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for those who want easy,tough ground cover
I've often seen posts from folks wanting ground covers that can be walked on as well as grow in sun or shade. I finally got around to taking a couple of not very good photos of what I like...
Barleria Repens
I know, I know, some think they might be invasive but that's not been my experience. They do tend to travel upwards but that can be controlled.
Here's what's good about them. You can get purple, pink or orange although the orange tends to be a slow grower. They are hardy, evergreen, no pests or problems, I trample them often yet they continue to form a nice mat of dark green leaves. Then, about a month ago, they started prolific flowering. (Oh, and they don't care if you water them - the pics are after the month of November when we had no rain at all.)
Here's what is the only downside that I can see - in the spring I had to take the hedge trimmer and whack them way down so they looked a little weird. However, you could just trim them with clippers to avoid that look.
I hope this is helpful to someone!
this one is from a distance looking in to a large circle that was in the middle of the driveway I planted in (for those of you who haven't seen my pics before)
Off topic but here's a red happy holiday wish!
Hester, nice to see you back sharing your garden and your experience with plants. I miss yours and Anna's postings...
I like that groundcover, in the picture is that the pink and purple variety? I have a spot where it might work for me.
Beautiful red holiday wish!
Hi Silvia,
Thanks for your kind words....I know I've not been posting lately but always lurking! I took up tennis again this summer and it cut into my gardening time. Now I'm back to repair my yard!
The first photo has the pink variety in the foreground and the purple in the back. I though I had planted all one color, but obviously not! The second photo has the purple only and has taken over my back yard.
Hey Ana, if you're out there - we all miss your pics!!!!
Hi Hester, your post is just what I have been looking for
under a large oak tree. Do you have any idea where you purchased & was it the plant or seeds.I looked it up & there is one Nursery with plants but coral in color and I am needing pink or purple. Iwas able leave a message @ an African Botanical Garden re: seed availability. I Will follow up post as soon as I get a return message. I know there are a lot of us with problem area's ..thanks, Davie
I had that plant for a while, but after a couple of years it became a pest for me. Seedlings showed up everywhere to be weeded out. I finally took it out. It was very pretty, but grew too good! Perhaps if you get freezing temps every year it will kill some of the seeds off and would be easier to control, but I don't.
Hester have you heard from Anna, is she ok?
I found these plants at a local nursery here in Sarasota - its' a small operation, mainly wholesale, (doesn't have a name!) but I will be happy to post directions if anyone is interested. The other place that has them is Big Earth, also in Sarasota. I've never seen them at the box stores. The coral one is native, so try a native plant nursery in your area. The pink and purple are hybrids but again, a local nursery should be able to get them for you from the growers in Homestead.
Katkin - I know Ana lives a busy life. The last time I heard from her was about a month ago, but I think I'll email her right now and tell her to post here!!
Hester, that orchid is just gorgeous! The color is so pure and I love the nice, open shape of the flowers. The barleria is pretty too.
Hi everyone, thanks for thinking about me. I'm fine, just busy with stuff. I will try to start hanging out here more often. Just kind of lost the habit because of a lot of other stuff, but it's time to come back. When I can I'll take pics, but my garden is really pretty quiet right now. Too much shade this time of year. Hope everyone's fine!
dmby - the nursery is on Lockwood Ridge Rd at about 49th street - the sign says dryman's fruit nursery but that's just a part of the place. Tell Joe I sent you!
Also Big Earth (just east of 75 on Bee Ridge) should have the plant.
I will say that the guys at the nursery told me that it's hard to find this plant now - seems growers are cutting back.
Billbrandi - you may regret the wedelia! Although, in the right spot, it can work. I have a lot of it.
Hester - sorry to bother you again! Thank you for location of where to find Barleria Repens. Big Earth is down the street (we're in Laurel Oaks). We are trying to decide between the Barleria Repens and the Woodland Violet (Viola Hederachea) recommended by Anna for a mostly shady spot. We are really worried about Lawn invasion (we have 1/2 acre back yard and despite having purchased over 1,000 plants, we still needed to put down 17,000 sq feet of zoysia - YIKES!). The shady spot in question abuts the lawn and we'd hate to end up having to weed it out - we don't have a lawn-service for our back yard as we have 3 little kids ..so we've been trying to do it ourselves organically and we're 1st time gardeners (yikes again ;->).
By the way, I have no idea how to take cuttings but if you ever want bits of anything we've purchased, you're welcome to it. You can see some of the plants we've put in the various beds here http://pinterest.com/dbwilding/ (the boards labeled 'BED: ...' are the plants we've got ... the other boards are inspiration and plant ideas)
Here is a link that might be useful: http://pinterest.com/dbwilding/
Hi neighbor in Laurel Oaks!
I loved seeing the photos on pinterest - wow, your gardens must be spectacular with all those plants.
Regarding the bareria....you may find it too high maintenance. It does require cutting back a lot to keep it in place. I use it because I am a nature gardener and like the wild, out of control look. You might do well with Anna's suggestion - I have never used woodland violet as I don't have much shade.
thanks again for posting the pics - I will use it for reference!
Thank you! By the way, I did want to share 2 plants that we were utterly transfixed by. We bought them both on a fluke in October 2012 because some of the plants we planned were not available. They are Scaevola Amula 'PUrple Fan' and Dipladenia (the pink 'shrub like' one). Both available at Mariposa Nursery in Bradenton - right by Lakewood Ranch.
They have both literally bloomed NON STOP since October.
The Scaevola Amula 'Purple Fan' is a low growing ground cover (about 6") with purple flowers - its created a swath of non stop purple on a slight birm we have - it gets sun in the morning and late afternoon (bright dappled shade midday). Each plant has spread about 1 to 3 feet. They are not competing with the Salvia or Angelonia planted next to them and instead create a purple carpet.
The Dipladenia pink we put right next to our pool cage - they have dark green shiny leaves and dozens and dozens of pink flowers (pink range in color from pale to deep rosy pink on same plant). They are about 2 1/2 to 3' tall and about 2-3' wide (the brances arch up and outward). Again -- they have flowered non stop since October. This area is in bright shade until around 11am and then dappled sun / direct sun in afternoon.
I wanted to share these two as I spent months researching on Gardenweb before buying over a thousand plants and as noted, these 2 were just flukes ... they've turned out to be the best non stop color so far (Oct-April...we'll see how summer goes). The Blue Daze and Lantana Alba (low growing) have also flowered non stop but the Scaevola is more flashy then the subtle tiny flowers of Blue Daze and the Lantana goes through phases of kinda looking ratty. The Scaevola and Dipladenia are prettier and have required absolutely zero maintenance.
Sorry for the long email -- its just exciting to be able to share something that worked ;->!!!


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We've had a few moments lately where I've thought to myself, "self, this is not ideal." And you know we like sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly around here, so here are three things that fall into the latter two categories.
First we have this page I saw in Domino magazine with a mixture of black and white frames, which inspired me to add some black frames to the grouping over our TV in the living room (initially I was leaning towards a few black mats and some darker art).
So I thought I'd be clever and use black electrical tape on the front of a few of our frames to "get the look" without breaking out any paint (or committing to anything permanent, in case I hated the result).
About a half-hour later I had some really fun black-fronted frames (I like the contrast of the white on the side) and even cut the tape into eight 3-inch strips to make the corner detail on that frame in the top right.
They definitely helped to tie into the dark TV and in general I was pretty proud of myself for a while there.
And then a few days later I noticed it. The tape was puckering up and peeling and generally just looked terrible. Maybe washi tape is cool for projects like these, but electrcial tape…? No dice. It seems that it shrinks up over time and literally pulls itself right off the corners and eventually falls on the floor in a jumbled mess. It only took a few days for some of the frames to completely detach. But that wasn't the worst part. Some of the glossier frames were unscathed, but the chalkier white matte frames ended up with black smudges on them from the tape. Boo! I tried some Goo Gone on a few of them and it didn't seem to work, so I'm thinking I'll break out the Magic Eraser and see if that does. If not, I'll be re-painting these bad boys to get them back from their smudged and dirty looking state.
So let that be a lesson to you. Washi tape or black paint or even contact paper might have worked, but electrical tape = no bueno. Onto the next oops moment! Remember when we posted about how we have transplanted this maple tree in our last three homes? It's an offshoot from a gorgeous maple at John's childhood home and was a gift from his parents to us in our first house that we've moved with us each time. When we wrote that post, all was well in Mapleville, and it was looking like this…
But maybe it just took the deer a few weeks to decide that they wanted to have it for brunch? We never quite caught them in the act, but over the following weeks we noticed it was looking less full and a little nibbled, especially down below. Noooo! We didn't want to lose this tree baby of ours, so we ran out to Home Depot and grabbed some black netting to throw over it. We've seen neighbors deter deer in the same way (we chatted a few of them up about what didn't work for them as well, which was everything from human hair and Irish Spring soap to deer sprays and – cringe – animal urine). So since the black netting was neighborhood approved, we went straight for that.
And I'm happy to report that this oops has a happy ending, because the deer don't seem interested in the maple anymore, and you can only see the netting if you're literally about an inch away from the tree (it's on in the shot below, but it's nearly impossible to see). So… so far, so good.
The cool thing is that there are a ton of healthy bigger maples in our neighborhood that the deer don't bother at all (they only nibble low branches that they can reach) so we're holding out hope that in a few years our tree will be all "haha, you can't reach me!" to those deer, and we can free it from its netted prison.
For our third act, we have the biggest "bad" in this group. Especially since I'm a paranoid prego person. LEAD! I don't know if it was mommy intuition or what, but something in my head kept saying "check the doors in the dining room for lead, since those metal frames around each pane look suspect"). It was probably because there was a black powdery dust in the cabinets when I wiped them down back when we moved in (which in my head said "wait, if that's coming off the metal frames, I should test those because it's clearly not staying contained). We don't hang out in there much at all (maybe once a month) and Clara doesn't play there and we don't store anything in those cabinets yet, but I still wouldn't put something dangerous in two corners of a room and say "heck, we don't hang out in there much so it's fine." So I guess that realization is what drove me to break out a lead test kit.
I love these things. They're cheap from Home Depot and you just snap them and shake them and then rub the tip on any surface that you want to test for lead. I, being the super-freaked-out-by-potentially-dangerous-things person that I am, never touched the metal grates around the glass during testing (I didn't want to actually get any potential lead dust on my hands or anything) so I just let the stick touch them for me as I rubbed them gently for a quick test. Within about ten seconds…
…they came up positive. Ahhh! If the test stick stays white or turns slightly yellow, it's negative, but if it's pink or red (or in this case, neon red) you got some serious lead on ya hands.
It was this strange feeling of "gotta wash my hands even thought I didn't touch it!" and "I KNEW it! For some reason I just knew it!" – so the doors have since been removed by John and placed in the corner of the garage that Clara and Burger can't even access if they wanted to (they're blocked in by a bunch of other buckets). Update: As for what we'll do with the doors, we're hoping to find an antiques vendor who knows how to handle lead to see if they're interested instead of sending them straight to the hazardous waste area of our recycling center (I hope someone who knows how to safely seal them or rebuild them will rescue them).
Another update: When it comes to lead paint (both of our previous houses had it) the recommendation is usually just to paint over it with fresh paint to seal it in, but in this case we worried that black dust in the cabinets was lead dust, so we didn't want it falling all over our cabinets and the floor to be breathed in by anyone since the two main ways to get lead poisoning are 1) by ingesting it or 2) by inhaling lead dust. We also realized if we ever wanted to store serving dishes and platters in those cabinets, they could end up with lead dust on them if the doors stayed, which sounds like a bad time.
John also wiped down all the shelves and the floor and the walls around the doors with TSP, just to be safe (you can read more about lead safety/testing/protocols, etc here).
Thankfully we've seen pretty corner built-ins without doors (like these over on A Beautiful Mess) so we still hope to make those cabinets over someday, and in the meantime, it's nice to know there's not any lead lurking in the corners of the dining room anymore. Any oops moments going on at your house? Are you breaking out the black netting or some magic erasers to remedy them? Do they tend to happen in threes to you too?
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I was going to suggest the washi tape but you beat me to it. ;) I think you were onto something with the look though.
People will totally snag those regardless of the lead. Especially an upcycle antique store that might deal with that quite a bit.
Have a great weekend guys!
Yes, a mother's intuition should always be heeded! good work!
Ooh that wallpaper in the dining room is coming off! Can't wait for that post!
Dang. Leaded glass is beautiful but guess its called "leaded" for a reason. Speaking of which I'm also told to be wary of leaded crystal. As in your fancy liquor in the beautiful canister will be contaminated. Old dishes are suspect too I think.
This is true. All our of wedding crystal is real, lead crystal. Safe for occasional drinking (especially after a 24 hour soak in a vinegar solution when newly purchased), but not for any prolonged storing of liquor. The acid leaches the lead out of the glass and into what you drink– actually one of the causes of gout among royal/noble families back in the day. So, my husband's collection of vintage decanters are display-only…. he has other, non-leaded glass decanters for actual use.
Well, this comment led me down a rabbit hole. And ended with a decision to stop using my vintage dishes immediately and make them decorative only. :(
I've been told to avoid original fiestaware in dark blue/purple colors for that reason. Apparently the glaze is lots of lead.
I didn't mean to scare anyone off! We still use- and love- our crystal! Just not all day, every day. And, its not like you're sniffing the finish off you dishes :) Just something to be aware of!
At the risk of making things worse, it's also true of original Fiestaware… but it's actually uranium in the glaze. Everybody say "whaaaaaaat". Old Fiesta only! The new stuff is totally fine.
I've done a lot of pottery (i.e. with a throwing wheel) and my teaches told me that any glaze that's red, blue or purple probably has lead in it to achieve those colors – and they warned us to wash like crazy after we used them. So, all of my high school and college cobalt blue pottery is decorative only.
I love handmade pottery but, just to be careful, I try to avoid using it with food for this reason.
Poo on the tape messing with the frames! But I do think it looks awesome. Washi tape might be too matte if you decide you like the look enough to make it more permanent -I think the gloss/sheen is what makes it so high end looking.
Love the black and white frames idea, sorry the black tape idea turned out to be an oopsie!
I'm confused. Which part of the cabinet door has lead? The glass? The paint? Your lead test stick is on the dividers between the panes and seems to be on the inside of the door.
If the lead is in the metal dividers, what kind of metal is it? What I'm wondering is whether other metals besides lead give a positive test result.
The metal dividers are called cames (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Came_glasswork). I do leadlighting which uses lead cames. I use gloves when handling the lead and you handle them at all whilst pregnant.
leaded glass is called that because the individual pains of glass (which may or may not have lead in them) are held together with strips of lead. Lead is safe to touch. People who make stained glass windows touch it everyday. You just don't want to ingest it. And I imagine folks who touch it all the time everyday use gloves. Adults have to consume LARGE amounts of lead to get lead poisoning. Children are who you really need to be concerned about. A lot of things can have trace amounts of lead in them, even your food.
Ah, yes. That tried and true oops moment – par for the course I think if you're a DIY'er ;) By the way – LOVE the black and white frame idea, you should totally paint them to get the same look.
Also, a question on the lead paint. How do you guys know that it's just limited to the built-in? Are you going to test the rest of the trim, etc? Just curious, since this is something I get rather paranoid about too!
A friend of mine and her husband live in an old house–their 1-year old tested high for lead and it was determined that lead dust was in the air ducts from renovation that they had done. I had also previously thought that lead needed to be ingested to be harmful but now I know that inhaling it has consequences, too.
I feel a little in the dark regarding the lead. My understanding was always that you had to ingest it for it to harm you (unless of course you work with it in some sort of industrial setting and it is an occupational hazard because it is in the air/water/soil). Unless Clara and Burger start licking the mullions I'd imagine they'd be fine. It's not like they are chipping or flaking so they aren't becoming air borne. Are you just being hyper-cautious?
I agree with Emily R. I've done some leaded glass work and what our instructor told was that it's completely safe as long as you don't inhale fumes, touch it with open cuts in your hands (obvious hazard when working with glass!) or eat it. She works with lead every day and and has a blood test yearly, and has never seen any elevated levels.
But… knowing the effects of lead exposure, I wouldn't blame anyone for being extrasuperduper careful and taking all precautions, esp. when the little ones are in question!
Good luck!
Just a little FYI.
My brother while home shopping fell in love with a condo. Before putting in an offer he was presented with a legal document regarding the age of the condo and it containing lead. So, basically long story short he had to sign it stating that if he were to get sick he can't legally come after them. As he was well aware of the lead. It also had a section about renovations, if you wished to do so, how to go about it properly because of the lead.
It can be serious if not looked after right, or handled properly.
Having young children and pets in the house, there are no guarantees that they won't be licking the glass doors. My boys use to lick the mirrored closet doors, same with my cousins kids…weird I know, but hey that's what we do when we are young….lol. That's the time to get away with that weird stuff, could you imagine an adult doing it? We'd be considered a whack job, kids it's cute. Then dogs, well they lick everything around the house if it's left laying around or maybe that couch just looks good enough to taste.
I also had to sign that same waiver when I bought my condo in Boston. It's just something that is standard here. If you are an adult, and you have lead paint in the house it is fine. Like I said, it's really kids you have to worry about. And you have to get the lead IN YOUR BODY. An adult can safely remove and dispose of lead paint. Or keep it. If it's in good condition and not chipping, and you can keep yourself from gnawing on your trim, you'll be fine. Everyone seems to be getting lead crazy. Yes, it is dangerous if you eat it, breathe a lot in. But let's not all go off the deep end.
I like the corner cabinets better without the glass anyway!
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I've kept the deer away by sprinkling human hair cuttings (after cutting my husband's hair) around plants. So, after you cut John's hair, sprinkle what you sweep up around the maple tree and see if it helps.
When we lived in WA, people swore by adding hair clippings to their gardens to keep the deer away. Local salons would give out hair clippings by the garbage bag!
My mom uses a homemade spray… You take a windex-size spray bottle, put 6 or 8 (I can't remember, I think 8) beat eggs in, and fill the rest with water, then spray on the plant. The only problem is you have to reapply after rain. It works for her and they have TONS of deer around.
i've tried everything to keep the deer away here in connecticut and nothing works (except fencing and netting). my advice to you is to be real careful about what you plant in your yard come spring. talk to somone at a local nursery (not home depot etc) and they will be able to tell you what plants the deer most likely won't eat. the deer ate my holly bushes last winter. can you say ouch! it's a real bummer to spend all the money and time on plants and have the deer eat them. by the way i read every day and have never commented. just want to say i love your new house and can't wait to see everything you are doing!
We've discovered the best thing ever for all of our "oops moments". Turtle Wax Multi-purpose Label and Sticker Remover! It can pretty much tackle anything. We've taken sticker and tape residue off and it even works on paint! I spilled a good sized dollop of bright teal paint on our concrete patio that was really noticeable. After a few sprays of this stuff and rubbing it down with a brush and some water, you can't even tell. It's the best stuff ever. It can be found here: http://www.walmart.com/ip/16888956?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=3. Good luck! And I actually like your corner hutch door free! Can't wait to see how you make them over! :)
Better safe than sorry! And very glad your tree story turned out ok, I love Maple trees!
My brother and his wife were in Europe and went to the Waterford Crystal factory and bought a couple snowflake ornaments since it's a family tradition of ours to pick up a christmas ornament to commemorate a trip. They had it packed away in their packs and didn't think much of it until they got stopped going through airport security when their bags were scanned. The ornaments were leaded crystal and the security folks thought they were carrying ninja style throwing stars, ha! Thankfully my brother and sister in law got a good laugh and story out of it :)
That happened to us too! My in-laws gave us these leaded crystal knife rests (or something like it). On the way back home, it gave the TSA a lot of confusion. What are we seeing on the monitors? What is that? Oh these 40 year old knife rests!
Such a bummer with the tape residue, I REALLY like the look of mixing the black frames in there though! :)
I hope Clara had fun trick-or-treating, how'd she do with the umbrella? Our little octopus did really well, just shared some pics of his costume… :)
Haha, that's awesome! Such an awesome costume.
Are you not going to redo the black frames with a different tape…2nd times a charm maybe ????
I was going to ask the same thing! I hope you re-do them with the black…the contrast looked really nice in the airy, bright room!
Was the lead on the glass painted? I don't think there is harm in having leaded glass in the house unless it's painted, chipping and small children or animals eat the chips. The leaded glass itself won't cause harm because it doesn't flake. I understand the nervousness though, but as a nurse who works in an inner city hospital where children do have lead poisoning, I think keeping the original leaded glass doors would be perfectly okay. Burger would have to lick and nibble the leaded glass for years before the lead caused harm.
Also, I'm now picturing Burger licking the glass doors…
Also, by saying all that- my point is that no damage has been done, but safety always comes first. I totally get the removal of the doors. Burger and sweet Clara (and baby) are the priority.
The best thing I've heard of to deter deer is (get ready) human urine. I know, kinda gross. But if Someone will pee into a cup and you pour it out at the base of the tree, deer won't come anywhere near it!
When I was trying to get pregnant with my oldest we were also trying to get rid of ground hogs under our shed. I couldn't convince the dog to pee there, and my husband refused to pee on the shed to try to scare them away too. So, while doing ovulation and pregnancy tests, I peed in a cup, did my test, and dumped the excess near the shed.
And no, it didn't work. But I was willing to try anything at that point! Side note, several years later we still have ground hogs.
Yeah, when you have as many deer as you have, most tricks don't work. You'll probably find the same thing when you try and start a garden. Holly was about all I could grow when we had that many deer.
I loved the look of the black frames, too bed the tape didn't work. But, what I wanted to ask about was the stark white brick next to the yellowish cream wall. Are you going to get around to giving it a coat of the same tone that's on the walls?
So glad you tested for lead! I feel like I've already mentioned it here before (I've been trying to spread the word so that more people know to test their old painted things) but here's the recent experience we had with lead paint during a DIY project:
You're going to think this is gross, but a 'natural' deer repellent is dried blood. You can get it in powdered and powdered concentrate forms, and sprinkle it around the area where you want the deer to avoid.
You can buy in it Canada, and there are approved deer repellents available in the USA, too.
Yep, it's called Blood Meal and they also sell it in the US at Home Depot or any garden store. Supposed to repel a lot of different pests, including deer, and is a great fertilizer!
Just wanted to let you know that you were featured in an article on American Lifestyle (a magazine still being sent to the previous owners of our house!) It's called Ikea Iterations The Lack table three ways. It features five of your pictures. When I was browsing through the magazine before throwing it out, I thought, these pictures look familiar. Then I recognized your living room curtains and wall color (previous house) and then I went looking to see where it said Younghouselove. They credited you at the very end of the article and included a small pic of your book.
Thought you'd want to know. :)
It was on Issue 59. (There's no month or year on it and it came directly from a Realtor in PA)
I understand your "better safe than sorry" approach, but those lead test kits are absurdly ineffective – even after professional lead abatement, a cheap test kit may register positive.
Just don't want everyone running out to get kits to check their homes and then feel completely stressed out about the results!
Love the gallery wall with the tv! I've been wanting to do that in our house, but haven't found the right inspiration yet. I must have missed your post about it, but just went back about 10 pages and didn't see it?
Here's my understanding about lead – it's only dangerous if it's ingested or inhaled. Paint with lead is an issue because it can peel/chip and kids can eat those or paint dust can be inhaled during a renovation. Leaded glass should be ok unless you think the kids will lick or chew it. Lead doesn't leech particles into the air or anything.
Either way – if you're more comfortable with it out of the house, then go for it!
Ugh – electrical tape is sorta icky like that. Are the frames gooey where the tape was stuck on? Maybe some goo-gone could help…
Great post! Too bad about that electrical tape. But I really liked the frame that you only put black tape on the corners – gave me the great idea that it would be super cool to get simple l-shaped flat brackets from the hardware store and screw them in to the corners for an industrial look!
My biggest oops was probably when I removed some popcorn ceilings from our first house before having them tested for asbethos. I was just so excited to get rid of them that I ah, forgot, until afterward. I called around to a bunch of asbethos testing and safety centers afterward to see if there was any way to test afterward (I'd thrown away the debris and painted…). The concensus I got, fortunately, was that because I'd sprayed the popcorn heavily with water before scraping it off so there was almost no dust, we would be fine. The lovely African American lady I talked to at one testing center explained that it's people who worked with asbethos for years who were usually the ones with resulting health problems.
Still…I would definitely test first next time!
But… "the lovely African American lady I talked to at one testing center". Why? Would you have mentionned she was a lovely caucausian lady? Why bring up her ethnicity, especially since the encounter was over the phone?
Asbestos is scary stuff.
Not sure why someone's race is relevant to this story however…
I was wondering the exact same thing Kate & Emily! I'm sitting here racking my brain as to why it matters that she's African American. I normally don't post negative comments on others posts, but this one I couldn't get over.
I'm wondering if her race had some significance but when writing the post was forgotten to be included. Like when telling a story you forget where it was going. Otherwise an odd inclusion to good information.
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Apple has just announced the pricing and availability for the new 12-inch Retina MacBook. This is the thinnest MacBook to date and offers "all day" battery life. This is the same MacBook we exclusively uncovered back in January and now it has been unveiled along with its pricing…
Apple opens up iWork for iCloud apps to anyone, no need to own an Apple device
Apple appears to be aiming to tempt Android and Windows users to try out its iWork apps, making Pages, Numbers and Keynote for iCloud available to anyone, with no requirement to own an Apple device. A new banner promoting the offer was last night added to the iCloud beta site, beta.icloud.com … Read more
iWork for iCloud updated with eight new languages, easier document renaming and more
Apple has updated its iWork for iCloud web-based productivity suite with eight new languages, the ability to rename documents in the editor and a few minor additional enhancements.
Pages gets all eight new languages: Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish – including bidirectional support for Arabic and Hebrew. Numbers and Keynote get all but Arabic and Hebrew … Read more
Recap: Everything you need to know about iPad Air 2, iPad mini 3, and iMac with Retina 5K display (Video)
Apple's latest keynote was full of announcements for iPad and Mac enthusiasts. Apple has finally unveiled its second generation iPad Air, a slightly revised iPad mini, and the long rumored iMac with Retina display. Apple's keynote went on for about 90 minutes, but in case you didn't have time to sit through the entire thing, we've put together a recap to get you up to speed…
Apple announces new versions of Pages, Keynote and Numbers with Yosemite visual updates and other improvements (iOS too!)
As part of its keynote, Apple has officially announced new versions of its iWork suite — Pages, Keynotes and Numbers. Each of the apps have received some 'flattening' UI changes to match the aesthetic of OS X Yosemite.
Each of the productivity apps also have other improvements, relevant to each task. In Numbers, you can now transpose tables in one step for example. Pages adds a new sidebar, with comments and other outline views. Keynote now includes some new text effects as well. The updates will be released alongside the release of OS X Yosemite today.
Yosemite GM provides an early look at new versions of Pages and Keynote for Mac
On Tuesday Apple provided developers and beta testers with the GM build of OS X Yosemite, which will likely be the version that ships to consumers later in October (although since this is only a "GM candidate" we may see another build sometime before then). Earlier we noted that this build includes updated videos to demonstrate the trackpad gestures in System Preferences that showed off new iWork icons.
As it turns out, those demo videos also give us a quick look at what will almost certainly be the next major version of Apple's iWork suite. Above you can see an unreleased version of Pages that features a redesigned toolbar and other tweaks. Another of the videos has our first look at the updated Keynote app:
Apple keynote recap: What you need to know (Video)
The day we've all been waiting for is finally here. Apple has officially introduced its new iPhone lineup and announced an entirely new product in the wearables department. There was quite a bit of information between most of the major announcements from today, and because of that, we thought it would be helpful to condense the "need to know" information into a short video…
WWDC 2014 keynote recap: Everything you need to know about iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite (Video)
Apple's WWDC 2014 keynote was home to plenty of announcements including iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite. There was quite a bit of information covered during the two hour presentation, but luckily we didn't miss a second of the action.
If you don't feel like sitting through the entire keynote video, we've put together a condensed version to give you the rundown on everything that was announced. Find out all that you need to know about iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite in our keynote recap below…
Live blog/analysis: Apple talks iOS 8, OS X 10.10, more at WWDC 2014
Comparing to Python as well with massing performance difference
Federighi comparing Swift speed to Objective-C
"The language is called Swift and it totally rules."
New Programming language: Swift
New programming language… called Swift
Federighi discussing Objective-C language
Xcode: Federighi says Xcode's latest version was downloaded 14 million times
SceneKit: new 3D scene render with integrated physics engine
SpriteKit enhancements announced
Federighi discussing SpriteKit and casual gaming on iOS
Zen Garden, game demoed showing Metal, will be available in the App Store for free alongside iOS 8
Epic Games founder and company demoing graphics using Metal 3D APIs
Metal is new 3D reduces Games overhead in 3D. Up to 10x performance
Touch ID:
3rd party keyboards
Bing Translate also built in iOS menu item
3rd Party Widgets that can go in notifications
Photo Filters
Extensibility will allow services from other apps.
App Previews Videos
App Bundles
Editors choice category
Related searches
Scrolling Results
Tim: Making App Store even better:
Explore Tab
Trending Searches
Hey Siri > OK, Google?
Hey Siri,
Photos for Mac SHIPPING EARLY NEXT YEAR
Demoing Photos
smart editing controls for light and color. Auto straightening cropping
Search Location, Time, Albums,
Share media and Apps with Family. So get all of your wife's media. Up to 6 family members who share same credit card.
Family Sharing
HealthKit not HealthBook
Enterprise 98% of Fortune 500 companies.
iCloud Drive on iOS
Hair Force One jokes. Don't get old.
These new features look easy enough for just about anyone to use.
you can pick up calls on your iPad thru "Continuity"
Quicktype=predictive typing suggestions
Keyboard and Quicktype
still using google search
Spotlight – you can now search for Apps on App store, points of interest from Wikipedia entries. Songs, movies
Spotlight on iOS
Using quick functionalities in Mail. Will be slightly harder to not use it now.
Flicking away Phil Schiller's Notifications.
you can now reply to notifications with a pull down.
pull down notifications
Craig's back to talk about iOS 8….
89% of install base was running the latest OS.
…for iOS 7.
97% Satisfaction rating from Changewave
nearly half of China customers switched from Android to Apple. (China Mobile might have helped a bit here)
Android …jokes!
some math…800M! iOS devices
iPod Touch 100M
iPad 200M
iPhone 500M
Recap….and available today. Everyone else will get it in the Fall….free
That wasn't uncomfortable
Calling Dre
Demoing Phone calls. I think a big deal
Phone calls on Mac via iPhone. This is a big deal if you use a Mac
Messages will relay SMSes to/from Mac
Swipe up on your iPad and work goes to your Mac
New "Handoff"
Airdrop works between iOS and the Mac
Transitions should be natural/seamless
"Continuity" – using the right device for the moment.
Demoing Recent Recipients. Wonder how configurable this is. Can I have 10? 20?
Also showing some editing in mail
Safari: Looks nice!
Mail Drop. Allows big attachments thru cloud rather than having to do manually. Up to 5GB in size. RIP Yousendit
Mail in Yosemite
iCloud Drive
search Wikipedia and news? From Spotlight. Oh, I wonder who Apple will think is News? Surely not Google
Giving live demo of Yosemite now.
NEw Notification center – Today view
New Dark Mode
New Typography. Looks like OS 8 a little bit.
Lighter, fresher
new UI feels more "Airy"
Video playing
"Continuity" is about refining OSX
OS X Yosemite
Here Comes Craig Fed
50% of install base is on Mavericks
Macs 80 million. While PC industry is shrinking, Macs are growing. 40 Million copies of Mavericks. Most ever.
started with 1 lab. Now "lots"
"Thanks Devs" 25th aniversary – 25 years old – started in 1990
Here's Tim!
"I can't live without
Grindr I mean Tinder"
we're watching a commercial here. Hopefully some humans coming shortly…
New Commercial starts…
Music Stops (Coldplay obv
Iovine in the house, Dre notsomuch
Spotted at WWDC: Angela Ahrendts and Jimmy Iovine, but not Dr. Dre
Philip Elmer-DeWitt (@philiped) June 02, 2014
Here's your first look at OS X 10.10 Yosemite
I may be more excited about the Mac OS X news today than iOS stuff. http://t.co/TG6Ie2diNO—
Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) June 02, 2014
Angela Ahrendts came breezing through. http://t.co/xtlk9L83Ii—
Jay Yarow (@jyarow) June 02, 2014
Very few women in line here at #WWDC14 but nice to spot Apple's Angela Ahrendts walking through the crowd.
Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) June 02, 2014
Apple Store still up….what does it all mean? Head South to the comments to discuss.
Someone forgot to take the AppleStore down…unless Apple got some new 1990's technology that doesn't require the store to go down for updates—
Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) June 02, 2014
#WWDC14 security dog has an Apple badge. Soo cute http://t.co/qAcgIztoa4—
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Apple's popularity seems to be waning "@StevenLevy: I'd forgotten. http://t.co/vxYZrYhRTb"—
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Evernote CEO in the house. http://t.co/JvsOpXBwfS—
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Apple's official Live stream of the WWDC keynote (in another window obv.). Starts in 1:45Don't forget
The latest news from Moscone:
Apple displaying Ferraris & other cars at WWDC hinting at CarPlay announcements
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and New developer APIs for iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 appear in open-source WebKit
there are cars situated inside Moscone West. This likely indicates that some significant CarPlay announcements are in-store for today. Also, some OS X 10.10 and iOS 8 APIs for developers are already appearing on some open source WebKit files.We are just under two hours away from the kickoff WWDC keynote, and here's the latest news:
We're approximately two hours away from Apple's major WWDC 2014 keynote address, and we'll be providing live blogging and analysis of the event as it proceeds. We're expecting Apple to discuss updates to iOS and OS X 10.10, with the former seeing enhancements across the system and the latter receiving a complete redesign to bring the software in line with the iOS 7 design aesthetic. You can catch our full analysis and live updates from the conference below:
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- Ice cold Central Air Conditioning.
- Short walk to 'Grove Street' Path station, straight shot to Manhattan with a 10 minutes ride. Cost = $2.5
- Stable & fast WiFi for streaming videos, (website hidden) & work
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Welcome to Jersey City & NYC!! We are your host Thomas & Rain =)
You will be moving into a private room large enough for 3.
One double bed. Extra single bed available upon request.
Very clean and tidy as advertised.
Free WiFi and utilities.
Downtown Jersey City is a clean and safe neighborhood. Lots of cute local restaurants & bars along Newark Avenue.
Please feel free to send us a message with any questions. We respond almost instantly!
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Parking -
Overnight/weekend - Free street parking all around the neighborhood
Weekday - Free 2 hours limit street parking
All day - $14 all day parking.(141 Christopher Columbus Dr - which is exactly between the apartment & PATH subway)
$9 all day parking 1 block to the North of this parking lot (recommended)
FREE ALL DAY - 1 block towards the west of the APT (recommended)
Street parking is safe.
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Transportation -
From Manhattan, just take the PATH train anywhere from Midtown to Down. Very very easy. $2.5
By air + public transporation
From EWR - take Airtrain to Newark Penn station, then PATH. $7.5
From JFK - take any shuttle at luggage claim area to PATH station, then take PATH ~$25
From LGA - take any shuttle at luggage claim area to PATH station, then take PATH ~$25
By air + CHEAPEST WAY
From EWR - Bus to Newark Penn station, then PATH. $4.5
From JFK - take bus, free transfer to subway. Then take PATH $5
From LGA - take bus, free transfer to subway. Then take PATH $5
By air + taxi
From EWR - 15 to 20 mins cab ride away. ~$45
From JFK - it will go through Manhattan ~$160
From LGA - it will go through Manhattan ~$160
We might also be able to pick you up from the airports for $35 from EWR or $80+toll from JFK or LGA if you don't have a lot of luggages (in a small Mercedes-Benz)
Tips are always welcomed! =)
Guest Access
You will be moving into your own private room.
The bathroom, kitchen, and sitting area are shared. Make yourself at home! (Please do be very respectful when using the common amenities) =]
Free access to all kitchen cookware and appliances including dishwasher, washer, and fridge. [except for food]
Laundry facilities are in the basement.
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- Clean sheets
- Clean bedding
- Made bed
- Clean towels
- Pen & paper
- free WiFi
- All utilities included
- Coin laundry in the basement
- Pots & pans in kitchen
- Iron & ironing board
Bring your own
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Hygine essentials
Interaction with Guests
You will be greeted by your very own friendly host, Thomas & Rain!
Your room will be ready for you when you move in. More than likely we will offer you some iced water or hot tea depending on the season. =)
We will give you the keys, explain to you all the amelitiies in the apartment, introduce you to the friendly neighborhood, and give you some travel tips.
From this moment, your room will be completely private.
Your room is private, but you will not be on your own. We are always available to help if you have any questions or concerns!
We are confident you will enjoy your stay with us!!
The Neighborhood
Downtown Jersey City is a clean and safe neighborhood. Lots of cute local restaurants & bars along Newark Avenue. During the spring, you will find many blooming flowers; during the winter, you will like find snow on the ground.
This area is very safe to walk around at any hours of the day and night. It is also safe to park on the streets over night. (also it's free!)
Getting around
If you are visiting New York, you have come to the best location! You are 10 -15 mins from Manhattan. All you have to do is to walk 3 minutes to the "Grove street" station and take the PATH train into Manhattan. It costs only $2.5. You are 2 stops from the heart of New York and the ride is roughly 6-7 mins.
If you are traveling on business and transiting at EWR, you have also come to the best location! You are only 20 minutes by cab to the airport! Alternatively, you can take the PATH then transfer to AirTrain.
Other Things to Note
We are very flexible with check in and check out time. Just keep us posted with your estimated time of arrival!
- No shoes on carpet at all times
- No smoking
- No candles
- No parties
- No unannounced guests
- No personal items in shared areas (including shoes)
- Keep bathroom clear of personal items
- Do all dishes after use
- Be respectful & friendly to others
Felt very welcome! I needed a last-minute place to stay for 1 night only. I reached out at about 6pm the night that I needed to stay and received an almost immediate response back. Felt very welcome, good neighborhood, and not that bad of walk to Grove St Path. They have 4 bedrooms that they rent out and all of them were full. Mostly people kept to themselves and stayed in their own rooms. There are 2 bathrooms that we shared.
Really like that Thomas replies to any questions you might have immediately and tries to help so that your stay is very comfortable. The rooms are as in the picture and clean. Comfortable beds and generally a good experience. 8-10 min to PATH which is great too.
The place was comfortable and well kept. Thomas was very friendly and accommodating, though he wasn't around much (he doesn't live there). Was a good stay.
Thomas was very attentive and checked up on me a lot, giving me tips on various things and even brought an ironing board and ironing - I was staying in Jersey City for work, so I had to be presentable :-)
The only thing to note is that in the description of the place it seems that Thomas and Rain are still living there, which was part of the charm for me. Instead, you will share the apartment with four other people. I had a good experience with all the tenants, so I can't really complain! Of course, that's because Thomas takes care to chat with a person for a bit until he accepts a guest. Also be aware that the walls of this rooms are made of plasterboard, so noise travels easily between the rooms. Bring earplugs :-)
I would stay there again in a heartbeat.
The room looks exactly the same as in the photos. Rain & Thomas was very flexible in check in and checkout.
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We have had great experience with both traveling with and hosting on airbnb!
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The story of the quest for human origins is a fascinating one. This course examines the breakthroughs responsible for our modern interpretation of our species origins. From a worldwide hoax, eccentric characters and presumptions to scientific advances, we will investigate the history of key discoveries. This program is designed to be entertaining and informative. It encourages an exchange of ideas by introducing participants to topics from a "hands-on" approach through personal interaction with prehistoric artifacts and is filled exploring humorous stories, lively conversation, film clips and PowerPoint presentations. Matthew Bielecki, B.S., B.A.
Newtown Campus/ $89/ RCEGN 8111 C01
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America Before Columbus NEW CLASS
Pre-Columbian peoples were not intermittently settled in an unspoiled wilderness; rather, there were vast numbers who actively shaped and influenced the geography around them. The Aztec enjoyed running water and impeccably clean streets. Mesoamerican cultures grew corn in a focused breeding process that has been called man's first feat of genetic engineering. Native peoples were not living lightly on the land but were manipulating and managing their world in many ways. We will examine the Maya, Aztec, Inka and many other pre Columbian cultures through interactive talks, PowerPoint presentations, and artifacts. Matthew Bielecki, B.S., B.A..
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Archeology – An Armchair Explorer's Guide
Find your inner Indiana Jones; while quenching your appetite for the archaeology, history, and the past! Archaeology: An Armchair Explorer's Guide is your ticket to explore ancient civilizations and exotic locales while staying close to home. We'll begin in prehistory, and journey through time discovering cultures and peoples from locations around the world. Lively lectures, authentic artifacts and cultural objects make up this fun and unique offering. Matthew Bielecki, B.S., B.A.
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Learning to Use Your Digital Camera
This class is designed for those who own a DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex) camera or an advanced Point and Shoot camera (those with full manual controls). Students will learn basic digital photography theory and will learn how to set the controls on their camera so that they are able to intelligently use the camera under most lighting conditions. Note: this course is not for those who own a basic point and shoot camera, as there are no user controls available. James J. Grimes, M.Ed.
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This class is designed for those students who have either taken the Learning to Use Your Digital Camera or who have had some experience in using an SLR or DSLR camera. Note: This class in not for anyone who does not know how to use an SLR or DSLR. James J. Grimes, M.Ed.
Newtown Campus/ $99 / RFNRT 2581 C01
4 Wed, 4/1-4/22 10am-1 pm
Creative Collage
The world of collage is like no other medium. It challenges the beginner artist as well as the more accomplished artist. If offers versatile materials, exciting visual effects and media and combination of collage processes. Bring your creativity! Danielle Cargas
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Sketchbook Drawing
A journal of a thousand images begins with a single page. This class offers the perfect opportunity to develop drawing skills, practice creative play and daily sketchbook habits. Observations and creativity will be emphasized as well as exploring the sketchbook and its use in preparation for future artwork. We will use a variety of media and techniques to create a successful "artistic journal" while expanding our visual thinking skills. Danielle Cargas
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Explore the evolution of the symphony from the 18th century through the 20th century and become more confident when listening to music. Regardless of prior knowledge, students will gain familiarity with this musical form as well as the roughly thirty composers most identified with the genre. We'll start with Bach's sons and end with Lutoslawski. Class meetings will be part lecture, part listening, and part discussion with lots of fun. Lists of supplementary reading and listening will be supplied for the intellectually curious.
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From Tyranny to Anarchy in South Africa: J.M. Coetzee's LIFE of MICHAEL K AND DISGRACE NEW CLASS
As South Africa transforms violently from the brutal tyranny of apartheid to the brutal anarchy of the new political system which follows apartheid's overthrow, these novels by Nobel laureate J.M. Coetzee depict the lives of 2 men who understand, pursue, and experience freedom in their struggle for survival within and outside the repressive barriers they encounter in radically different ways. Race, class, language, politics and history separate them, but it is the tortured land itself that enables each to discover his identity.
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Watercolor – Awash with Color
This course is for the beginner to intermediate watercolor artist who wants to achieve sparkling highlights and luscious wet washes in this transparent, luminous medium. Expect a fun and supportive atmosphere as you explore painting washes, glazing, wet into wet, dry-brush and texturing techniques. Emphasis will be on promoting creativity and the realization and appreciation of the individual vision of each artist. A materials list will be provided. You are encouraged to bring your own photographic reference materials. We will also work from still life set-ups. Jo-Ann Osnoe, B.F.A.
*Pennswood Village/ $129/ RFNRT 8014 CPV1
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