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For the record, and lest there's any confusion -- I did not create Solara.
Another thing: When you examine most major mainstream religions today, how may of them are "fact based"? In fact, none of them are. This does not seem to bother the billions of people who belong to these religions and live their lives by them.
But even if any particular religion was genuinely "fact based" -- this would be of little value. Ironically, a religion based on "facts" is no better or worse than a religion based on fantasy.
If you think about this for a while -- you'll see it's true.
The religion I created is not necessarily fact based -- nor does it avoid certain "facts" -- such as they are. The idea of whether something is "true" or "false" is irrelevant in the religion I created.
*Laughing* No, no, I was not suggesting that you did create "Solara." However, I was pointing out the fact That while my own beliefs are just that, my own, someone else has a very similiar idea. Even though no one in my circle seeks to "recruit", or spread our beliefs, and even though we are for the most part "un-known" and un-heard of, someone else believes. Someone who is un-affiliated, living a world away, and thus does not know anyone in my circle. Just another example, a PERSONAL ACCOUNT to back you with, of how religions are "created" unintentionally. I have lived by "my ways" for over fifteen years after believing in nothing. "Solara and the Nvisible" just emerged roughly five years ago. And I will add I did discover my beliefs for my self. Each one individually. Through my own life experiences, I compiled a "guide" for how I, as an INDIVIDUAL, should live. I already knew of most of the points you touched, but you HAVE enlightened me further. Thank you for giving me something interesting to think about. The only thing that really matters in the ends is if a person; any person, spirtual or not, is living a full, happy and healthy life, and not harming those around him/her.

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Closet doors when converting closet opening in older house
Our house is 100 years old and has the typical limited closet issues. In one of our bedrooms we have a closet with interior measurements of 31" by almost 9'. Currently there is one 28" wide door that is set 18" from one end the end of the closet, meaning it is virtually impossible to really utilize the closet because there is no good access to the hidden end. We want to open up the wall and install new doors to maximize use of the closet.
What is the best way to do this? Most sliders I've seen aren't right for this house. There is no room for pocket doors. I've never seen really nice-looking, period apropriate bifolds, but maybe there are some out there that would work. I like the idea of a double French door type entry, but if we did this, and went as large as using 30" doors centered on the wall, this would still mean about 16" of interior space on either end that is not wide open and accessible. This is a pretty upscale neighborhood, and we want to do something that looks period appropriate and is a high quality look rather than a tacky look.
To top it all off, one of the 31" walls has a small window in it. So, a standard rod can't be run wall to wall anyway. At the Container Store they told me that Elfa systems could be used because all of the mounting is done on the back wall. So, maybe this would work, but I'd still have dead space.
Have any ideas for me before I meet with my contractor? Thanks.
I redid a few closets with the same issue a few years ago. I used sliders because I was able to find some 6 panel doors at our local RESTORE that (unless you look REALLY close) match the original doors in my 1930's 2 story Colonial. I CAREFULLY removed the original molding and door frames and was able to use and duplicate the original molding. Since the doors originally had doorknobs, I removed the knob assembly and just use the holes with rosettes like those little finger knobs used on newer sliding doors.
I actually built out the closet and one room and took out the old closet and built a new one. Each one, because the rooms are small got the sliding door treatment.
It's getting late here and I haven't posted in ages so maybe tomorrow I'll figure out how to get into photobucket and get some pics up for you.
Just this weekend, I outfitted the narrow space where the old closet was in one room with some dressers creating a huge storage wall.
Just posted this week on the "other" decorating board (dare I say HGTV?).
It's easy to post pics over there so I'll post pics of the finished project and give a try to here (long overdue).
Tibbrix--good idea but too contemporary for my house I am afraid. And, I think I want something that looks more finished with carpentry.
palimpsest--I am half thinking the same thing that perhaps this isn't an extraordinary amount of dead space and wondering if I could just have shelving across the narrow ends for a different type of storage.
jaysmon49--Please, please upload the photos if you have time. I too am thinking of visiting our local salvage place. They have tons and tons of doors from vintage houses.
Thanks all.
Why not two sets of doors? Here are two possibilities. The doors are each 18" wide. The advantages of the double doors are 1) you can store shallow items on the inside of the door, like shoes and accessories, and 2) you can have mirrors on the inside of a set of doors to give you a front and back view of yourself.
With either arrangement, you have to reach in no more than a foot to access the space behind a wall.
Here's a pin board from Pinterest of closet door ideas ....
..... maybe an old sliding barn door as a closet solution?
Here is a link that might be useful: Pinterest -- pins of closet doors
Thanks for all the suggestions and help.
Sliding barn doors are too rustic looking for the rest of our house.
The two sets of doors idea is intriguing, but I'll have to think about how much cost this would add to the project.
Now I just redid the math and figured out that in reality, if I go with a single set of 60" doors, I'd have more like 22" or 23" of dead space at either end of the closet. I'm guessing that is probably too much. Am I right?
Can any of you who have "real" reach-in closets with deadspaces at the end comment on how difficult it is to access that dead space behind the wall?
Thanks again.
if you do something like suero posted w/2 sets of double doors you could split the undoored space into 3 parts. 1 part for each end and 1 for the center (between the 2 sets of doors).
In the center 'part' you could put clothes you don't wear that often (like more dress up things). Maybe the same for 1 far end of the closet and on 1 end put shelves. None of them would be that 'deep' then.
I use plastic bins on shelves above my 'hanging' area for things like soft/cloth belts, scarves, cases for my glasses, spare glasses and sunglasses etc. As someone already posted shelves there could also be used for shoes, purses and a number of other irems.
I have a shelf running front to back lower to the floor on one side of my closet. I hang shirts on that side so there was a lot of unused space there. I use it to stack my sweats during the winter and my t-shirts and shorts in the summer. There's still room under that shelf for shoes.
On the other side of my closet I have a cabinet that is 5' H x 2'W and 1' deep. I use that for pjs, nightshirts and more t-shirts/shorts/long pants or sweats.
Look into Johnson Hardeware full access closet door hardware. It is a special pivoting hinge that gives you much better access to the sides of your closet.
Here is a link that might be useful: Johnson full access hardware for closet doors
jaysmom49--Thanks for making all the effort to post those photos. What a great idea you had!
kswl--Thanks for the link to the Johnson Hardware site. It has some great inspiration photos and info.
I am going to have another conversation with my contractor tomorrow.
Believe me, I understand where you're coming from. I was here 15 yrs plus when I finally figured out how/where to deal with the closet situation!
I also looked at the Johnson Hardware hinges but since the rooms are SO small, sliders made more sense. While sliders are don't make the entire closet accessible at once, it's a huge improvement over what I had before-2 5' closets with a door on each end that were so narrow you couldn't hang a hanger on the rod.
Good luck and post pictures when you're done.
While surfing tonight, I came across some photos of reach-in closets with the type of dead spots I thought I'd have on the ends of the closet. This one is actually a very good use of the space on the ends and something I will definitely consider doing. If anyone else is facing this dilemma, take a look. The closet has a rod mounted parallel to the narrow ends, so that would be about 20" or so on the inaccessible end, and then the middle section rod is mounted parallel to the long wall. This seems like really an optimal solution when using double doors.
The option we are now most strongly thinking about is making the closet shortened and putting a divider wall in the closet space to create a small desk nook at the end where the window is. This way I can have a fully accessible closet, but it will be smaller. And, we benefit from the light and get a small desk area.
All the closets in my house have French doors that open and then dead space on either side like you describe. Anywhere from 20 inches up to more than 30. The closets are simple with just a bar across. At some point I would like to add shelving units. At that point i'd put shelves in the dead space for sweaters and jeans. Right now I hang stuff that isn't worn as often in the "dead space" (My wedding dress,The bridesmaids dresses I paid too much for to throw away, skinny clothes id like to fit in again, light jackets-heavy coats have their own closet but if they didn't I'd put them there, etc). I've never seen the dead space as a problem. I didn't realize it was "dead" space until I read this post. Most likely bc I really enjoy being able to swing the doors open and see most of the closet since we have French doors and not sliders. I was so happy about that, the dead space was just an opportunity to hide things I don't need to see every day.
This is so, so helpful because I now think we will just stick with my original idea of using the entire space as closet rather than trying to carve it up into a closet area and a separate desk nook area.
I have some questions for you. How deep is your closet? If you stand in front of the closet with the doors open, and the rod is full of hangers with clothes on them and you pretend you instead have shelves across the end, would you be able to fairly easily reach things on those shelves, or would the hanging garments interfere with being able to access those shelves pretty easily? My closet is 30" deep, and I am concerned about whether with the double door opening I'd truly be able to access that shelf space on the ends of the closet or if I'd get tangled up in clothes on hangers.
Thanks so much.
The closet in my master is 29 inches deep. Then I have 3 other closets upstairs like this in my sons' rooms and the guest rooms. Those closets are 22, 23, and 24 inches deep. I'm standing in front of them now and thinking that if I had shelves on the sides and a bar across connecting them....well, if they were jammed packed like I have some of these closets then it might be annoying trying to move past the hangers to reach the shelves. It depends on how much stuff is in there.
Looking at it now, I think I have actual "dead space" above my bar. There is so much room between the shelf above the bar and the ceiling that if I was to change my closet right now I might just keep the bar across and add cubbies above the bar for my bulky sweaters.
I really don't find reaching into the side space to be that annoying. I noticed in my husbands closet he has his suits in the side space. He only wears suits at weddings and funerals. He also keeps the ironing board in there. We don't iron often. Apparently I never do bc I just now learned that's where we keep it. Lol.
I don't think that little bit of "wasted space" is worth such a huge overhaul. As long as it's lit well and the doors are good (I can't say enough how much of a difference it was going from sliders and bifold doors in my last house to doors that swing open). And we have good lighting in the closet which makes it easier to see all the way into the side space.
For the record, I hang 90% of my clothes. I only fold sweaters and undergarments. So having just hanging bar isn't so bad for me.
I am changing the single door out for a double because one end of my current closet has 58" of dead, inaccessible space. That is why I am trying to look at configurations.
In the event anyone is reading this in the future trying to figure out similar solutions, I found this fabulous link with lots and lots of different ideas.


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Imation Chrome 100 - Closing a Ferrania Trilogywritten by wil6ka on 2013-08-30 in #reviews
Ferrania came out with new print and slide films and I am jumping up and down with joy. For this reason I just made a review about the old Ferrania Solaris Chrome. It's said, that this new slide film has an emulsion which was derived from the 3M Scotch Chrome 100. For this film, I made a review already a few months back. But I think there is one last film, which falls into the same range and same emulsion. So to make the film trilogy complete I will introduce the Imation Slide 100.4 14 Share Tweet
Fuji Superia Reala 100 ISO 120: A MUST in Medium Format Cameraswritten by thenewyorkers on 2013-08-25 in #reviews
Several months ago, I bought Fuji Superia Reala and loaded my Holga 120N with it. I took some photographs in March and saved the rest for this summer. This is my experience with this lovely film.6 Share Tweet
Fun Under the Sun: On The Beach With My New Olympus OM-10written by virtualflyer on 2013-08-11 in #lifestyle
Here I am, trying my new Olympus OM-10 at the seaside to see what it could yield and I even had a surprise... Let's see after the jump!3 Share Tweet
PIcture This: The Freedom of Flyingwritten by virtualflyer on 2013-08-06 in #lifestyle
I've always loved flying, because in my opinion it's also a symbol of freedom. It's something that we've always tried to do from Leonardo da Vinci's time, and it's something that we will never be able to do on our own, but it still embodies the complete freedom of movement.1 Share Tweet
Labaphot BW 100 – Ancient Black Pearlwritten by wil6ka on 2013-07-15 in #reviews
I am always surpised how durable black and white negative films are. But this one is ultra special. The Labaphot was produced in West Germany, so it's a relic of the old Germany. Basically the postal code on the film cartridge doesn't exist anymore. And the cartridge is in fact a show for itself. It must be the most beautiful film vessel I ever laid eyes on.2 15 Share Tweet
Kodak Gold 200: Expired But Still Full of Color!written by wesco on 2013-07-08 in #reviews
Recently, I found a dated roll of Kodak Gold 200 in my old camera bag. That roll had been in there for at least seven years, maybe even longer. It already expired at least five years ago.3 7 Share Tweet
Redscale Reviews: First Impressions - Redscaled Kodak Gold 100 and the Olympus XAwritten by uncle_jay on 2013-06-28 in #reviews
I usually don't redscale a roll of ISO100 speed film, as I like to shoot at low ISOs, but this is an exception. I redscaled this film just for fun and found the results to be quite interesting.1 4 Share Tweet
Diana Instant Back+ meets Snow Patrolwritten by lomoherz on 2013-05-31 in #reviews
When I ordered my Diana F+ some years ago, she moved in with a spare Instant Back. Not quite sure what to do with it, I left it in my Lomography drawer. Until we both met Snow Patrol in Hamburg, right before the concert.9 Share Tweet
My First Experience with the Kodak EPH P1600Xwritten by sirio174 on 2013-05-31 in #reviews
This is my first experience with this rare slide film, now out of production, but still great for Lomographers. This is a nominal 400 ISO slide film (process E6) that can be pushed up to 1600 ISO with a special development. I used it at 200 ISO because I wanted to cross process it, and because it was expired from many years. Read more!5 Share Tweet
Ilford Dia 200 - Singing the Blueswritten by wil6ka on 2013-04-30 in #reviews
Once I laid eyes on that offer on eBay I was instantly stunned. There was a slide film of Ilford. The British film producer came out with their own branded color transparencies? I made sure to win the bunch and tried the Ilford Dia 200 myself. One of the reasons I liked it is because it used the German name for slidefilm: Dia.4 12 Share Tweet
Scotch Super Chrome 100 - Repeating Historywritten by wil6ka on 2013-04-29 in #reviews
The history of film production must be as confusing and incestuous as the web of royal relationships of the European kingdoms in the 17th century up to the 19th. Back in the days, a German noble becomes the Russian Czaress, French lords became kings of Spain, and even the Danish were ruling all of Scandinavia. A marriage here, a war elsewhere, a coup d'etat everywhere - such a mess. Nothing was like it seemed and you could never trust what you were told. And with the Scotch Super Chrome 100 it's history repeating itself.7 18 Share Tweet
Experiment N°2: Film Loves Coffeewritten by simonesavo on 2013-04-16 in #gear #tipster
I kept on manipulating 35mm films. Read on after the jump to find out what I've made use of this time around.13 57 Share Tweet
My Analogue Days: In 60 Minuteswritten by uncle_jay on 2013-03-30 in #lifestyle
Keeping your eyes peeled for mini exhibitions around your workplace or school can pay dividends from an analogue perspective.1 4 Share Tweet
My Analogue Days: Living Lomo's Rule #1 - Take your camera everywhere you gowritten by uncle_jay on 2013-03-25 in #lifestyle
Choosing to stick with analogue photography is a conscious decision of mine. Chances are, I have a film camera with me even for a short trip to the shops just in case I stumble onto something interesting – which I did.4 Share Tweet
Happy Holidays: Six Mysterious French Found Film Rollswritten by sandergroen on 2013-03-14 in #lifestyle
Found film rolls are always exciting, but even more fun when they turn out to be half-a-century old and yield wonderfully nostalgic holiday snapshots from the South of France, featuring cute kids with straw hats.6 23 Share Tweet
Show Your Stash, Mikahsupageek!written by denisesanjose on 2013-03-10 in #lifestyle
There's an analogue voyeur inside all of us and we just know you guys love to see camera porn. The Lomography Magazine's new "Show Your Stash" series features the essential gear and gizmos film photographers carry in their bag. Up first is Paris-based Community member, @mikahsupageek!12 56 Share Tweet
Ultra-Perfect Combination: Yashica Electro 35 GX + Expired Samsung Prime Color 100written by javiergap on 2013-03-05 in #lifestyle
A perfect combination between a camera and a film doesn't necessarily mean the team gets on well. Nevertheless, this one I'm writing about goes beyond a team concept and makes it a true love story that started years ago and had its revival by summer 2012: the last Electro 35 series + first Samsung's Corporation film adventure.2 9 Share Tweet
Vericolor Slide Film So-279 – Engineering 2D Graphic Photographywritten by wil6ka on 2013-02-27 in #reviews
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A Review on the All-Rounder Slide Film, Expired Provia 400Xwritten by an_lai_drew on 2013-02-13 in #reviews
It is an explorer in the morning, a hunter at night. Provia 400X, a Power slide film that does it all.2 2 Share Tweet
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Well situated traditional hotel in the heart of Marbella
On the whole a delightful 10-day stay but the hotel can improve itself even further. A return visit after some 20 years, this time on honeymoon. Booked a seaview room on the internet 6 months previously and said that we would be on honeymoon. On arrival, we were kept waiting whilst another guest negotiated at length for a better room than the one he had been allocated. We were then given a room with 2 single beds! We trailed back to reception. No doubt in view of our maturing years, the staff asked which anniversary we were celebrating. On being shown the new wedding rings, there were congratulations all round and a more appropriate room was allocated.A little while later champagne and chocolates arrived. Very thoughtful--pity the original booking was not read before arrival to save the hassle after a tiring journey.
Storage is not easy in the rather compact rooms but the seaview was splendid and the balcony was spacious. No problems from noise just the pleasant lapping waves at night. Total privacy. Staff very helpful on the whole but could be improved in the bar--it becomes an artform to pay the bill or sign for drinks there. Very laid back and sometimes you have to search for service. Good breakfast but don't expect plates to be cleared until you leave your table at the end. they pile up on the compact tables for two. Lots of waiters, just a better system would help.
The room had no handbook which would have helped to explain the various systems operated by the hotel--eg getting and returning towels for the sunbeds.
Delightful gardens for lounging, with ample shade and seaviews.
This is not modern luxury but the hotel offers an excellent site and the many returning visitors suggest a highish level of satisfaction.
Best location in town
Great value with offers from the El Fuerte web-site. Pleasant staff, good-sized rooms (sea view rooms very expensive but others have large balconies although overlooking side streets), good leisure facilitiies - gym, outdoor and covered swimming pools. Good buffet breakfast. Nice bar with some entertainment but not overwhelming - you can still have a quiet drink out of the way of the very good flamenco dancers! The real plus about this hotel is the location - on the promenade - you can walk all the way to Puerto Banus without crossing a road. Very near the old town so convenient for drinks and meals out. Very good tapas bar within two hundred metres. Great for all age groups though there does seem to be a tendency towards older age group and golfers - but would also suit those with teenagers who wanted to be a bit independent and those with young children (easy for buggies etc).
Fantastic Location / Expensive / Can be noisy.
Stayed Feb 2005. What a location! Across from the beach, sea views, international restaurants close by, Tapas bars, a small marina and the old town a very short walk away. But What a price, 190 Euros per night! It was Valentine's weekend and they said they were full and the room was a full on sea view - but rooms were available on the Internet for half the price (I just did not have access to a printer!) - moral of the story - book online before you go! Free Car Parking. On a negative point, a continual gripe of mine in Spain - thin walls. You can hear people talking, televisions being switched on etc and you expect more peace for top prices. If you can put up with occasional nighttime noise - then there is no better hotel in the Costa Del Sol (at a price!). Will stay again.
Christmas in El Fuerte
I have just got back from Holiday in Marbelle, staying at the Hotel El Fuerte, really enjoyed it nice rooms, wonderful breakfast buffet,
and one of the finest Christmas Buffet i have seen.
Wonderful stay there, hope to return there again very soon, fully recommend a stay at the El Fuerte.
Best location in Marbella
The best hotel location-wise in Marbella, literally steps away from the beach on one side, and the whitewashed old town on the other.
It's not a brand-new hotel, but I didn't notice the wear and tear some of the others here described ... in fact, everything looked as if it were newly refurbished.
We had a full seaview room. Keep in mind that the ocean noise at night can be surprisingly loud ... I found it soothing, but light sleepers may find it annoying.
Breakfast buffet is excellent, one of the largest we've seen in Europe. It even included free all-you-can-drink champagne!
For those that like to go to bed early, remember that you are in Spain, and Southern Spain at that, in a hotel full of vacationing foreign tourists. The point here is that there is noise from the patio lounge/bar at the ground level that can be heard very loudly on the seaview side of the hotel from about 10pm to around midnight. Most nights it is the lounge singer crooning old show tunes and playing the piano, but on Tuesdays they have a flamenco show ... the stomping reverberates through the entire structure. We just popped open a bottle of wine on the balcony and enjoyed the flamenco dancers from above.
We did not have dinner at the restaurant, but prefered to wander over to the whitewashed old town, where all the local restaurants had their tables spread across the narrow cobblestone alleys. Very nice.
All service was excellent, front desk, concierge, bartenders, waitstaff, everything.
If you're looking for an isolated hideaway with a golf course, there are other options for you out there, but if you want to be in the heart of Marbella, this is the place!
When making your reservation (and telling the taxi driver which hotel to go to) make sure you know that this is the original El Fuerte hotel, the older one. El Fuerte is actually a chain, and they do have a couple of other properties in Marbella, such as the El Fuerte Miramar, etc. This one is just plain El Fuerte hotel.
Worn, Musty smell, location is strong point
We stayed at the original El Fuerte not the newer spa late oct,2003.
The hotel is located very near nice shopping and the so called old town. The rooms and common areas smell very musty. We were there 3 nights actually scheduled for 4 but chose to move on to Ronda. The front desk is Ok. The staff is definetly hit or miss. Some go beyond some are merely tolerant to do there job. The beach here is gravel/brown and course. The breakfast is OK. The grounds are very nice. 180E/night. I would not stay here again.
Good Location
We stayed one night at El Fuerte as we toured along the Costa del Sol in Sep 2003. Location was great - right in the center of Marbella where we could walk to the downtown area and all the stores. The outside grounds were beautifully landscaped. Inside was well kept, stately lobby but a little worn as this is an older hotel. We checked in on an Orbitz confirmation at 188 euro for the night (with sea view) although the reception clerk told us that the nightly rate was 228 euro. This was finally resolved by a manager who confirmed the original rate. Our room was actually a suite although it was prepared for occupancy for a family. The sofa in the sitting room had been pulled out and made up as a bed and a baby crib was placed in the bedroom. We asked that this be remade and the staff was very prompt in doing so. The room was was OK but nothing special. The sitting area did not even have a TV. The morning buffet was fabulous (included in the price). All-in-all, we rated this on a 3-1/2 to 4 star level, somewhat overpriced but you can't beat the location.
Terrific hotel, was totally delighted
We'd never been to Marbella so were confused about which hotel to pick, but the moment we arrived, we realized this hotel had everything we needed. The location is ideal, right on the beach and near the old town, where we loved to sit outdoors and have meals. And when you're there, don't pass up the churros and chocolate, which you can get in Old Town or on the beach promenade.
Our room, which had a partial ocean view, was lovely and we were thrilled by the clothes drying line on the patio. The hotel is large and comfortable, but isn't cold or commercial.
As for the pool area and beach chaises, they were terrific. You could bake in the sun or find an umbrella for shade. Towels are available at all hours and in September, we had no problem securing lounges. The beach is sandy, large and pleasant. There are many restaurants on the nearby promenade, making it an easy resort to enjoy, even without a car. This is particularly the place to stay if you don't have transportation.
Fantastic Hotel
Just visited this hotel for 4 days and 3 nights and it was fantastic. Really upmarket and in a great location, right next to the beach and very near the old town of Marbella which is extremely pretty with a lot of upmarket, designer shops. Puerta Banus is about a 10 minute taxi ride away. My sister and I had a fanastic time, the rooms are wonderful, and the staff are lovely too. The only criticsm would be the prices at the bar, which were extorionate. We visited the supermarket on the corner and took our drinks around the pool!! Still, I would go back in a heartbeat!
Great Location
Older hotel with lots of charm. Rooms were a little worn looking, but the rest of the hotel & location are worth it. The lounge areas and courtyards are similar to tropical jungles with relaxing chaise lounges. Great breakfast buffet with wonderful selection of items and great food. The hotel opens through an exclusive gate to the central part of the boardwalk/beach. From the front of the hotel, you just cross the street and you're in the old part of Marbella with cobblestone streets, cafes, shops and the cathedral. A very lovely place to spend your time here.
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... Might i also add that it really was super super nice to meet a complete stranger that doesnt speak her language well and take me on a cool tour of Malaga, the people here are really open and nice. The next day I decided to jump on-line to meet some more people and test my Spanish even more. I contacted a guy who lived in Malaga that wanted to improve his English, he is studying English philology at University and his English is quite fluent and very extensive. So ...
Lovely Costa Del Sol
... morrocan, it has very narrow streets, woven around squares with tinkling foutains and green verdant spaces with shuttered houses seemingly asleep in the hot sun. Its deep shadows and quiet alleys provide real peace and quiet from the buzzing town grown outside of this once fortified muslim town. There is more than one lovely church here to peep inside and abundant orange trees grow everywhere.
Puerto Banus is where all the money is in Marbella, its harbour is ...
Costa del Sol
We arrived to Spain's Costa del Sol this afternoon. (Adios Barcelona!) Reminds me of Southern California or Baja Mexico landscape but warm and sunny. Now sitting in a beachside palapa having lunch, ahhhhhh! Marin says it's pretty here. Taylor can't wait for the ribs coming for lunch. Evan is dying to hit the water. Flight down from Barcelona was super easy. I think it may have been the smoothest of the summer. Way to go, Espana. - ...
Marbella/Miami/India via Britain
... in the sea and playing on the beach. First time we have seen beach activity since our arrival. Tony, Kate and Chris stuck their foot in and thought the water may be warmer than our pool! We continued walking to the Old Town, where there were many shopping and catching the sights. To see this old part of a town, kept up and so pretty in the middle of modern surroundings is really nice. We returned to the car to head out to lunch at the opposite end of the ...
Paddling in Mediterranean at Costa Del Sol
Tour around Alhambra Palace & gardens. Built in 14th C. Then off to Marbella. Went down to beach and had paddle. Water very warm but looks dirty. Beach not white sand and small stones. bit like kaiteriteri. So hot if not in shade si dont understand how people lying out on deck chairs. Went up to white village on hill top. Great views over coast. And heaps of donkeys giving rides. Nice dinner where fish cooked in rock salt. Right by beach so great ...


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I only noticed this recently, but when I use the drawing tool and simply click without dragging, a point appears, but it has a yellow BCP dot! Is that normal? How do I make this a clean point?
Yes, AFAIK when drawing with the pen/drawing tool and simply clicking, the points end up with "in point BCPs" (i.e. BCPs that have the same coordinates as the node). I learned this the hard way. :-\ I'm not sure if there is a way to use the pen tool and not get these so I'll listen in, too.
As for remedying it in existing points: If this is the same thing that I had, then alt-click-dragging – which would usually extend a BCP – will instead move the node and reveal the BCP below. You can do that, then delete the BCP, then move the node back to where it was. Alternately, upon right-clicking the node the context menu should have something like "retract BCPs".
I have used CorelDraw since version one, so the way it works makes perfect sense to me. Consequently, the way virtually every other drawing program works does NOT make sense to me.
However, from my experience, I think it is universally true is: if a program is doing something which annoys or puzzles you—simply DON'T DO the thing that annoys you. If you can possibly help it.
Like with CorelDraw 6, which was a total cl*sterf*ck, which worked pretty well until you hit "SAVE," at which point, the program crashed and you lost ALL your work. On the bright side, you could EXPORT your work just fine, and re-import, no problem. So, no problem? Well, after you learned the workaround, no; otherwise, yes.
Boy, SOME beta testers STILL deserve a swift kick for overlooking THIS minor annoyance…
Thanks, I just thought it might've been a setting I accidentally changed or something.
Assuming FontLab knows what they're doing with this fundamental tool — does that mean it's alright to leave the on-point BCPs alone?
No, best practice is to have no dead-BCP (as I call them) points. This is because automatic conversion (like to TT-style quadratic beziers) can get messed up (just like with a missing inflection point).
If you Alt-Shift-Click on a "half-dead" curve FL will bring the dead BCP to life and adjust the other end accordingly - although the resultant approximation to your original will rarely be close enough - you need to tweak it.
In addition, half-dead curves (another term) are not handled well by Apple's iOS rasterizer in landscape mode.
I wonder if that's because it's doing an automatic conversion to TT (and maybe thereby violating some EULAs :-). But only in landscape? Interesting.
If you're trying to make corner points just use the add corner tool (hit '5' on your keyboard). I frequently build my outlines by only using the corner tool at first, placing points approximately at extrema, and then pulling curves by option-dragging the line segments.


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When you've been inside the house for too long, you begin to realize how much freshening up there needs to be done. This Simple Air Freshener is a DIY air freshener that may help you feel like your living in a brand new home. It will surely give you something fun and creative to do for a little while. Many times, all you need to feel inspired is your favorite scent filling the rooms of your home. However, you don't need to stop there. This tutorial also includes a DIY car air freshener so you can surround yourself with good smells.
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- For the cubes, put them in a jar with several drops of oil and shake them up until the oil gets all over them.
- Spray perfume on it if you want. But if you do that you need to ensure that you do it on a relatively thicker piece of wood or the wood will warp. The perfume ones did not last as long as the oils ones did.
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I've been watching these at one of my local nurseries for a few weeks as the stems got taller and taller and the buds matured. While I am one of those people who tries to buy in bloom if at all possible, I finally gave in on Sunday and bought three pots - three bulbs per pot, 2-3 fat ready-to-crack buds each stem, green and vigorous and overall appearance of excellent quality, healthy plants. And, of course, the beautiful picture on the tags. I also knew that the minute the first one opened at the nursery, if it was anything like the picture, they would disappear in the blink of an eye. Well, my first ones cracked upen last night, and I need to buy a vowel because "O" MY GOD! It's the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. I'm starting a new bed (well, reworking a bed that has been up to this point mostly populated by some declining Japanese hollies) and so far using the lilies with Big Sky 'Harvest Moon' and 'Sunrise' Echinaceas, some Shasta 'Becky' and whatever else in the white/cream/yellow/melon range (with maybe just a sprinkling of hot blue-violet thrown in) catches my eye in the coming weeks. Never ends....
- Steve
Congratulations Steve! You are well on your way to being a lily freak. That's a good thing, in case you were wondering.
May I suggest for the back of your bed, because they get quite tall, a lily called "Copper King" from a place called The Lily Garden. It's a very bright gold trumpet and in my judgement is the most beautiful lily ever, and the fragrance is absolutely heavenly, like cinnamon and honey together. I think the color would fit into your scheme and the height would do well at the back of the bed.


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