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"Four Gables" by Mitchell Ginn
My husband and I are planning a build next year and I was hoping for input on Mitchell Ginn's "Four Gables" plan. We are looking for a classic farmhouse feel and I love the porches on this one. We would like to put it on a basement though, and I wonder if it is worth it to take away from the laundry room for the staircase or if I should find another solution?
If anyone has seen this plan built or if you have pictures it would be greatly appreciated! I have looked at thousands of plans and I am trying to narrow it down. If anyone has pictures of "Stone Creek" I would appreciate those as well. Thank you!
Oh, sorry! I am new at this.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mitchell Ginn
Pretty house! And overall a good use of space.
A few comments. The master bath seems cramped to me and shower location is very odd. I would get rid of the tub and move the shower to the tub location.
I would extend the living room wall across from the laundry room. This will help give the master some privacy as well.
No garage? How will you enter the house. From the front or back?
I would get rid of the door to the back porch in the eating area. Same thing with the door in the upper left of the living room. Just leave the door in the upper right. Door are much more expensive that windows and not as airtight. Plus, they create furniture placement problems.
Where will the tv go in the family room. Above the fireplace? The family room could be 1-2 feet deeper.
I think this plan is great with a few tweeks. The major drawbacks for me are no attached garage, no family entry/landing area and I would need a better spot for the tv in the family room.
nini804, isn't it adorable? That is one of the things I love most about it, is the connection to the backyard.
pps7, thank you so much for your suggestions! I was worried about the master bath at first, but it has grown on me and I think it would be charming and as long as I could fit in a claw foot tub I would be happy with it.
Extending that wall across from the laundry room is a brilliant idea!
With the garage I was thinking about a breezeway from the back porch. Or, Maybe adding on a mud room from the eating area to connect it? That is still up in the air.
Your thoughts on the extra doors are spot on. I hadn't thought of it before but I think I will take your suggestions.
Any other thoughts on the plan are welcome!
I like the plan a lot and was intrigued enough to go looking on the internet for possible images showing the interior or an actual built exterior. Best thing I was able to find is a builder called "The British Builder" in McKinney, Texas who is currently in the process of building the Four Gables house plan for a client. Link to the web page is below.
Note that if you put your cursor over each of the two bottom images (one showing foundation work on the main house and one showing framing work on what is obviously the stand alone garage) and then right click and choose the option "Inspect element", a window will opens at the bottom of your screen that gives the image id of both pictures. Both img ID's begin with the date 2013-05-02. Human beings don't tend to assign such complex ids when we save pictures so probably these are the ID's auto assigned by the digital camera when the pictures were taken.
Assuming whoever owns the camera has set the date correctly on the camera (and I think most people do tend to do this when they first get digital cameras), then these two pics were taken on May 2, 2013. By now, the house is probably fully dried in and work is beginning on the interior.
Since you're not planning to start building until next year, perhaps you could contact the builder and ask if his clients would be willing to share photographs with you as the project progresses. Or, just keep an eye on the builder's website for more updates.
****** Now for my critique of the floor plan *****
One of the few things I don't like is that the master bedroom door opens right off the living area and the best place to put the bed will be on the wall opposite the door. That means the bed is going to be on view any time the bedroom door is left standing open. Not a problem if you're the kind that always makes up your bed first thing in the morning and always keeps your bedroom looking pristine. Me, I'd want a bit more privacy because, invariably when I'm expecting company, I'm rushing around doing last minute party prep until 30 minutes before my guests are scheduled to arrive. Then I run to grab a quick shower and change clothes so that I always seem to still have an assortment of outfits spread out over the master bed when the doorbell rings. LOL! Of course, your experience may differ....
That said, if you really want a basement, it should not be necessary to totally lose the laundry room. You would just need to lose the cabinetry that is across from the washer/dryer and the built ins on the kitchen side. Then I think you could stack a staircase down to the basement UNDER the staircase up.
The laundry room would be smaller but still big enough for a stacked washer/dryer combo and a small countertop to fold clothes on with cabinet space above and below for storage.
BTW - I would recommend swapping the washer/dryer to the other side of the laundry room so that they don't back up to the bedroom wall. Less noise transfer and it will put the washer hose connections closer to the master shower connections so you would need a little less plumbing AND it would move the laundry room door so that guests in the great room would have a harder time seeing into the laundry room area.
And, since the laundry room sits back to back with the master shower, I'd absolutely insist on opening between master shower and laundry room so I could drop my dirty clothes thru. Just a short chute installed at an angle with a hinged cover on the shower side and a basket strategically placed on the laundry side would work nicely. No, it's not far to carry dirty clothes around...but why bother when you could just "drop them" right into the laundry room?
Flipping the washer/dryer and moving the laundry room door would also allow you (if you wanted to) to create a short hallway to tuck both the laundry room door and the master bedroom door away from the direct view of most of the living room. You would still be able to see into the master bedroom from certain portions of the dining room. But the "tunnel" effect of having the hallway with a cased opening would limit the view giving your master bedroom a greater sense of privacy.
If all that wasn't clear, here's a sketch...
Oh, and two more things not shown in my sketch...
1) If that post closest to the kitchen and front door is not absolutely necessary to support the second floor, I'd get rid of it. That would allow you to enlarge the kitchen island without crowding and maybe put a small table against the wall across from the kitchen where you would be losing the built-ins in order to add stairs going down to the basement. I'd certainly talk with the architect to see if there wasn't some other way to support the second floor without having that post.
And 2, if you created the short hallway discussed above, you might want to shift the post closest to the edge of the hallway over a tiny bit that it forms one corner of the little hallway wall.
Finally, I agree with previous posters about playing around with furniture placement options and then getting rid of most of the doors leading to your back porch. Obviously you'll need to keep at least one door but the best placement for it will depend on how you want to arrange furniture and where your garage will be situated. It might turn out to be best to replace all three doors shown with windows and then put a door out to the porch on the one wall that doesn't currently show one.
Here is a link that might be useful: Four Gables house being built
Bevangel, wow! Thank you so much for your input. I love that sketch of the laundry room and it does make me feel a lot better about adding the basement staircase. And the laundry chute is quite clever!
I went to that builders website and I am happy that you found it. Although there weren't many photos of the build site, I did a search for them on Facebook and found a couple more. I am hoping they post finished pictures soon and I may get the nerve to ask them about it. Good to have some prospects!
I have found one photo of a finished exterior. It is from the Southern Living website. I was excited to look at it but to be honest I was a little disappointed but I can't pinpoint what it is exactly that seems different to me (aside from that small porch on the side) maybe you guys could see it? Does the house itself look shorter, or is it just me? I will see if I can attach it.
I agree about the doors, there are too many.
I also like your idea of creating a little hallway to the master. I have experience that pre-party panic enough to appreciate it!
I really would like to see some interior pictures and one reason is because of those posts. I agree that it may be in the way a little but I am thinking maybe all together they are making a fantastic set of arches (I can dream, right?) so I don't want to count them out right away.
You all are so helpful, keep it coming! ;)
I think that part of the difference is that you're looking at the real house from straight on instead of from an angle like in the artist's drawing.
Plus, the picture was taken from a little bit higher "point of view" than the perspective from which the drawing was made. It kind of looks like maybe the cameraman stood on top of his car so that his camera lens was slightly above the height of the top of porch roof.
Notice how, in the photo, you see all of the top of the porch roof and a little bit of the porch floor. But in the drawing the porch roof is slightly flattened and you don't really see any of the top of the porch floor. Plus, in the drawing, you see a bit more siding between the top of the first floor windows and doors and the bottom of the porch roof than you do in the photograph. It looks to me like the artist's point of view is just about equal to the bottom edge of the porch roof.
Raising the point of view by a foot or two is what makes the house look shorter.
Also, in the drawing, the second story roof is metal with basically vertical lines. The second story roof of the real house is shingled... thus topping it with horizontal lines. And we all know the optical illusion of additional height provided by vertical lines as compared to horizontal ones.
I also think the green window trim in the drawing "pops" in a way that the black trim simply doesn't. And that may be contributing to your feeling that the real house isn't quite as charming as the drawing. I still think it's an absolutely lovely house and if/when you find more pics, I do hope you'll post them.
I've been thinking a lot about roofs and windows today and wanted to echo what bevangel said about the difference in roofing material -- the standing seam metal is a very strong element of the original sketch in my opinion. Also, in real life, glass typically appears as dark (unless the sun is shining directly where you have a white curtain behind it), so if you want the window grids to stand out you would want to choose a lighter window color.
That is a very charming house!
That is interesting about the roofing material and you are probably right. I was considering 2 over 2 windows with black frames and white siding, and a black tin roof over both the house and the porches. How is that for the charm-factor?
pwpharm, so far I have only found the two photos on the Southern Living site and bevangel led me to a builder in Texas called "The British Builder" who is currently in the process of building the house. They have a few pictures of the very early stages on their website and a couple more on their Facebook page. I am hoping they will post more soon. If not, I may get the nerve to ask for some more photos on Facebook.
I am still scouring the web for photos and if I find any I will post it. If you find any, please share!
I emailed "The British Builder" to have pictures sent of the current project. I also inquired if he liked the plan and if many changes were made. I will keep looking for further information. I have also contacted the company that sells the plans to see if they might have any leads to help with our decision.
Oh great! Hopefully we hear from them soon.
Also looking at the Covington Hill plan by LRK, does anyone have any thoughts on this one and how it compares to Four Gables?? I am liking the attached garage and mud room a lot!
Here is a link that might be useful: Covington Hill
So excited to find this thread as we are about to start building this house on the coast of Maine this month! When I found the Southern Living photo image, I was also disappointed in the appearance. However, I hope that our choices for the plan will give it more character and depth. We intend to side the house with white cedar shingles that are stained with a transparent brown cabot stain, trim color painted forest green, and roofing done in dark brown metal. The interior changes I plan to make are: The front entry will actually be my back entry and the back of the house is what will face the road and the coast. A driveway will go up the side of the house and take you to the back door. Therefore, I am going to flip the master closet & laundry room. In the master bath, I plan to only have a shower or a shower/tub where the tub is and move the toilet to its own private "room" with a cabinet for towels where the shower is. Then I can extend the sink area to include a section for a "makeup vanity." I agree that there are too many doors, and in some cases, windows too. I am thinking of eliminating at least one of the kitchen windows and the window in the tub/shower area. The doors in the DR and MB I want to change to french doors. The other 2 doors in the LR seem superfluous to me. I, too, want to extend the length of the island and am worried about the necessity of that post, maybe it could be incorporated into the island if it is necessary. I couldn't bear to give up the shelf space under the stairs for stairs to a basement, so I am settling for a bulkhead outside of the house to access a storage basement. In a few years we hope to add a garage with an apt upstairs but it will be detached. I so appreciate the ideas offered by others, especially extending the LR wall to give more privacy for the MB. I am going to call the British Builder next week and ask for updated pictures!
I really like the house. Who needs an attached garage?
If I were building it, I would gussy it up, Carpenter Gothic style.
I'd use queen anne or diamond-paned sashes, (perhaps diamond-pane casements) and make the central upper window pair an oriel-type bay. Then some hefty jigsawed brackets/spandrels on the porch posts to round-off the sharp post/beam corner transitions.
The 3/4 storey upper floor is coming from the Gothic Revival period, is why I suggest this. It lends itself to any degree of ornamentation. Stucco would also suit it, if otherwise suitably ornamented, the smooth, patternless stucco providing relief to the eyes.
I like it, though I do agree with most of the tweaks that've been mentioned -- and that's all they are: tweaks.
- I totally agree that the washer/dryer should be bumped to the opposite wall for quiet in the master bath. Hardly a change at all. And I'd absolutely want the laundry chute from the master bath.
- I agree that the shower in the master is . . . odd, but it isn't a deal breaker, and I can't see an efficient way to fix it within the existing space.
- Whether the post nearest the kitchen is necessary or not, I'd extend the island a bit. At the worst, you put the post on the corner of the island.
- I think I'd move the stove to the short-leg of the L and the sink to the stove's spot . . . or maybe under the window. But then, I'm not a big fan of island-sinks. Regardless, you have a comfortable kitchen area, and these details could be worked in any number of ways.
- Is that a bookshelf under the staircase /near the kitchen? If so, it's a nice big one.
- I would alter the powder room /coat closet a bit: I'd bump the powder room back to the exterior wall so that some of that space could become a decent-sized pantry. We don't 'specially need coat closets in my part of the world.
- I would definitely lose the great room door nearest the built-ins. As someone else said, windows are cheaper and more efficient. A second door in this location adds no benefit.
- I'd probably lose the door out of the eating nook too. You don't need an exterior door every few feet. The one in the great room will serve just fine.
- I'd put the TV in the built-ins. I'd have it attached to the wall on one of those "pull out arms" so I could pull it out or push it back into the built-in. This would also allow you to turn it a bit to avoid a sun-glare. I don't know how big the built-ins are, but if they're not big enough to hold a good, big TV, I'd bump the fireplace to the left a bit and have a large built-in on the right /a smaller one on the left.
- I would not be bothered by the master opening right off the living room.
- Upstairs I would lose one of the windows in the playroom. Why? Because all three other gables have double windows . . . and this one has a triple window. Since the upstairs exterior is very symmetrical, I'd want them all to be identical in terms of widows.
- I'd probably have only one upstairs bath, but my kids have one foot out the door, and I'd say one bath is sufficient to share amongst the guests. I'd use that other bath space for a large walk-in storage closet.
- It'll be a fairly economical plan in that it has simple, straight walls. The porches will add to the cost, but not as much as some other extras could've.
This post was edited by MrsPete on Mon, Sep 16, 13 at 15:10
Seems to me like you have several options -stack the staircases, use the utility area and move the laundry into the basement, or add on a utility mudroom to connect to the garage.
I think that the original has a little better detailing than the built one. The porch beam is not deep enough, the columns and handrail are not as nice, it does not have steps up to the porch, etc..
Besides the watercolor just give it a nice warm feel.
This post was edited by ChrisStewart on Mon, Sep 16, 13 at 12:50
We are also considering building this plan. It's simple, open and as someone else said charming. Only concern I have is I would like the laundry to be an additional closet opening to shower hall and add a laundry and garage to the kichen side. As to the comments about the door, I assume the purpose of the two doors in the family room are because of the two stairs on the porch. I emailed British Builder and they said there should be an open house late fall. Can't wait to see pictures.
These are links to two images of houses that have some similarity to 4 Gables. I am planning to use one of these color/material schemes for my 4 Gables.
They're up! The British Builder just posted a few pics on their Facebook page! Hopefully more to come.
I am so glad for all the feedback and I am glad I am not the only one loving this plan. As soon as I get a better Internet connection I will be checking out those Houzz links that you've posted, BirchPoint!
Redbriar, I was considering the same thing with the laundry and garage if I could figure out a way to get it on there without the garage sticking out like a sore thumb, I would love to hear the details of what you are planning.
The back porch side of the house being built by the British Builder is different than the plan. Can anyone figure out what they have done different? Also, in the kitchen, it looks like they did pull the island out as far as the post but removed the post. And the "pantry" looks like an opening to a room?
The back does look different. It looks like it is straight across and the back walls of the master & dining area are equal to family room. The back porch must also have only one stairs to the far side and, of course, the rails are different on the front and back. I agree with you about the kitchen change. Link to Houzz.com for garage options is: http://www.houzz.com/birdseye-design/p/8
I do think the garage would have to sit at a lower grade than the house or be shorter so as not to overpower the house.
We are building this house on our farm in Oklahoma. The only changes so far is to move the laundry room to the area immediately outside the door to the dining area. We intend to enclose part of the porch to make a laundry room there. Venting the dryer through two stories sounds problematic to me and this way it adds a mud room on the back. The existing laundry room will be converted to a safe room. We live in Oklahoma so this is a necessity here. Cannot wait to get this started. I'll keep you posted.
My wife and I are building the house in Texas with the British Builder. I'm not able to put a PDF of the plan modifications since we used an architect, but will mention some of the big changes. I've heard that someone is planning to visit our house after it is complete, so maybe that is one of you on this thread.
I can't give away too many details or my wife will kill me. She wants this to be "our" house even though we started with the same plans like everyone else! I can see though, given the amount it costs to have the plans modified to our needs.
Except for one corner of the house, the footprint is unaltered. The overall dimensions on the original plan are unchanged (45x59). With our alterations, it comes to ~2500 sq ft.
Upstairs almost 100% unchanged, just a few little details like door locations.
1) Enlarged master bedroom
Pushed back wall even with back family room wall. Required roofline changes and additional foundation. This was done to do the change below -
2) Enlarged master bathroom
The original master bathroom didn't work for us. Dark shower and small closet. So, we pulled the bed/bath shared wall to the master bed entry doorway (even with the laundry room wall).
3) Moved Powder room
Pushed it to front exterior wall so we could have a good sized pantry.
4) Added a mudroom - used the area under the porch to create a mudroom for the dogs. No change in roofline or foundation required.
As you've noted in the pictures, we only have 1 column in the kitchen/family room area. The island is 11 ft long, and the photo on the website was taken before it was moved to it's final location. It sits right where the column would've been on the original plan. Many other detail changes that you can probably see from the photos on the British Builder website.
Any more questions?
Thank you Crumps for your input on the plan. Our builder in Maine is just breaking ground. We have asked the architect to make a few changes for us as well. The front of this house is actually going to be our back. Instead of that "back" porch wrapping around the house I am enclosing those "wrap" portions to give us a large mudroom/laundry/extra pantry area on one side and an office tucked behind the powder room on the other side. The porch will span the whole "back."
We are keeping the ceilings at 9' instead of 10'. We are extending the island to 10'. I want to put the two windows in the dining room together so that I can fit a corner cupboard in one corner.
I just recently realized that the upstairs bathrooms have no natural light in them so I think I will have skylights in there.
We are planning on having an aluminum roof but I am second guessing the wisdom of that. All of these decisions are quite overwhelming.
Crumps, I am wondering if you all put in the shelves under the stairs and, if so, what that space turned out to be like. Also, did you use the space under the eaves for additional storage?
I completely understand about all the choices being overwhelming. I also wanted an aluminum roof but we made the decision to put that money elsewhere into the design.
Since we moved the powder room to the exterior wall, we lost the "coat closet" area at the front of the house. We decided to eliminate the shelving/cabinetry under the stairway. This allowed us to create a full size coat closet facing the family room, with the door beside the laundry door. We then used the rest of the under stair space as storage, entering through the laundry room.
That decision was made easier by the reconfiguration we did in the kitchen. We have enough cabinet space to offset the loss under the stairs.
I agree with your assessment on the upstairs bathrooms. I may retrofit skylights once the build is complete.
I think the 10' ceilings really open up the first floor, but that is personal preference. It also allows you to use 8' doors on the first floor without looking strange. The combination of 10' ceilings and 8' door is really striking.
We did use all the space under the eaves for storage. We didn't use the door locations on the plan, but still reclaimed 100% of the space. It would be sad to lose all that space.
Thanks for the information crumps2001. I think I may be the one who is planning to visit. I had asked the British Builder if there would be an open house as I know sometimes Southern Living builders do this and donate proceeds to local charities. We thought we would tie into a trip to Texas something we've been wanting to do. Waiting on date, etc. In fact I had just emailed them again a couple of days ago. It is really nice to hear from you and everyone else about their plans. This is such a neat plan. You and your wife must be really excited it is nearing completion.
Birchpoint I'm excited for you that you are breaking ground. Wish I was at that point too. Just to share an idea I am thinking about for under the stairs. I want to put a coffee bar in part of it pushing back into what will be another closet for us (laundry on plan) and pantry type shelves in the other covered by a barn door. Also thinking about taking out window on refrigerator side of kitchen and put double oven next to it or maybe replace the pantry with double oven.
Redbriar, my footings are being poured today! We aren't very far along but everything seems to take so long-permits, construction loan, etc. It looks bigger than I had anticipated. It is also going to be very tall. I am not very good at conceptualizing but the builder says we will tower over our neighbors and have almost exceeded our height allowance. They ran into ledge when digging the foundation, so our basement will only get 6 feet and we are taller above ground than originally planned but that is ok as we are just using the basement for storage.
I had the architect tweak the first floor for me to get a bigger pantry, coat closet, dog shower, and office space. If I can figure out how, I will try to attach that drawing to show what I'm talking about. (Can't seem to do it)
I love the shelves under the stairs - I have been adamant about maintaining them because I think it is a detail that adds a lot of charm. I can imagine a coffee station there!
I am hoping to get some guidance from Renovator8:
1. In this houseplan there are the interior beams & columns. We do not need these structurally, but do you think we should keep them for architectural interest?
2. We are planning to use white cedar shingles and black windows/trim. I am confused about the long term results of bleaching oil vs. double dip stain. We would like a uniform light gray/taupe finish. We are on the coast of Maine. We love the silver gray weathering but we see so much blackish staining here on both the white and red cedar shingles. Is that unavoidable with either bleaching oil or stain? Which would be the least problematic or most consistent long term?
3. Should we stain the porch columns & railings black to tie into the windows & trim or something else? (We are planning on cable railings to give a less obstructed view of the ocean.)
4. How would you suggest trimming and spacing the windows on the exterior? Would you use cedar trim or some newer, lower maintenance, paintable product? (Builder wants to use cedar).
5. Would you choose a real wood main entry door or a fiberglass wood looking door?
I have observed your expertise on many forums and am hoping I can tap into that! Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.
That one was built as a modular house.
Here is the floor plan: http://houseplans.southernliving.com/plans/sl1408
Tucker Bayou
Plan SL-1408
Here's someone who built one:
If you search for "Tucker Bayou" floor plan or cost to build, etc you pull up lots of stuff
Our house is still under construction and things are going so slow. The weather in Maine this winter has been very uncooperative. I think we are looking at July for a finish date. Cedar shingles are going up this week (we only have 2 good weather days this week!). I will post pictures when things look more done.
I have learned so much through this process. I wish I had a second chance because there is a lot that I would do differently. If I had to do it over again, I would definitely hire an architect. There were some problems with this plan perhaps due to the fact that it was drawn with the South in mind and I am building in Maine. Code here requires 4 x 6 exterior walls and no plumbing is permitted on exterior walls . I have ended up with a house smaller than I thought due to the fact of different building codes and that I did not know how to accurately read architectural plans. HIRE AN ARCHITECT TO HELP YOU GO THROUGH THE PLAN! I still like the plan but I would have increased its size a few feet had I realized what I know now.
Hi, We are considering this house plan and would love to see pictures if anyone has any. We have made a few changes to the plan-- bumped out the northeast corner downstairs, if that makes sense, and put the kitchen in that space, turned 90 degrees, so that the kitchen sink/island looks straight toward the fireplace. So the area that was originally the kitchen on the plan is now the dining area. We would welcome any thoughts (and pictures!). Thanks!
My build is taking a ridiculous amount of time to complete. It was suppose to be finished in June but is beginning to look more like September! I will post pictures when done. I think it will be a really nice house in spite of some major disappointments.
In the link are some exterior photos of our house. We haven't had the photographers inside yet.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.thebritishbuilder.com/completed-homes-713-barnes-street
Senoia, GA, @redbriar. Really cute quaint little town. It's about a block away from where they film the Walking Dead. I'm not really into that, but interesting nonetheless. I see your point about the debris! We are planning to go with the same roof, but we are building in the middle of a field so shouldn't be so much of a problem in our case hopefully.
I think the debris trap is a function of the ribbed sheet metal, or if lucky, a nasty burr left on one of the cut edges (which could be fixed by filing it smooth).
I just noticed that the extremely shallow-pitched porch roof is the same material, so I'm sure they will be up there several times a year sweeping it off, and they can see to the valleys at the same time.
I've been following this blog for a while. We are builders and are in the process of building four gables for our personal home. It's on a basement and we are framed up and working on siding and the metal roof. Here is a pic as of yesterday. It's hard to find pics of this home online so I will try to post more.
This post was edited by patatbuilding on Sun, Jan 18, 15 at 7:53
Just ordered the plan, and Ginn sent the link to a recently completed Four Gables. http://levelbuildingprojects.com/projects-residential/hobcaw-point/
Here is a link that might be useful: Level Building
Thanks patatbuilding! Looks great! Looking forward to seeing your progress. And thanks mspence_gw-- it's great to see the inside! We were driving around this weekend and found another one in Serenbe (a community in the Chattahoochee Hill Country in Georgia. They went a totally different direction-- sort of a woodsy look.


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Solar Energy Advocates Form New Coalition in Massachusetts
BOSTON, MA - New England Clean Energy Council (NECEC), Solar Energy Business Association of New England (SEBANE), Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Vote Solar today announced it has formed a new coalition to work with the Massachusetts Legislature, the new administration and other stakeholders to ensure the Commonwealth's continued success in advancing solar energy.
Solar Firm Will Create 595 Jobs at New KC Office
Citing a variety of reasons for the move,Sungevity Inc. will hire 595 people for sales, operations management and design engineering in the next five years. The company still is mulling office properties in the city's central business district and expects to announce a location in early December.
Trina, SunPower Rank Highest on Environmental Stewardship Among Solar Companies
For the fifth year, the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition (SVTC) ranking exposes differences based on environmental and social justice factors, including water use, worker rights and health & safety on the job.
Vivint Solar CEO: Republican Congress Will Be Good for Industry
It's a bit more unusual to hear a cleantech CEO who seems to sunny about the arrival of a Republican Congressional majority. But that's the sentiment of Vivint Solar boss Greg Butterfield, who explained his thinking in a phone interview with Fortune.
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California Extends Solar Property Tax Exclusion
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a comprehensive state budget today, which included a provision that extends the existing solar property tax exclusion until January 1, 2025. Afterward, Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) president and CEO Rhone Resch released the following statement:
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At the urging of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and other stakeholders, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today approved a settlement that will reopen the company's highly popular Colorado small residential and medium-sized Solar*Rewards solar programs until the state's 2014 Renewable Energy Standard (RES) Compliance Plan is finalized later this year.
SEIA, NECEC Endorse Massachusetts's Precedent-setting Legislation to Eliminate Solar Net Metering Cap
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The EIA's Annual Energy Outlook 2014 predicts the overall rate of new electric generation capacity between now and 2040 will slow compared to recent years, but that solar will become an increasingly important part of the picture.
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An Iowa Supreme Court ruling may spur growth of solar energy in the state, according to an industry group.
The decision, "clears the air", Ken Johnson a spokesman for the Washington-based Solar Energy Industries Association, said in an interview today. "It's going to make Iowa a more viable market for solar investors."
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Massachusetts Boy Scouts Go Solar
Massachusetts-based installer Nexamp and Mohegan Council, Boy Scouts of America announced the start of operations of the 6-MW solar facility at the Treasure Valley Scout Reservation in Rutland, Mass. The project – among the largest solar arrays in New England – will provide a steady source of income for the Boy Scouts as well as substantial savings for local municipalities.
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SolarCity, the San Mateo, Calif.-based solar panel installer backed by billionaire investor Elon Musk, is increasing its employee base by about 100 in Massachusetts. It opened a 7,500-square-foot operations center in Pembroke in May, supporting its 2-year-old operations center in Marlboro.


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Madurai's fashion freaks get high on tattoos
After all that festive revelry and binging, the young and the cool are moving on from clothes to skin. Temporary or permanent, tattoos have become stylish in Madurai. Even middle-aged women and men are signing up for skin art, and small tattoo studios have mushroomed across the town.
"Tattooing the skin has always been in our culture, but the cool side of it took time to seep in," says Deepan Dayan of Madura Tattoos, the first parlour to be started in the city three years ago. "Of late, youngsters have made tattoos a part of their style. It has become a mode of self-expression." Deepan also notes that religious designs like trishuls and motifs of gods and goddesses are favoured by older clients while peppier western art is fancied by the young.
Vicky, tattoo master at Naturals Salon and Spa in K.K. Nagar, says, "Initially, only writing names on skin was common. But these days, people are going for elaborate intricate designs." Sun signs, tribal art, dragons and foliage designs are all-time classics, he says. Vicky also visits Glow Studio on Bypass Road, another beauty salon that specialises in tattoos.
Another parlour that has come up in Vishaal Mall's food court is attracting people from across the southern districts. "On an average, I get nearly ten customers for permanent tattoos every week and there is always rush for the temporary ones," says Irfan, who started the kiosk a month back. "I bring tattoo artists and masters from Chennai for doing it professionally."
Albert, a professional tattoo artist from Chennai, has been visiting Madurai on weekends along with his master, Randy. "People here are much excited about getting tattooed but there is also as much fear and apprehension," observes Randy, who has done a six-month tattooing course in Thailand. "Many are shy about walking in, yet I have seen many women boldly going for it, bearing the pain."
Archana, a tattoo lover, prefers to go to spas for her tattoos. "It provides privacy and a sense of reliability. I have got two tattoos already and would want one more."
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"Getting your skin tattooed is an impulsive thing," says Albert, who has six years of experience in the art. "If you think too much, you may change your mind." The rage now is 3D tattoos, he says. He shows a butterfly design. "This would look as if a real butterfly is sitting on the arm. We took a month to complete the design and charged Rs. 60,000." 3D tattoos may take three to four sittings as every layer of colour and shade should be given a week to seep and set into the skin.
"Price is never a factor for the style-conscious," says Deepan. "The most expensive one I have done in Madurai is for Rs.10,000 – a floral design on the chest." The cost of a tattoo depends on the size, intricacy and colours used. A simple, small permanent outline starts from Rs. 1000. Needles and inks are imported from Germany and the US, while most traditional designs are oriental. "The Far East is the birthplace of tattoos as the tribals there believed that tattooing the skin may ward off evil," explains Randy. "The traditional Pachai Kuthuthal is also a derivation of this. Yet, there is much difference in the ink we use and the technique followed."
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"The most expensive tattoo I have done is a tribal art design extending over the entire right arm to the chest for Rs. 10,000," says Irfan. "Body builders have a fetish for tattooing their biceps. Many people experiment with a temporary one and then decide on a permanent tattoo. Women also do this for hiding scars or marks."
All these tattoo parlours have over 10,000 designs in their library and once the client finalizes the design, size and colour, the process starts. A printout is followed by a butter-paper trace and then a sketch is drawn on the skin with a pen, over which the tattoo is done. "Small-headed needles are used for outlines while big ones are used for shading," explains Albert. "The needle is sterilized and dipped into the ink. When punched on to the skin, the needle blows the ink it has sucked in. If the shading effect is intricate, the process may take long."
Geetha, a young entrepreneur, says, "I got a colourful butterfly on my shoulder. I wanted it for nearly two years and only now I found a place to get it done. I will get more tattoos." Senthil, a college student, feels a tattoo makes him stand out from others. Men feel that tattoos are real head-turners, while some women shyly reveal that it's a turn-on for their boyfriends. Temporary tattoos of Pokemon and Chhota Bheem sell well among children.Says Andrews, a 40-year-old consultant, "I am a patriotic person and I would go for a national flag on my right arm."
However, many also fear the pain, after-effects and complications of a permanent tattoo. Randy says, "A permanent tattoo only needs basic precautions and care. Before punching the needle, a soap wash and disinfectant spray must be done. If proper tattooing is done by professional masters, it will not lead to infections." He advises customers to keep the tattooed area dry for 15 days and to apply baby oil regularly.
Vicky from Naturals spa says that applying Vitamin A and Vitamin D ointments will prevent infections. He says, "Tattoo wax or serum may also be applied before starting off so that it may reduce pain and rashes."
Temporary tattoos are popular among students fearing a scolding from parents or punishment at school, and many older clients like them too. Says Shanti, who gets a new tattoo every week, "You may change the design whenever you want, minus the pain."
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This coming Thursday's downloads in Europe are all based on 3DS. The first highlight is a demo of "The Denpa Men", a dungeon RPG with an interesting twist that involves augmented reality.
Then there's a puzzle/airport management sim called Aero Porter, taken from the Guild01 compilation which was released in Japan. Aero Porter is the brainchild of Yoot Saito.
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The fourth annual PAFA wine auction, held at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts museum on Friday, September 27th, featured wines of New Zealand and Australia. Astrid Bowlby had an outlandish and clever exhibit of various, cut-out, black, outlined shapes and sizes stuck to the walls, corners, and floors of a room on the first floor. Unless you were strictly business and spit out your wine after tasting it, that room was a little disorienting.
The Mann Center celebrates the legendary American composer, Richard Rodgers, in a tribute performance by America's renowned Boston Pops Orchestra. The Pops is famous for its illustrious conductors, including Arthur Fiedler and award-winning film composer John Williams. In 1995, Keith Lockhart succeeded Williams as the third and youngest conductor to lead the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Richard Rodgers, one of the most influential musical artists of the 20th century. During a career that spanned over six decades, Rodgers wrote more than 900 published songs and 40 Broadway musicals and received unparalleled recognition, including Tony, Oscar, Grammy, and Emmy Awards and the Pulitzer Prize.
Local actor/director Melanie Mayron, formerly of the show "Thirtysomething", was on hand to help promote her new film " Slap Her, She's French" at the United Artists King of Prussia theatre. After milling about in the VIP lobby at the cinema, making silly French jokes, and munching on the crudites, guests were shepherded into their seats. This movie is hilarious, mostly a send-up of Texan mores and not the Francais-bashing one might expect judging from the title. We won't give away the surprise twist at the end, so make sure to see this when it comes out in September.
The annual Best of Philly bash was held July 29th this year at Waterworks, overlooking the river and Boathouse Row. We honored our BOP winners in all five categories: food, nightlife, arts and entertainment, services, and shopping. All the happy businesses and their well-wishers showed up to crowd the patios with over 300 people. Though it was a record-breaking hot day, by the time the band, Silvertide, played it was comfortable enough to dance and scream for the hot, young rockers. The crowd cleared out after their last song around 10:30 – not bad for a Monday night.
As if helping abused children weren't a good enough cause, The Children's Crisis Treatment Center held a fundraiser with a Cowboy theme. People came dressed Western-Style, wearing straw hats and turquoise, cowboy boots and chaps. The CCTC is committed to providing high quality, comprehensive mental health services to Philadelphia's neediest children and their families. These services address the effects of abuse, neglect, traumatic events, and other challenges to early childhood development and assist children in reaching their full potential within their homes, community and society.
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These colorful vegetables were being shown at the National Heirloom Exposition in Santa Rosa, California (USA) in September, 2012. This edible heritage reflects a hugely important gene pool which is being actively preserved. Rare breeds of farm animals were also shown so one is included. November 12 update: I just got a batch of these to give for holiday gifts and they look great.
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I love gardening and growing my own veg. This year I went a bit mad and planted 75 variaties of tomatoes. If all grows, I don't know what to do with the produce :)
Hi, Irina! This event (the Heritage Foods Expo in Santa Rosa CA) was fabulous and the range of produce from around the world was astonishing. I guess you know I'm a gardening fanatic. Don't worry, many friends, charities, and critters will be glad to help you consume any extra tomatoes. Happy spring!!
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Armed with a hefty budget for parking tickets, Peapod plans to roll its delivery trucks through Manhattan.
Consider yourself lucky if you live in a place where you can take your car to the grocery store. Such is not the case for New Yorkers, who can only buy what they can carry home with two hands. There's also the lack of elevators in some apartment buildings to consider, and the weather (you don't want to be dragging paper bags of food home in the rain.)
Parking tickets can tell us a surprising amount about the goings on in a city. Pratt Institute statistics professor Ben Wellington writes a blog called I Quant NY in which he uses publicly available free data from the city government and other sources to analyze different aspects of life in New York City.
Toronto Police took to Twitter this morning to show that they would deliver punishment to anyone violating the new "zero-tolerance" traffic policy. Photos showing four delivery trucks being towed were tweeted Tuesday morning by Const. Clint Stibbe.
According to Stibbe, the tweeted trucks from FedEx, Canada Post and Iron Mountain have all been impounded. A photo was posted of a Canadian Linen and Uniform Service truck about to be towed, but the driver showed up just in time to save his vehicle from impoundment.
For the last few years, big data has been changing science, advertising, and how we shop for things. But data put in the hands of the public can also sometimes make life a little easier and fairer.
I just moved back to New York after 10 years in Los Angeles. Mostly, it's been great. But today, I got my first taste of Manhattan's mean side. As you can see from this parking ticket, I now owe the city $115.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is planning a major roll-out of an online grocery business that it has been quietly developing for years, targeting one of the largest retail sectors yet to be upended by e-commerce, according to two people familiar with the situation.
A new startup, Fixed, is helping San Francisco residents fight parking tickets with a mobile app. David Hegarty and DJ Burdick cofounded Fixed last fall after Hegarty received five parking tickets in three weeks. Hegarty knew how to contest tickets, but he realized that his friends didn't and often just paid the fine.
Okay, so the license plates given to state legislators in Colorado aren't actually magical, but they are invisible, at least on the state Dept. of Motor Vehicle database, thus allowing some scofflaw lawmakers (scofflawmakers?) to get out of hundreds of dollars in parking and speeding tickets.
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Professor Bryan Rommel-Ruiz has been teaching at The Colorado College since 1996 when he first arrived as a Minority-Scholar-In-Residence and Visiting Instructor in American History. He is currently serving as associate chair of the department. He teaches a wide variety of courses in American History, African American History, US Southern History; World History, and Film and History.
He has published articles and essays in these fields (see Professor Rommel-Ruiz's Curriculum Vita for a detailed list of his publications and conference panel presentations) and is currently completing a book manuscript on Black Atlantic culture and politics in Rhode Island and Nova Scotia for The University of Pennsylvania Press.
Professor Rommel-Ruiz is also writing a book manuscript on Charleston, South Carolina, and the Atlantic world that will be published by The University of Georgia Press. Additionally, he has a book-length manuscript under review about American Film and History.
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I was telling my sister about someone who had painted lady bug bowling balls so she rounded up some for me to paint. Don't know who painted some kinda like these, but they were fun to paint.
Hi Phonegirl, I've seen some of the ladybug bowling balls over on the garden junk forum. You did some cute faces and such nice straight lines too. Did you use tape to section it off? I've got a couple of bowling balls waiting for me to do something with them. I really should try one of these. TFS. Luvs
How cute. You did a great job on them. Love the little faces and they are all just a little different expressions. Yes, do tell how you got your lines so straight. And what are you going to do with them now? Are they all for your garden or are you giving them as gifts? ~Anj
I painted of the bowling balls with outdoor paint. I used paint tape to make some of the lines straighter. I didn't tape to start off because I didn't know if they would be anything I'd like. Glad you enjoyed looking at them. Luvs, you should try painting some if you have balls. I would like to paint some as other critters but have to take time to figure out how to create them. I'm painting a message center for my GD and also a chair to match. I'll post a pic when I finish. Keep posting as I enjoy seeing all your projects.
Can't wait to see your message center and chair, sounds like a neat idea.
If you go to the Garden Junk forum and type Bowling balls in the search box, you will see several different ones. You might really like the bumble bee one. I also liked the one with rubber lizards glued on and spray painted.
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I can say i have to agree with what you have said Larry. legal-regulation can we analyze these words,...See more i by far am not the most gifted person in the world with vocabulary. although i do know that they sound like they have no business being mandatory in the dental labs today. someone once told me when you make a crown, make sure it has function. also needs to have the longevity to last in a patients mouth.
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Robert, so yes we need to educate patients on what is going in their mouths. I just sat in at a Paterson INlab symposium.. and i was appalled at the lack of focus on their Hippocratic oath. Their main focus was getting butts in and out of the chairs, and making that money as fast as they can.
I to would love to make a lot of money at what I love to do. I do love this, the last 2 years have been so much fun with the technology today and to come. sorry i went off track there.
I do understand they being dentists have paid royally and invested time and learned there professions, and are entitled to charge an outrageous fee for, our lets say $150.00 crown. There is still something missing DO THEY REALLY CARE ????. I'm finding out more today, there are some real winners out there. Yes there are dentists who do care. The ones who Don't, I'm sorry to say this, If you don't like what you do try something else. Don't pick on us dental tech because we do care, and want to learn. We certainly don't do it for the money. Or the fame!! we do it cause we like it and we are good at it. What we do serves the community.
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The front cover of the comic book says this is a story Disney should have been telling for the last 20 years, and I wholeheartedly agree! This comic is by far one of the best things ever created, in my opinion! It's so smart, so adventurous, and so humorous, while keeping a great fantasy plot and original story. And the best part? The main characters are tough, tomboy, no-nonsense girls! That's right, female butt-kicking power! I adore Adrienne, she's so cool, and I love how she's strong and independent and willing to speak her mind. This is definitely the kind of story I'd recommend for anyone to read, it's just pure awesomeness.
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