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Michigan State University announced the establishment of the George Webster Scholarship Program. Unveiled at halftime at the MSU vs. Indiana Basketball Game in March 2007, Ron Mason announced the establishment of the Scholarship Fund for former Spartan Athletes for completing their Education at Michigan State University.
The scholarship, initially funded and started by Jim Nelson of Ada, Michigan , is given annually to two former athletes who have met the criteria established by the committee for furthering their education and completing the academic work needed to obtain their degree at Michigan State University. It is the wishes of the GWSF founder that the selected candidates will engender similar persistence, resilience, respect and dignity in their conduct to model that of George Webster (1963-71).
In the words of Jim Nelson, "the goal for the George Webster Scholars has three (3) legs. The first leg is for Former Athletes - Finish your degree. The second leg is for the Fans - The athletic fans of M SU can demonstrate their loyalty to past athletes by giving them support rather than simply forget about them. It is their way of saying thank you, years later, for all the excitement and memorable moments they fostered by their fans. Finally, the third leg is for the Youngsters – The Webster Scholars will serve as mentors in their community and help fulfill the original goal as envisioned by George Webster and myself."
"I am so honored that Jim Nelson would think so much of me to create this scholarship in my name", says Webster. "My love for this university is unparallel and to know that Jim has created a fund that will associate my name with the University for eternity is truly humbling to me."
"Without a doubt Mr. Nelson's generosity will have long term positive effect on former student-athletes", says Jim Pignataro, Associate Athletics Director /Director of Student-Athlete Support Services. "For me it is an absolute pleasure to Chair the George Webster Scholarship Fund for Mr. Jim Nelson. As a committee, we have the honor of recruiting and selecting former student-athletes who embody the charter of George Webster along with the selflessness of his actions. There is no question Mr. Nelson's generosity will change the lives of former student-athletes forever as well as continue the legacy of George Webster's contributions to Michigan State University."
Each recipient shall become familiar with the values George Webster demonstrates and further replicate his community service for those with special needs while providing encouragement as one who was fully aware of life's trials and tribulations.
Up until his death, George continued to have speaking engagements at area high schools talking to students and expounding on the virtues and benefits of getting an education and working hard to prepare themselves for the future. George was a firm believer of furthering ones education to its fullest. Ernie Pasteur, one of George's MSU teammates recalls a discussion with George where he told him, "Education can give you the hope and the chance to live the quality of life you deserve. With out the education your opportunities are limited."
Ernie also related the strong feeling that George has towards his Spartan Family. "That's what the Spartan Family is all about, Spartans helping Spartans in their time of need. They did it for me and now my scholarship gives the opportunity to give back to them."
The community service emphasis of this scholarship is on local elementary, junior and senior high schools while fostering a strong belief in the value of education for all students. Each recipient may choose to participate in the office of Student-Athlete Support Services Life Skills Programs. The recipient pledges to give back to the community with personal appearances or joint efforts with others from Michigan State University. If you feel as a former Spartan player, that you meet the criteria listed above, contact Mr. Jim Pignataro at the Clara Bell Smith Student-Athelete Academic Center for further information on being considered as a candidate.
"I am very excited and feel honored to be the person to start this scholarship program in George's name", says Jim Nelson, an MSU graduate of 1960. "This scholarship is funded to provide two students each semester to finish their education at MSU. I am hopeful that former players and members of the MSU Football Players Association and others will grasp the opportunity provided to them and potentially grow the scholarship to fund more than just two student-athletes per year".
For those of you wishing to contribute to this worthy cause of helping your former Spartan teammates complete their college education, you can make your check payable to Michigan State University and in the memo section of the check write in "George Webster Scholarship Fund AA0029". All donations will get a tax-deductible letter and credit towards their levels in the Spartan Fund. Details of how to contribute are shown in the contribution section of this website.


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March 06, 2013 Length: 39:11James S. Taylor, author of Poetic Knowledge: The Recovery of Education
"Thank you for AFR's ministry to those of us who live in remote areas. My husband and I live in the far north of Scotland, and AFR is a lifeline for me as an American and for my husband, who as a Scotsman had never heard this kind of programing nor realized how vital the faith is to many of us in America. In the UK, it is so far marginalized as to be almost non-existent in spite of wonderful people like Met. Kallistos Ware."

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October 26, 2011
I have this paired with a 12" Rockford Fosgate P3 subwoofer and this little amp gives it more than enough power! I highly recommend these Hifonics amps!!
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September 30, 2014
This amp is wonderful. If you love deep rich bass with a constant R MS this is the amp for you!
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January 12, 2012
Kicks ass!!! Don't was your money on a expensive kicker amp, this is way better!! A must buy!!
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November 22, 2011
I have a Chevy Astro van it's hard to get speakers to thump in that big of an area. But my Hifonics amp with my two 12s, Boss speakers, really do the job. I love the quality sound i get with them. Thanks.
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October 11, 2011
Wicked little amp its a true 1000 rms I have it on a 2010 Rockford fosgate T1D215 in the high output vent box running in 1 ohm I swear I think if I turned the gain past 3/4 I could make that T1 15 start popping. It hits just as hard as my buddys 2 l7 15inch with a Rockford fosgate 1000.1 amp. Great great amp.
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October 8, 2011
Excelent amp, works great, have it in an 02 Escalade EXT running two JL 12W3's in a JL box, just pounds :)
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Austin, TX
February 16, 2015
The amp does what its suppose to do and that's give all the power to my subs that they can handle. No cons at all...not really any pros other than it does what it is suppose to do and hasnt failed me yet. Ive only had it for 2 weeks so I will be back to do another review. Everything came in the box like it said and showed up on time. Easy to install. Im just now realizing if the blue hifonics badge lit up or not...I'll let you all know.
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September 22, 2014
This amp is great i had a 2400 watt amp an i was trying to get somthing smaller but my suprise it hits harder tgen my othe amp i have it pushing two 12 inch pioneer champion series an my whole car shakes
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Montgomery, TX
January 4, 2013
Well built amp with good guts. Pushes two Earthquake TNT-12s's, Off of a XSscorpion 4 gauge wiring kit. The setup has window flex.
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February 27, 2013
All the power you need running jl 15 in van shakes windows.
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Spokane, WA
February 20, 2013
When i bought this amp, i was skeptical because of the long hated line of Hifonics products.
When i got this amp, i hooked it up to my Kicker 15" L7... i had the amp at a 2 ohm load giving the L7 a good 750 rms and damn... It sounded like that L7 had a full on 1000 rms load going into it.. I had to tape down various plastic pieces in the back of my car and secure my trunk with padding...
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February 18, 2013
great amp the power is like no other running a kicker 450rms sub box and my Tahoe shakes. sonic is a great place to buy all of your electronic needs shipping is fast.
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January 25, 2013
I needed an amp to power two NVX DVC 10" subs but also take up very little space. This thing over delivers, it's compact enough it can very easily fit under a seat or in other tight spaces and is very well constructed.
I have it pushing out about 350 RMS @ 1ohm to my two 10's as that's their RMS rating, and they absolutely pound my car. The amplifier and subs paired together make super crisp and clean bass, no drool and no fuzzy sound. Very snappy tight bass but believe me this amp has no problems feeding my subs when deep lows from music kicks in, it gets amazingly low and has no problems with overheating at all even at high volumes with rock or hip hop, and it's in my spare tire area with a pastic/carpeted cover on top of it.
Overall I give this amp a 5/5 because it delivers everything it's rated for, has great SQ and SPL capabilities, great looks and design.
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January 21, 2013
This has thoroughly beat on my 12" Volfenhags and my 15" Diamond D6. The power coming out of this tiny, low-end amp is unbelievable, not to mention it stays cool even when maxed out. Granted, judging by the built-in fuse, it can theoretically only push out 960W max, but for the price, how can you beat that?
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Atlanta Ga
November 18, 2012
I have to say I was shopping for a while trying to find an amp that would give me the power i need with SQ. although this amp is not CEA 2006 compliant at 14.4 volts it will put out the rms it claims. It makes my 2 10" in a ported box bang hard but also sound good. The amp does not overheat at all for me.
I have a friend that has the hifonics colossus amp with two 12" MTx 9500
And that amp makes those subs work. I'm just giving that as an example that surprisingly enough hifonics is top quality stuff. If you have concerned if hifonics is what they advertise I can yes it is. To tell you the truth it's the name when you buy kicker or alpine.. A lot of people have those brands so that's why most people will over look hifonics. It's a win win if you buy hifonics you save money. A lot of money then take that extra money and upgrade to a better sub or maybe a nice pair of infinity component speakers. The last thing I will say
Hifonics does make cea 2006 compliant amps and either way you can't go wrong
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October 18, 2012
Got this amp and it works just fine with my 2 12" kickers.
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January 12, 2012
Best power for the money! I have used Hifonics for at least 15 years. These new hfi still put out the power but for less money. I think the only difference is the signal input dosn't have the same range as their higher grade amps. Good power and good versatility on ohm loads.
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November 28, 2011
This amp pushes my 2 concept subwoofers hard and rattles my Dakota so much!
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September 28, 2011
Its great, my system is booming.
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July 29, 2011
This amp is just amazing. My older amp was a 2 channel Nitro 1000 watt amp and it had alot more cons than pros. It was able to push my subs but it just didnt have enough power. I just installed my HFI1000.1D yesterday and it blows everybody out of the water! My subs hit harder than ever and you can hear me come down the block. I set off so many alarms while i was powering my subs with this amp. Definately worth the price.
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Flow blue was a type of transfer pottery produced by Staffordshire, England, potters beginning in about 1820. Sold mostly in the U.S. market, flow blue was similar to traditional blue-and-white pottery, except that the blue color was deliberately blurred, an effect achieved by adding a cup of lime or ammonia to the kiln during glazing.
English manufacturers of antique flow blue included Wedgwood, Johnson Brothers, Minton, Royal Doulton, and Swansea. Patterns ranged from Blue Danube to Idris to the classic Willow. As for the objects themselves, they included toilet wares and teapots, plates and platters, vases and garden seats, and even dog bowls.
One interesting subset of flow blue is the blue-marble effect. All-over patterns such as Lazuli lent itself to this look: When given the flow-blue treatment, the pattern would blur so that from afar the object resembled a piece of carved, blue-veined marble.
By World War I, U.S. potteries were producing most of the flow blue for the domestic market, causing English potters to exit the business, which had never been popular in the U.K. to begin with. The desirability of the ware waned in both countries between the wars, but interest picked up again in the U.S. in the 1960s. Because large amounts of 19th-century flow blue had been shipped to, or manufactured in, the U.S., flow blue remains fairly reasonable to collect.
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Popcorn ceiling cracked between foyer/dining room
My solution to popcorn ceiling with crack between the foyer & dining room. Scrapped off popcorn and designed faux tray ceiling. The first layer consisted of 12 inches of plywood around edges of both rooms, with the area between the rooms completely filled in. Next, drywall about 7 inches of sheetrock all around the edges of both rooms (and another layer over the area between each room), like a reverse wedding cake. The result being the look of two seperate trays.
After arguing with hubby and contractor, that my detailed instructions would never work, I said "ok just do whatever you want". Hubby left, then contractor went to lunch. Before I left, I left him a note, "After rethinking this, I've decided to stick to my original plan." Viola, got just what I wanted, they ate crow. Are there any contractors left that will do what you want without arguing?
I did all the painting and made my own stencils. I used plaster for a 3D look.
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Dining room. Added medallion. The two areas where the light fixtures are hanging, are the only areas that you can see, where the popcorn was removed. The rest of the ceiling was covered.
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Football is the sport that generates the most school spirit and student involvement. It brings the the students (and teachers) together in such a huge way. Game days have such a feeling of community and family.
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How many liters of transmission fluid is supposed to be in the transmission? I can't find any info in the drivers manual. I'm pretty sure there's more in it than it needs and I want to drain and replace it, but I don't know how much to replace it with.
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The refill amount after removing the bottom pan is 7 - 7.5 liters. Most technicians put in 6-7 liters and check the fluid level. Once the level is at the "full cold" mark, the vehicle should be driven to get the fluid up to normal operation temperature. The transmission can then be topped off to the "full hot" mark.
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Of all the things giving me trouble I just can't come to an agreement with this very narrow strip.
Perhaps the selection of plants works or perhaps I should just mass one type of upright plant and then maintain a taller/narrow conifer closest to the porch to fill that empty spot next to the door.
This area is shaded until about 1pm and then sunny until 7pm.
As the days get shorter its shaded until 3pm so the perennials started to "reach".
Its all that siding that is bothering me. If I had more width I could fill it up a bit more with height.
Have you thought about a trellis with a vine? The only other thing that comes to my mind is a piece of garden art. That sidewalk is rather narrow so I fear most plants would want to infringe on it.
What's with the plant containers with rocks on them?
I'd second tanowicki's thought about a lovely permanent trellis, either painted in the colour of your siding so it will be more of an architectural interest in winter or a lovely but flat arts and crafts style structure in cedar on either side of the window. To me, a vine on a wall can be really ugly when there's snow on the ground so perhaps a fast growing annual is the answer. On a similar exposure to yours (we even share the same plant colour palette!), I use Cathedral Bells "cobea" aka the cup and saucer vine. It grows and covers amazingly fast, has a really subtle sweet smell so nice that close to the entrance and the pendulous flowers, though fairly short lived, are prolific and extremely attractive.
I'm still looking for a spot for that chimney fire oak...
Cimicifuga, blue hydrangea, leucanthemum, peonies, hakonechloa 'aureola' grass; would be some of my choices for that area. I think you might be happier with a little less space between the plants, they are newly planted? if so they will probably fill in more, but you could probably tighten up some of the spacing to have a more immediate garden look with the thought in mind that you will divide and separate in 3-4 years.
In terms of that strip, i would look at trying to get a perennial for height and an edging plant in the two feet or so that you have available.
Let me pile on. I second (or third) the advice about the vine on trellis. I'd make it out of slightly "beefy" wood, 2 x 2 or 2 x 3... maybe even 2x4 main posts (no 1 x 2's.) Decorative end cuts (maybe just angle.) Keep it away from the wall a bit and don't make too wide that it crowds either the window or garage corner after the plants grow. I'd use a vine that twines and would not have any chance of attaching to the wall. My preference is painted white to add more charm than barracks paint theme. Blue or pink or anywhere in between flowers would look great with that grey. Mandevilla as annual would be one example.
All comments are welcome and thank you for the advice so far!
Whether you like or dislike I always take the advice. More advice outside of the hell strip is welcome to.
The plantings will likely evolve as I'm a bit of collector and this was just season number one!
About the trellis
I'm liking this idea...
Would a traditional rectangle or semi-circle (at the top) be a better choice?
Do I put this trellis towards the front or back?
I'd probably go with an ever-blooming clematis or climbing hydrangea.
About what I have
Everything was planted this past spring/summer/fall. Plants will fill in but I perhaps have the wrong plants from a height perspective.
About the containers
I used those to map out my plantings as it helps with perspective. This was a pic from earlier in the season. So all the containers are now spreading/globular dwarf/mini confiers.
Too bad about those inconvenient spaces. I always regarded them as do the best you can spots.
I'm not going to third or fourth the trellis idea since being in Wisconsin it's going to be bare or covered in dead for a chunk of the year. And I don't know where or when I developed my dislike for most outdoor wall art - especially when it's front and center. (Probably too many decorating sites advocating turning your bungalow into a Tuscan villa by nailing something in wrought iron over the fireplace). :-)
What you've got will grow; and as mentioned above, tightening it up might end up more pleasing. Some of the sedums clump well and give some height. What's the variegated shrub - boxwood, red twig dogwood, weigela? How about the mound - mum, one of the geraniums?
Open to ideas with the porch too.
I really wish I could use container plants but its west exposure so it gets pretty hot. I have a Ginkgo that might shade it in 20 years!lol!.
Duluth I've thought that as well but perhaps if its painted and its a plant I can cut back in the fall it might look more kept. I'm a neat freak to a point so I'd be out there in a heart beat to clean it up. You got it, Weigela 'My Monet' and Sheffield Mum.
Not sure if this additional pic will help or not. This is quite the tunnel view.
My preference is for square shape trellis because there is not that much room overhead. I made one I liked a lot (all 2x4) that had the cross pieces set angled like louvers. Their protruding ends were angle cut (probably 22.5*.) Was strong and easy to make. For roses so the slat spacing was a little wide... about a foot. A little string help could aid any plant in the beginning.
I would center it between walk and wall or maybe just the back side of that line.
Clematis is great choice! Because of limited space, I would go with smaller one. I know of at least two different "climbing hydrangeas". The one I know first hand will tenaciously root on wall.
Have you considered an obelisk? I have 3 of the ones linked below in various beds. They do add winter interest even when there's nothing growing on them.
I'd also be inclined to focus more on the porch using furniture or a bench.
Here is a link that might be useful: obelisks
I thought of a couple more possible solutions. One is based on providing a place to set one of those half planters designed for placing next to a wall. With some kind of half topiary-ish plant in it.
The other is creating a way to hang a planter with a trailing plant spilling out of it. For example, something like a Grecian water urn planter that is spilling burro's tail. (not shown.)
I like that design as well. Keeps the plant away from the siding. Lines would seem to complement the straight lines of the house a bit more and it has some flare yet more simplistic then a typical lattice style trellis.
As for the location is there any reason from a design perspective it should go to the left (towards the house) or right (towards the drive) of the window?
The half planter is another good idea to get character and height but due to the western exposure it may cook the roots even if it is a light colored pot.
Planter...hmmm...haven't even consider that. I wonder if a tall narrow conifer to the left of the window, then a planter (with over flowing stems to shade the pot) right under the window, then a trellis to the right of the window would be too much?
I actually never heard of or seen an obelisk. I'm intrigued but not yet sold. I'm going to keep that in the back pocket as it gets the vertical height and some architectural interest. If I can find one that has more of a peak similar to the windows up on the roof I may really like the idea then.
My first thought was an obelisk/tuteur too. But the more I looked at the first picture, the more I didn't want to make that a 'busy' wall/space. What popped into my mind's eye at that point was a tall, narrow (modern/minimalist) black planter on the porch with something simple and tall in it - not planted in soil but more like in a vase. The images that came to mind were bullrushes or pampas grass plumes or some other tall, dried grass - you'd want something that didn't seed.... Then I'd keep the plantings at the base of the wall simple but densely planted. I'd use a limited range of plants - only 2 or three types at most - with a consistent color theme of some sort.
I can't do Yard's fancy drawings but this is the sort of scribbling on photos that I do to help myself work out ideas...
Now that another question has popped up regarding the other side of your drive it is evident that you don't see the garden (English sense)as a whole but as a series of unconnected gardens (US sense) and this would be my main criticism. Another thing is the dominance of the concrete being so white in the photo. I would suggest a bolder approach to the planting which is predominantly mound shaped which together with the same shaped small rocks aid the dominance of the concrete. There is also something awkward about the swoop on the other side from your narrow strip and you might want to reconsider this. The evenly spaced lights add to the monotony even though they match the mushrooms on the other side.
In a nutshell: bigger and bolder planting, bolder boulders and try to unify the whole area.I love Katsura and another 17 of those would do it (joking).
Sure are some nice ideas coming up that I would have never thought of.
Dried grass in a planter on the porch is a great idea. I don't have to worry about roots getting baked then.
Thanks for posting the image links. For my personal tastes I lean towards 1, 3 and 4 (starting top left). Is it a good thing that the colonial grid pattern would match my windows?
I have a few questions to help understand the suggestions.
1)I've always viewed english gardens as formal, symmetrical and simplistic. Are you saying I should try to tie the two together with symmetry (bed and plants)?
2)You mention a bolder approach to the predominately mound shape. What are you referring to here?
3) The swoop opposite of the narrow strip. How can I make this bolder? Are you saying reshape the bed? Stretch the bed? I guess I view bolder as in more significant.
I sure admire repetition but I have to have a dog and a cat, not two dogs!
Its the toughest thing for a plant collector to embrace.
Someone on this forum offered the best piece of advice I intend to hold onto for a long time. It finally gave me balance. Instead of repeating plants I can repeat the color and texture! So simple yet so perfect for a collector.
You seem to have misread what I wrote whaas and I am not sure how to correct that, could you read it again.
The main thrust of what I say is unity which is often lacking in a collectors landscape and is certainly lacking in yours. Unity is not the same as symmetry although this is one way to accomplish it. As analogies seem to be popular at the moment: consider a museum which is a place to exhibit individual specimens to their best advantage. The best museums not only have attractive individual exhibits but they are arranged attractively in an attractive building so that the WHOLE experience is enhanced. Picasso's nailed to trees in a Wallmart car park wouldn't have the same effect.
Right now the whole idea is to create an appealing picture from the point of view of a person standing at the end of the walk looking at the front door. So the problem is defined as dressing up this fairly large expanse of wall.
But that is going to be a tough problem to solve. The bed isn't big enough. There is a fair amount of shade, and an overhang that blocks rain from much of the bed. So let's not solve that problem. Let's make a new problem. How do we expand the picture to include the rest of the front yard? There is a fair amount of space there.
To throw out a specific example, put something like bluestone pavers over the small bed, and put a bench in the middle of that garage wall. Then across the walk from the bench, a path into the front 'garden' of either grass or more pavers. A focal point planting across the grass would finish it off.
Not a problem, I appreciate the elaboration. It can be tough to communicate via posts on a forum. I did reread your post several times to soak it in. The same with this follow-up post.
Are you saying the media (in this case the beds) should emulate each other and play off the curves of the surroundings (in this case the driveway and walkway)? Perhaps you're saying I should consider repeating groupings to highlight individual specimens?
Sorry I have a hard time with applying analogies. I'm ok with direct criticisms so don't hold back! I have a tough skin like you wouldn't believe.
Here are a couple other views. Not looking for anyone to redesign this but perhaps picking on certain elements will help me think outside the box to create the unity you mentioned. I've fine tuned some of the plantings since this pic.
I think a little overall context would be useful. How big is your lot in total? Until these last pictures, the house looked like it was in a suburban setting. But the trees in the background in the last pictures makes it look more rural or semi-rural, and with farly rolling ground...? Is the shed that you can see in the first of the two pictures above on your property? Do you have a picture from across the road that shows the property on both sides of the house - i.e. includes the larger 'hellstrip' in your other post?
I may be misinterpreting Ink's post too but I think one of the issues he's talking about is that you need to consider the whole of the front as one unified space instead of the left side as one area to plant and the right side as a separate area. You need to consider them as a one space where the two sides 'talk' to each other across the driveway in various ways (e.g. have plants in common and/or colors in common and/or paths that visibly link the two areas together and/or.....)
It looks to me from what I can see in the piecemeal pictures that there is likely a good opportunity to use my favorite 'tool' - shaping the lawn to make it a stronger space that helps define the shape and flow of the garden. But it's hard to tell from the pictures so far - in them that large backward-C-shaped bulge of grass into the bed by the walkway looks awkward and in need of reshaping - which is what leads me to the idea of reshaping the whole lawn, which would reshape that bed.
Now that we can see that whole side of the front yard, and can guess how it ties in with the other side, I'll second woody's suggestion
of reshaping the grass area - and not only because I seem to be unable to form any original opinions lately. Maybe great minds really
do think alike :)
Remember what we all have been saying about repeating, referencing, unity? That backwards swoop of grass does look awkward because it introduces yet another wave form that doesn't tie into either the driveway shape or the walkway. I would be tempted to expand the bed nearest the walkway so that the edges echoed the shape of the cement (yay, room for more plants). Repeat in the opposing bed so that the resultant "L" of grass was soft and graceful. Visually then, the impact of the flat expanse of green would rather parallel that of the drive.
And if you do decide to add trellis to the blank wall (I prefer #3, stained in the attractive but subtle colour of your siding), I would
further translate that same pattern into a low railing between the pillars of your front porch. I'm always nervous of little ones tumbling
off the edge, even if it is only a few inches.
How much is that doggie in the window?
Here is a bit more. Not sure if you guys remember any of this from fall 2010.
I ended up pulling the left side front yard bed further up as I needed more privacy from a neighbor.
This was pulled from a scaled plan. SOme of the plants and bedlines have changed.
Here is another front view (I'll get more recent views tomorrow).
Facing the home this is the left side going back.
Facing the home this is the right side going back.
I don't expect anyone to redesign this but if there are some suggestions to improve flow or creat unity if would be appreciated. I need to get a better front view so you can see the front with the right side area that is right of the driveway. Perhaps I'll start a new post "how to create unity between the front left and right side yards.
Your property/problem is one of those that triggers the 'what would I do if this was my property?' speculations. So I had a bit of fun playing around with your plan view. CAVEAT!! My taste is wildly out of sync with most people's. So I'm not suggesting this as what you should do; only offering it as a different perspective that might help you look at things with fresh eyes.
I'm not certain from your drawing where the path from the deck to the lawn is and whether there is a deck, balcony or patio or something like that outside the part of the house labelled as master bedroom. So I just made that bit up :-)
The first thing you'll note is I eliminated the wiggly edges:-) They're one of my bug-bears and it hurt my brain to look at them :-) I like rounded corners that follow the track your feet normally take; as shrubs and other plants grow in size, the straight line sections would naturally soften.
With the non-rectangular lot lines at the front and the sloping line of the driveway on the right side, shaping the lawn is not as easy as it otherwise would be. The most direct way I could think of connecting the left and right sides is to keep the line where the lawn meets the driveway the same on both sides - i.e. that the driveway is just a line slicing through the lawn. Then I'd use repeating plants and/or colors to reinforce that the front should be 'read' as one space that happens to be sliced up by that driveway.
So, for what an oddball's idea, check this out :-)
Ink - I don't think the grass looks that bad. Some of it might be weather related. It seems like Whaas is more about the plants outside the grass and only cares that the grass area looks like grass from a distance. I could be wrong and bringing my grass standard to bear on this - it's green and mowed. I think a little weeding of the most egregious weeds (in my yard that's thistle) and some overseeding and it will look fine.
HEY! I asked questions and you come back with a question about the condition of the grass? I think your testing my tough skin!lol!
Tan, you'rd right I paid more attention to the plants. The lawn was put in October 2010 and that is the lawn in June 2011...so about 3-4 months of growth. Naturally the seed the builder used had alot of weed seed.
Woody, you're right...not my flavor BUT you gave me an idea with the curve in the front next to the walkway and how to tie it in with the otherside. I always like your point about looking at the grass area as the shape as well.
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Good feedback on the original question about the little hell strip. I have something to work with now. I'm going to start another thread and post better info regarding where I'm at today...I took a few side steps in this post.


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By completing an associates degree in health & medicine online you may be qualified to begin a career as a physical therapy assistant. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job prospects for physical therapy assistants should grow rapidly in the coming years.*
Physical therapy assistants help licensed physical therapists... provide rehabilitative services to patients who have limited mobility, suffer from pain, or have physical disabilities. Tasks commonly assigned to physical therapy assistants include gathering patient information, recording treatment details and patient response, and preparing therapy equipment. Physical therapy assisting can be demanding work that requires some physical strength and an ability to interact with different types of people, but it is highly rewarding.
Depending on the state you live in, you'll need to earn licensure, certification, or registration to practice as a physical therapy assistant. Most states require physical therapy assistants to have a relevant associates degree in health & medicine, in addition to other requirements. Physical therapy assistants usually need to pass the National Physical Therapy Exam in addition to any required state exams. In some states, you also need to fulfill regular continuing education credits to maintain your status. If you do not receive a physical therapy assistant license, you may still be able to work as a physical therapy aide — a position that usually encompasses clerical duties such as scheduling appointments and managing paperwork.
In a physical therapy assistant program, you're likely to learn about human anatomy and physiology. You may be exposed to procedures such as treating patients with heat or cold therapies, providing electric stimulation, performing ultrasound, and leading therapeutic exercises. You may also learn how to collaborate with a physical therapist, who will supervise you on the job. Associate of Science in Physical Therapy degrees often include coursework in liberal arts as well as specialized courses such as clinical education, therapeutic modalities, human kinesiology, therapeutic exercise, pathophysiological conditions, and applied neurology.
Outside the classroom, associate degree students may have opportunities to practice their knowledge in actual healthcare environments. Clinical training usually includes earning your certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and learning basic first aid. In addition, newly employed physical therapy assistants usually receive significant on-the-job training.
A career as a physical therapy assistant offers a fair amount of flexibility. Many physical therapy assistants work in private practice offices, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers. You might also find opportunities within sports organizations, at schools, or in senior citizen facilities. Depending on your employer, you may be able to work part-time or during nontraditional work hours (evenings and weekends) to accommodate patients' schedules.
For many physical therapy assistants, career training doesn't end with an associates degree in health & medicine online. You may choose to continue your training toward an area of physical therapy assistant specialization. The American Physical Therapy Association recognizes specialists in areas like geriatric, pediatric, and cardiopulmonary physical therapy. If you plan to become a practicing physical therapist, you will need to continue your formal education and earn at least a master degree in the field.
* The preceding information was obtained from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' (BLS) online resource, "Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2010-11 Edition," available at: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos167.htm
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A Bench of Justices D.K. Jain and Anil R. Dave conveyed this to senior counsel and amicus curiae Harish Salve.
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Surrounded by museums and magnificent baroque buildings. Wurzburg is one of Germany's most famous places to visit. Our central accommodation, on the banks of the River Main, has rooms with with 4-6 beds.The city of Wurzburg is the centre of one of the most famous wine-growing regions in Germany so a great base for wine tours and sampling the famous grapes.
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I like everything about him, except the way he moves. I mean, he's an 8 foot tall behemoth! At least make his movement animation more intimidating. Not like some "Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to wham we go."
when shall mordekaiser be buffed? cuz hes bad right now they needa buff his skills.... they do to little dmg beg game.
please nerf. he is so OP
Where is his stat page, he has been out for a while but I don't know whether or not my runes and masteries are effective with him. T,T
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ok i bought him today, seen a couple play him and do alright and i think his 3 abilities are ok not fantastic, but not horrible would be nice ot have something to get to range i mean i could list every melee champ cause they all have something. now his ult idk if this scales with his health or theres cause it doesnt seem to do **** imo kinda sucks all somone needs is a summoner heal and they negate it. so he seems ok just dont think he has close to the capabilities as the previously released B.A. Pantheon.
Why are people whining about him not having a closing distance skill? I mean, seriously! Poppy and Pantheon have closing abilities, do you really want another?
Why can't heroes be different? You don't like his play-style? Don't play him.
Give him a Frozen Mallet and he has chasing ability. Co-ordinate your ganks and use team-play and this hero is freaking radical! I don't think he is OP at all. I mean I've only played 12 games with the guy, won 6 lost 6 but I think I have a pretty good feel of him now. Every hero maintains strengths and weaknesses - adapt your skills, items, and playstyle for different scenarios and be creative & experiment!
The ult's purpose isn't to deal heavy damage - then it definitely would be OP. It is meant to be cast on a hero getting ganked or in a team fight when one hero is being focused - deal some extra damage, resore a little HP, and then have a little buddy you can micro to attack towers/heros/last hit minions what have you.
Geez, so many people are negative and whining about maps and servers and everything. Settle down. The Riot staff can only do so much, and game content is one of many things. Heroes are easier to design, build, and balance than maps. Sometimes hardware fails randomly - it sucks some people missed the bonus weekend or whatever but **** HAPPENS.
Calm down, it's a free game. I **** good free game, I might add. So good, in my opinion, that I spent the amount of money on it that I would have spent on your average computer game for the purpose of supporting the company and giving my seal of approval.
This hero's freaking awesome, I love him, and all of the metal references.. I haven't played Pantheon or Gragas yet, but I've fought against them a couple times.
My only complaint is there's no Anthrax reference. 3/4 of the 'Big Four' and then Sabbath. Don't get me wrong Sabbath is excellent, but all of the Four would be suuhwweeeet. haha. my $0.02
I love this champ so much. People in the Riot office hug each other and don't let go. That is what I would do to you all, at least until you called the cops. By far Mord is perhaps most addicting character, every thing about him his superb. Art style, I mean even his alternative costumes have me considering buying them. Play style just matches up with mine nicely.
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Spring Break is fast approaching and summer break comes soon after. While there will be plenty of fun to be had in the metro, it never hurts to get out of town for a few days. MetroFamily's calendar editor, Lindsay Cuomo, visited St. Louis with her husband and three kids and reported back about the can't-miss attractions. The eastern Missouri city is a seven-hour drive away from the metro, making it an ideal out-of-state destination.
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Oklahoma has a storied history of adventurers and innovators. Take some time this month and follow their path—over land and to the stars—with a trip out west. The towns of Elk City, Clinton and Weatherford all have chronicled the journeys of these brave Oklahomans in some unique and interesting formats that are both educational and entertaining.
In exploring all that Oklahoma has to offer, there is a place where cultures both ancient and modern intersect, where one can experience the evolution of the U.S. Army and the technology used to secure and defend our country's freedoms. There is a place where nature itself is supreme, offering a look at a vanishing aspect of the American frontier, and where a person can spend time in spiritual reflection, as well. Come along for the short drive to southwestern Oklahoma, and discover the Lawton/Fort Sill area.
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