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Unions in Oregon 'broaden coalitions, evolve'
The head of the AFL-CIO in Oregon, Tom Chamberlain, said that unions are making a comeback.
The head of the AFL-CIO in Oregon, Tom Chamberlain, said that unions are making a comeback.
David Clure is fed up with the drunk students at the University of Portland who he said go beyond being loud and unruly to vandalism.
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What to Use to Seal Bathroom Walls
I have just removed wallpaper form a bathroom exposing rough plaster underneath. My plan is to wash residual paste off wall with Dirtex. Patch a few places with drywall compound. Let dry and sand wall with 120 and 180 grit sandpaper. My questions are 1) Is there anything else I need to do to prep walls and 2) should I seal the wall with bullseye 123 (shellac) or and I use Perma White as a primer/sealer and then put on a second coat?
I would use Gardz because this will lock down any residual wallpaper paste that you may have missed and it will also serve as your primer. Dirtex won't really do anything special to remove the paste I don't think...hot water is really all you need.
I used Gardz after removing our wallpaper and it worked great. Went right over that with Sherwin Williams paint and it was fine. Just make sure you coat the entire wall with Gardz and not spot touch-ups.
I'm sure the shellac would work, but the gardz is watery thin and goes on easy. A little goes a long way.


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Florida Lawmakers Propose Changes To Drug Policies
The coming Florida session in state politics will have several lawmakers take stances on drug policies. Proposals altering the state's policy for tobacco, marijuana and alcohol will be under review.
Concealed Weapons May Be Allowed On College Campuses
Concealed weapons are prohibited on college campuses by state law. The Florida House Criminal Justice Committee meets Tuesday to consider allowing concealed-carry permit holders to carry concealed guns on campus.
In the News: Marijuana Hurdles, Rubio In South Korea, Latinos Plan Registration Drive, NSA Actions Illegal
Florida House leaders add hurdle for parents seeking help from marijuana – In the debate to legalize a non-euphoric strain of marijuana that helps kids with seizures, legislators in the Florida House of Representatives are pushing for the motion to be […]
Florida Legislators Will Pay More For Health Insurance
House members and other top state officials have been paying as little as $8.43 per month for individual coverage and $30 for family coverage.
Florida passes bill to exclude voter emails from public records
The Florida House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday which would not allow voter email addresses to be included in state public records. Rep. Michelle Rehwinkel-Vasilinda explained why she was the only person to vote against the bill.
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P.K Yonge team seeks money for world competition – P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School is participating in the Odyssey of the Mind worldwide competition for the first time. The team has to raise $7,500 to cover the cost of the […]
Florida House of Representatives passes raise for state employees
The Florida House of Representatives passed House Bill 5001 Friday, giving state employees a $1,400 across-the-board pay raise. The raise has been split into two tiers: a $1,000 pay raise and $400 performance-based bonus.
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New Florida House bill could reduce utility rates, repeal cost recovery programs
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Pink/black/white little girl room ideas?
Hi everyone! My daughter (who is 8 1/2) wants me to redecorate her room. She's had the same room since I was pregnant with her, and although I still love the pale yellow and pink color scheme, I guess it's time. The crib bedding I used had the words "Little Star," so I stenciled white stars and moons along the perimeter, near the ceiling.
So far, the only specific she's given me is that she wants a black wall, but I"m not really so sure about that. I love black and white, especially damask, so I'm looking into that type of bedding for her twin bed. But what about wall color? I want pink for the accents, but not a very bright pink. When I found out I was having a girl 9 years ago, I was completely against pink walls, and here I am...looking for pink paint!
I just wondered if you think pink walls would be a good choice if I use black and white bedding. Do you have any ideas for pale pink shades? Also, she has a white dresser and a basic white bookshelf, and an old hope chest that I converted to a toy box. I painted it white and put a pink cushion on top (attached with stapes). I'm thinking of painting the dresser black, and maybe the headboard as well.
A lot of this redecorating won't happen until June, because I'm an elementary teacher, and I won't have time until then! :) But any ideas or help you have would be really appreciated! I'd like this room to last her for a really long time!
ps- later today, I will post pictures of the room. It's way too messy right now. :)
One immediate thought I had was to do a chalkboard wall! That would give her the 'black' wall, and an added fun besides.
I think shell pink, as opposed to baby pink, would work very well right now, and would hold her awhile as well. I'm not sure about painting the furniture black. It's a lot of work, and if your DD is anything like mine, she will be on to something new within a few years. And black furniture may or may not work with her new look then... I think you might be better off to add the black as trim on a bedskirt, maybe black and white damask drapes, etc.....
I've linked to a pink and black room with white furniture. Maybe you could share photos like this with DD and see if this is what she's envisioning...
Sounds like a fun project!
Here is a link that might be useful: Pink Black White Girl's Room
This post was edited by bestyears on Sun, Apr 7, 13 at 10:08
I love bestyears linked room, but you could also go for a different look, wilder, romantic, sophisticated. Sounds like a fun project!
or more white and black in the furniture
or just black, white, pink in the bedding/furniture, etc.
As a teen, I had black bedroom walls. With black and white tile flooring and a white ceiling. I loved it. My parents liked it enough they haven't repainted the room though I've been out of the house for a long time. I love the look of black and white and a bold color.
I'm not a "pink person" but I think a pink/black/white room would look great! You can do a Parisian, sophisticated, "oh-so-grown-up" (boutique) look, or wild and fun, with a bright and bold pink, like some of the pics posted by nosoccermom.
That's one of my favorite color schemes. If she wants a "black" wall, how about wallpapering one wall (like the wall behind the bed) with a black/white print? There are some cool papers in the link below.
You could also paint the whole room a subtle pink and then get black wall decals -- like flowers -- and scatter them on one wall, or all the walls. During my DD's pink phase, we had a big black chandelier wall decal hanging over her headboard.
One of my favorite pinks is BM Odessa Pink. Here is a picture of it in my summer cottage living room.
Have fun!
Here is a link that might be useful: b&w wallpaper
With my children I've found that they tend to focus on wanting a particular wall color, but have difficulty envisioning the entire look and how one choice (bedding) impacts another (wall color). What has worked for me is to show them pictures until we choose an inspiration room. Pottery Barn Kids and Teen are a great source and they even list their wall colors on the website.
I did a black&white & turquoise room for my older DD about 4-years ago and it still works. It's a classic look as is B&W & pink. I agree you can go many different ways with it; a Parisian theme or fun and bold. I try to work in the bolder colors with easy to change accents like pillows, etc.
My DD turned 18 yesterday and has the B&W dotted bedding; but a friend of mine used that same bedding for her then 9-year-old and paired it up with pink walls and fluffy pink pillows. If you put the black in the bedding then your DD may agree to not doing the black accent wall (which I would try to discourage). If you have hardwood floors, then a fun and colorful rug is another place to bring in color.
If your DD wants more black in her room, add in decorative black frames. Show her how to use black accents without painting the wall black.


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This 1963 Lincoln Continental Convertible is an excellent original car to restore. Black with red interior and white soft-top. For only $8,950. ... More
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A+U 526: Retreat – Primal Concept and Experimental Design
From the publisher. July issue of a+u is focused on retreats, in particular the places where people spend their free time. Retreats, where functional necessities are not the priority, portray the essential lifestyle that the residents desire. And, from there, an image of a house reflecting back the everyday emerges.
The sites abundant in nature present vast landscape to the residents. At the same time, they lack basic infrastructure, materials, or technology that would be readily available when designing a house in cities. Because of such shortages, architects are encouraged to put their experimental concepts into practice.
This issue explores how the ideal image of a house and architect's experimental concept are unified and conceived as a retreat when the situation is "missing" something.
JA 94: Learning from the Neighborhood
From the publisher. Since the mid-20th century, Japan's postwar capitalism promoted home ownership, and extensive residential areas were developed around every major city for 70 years. Each area is an aggregation of individual houses – in other words an aggregation of different architectural characteristics and a mixture of residents with their own personalities.
Among the photographs of house exteriors published in the issues of Shinkenchiku and Jutakutokushu since 2001, we selected those that show the relationship between the home and its surroundings. In this issue, we feature the images with an analysis of what "Compositional Factor" of what "Element" has undergone what kind of "Manipulation".
A+U 525: Vienna Transition Of Theory And Expression
From the publisher. Between the late 19th century and early 20th century, Vienna was the epicenter of new architectural movements. Architects like Gottfried Semper, Otto Wagner, and Adolf Loos presented pioneering theories and expressions which influenced the world. Furthermore, cityscape of Vienna had been the subject of architects' creation. They form the layers in Vienna's urban structure, and architects who design in this city must interpret this structure and upon which further form new layers.
June 2014 issue of a+u introduces the theories and their expressions of architecture in Vienna, and their transition from the pre-modern to the modern to the present, through 60+ newly-photographed works, two essays on "transformation of architectural expression through building facades" and "recent developments for urban expansion zones", and interviews with contemporary architects.
Urban Design for an Urban Century: Shaping More Livable, Equitable, and Resilient Cities
In Urban Design for an Urban Century: Shaping More Livable, Equitable, and Resilient Cities (2nd Edition), by Lance Jay Brown, David Dixon, historical trends and practices are used to explain current theories of urbanism. The following excerpt illustrates one such historical trend, detailing exactly how the advent of railroads and skyscrapers following the Industrial Revolution radically changed the urban landscape.
Before the Industrial Revolution, forces such as trade, agriculture, and defense determined the shape of cities in North America and Europe, whether planned or unplanned. How far a person could reasonably walk and the requirements of carts, wagons, and herds of animals heavily influenced the layout and dimensions of city streets regardless of the form the larger city took. Defensive strategy and technology also dictated form, but the resulting walls — and the need to guard them — often imposed smaller footprints than cities might otherwise have produced.
The Machine in the Ocean: On The Petropolis of Tomorrow
Clocking in at just under six hundred pages, Neeraj Bhatia and Mary Casper's The Petropolis of Tomorrow (Actar, 2013) presents a series of dueling monstrosities—land and sea; ecology and industry; isolation and circulation—at the hard-edged site of their collision. The product of an intensive research studio directed by Bhatia at the Rice School of Architecture, Petropolis documents and explores Brazil's rapidly developing network of offshore petroleum and natural gas drilling infrastructures as a site ripe for the deployment of architectural expertise and imagination. Conducted as part of a broad collaborative research investigation on resource extraction urbanism initiated by the South America Project (SAP), the studio, as introduced by SAP Co-Director Felipe Correa, is a speculative experiment that "tests an extreme scenario" with the aim of identifying "new hybrids between industry and urbanism for an alternative twenty-first century extraction town." Complementing the studio work, the editors have marshaled an impressive array of text and photo contributors whose essays offer distinctive takes on the book's three thematic threads: archipelago urbanism, harvesting urbanism, and logistical urbanism.
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The following is an excerpt from The Landscape Imagination: The Collected Essays of James Corner 1990–2010 by James Corner. In this passage, Corner discusses the work of John Dixon Hunt, and the qualities of Hunt's work that he seeks to incorporate into his own (including his firm's - James Corner Field Operations - redesign of the New York High Line).
Over the past two decades, James Corner has reinvented the field of landscape architecture. His highly influential writings of the 1990s, included in our bestselling Recovering Landscape, together with a post-millennial series of built projects, such as New York's celebrated High Line, prove that the best way to address the problems facing our cities is to embrace their industrial past. Collecting Corner's written scholarship from the early 1990s through 2010, The Landscape Imagination addresses critical issues in landscape architecture and reflects on how his writings have informed the built work of his thriving New York based practice, Field Operations.
Reinstating the Relevance of Academic Journals: trans magazin
trans magazin, a semi-annual journal published by the Department of Architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETHZ, seeks to address "issues in architecture and urban development from a variety of perspectives." Managed by an independent student editorial team since 1997, the publication studies and discusses humanities, politics, philosophy and the arts. It is "a platform for interdisciplinary discourse" packaged in a beautifully printed, weighty periodical.
Farming Cuba: Urban Agriculture from the Ground Up
The following is an excerpt from Carey Clouse's Farming Cuba: Urban Agriculture from the Ground Up, which explores Cuba's impromptu agricultural development after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the challenges that development poses for modern day architects and urban planners.
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, Cuba found itself solely responsible for feeding a nation that had grown dependent on imports and trade subsidies. With fuel, fertilizers, and pesticides disappearing overnight, citizens began growing their own organic produce anywhere they could find space, on rooftops, balconies, vacant lots, and even school playgrounds. By 1998 there were more than 8,000 urban farms in Havana producing nearly half of the country's vegetables. What began as a grassroots initiative had, in less than a decade, grown into the largest sustainable agriculture initiative ever undertaken, making Cuba the world leader in urban farming. Featuring a wealth of rarely seen material and intimate portraits of the environment, Farming Cuba details the innovative design strategies and explores the social, political, and environmental factors that helped shape this pioneering urban farming program.
The Draftery: Dispelling the Belief That Architectural Drawing is Dead
The Draftery, a printed platform to "discuss the role of architectural drawing today", brings together a fascinating collection of images and words in a publication on three distinct platforms. Figures, Captions and Archive facilitate a multi-disciplinary conversation about how drawings are made and their role in the built environment. Now approaching their third anniversary, how far have they come and where is the project headed?
January 2013 saw the re-launch of The Draftery and the total reconstruction of the project. Their crisp publications now have a strong editorial thread which compliments the carefully curated collections of architectural drawings. Seeking to "demonstrate that drawing, more than mere representation, is a method of acting in the world", good drawings provide a moment of visual solice in a fast paced profession.
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BI is a publication focused on the exchanges between architecture and its wider cultural context; it consists of short extemporaneous texts with longer studied pieces from a multitude of perspectives. The following is an excerpt from its latest (and first print) edition, FREE, written by the editors-in-chief E. Sean Bailey and Erandi de Silva.
There is implicit conflict in the word 'free'. While culturally we celebrate the infinite opportunities afforded by the 'freedom to', the term also alludes to emancipation, a break from a captive state, or a 'freedom from'. 'Free' is, at its core, an architectural concept. Architecture is a discipline directly engaged with shaping enclosure, of erecting and toppling barriers or—more explicitly—of extending and limiting 'freedoms'.
The Architecture of Pompidou Metz: An Excerpt from "The Architecture of Art Museums – A Decade of Design: 2000 – 2010″
In honor of International Museum Day, we're taking a look back at the 21st century's most exciting museums. The following is an excerpt from the recently released book, The Architecture of Art Museums – A Decade of Design: 2000 – 2010 (Routledge) by Ronnie Self, a Houston-based architect. Each chapter of the book provides technical, comprehensive coverage of a particular influential art museum. In total, eighteen of the most important art museums of the early twenty-first century - including works from Tadao Ando, Herzog & de Meuron, SANAA, Steven Holl, and many other high-profile architects - are explored. The following is a condensed version of the chapter detailing Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines' 2010 classic, Centre Pompidou-Metz.
The Pompidou Center – Metz was a first experiment in French cultural decentralization. In the late 1990's, with the prospect of closing Piano and Roger's building in Paris for renovations, the question arose of how to maintain some of the 60,000 works in the collection of the National Museum of Modern Art available for public viewing. A concept of "hors les murs" or "beyond the walls" was developed to exhibit works in other French cities. The temporary closing of the Pompidou Center – Paris spurred reflections on ways to present the national collection to a wider audience in general. Eventually a second Pompidou Center in another French city was imagined.
A+U 524: New Landscapes of Wooden Architecture
From the publisher. May 2014 issue of a+u is focused on wooden architecture from around the world that creates new landscapes.
In addition to nine built works, the issue features two competitions foreseeing the timber-nization of cities and three essays. The essays discuss different aspects of wood technology: adaptive timber structure of ultra-light shell by University of Stuttgart, harmonizing the joints of prefabricated wooden elements by collaboration of Finland's timber industry, university and government, and tall wood building technology in Canada and other countries. When these technologies become practical and realized as architecture, we will witness a completely new landscape.
JA 93: KAZUO SHINOHARA – Complete Works in Original Publications
From the publisher. JA93 Spring 2014 issue features 55 works by Kazuo Shinohara, one of the most influential architects in the generation after the Metabolists. The issue consists of photographs and drawings which appeared in the original issues of Shinkenchiku and original descriptive texts by the architect.
A Manifesto For Icons and Architecture Infatuated By Form
The following is an excerpt from WAI Architecture Think Tank's book Pure Hardcore Icons. This manifesto explores architecture's recurrent obsession with pure geometric form. Pure Hardcore Icons aims to raise awareness about the dialectic of pure form and architecture, hoping that its potential and limitations could be fully grasped either in practice, in the academia, or as a cultural and intellectual exercise.
Never before has the combination of technology and mass media enhanced such a prolific production and diffusion of monuments to "signature" architecture. Design school desks, computer screens, and magazine pages around the globe have been flooded with torrents of buildings in pure shapes. Redundant forms —either as poured concrete or as virtual bytes— pop-up with the speed it takes to wire-cut Styrofoam or master 3d modeling software. Paradoxically, this abrupt surge of iconographic architectural paraphernalia has overshadowed the demise of the manifesto, one of architecture's most powerful and straightforward tools to declare its intentions.
Ever since Robert Venturi's Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture (1966) was hailed as the last great architectural narrative, architectural theory has been unsuccessfully trying to rationalize the often similar icons either as the by-products of the unpredictability of the contemporary city or as the result of suspiciously momentary (and opportunistic) trends that oscillate from the so-called green design to the supposed technology-aided revolution of parametricism. [1]
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Featured works include: House Juliaan Lampens – Van Hove, House Vandenhaute – Kiebooms, and Kerselare Chapel. A+U visited Lampens in Eke, not far from Ghent, last year to interview him. Two essays, one by his former staff and the other by architecture researchers, depict the architect who, throughout his career, often avoided press exposer.
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Ghana qualified in style for the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations with a convincing 3-0 win over Niger in Port Elizabeth on Monday.
The Black Stars thus finished top of Group B with seven points from three matches and will be joined by Mali, who were second on four points, in the knockout stage of the competition.Mali recovered from conceding an early goal to draw 1-1 with the Democratic Republic of Congo in Durban to book a quarter-final date with hosts South Africa.Master class
Ghana posted a master class display and took their chances very well, while Niger lacked ideas going forward.
Skipper Asamoah Gyan opened his Nations Cup account with a well-taken strike after just six minutes. He combined well with Albert Adomah before he drove through from the left to fire right-footed past Daouda Kassaly in the Niger goal.
Ghana doubled their advantage on 23 minutes with a well-worked goal, which was initiated by Christian Atsu and also finished by the exciting FC Porto ace.
Atsu, in for the suspended Mubarak Wakaso, combined with Gyan before he finished off the move coolly with a clever tap-in.
The enterprising Badu would have made it 3-0 four minutes from the interval, but he was denied by Kassaly, who clutched his shot from inside the goal area.
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Gyan could have compounded Niger's misery in the 63rd minute but he failed to get hold of a high cross right inside the box when face-to-face with goalkeeper Kassaly. Creating chances
Niger did have their moments, though.
Moussa Maazou's low cross from the right after two minutes was cleared into the side-netting by defender Isaac Vorsah.
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In the 55th minute, Maazou failed to direct his header at goal and moments later, he delivered another low drive, which beat both Modibo and his Ghana markers.
Issiakou Koudize also let fly from the top of the box in the 57th minute but his effort missed target.
Substitute Issoufou Boubacar forced a fine save from Abul-Fatawu Dauda in the 76th minute with a curling shot from the left.Mali through
Mali can look forward to a date with the hosts South Africa after holding firm against DR Congo.
Dieumerci Mbokani converted an early penalty as the Congolese made a dream start only for Mahamadou Samassa to level later in the first quarter and the match petered out into a tame draw.
It was the first time in seven appearances at the competition with four countries that France-born DR Congo coach Claude Le Roy failed to make the knockout stage.The Congolese could not have wished for a better start with veteran Tresor LuaLua Lomana foiled by the woodwork just 20 seconds into the first half and Mbokani converting a third-minute penalty.
Mali were all at sea in the opening minutes before a fair-size crowd at Moses Mabhida Stadium and former Liverpool midfielder Mohamed Lamine Sissoko tripped Diba for the penalty which Mbokani fired high into the right corner.
Goalkeeper Robert Kidiaba - at 37 the oldest player in this tournament - celebrated the lead in traditional style by using his bottom to bounce across the pitch with arms raised in front.
But comical defending allowed the Eagles to equalise on 14 minutes as the Leopards fluffed two attempts to clear the ball inside the box and it was cut back for Samassa to hammer home from close range.
The second half was a dreary affair with defences on top and the Congolese growing increasingly desperate for the second goal that would take them into the knockout phase.
Mali did come close to scoring twice in as many minutes as a Kalilou Traore header flew just wide off a corner and then another substitute, Cheick Tidiane Diabate, rounded Kidiaba only to see his shot go wide off the post.
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Nuku'alofa is the capital of Tonga, an island country in the southern Pacific Ocean. The city lies on the coast of Tongatapu Island. It is the country's largest city and main port. From the port, dried coconut and other foods are shipped out for sale overseas. Tourism and a few industries also bring money to the city.
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The capital of Tonga, an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, is Nuku'alofa. The city lies on the northern coast of Tongatapu Island. It is the country's largest city and main port. Its deep-draft harbor is protected by reefs. Landmarks in the city include the Royal Palace, which is the home of the Tongan royal family, and the Royal Tombs. The city has several secondary schools (called colleges), a teachers' training school, Vaiola Hospital, government offices, and a large Wesleyan church.


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I was in her office for severe hip pain and swelling, unable to even walk up straight. She sent me for xrays, and reviewed them with me when the results came back. The radiologist had noted an anaomolous mass on the xray right where my pain was. Dr Margletta brushed it off as a "glitch" in the xray, wrote it off in my chart, and sent me to a physical therapist for a strained hip muscle. I later ended up in the hospital with a massive abcess (infection) right where the mass in the xray had been, which required a week-long stay in the hospital and surgery to drain it. I'm afraid to think what may have happened if it hadn't been finally caught after Dr Margletta completely ignored it.
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I'd like to talk with someone who is very experienced with camellias and who makes house calls. Send me an email and we can discuss.
Here's my situation: A number of our camellias appear to be in decline and I'm having trouble figuring out what the problem is. Most of the bushes appear to be 20+ years old.
Some of the bushes appear to be healthy, however I don't see much new growth. Some of the newer camellias have hardly grown at all in the past 5 years. It's very frustrating to me tending these camellias and not making progress.
I've been watching these bushes for the past 5 years. I've had the soil tested several times. The pH is within the correct range for camellias. The bushes are watered and fed. I've thinned out the centers, added peat to the soil, sprayed for scale control, etc.
A few years ago, a friend who has grown camellias for more than 30 years visited my garden and he seemed to think our camellia growing situation was OK. Still, it bothers me to see so many of our camellias not growing or in decline.
On those old bushes, they are most likely at their full growth. You will see little or no growth from year to year. As they lose leaves, they begin to look worse and worse. The usual way to take care of this (if this IS the problem) is to severly prune the bush.
Now about the newer ones. They may be a slow growing variety like the Pink Perfection. You might see only an inch or two a year. Or the root ball may have been in bad shape when they were planted. It's hard to say.
Your best bet would be to get someone in the area to take a look at them. Is there a Camellia Society near you? I am sure they would have someone that could help.
Good luck!!
Try contacting the American Camellia Society to find someone who is active in one of the South Carolina societies. An email address for the ACS horticulturist is email@example.com. The web site also lists email addresses and contacts for some of the local camellia societies.
Here is a link that might be useful: American Camellia Society