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2012 Subaru Impreza User Reviews
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Sean writes:
2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Sport Limited Hatchback Review
Great fuel economy, Enough room for what i do, Great stock sound system with the stock kicker, Great top end
Fully Functional And Fun Car — I love being able to pack up the car and go camping. With the subaru I can fold all the seats down and i have ample room for what i bring. I have also fit six people in this car with a cooler. With the rack attachments its ideal for my kayak and any other toys i want to put up there.
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2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Premium Review
Goes anywhere. Ok mileage. Very practical yet fun to drive.
Subaru needs help with electronics and audio. Very few gauges on dash - tach, speedo, and gas.
I'm Really Surprised More People Don't Own These. — I HAD to buy a 4WD to get up our hill. Sadly had to get rid of my Mustang. Bought the Impreza because it wasn't as "boxy" as the other small SUVs. Since it was based on the car it was zippy, cornered good, and was fun to drive. Some of the other SUVs were just so boxy and boring! Had it for 2 years now and we love it. In fact, my wife took it over because she loves it so much. Amazing what you can fit in it. It's not as big as the SUVs, but you can put the seats down and get a lot in there. We have had four people and luggage/coolers in the car for long weekend several times with no issues. The AWD goes anywhere. The AWD actually helps the cornering and it is fun but still practical. Subaru needs help with the electronics but they are ok (not great, but ok). My wife has her ipod connected and loves the touch screen, but otherwise the controls are not the most intuitive. Gas mileage changes by .3 (Why?) so your mileage (on the dash) is ALWAYS divisible by 3. (who thought of that?) Could not get a stick unless you get a WRX model or real basic model :-( Had to get the CVT but at least the paddle shifters help.
Primary Use: Family transportation
ccravotta3 writes:
2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Sport Premium Hatchback Review
Great handling in poor weather. Accelerates quickly and brakes well when needed. Automatic transmission with paddle shifters is smooth and effortless. Decent gas mileage. Comfortable front and rear seats.
Wish I had a manual transmission. Paint seems to be thin and inferior to that on older model Subaru vehicles that I have owned.
All Purpose Small Car — Reliable. Good function and performance. Step up from 2WD economy vehicles of same class. Hatchback to cargo area with fold down seats make loading and unloading easy. Great handling on country roads and wet weather. I hope this car lasts like my other Subaru models, which have 135K to 235K miles.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Ben writes:
2012 Subaru Impreza WRX Hatchback Review
I feel like I'm driving a race car
The sound system
My 2012 Wrx Hatchback — This car is amazing, the acceleration is amazing, the braking is amazing, the handling is very precise. The build quality is pretty good, I had a minor transmission issue, but they fixed it under warranty, no questions asked. The car is pretty solid, although the highway has a little noise. Also the sound system is not very good. This car is great because you can go 7500 miles before an oil change, but every 30000 miles you have to get the oil in the differential changed which is a $500 service. The gas mileage in this car all depends on how you drive it. THIS CAR IS A BLAST TO DRIVE EVERY DAY
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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There are two major strategies between Ron Paul supporters. The purists, and the those wanting to influence/intergrate/infiltrate with the RINOS or establishment.
The purists while greatly needed as they provide a moral compass to what we do everyday tend to quickly get disgusted with less idealistic politics. They don't want a candidate that is trying to build bridges for their future goals. Rand looks like someone wanting to run for President the way he is acting.
Justin Amash is taking the Ron Paul purist route if he runs for president. He will unite Ron Paul supporters, but will have difficulty uniting other more slimy republicans.
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My brother, being able to wake up, and look out at the back yard is a gift in itself.
Change happens gradually and in increments. It is what it is. And as we say in Bomb Disposal- "Easy does it".
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Rhubarb Infused Vodka
You're looking at my very first rhubarb harvest of the season! Can you believe that just three weeks ago, it looked like this? Needless to say, it was a long awaited event to bring in the first bunch of pretty pink stalks of rhubarb.
Rhubarb is ready to harvest as soon as the stalks have grown to full length (usually around 10-12 inches long, depending on the variety), so those first few stalks to emerge last month were definitely ready to come out and make way for all the new growth that continues to come in behind them. Over the years I've noticed that those early stalks can get quite thick – they're not quite as good for baking and cooking as the more slender, tender growth that follows, but they still have that delicious rhubarb flavor, so they are perfect for an infusion.
Infusions are a win-win: they're super easy and you end up with a delicious, often out of the ordinary product. From garden to jar, the total prep time for this batch was about 20 minutes. There really are no measurements to follow; you can adjust it according to the size of your jar (or jars) and the rhubarb you have on hand, so go ahead and make a small batch to try it out, or make gallons of it for a special event (in this particular batch, I used seven large stalks of rhubarb divided into three pint jars). The hardest part is waiting for the infusion to be completed.
Rhubarb Infused Vodka
Rhubarb stalks, trimmed and cleaned
Vodka, any brand
Glass jar(s) and lid(s), sterilized
Chop the rhubarb stalks into half inch pieces and put into a food processor. Pulse a few times for a rough chop (the pieces do not have to be uniform, you just want to expose more surface area). Fill jar(s) about 3/4 full of the chopped rhubarb, including any juices that may be in the food processor (medium-firm pack). Add enough vodka to cover the rhubarb, plus one inch. Cover tightly and shake. Let rhubarb sit for 2 weeks in a cool location out of direct sunlight, shaking the jar occasionally. After this time strain out the rhubarb pieces (they will be colorless at this point) and filter the vodka through a coffee filter until you achieve a clear product. It will range in color from peach to pink, depending on the variety of rhubarb used.
Stay tuned for Rhubarb Happy Hour, part two: Rhubarb Liqueur!
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jmtkms says:
Hey I will be watching for part 2, this looks really fun…and tasty! This is JMTKMS from YGS.
Thanks, I'm excited for part two as well! And thanks for stopping by the blog and commenting!
Alicia says:
I'm jealous… our rhubarb is not ready to pick yet! And yours is so beautifully and perfectly pink.
Thank you, it's been great to finally have something to bring in from the garden after all these months – hopefully your rhubarb will not be far behind!
Cresca says:
I made up a batch of rhubarb infused vodka. Does that have to be refrigerated? Love your rhubarb blogging!
It does not have to be refrigerated, but it is really good when stored in the freezer!
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Good thought, thank you.
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In addition to 2 indoor swimming pools and 2 outdoor swimming pools, Foxhills Club And Resort features 2 restaurants and a full-service spa.
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Foxhills Club And Resort features a full-service spa, a golf course, 2 outdoor swimming pools, and 2 indoor swimming pools. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. 9 meeting rooms are available. This Victorian hotel also offers a children's pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Foxhills Club And Resort is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 70
- Number of floors - 2
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- Number of indoor pools - 2
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- Year Built 1900
- Number of restaurants - 2
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- Outdoor tennis courts 9
- Number of meeting rooms - 9
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The Manor - Overlooking the golf course and garden, this fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Summerhouse - Overlooking the garden, this family restaurant serves lunch and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Nineteen - This bar serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
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Guests can play rounds at the 36-hole golf course and enjoy other recreation facilities including outdoor tennis courts and indoor tennis courts. 2 outdoor swimming pools and 2 indoor swimming pools are on site. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a spa tub, a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
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Foxhills Health Spa has 7 treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, sports massages, Swedish massages, and massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a mud bath, a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
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I have been trying to work out if this is aphid damage, chemical burns or heat shock..or BOTH!
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I have been trying to get rid of aphids on and off for a few weeks. They keep coming back. I have been using a chemical pesticide.
I water every day, and I've noticed the soils has not been drying out, could I be watering to much? The pot also contains about 50% soil from jiffy pellets.
I have been using a Hydroponic liquid fertilizer call Proganics Stimuliser and also another all round liquid fertilizer called magic bud grow. I use them around once per fortnight.
The plant is a Butch T Scorpion chilli. It has been getting full sun light and temp has been about 30C.
If you are watering every day, you are certainly watering tooooo much. That can cause all kinds of problems. I am not sure that is what is causing the problems you describe however. I dont think it is aphid damage either. Are you sure you have aphids?
You should only water when the soil is almost completely dried out. That means dried from top to bottom, not only the top layer. Check the soil using a wooden stick of some sort. Bamboo skewers work well. Stick it into the soil and then pull it out. If it comes out with soil stuck to it, the soils is plenty wet.
I would start there and see if the plant responds to less watering.
Agree with Bruce too much watering. Also if you are applying chemicals, avoid spraying during the day, in the hot sun it could cause leaves to burn. Also your plant is ready to be potted up to a bigger pot. Too much nitrogen brings on more aphids as the seedling will be weak but full of juices they cant wait to sink their suckers into. Let us know how it goes.


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This tour was phenomenal! Mike our tourguide was totally fun and quite knowledgeable. He gave us a very thorough tour, stopped at certain points so that we could take pictures and gave us lots of history lessons about the different tombs and voodoo history. I would definitely recommend this tour to my friends.
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I had a great time on this tour. My tour guide was very knowledgeable and made a place that would normally be very gloomy, a fun experience. I would recommend this tour to anyone who was looking to experience something different.
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the tour was fantastic--our guide judy was a big part of that as she was a bundle of knowledge and always had an answer to all our questions--she made the tour so enjoyable and being a native new Orleans she really had a unique history of the city and the cemeteries--I would highly recommend this tour and judy as the tour guide if possible. also I had to switch the day of the tour and that was no problem--it was all handled within 10 minutes and a had the new date--i will for sure book tours with viator on my next trip to new orleans and I will be back--as I always tell everyone there is so much more to new Orleans than just bourbon street--looking forward to my next vist and more tours with viator and hats off to judy
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Finished Oil! by Upton Sinclair and now reading For the New Intellectual by Rand that was a Birthday gift.
I've been spending the past few months ploughing through an old (well, been around a while) fantasy series, the Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan. Read the first few when I was younger, and picked them up again from the start after a friend reminded me of them. 10,000+ pages so far, and am on the current book... Soon as I'm done with that, Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest is waiting on the nightstand, along with Collapse from Jared Diamond (Guns, Germs, and Steel)
Reading: Billionaire's Vinegar,
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Kube's prob like "shit how am i going to make sense of all this". This is like watching somebody play Super Smash Bros Melee.
For the first time ever, I want Hitsugaya to die. Doubt he can win a 1v1 against one of the top 3 Espadas.
hmm can 2 souls have sex and get the female one pregnant?
If they could bleed, then I guess having sex wouldn't be a surprise no?
hah. expected soifon to go up against halibel.
matsumoto's just gonna cheat and release, then let that dust (that can somehow cut stuff) take those 3 out.
still rooting for stark as no 1. i really don't like barragan. grumpy old man. i can see kishi trying to mislead us then do a u-turn and say stark's no 1.
Omeada is a fat pig. He even lose to Ichigo(in one punch) with his shikai released.
Hisugaya team is dead. Weak captain(near death with arrancar) VS top 3 espada and weak VC VS 3 faccions.
At least I knew who will lose may be die in this chapter.
Thing is that she doesn´t stand a chance agaisn´t 3 fraccion at the same time and Hitsugaya, who couldn´t even beat a 2nd rate 6th Espada with his best technique, doesn´t stand a lick of chance with on of the top 3.


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Actor. Born Charles Sydney Ainsworth in England (he used his middle name as his first name throughout his life), he came to the United States in 1877. During the Spanish-American War, he enlisted in the United States Army, and served as a Private in Company G, 1st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. After serving in Cuba, he was discharged, and began acting in the theatre in 1899. His break into show business came when a director needed someone with military experience to march a group of men on stage in the play "Arizona, which opened at the Grand Opera House in Seattle, Washington, on March 31, 1902. His part in the play became a responsible position and he eventually moved into the hero's role in the road company play. Besides that production, some of his other stage performances include the works "Soldiers of Fortune", "The Fortune Hunter", "Strongheart" and the Broadway production of "The Wizard of Oz". He acted with
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Condo, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 10 Sleeps
Located in the Island Retreat II condos, this second story unit has a wonderful view of the Ocean. Situated just 200 ft from the Boardwalk, you can be on the Beach walking in less than 5 min. The large Balcony allows a great place to drink your morning coffee, read a book or watch the Waves roll in.
The condo has a Large Master Bedroom with a Kingsize Bed,TV and a Big Window overlooking the Ocean. The 2nd Bedroom has a Double Bed and a set of Bunkbeds. The 3rd Bedroom has a Kingsize Bed and a set of Bunkbeds. 2 Full Bathrooms.
The Living Area overlooks the Balcony with the Great Panoramic View of the Gulf and Natural Dunes with slivers of the beach visible just over the dunes. Sofa and Love Seat, TV,DVD,Stereo, Wireless Internet
Large dining room Table. Full Kitchen with Stove,Frig.,Microwave,IceMaker,Dishwasher,CoffeeMaker,Blender. All Cooking and Eating Utensils.
Decorated with Colorful Bedding and Lots of My Own Original Artwork.
Perfect for Large and Multi-Family Vacations. We Invite you to Come in Take your shoes off and have a Great Time ISLAND STYLE
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Condo is NOT handicapped accessible
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I am a painter and my husband is a contractor. We both love to garden and travel.
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Not what I expected
Upon inspection, there was no evidence of mice in the unit.
As for the disturbance by the guest above them, calling the office is the appropriate action.
It is NEVER our intention for our guest to have a less than wonderful experience in our condo.
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Great condo!!
Loved that you can see the water from the balconey. Everything worked well - A/C, appilances, TVs, and beds.
Excellant place and location. Thanks so much
A great condo in the heart of the fun!
What a great trip and a great place to stay!
Everything was as advertised.
There were three couples staying here and each had a well furnished bedroom. The living area had a big balcony and patio doors that overlooked a scenic view of the beach.
The beach is a short walk and so are two of the pools on the property. The tennis courts are right across the parking lot.
All the tourist stuff is a short drive away.
The Wifi worked on all our devices except the PS3. So if you're planning on taking a console for Netflix you may not be able to get it hooked up.
We plan on going back next year and highly recommend this property.
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"Our condo is perfect for families. We love the balcony overlooking the ocean. An easy walk to the beach across the boardwalk. Close enough to restaurants, shopping and sightseeing. The grounds are kept very nice."
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THE BEACH-can't get much closer unless you like sleeping in sand,Fishing, NEW Arnold Palmer Golf Course,Sailing, Parasailing, Swimming, Boating, Surfing, Wonderful Restaurants and Bars, Birding,
Shelling, Biking(I take my bike and ride all over the island),SkatePark,Great places to walk, or just hang out
at the Beach. There is no shortage of fun, but it's also a great place to just RELAX. A short drive to Corpus Christi offers the State Aquarium and the AirCraft Carrier Lexington and Many other Attractions.
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Nightly Rate: $195 - $350
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Several others trapped under the debris; rescue operations on till late at night
A 34-year-old man and his minor daughter were killed and another girl injured when a two-storey building collapsed at Tahirpur in North-East Delhi on Wednesday evening. Several others were trapped under the debris and rescue operations were on till late at night.
The fire department received a call at 5.15 p.m. about a building collapse following which fire tenders were rushed to the spot.
According to officials, two residents of the building -- 34-year-old Veerpal and his nine-year-old daughter -- were pulled out from under the debris and rushed to a nearby hospital where they were declared brought dead.
'Built on drain'
Among others rescued was Veerpal's daughter Rajkumari who is reported to be critical.
The police said there were shops on the ground floor while a five-member family was living on the first floor. The building was built over a 15-foot-deep drain and did not have a proper foundation.
Of late, de-silting of the drain had started due to which the shops in the building remained closed.
The owner of the building has been identified as Bijender and is absconding, said the police.
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My how they grow! The Berry College bald eagle chick is bigger than her dad now and flapping away in the nest in preparation for her first flight. B3, as she's affectionately called, even hopped out on a branch Saturday.
Hatched on Feb. 22, her babyhood has been watched by millions because the only live-action eagle camera in the state is trained on her home.
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Phoenix, an adult loggerhead turtle who washed ashore on Ossabaw Island after being bitten by a shark, is eating and recovering her strength. It looks like she may be able to return to the wild eventually.
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About 70 people packed the Sentient Bean Monday night for a forum on local food. It was a diverse group, including local growers (Yes, there are some! Among others in attendance were a couple of 20-something egg farmers from Screven's Hope Grows Farm and former Country-Day-administrator-turned-Guyton-organic-farmer Shirley Daughtry), cafe owners, SCAD students, even the head of the public school's lunch program.
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Dianna Wedincamp is stepping into the position of Ogeechee Riverkeeper. A founding board member of the nonprofit, she was most recently program director. She takes over as the public face of the riverkeeper organization from Chandra Brown, who has been the Canoochee Riverkeeper since that organization began in 2001 and subsequently became Ogeechee Riverkeeper when the Canoochee group merged with Friends of the Ogeechee.
Ogeechee Riverkeeper has about 2,000 volunteers and members.
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At a recent city council meeting on Tybee, resident Ashley Workman proposed a new city ordinance to ban single-use plastic bags on the island. Council responded with a call to look into the issue. It will begin on Nov. 24 with a stakeholders' meeting from 5-7 p.m. at City Hall.
All stakeholders, from business owners to beachgoers, are welcome.
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Silas the loggerhead sea turtle, named for a little boy with terminal liver cancer who loves these creatures, was released from Tybee two weeks ago. The turtle's satellite tag is working and you can track him at seaturtle.org. It looks like Silas the turtle took a left from the pier and did a little tour of the Savannah River before heading back out to the Atlantic.
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If you travel on E. 37th Street or Drayton, you've probably noticed the century plant at that corner in front of Elizabeth on 37th. Its spectacular bloom is hard to miss.
A humongous asparagus-like stalk rises more than 20 feet out of its swirl of chunky and spiky gray-green leaves.
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Rhonda Mims and Jay Smith of Bluffton were coming back from an offshore fishing trip Saturday when they saw something big on the surface of the water. Jay cut the engine and Rhonda pulled out her camera in time to catch an amazing sight. The first snap could be the Loch Ness Monster, right? But check out the second photo. It's a clearly a whale jumping out of the water. It a humpback, in fact, which are known to frequent our coasts, but which are by no means an ordinary sight.
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No. 1 Alabama (1-0) at No. 6 Texas A&M (2-0) Saturday, 3:30 PM EST, CBS Line: Alabama -7.5 Love them or hate them, the SEC has delivered some marquee match-ups for the fans very early in the 2013 college football season. In week one, the SEC featured Alabama (vs Virginia Tech), Georgia (at Clemson) and LSU (vs TCU) all in key games. In the second week, two of three biggest games involved SEC teams as Georgia hosted South Carolina and Florida traveled down to Miami. This week it's the game that has been highlighted on many calendars since last year when the Aggies upset the eventual National Champion Crimson Tide in Bryant-Denny Stadium. One guy who has had this date circled on his calendar is Nick Saban. The last team to beat the Tide was the Aggies. The last team to beat the Tide before that? It was LSU in 2011 and we all remember what happened in that game, right? As a quick reminder, the Tide won 21-0 and took home the National Championship. I think LSU is still try...
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I'm having soil drainage issues. I was planting a flower bed near the foundation of my house. I dug a few holes (6-7 holes about 8" deep) and it rained afterwards.
The next day 1 hole was empty/dry as I expected but the rest were still full of water. It took them 2 days to completely drain out.
I held back on planting since I'm worried that I'll just wind up killing the plants.
Is there anything I can do to improve drainage?
Someone told me to dig deeper add a little sand and some humus to improve drainage of the soil. Is that all or what are other things to do?
Incidentally we had really bad rains a year ago and the same side of the house's basement got flooded (not sure if the two are related)
I absolutely think the two are related. You can't have water sitting next to your foundation/basement walls. The land should slope away from the house so water runs away ("good drainage.") Flowers are the least of your concerns right now with an issue like this, and the last thing you want to do is allow more water to seep down along your basement walls. That's "bad drainage." That will cause the walls to eventually crack (which may have already happened if you're flooding.) If still left untreated, the walls can begin to cave in. At that point, it's an expensive repair to have steel I-beams installed to hold the walls in place. I've been there, done this.
It doesn't look like you can build up any higher against the house, so investigating how to get a slope away from the house could be tricky.
It would be imposable to diagnose and or advise you as to what to do without knowing the type of soil involved.
What the soil is may have an effect on the foundation of your home.
Typically the building pad should have had a 5% slope away from the house and the bed placed upon it. This usually does not happen as the builders don't pay much attention to code.
The fact that the existing soil does not drain can mean that it is expansive. This type swells when water is added, sealing off passageways for the water to drain. If the soil is dug out or amended in a ditch (bucket effect) with no drain then it can swell and cause uplift of the foundation. Drainage of any excess moisture must be drained away from the bed. Guttering and slope help but the bottom of the bed is were water will stand if not corrected. Some builders used sand under the slab. If to much water enters this sand it can erode out.
Remedies may include trench drains, dry creek beds, area drains or properly installed french drains as a last resort.
What type of soil do you have?
Clay soils hold water really well. The water cannot move easily through the tightly packed soil particles. Amending clay soils with organic matter will, eventually, open that up so the water can move more freely. you would need to add between 45 to 75 percent sand toi that clay to get the same results that about 6 to 8 percent organic matter will give you. This link may be of some help.
However, you may also need to install a drainage system since your basement is getting flooded.
Here is a link that might be useful: Foundation drainage systems
I too was wondering whether any foundation drainage was originally installed, and whether the house sits on a slope at all (which would tell you whether the foundation could be drained by gravity or a sump pump).
If you do any boring or digging, make sure you know where your buried utilities are!
It was originally an older house (50's cinderblock foundation) but it was extended 5 years ago and this half was made with a new poured foundation.
I was told at the time of purchase that there were two sump pumps for either side of the basement (old and new). They're under a finished pergo floor. I have been able to locate one (hear it) on the cinderblock side but not the one on the side this bed/poured foundation is. I bought a few years after the construction so I don't the specifics of added vs natural soil (though it was an extension from the 50's where they doubled the foundation).
Also I'm in Northern Virginia and I've been told we have a lot of clay in the area.
The bed itself is largely flat (and I'd guess 5 feet or so wide) followed by a 3 feet sidewalk and then a highly graded area. . I've also never experienced any significant standing water in the yard.
The flooding happened once in the 18 months I've been here and that was during Tropical storm Lee which caused widespread flooding and deaths in the area. I haven't had any issues before or after so not sure how concerned I should be. The flooding seemed to be coming from the edge where the wall and floor met. The window wells and wall etc were dry.
Also incidently more then half my neighbours also got flooded during that storm.
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I've bought a few bags of humus, sand and potting soil. I was planning on digging up big (deep) holes and putting a mixture in to improve drainage. Any recommendations on ratios.
I was also planning on putting some humus over the entire bed and then working it into the top few inches
Anything else I should do for the flower bed themselves
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I called in a couple of flood / water damage companies. They proposed digging up around the inside perimeter of the basement and then installing a french drain. Additionally they suggested digging up the flower bed area and waterproofing the wall there (some tar like compound) and then backfilling it. The prices quoted were pretty high (8-20k) due to which I punted especially since it only happened the one time. Also there seemed to be a thin layer of cement on the foundation with a pink board material underneath. It has cracked in a few places where the soil and foundation meet exposing the underlying pink material (it's not insulation but something outside of the foundation and second thin layer of cement).
@RpR_: If I do a deep hole, how deep should it be (as deep as the basement floor? What should I be looking for?
Sorry I'm not quite aware of the right terms , new at all this :D
Thanks for all the help :)
OK, this sounds a lot better. You have quite a slope away from the house there so that's going to protect you for the most part.
Your plan may have some problems though. If you dig a hole in an area that gets saturated and put in a porous medium - like sand - water will come in from the saturated ground and sit in it. They call it the bathtub effect. Problem is it doesn't actually drain any water away from the area.
I'm no expert but I'll throw this out. If you want to drain this area for better plant growth as well as helping out your sumps downstairs, it looks like you could do it yourself with some gravity fed drains. Dig a trench along the length of the house under where you want to plant. Maybe a couple feet deep to get below the root zone. At right angles dig another connecting trench out to the hillside so you have a big T. Lay in a couple inches of sand, put in perforated drain pipe, cover with sand, replace the soil. The end of the T daylights on the hill. cut it off at an angle flush with the ground so you don't hit it with the mower.
I'm sure someone will find a problem with this but that's my 2 cents.
I'm mystified as to why anyone would seal up a sump pump under the floor. There should be access hatches or something so the pumps can be serviced or replaced. What if they break down and water fills the sump and comes up into your floor? Yikes. You should figure that out before you really need to get in there.
The soils I have seen in Virginia do not contain a lot of clay they are clay. Clay is small, pretty even, particles that can fit tightly together and impede the movement of most anything through, so you need something that will seperate those particles to allow the flow of water and that is organic matter.
Humus is organic matter, but what I have seen is the bags of humus usually are more expensive then the bags of compost (pretty much the same stuff). Keep in mind that it probably took several years for your soil to get into that condition and it can take several years to correct that problem unless a drain field is installed. A drain field means you also need to look at where that water will be going.
Get a post hole digger that has a blade a foot to sixteen inches in diameter.
Usually they can go down three to four feet depending on if the operators have used one before. (If you actually bend over till the handles are nearly on the ground you gain about a foot or so of depth.
Now do it this way firstly to see how deep the clay goes. (I have found it so deep that one mounted on a skid-steer is necessary to to get below the clay or dig a hole (dry well) that stops the plants on the surface from drowning.
For this you dig the hole as deep as you think will function best, fill the bottom with pea gravel or coarse sand and put planting dirt above that.


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While shaking a fist at bkt for getting me started on research I didn't need to be doing.... LOL
I started doing some reading on the AR-10 platform again, because I had planned to build a lower and buy a Larue Upper for it next year in .308, I started reading about the .260 Remington cartridge. BIG MISTAKE!!
So now I am thinking about building an AR-10 in .260 for the very nice long range ballistics. There is quality ammo available from a couple of manufacturers for off the shelf capabilities and then I can get set up for reloading later on.
I am thinking Magpul PRS, fully adjustable stock, or going custom if pull length isn't capable. Flat top upper with a machined in rail to get me 20MOA off the gun and then adding a good quality piece of glass in some Badger Ord mounts. (2) Rail fore end, free floated with a sled for a bipod attachment. 20" or 22" barrel. Hmmmm.
DPMS Upper or if LaRue comes back with good info on the future of their OBR line to include some wildcat cartridges perhaps going with them....
Custom lower, something with my own personal flair.....
*pondering, pondering*
Anyone got an opinion other than "Yeah, do it" or "That sucks" ??
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Do it, cuz I wanna see range reports! You'll like the PRS stock too. The stock for the AR10 is 10mm longer than the AR15 stock, which will allow you to use the charging handle if you have the cheek piece adjusted up, plus you get the extra pull length if you are a taller guy. The two stocks are interchangeable between the two weapons as well. Just a tidbit of info for anyone out there. Stay away from the AR15 variant of the PRS.
Why not a 24" barrel though? I think Remington makes an upper for .260Rem. and a complete rifle as well, but I forget what they call it.
What kind of mounts did you say? badgers - Weebl's Stuff
My scrawny nephew likes his .260 boltgun. Midwayusa had some variety of ammo available.
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
I keep hearing such great things about the .260 Rem that I am seriously considering looking at it myself for a fun long-range setup.
However, I know that factory ammo is hard to find. I can't remember, JD....do you handload?
Just get a bolt action upper for an AR10 lower in 6.5 Creedmore and call it a day J.D.! That would make you the envy of everyone at the range, no doubt. I think DPMS makes one if I'm not mistaken.
I say again,
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
If you want a long range semi, save the money and build an AR15 in 6.5 Grendel. Just an idea...AR10's are crazy high priced because only a few manufacturers have the entire market cornered.


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Adams enters and deflects House's accusation of tardiness by pointing out that she doesn't even work there. I don't think the show should dwell on that, because it doesn't make a lot of sense that she's allowed to work on the patients without being on the payroll. If nothing else, House's methods tend to involve a lot of risk, and the insurance company would probably prefer that non-employees not put patients in constant danger of dying. Adams notes that Barton (the patient) is rich and white, because House is still trying to get funding for a staff and his old office. Say, who was doing the diagnostics while House was up the river? Did they just shut down that whole department for a year? Because this town seems to have a pretty steady stream of people with impossible-to-guess diseases. Seems like it might have been a good idea to try keeping the department operating even without Mr. Brilliant Jerk over here. Anyway, could it be atropine poisoning? Nope. Park suggests thyrotoxicosis. House thinks it might be worth a try. Didn't we just have thyrotoxicosis? I'm sure I remember typing that word recently.
Barton's bedside. He says that everything looked tiny, and then it all went from small to big. House says it's "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome," which sounds like he's just making stuff up. But it really exists! I don't think it's a very good name, because it could apply to almost anything. If that's "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome," what's the name for when you cry so much you create an ocean of tears and then end up in a race with a Dodo? Anyway, House decrees that it's something in the occipital lobe. Allegedly it's a migraine without a headache. I have those! It's more of a glowing aura thing than a literary reference, though. House moves on to Phase II: begging for money. But Barton isn't feeling rich enough to hand out cash, saying, "We're trying to find money in our budget so we don't have to move our operations overseas." House pretends to accept that, then speaks Mandarin with the patient about mental illness: "It's taboo enough to destroy a high profile business deal." Then he vaguely threatens to breach confidentiality by putting him in a mental ward. Barton sighs (in Mandarin), "How much do you want?" The daughter looks suspicious.
House strolls into the cafe, pleased with having gotten a bunch of money so early in the episode. As he sits in their booth, he tells Adams and Park, "You're hired! You guys are going to love Doctors Chase and Taub." In my opinion, Doctors Chase and Taub would be better off not coming back to work for House. They should consider staying far away. Adams is appalled that the patient is destroying thousands of jobs. House says the jobs aren't being destroyed; they're just going to China. Park defends the basic concept of nationalism, which prompts House to compare it to "loyalty to real estate." He starts to steal Adams' burger. She leaves, saying, "I have hepatitis C." He switches to Park. She says, "She got it from me." House knows perfectly well that none of that is true, but he puts the burgers down anyway. I think he's just acknowledging a good excuse.


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I have a large glazed strawberry pot with 6 pockets on the sides. Dwarf marigolds seem to do well in the pockets. I put a really pretty geranium on the top last year and million bells. Anyone have any other ideas about what would do well in my strawberry pot?


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"Smashed," a comedy-drama starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Aaron Paul that won the US Dramatic Special Jury Prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival (kind of a big deal), still doesn't have a trailer, even though it's being released by Sony Pictures Classics on October 12th. What it does have...Read More »
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Excellent product. Way better than the stock shock. Great stability on my springer.
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Improved handling by far. This is a great shock for those of us who run a springer. Well done.
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High quality product. Easy to install and improved performance from the old stock shock.
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Officemate® Glacier wall file in blue color is perfect to add more files convenient and easy. Wall file comes with multiple pockets to organize mail or documents and has double sided tape with screw mounting.
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Comments about Officemate® Blue Glacier Wall File, 3 Pack:
I purchased three sets of the blue wall files. I love how easy it is to keep my paperwork organized and neat and not have piles on my desk. They were very economical compared to all of the other choices and the blue color looks so nice in my office because I painted the walls blue. I put them up and labeled them and now everything is at my fingertips and in order. I shopped around for different options but they were all so much more expensive, or not nearly as attractive, I really like how these turned out.
Would you recommend this product? Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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