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ATO Records is excited to bring you our new 2013 Spring Sampler. The sampler features 15 tracks by classic ATO artists, along with an exciting collection of new additions to our roster. Share with your family & friends, and enjoy the free tunes.
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1. Caitlin Rose - I Was Cruel
2. Alabama Shakes - I Found You
3. Jim James - A New Life
4. Brandi Carlile and Emmylou Harris - Take Me Home, Country Roads
5. Johnny Fritz - Ain't it Your Birthday?
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Children from across the state have a chance to visit the Stones River National Battlefield from the comfort of their classrooms thanks to MTSU's Instructional Technology Support Center.
Park Rangers Jim Lewis and John McKay present hour-long programs to a studio audience full of children. The videotaped programs are broadcast by satellite to more than 10 county school systems in Middle Tennessee, Knoxville and Huntsville, Ala. Copies are also available to schools for the low-price of a blank DVD or VHS tape and self-addressed envelope.
"Over the past three years, we have doubled each year the number of students that we can reach," Lewis said. ITSC has produced five educational programs about the battlefield for students and teachers.
"We can help them with their educational outreach," said Connie Schmidt, the director of MTSU's Instructional Technology Support Center.
ITSC has partnered with more than 100 different organizations since beginning the program in 1998. The center works to fit programming into the state's educational curriculum standards and provide teaching strategies for new and old teachers, Schmidt said. Programs even offer in-service training credit for teachers in some school systems.
Last year, 22 counties statewide had one school watch at least one program, Schmidt said. Programs are also aired on educational access channels in Murfreesboro, Nashville and Franklin.
"Because we're on the Internet now anyone with a high-speed connection can watch," Schmidt explained. "We had someone watching from Alaska because her granddaughter was in a program."
"For our purpose, it has the potential to reach into classrooms statewide," Lewis explained.
"In rural counties, it's hard for them to come up to the battlefield (and)… schools from eastern or western Tennessee are not going to come up. It's out of their reach," Schmidt explained.
"One of the best ones was 'Interview with a Civil War Infantryman'," Lewis said. In the program, Lewis dressed like a soldier, with McKay acting as a translator, to teach students about a day in the life of a soldier during the Civil War.
Another of Lewis' favorites, "Hands-on Archaeology and Artifacts at Stones River National Battlefield," provided students with an opportunity to learn what historic artifacts mean and how they can learn from diaries and other historic documents.
"It gives the kids the scene you want them to have in their mind while you're explaining things to them," Lewis said about using the battlefield as a backdrop for the presentations.
Another way the rangers reach students is with their Traveling Trunk. It's a box filled with educational materials – books, CDs, period equipment – that teachers can use to teach classes. They've also begun putting in copies of their presentations.
McKay and Lewis have also presented programs geared toward teaching teachers the educational benefits of the battlefield. They tie math, science, language and social studies into the teaching of history in ways that meet state educational curriculum standards.
For more information or to request a copy of a program, visit the Instructional Technology Support Center website at www.mtsu.edu/~itsc or e-mail them at firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on educational opportunities at the battlefield, visit the center's website at www.nps.gov/stri/.
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Lancet retracts and republishes cardiology paper with admirable notice
One of the papers from a massive heart disease study in China, published in the Lancet, has been retracted and republished after the authors noticed a statistical error.
The article, by authors from Peking Union Medical College in China, Yale University, and elsewhere, presented the results of the China PEACE-Retrospective Acute Myocardial Infarction Study, part of a national initiative to study and improve care for cardiac problems. After being posted online on June 24, 2014, the authors noticed that they'd incorrectly weighed one of the cities in their calculations, which threw off a number of national estimates.
After the corrections were made, the paper was peer-reviewed again, and reviewers stated that despite the mistakes, the original conclusions were sound.
Today is a banner day on Retraction Watch: This is our second excellent example of transparency in 24 hours, and therefore the second entry in our "doing the right thing" category. An editorial lays out exactly what happened, including a timeline, allowing scientists to feel confident they're basing the next research step on solid and accurate data. (We also appreciate the hat tip to the Committee on Publication Ethics retraction guidelines, which we often send out to editors of bad notices as a gentle reminder.)
Here's the notice for "ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction in China from 2001 to 2011 (the China PEACE-Retrospective Acute Myocardial Infarction Study): a retrospective analysis of hospital data": Read the rest of this entry »
Bad image prompts correction of Harvard-Brigham stem cell paper by Anversa
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The group is led by Piero Anversa, who as we reported last year is one of two researchers suing Harvard because the institution's investigation into their work
has cost them millions in a forfeited sale of their company, and job offers.
A ewe-turn: Researchers lose sleep, and paper, over miscounted sheep
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We covered another retraction from the CMU cardiology department in September. The sheep paper was published in October.
Here's the notice for "Mosaic tissue-engineered porcine pulmonary artery valved conduit: long-term follow-up after implantation in an ovine model": Read the rest of this entry »
Can't spell Novartis without VART: Drug study retracted for conflict of interest, data issues
A major scandal in Japan over the Novartis hypertension drug valsartan has resulted in a retraction from the Journal of Human Hypertension.
Frequent Retraction Watch subject Hiroaki Matsubara resigned his post at Kyoto Prefectural University in 2013, after his work on valsartan was shown to be riddled with data errors and undisclosed conflicts of interest.
Also that year, suspicions about Chiba University hypertension researcher Issei Komuro's work were first raised by an anonymous blog, which detailed numerous image manipulations in the researcher's published works. Komuro, who frequently collaborated with Matsubara, has been a senior author on a number of valsartan papers, including the now-retracted one, which reported the results of Novartis-sponsored Valsartan Amlodipine Randomized Trial in 2011 without reporting the Novartis funding.
The paper, which has been cited three times, according to Thomson Scientific's Web of Knowledge, had already been subject to a correction in 2013: Read the rest of this entry »
Heart journal pulls paper for image manipulation
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The reason: Image manipulation — which the authors say didn't materially affect the conclusions of the paper.
The article, "FAK mediates the activation of cardiac fibroblasts induced by mechanical stress through regulation of the mTOR complex," came from a group led by Ana Paula Dalla Costa, from the State University of Campinas.
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The paper, "The Effect of Soluble RAGE on Inhibition of Angiotensin II-Mediated Atherosclerosis in Apolipoprotein E Deficient Mice," came from a group of researchers in South Korea.
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"Wide differences in the memories" prompt expression of concern for Poldermans paper
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2014 2001 paper by Don Poldermans, the Dutch heart researcher who stepped down from his post at Erasmus University after being accused of misconduct.
The article, "Bisoprolol reduces cardiac death and myocardial infarction in high-risk patients as long as 2 years after successful major vascular surgery," appeared in July and reported data from the DECREASE trial. Poldermans, who left Erasmus in 2011, has acknowledged failing to receive informed consent from some patients in one phase of the DECREASE study but denied having fabricated results.
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Romantic cottage for 2 near Chenonceau in the historic Loire Valley, visit the chateaux of the French Kings, taste the local wines, great restaurants. Our cottage is in a secluded and quiet situation in the garden at Vrigny with a private terrace. The cottage has recently been renovated with a new kitchen, refurbished shower room and romantic bedroom in the mezzanine. We are well equipped for gourmet chefs with a first class SMEG electric hob. We have bicycles for you to enjoy they extensive cycle routes and tracks across the vineyards and along the river Cher to Chenonceau or St Aignan.
I am a private owner living in England but who loves France and the way of life. John and I visit the cottages several times a year to ensure all is going well and to have a lovely time there ourselves and with our family. I spend a lot of time painting while I am there and John looks after the maintenance. We are both retired doctors though when we bought the cottages we were very busy now we have more time to enjoy our lovely home.
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John and I bought this lovely farmstead soon after we moved to the south of England; we wanted somewhere for our family to visit within easy reach of home. We chose Vrigny as it is in the country but not isolated and it is close to Chenonceau our favourite chateau, it is central for visiting all the castles in the Loire Valley and also the vineyards, our local wines are so good and being so close to the vineyards we can participate in the vendange (harvest). We developed the property over the years; the 3 cottages are independent and you can enjoy your own space, there is also the advantage you will meet some really interesting people - or bring your friends and share two or three cottages together.
3 well equipped cottages all rented individually - 3 bedroom cottage with 2 en suite master bedrooms, one twin, a 2 bedroom cottage and a 1 bedroom cottage; sleep up to 16 people and can be rented as a whole or individual units. There is a large garden with fruit trees and lawns. We have baby equipment including cots. Each cottage has a fully fitted and equipped gourmet kitchens, luxurious bathrooms, beautifully appointed bedrooms with best quality bedding (we offer a linen service and cleaning). We are located in the village near the river and vineyards and offer wonderful walks and cycling A holiday in one of our cottages offers you a peaceful break with lots of interesting places to visit, a chance to taste the local wines and excellent restaurants nearby
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The Barn is lovely and cosy with a good private patio. The bikes are an added bonus as there are many good attractions within easy reach. A great location and good accommodation. The pre-arrival information we were sent was very informative and detailed - very much appreciated! Thank you!
We had a great time here. If you like walking and cycling then it's definitely for you. If you like to walk out for dinner then there's not many choices, but the BBQ is a good option!
The cottage is very pleasant and has everything you need.
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We stayed for a week in The Barn. Well-equipped comfortable, cottage for 2 and everything worked well. Peacefully situated in an excellent location for exploring the Cher and Loire valleys. The information pack provided by the owners after booking allows you to tap into their local knowledge and the information on places to eat and, also, of local wine-growers, is particularly helpful.
Lovely romantic cottage for two. We really enjoyed our visit to the quiet village of St George-sur-cher. we would recommended visiting the Antoine Simonceau vineyard and also the Le Delice restaurant in the village.
This is a well-equipped and tasteful conversion of a barn with all mod cons. Very quiet, in a rural setting on the edge of a sleepy hamlet, yet not too far from some of the great chateaux. The Barn has its own secluded patio beside a large shady orchard, perfect for relaxing with a glass of local wine (they are excellent) after a day's sightseeing. Shops (1 km. away) and a big supermarket (5 kms.) nearby, but a car is essential. Bikes provided and good walking locally in the vines and by the river Cher. My wife and I had a great time here.
The Barn is in the same gated property as two other larger cottages, but with just myself and wife the one bedroom barn conversion was big enough..Bedroom is the mezzanine and overlooks a typical french rural village scene, The kitchen is fine with all you would need to self cater, as is the shower and toilet ( lashings of hot water in a spacious shower) The patio area outside the Barn is very private and there is plenty of secure space for kids.
We came to revisit the chateax of the Loire and this is a perfect location in a nice small town to visit those and the picturesque towns and villages of the area.
We are situated in the heart of the Loire Valley chateaux (castles) region just 4 minutes drive from Chenonceau.
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We have this land with a small creek running through it. It's all wooded and there are paths, and it's beautiful, and there are three small waterfall-type areas in the creek. Ten years ago, the best of the three was at least ten feet high, from the top of the slate creekbed up above to the rocks under the water, and even the tallest could stand under there for a lovely little shower. There were even fish down below!
Since then, though, this crevasse with slate walls has gradually filled with rocks from farther up the creek, so that it's now only about 5 feet from top to bottom, and only wading and wettening of the hips are easy. I want to basically dig it out. It would be removing 5-7 vertical feet of layered rocks and creekbed from a channel about 3 feet wide and 20-30 feet long.
By hand, a massive undertaking, lots of heavy lifting, time, and possible injury. No heavy machinery, 'cause it's inaccessible (and would mess up the woods anyway). Possibly some sort of simple water-powered device. How can I do this? My thought have been:
1. Use an adjustable dam sort of thing, with 4x4's holding the water back. Let it get high, and then release it all. Repeat and lower the damming apparatus as needed. This would just use the built up water to wash the stones downstream. Maybe no place for them to go very far?
2. Waterwheel attached to some sort of a screw mechanism or scoop to push rocks downstream. Where to get a big funky screw like that? What kind of machine could I just construct and leave there to do its work?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Even with horses, someone would have to do a lot of physical labour.... I'd go for one of those Bobcat (or whatever they're called locally...) things - they're small and not too heavy. One of those would probably be able to get in there without too much damage, as long as there's a reasonable track/trail that would take one there. You'd better give some thought to what you're going to do with/where you'll put the rocks etc. You don't want to just cause a bigger problem downstream somewhere on your own or someone elses' property.
The old timers would have dealt with this situation using a match and a stick of dynamite. My familiarity with the glacial topography Of NYS and the various types/layers of shale leads me to observe that nothing is static in a glacial field with moving water. Best to leave all alone and watch the changing stream through the years.


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Probably down the road sometime.
Don't have one moment.
No, but I will look for her reads. Felt like Amelia talking.
They have and I had to watch it right after the book. It is "Amelia"
All around outstanding.
"Hours of good clean intertainment"
The content is fun and the performance top notch. I dearly love these books and will read them all again in the future even though this is already my second time around ( first as a kid).
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Toll Brothers Announces Final Results of Exchange Offers for Certain Outstanding Debt Securities05:39 EST Monday, March 05, 2012HORSHAM, Pa., March 5, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toll Brothers Finance Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL) (www.tollbrothers.com), announced today the final results of its registered offers to exchange new 5.875% Senior Notes due February 15, 2022 (the "New Notes") for any and all of its currently outstanding 6.875% Senior Notes due 2012 (the "2012 Notes") and 5.95% Senior Notes due 2013 (the "2013 Notes" and, together with the 2012 Notes, the "Outstanding Notes"). The New Notes will comprise part of the same series as the $300 million aggregate principal amount of notes that Toll Brothers Finance Corp. issued and sold for cash on February 7, 2012. Holders of Outstanding Notes will receive $1,013.38 principal amount of New Notes per $1,000 principal amount of 2012 Notes tendered and $1,034.06 principal amount of New Notes per $1,000 principal amount of 2013 Notes tendered. Based on the final tabulation provided by D.F. King & Co., Inc., the exchange agent for the exchange offers, as of the expiration of the exchange offers on March 2, 2012, approximately $80.7 million in aggregate principal amount, or 57.7%, of the currently outstanding 2012 Notes were validly tendered and will be accepted for exchange into approximately $81.8 million aggregate principal amount of New Notes, and approximately $36.9 million in aggregate principal amount, or 26.0%, of the currently outstanding 2013 Notes were validly tendered and will be accepted for exchange into approximately $38.1 million aggregate principal amount of New Notes. The settlement date for the exchange offers is expected to be March 5, 2012 (the "Settlement Date"). Accrued interest up to, but not including, the Settlement Date will be paid in cash on all validly tendered and accepted Outstanding Notes, less the amount of accrued and unpaid interest on the New Notes issued to such holders on the Settlement Date. The New Notes will be issued with accrued interest from February 7, 2012. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of securities in any state in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state. Toll Brothers, Inc. is the nation's leading builder of luxury homes. The Company began business in 1967 and became a public company in 1986. Its common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "TOL." The Company serves move-up, empty-nester, active-adult, and second-home buyers and operates in 20 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.CONTACT: Frederick N. Cooper (215) 938-8312 email@example.com Joseph R. Sicree (215) 938-8045 email@example.com


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I think I have an infestation of fungus gnats (or what looks to be fungus gnats) outside. They're only on the northern side of the house where it gets direct sun only in the middle of the summer. I have plants that like wet, shady conditions there.
The soil may be staying too wet and attracting fungus gnats. What can I do to get rid of them? How can I encourage some natural predators? Will diatomaceous earth work? How close to the plants' roots can I use it?


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Program preps academically-behind rising freshmen
Outgoing principal Drew Cook and his staff at Garner Magnet High School have long-touted the importance of ninth grade; students who find success their freshman year tend to carry it forward and graduate.
This year the school, in partnership with the Garner Education Foundation and two local middle schools, hopes to give academically at-risk students a head start in adjusting for high school, giving them a better chance to swim rather than sink.
The program mirrors a similar, multi-year effort the last few years at Garner and a few other high schools to help struggling students in the class graduating next spring.
For four days per week over four weeks, 27 students from North and East Garner middle schools have spent time working on weaknesses in math and language arts in an effort to prepare them for their first year of high school.
Some of the students needed the transition academy in order for their middle school to let them move on. Others were simply students who had struggled in end-of-year testing contacted by the school and offered details on the program.
Assistant principal Mark Maultsby has long been working with Cook on efforts to install transition programs. He said it's all about not letting kids fall through the cracks.
"We want to seal the cracks up here," Maultsby said. "They're good kids, but they're not getting the attention they need because they're all good kids."
Along with lessons to bring math and literacy skills up to speed – taught by the same teachers who will teach them in the fall – they are also having their future counselors and other people talk to them about study habits and social skills so they know what to expect in high school.
Some of the money for the program – which largely went toward teacher pay – came from a $5,000 grant from the Garner Education Foundation, money that will also be there next year according to the chair of GEF's media and technology committee, Margaret Bingham. She said another $5,000 came from a grant secured by the high school and $3,500 from the Duke Energy Foundation.
"It's the very beginning, and it's certainly a program GEF is interested in tracking," Bingham said.
Bingham expressed confidence that the Duke grant would be available next year. While Garner High's priorities could be in flux until a new principal is chosen to replace Cook – who was just promoted to WCPSS central office – Maultsby said he was committed to more than just finding ways to maintain the program.
"We want to expand. Drew Cook was on board to expand it," Maultsby said "We'd love to see 60 kids."
Like Garner High, East Garner Middle is also looking for a principal after Cathy Williams' retirement. But the lone remaining principal from last year, Greg Butler, supports the program.
"The more intervention, the more you can prepare a child, (the better)," Butler said. "That (ninth grade) year is crucial."
Positive results
As Maultsby noted, no student is happy to surrender four weeks of summer to a few hours of school per day. But he said the effort could help students in ways that couldn't be done during the school year.
"They just need that extra boost to move on up," Maultsby said. "A lot of time the discipline issues are that they don't get (the academics), and they're not going to be embarrassed by it in front of their peers. So they're going to do anything they can to get out. 'I don't want to read in front of a class, so I'm going to get out of here.' And they have the comfort that everyone's in the same boat."
Cook and Maultsby worked in a program with three other high schools starting a few years ago. That effort begain with 20 students at Garner High that will graduate this year. Of the 20 in the program, Maultsby said, two left the area, 17 will graduate on time, and one will graduate early. Some became honors students.
"Drew Cook wrote the grant. (The other schools) loved it, they said yes, this is what we need," Maultsby said. "We were highly upset when it ended. Drew came to me in the fall and said there was the opportunity to get it going again."
He said beyond academic gains, the program feeds into the broader efforts to soothe a ninth grade transition the administration regards as crucial – including starting up the ninth grade center. Cook lauded the side effect that the new facility – built to help the school deal with overcrowding – would allow the school isolate freshmen in an environment with fewer distractions.
Butler said the parents' response to the program this year was positive. Students not under threat of being held back at the middle school but behind academically accepted invitations.
"It addresses multiple things. It let's high school teachers see if academic gaps need to be addressed. Sometimes it's a motivation issue, in that 'I haven't put forth the effort that I needed to put forth.' And this, you have to put forth the effort," Butler said. "This is your one last shot to go to high school next year. No you may not have shown us you're ready, so now show the high school folks you're ready."
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Unlimited money solves a lot of problems.
But not, apparently, the problem of an ongoing obsession with making even more money.
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Hello! Today I have a video I have been promising for some time now – my suggestions for no-clog fine-tip liquid adhesive.
[All supplies are linked to multiple sources in the thumbnails at the end of this post. To watch the video in HD on YouTube, click HERE.]
For a long time now, I have used Ranger's Glossy Accents and Multi Medium Matte for my cards. However, I have also wanted to find a fine-tip applicator to use with them. So for the past few months I have bought and tested many options. Many. And I finally feel comfortable with my suggestions on what I feel works best.
In the video, I talk about a few tricks to simply keep your bottles from clogging. There are two options I have found work well:
- "Burping" the bottle before adding the cap.
- Adding a plastic tag fastener in the nozzle instead of a cap.
Both of these options work well. And it is always important to store the bottles upright.
I also share some options for fine-tips… for more precise application:
- For small bottles, I like to take the nozzle off and add the Quilled Creations fine-tip nozzle. This will likely be what you see me use most.
- For large bottles, I use the Scraperfect No-Clog Writing Cap… which is also added after removing the nozzle. Another option is the Fineline Applicator. (You can see the options in the thumbnails at the end of this post.)
Supposedly there is a chance that these tips can rust. I had that happen with other applicators I tried, but not these. So far, so good… and I have been using them for months now. You can also clean your parts once and awhile with the Best Cleaner Ever. (I have not done this yet, but they say it works. This is a great safe cleaner – I use it to clean stencils off, etc.)
Please keep in mind that these are what work for me and I am sure other crafters out there have had different experiences. I hope that you can share yours – good and bad – in the comments below.
And a few people asked why I don't just use glue pens, etc. instead for easier application. I have found that they don't hold as well in the mail. Therefore, I stick with the adhesives mentioned here. They are strong.
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Help with changing my backsplash tile
I updated my kitchen a few years ago, and was never really happy with my tile. It is almost the same color as my cabinets, and seems very bland to me. My counter top is cambria windsor which I really like. My cabinets are a very warm cream color. I also am not sure whether to do anything over the stove. The tile placement that is currently there I really do not like. Any suggestions?
Your kitchen is elegant and beautiful! I don't think it needs any more elements or contrast and wouldn't change a thing, especially behind the range where you already have the hood and the range backpiece taking up space.
.Are you sure you're just not itching for a project? Somewhere else in your home that could use a touch of your good taste? if not, come to my house! :>)
Just my taste -- I agree with you to get a range with island trim (not the tall back), but I wouldn't touch that beautiful harlequin backsplash!
On my screen it seems that you might have a problem with undertones. Is that why you want to change the backsplash tile? The cabinets a a cream color with vanilla or yellow undertones, and the tile has a pinkish cast to me.
I like your idea of getting a slide-in range with no back panel. Can you watch Craigslist for a while and see what you can sell yours for and see it that helps DH agree to the upgrade? With your kitchen, I see traditional black and white. It makes me want to do a backsplash in white with large black liner and decos.
Since you are not giving us any guidelines, I am going by clues. You have traditional cabinetry, but a frilly glass shade on your pendant lights and some embossed pattern on your apron-front sink. I pulled up your Sayebrook Sage and then went to Pratt and Larson (which I would use in my kitchen if I did not have to answer to a husband and had deep pockets). Hey, you did not give me a budget! Check out how nice their Vineyard tiles would look!
Here is a link that might be useful: Pratt and Larson Vineyard
Pratt and Larson also has a field tile in a color that goes great with your Saybrook Sage in their New Field Shapes brochure on page 7. See the green? I am trying to post it, but I am not sure I can.
Back to P & L backsplashes since I am spending your money...
Here is Harvest, which has a more yellow/vanilla cast to the white field tiles, and some sage tiles, but nothing to make it look good with your counter tops.
This backsplash has green tones, and wonderful white wrought iron work! Chicago, but it also does not do anything to lend it to go with your counter.
This one, French Quarter, has a dark gray ironwork border that would look good with your counter, but the tile it goes with has a bluish cast that does not go with your Saybrook Sage. If I were you, I would use this one and paint!
If you get a stove without a back, make sure it will work with your existing space. I'm not sure if the counter needs to be cut any different (probably not) for a slide-in vs. a freestanding, since the slide in usually has a ledge that goes over top of the counter. Does that make sense? That said, there are freestanding ranges without a back... I think Kitchen Aid has one.
Otherwise, I really like the current tile you have, honestly. You could always hand a plattter or wrought iron scroll work over your stove to bring in some color. Easier than replacing all that tile, at least for now.
Thanks for all your opinions. I really am really on the fence. Perhaps just updating the stove will do it. It's true, the current backsplash/tile is indeed not as warm as the cabinets, just more beige, not pink (I think it may be just the monitor). And, I do love the tile suggestions posted by Nancy. My only concern is that since it is a relatively small space and is closed in on each side by cabinets, that it will look to busy. I guess that is why I went with the ones I do have. I just am not sure as to what my focal point should be. How can I introduce some color to the space? Maybe use some brighter accessories on the countertop and on mantle? Or just change the tile over the stove area? I also posted a pic of tile I think may work. What do you think? As far as budget, I'm pretty sure dh will be onboard, with the changes.
I really like the tile you just posted. I think it will make the space more comfortable and less cold. IMO Your current backsplash looks too formal for your space. I don't know what the rest of your house looks like, but your kitchen don't look formal, besides the current backsplash. I would use a warmer color if I were you.
I am in the group that believe it is not the tile. To me the space needs an accent color. Rather than go to the expense and time of replacing the backsplash, try to find an accent color(s) that complement the cabs, counter and BS. The home decorating forum has some excellent advice, as does this forum on decorating. There are several designers and/or decorators on these forums that may be willing to provide guidance.


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TMTOWTDI in Perl. However, in English spelling:
- Que Publishing is a publisher of computer books
- Q was an arrogant but powerful character in ST:TNG who liked to annoy the crew of the Enterprise because they didn't copulate anywhere near as much as James... T... Kirk.
- queue, noun, a line or series of people or things; verb, to form a line or series.
- cul, noun, French, the buttocks
- cue, noun, a signal or indication; verb, to signal, to indicate, to move to position.
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Actually, this is an intermediate step. They now know how to tag perl 6, if/when it does arrive.
Here is the script used to migrate perl to the git version control system:
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There are too few developers working on Perl 6, adding a few would actually speed it up. There is a lot of work to be done, and people are spread too thin.
I don't have a clue regarding perl, but looking at some perl scripts, I think I can do it. I mean all you have to do is type #!
I ran your code and the output was 42.
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National League Game Summary - Colorado at Arizona
(Tuesday, June 5th)
Final Score: Arizona 10, Colorado 0
Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Jason Kubel and Aaron Hill each finished a double short of the cycle as Arizona dominated Colorado, 10-0, in the second contest of a three-game set.
Kubel hit a two-run home run and finished 3-for-5 with five RBI and three runs scored while Hill also went 3-for-5 with a two-run home run for the Diamondbacks, who have won four of six. Ian Kennedy (5-5) gave up just five hits with a walk and tied a career-high with 12 strikeouts over six innings.
"[Kershaw] threw great, obviously we swung the bats well tonight and that makes it for a fun game," said Kubel.
Jeremy Guthrie (3-4) was torched for seven runs on 11 hits over just 3 1/3 innings for the Rockies, who had won seven of eight coming in. Marco Scutaro had two hits in the loss.
"I haven't thrown the ball well. I've been really working on it in between starts but I understand that if there is not improvement there will be changes," Guthrie said.
The Diamondbacks got the only runs they needed in the second inning when Hill hit his sixth home run of the year, a two-run shot to left.
Kubel hit his two-run shot in the third and the Diamondbacks plated three more runs in the fourth.
With two on and one out, Kubel punched a two-run single to center and moved to third on a Miguel Montero single to right. Chris Young then singled for a 7-0 lead.
Gerardo Parra, who went 4-for-5 with three runs scored, hit a leadoff homer in the eighth. Willie Bloomquist then singled and Kubel followed with a triple. Montero's sac fly accounted for the final score.
Colorado had wasted a one-out, bases-loaded opportunity in the second when Guthrie and Dexter Fowler both struck out to end the frame.
Scutaro led off the third with a double, but was stranded there and Colorado had just one runner reach second base for the rest of the game.
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Colorado has won four of the seven games with Arizona this season...The Rockies batted 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position and left seven on base...Guthrie has lost three of his last four starts...Kennedy has won his past two starts after losing five in a row...Josh Outman pitches for Colorado in the rubber match on Wednesday while Wade Miley will take the mound for Arizona.
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ABC News' Eliza Murphy and Abby Phillip report:
Panda cubs made their debuts today on two continents, but the reaction was the same in any language. A lot of "oohs" and "ahhs."
In Taiwan, little Yung Zai, a 6-month-old giant panda, was first introduced to her admiring public at the Taipei Zoo.
Despite sleeping 20 hours a day, the playful panda put on quite a show for her long lines of visitors, entertaining guests by climbing and hanging from fake trees in her enclosure for about 40 minutes before retreating back to her mother to take a much-needed nap.
"Her muscles are getting stronger and stronger," Taipei Zoo spokesman, Chao Ming-chieh, explained. "It is no problem for her to crawl up and down the structure. But whenever her activity slows down, then she is telling you that she needs a nap."
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Yung Zai was overcome with adoring fans passing in front of her exhibit at a rate of about 40 people per minute.
The zoo says it is able to accommodate about 19,000 visitors a day for the loveable panda, who was born on July 6 to mother, Yuan Yuan, and father, Tuan Tuan.
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Address: 221 Oslobođenja Blvd., Belgrade
Phone: +381-11-24-62-343, +381-63-415-215
Web site: kovacgroup.com
Working hours of the restaurant and kitchen: 9 a.m. – 1 a.m., Friday and Saturday until 3 a.m. (kitchen open 'til midnight)
City transportation: bus: 46, 47; tram: 10, 14
Credit cards: Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard, Maestro, American Express, Dina
Garden or terrace: yes, summer garden, 250 seats
Parking: yes, 2 spaces
Music: Gypsy, on Fridays and Saturday ex-YU pop and country
Menu: In Serbian and English
Staff speak: English
Vegetarian menu: yes
Cuisine: international
Main courses: 320 – 1,320 dinars
Daily menu: yes
Breakfast: yes
Reservations: advisable
Non-smoking area: yes
Available for hire: yes
Several years back, it was adapted into a contemporary ethno restaurant which has kept alive the spirit of the old and traditional, but also added new modern tendencies in lighting, sound systems and a large offer of drinks (wines from around the world and a long list of cocktails).
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A seemingly plain start with something called kovački zalogajčići van easily transform into an entire meal: we can't just single out the baked beans or urnebes salad when all the other traditional Serbian entrées were of equally good quality.
If you decide to order something from the grill, expect large portions with quality meat, served with homemade bread baked under hot coals. Check with the waiter if vešano mešano is on offer, a very attractive specialty – several types of dried meat which is quickly put on fire before your eyes and then cut.
The chicken gyros with tzatziki salad is served with two sauces of which neither is traditionally Greek, but both go well with the piquant chicken rolled in a tortilla and the unavoidable French fries.
The offer of fish includes only smoked trout, and a portion includes tri large and tasty grilled fillets with Swiss chard and cooked potatoes.
For dessert, we suggest the pineapple with chocolate and coconut, and interesting combination of grilled fruit with a caloric chocolate bomb dipped into coconut crumbs.
Various entertainment is available in the evening, with live music on the weekend.
Meal for two: 3,000 dinars.
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Posted on February 27 at 1:18 p.m.
Anyone have contacts with the Nature Conservancy? Their motto used to be "we protect land the old fashioned way: we buy it."
Posted on December 14 at 2:13 p.m.
Above comments express concern about spending public funds on preschool education. Though this article is about private funds, you might be interested in a cost-benefit analysis of pre-school education from RAND.
"a one-year high-quality universal preschool program in California is estimated to generate about $7,000 in net present value benefits per child for California society (public and private sectors) using a 3 percent discount rate. This equals a return of $2.62 for every dollar invested, or an annual rate of return of about 10 percent over a 60-year horizon. Assuming a 70 percent participation rate in the universal preschool program, each annual cohort of California children served generates $2.7 billion in net present value benefits to California (using a 3 percent discount rate). . . . Broader benefits from investing in a universal preschool program include near-term labor force benefits for California businesses in terms of labor force recruitment, participation rates, and workforce performance."
Posted on November 13 at 8:53 a.m.
I'm ready to concede - yes to Mission County.
But only as long as the Santa Ynez Valley stays within Santa Barbara County.
Santa Barbara County can go west to Lompoc and north to Los Alamos. Split Los Padres. Mission gets the oil, the strawberries, Lompoc, Guadalupe, Santa Maria, and Orcutt. Santa Barbara gets the city of SB, UCSB, and wine country. Everyone will be happier.
Of course, the subsequent lack of land use planning in Mission will kill us all, but at least we could die more peacefully.
Posted on September 11 at 10:37 a.m.
It's time to acknowledge that damming the Santa Ynez River and sending its water to the South Coast was a mistake. The South Coast of Santa Barbara County is wonderful: temperate, beautiful, on the ocean, a little slice of heaven. But it doesn't have a lot of water. Rather than using all sorts of human-made structures that manipulate and destroy natural processes, the South Coast should bite the bullet and put in desalination plants. If you want to live in this place of great beauty, pay for it.
Posted on August 5 at 4:59 p.m.
More important than party rankings is academic rankings.
US News ranks UCSB #11 among public universities for undergraduate education.
Among graduate schools, it ranks UCSB's Physics Department #10, Chemical Engineering #8, and Materials Engineering #2.
Posted on July 29 at 5:17 p.m.
A quick google scholar search nets the following research:
"An overview of the environmental risks posed by neonicotinoid insecticides," Journal of Applied Ecology 2013
Concentrations of neonicotinoids in nectar and pollen in crops are sufficient to impact colony reproduction in bumblebees.
Consumption of small numbers of dressed seeds offers a route to direct mortality in birds and mammals.
Current use of neonicotinoids is likely to be impacting on a broad range of non-target taxa including pollinators and soil and aquatic invertebrates and hence threatens a range of ecosystem services."
"Combined pesticide exposure severely affects individual- and colony-level traits in bees" Nature 2012:
"chronic exposure of bumblebees to two pesticides (neonicotinoid and pyrethroid) at concentrations that could approximate field-level exposure impairs natural foraging behaviour and increases worker mortality leading to significant reductions in brood development and colony success."
"Declines in insectivorous birds are associated with high neonicotinoid concentrations" Nature 2014
"Our results suggest that the impact of neonicotinoids on the natural environment is even more substantial than has recently been reported and is reminiscent of the effects of persistent insecticides in the past. Future legislation should take into account the potential cascading effects of neonicotinoids on ecosystems."
Posted on July 9 at 11:35 a.m.
I am not a prohibitionist. Quite the contrary: I drink lots of wine. But I cannot abide misleading arguments.
The article says: "Countywide there are 128,995 parcels; 94.5 percent of them would not, under the proposed RWO, be allowed public visitation" (i.e., winetasting and commercial events). That's 7,095 parcels that WOULD be allowed public visitation. Napa County has 497 wineries and Sonoma County has 416. The RWO then provides the opportunity for SB County to have 14 times more wineries than Napa and 17 times more than Sonoma. Hardly damaging to the economics of the wine industry; but definitely damaging to the the Santa Ynez Valley.
The piece says the RWO will limit wineries having charitable events, but also notes "Vineyards, or any other ag landholder in the county with no winery operation, can hold unlimited charitable events." So, limitations on wineries won't harm local charities: they can have as many events as they need on lots of farms, estates, and vineyards.
Mr. Rankin's vision of unlimited winery development will support tourists and investors to the detriment of residents and local farmers.
Posted on July 5 at 1:43 p.m.
Check out "accessory structures" permitted in Portland:
here's the zoning ordinance:
Posted on January 29 at 5:57 p.m.
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1: the merger of Santa Maria Energy and Hyde Park Acquisition infusing $40 million into SMEnergy was covered in the Pacific Coast Business Times on December 5, 2013. Com'on, guys. That's almost a month ago. You are a news outlet. Get Google Alerts!!!! http://www.pacbiztimes.com/2013/12/05...
2: The Pacific Coast Business Times states: "Santa Maria Energy's contentious project to drill 136 new oil wells in North Santa Barbara County received approval from the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors last month. The Supervisors imposed strict limits on the project's carbon emissions, essentially implementing a 10,000 ton per year cap and requiring the company to buy carbon credits if it goes over that limit.
But the carbon cap does not seem to have deterred investors." major emphasis on last sentence
that's the story. wake up!!!! All the brouhaha about the BoS killing jobs in Santa Maria is simply silly. Santa Maria Energy has not be deterred or detracted from by the carbon cap. Trivial. Not game changing. Tell the story!!!!1
Posted on December 9 at 9:08 a.m.
Let's look at Supervisor Adam's examples of "radical" "elitist" decisions made on 3-2 votes of the Board of Supervisors.
First, Santa Maria Energy. The Board's air quality restrictions were clearly not "crippling" and will not cause a loss of jobs or tax revenue. According to an article in Pacific Coast Business Times: "But the carbon cap does not seem to have deterred investors. On Dec. 4, Hyde Park Acquisition Corp. II announced it would merge with Santa Maria Energy, pumping at least $40 million into the surviving parent firm, Santa Maria Energy Corp., which is expected to trade on the NASDAQ Capital Market." Hyde Park offered the following statement: "the oil resources owned by [Santa Maria Energy] together with its track record . . . in Northern Santa Barbara County provide Hyde Park shareholders with an investment with considerable upside potential."
Next, the Gaviota Plan. Most of the speakers at the hearing focused on two issues: incentives and initiation by minute order (details not really worth going into). Supervisor Farr moved to proceed with the Plan with some specific changes, among which were including an evaluation of the incentives designed by the GavPAC and initiation by minute order.
Supervisor Farr did not address other concerns brought up by members of the public, leaving many disappointed (some distraught). While a good number (perhaps most) people in the audience supported Supervisor Adam's motion to send the Plan back to the GavPAC (a very expensive option for the County to undertake having already spent $3 mil on the Plan), the sense in the audience was one of relief that incentives and minute order were included.
Hyperbole is a useful literary device, but not really helpful if you want to work for the betterment of a County. Indeed, the use of hyperbole creates arguments that are "radical" and undermines the ability of leaders in North and South County to work together toward goals that will benefit the people of Santa Barbara County as a whole.
The "north-south divide" in Santa Barbara County is not an ideological one; it is a socio-economic one. Let's have a discussion about educational opportunity instead of a deceptive diatribe about devaluation of private property. That would be infinitely more useful to the vast majority of residents of North and South County alike.
Supervisor Adam is loud and clear in his final paragraph: He is supporting a challenger for the 3rd district. Fine. Let's just hope future endorsements will be more rational and less theatrical.
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Just wanted to see how others positioned lights and trim on their tray ceilings.
Google is also a good source. I see lots of photos of tray ceilings on here. Check 'em out!
Here is a link that might be useful: Tray Ceilings
I built a home that is for sale at: www.sellwithshell.net. Go to 'featured properties', clubhouse circle ($600000). They have only 1 photo (in the bedroom) of a unique tray ceiling. I have these 'layered design' ceilings throughout the downstairs.
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cold hardy kiwi
juststartingout(6)August 9, 2014
looking for a male and female cuttings to start cold hardy kiwi plants.
just starting out . have reliance grape cutings i could exchange if necessary. or will do postage.
new member. read some posts i think thats the norm. most plant stores out of stock this late in season