a new home as an assistant at Ole Miss. The move reflects Madlock's second SEC coaching job this year after Lamar coach Tic Price scooped him up from Auburn. Below is the release from Lamar: BEAUMONT, Texas – After a month on the job, Lamar men's […] [Read More]
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"I'm very excited about building the Eros brand in Premium Pay Television, particularly with an industry leader such as HBO Asia. There are few global companies that have mastered the premium film and TV space like HBO and their global success says it all. We look forward to cultivating new spaces together in India and especially the development of HBO content for TV and online," said Eros International executive chairman Kishore Lulla.
"The opportunity to work with Eros, who has such a visibly dominant presence in the Indian film and entertainment arena, is tremendous and together we will aim to deliver a first class cinema experience in the comfort of your home, 100 percent advertising free," added HBO Asia CEO Jonathan Spink, "We are equally excited to work with Eros in developing compelling original content for the Indian audience. We look forward to more good things to come."
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1. A Clockwork Orange (1971)
X | 136 min | Crime, Drama, Sci-Fi
In future Britain, charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem - but not all goes according to plan.
Writers: Stanley Kubrick, Anthony Burgess | Director: Stanley Kubrick | Stars: Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates, Warren Clarke
2. Immortal Beloved (1994)
R | 121 min | Biography, Drama, Music
The life and death of the legendary Ludwig van Beethoven. Beside all the work he is known for, the composer once wrote a famous love letter to a nameless beloved and the movie tries to find... See full summary »
Writer: Bernard Rose | Director: Bernard Rose | Stars: Gary Oldman, Jeroen Krabbé, Isabella Rossellini, Johanna ter Steege
3. Pure (2009)
97 min | Drama
Katarina is 20 years old. With a troubled past in a dreary suburb, her life seems to be already set in stone - until she discovers music. Everything changes when she hears a performance of ... See full summary »
Writer: Lisa Langseth | Director: Lisa Langseth | Stars: Alicia Vikander, Samuel Fröler, Josephine Bauer, Martin Wallström
4. Crossfire Trail (2001 TV Movie)
Not Rated | 92 min | Action, Western
Rafe Covington promises a dying friend that he'll watch over the man's wife and ranch after he's gone. When Rafe gets to his friend's ranch, he finds that Barkow, the local power in town, ... See full summary »
Writers: Louis L'Amour, Charles Robert Carner | Director: Simon Wincer | Stars: Tom Selleck, Virginia Madsen, Wilford Brimley, David O'Hara
5. Mahler (1974)
PG | 115 min | Biography, Drama, Music
Both trifles and structure are tossed out the door by director Ken Russell in this film. Here, historical content matters not so much as metaphors, feelings, emotions, and interpretations, ... See full summary »
Writer: Ken Russell | Director: Ken Russell | Stars: Robert Powell, Georgina Hale, Lee Montague, Miriam Karlin
6. Beethoven Lives Upstairs (1992 TV Movie)
51 min | Comedy, Drama, Family
A young boy learns to appreciate the music of his upstairs boarder, Ludwig Van Beethoven.
Writer: Heather Conkie | Director: David Devine | Stars: Neil Munro, Illya Woloshyn, Fiona Reid, Paul Soles
7. Four Mothers (1941)
Approved | 86 min | Drama, Romance
Adam Lemp and his four daughters (Ann, Thea, Kay, and Emma) find themselves in financial and emotional crises. Thea's husband Ben has promoted a Florida housing development to everyone in ... See full summary »
Writers: Stephen Morehouse Avery, Fannie Hurst | Director: William Keighley | Stars: Claude Rains, Jeffrey Lynn, Eddie Albert, May Robson
8. The Unreinable Compulsion (2013)
80 min | Crime, Drama | Completed
In a small town, a young man gives in to his irrational desire to recreationally murder a stranger.
Writers: Jason LaRay Keener, Diane Rose | Director: Jason LaRay Keener | Stars: Jarrod Cuthrell, Natalie Bonner, Mari Darley-Usmar, George Hardy
9. Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (1991 Video Game)
Animation, Action, Adventure
The evil wizard Mordroc has kidnapped princess Daphne to marry her. Dirk the Daring will have to use a magical time machine to free Daphne again.
Director: Don Bluth | Stars: Hal Smith, Dan Molina, Vera Pacheco, Michael Rye
10. The Mystery of Morphus (2008)
90 min | Adventure, Drama, Family
Writer: Andrzej Maleszka | Director: Karola Hattop | Stars: Jonas Hämmerle, Michael Roll, Oliver Korittke, Arndt Schwering-Sohnrey
11. Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time (1999 Video Game)
Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Directors: Jenean Estigoy, Stuart Lowder, Jonathan G. Meath, Haroon Tahir | Stars: Bonnie Akimoto, Doug Boyd, Petri Byrd, L. Peter Callender
12. 3:59 Freude (2008)
4 min | Animation, Short
An Ode to Joy. And a happy computer visualising a poem.
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13. The Old World (2006)
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Lighting Revamped - comments pls
mirucaApril 6, 2013
I sure wish the lighting forum was as active as the kitchen forum. I post there but get so few responses.
Regrouped on lighting plan based on comment recevied ... and trying again. Must be ready for the electrician next week so all comments are welcome.