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Before I inevitably analyse the concept of female Doctors...
Moffat's version of Doctor Who in particular, involves heavy sociological topics. He does, however, have a habit of constructing his allegories so overtly subtle as to appear elitist to the, who I'm afraid is only a fraction of viewers, who end up noticing them at all.
Whether you are interested in the current show's sociological side or not, it is undoubtedly a large part of the current show, so I must politely ask everyone here to allow discussion of it on a board with "Doctor Who" in its name, instead of attempting to halt it via social pressure.
The casting of the next lead actor, with it's various aspects involved, seems to be the actual main topic of the thread, so that's what I'd like to be able to discuss in a while, at peace.
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Best sink and countertop materials for really hard water
I want stainless or granite counter tops, but with our hard water, I'm now questioning those choices. Will they be fine or will it be a battle I will lose keeping them looking nice long term?
If we do granite, I'll probably get a silgranit sink. If we do stainless countertops, I'd do an integrated sink.
And, if you are telling me to RUN from these with hard water, what would you recommend?
We have really hard water in So. Florida and I have a stainless sink and soapstone counters. No issues at all.
I also have REALLY hard water and have a silgranit sink in anthracite with soapstone counters. No problems with either.
I have slightly hard water, and no issues with granite at all. Granite is a stone after all. The only exception would be a solid-color black granite like Absolute Black, which might show mineral deposit rings if something wet were left to dry on it. Having said that, Absolute Black is so dense, the mineral ring would wipe right up. So, in summary, for granite, no worries for you.
Stainless steel sink is anther matter. I have a stainless steel sink, and even with only somewhat hard water, there are instant water marks, and a haze of mineral deposits unless I clean it constantly. All I have to do is run the faucet for a second, and the stainless sink is marked. BTW, I have a 14-gauge (i.e. thick gauge), high-quality stainless sink, but that doesn't matter for mineral deposits. My advice to you is to get a Blanco Silgranit sink in one of the lighter colors, like biscuit. Silgranit is largely granite, and will have resistance to mineral deposits. Furthermore, the lighter colors will lessen even more the risk of mineral rings showing up. I like the Silgranit biscuit color; I think their white color too white. I will link below to their Super Single sink which I find awesome, cause it's so big, and has the corner drain. Note: the title says "drop-in" but can be undermounted or drop-in. But you'd need a 36" wide cabinet base. Blanco makes plenty of other sizes and configurations of course. I also do not advise getting another brand's granite composite sink. There has been talk on this forum that other brands' composite sinks may not be as good as Blanco Silgranit in resisting stains, ease of cleaning, etc.
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We are right on border of an extremely hard to vary hard water region. Our water also has a lovely sulfur smell.
Depending on how obsessive you are, a stainless sink might might be okay. With our water, counters would drive me crazy. I get white spots EVERY time I let water splashes dry in my stainless sink. The sink is not in a really visible area so although the spots bother me, I don't have to look at it too much. Trying to keep a long run of shiny stainless counters spot free would be a never ending battle.
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PDO II has become quite a social place lately. If you happen to stop by during morning free-play, you might catch your child having a tea party in the kitchen area with friends, feeding or changing a baby doll in the nursery, working on a giant floor puzzle, playing a color game, or building a tower with Legos. These are just a few of the activities happening in our busy room.
January flew by as we made shaving cream snowmen to decorate the hall and classroom. We made keys and kings for letter "K", lollipops and lions for letter "L" and mittens and muffins for letter "M". We'll continue with the letter of the week through February and make some Valentine hearts as well. With Dental Health Week approaching we will talk about how to take care of our beautiful smiles too. We have several reminders for the month.
We will be closed on Monday, the 16th for Presidents Day. Please note on your calendar that the" Wings of Love Bird Show" will be on Wednesday, the 18th at 10:00. If this is not your child's scheduled day at school, you are welcome to join us with your child in the Big Room to see the show.
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To add just a bit more detail to the synopsis that appears at the top of this page….We are hosting an elevator pitch competition for area high school students as well as students from Southwestern Illinois College (SWIC) and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (SIUE). Students will submit a paper application describing their business idea. Twenty five applicants will be selected by a panel of judges to pitch their ideas on the SWIC campus in April. Fifteen winners will be selected and each one will receive a $500 award courtesy of the Coleman Foundation's generous grant. A reception will follow so that all participants will get chance to interact with the judges as well as SCORE counselors for additional feedback on their ideas.
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Hydrangea for Fondation
Any suggestions for a grouping of hydrangeas for a fondation...under a bay window, front yard?
I've struggled with this location, this would be my 4th planting, lol. I just haven't been happy with what I've planted.
Need to maintain to 4' tall x 3-5' wide. I was thinking of Tickled Pink paniculata or even Invincibelle Spirit...not sure if the latter would look too loose and informal.
I have White Meidiland rose as the border shrub, Lil' Wine Cup Daylily to the left and Vernal Witchhazel as the anchor.
Gets about 6 hours of sun.
whaas, the critical thing is, it that 6 hours of mostly morning sun (i.e. eastern exposure) or mostly afternoon sun (i.e. western exposure)?
What is the color of your house? I am thinking that if it's white or very pale, it may not work with white blooms.
Do you mind having just ugly sticks and not much else over winter in the front yard, where everyone will see? Or do you have other evergreens there so that it will not look just like sticks and nothing else?
In fact, a photo will speak volumes here... do you mind posting one please? Then we can really be more helpful here. Thanks!
This is an older photo but should give the idea. I thought about putting boxwoods in there and I am still considering but they just seem so boring.
This is an eastern/southeastern exposure.
I guess I can be talked into anything since I screwed up 3x already.
Hi whaas - If you are looking for 4' Hs for the back of the foudation - I just read about a 'Mini Lime Light' ... have you also considered Oso Easy series of those yummy named pretties (Strawberry Crush, Peachy Cream, Honey bun, Paprika & Cherry Pie) ... sorry, I know you desire Hs, not roses ... I wish I have room for some of them! Sigh! Â:(
Oooooooooh! Ditas beat me to it! Whaas, I was also drooling over the photos of these mini Limelight the other day, and I thought of you! They are called "Little Lime" and you can find the photos at the online stores! They are supposed to grow anywhere from 3-5 ft only, so maybe that will suit you fine? I also find that the "skeleton" of the paniculatas to be a bit more decorative than the macrophyllas, so there is actually some degree of winter "interest" too...
Otherwise, if you heart is not set on hydrangeas there, how about having some evergreens next to the windows, and then grow some colorful perennials or very low shrubs in front of those evergreens? Then you will have your winter interest and a robust backbone for your yard?
I actually have Twist and Shout to the back (under the bay window) and then White Meidiland rose in front of those. I think the Twist and Shout are cashed out though.
Paniculata may be a better choice...to your point I think they have a more interesting winter skeleton.
I'll definitly check out the 'Little Lime'. I don't even own the original Limelight!
Worstcase I go with boxwoods under the windows.
When you say evergreens next to the windows do you mean a taller, narrower plant to the left and right?
ostrich, sorry I thought you meant next to vs below the windows. You bet, boxwoods are evergreens.
I would opt for oakleaf but based on my research the flower buds die off around -12 degrees...I don't really want to protect anything.
I've already gotten burned on the twist and shout mac...I'm still amazed that all three are struggling...unless they are just very very very slow to put on any green growth. Clethra and rose of sharon are about to beat this plant out.
With Invincibelle being an anabelle its likely to be a good performer...but yet 'Jane' (little lime) looks pretty nice too...ahhh too many choices!
I can't believe I spelt Foundation wrong twice!
I have seen many Oakleafs in our area bloom even after our winter last year. But we are a little warmer than your area a true zone 5b. Most say that Oakleaves only struggle to bloom in the earlier years until that get established and thats only when the get damaged by the bad winters in our area. I have heard people have had bad allergic reactions when pruning them so I have always stayed clear of them. Plus I sort of dislike Pin Oaks for many reasons, so their foilage is not that attractive to me. Although the Little Honey is getting tempting with the yellow foilage. The Invincibelle would be my #1 choice! They would be very impressive!
Have you considered some of the small Hollies instead of the Boxwood? Evergreen and if you get mostly female you have the added interest of berries. I see a new one is out also if you wanted to anchor a slightly bigger one on each side of the window with the shorter ones in between. Claims something like a 1 ft width and not very tall either.
whaas~what is there now? I take it you are referring to the two groupings of four shrubs under the bay window, right? So far, you're doing a fine job, everything looks happy and healthy from here.
But I do understand, I re-did my foundation, oh, at least four or five times, including moving the inkberry hollies *this year* in front of, not behind, the KO ro*ses, heh heh. To think, I won a village award last year for "pride in property"! Too funny. They must've thought, enough already. But I digress...
I think you will happy with a panicled hydrangea, they have a great skeletal framework. Why can't the shrubs come up to window height? Quickfire would look good with the other plants you have.
I have Pee Wee oakleafs, and was put off a little by the old leaves hanging on into winter, which I have since learned is called marcescence. It really bugged me, but it may not bother you at all.
For the record, I know inkberry holly is native, but if I had to do it over again, I would use boxwood, less leggy. I'm always trimming, trying to keep mine filled in. A little yew hedge (Taxus cuspidata 'Nana') would work in front of any flowering shrub as well.
I picked up three Buxus 'Green Velvet' to go directly under the middle window. I'm going to offset three hydrangeas in front and to the right.
Most likely Little Lime ('Jane') or Tickled Pink. I was thinking about Invicibelle Spirit but I saw a more mature one via the web and it was too over the top.
If Invincibelle Spirit is too over-the-top but you like the thought of a pink arborescens, you could try h. arb. 'Eco Pink Puff':
It's definitely a more delicate pink than Invincibelle Spirit, and is not near so flamboyant.
Whaas, what did you end up planting under the bay window? I have a similar window and am considering little lime. I was going to plant knockout roses but have been invaded by japanese beetles for the second year in a row..........
Love everyone's suggestions. I have one more.... I think Little Lime would be very pretty there. How about putting a short boxwood hedge in front of it? Space them close so you don't have to wait forever for them to grow into a hedge, and keep them short---around 2 foot. Then behind them, fill in the space with the little lime hydrangeas. I see this done a lot in formal landscapes (in neighborhoods I cannot afford) and think it looks so pretty. The boxwood form the bones of the design (and I would do a semi-circle there under the window) and then the negative space inside the circle is filled with lush flowers spilling out over the hedge. So pretty! Plus, during the winter months, you'll have the evergreen, and much of the hydrangea sticks will be hidden behind the boxwoods. All of them even if you go with little lime--because you can really prune it down to 2 ft. (hidden behind the boxwood hedge) in the winter if you decide you don't like the sticks.
Last thing would be to plant something flowering and low in front of the boxwoods (even if it's just a basic annual like impatiens) to give it a 3 tiered effect. The flowers, the boxwood hedge, and then spilling out up top the beautiful lush hydrangeas.


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