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O H I O in Telpaneca, Nicaragua on a recent medical missions trip.Alumni, Latin America/Caribbean
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by Don Pearson - BA, Russian, 1993
Buckeyes in Oranjestad, Aruba during Spring Break 2015. L to R: Alexandra Hardy and Stephen Pearson (Class of 2013), Andrew Pearson (Class of 2017), Dr. Ryo Choi-Pearson (OSU Student Health) and Faith Pearson (Class of 2019). Taken by Don Pearson (Class of 1993)Alumni, Current students, Faculty/Staff, Latin America/Caribbean
"O-H-I-O Mexico Style "
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A group of current students and alumni showing their Buckeye spirit in front of Cerro del Muerto in Aguascalientes Mexico where they served at an orphanage during spring break.Alumni, Current students, Latin America/Caribbean, Service
"Building Project in Nebaj, Guatemala"
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Our team helped construct a church building in Nebaj Guatemala.Latin America/Caribbean
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by David Kopechek - Chemical Engineering
Ohio State students do the O-H-I-O while at a scenic overlook in Florianopolis, Brazil. The students spent spring break on a 1-week international missions trip with the student organization Real Life.Current students, Latin America/Caribbean
"Altun Ha Mayan Ruins"
by Michelle Sanchie - I am an accounting major and a senior! Originally from the beautiful country of Indonsia :)
Took a picture on top of the Altun Ha Mayan Ruins at Belize City,Belize!Current students, Latin America/Caribbean
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Vacationing in Costa Rica all from Ohio. Best fans in the land!!! Go BUCKS!Alumni, Latin America/Caribbean
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Vet students swimming in Trelawny, JamaicaCurrent students, Latin America/Caribbean
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Hello, fantasy hockey fans. I'm looking for some dedicated managers to take over a few team's that 2 others managers lost dedication for. We have started are draft already, and it's going smooth. I have 18 teams, active managers who really enjoy this pool. I just need 2 more managers to come over and replace these two teams. One team fresh off winning the pool last year. We are a rotisserie league scoring, The stat categories are
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We all kept 7 players, but we will be rising to 10 this year. We draft on a Yahoo Group that I made solely for my Hockey pool, we draft on the msg board, where you make your picks, it's running pretty smoothly. You have 24 hours to make your pick, we will be drafting 14 rounds, round 1 has taken about 3-4 days. And once I replace these teams rounds should take no longer then 2 days. I have made files, to make it easier for the manager's to navigate players who are all available to become drafted. I take this job pretty seriously, because I tend to be in keeper leagues that fade, So i made one. I delete inactive managers who choose not to log in and check there teams throughout the year, and that is why my pools are so active. PLEASE POST YOUR YAHOO ID'S AND E-MAIL SO I CAN GET IN CONTACT WITH YOU, AND I WILL MAIL YOU THE TEAM'S THAT ARE AVAILABLE AND SET YOU ALL UP. PLEASE ALSO POST YOUR YAHOO FANTASY SPORTS PROFILES SO I CAN CHECK UP ON YOUR SKILLS LEVELS, I'M NOT JUDGING IF YOUR GOOD AT HOCKEY POOLS, I'M NOT LOOKING FOR CHAMPIONS I'M LOOKING FOR DEDICATED MANAGERS, IF YOU FOLLOWED ALL MY QUESTIONS IN HERE, I WILL CHOOSE YOU!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Jon-Monkey Jon-Monkey Aug 3, 2008 5:23 PM Flag
If you have spots then i am interested. email@example.com; id=unthockey20
Aaron Schaffer Aaron Schaffer Aug 1, 2008 10:03 AM Flag
I am looking for a league if you still have openings. I have a couple of leagues experience in hockey keepers and participate multiple times a day.
ID - aisforaaron83
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I dont see a way to post my fantasy profile, but I am on the cusp of all star status in the hockey leagues. let me know if there is anything else you need.
If you are still looking for people, I am interested in joining. Here's my info:
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profile: http://profiles.sports.yahoo.com/_ylt=AgyLHwyo_Skm6MUAaNEQFk1NC5kB?sport=hockey&groupby=0&sort=year&order=1
So I would be very intrested, too!
id: il_pate; e-mail: email@example.com
ill join .. ive been in 3 one season hockey pools and came in first place in all of them .. now im looking to join a keeper pool
ill be happy to join.. email me back firstname.lastname@example.com
or if enyone else has a hockey keeper pool that has room email me ill be happy to join..!
im really interested, id: bugsbunny5172003. email: email@example.com
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heres all the info
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and my profile link: http://profiles.sports.yahoo.com/aN_a_DByAUNrcFCd2hQhQhI7v59DUoJrk?sport=hockey&groupby=0&sort=year&order=1
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missed fantasy profile undersinnedone thanks Big D
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I too am interested email@example.com fireboat197 contact appreciated Big D
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I have a cedar house. Currently have hunter green shutters. I'm wanting a uplift? Need some ideas please!
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Love the night train color too!!!! This was my husbands bachelor pad now that we are newly married I have a lot of work to do!
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BOSTON — Curtis Granderson hit two home runs, Robinson Cano also homered and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4 on Wednesday night to remain tied for first place in the AL East.
The Yankees finished the game without shortstop Derek Jeter, who left in the eighth after pulling up lame running out a double-play grounder to end the inning.
A day after Jacoby Ellsbury's game-ending single dropped New York into a tie with Baltimore atop the division, the Yankees got all their runs on homers to remain there. The Orioles beat Tampa Bay 3-2 on Wednesday night, preserving the tie and dropping the Rays three games back in the division.
David Phelps (4-4) gave up one run on five hits and a walk in 5 2-3 innings, striking out five. Rafael Soriano got four outs for his 37th save, but not before allowing a solo homer to Jarrod Saltalamacchia to lead off the ninth, followed by a fly ball that left fielder Chris Dickerson caught at the base of the Green Monster.
Mauro Gomez grounded out meekly to second base for the second out, then Soriano misplayed Mike Aviles chopper to extend the game. But Ellsbury followed with another chopper and Soriano gloved it, throwing to first for the final out.
Aaron Cook (3-10) allowed three runs on seven hits while striking out two in five-plus innings. Saltalamacchia had a double, a triple, a homer and a walk for Boston, which lost for the 12th time in 14 games.
The matchup of longtime division foes lacked much of the intensity that had characterized their rivalry in the past decade, gaining life only at the end after embattled Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine was ejected — along with outfielder Cody Ross and third base coach Jerry Royster — for arguing a called third strike. The game was officially announced as a sellout, the 787th in a row at Fenway Park, but there were thousands of no-shows and many of those who did attend were Yankees fans.
They saw Granderson lead off the fourth inning with a homer and, after Alex Rodriguez singled, Cano followed with his career-high 30th home run to make it 3-0. Granderson homered again in the seventh inning after Jeter singled to make it 5-1.
In all, the Yankees have hit 34 homers in 14 games against the Red Sox this season.
The Red Sox made it 5-3 in the bottom of the seventh after back-to-back doubles by Saltalamacchia and Daniel Nava left runners on second and third. One run scored on Gomez's groundout and another came in on Aviles' pinch-hit RBI double.
Jeter bounced into the inning-ending double play with runners on first and third in the eighth. After failing to beat the relay, he came up limping just after he stepped on the bag.
Manager Joe Girardi and a trainer rushed onto the field as Jeter walked back to the infield. Jeter walked with them to the dugout, slowly, then was replaced at short by Casey McGehee.
Notes: Jeter scored his 1,860th run, passing Mel Ott for 12th on the career list. ... Red Sox broadcaster Joe Castiglione was honored for 30 years with the team in a pregame ceremony. ... The Red Sox activated RHP Scott Atchison (right elbow strain) from the 60-day disabled list and transferred LHP Franklin Morales (left shoulder inflammation) to the 60-day DL. ... Red Sox outfielder Cody Ross was ejected after arguing a called third strike with a runner on second the eighth inning. ... Phelps had not won in four starts since Aug. 13. It's just the third time in nine starts that he has retired more than 15 batters. ... Cook has won just once in 12 starts since June.
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Citing rising production costs and dwindling advertising, Charlotte's Rhinoceros Times has stopped the presses after six years.
Launched as a politically conservative free weekly, it will live on as an Internet-only venture at www.rhinotimes.com, editor Mark Pellin said Thursday. "It's frustrating because readership remains strong; feedback remains strong," said Pellin, who has been with the Rhino since it launched in April 2002 with a press run of 25,000. "One of the things that hasn't remained strong is sales." Real estate advertising has been particularly hard hit, he said.
Among the features that will continue online after this week's last issue (Sept. 18): the paper's popular party pictures.
Charlotte's edition was an expansion of the Greensboro-based Rhinoceros Times, owned by Hammer Publications Inc., which will continue to publish in the Triad. It launched in 1991, said William Hammer, company president.
Hammer said the Charlotte edition had been breaking even but started losing money as the economy faltered. "Right now the print publication wasn't making economic sense," he said. "I hope we can bring it back at some point." Three of the Rhino's six Charlotte employees were laid off, he said.
Pellin said that besides cutting printing and distribution costs, moving online will allow the Rhino to emphasize more interactive blogging and to break stories in a timely manner. It will continue to focus on civic and government issues, he said.
Rising newsprint prices, fuel costs and declining ad revenues are being widely felt in the publishing industry nowadays. Even Creative Loafing, Charlotte's free-distribution weekly entertainment tabloid, has strategically trimmed circulation from 55,000 to about 50,000 to save money, said publisher Carolyn Butler.
"We've done OK," she said. "Charlotte's still a pretty good market." But she estimates the weekly, owned by Tampa-based Creative Loafing Inc., has lost about 25 percent of its real estate advertising in the last year or so. Concert, club and restaurant advertising is softer, too, she said.
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This isn't any old homebrew either, this is award wining homebrew. The winners of the NHC national homebrew competition earlier in the year are back with their brews so everyone can have a taste and ask questions of the brewer. This festival will highlight the sort of quality you can achieve with amateur brewing and this in turn can lead to brewers going on to open their own brewery and add to the ever increasing list of Irish micro breweries in Ireland, a number that should be over 40 by this time next year.
I will be there myself with my Dark Stranger Stout which won silver medal in the stout category and was also one of the few beers to get 44, the highest points on the day.
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The overall winning beer, Ormeau Dark will also be there if you haven't had it yet. The beer was brewed commercially by Trouble Brewing.
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This year the availability was a lot better. Not only have Carlow Brewing opened a craft pub (right beside Cleeres and The Pumphouse) but craft taps have started appearing. And two of the restaurants we visited also had craft on their wine list. Only one minor downside, another venue that had craft bottles for last years Savour festival no longer carried them, so we didn't spend much time there.
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Friday: It starts with a trade session. A good number of people come through the door. Many are pubs looking for new options for their customers. They've picked the right place to come. With the major exceptions of Hilden, Dingle and Clanconnel, almost all the Irish Craft Breweries are here. Hilden, just having finished their Hildenfest have run out of beer; Dingle Brewing are at the Dingle Foodfest and don't have enough people to cover both festivals; Clanconnel are moving into their new premises. So all can be forgiven for not making it.
4pm, the doors open to the general public. As can be expected the footfall was a little slow to start but by 8 o'clock the hall was well filled. And a word about the hall. It's a great venue with a lot of character: old Victorian Ironwork posts which break the space up nicely. The breweries are placed on both sides of the hall and all of them have bars set up. Attendance was decent; though it was competing with Culture Night, the kickoff of Octoberfest and the Arthur's Day hangover. Talking to the brewers afterwards, they certainly seemed happy with the footfall. The comedian Joe Rooney was a no show (he demanded more money at the last minute) but the final set from Jerry Fish was fantastic - worth the entry price alone.


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100 recipes arranged by season, The Soup Sisters Cookbook gives you heartwarming soups to prepare and share throughout the year.
The Soup Sisters Cookbook showcases scrumptious recipes from the "souper volunteers" of the Soup Sisters and recipes from many of Canada's top celebrity chefs--including Michael Stadtlander, Bonnie Stern, Lucy Waverman, Massimo Capra, Anna Olson, Michael Bonacini and Elizabeth Baird. With 100 recipes arranged by season, The Soup Sisters Cookbook is certain to appeal to soup-lovers everywhere!
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Creating Shade on my Screened-in Porch
My back porch faces due west. For years, I have been mulling over ideas of how to create some shade during the summer months. I have large, mature trees planted, but from about 1-3 pm, direct sun comes in through the screen before the sun drops lower than the tree-tops.
I have considered replacing the current screens with a stronger shade-version of screening, as well as hanging curtains or shower curtains (or painters drop-cloth), installing roll-down blinds, or installing lattice. I ruled out curtains as too flimsy, will blow around and will get dirty/mildew. I ruled out roll-downs because I won't roll them up/down daily - they will stay down during the summer. I ruled out both replacing the screens and building lattice as too big projects. I have scoured Pintrest and Google images for the right answer (for me and my skill set).
The project that excites me most is DIY tropical room divider linked below. I like the look of the shade and it allows some light through. And, I think I could build it and hang it. I would hang it from the wood frame inside the screen. I would love your ideas, comments and suggestions - especially if they relate to the construction. Or, if you have come up with a better solution at your house. Thank you so much, everyone.
Carol in Jacksonville
Here is a link that might be useful: Room Divider - DIY Tropical Style
what about folding shutters,like for closets, but with movable louvers? you just need to move them up or down for more/less light. and they are easy to attach .
they are called plantation shutters.
that room divider is very flimsy - it won't stand up to any wind at all. you might as well just buy a rollup reed/bamboo 'chinese' shade - they are very cheap and easy to find. at least you'll be able to roll-it up if necessary.
found this in jax: looks similar to link, but folds
Here is a link that might be useful: folding 'screen' curtain for patio
This post was edited by petrushka on Sat, Apr 26, 14 at 16:47
HI Petrushka - I always appreciate your replies because you always give me something to think about. Thanks for taking the time to respond!
I looked at free-standing screens/shutters after you recommended it. I've realized my problem is near the top (around 10' tall), not at the bottom, when the sun moves just west of the roof line. I really need something that is tall enough/hangs high enough to cover sun coming in at the top of the shade. I don't think something free-standing will do it. Also, I don't know how I will keep it from falling after a gust of wind. I don't want something that looks rigged up/tied up and looks junky.
Another big problem is that all of the supports for the screens - all the way around on all four sides - is aluminum. I don't have a way to attach anything to the aluminum. However, if I go in and just a little higher, I have a wood frame at the ceiling. That is where I was planning on going with the hanging screen. See photos below.
I don't mind the light-weight dividers blowing into the porch, away from the screen. That will be just fine. I am looking for something light-weight because I don't want to hang a lot of weight from the wood trim and I want filtered light to come through. So light-weight and flimsy is good from my point of view. Also, since this is designed to be fencing, I am thinking (and that could be my problem - thinking) that the string/cord that is used to hold it together is meant for outdoor use - so it should hold up to sunlight/weather for a few years.
Lastly, the knucklehead construction company that built my house (I wasn't around - I'm the third owner), apparently spaced the three large sections of screen across the back using the eyeball method! Shaking my head. The width of each large section of screen across the back varies by 4-6". If I used pre-fab blinds, that difference in width will become quite obvious. However, if I build my own from fencing and custom-cut the width, I can make the edge spacing (distance from the aluminum frame) standard and no one will notice.
I read the reviews on lots of those reed and bamboo shades at Lowes, Home Depot and Target and a frequent complaint is that the cord breaks. I am not looking to put these up/down anyway. I will roll them up and put them away in the attic from October - mid-April. They will hang at full length during the growing season.
I did consider bamboo beach mats but they only come in 33-36" width. The smallest width screen section I have is 4'7".
Here are some photos of the porch from a year or two ago when I was working on a different project. That is a 6-foot ladder in the photos.
Even though I may waste my time and end up looking like a first-grader made it, I am going to give my FFSs (flimsy fence shades) a try.
Thanks very much for your help!
Why not just do curtains? Put up some narrow iron piping/rods as a rod and use drop cloths or get some cheap ikea curtains. Pull them back and tie them when you don't need them.
If you want to get fancy you can get sunbrella material, but that would probably block too much light. You can bleach the canvas drop cloths to make them lighter.
Here is a link that might be useful: one example
Hi writer,
I thought about painters' cloth curtains. I decided against them because:
1) I need the shade every single day in the afternoon from April - October so whatever I hang will need to stay open all the time. I don't like the look of the curtains when open. I have looked at tons of photos of porch curtains and everyone always takes photos of them tied back because that is when they look cutest/best. But I would never have them that way. They would always - every single day - be open.
2) The area is too exposed to rain - look at the very small roof overhang in the photos - and I don't want mildewed/molded curtains hanging there.
I do like the cheap cost of painters drop cloths, though. However, they are not as cheap as I would have hoped. I priced them yesterday in Home Depot and I guess they are onto the recent trend of using them as curtains, LOL.
thanks, carol! i just love to play with ideas.
there is a chinese shop in nyc, and they have online shop too - have a look at their reed roll-ups, they have them as wide as 72". i think it would be very easy to custom cut them with sturdy cutter or garden shears.
you can actually detach the ropes altogether, and still roll them up by hand.
i used to have smth similar. the main problem with matchstick/reeds is that they snag at the sides and bend and break.
so if you can cut some canvas strips (painters drop cloths will do), fold them and staple them thru with a stapler (the bending staples kind) around the edges - it would look good and protect the edges well.
often they have this type of edging on more expensive blinds.
you can prolly use duct tape as a cheap make-do alternative - should be easy to apply, first under, then fold over the edge.
you can spray the fabric with silicone spray like they use for shoes to make it water-proof and deter mildew.
post pics when done ;).
nice porch!
you can also just hang half-way screen to block only the top too.
Here is a link that might be useful: reed-rollup
I get morning sun in the summer right into my living room. I put a white plastic slat roll-up blind on the outside of the window. It let's nice filtered light in during the day, blocks the sun, and I can still see through it. I really like how it looks. The blinds come up to 10' wide, and can easily be cut. I leave it down all summer, and roll it up for the winter. It lasts a few seasons and is easy to maintain. Since your porch trim is white, I think it would look very nice.
i thought of smth else: shade cloth like they use for greenhouses, hooptunnels. dewitt makes in sev colors, even in tan. this site even offers hemming services for edges.
you can staple it to a wood plank and then hang it up in 3 panels.
it comes in var grades (%) of sun-shading and also UV protection. there's silver, green, grey and now even tan.
Here is a link that might be useful: hemming for shade cloth
This post was edited by petrushka on Sun, Apr 27, 14 at 21:37
How about a tree outside the screen? I have a similar porch and have a Loquat tree right in the middle of the screen. It shades the afternoon sun (which is intense), yet lets air and light in.
I also have a large, potted Pachira (umbrella tree) sitting in the same spot, inside the screen. It shades the sun also.
I have a west porch with strong sun in summer and use the sunshade material on rollers. It is attached to wood trim and you can still see through the material a little bit, but it reduces glare and heat build up. It comes in different shade levels and does not seem to mildew so far.
Years ago I watched a show that wanted to divide a room, but couldn't put up walls. Anyhow, they purchased old doors and attached them with hinges to make them foldable. If you searched Craigslist or a fleamarket you're sure to find doors with character that would look marvelous on your porch. They wouldn't even have to match to add more charm! Just trim the bottom, if need be, to make sure they're all the same height. If you need to increase stability, adding blocks to create a leg-base would work too.
Thanks for all of the help, everyone! The suggestions are great and I will post back when I have something hanging. I found better blinds on sale at Target.com but still will be in for close to $100. I also like the shade cloth idea and could sandwich that between boards. I'm still (over-)thinking this and I'm concerned about the thickness of the ceiling trim boards from which I am going to hang this thing (see labeled photo below). I don't know if those ceiling trim boards are 1/2" thick, 3/8" thick, or what thickness. I don't know how much weight I can attach. I don't want to buy nice, long, heavy-duty stainless steel eye-bolts/eye-screws just to find out they are spinning around in air! I wonder if I need to use toggle bolts? I don't know how to get the answer to the question other than to drill a hole and shine a flashlight up there. I've posted the question to a number of do-it-yourself forums hoping that someone in construction can give me the answer.
Thanks again for all of the helpful comments! You guys are awesome.
Here is a link that might be useful: How Thick are Porch Ceiling Trim Boards?
you can drill a very narrow hole with the smallest drill bit - the little bit of wood that will come out in the drill bit will tell you how wide is the board. just hold a towel underneath, so you don't drop it to the floor.
you can patch the tiny hole and touch up with paint. you can drill it where you THINK you might position the fixture - so you can redrill in the same spot (no harm done).
however a reg toggle bolt is usually used for a range of thicknesses and will adjust to hold tight for whatever width you have. provided you have a space behind the board. which you should from the picture.
it will take the weight of plants/curtains, etc without a problem. toggle spreads the load.
google 'ceiling hook', 'plant hook', 'swivel hook', 'swag hook'.
any hardware store will have plant hooks - for the ceiling, they come with toggle bolts. they are cheap.
you can buy a metal or bamboo rod , attach the reed panel/shade cloth to it and slide it thru the hooks.
when your shade is down in winter you'll be able to use the same hooks for hanging baskets too! nice double duty.
if you go to drapery dept in a shop like 'bed bath and beyond' you can find a number of fittings that will take a rod and also var. rods that can be multi-purposed.
plain bamboo pole suitable size will be even cheaper.
you can probably find bamboo stakes thick enough for the purpose in the garden/nursery shop (bean poles/stakes).
look at pics of var shades to eye-ball hook position: not all the way to the side, but may be 6" off the side: so the rod won't sag in the middle.
look at var drapery fixtures for ideas on how to put it all together.
Here is a link that might be useful: here's a swag hook with toggle bolt
I finished the project. I'm soooo excited! They turned out exactly as I was hoping - what a surprise! I got them hung late yesterday and they are perfect. They let in some light but filter it enough to not burn the plants. I can't believe I built these!
Because they are exposed to weather, I used pressure-treated wood. It has to cure/dry three-to-six months and then I will stain and seal the boards.
I had originally planned to use sisal rope with fancy knots to hang between the hooks and the screw eyes but I don't think I will. They are fine as-is and I don't think they need to hang any lower.
The bamboo fencing is "sewn" together with wire, not thread, which I hope will give them longevity. It will take a few days to hang out straight. I have thin boards to screw across the bottom (as used in the original) but I have decided against those, too. I don't think need them. I think they will all be the same length after they hang out straight.
A good breeze was blowing as I got these hung and they don't move at all. I don't know if it is due to all of the air space between each stick of bamboo or the stiffness of the wire, but they sure don't bang or fly around. I even had the side door open the whole time. That is a pleasant bonus.
This afternoon will be the first shade-use! Yay!
Carol in Jacksonville
Petrushka and Silvia, thank you so much. I'm as shocked as anyone, because most things I make turn into scraps. Or as my mother used to say, "I spend the day making rags", LOL!
The shades did their job yesterday. I was working in the back yard in the afternoon and I couldn't stop smiling because I'm so happy it actually works.
Petrushka, if you go to the link in my very first post, it will lead you to the blog with the original (my inspiration) and the instructions. I used screw eyes (some people call them eye bolts but they are not bolts, they are screws) in the frames. I used screw hooks in the ceiling. Right now, the screw eyes are placed directly into the hooks. I did buy sisal rope to use between. The plan was to make some fancy knots and I may still do that... but it may take me awhile to get six sets of fancy rope knots made. :)
I used a single piece of fence, 6' x 16', sold for around $25 at Lowes and Home Depot, and cut it into three pieces. Then I trimmed the sides of each piece of fence to fit the boards. The top boards are 1x4s and I have 1x2s for trim at the bottom. I still may attach the bottom boards for a more finished look. See the inspirational pictures for example.
Here are a few more photos:
These were temporary ropes until I could get the real ones cut and made. Then I tried hanging the eyes directly on the hooks and that is where I am today.
If I could, anyone could do this project!
perhaps instead of a wood plank you can attach a round bamboo stake/small pole to the bottom edge? it's probably lighter - so won't weigh down and stretch the reeds?
then you can add some hanging do-dads too! like a jingle-bells or earings or tassels. just kidding..
Do you have a link to where I can find this fencing? I checked Lowe's and do not see it. I didn't realize that it could be bought in sheets. I've only seen the ready to hang matchstick blinds.
The screen comes in a roll, covered in shrink-wrap. I purchased only one roll and cut it into three equal pieces. Here's some links - I hope you can find it!
Natural Reed Outdoor Privacy Screen
Item # 231190, Model # 839813, $24.47
Home Depot:
Backyard X-Scapes Reed Fencing
Item Model # HDD-DAN-RF01, $23.97
I have to say - this is working out absolutely beautifully. It doesn't blow or bang around - ever! It hangs in place, not a single reed has fallen out, it blocks the sun and my plants (and me) are happy. Good luck with the project!


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