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Two things I'd appreciate input on....
1) Hall lighting - I currently have two "boob" lights in the back hall (red dots on the drawing), but the hallway is too dark. A sun tunnel is not an option. I'd like to switch the current lights out to recessed/can lights and add a few more down the hall. But if I can lights in line with the one by the garage door it will be centered over the open stair rail, not over the hallway walking path or stairway. Where would you put them?
2) We plan to remove the jacuzzi tub and probably put it a walk-in shower in it's place. Any suggestions on how we could utilize the current shower space or incorporate it into the half bath to make it a little larger?
You could easily put up a new wall that would further enclose the toilet area of the MB and square off the present shower space. It would give you enough room in the half bath to put in a full size tub, if you needed it. Then put in a walk in shower where the MB tub is now.
This second variation actually makes the master bath smaller but adds a small 2nd room that could serve as a bedroom for grandkids if ever needed. Right now we only have the one bedroom on the main floor. I could put my piano in it and make it into a small music room.

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As senior HR executives take a seat in the C-suites of large enterprises, gaps remain in their ability to establish themselves as peers in the eyes of CEOs and CFOs. In fact, the performance of human resources (HR) managers is being viewed especially harshly by CFOs.
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I long for a greenhouse someday, as well. Your plants look happy :-).
Brad AKA Moonwolf
any chance you could share how much in total is cost to build it? i am have been wanting one and my hubbie said that when the kids get older i can have one. so im currious how much you spent. if you dont want to share on here i totally understand but i thought i would ask... you could also email me if you want...
Hi Amber,Sure
The greenhouse is 12 feet by 20 by 12 feet tall.There is no need to go so high but I wanted it to feel airy.I had the go to bellingham across the broader to get the plastic panels.The cost of the panels were almost half the cost then buying in Canada and customs did not even charge me any duties.We already had the door.So the cost for everything came to 490.00.It would of been a bit cheaper if we could of gotten our wood in bellingham also.It has taken me almost 20 years to get this greenhouse and I am in love with the space.
I hope yours will not take so long.
do you have a name for the type of plastic panels? im amazed at the price! i was sure that it would have cost well over $1000! it gives me hope that i may actually get my greenhouse sooner than later! we get a sizeable refund on our tax returns every year and we plan on one big project on the house to do with it... i know that this year or next we will be putting up some nice wood fencing (which i am planning on having morning glories grow up!) and my husband said that i can have my greenhouse after we have fence up, so that no neighborhood kids chuck rocks through it. my husband has actually been enjoying my hoyas more and is starting to get why i like them so much now that some of them have started blooming! he is expecially in love with my bella (but who wouldnt be!) and he said that when i have my greenhouse i can have as many hoyas as i want! he better be planning on following through with that promise!!! i might have to get it in writing, lol! anyways, thanks so much for the info, it gives me hope that my dream of my very own little greenhouse can actually come true!
Amber hubby said to say to add around 50 to 60 dollars for nails and screws.He got them given to him so I did not know they were not included.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen and Japanese equities were volatile on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan took bold easing measures, while other Asian stock markets posted modest gains.
The BOJ on Tuesday doubled its inflation target to 2 percent and adopted an open-ended commitment to buy assets, surprising markets that had expected another incremental increase in its 101 trillion yen asset-buying and lending programme.
"It was more or less within market expectations and was not disappointing. But it also didn't top expectations because there was speculation that the BOJ would do all it can, including removing the 0.1 percent floor on short term interest rates," said Hiroshi Maeba, head of FX trading Japan at UBS in Tokyo.
"Initial market reaction shows there are still players who want to short the yen, and the BOJ's decision today clears the way for further dollar/yen buying. I think the dollar may hit 95 yen by March," he said, adding that for now, the dollar/yen was likely to trade in ranges.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei average surged as much as 0.8 percent before trimming all gains to fall 0.6 percent. Tokyo shares have been rising in tandem with the yen's slide against major currencies on expectations for bolder BOJ steps. The Nikkei tumbled 1.5 percent on Monday after investors booked profits from the index's 2.9 percent rally on Friday. .T
The dollar rose as high as 90.18 yen, but was last trading down 0.5 percent at 89.18 yen. It touched a fresh 2-1/2-year high of 90.25 on Monday. The euro rose to 120.18, but recently down 0.5 percent at 118.94 yen. The euro hit its peak since May 2011 of 120.73 on Friday.
There has been a perception in markets that even if investors rooting for much bolder BOJ steps cut their yen short positions in disappointment over the ultimate outcome, the yen's rebound was likely to be limited relative to its 13 percent decline against the dollar and a 20 percent drop versus the euro over the past two months. Such views were fed by expectations the BOJ will continue to aggressively ease monetary policy to drive Japan out of years of deflation and support the economy.
The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.2 percent. The index was pulled down on Monday after briefly touching 17-1/2-month highs as Malaysian stocks suffered their biggest drop in 16 months on election risks.
Overall market sentiment was likely to remain supported by signs of a compromise to avert a U.S. fiscal crisis and hopes for a recovery in global growth following last week's positive data from the world's top two economies, the United States and China.
European shares rose on Monday near two-year highs, with investors betting on an improving economy in Europe. Wall Street was closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives have scheduled a vote on Wednesday on a nearly four-month extension of U.S. borrowing capacity, aimed at avoiding a fight over the looming federal debt ceiling and shifting their negotiating leverage for spending cuts to other fiscal deadlines.
London copper climbed 0.7 percent to $8,115 a tonne on growing confidence in the strength of China's economic recovery ahead of an early gauge of manufacturing activity this week, while BOJ easing has also stoked investor appetite for risk.
U.S. crude futures steadied around $95.59 a barrel while Brent futures edged up 0.3 percent to $112.
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Yes, life is for the living. And fondue can be awesome when the time is right. The trick is just remembering how those little bits can add up... and knowing how to keep them from doing so.
Enjoy the awesome stuff and make the most of it. And when the not-so-awesome stuff comes your way... allow it to happen, do your best to stay calm, deal with it, and know that it's on its way out, too.
On the surface, acceptance -- that is, changing what we can change and being realistic about what we cannot change in our lives -- should be the easiest thing to do. After all, how hard is it to resign yourself to the reality of a situation?
So I got my credit card statement yesterday.
Immediately my heartbeat picked up speed. After all, my spending has been a bit... shall we say... activ...
It's up to us to remember why it excited us, and to ask ourselves if it still does. It's up to us to ask ourselves how we can make it fun again, perhaps in a new way. And then it's up to us to do it.
I'll get all set and all comfy... and then that bright, glaring sunshine busts through the curtains, makes its way across the floor and lands squarely on my conscience, convincing me that I'm lazy for not basking in it.
The good news is that not every unexpected experience has been about escaping death. Instead, several have brought unexpected lessons for a happier life. Three recent lessons have proven themselves to be particularly happiness-building. I present them to you now..
Over the years I've gotten pretty good at being pretty crappy at some things. To be clear, I hate being crappy at things. It's not my intention, it's frustrating. But I also know that sometimes it's just necessary.
Know that life will hand you a stink every once in a while. Accept and feel your stink. Respond to it and remember it. And know that life's stinks are just part of the game. And you can handle it just fine.
We've all been there. You look at your new baby and deep joy settles into your soul, but the days to come may not be exactly what you planned. The joy is soon colored by the realities of sleep deprivation, worry and more advice than any human being could ever possibly use.
Imagine this energy is like currency -- you get a certain amount each day, to create your now -- so you wouldn't want to fritter it away. Once you realize the impermanence of life, that the past and the future aren't able to be held because they do not really exist, you can only be present!
Reflect on the lessons you've learned recently. Reflect on what you might want to change. Reflect on how you might bust out of your comfort zone to get there. Be imperfect. But be real. Know that's the best way to be. And know that, in the end, it will all be fine.
We don't need to strive to "accept" or do anything with a low feeling. We simply need to remember that these glitches of consciousness are designed to self-correct, with no effort on our part, at all.
Sometimes when I talk about "Radical Acceptance," I like to tell the story about Jacob, a man who, at almost 70 and in the mid-stages of Alzheimer's disease, attended a 10-day retreat I was leading.
The way out of our cage begins with accepting absolutely everything we are feeling about ourselves and our lives, by embracing with wakefulness and care our moment-to-moment experience.
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The trial of a Dartford woman over an incident where a holidaymaker allegedly had a piece of her nose bitten off at a holiday park, has been delayed by nearly 10 months.
Tina Love, of Acacia Road, had been set to go in trial in February or March this year but because of the heavy caseload at Chichester Crown Court, she will now face jurors on January 5, 2015.
Love denies one count of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
She was charged on August 10 last year following an incident at Butlins in Bognor Regis, West Sussex, on April 11.
The incident is alleged to have happened during a performance of Jack and the Beanstalk at the holiday park.
Police were called shortly after 6.30pm to reports a 47-year-old woman from Aylesbury had been assaulted.
She was taken to hospital in Chichester, where doctors attempted to replace the piece of her nose that was allegedly bitten off.
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February 1, 2011 12:57 pm
They ran, not walked, to the debut Arts Crawl
There's no telling what new inspirations will come from Bates' first-ever Arts Crawl, held Jan. 28. This Friday evening smorgasbord of the arts at Bates, performing and literary and visual, empowered the art makers and showed the campus the breadth and depth of creative work that happens here.
January 21, 2011 1:41 pm
Campus Construction Update: Jan. 21, 2011
Why does an open piece of land seem so much smaller than the building occupying the same footprint? How did New Commons fit on that little scrap of ground next to the football field? Shouldn't space that's cut up by walls and ceilings seem smaller than an open lot, rather than larger? Such thoughts appeared on the open lot of our consciousness as we stood in the new pavilion-like addition to Roger Williams Hall. Surrounded by contractors' giant tool boxes and stacks of building materials, we took in the views, to north and south, defined by the new entrances.
January 18, 2011 3:09 pm
MLK Day: Bates explores non-violent activism past, present and future
In case you think that all the heavy lifting in the cause of social justice is over and done with, the Rev. James Lawson has news for you. "I am absolutely convinced" that the 21st century will be the time for a social justice movement that overshadows the transformative campaigns of the previous century, Lawson told a Bates College audience gathered on Jan. 17 to celebrate the life and work of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
January 14, 2011 2:28 pm
Arts Summit to offer panel, performance, campus 'arts crawl'
As part of an ongoing exploration of ways to connect to community audiences and enhance the campus environment for the arts, Bates College holds an "Arts Summit" Jan. 24-25 that includes events open to the public at no cost.
January 7, 2011 9:52 am
Campus Construction Update: Jan. 7, 2011
You can't judge a book by the cover, as Willie Dixon wrote. But you can, as Campus Construction Update wrote (perhaps less memorably) judge the progress of a construction project by its outer surfaces.
January 3, 2011 4:44 pm
Influential figures in older, newer civil rights struggles offer MLK keynotes
One of them described by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. as "the greatest teacher of nonviolence in America," leaders representing two generations of social activism offer keynote addresses during the 2011 Martin Luther King Jr. Day observances at Bates College on Monday, Jan. 17.
January 3, 2011 3:27 pm
American art shines in collaboration between Ogunquit, Bates museums
Curated by William Low of the Bates College Museum of Art, the BCMA exhibition Selections From the Collection of the Ogunquit Museum of American Art explores the collections of an institution recognized for its holdings in modern and contemporary art, and its strengths in artists associated with Maine.
January 3, 2011 3:20 pm
Dialogue, a video series features contemporary artists
Curated by Dan Mills, director of the Bates College Museum of Art, the BCMA exhibition Dialogue, a video series features four prominent contemporary artists: Christian Marclay of New York, Roy Villevoye and Jan Dietvorst of Amsterdam and Rachel Perry Welty of Boston.
January 3, 2011 2:50 pm
Bound to Art reveals rare books in Bates collections
Displaying more than 40 rare books from the Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library, Bound to Art is part of an 18-month celebration of the facility's 25th anniversary. The college's book collection ranges from incunabula of printing's infancy to the finely printed works of today's flourishing book arts movement.
January 3, 2011 2:42 pm
Museum explores book art, video dialogues, great U.S. painters
Stunning examples of the book illustrator's art, including rare Abstract Expressionist silkscreens and life-size bird prints by John James Audubon. A video series exploring the notion of dialogue. Paintings by Will Barnet, Marsden Hartley, John Marin, Marguerite Zorach and other acclaimed artists associated with Maine. These are a few of the temptations the Bates College Museum of Art offers in exhibitions opening with a 6 p.m. reception on Friday, Jan. 14, and ending March 25.


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Rain still falling in California after major storm breaks records
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A major Pacific storm that broke records across Southern California and delivered a small measure of relief to the drought-stricken state brought more rain on Wednesday but the danger of major mudslides in wildfire-scarred areas appeared to have passed, officials said.
The sub-tropical storm, which originated in the Pacific Ocean south of Hawaii, was the strongest to hit Southern California since at least February and poured at least an inch (2.5 cm) of rain across a wide swath of the region, and up to four inches (10 cm) in some mountain and foothill areas.
Pacific storm brings much-needed rain, danger of mudslides to California
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A major Pacific storm hammered California on Tuesday, bringing desperately needed rain to a drought-parched state that has seen very little precipitation over the past year but also carrying the threat of flooding and mudslides.
The sub-tropical storm, which moved onshore before dawn after barreling across the eastern Pacific Ocean, had dropped 3 inches of rain on some areas by mid-afternoon, prompting the National Weather Service to issue flash flood watches for mountain and foothill areas left scarred by wildfire.
Los Angeles sues to shut down medical marijuana delivery smartphone app
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Tuesday sued to shut down a smartphone application that delivers
medical marijuana to customers in violation of a ban on such
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U.S. lobbies Qatar over couple in child death case
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – U.S. officials have been in contact with Qatar's government to ask them to allow a Los Angeles couple to return home after an appeals court threw out convictions linked to the death of their African-born adopted daughter, a State Department spokeswoman said on Monday.
A Qatari appeals court overturned the convictions of Matthew and Grace Huang on Sunday over the death of their 8-year-old daughter, Gloria, after finding that a lower court had made errors in the case.
U.S. officials asking Qatar to allow couple to leave country
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – U.S. officials have been in contact with Qatar's government to ask them to allow a Los Angeles couple to return home after an appeals court threw out convictions linked to the death of their African-born adopted daughter, a State Department spokeswoman said on Monday.
A Qatari appeals court overturned the convictions of Matthew and Grace Huang on Sunday over the death of their 8-year-old daughter, Gloria, after finding that a lower court had made errors in the high-profile case.
California firefighter arrested in love triangle murder
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A Southern California firefighter and his alleged mistress have been arrested in the murder of the woman's husband, who was shot to death at a rail yard in August, police say.
Jonathan Michael Hearn, 24, and Sabrina Limon, 35, were taken into custody this week on suspicion of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder, the Kern County Sheriff's Office said in a written release.
Federal judge strikes down Montana's gay marriage ban
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(Reuters) – A federal judge struck down a Montana ban on same-sex marriages as unconstitutional on Wednesday, handing gay rights activists the latest in a wave of legal victories as the nation awaits a potential definitive ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.
U.S. District Judge Brian Morris overturned a 2004 amendment to the state's constitution prohibiting same-sex marriages in response to a lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Montana on behalf of four gay and lesbian couples.
Nevada has highest proportion of illegal immigrants in U.S.: study
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(Reuters) – Nevada has the highest proportion of illegal immigrants of any U.S. state at 7.6 percent of its population while the number of illegal immigrants nationwide is leveling off at about 11.2 million, according to a study released on Tuesday.
The study by the Pew Research Center looked at U.S. illegal immigrant population trends over a three-year period ending in 2012.
Remains found in California desert those of missing film executive
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Human remains found by hikers in a shallow grave in the desert east of Los Angeles have been identified as those of a Hollywood studio executive who vanished in 2012 and was believed murdered, police said on Thursday.
The hikers came across a skull and other bones in a shallow grave near Palmdale, 40 miles east of Los Angeles, Lieutenant Dave Dolson of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department told a news conference.
University of California announces plan to raise tuition
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The University of California on Thursday proposed to hike tuition up to 5 percent annually over the next five years at its 10 campuses unless the state kicks in additional funding, part of what it called a "fee stability plan."
The tuition raises would end what Janet Napolitano, the UC's president, called a "boom and bust funding model" and allow the college system to enroll 5,000 more California students every year, add faculty and courses and boost graduation rates.


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North Carolina taxpayers who received an extension to file their tax returns have until midnight tonight to file their state income taxes.
Mailed tax returns must be postmarked by Oct. 15 and emailed tax returns must be sent by midnight to the N.C. Department of Revenue.
The extensions were granted six months ago to 328,066 taxpayers who were unable to meet the April 15 filing deadline. The revenue department does not have information on how many of those extensions have since been filed.
The penalty for missing the Oct. 15 extended deadline is 5 percent of the amount of the tax bill within the first month, and an additional 5 percent for each additional month, up to a maximum penalty of 25 percent.
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I will be brewing up at Christmas ale one of the next weeks and I have been looking at this pretty classic recipe which I have altered a little bit.
3,5 kg light LME
250 g crystal 75
250 g crystal 120
25 g hallertau 60 min
25 g goldings 30 min
50 g sweet orange peel 10 min
250 g honey
2 cinnamon sticks
1/4 tsp. cloves (crushed)
1/2 tsp allspice
2 tsp vanilla (in secondary)
1 pack Nottinghams dry ale yeast
Any input on this one? It is on purpose that I am not makng it too strong as I fear it will otherwise not have time to mature properly. Does it look good otherwise? Anything you would add?
5 G batch I'm assuming? I would think you could add a little more LME, but like you said you already thought of that. Other than that I think it looks pretty good.
Yes, this will be a 5 gallon batch. From what I can see I will get an OG of something like 1.054, not taking the crystal into consideration since I am doing a 5 gallon batch with 7.5 pounds LME or a pound and a half pr. gallon (at 36 points pr. pound pr. gallon). I guess my pounds of crystal all together will then yield around 16-18 points pr. pound pr. gallon so something like and extra 3-4 points giving me 1.057-58 in the end and around 6% alcohol.
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Eight months after an unidentified youth was found dead in a well in Austinpatti, the district police on Tuesday solved the case and arrested four Sri Lankan nationals on charge of his murder.
The deceased has been identified as Prem Anand (26) of Perambalur, who was working in Choolaimedu in Chennai. The accused – J. Rajkumar (26), C. Stephen (29), S. Mahendran (36) and M. Durai (34) – all inmates of the Sri Lankan Refugee camp at Uchapatti were remanded to judicial custody.
The Austinpatti police had registered a case of suspicious death after they recovered the body from a well on February 13, 2013. Meanwhile, the Choolaimedu police had registered a man missing case on March 28.
Recently, the Chennai police got a vital clue from the missing person's friend that led to the solving of the case. Prem Anand had given his friend the phone number of a person in Madurai. The police zeroed in on the suspect, the Superintendent of Police, V. Balakrishnan, said.
Prem Anand had befriended a married woman through a social website, the Tirunagar Inspector of Police, P. Palani, said. Meanwhile, the woman's husband, Stephen, got wind of the woman's friendship with a stranger. When Prem Anand visited the woman here in December, her brother Rajkumar, and Stephen had warned him against continuing his friendship with the woman.
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Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics Chapter 15 Problem 15-31 The log has mass M and rests on the ground for which the coefficients of static and kinetic friction are s and k respectively. The winch delivers a horizontal towing force T to its cable at A which varies as shown in the graph. Determine the speed of the log when t = t2. Originally the tension in the cable is zero. Hint: First determine the force needed to begin moving the log. Given: M = 500 kg t1 = 3 s s = 0.5 T1 = 1800 N k = 0.4 g = 9.81 m 2 s t2 = 5 s Solution: To begin motion we need t0 2 = Mg 2T 1 s t 2 1 t0 = s M g 2T 1 t1 t0 = 2.48 s Impulse - Momentum t1 0+ t 2 t 2T1 dt + 2T1 ( t2 t1 ) k M g( t2 t0 ) = M v2 t1 0 1 v2 = M t t1 t 2T1 dt + 2T1 ( t2 t1 ) k M g( t2 t0 ) t1 2 0 v2 = 7.65 m s *Problem 15-32 A railroad car having mass m1 is coasting with speed v1 on a horizontal track. At the same time another car having mass m2 is coasting with speed v2 in the opposite direction. If the cars meet and couple together, determine the speed of both cars just after the coupling. Find the difference between the total kinetic energy before and after coupling has occurred, and explain qualitatively what happened to this energy. 3 Units used: Mg = 10 kg Given: m1 = 15 Mg 3 kJ = 10 J m2 = 12 Mg 321 ... View Full Document
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usinesses, particularly as various states have approved different levels of usage of the drug, but the substance itself remains federally illegal. But newer concerns in the trademark sector for those in the legal marijuana trade have recently cropped up with the news that Hershey Co is suing a Colorado maker...
IKEA in trademark row with hacker site
Well, IKEA might not see it that way. The company has taken umbrage at the site and its usage of the IKEA name. Yap stated that she received a cease and desist letter from IKEA and now must decide how to proceed. IKEA contends that the fan site infringes on...
Washington Redskins take a loss at the USPTO
The USPTO has canceled the Redskins' trademark registration on the grounds that it is disparaging to American Indians.
Cancellation win for Bayer AG over FLANAX registration leaves Belmora without relief
Bayer recently moved to cancel Belmora's registration at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, arguing that Belmora's use of FLANAX here in the U.S. was a "blatant" attempt to confuse Latin American consumers.
Holding company Rembrandt Social Media sues Facebook as Virginia trial begins
The company claims Facebook infringed on patents which were assigned to a Dutch computer programmer, Joannes Van Der Meer. The programmer apparently attempted to offer site called "Surfbook," which is similar to Facebook.