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- 11th May 2013
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Waratahs v Stormers - Live
80 PENALTY, WARATAHS, BARNES! 21-15: Few expected it, but Barnes trickles it over the crossbar! Terrific finish by the Waratahs, the Stormers defence looked rock solid throughout but injuries to Vermeulen and a lapse at the death have cost the South African side. Great fightback from the hosts late in the second half. That's all from Sydney.
79 Tahs scrum on halfway, a minute to tick down on the clock. Penalty, Ryan gets the plaudits and Barnes will take a shot to run down the clock.
TRY, WARATAHS, FOLAU! 18-15: A further advantage for the Tahs, inches out now. Bit of space, and Folau is in! Try to the Waratahs! That could well be the match-winner. Habana at fault for rushing up in defence. Barnes converts.
74 Good pressure from the Tahs, Ryan and Robinson carrying well. Five metres out, but the ball is lost. Penalty Tahs, what will they go for now? Scrum.
72 Polota-Nau finds a rare gap as the Tahs press. Penalty advantage, Barnes chips ahead and the pass is just forward. Barnes goes for the corner rather than the shot.
70 Vermeulen down for the Stormers, Habana chips and chases and Folau knocks on in the collision. Pietersen tries to drop the ball into the corner but Mitchell takes the mark.
68 Turnovers a plenty as the Stormers stay composed. Scrum advantage but Duvenage kicks long.
66 Half-break for Ryan and then Ashley-Cooper breaks a tackle. Forward pass though from Barnes and the Stormers have a scrum.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN! 11-15: Long-range effort and Pietersen stays perfect, 5/5 on the night. Timani replaced by Will Skelton who makes his debut.
64 De Jongh hits a gap as the Stormers attack. Tahs again offending at the ruck, side entry and another shot for Pietersen.
62 Turned over by the Stormers who then kick in Tahs territory. Berrick Barnes on for Foley.
60 Habana nearly collects the 22 dropout but just knocks on, Tahs scrum on the right at halfway. Foley hit hard by Kolisi who put the pressure on, like a brick wall in defence.
58 Changes for the Stormers as Ntubeni and Cilliers enter the fray. Waratahs scrum in midfield in the Stormers half. Paddy Ryan crashes up, just outside the Stormers 22. Foley attempts the drop goal but it drifts narrowly to the left.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN! 11-12: Tight game this - Pietersen adding a further three points.
55 Stormers kick to touch inside the Waratahs 22. Powerful maul, Kolisi with the ball at the back. Disrupted by Hooper but Timani flops right over the ball. Pietersen going for the posts.
53 Drew Mitchell on for Peter Betham. Stormers lineout by halfway, poor passing and the Tahs will have the scrum after a couple of knock-ons.
PENALTY, WARATAHS, MCKIBBIN! 11-9: Tahs now go ahead, Stormers pinged at the breakdown near their own line for hands in the ruck. Simple shot from McKibbin out on the right.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN! 8-9: The visitors are back in front after Pietersen's long-range effort.
45 Van Aswegen clear to about the 30 metre mark - Tahs lineout. Hacked away by the Stormers and Polota-Nau is penalised for holding on.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN! 8-6: Gap cut to two as Pietersen dinks over a simple shot.
42 Turned over by Hooper on the deck but the clearance only reaches the edge of the 22. Stormers looking to set up a maul, back released but the Tahs are penalised for tackling de Jongh without the ball.
40 Back underway in Sydney - Stormers attacking the short side from a scrum.
PENALTY, WARATAHS, MCKIBBIN! 8-3: Easy three for McKibbin and that's the break. Stormers defence holding more or less and dominating the set-piece, but the Waratahs controlling possession. All to play for.
39 Set play puts Horne through a gap on the left, Tahs building the pressure. Short ball from Folau to Hooper, Timani rumbling forward. Tahs very close to the try line as we get closer to the interval. Fourie goes in at the side, penalty Tahs.
38 Another poor Tahs lineout but Foley does well to keep the ball alive. Stormers hand knocks it on, Tahs scrum 30 metres out.
36 No progress and the Stormers turn the ball over again. Poor kicks from Duvenage keeps the Stormers under pressure in their own half.
34 Advantage over for the penalty but the Tahs have a scrum in front of the posts. Cleared by Aplon and Polota-Nay finds his man. Just outside the Stormers 22 - defence from the visitors holding firm for now.
33 Advantage Tahs, Stormers slowing the ball down. Time off as Pollock refers to his TMO for an off-the-ball scrap following the maul. Speaking to both captains.
32 Foley kicks into the corner, Tahs attacking. Rolling maul with Hooper at the base.
30 Crawford slices his kick into touch so the Stormers set up their rolling maul. Habana picks and goes as the visitors edge closer... but it's stolen! Ashley-Cooper nails Aplon who concedes the penalty inside the Stormers own half. Great swing of play.
28 Folau tries a bit of magic within his own 22 but it doesn't quite come off. Tahs struggle to clear and the Stormers have an impact scrum.
26 Loose from the Tahs at the restart, Benn Robinson's distribution not the best as Crawford lashes it away. Stormers lineout outside the Tahs 22.
TRY, WARATAHS, CRAWFORD! 7-3: Ball is judged to have gone backwards after Folau rose to claim it. Crawford adds to his hat-trick from last weekend. McKibbin fails to convert.
23 Waratahs penalty and Foley prods the ball deep into the 22. Promising situation for the Tahs - short lineout and Dennis combines with Polota-Nau. Palu rolls past one, cross-field kick from Foley, Folau knocks it back and Crawford looks to have scored! TMO checking whether the ball did go back or forward...
21 Folau collects the high ball and beats one before being brought down. Heavy hit from Aplon and the pass goes into touch from the Tahs, Stormers lineout.
20 The Tahs win a lineout on the Stormers 10 metre line - inside ball from Foley to Crawford nearly works as the hosts press. Into the 22, Kepu with a carry and loses the ball. Kolisi collects and Pietersen clears.
18 Waratahs struggling at the set-piece, Malherbe reversing a scrum inside the Stormers own half. Won against the head but Foley's pass goes nowhere and the Stormers hack on. Regathered by Betham and de Jongh is offside.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN! 0-3: Simple strike for Pietersen and the Stormers lead in Sydney.
14 Pressure scrum for the Stormers five metres up - Malherbe warned by referee Chris Pollock. de Villiers with the carry, Kolisi beats one but it's dropped by Bekker. Waratahs offside and Pietersen will take an easy three.
13 Poor lineout from the Waratahs and the Stormers steal possession - de Jongh met in a big tackle by Rob Horne and Ashley-Cooper. Heavy defence from the Tahs and especially Timani. Kick forward is coughed up by the Tahs and Habana nearly pounces for a score, Folau instead carrying the ball over the try line for a five metre scrum.
12 Stormers lose the ball and are then penalised for offside - Waratahs clear to halfway.
10 De Jongh crashes up on the switch - Vermeulen currently down on the deck. Pass from Aplon to Elstadt looks forward but we play on - wide ball to Bekker who reaches the 22.
8 Kane Douglas loses the ball in contact, plenty of dew down on the turf that is making the ball a bit slippery. Stormers scrum inside the Waratahs half.
5 Waratahs clear and have a lineout in the Stormers 22. Stolen by the Stormers, long kick and good pressure on Crawford who eventually finds touch.
3 Stormers now applying the pressure deep in the Waratahs 22 - slight knock on and the Waratahs will have the scrum.
2 Turned over by the Stormers and Aplon kicks long, Ashley-Cooper struggling to clear the ball and the Stormers with a good net gain.
Kick off Bernard Foley starts things off in Sydney - Waratahs lineout in the Stormers half. Early territory for the hosts.
Nice clear night in Sydney - we are ready to get underway.
Team News Stormers lock Eben Etzebeth will make his first start of the Super Rugby season against the Waratahs. Don Armand joins the bench - along with winger Gerhard van den Heever.
Team News Back after an eight-week layoff, Berrick Barnes will take the place of Ben Volavola, with Tom Kingston being replaced by Drew Mitchell for the Waratahs on the bench.
Welcome Good day and welcome to the Allianz Stadium in Sydney for this Super Rugby encounter between our hosts, the Waratahs, and the Stormers. We'll be back shortly with team news.
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What a beautiful place, we had a great time! Gated community and close enough for a 20 minute drive to the beach, very close to Tropicana Field too. Dolphins swam by each morning and night, friendly neighbors and a beautiful deck to relax on. The furnishings were very nice, the kids broke out monopoly right away and had a great time. I was performing at Tropicana Field so it was the perfect spot for us to spend the weekend. Chelsea was great, made us feel very welcome.
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This was just about perfect for us... Very clean, everything you need at your fingertips, relaxing, met some nice people and made some friends. Robert was very accommodating- he met us at the apartment/condo to give us a key and show us around. This was an easy drive from the airport. (TPA). It was a little trickier once we got inside the community, but we managed. We even had a parking spot in the carport. We had a 3 year old with us for part of our stay and it was very nice to have a full kitchen to make meals and snacks for her. The grocery store was nearby and we stocked up on groceries- and cooked most of our meals. There is a nice grill on the patio we used for hot dogs, burgers, & chicken. Also a washer and dryer off of the patio available for use which came in handy for drying beach towels etc. It is a very quiet neighborhood. We enjoyed each night on the patio listening to the pond sounds while sipping an after dinner drink. There are large TV's in the living room and bedroom with cable and the living room TV has a Blue-ray/DVD player as well. We rented a kids movie but unfortunately couldn't figure out how to play it. It was too late at night to call Robert and the 3 year old was leaving the next morning so we didn't bother, and it could've been a faulty DVD we rented, or probably our error. Keeping a 3 year old occupied can be a challenge, but we spent 2 full days at the pool. There's a small sand box near the pool that she enjoyed also. Now, keep in mind with the pool, it's not automatically included, to use it, you should be a Saddlebrook Resort guest, a member, or be a guest of a member. Our neighbor at the apartment/condo befriended us (even gave us a few rides touring in the golf cart which the 3 year old enjoyed) and we were able to access the pool and bar area as his guests without any problems. But you should know it's not really part of the rental unit. Also, you probably wouldn't walk to it, we took the rental car and saw many people using golf carts to get around. The have a pool bar we enjoyed a couple drinks at, and sipped by the pool as well. The pool area is large and beautiful- We also ate at the restaurant called Dempsey's Steak House, pricey, but very good. I cant say enough how thankful I am for the opportunity to have stayed here. It worked out perfect with our nearly last minute plans and we enjoyed our time there. Would certainly recommend it, and would like to stay again sometime.
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By Pope Francis
9/29/2013 (1 year ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
"Woe to the complacent in Zion, to those who feel secure, lying upon beds of ivory!" (Am 6:1,4). They eat, they drink, they sing, they play and they care nothing about other people's troubles.These are harsh words which the prophet Amos speaks, yet they warn us about a danger that all of us face. What is it that this messenger of God denounces; what does he want his contemporaries, and ourselves, to realize? The danger of complacency, comfort, worldliness in our lifestyles and in our hearts, of making our well-being the most important thing in our lives.
By Pope Francis
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
9/29/2013 (1 year ago)
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Keywords: Angelus, complacency, Pope Francis, Year of Faith, Homily, preferential option, holiness, evangelical simplicity
Pope Francis Speaks to Catechists and All Christians: Woe to the Complacent in Zion
VATICAN (Catholic Online) - We offer the vatican Radio translation of the homily of Pope Francis this Sunday morning at a Mass celebrated for the International Day for Catechists:
Pope Francis
1. "Woe to the complacent in Zion, to those who feel secure, lying upon beds of ivory!" (Am 6:1,4). They eat, they drink, they sing, they play and they care nothing about other people's troubles.
These are harsh words which the prophet Amos speaks, yet they warn us about a danger that all of us face. What is it that this messenger of God denounces; what does he want his contemporaries, and ourselves, to realize? The danger of complacency, comfort, worldliness in our lifestyles and in our hearts, of making our well-being the most important thing in our lives.
This was the case of the rich man in the Gospel, who dressed in fine garments and daily indulged in sumptuous banquets; this was what was important for him. And the poor man at his doorstep who had nothing to relieve his hunger? That was none of his business, it didn't concern him. Whenever material things, money, worldliness, become the centre of our lives, they take hold of us, they possess us; we lose our very identity as human beings. The rich man in the Gospel has no name, he is simply "a rich man". Material things, his possessions, are his face; he has nothing else.
Let's try to think: How does something like this happen? How do some people, perhaps ourselves included, end up becoming self-absorbed and finding security in material things which ultimately rob us of our face, our human face?
This is what happens when we no longer remember God. If we don't think about God, everything ends up being about "me" and my own comfort. Life, the world, other people, all of these become unreal, they no longer matter, everything boils down to one thing: having. When we no longer remember God, we too become unreal, we too become empty; like the rich man in the Gospel, we no longer have a face! Those who run after nothing become nothing - as another great prophet Jeremiah, observed (cf. Jer 2:5). We are made in God's image and likeness, not that of material objects, not that of idols!
2. So, as I look out at you, I think: Who are catechists? They are people who keep the memory of God alive; they keep it alive in themselves and they are able to revive it in others. This is something beautiful: to remember God, like the Virgin Mary, who sees God's wondrous works in her life but doesn't think about honour, prestige or wealth; she doesn't become self-absorbed. Instead, after receiving the message of the angel and conceiving the Son of God, what does she do? She sets out, she goes to assist her elderly kinswoman Elizabeth, who was also pregnant. And the first thing she does upon meeting Elizabeth is to recall God's work, God's fidelity, in her own life, in the history of her people, in our history: "My soul magnifies the Lord . For he has looked on the lowliness of his servant . His mercy is from generation to generation" (Lk 1:46, 48, 50).
This canticle of Mary also contains the remembrance of her personal history, God's history with her, her own experience of faith. And this is true too for each one of us and for every Christian: faith contains our own memory of God's history with us, the memory of our encountering God who always takes the first step, who creates, saves and transforms us. Faith is remembrance of his word which warms our heart, and of his saving work which gives life, purifies us, cares for and nourishes us. A catechist is a Christian who puts this remembrance at the service of proclamation, not to be important, not to talk about himself or herself, but to talk about God, about his love and his fidelity.
Saint Paul recommends one thing in particular to his disciple and co-worker Timothy: Remember Jesus Christ, raised from the dead, whom I proclaim and for whom I suffer (cf. 2 Tim 2:8-9). The Apostle can say this because he too remembered Christ, who called him when he was persecuting Christians, who touched him and transformed him by his grace.
The catechist, then, is a Christian who is mindful of God, who is guided by the memory of God in his or her entire life and who is able to awaken that memory in the hearts of others. This is not easy! It engages our entire existence! What is the Catechism itself, if not the memory of God, the memory of his works in history and his drawing near to us in Christ present in his word, in the sacraments, in his Church, in his love? Dear catechists, I ask you: Are we in fact the memory of God? Are we really like sentinels who awaken in others the memory of God which warms the heart?
3. "Woe to the complacent in Zion!". What must we do in order not to be "complacent" - people who find their security in themselves and in material things - but men and woman of the memory of God? In the second reading, Saint Paul, once more writing to Timothy, gives some indications which can also be guideposts for us in our work as catechists: pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance, gentleness (cf. 1 Tim 6:11).
Catechists are men and women of the memory of God if they have a constant, living relationship with him and with their neighbour; if they are men and women of faith who truly trust in God and put their security in him; if they are men and women of charity, love, who see others as brothers and sisters; if they are men and women of "hypomon�", endurance and perseverance, able to face difficulties, trials and failures with serenity and hope in the Lord; if they are gentle, capable of understanding and mercy.
Let us ask the Lord that we may all be men and women who keep the memory of God alive in ourselves, and are able to awaken it in the hearts of others. Amen.
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Rienzi is dedicated to making art available to everyone with a curiosity to learn.
School Tours
School tours of Rienzi encourage students (pre-K through grade 12) to develop a lifelong love of learning through art. Thematic tours connect with established curricula, encouraging students to engage in topics such as European history, world cultures, geography, and language arts. Specially trained gallery educators lead interactive tours, which emphasize close observation of objects and facilitate the development of essential visual and critical-analysis skills.
Rienzi offers free school tours three days a week: at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Tours for upper-school students are typically two hours long and include a presentation, house museum tour, and self-guided tour of the gardens. Early Childhood tours (pre-K through grade 3) are available in a choice of two formats: storytime and scavenger hunt. Tours can be customized to complement classroom curricula. To schedule a school tour, contact Rienzi's education office four weeks in advance. The minimum size for group tours is 10 people; maximum 60 people. One adult chaperone is required for every 10 students.
To reserve your tour, call 713.639.7800 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Or, complete the registration form and e-mail it to email@example.com or fax it to 713.639.7810.
Homeschool family looking for more fun? Visit mfah.org/homeschool for additional information about the Museum's programs and resources for homeschool educators and students.
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As you prepare to visit Rienzi, you can do a few things as a classroom to get ready:
• Visit mfah.org/rienzi to view photos of art objects in the Rienzi Collection and to read about the history of the home and gardens.
• Download the "I Spy" Rienzi Gardens scavenger hunt to discover what you might find outside the home.
• Practice looking at art with these handy tips designed by MFAH staff members.
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At Rienzi homeschool families are invited to learn about the culture of 18th-century Europe by closely examining the objects and art created during the time period. Participate in an interactive tour or scavenger hunt, and visit learning stations for an in-depth look at the science and materials used to make decorative arts. Families are welcome to bring brown-bag lunches and eat in Rienzi's gardens before or after the tour.


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I notice in the ad that it's the last day at the Valencia for "Beau James" and "Rumble on the Docks" and that they both would be playing the next day at the Loew's Triboro in Astoria. So I guess the Triboro was a send-run move-over house, even though it was a pretty opulent place itself. /theaters/1542/
Good idea, Lost Memory ! Now it's a power supply issue !
Ten billion gigawatts into the flux capacitor! Right from the third rail of the Jamaica el ! And right down that center track !
Lost Memory, that's good to know about what Google will find for you.
Thanks, saps.
Their good points ? Yes, two each, I would say.
>>saps, whose chest do you prefer, King Kong's or Jayne Mansfield's ? How about Fay Wray ?
They all have their good points.
"Rodan" was released in the USA in 1957 :
saps, whose chest do you prefer, King Kong's or Jayne Mansfield's ? How about Fay Wray ?
Yes, Lost Memory, you may attend a service at the Tabernacle Of Prayer. Now, how do we get you back in time 30 or more years ?
Some creature running amok, Jayne Mansfield ? How about "Attack Of The Fifty Foot Woman" ? She went looking for Harry inside the Valencia, and damaged the El in so doing !
Admission is free, but donation gladly accepted.
How did you cheat? Did you look it up somewhere?
The answer, for when Warren's link is taken down, is "20 Million Miles to Earth" and "The 27th Day."
and I was almost right — there WAS a Jayne Mansfield picture playing in Jamaica that date, but not with the ad line "Not Since 'King Kong' Has The Screen Seen Anything Like It!" although both pictures had stars with prominent chests.
Interesting, Warren, that it would have been fight FILMS, then, rather than closed-circuit TV coverage of the fight.
Excuse me, "Quatermass And The Pit" was the British title of the 1967 film released as "Five Million Years To Earth" in the USA. The second, 1957 Quatermass film, again with Brian Donlevy in the title role, was titled simply "Quatermass 2".
There was also a TV series titled "Quatermass And The Pit".
Thanks, Warren.
Which two films were Columbia releases ?
You're welcome, Ed. It's million of years, instead of millions of miles. I saw all three Quatermass films at Film Forum in lower Manhattan in August 1987, my first time to one of their summer sci fi film festivals. The line I remember from "Quatermass And The Pit" was Quatermass saying, "Those pipes are full of human pulp !" and seeing some monstrous bell-shaped thing, like The Addams' Family's Cousin Itt, sloshing around in dark liquid goo inside of some huge septic tank.
Rodan was released in 1956, "Vertigo" in 1958.
"Vertigo" would have been awesome at the Valencia !
Yup. Thanks Pete! I now recall each of those films – just a difference of 15 million years! I never saw "Quatermass and the Pit," though I am aware of its existence.
No, Ed, I think you're confusing it with "Five Million Years To Earth", about the Martian spaceship found in the Hobbs End subway station in London, the third Quatermass film, the first two being "The Quatermass Experiment", with Brian Donlevy in the title role and Richard Wordsworth as the hollow-eyed astronaut Victor Carune, who slowly and painfully degenerates into a blob of tentacle-waving goo that must be electrocuted near Westminster Abbey before it reproduces itself and consumes all life on Earth. The American release was titled "The Creeping Unknown". The rarely seen second film was "Quatermass And The Pit".
"20 Million Miles To Earth" was the Harryhausen-Charles H. Schneer film about the giant T-Rex-like Ymir from Venus. The Kraken from the 1981 Harryhausen-Charles H. Schneer film "Clash Of The Titans" was very similar to it.
Never heard of that one either. So what is the first film… "20 Million Miles to Earth?" That's one of the Quartermass films from Britain, isn't it?
Thanks, Lost Memory. I don't think I'd ever heard or read about this film !
"20 Million Miles to Earth" plus "Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers" would have made it a Ray Harryhausen FX double feature.
The first would have to be Jayne Mansfield in "The Girl Can't Help It" (and indeed the screen had never seen anything like [them]) and the second feature has many shocking possibilities but none that I can place in 1957…Streisand as Yentl? Lucy as Mame? Liberace as straight? All mind-boggling, yet none correct.
"Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers" ?
Hmmm. That first tag sounds like logical hyperbole for the original "Godzilla", but I know that movie was released in the U.S. a year earlier. And that line would make too much sense. I'll bet they're a pair of outlandish tags for an AIP horror double-bill! I'm sure if we search the net hard enough, we'll find the films – so spill it quick, Warren! Now my curiosity is piqued!
Thanks for posting that, Bway, I've noticed that myself.
The Tabernacle of Prayer took over the Valencia before the El closed, even if by a few months. I have seen photos of the 168th Street station of the jamaica el on September 11, 1977, the last day of the el service, and the cross for Tabernacle of Prayer was already on the Valencia building.
Veyong, I can't be sure of the exact date. Mabe it was 1960 but I do know it was at the Valencia. The El train was still there. The electric buses were running on Jamacia Ave. I can still see the goldfish in the lobby, the huge Ben-Hur posters and billboards in and outside the theater and I was so impressed with the woodcarvings all over the walls.
Kong911, in 1959 in the New York area "Ben-Hur" (1959 version) was on view only at the Loew's State.


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We're planning to have a house party in mid-February and as a sort of party favor, I'd like to give each guest a small potted herb. We're on the San Francisco peninsula, so the weather is not too cold. If I start the seeds on my enclosed porch now, do I have enough time to get herbs to an acceptable size in six weeks? The porch has double-paned windows, can get warm in the day, and doesn't get colder than the mid-50's at night. Which herb would you recommend? Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Thanks for the responses. I ended up buying the basil seeds that our local organic gardening store had in stock, which was a packet of three different kinds of seeds mixed together. I don't think any of them were Genovese, but anyway, I planted them on Jan 2 (3-4 seeds per pot, no way to tell which seed represented which variety) and warmed them from below until they started to sprout. Of the 40 pots, about 34 germinated and are looking like they'll perhaps make it. I'm putting them out in the daytime (it's unseasonably warm here in the San Francisco Bay Area) and turning a "bright light" that I found on them for a few hours each night. Fingers crossed that I'll have continued success, although perhaps not a plant for every guest.


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Summer at Sandy River
I made an early morning trip to the Sandy River Delta. This late in the summer, with the weather being so hot, most bird song is limited to the hour or so around dawn. This Willow Flycatcher was singing right at sunrise.
fledgling White-crowned Sparrow
The resident pair of Eastern Kingbirds was hanging out on the power lines.
American Goldfinches were common in the grassy areas.
Belted Kingfisher on a side channel of the Sandy River.
The stars of this site are the Lazuli Buntings. This male was keeping a close watch on his lady.
The female Lazuli Bunting was a little more shy.
Sauvie Island
I took my Little Brown Birds class to Sauvie Island. A walk along the length of Rentenaar Road is always good for sparrows.
We found at least four White-throated Sparrows. This species was considered quite rare in Oregon ten years ago, but seem to be increasingly common in winter.
This individual is an example of the "white striped" form of White-throated Sparrow.
One of the more interesting birds of the day was this leucistic Golden-crowned Sparrow. He was a uniform buffy gray with a splash of yellow on the crown.
Red-winged Blackbird
There are still large flocks of Snow Geese on the island.
Little Brown Birds
I took my Little Brown Birds class to Sauvie Island. The sparrow flock along Rentenaar Road is thinning out, but all the expected species are still there. For the third year in a row, the star of the day was a Harris's Sparrow. There is a White-throated and a Golden-crowned Sparrow in the background.
Harris's Sparrow with Golden-crowned Sparrows
A sparrow mix of White-crowned, Golden-crowned, and Song Sparrow, along with a Red-winged Blackbird
Red-winged Blackbird, surrounded by Golden-crowned Sparrows and a White-crowned in the background
One of four White-throated Sparrows that came to our seed slick
Rentenaar Road, Sauvie Island
Rentenaar Road, on Sauvie Island, is one of the better sparrow patches in the Portland area. I found ten species this morning, about typical for this time of year. This boldly patterned White-throated Sparrow was one of the prettier ones.
Golden-crowned Sparrows are the most common sparrows along this stretch of road.
Lincoln's Sparrow, one of my favorites and one of the hardest to photograph
Spotted Towhee with two Golden-crowned Sparrows
The rarest bird of the day was this Harris's Sparrow. This is the third winter in a row that a Harris's (perhaps the same bird) has been wintering at this location.
Harris's Sparrow with Golden-crowns
and finally, the Harris's with a tan-morph White-throated Sparrow in the background. It's nice that this visitor from the Great Plains gets along with everyone.
While certainly not a sparrow, this American Robin was just begging to be photographed, so here you go.
I spent the morning in Scappoose, OR, this morning looking for a Brambling that was seen about a week ago. I didn't have any luck with the Brambling, but it was great fun watching the variety of sparrows that were feeding in the area. Winter brings great flocks of sparrows to the Portland area. I saw the eight species pictured below, all within a few minutes, while sitting at the edge of the trail.
Lincoln's Sparrows are among the most beautiful sparrows in North America, but are also rather shy, so they tend to stay out of range of point-and-shoot photography.
Lincoln's Sparrow, with a Song Sparrow in the background
Fox Sparrows tend to lurk in the thicker cover.
He finally emerged for some millet.
White-crowned Sparrow, first winter
White-throated Sparrow, with a Golden-crowned in the background
Autumn Sparrows
Autumn brings an influx of sparrows to the Willamette Valley. Like many groups of birds, the sparrows aren't that hard to identify, they are just hard to get a good look at.
White-crowned Sparrow, hiding behind a twig
Golden-crowned Sparrow, also hiding behind a twig
I am revving up for my Little Brown Birds class next month, so I spent some time with the sparrow flocks on Sauvie Island (Birding Oregon p.57). A walk down Rentenaar Road revealed five species, three of which sat still long enough to be photographed.
White-crowned Sparrows stand out with their bold head pattern.
Immature White-crowned Sparrows have the same pattern as the adults, but in brown and buff instead of black and white.
Two Golden-crowned Sparrows, immature on the left, adult on the right
This Song Sparrow was feeding right at my feet, but insisted on staying in my shadow, thus messing up the lighting in the photo.
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I liked the narrator- have read all the other HON books in ebook so this was my first audio and I thought she depicted each character well. The book did feel a little short like they stretched out the story by telling other people's POV but it was interesting to hear how others saw the same situation. The HON series is a little cheaper pricewise so the books do seem shorter than say a Stephenie Meyer book which costs more. While the story is focused on a teenager as the heroin, it covers topics that all ages (except really young tweens) can relate to so despite being 39 yrs old I love these books. waiting til next year for the conclusion is awful- will keep busy with Richelle Mead and Spirit Bound from Vampire Academy series and hopefully Lauren Kate with her follow up to Fallen by the Fall of 2010. These are all great books - somewhat in this style of Urban Fantasy - if your looking for something til the next HON.
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Recipe Specifications
Batch Size: 5.00 gal
Boil Size: 6.84 gal
Estimated OG: 1.092 SG
Estimated Color: 25.3 SRM
Estimated IBU: 22.9 IBU
Brewhouse Efficiency: 70.00 %
Boil Time: 90 Minutes
Amount Item Type % or IBU
13.25 lb Pilsner (Weyermann) (1.7 SRM) Grain 77.66 %
1.00 lb Wheat, Flaked (1.6 SRM) Grain 5.86 %
0.50 lb Caramunich I (Weyermann) (51.0 SRM) Grain 2.93 %
0.38 lb Aromatic Malt (Briess) (20.0 SRM) Grain 2.20 %
0.25 lb Special B (Dingemans) (147.5 SRM) Grain 1.47 %
0.19 lb Chocolate Malt, Pale (Crisp) (350.0 SRM) Grain 1.10 %
0.50 oz Galena [13.00 %] (90 min) Hops 19.3 IBU
0.50 oz Hallertauer [4.80 %] (15 min) Hops 3.3 IBU
0.25 oz Hallertauer [4.80 %] (2 min) Hops 0.3 IBU
0.13 tsp Seeds of Paradise (Boil 15.0 min) Misc
0.13 tsp Seeds of Paradise (Boil 2.0 min) Misc
0.50 tsp Orange Peel, Bitter (Boil 5.0 min) Misc
1.00 items Whirlfloc Tablet (Boil 15.0 min) Misc
1.50 lb Candi Sugar, Amber (100.0 SRM) Sugar 8.79 %
1 Pkgs Belgian Strong Ale (Wyeast Labs #1388) Yeast-Ale
Mash Schedule: Single Infusion, Light Body, Batch Sparge
Total Grain Weight: 15.56 lb
Single Infusion, Light Body, Batch Sparge
Step Time Name Description Step Temp
75 min Mash In Add 19.45 qt of water at 160.2 F 149.0 F
place frsh yeast in secondary 3 days prior to bottling
minimum 4 months bottle condition (tertiary)
Minimum 4 months bottle conditioning! However, like posted at beginning try to hold out and bottle condition for 6 months, if not a year!!!! So if you want a high alcohol (but mellow) dark winter brew, make this in december/ january and don't expect to crack the bottles until october/ november.
This tasted awesome after 2+months of bottle conditioning!
Alcohol may be man's worst enemy, but the bible says love your enemy.
Via BLAM:
Chimay Blue - OG 1.077, Alcohol 9%, attenuation 89%, color 40 SRM, 35 IBU.
To paraphrase Dr. England - "Off-flavors smooth with time. So do mountains. Brew it right from the start!"
My blogsite: http://nateobrew.blogspot.com/
my apologies. I understand why everyone tries to be precise in making claims. Hence I edited my title to ".....(like Chimay Blue)
Sorta didn't want to title it as a clone because that would be presumptuous, and wrong. However, it tastes great. If i can actually hold on to this batch for another 6 or 7 months I would like to try this side by side to Chimay.
Forgive my ignorance, but what is BLAM? I looked all over the place and could not find a friggin thing aside from speculation about Chimay's OG/FG, IBU, SRM. And even this speculation varied a lot.
Still, THIS BATCH TASTES GREAT!
Brew Like a Monk by Stan Hieronymus, he got it straight from the horse's mouth, so to speak. You should definitely read it.
Belgian Dark Strong is my favorite beer category. The wonderful thing is that there are so many ways to make them, and you have such an opportunity to make it your own. It's sort of an "anti-category" in that the Trappist Belgians brew to taste, not to style.
The take-away from Brew Like a Monk is that pretty much every recipe the actual Belgians use is: Mostly Pils/Pale, a touch of some cara malt, and various types of sugars. Incredibly simple recipes make incredibly complex beers. That's one reason why the category is so interesting to me.
So I see a lot of "clone" recipe floating around that are totally off from what the "real" beer actually is. I'm sure they're all good beers, and I'm sure your beer was a good beer, but I thought you'd be interested in some info on the real deal.
I wish I got a hold of you 4 months ago. Was looking (and asking) for advice on Chimay. I remember research pointing to BLAM, and figured someone would've posted some particulars regarding it. But everyone posted something a little different- OG/FG, IBU, SRM, malts. I may be doing another batch real soon and will absolutely buy the bok now. Thanks again
I wasn't paying too much attention. Initially, just using beer smith's calculations to get to 9%= gave me FG of1.022 so needed 1.090+ SG to get 9% ABV with 70% efficiency.....finally realized beer smith doesn't figure in ur mash temp which would affect fermentability. So when i mashed low temp (149), i made a more fermentable wort and i guess yeast performed at higher end of attenuation, therefore i went down to a 1.012 (maybe even a little less).
Again, i say this was damn good after 4 months (only 2 in bottle) and has mellowed nicely and hopefully will be fantastic in a another 4months
castle: I think the 40 SRM was a typo in the book, and it was supposed to be EBC. That would put it at 15 SRM, which sounds about right.


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Journal of Neuroinflammation is an open access, peer-reviewed online journal that focuses on innate immunological responses of the nervous system, involving microglia, astrocytes, cytokines, chemokines, and related molecular processes.
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Nuclear factor-κB activation in perihematomal brain tissue correlates with outcome in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage
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Comment on 'Micronized\/ultramicronized palmitoylethanolamide displays superior oral efficacy... R. Kriek, on behalf of JP Russell Science Ltd (30 Chytron Street/Office A32, 1075 Nicosia, Cyprus; E: firstname.lastname@example.com T: +35722257129)Sir,The recently published paper 'Micronized/ultramicronized palmitoylethanolamide displays superior oral efficacy compared to nonmicronized palmitoylethanolamide in a rat model of inflammatory pain' by Impellizzeri D, Bruschetta G, Cordaro M, Crupi R, Siracusa R, Esposito E and Cuzzocrea S contains some strong statements in favor of patented micronized and ultramicronized palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) formulations, based on clear mistakes in assessments and in selective reporting of literature, without reporting a conflict of interest. We will bring forward a number of important flaws and shortcomings of this paper.1. Conflict of interestProfessor Salvatore Cuzzocrea is inventor of patent WO 2013121449 A1:Compositions and methods for the modulation of specific amidases for n-acylethanolamines for use in the therapy of inflammatory diseases, together with senior management of Epitech Group Srl, Dr. Francesco Della Valle, en Dr. Maria Federica Della Valle, the patent holders of a number of patents on micronized and ultramicronized PEA. In the aforementioned patent PEA defines a number of claims, such as: "A further object of the invention is a compound of formula (I) for the use defined above in combination with one or more different compounds of formula (I) or with palmitoylethanolamide, for a combined, separate or sequential administration."It is interesting to note that since the submission date of the patent in 2012 the group of Dr Cuzzocrea suddenly started publishing a sprawl of papers on ultramicronized PEA formulations patented by Epitech Group Srl. In some of these publications data gathered with non-micronized PEA have been misrepresented as if the data were based on ultramicronized PEA. (Kriek 2014). (1) Surprisingly, in all these papers, and in the recent papers published in the Journal of Neuroinflammation, however 'no conflict of interest' was reported by professor Cuzzocrea. (2)2. Selective reporting of literature (selection bias): ignoring of efficacy data with nonmicronized oral PEAIn the paper 'Micronized/ultramicronized palmitoylethanolamide displays superior oral efficacy compared to nonmicronized palmitoylethanolamide in a rat model of inflammatory pain' the authors do not discuss a number of important and relevant articles supporting the oral efficacy of unmicronized PEA in various paradigms and its dose-dependency. It was a research group under the guidance of the Nobel laureate professor Rita Levi-Montalcini who already in 1996 used the same paradigm of inflammatory pain in the rat as used in the article by Cuzzocrea et al. for the analysis of PEA's mechanism of action. They described a clear and significant oral dose-response curve for PEA (at that time explored under the code name of the company LifeGroup Spa LG 2110/1 and under its chemical name: N-(2-Hydroxyethyl) hexadecanamide). (3) The conclusion of the experiments from the group of Levi-Montalcini was clear: These results indicate that orally administered N-(2-hydroxy- ethyl)hexadecanamide is effective in: (a) directly down-modulating mast cell activation in vivo; (b) suppressing pathological consequences initiated by mast cell activation independently of the activating stimuli; (c) exerting an anti-inflammatory action distinguishable from that of classical steroidal and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents. Furthermore, the authors demonstrated that 10 mg PEA/kg taken orally could also reduce mechanical hyperalgesia comparable to indomethacine. Instead of referring to this article while discussing the carrageenan-induced paw edema model, the group of Cuzzocrea at al refers to a different paper, also published in 1996, where PEA was not mentioned.(4) In the same model professor Barbara Costa's group in 2002 also documented efficacy of oral, unmicronized PEA.(5) PEA (1, 3, 5, 10 mg kg−1) was compared to indomethacin (5 mg kg−1). PEA (10 mg kg−1), like indomethacin, reduced COX activity down to the same value as in non-inflamed tissues. Furthermore PEA had a curative effect on inflammation, inhibiting the carrageenan-induced edema in a dose- and time-dependent manner over days. These findings were replicated in other experiments.(6)In a different rat model used by a different research group, the rat forced swimming test for analyzing antidepressant activity, nonmicronized PEA in a dose of 10 mg/kg was far superior to the golden standard fluoxetine in a dose of 20 mg/kg.(7)The biological effects of oral nonmicronized PEA are already known since 1973 and shown in a number of studies.(8-10) In some studies PEA was given orally during a prolonged period of time, with clear therapeutic efficacy in the models used. Never did anyone question the validity of these data or suggested that oral nonmicronized PEA has no biological effect. A discussion of the results from these papers is missing in the paper of Impellizzeri et al. and this clearly demonstrates selective literature reporting.The results of a number of these publications centering around the oral bioactivity of nonmicronized PEA even found its way into authorative textbooks, as well milestone review articles. (12-13)In the light of the remarkably deviant results of Impellizzeri et al., it is remarkable that there is no discussion whatsoever of those positive results. Selective use of literature and data is a technique that is frequently used by companies to give an unrealistically positive picture of products. In this framework, one also wonders why there is so much emphasis in the article on the commercial sources of the different products tested, and why the conflict of interest of professor Cuzzocrea is not reported.3. Unlikely results for purityIn the paper the authors claim to have assessed the purity of various PEA formulations, including PeaPure and PeaVera. JP Russell Science only accepts PEA for its PeaPure and PeaVera after two different, independent laboratories, using state of the art HPLC methods, have provided results for purity of any batch. In the batches used by the authors purity has been documented by these laboratories as 99,8% and 100,1% . It is therefore highly improbable to find purity of 87-88% for PeaPure and PeaVera.4. Abundant clinical proof of efficacy for non-micronized PEA and absence of proof for (ultra-)micronized PEA formulationsLast but not least it is important to note that all double blind, placebo controlled clinical studies of sufficient power supporting PEA's efficacy and safety in over 3000 patients have been conducted with low-tech non-micronized PEA.(14) There is not one such study published for micronized or ultramicronized PEA. Based on the abundant preclinical literature and the available clinical literature one can only draw one conclusion: only non-micronized PEA formulations are sufficiently documented to be effective and safe for the treatment of chronic pains and inflammation in humans.References(1) Kriek R. Marketing messages in pharmacological papers and scientific chapters: the case of palmitoylethanolamide and its formulations. Pharmacol Res. 2014 Jul;85:1-3. doi: 10.1016/j.phrs.2014.04.007. Epub 2014 Apr 24.(2) Keppel Hesselink JM. Marketing messages in pharmacological papers and conflict of interest? Comment J Neuroinflammation (2014-05-16 20:24) http://www.jneuroinflammation.com/content/10/1/91/comments#2095698(3) Mazzari S1, Canella R, Petrelli L, Marcolongo G, Leon A. N-(2-hydroxyethyl)hexadecanamide is orally active in reducing edema formation and inflammatory hyperalgesia by down-modulating mast cell activation. Eur J Pharmacol. 1996 Apr 11;300(3):227-36.(4) Salvemini D, Wang ZQ, Wyatt PS, Bourdon DM, Marino MH, Manning PT, Currie MG: Nitric oxide: a key mediator in the early and late phase of carrageenan-induced rat paw inflammation. Br J Pharmacol 1996, 118:829–838.(5) Costa B, Conti S, Giagnoni G, Colleoni M. Therapeutic effect of the endogenous fatty acid amide, palmitoylethanolamide, in rat acute inflammation: inhibition of nitric oxide and cyclo-oxygenase systems. Br J Pharmacol. 2002 Oct;137(4):413-20.(6) Conti S, Costa B, Colleoni M, Parolaro D, Giagnoni G. Antiinflammatory action of endocannabinoid palmitoylethanolamide and the synthetic cannabinoid nabilone in a model of acute inflammation in the rat. Br J Pharmacol. 2002 Jan;135(1):181-7.(7) Yu HL, Deng XQ, Li YJ, Li YC, Quan ZS, Sun XY. N-palmitoylethanolamide, an endocannabinoid, exhibits antidepressant effects in the forced swim test and the tail suspension test in mice. Pharmacol Rep. 2011;63(3):834-9.(8) Tikal K, Benesová O, Franková S. The effects of centrophenoxine and palmitoylethanolamide on the social behavior of rats malnourished in early postnatal life. Act Nerv Super (Praha). 1973 May;15(2):150-1.(9) Perlík F, Krejcí J, Elis J, Pekárek J, Svejcar J. The effect of N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-palmitamide on delayed hypersensitivity in guinea-pig. Experientia. 1973 May 1;29(1):67-8.(10) Lackovic V, Borecký L, Kresáková J.Effect of impulsin treatment of interferon production and antiviral resistance of mice. Arch Immunol Ther Exp (Warsz). 1977;25(5):655-61.(11) Svec P, Béderová E, Svec F. The effect of long-term administration of N-(2-hydroxyethyl)palmitamide on the chemotherapy of RBA rat leukemia. Neoplasma. 1975;22(6):625-30.(12) Emmanuel S Onaivi, Takayuki Sugiura,Vincenzo Di Marzo Endocannabinoids: The Brain and Body's Marijuana and Beyond: pp 432-433, CRC press, 2006(13) Lambert DM, Vandevoorde S, Jonsson KO, Fowler CJ. The palmitoylethanolamide family: a new class of anti-inflammatory agents? Curr Med Chem. 2002 Mar;9(6):663-74.(14) Keppel Hesselink JM, de Boer T, Witkamp RF. Palmitoylethanolamide: A Natural Body-Own Anti-Inflammatory Agent, Effective and Safe against Influenza and Common Cold. Int J Inflam. 2013;2013:151028. doi: 10.1155/2013/151028. Epub 2013 Aug 27.
Neuroinflammation, glia and palmitoylethanolamide as a glia modulator The important and brilliant review of Cherry and colleagues highlights the various modifications of microglia and the complex functionality related to the various phenotypes.In their introduction they give a short history of the emergence of insight in glia and its functions. Here they mention Nissl as first author to describe glia in 1899, while in general Virchow is regarded to have described glia already in 1856 as nervous glue: 'Nervenkit.'The history of our insights in the functions of glia is extremely interesting. In a the textbook 'Lehrbuch der Histologie' from Szymonowicz (1925) the secretory functions of glia are already highlighted, based on the work of Nageotte and Collin. The history of glia is nicely described in a number of papers, and summarized on https://wiki.brown.edu/confluence/display/BN0193S04/History+of+GliaI miss in their elaborate review all references to palmitoylethanolamide, a natural, endogenous lipid messenger and glia modulator.Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) has been explored since its first description in 1957 and found to be a clinically relevant inhibitor of inflammation and an analgesic compound. It is freely available in Europe as a food supplement in a capsules of 400 mg and thus one could very well state that palmitoylethanolamide is the first glia-modulator fit for prescribing. The more so, as the safety profile of the compound is impressive and no drug-drug interactions have been described.There are many preclinical and clinical trials supporting PEA's efficacy and safety. If we conduct a simple Pubmed search based on 'palmitoylethanolamide [AND] glia' we find 25 papers.It was the great Nobel laureate professor Rita Levi-Montalcini who first discovered PEA's mechanism of action in 1993 related to overactive mast cells. PEA is an endogenous modulator and restores active mast cells into resting phenotypes again.PEA's modulating effects on glia most probably is dependent on its affinity for the PPAR receptors, although PEA is a real pleiotropic molecule, as we discussed in some detail, and I am so bold to add two references of my papers related to these topics.One could even state that 'Proof of Concept' of glia as an important new target for treating chronic pain has been substantiated by the various clinical trials were PEA was tested in a variety of neuropathic pain states, for instance in nerve compression syndromes (sciatic pain, carpal tunnel syndrome), diabetic neuropathic pain, and pain and loss of function after chemotherapy.Neuropathic pain most probably is much more 'Gliopathic pain' than we ever thought. Non-neuronal cells therefore, such as glia and mast cells, need much more attention and the above review is an important milestone to treat the myopic focus on neurons alone.Keppel Hesselink JM. Professor Rita Levi-Montalcini on Nerve Growth Factor, Mast Cells and Palmitoylethanolamide, an Endogenous Anti-Inflammatory and Analgesic Compound. J Pain Relief 2013, 2:1 http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2167-0846.100011Keppel Hesselink JMK, Kopsky DJ, Witkamp RF. Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)-promiscuous anti-inflammatory and analgesic molecule at the interface between nutrition and pharma. Pharma Nutrition (2013),http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/ j.phanu.2013.11.127
Marketing messages in pharmacological papers and conflict of interest? Related to the last remark of Dr Cuzzocrea the following. It is interesting to note that professor Cuzzocrea himself states that he has no conflict of interest, while he is a patent holder together with Epitech, the producer of Pealut (Glialia).Moreover, his esteemed colleague, professor Di Marzo, who is also a patent holder together with Epitech, recently did clearly report his conflict if interest regarding this issue in his paper on PEA. Furthermore, Kriek recently pointed out in a recent paper of Dr Cuzzocrea there also is a clear conflict of interest, related to his presentation of facts around the pharmacology of ultramicronized PEA.And finally, PeaLut is a trademark owned by Epitech Group S.r.l.; in pharmacological papers one does not expect such trade names scattered through the entire paper.ReferencesKriek, R. Marketing messages in pharmacological papers and scientific chapters: The case of palmi- toylethanolamide and its formulations. Letter to the Editor, Pharmacological Research 2014 Available online 24 April 2014: pii: S1043-6618(14)00047-4. doi: 10.1016/j.phrs.2014.04.007.Title of the patent WO 2013121449 A8: "Compositions and methods for the modulation of specific amidases for n-acylethanolamines for use in the therapy of inflammatory diseases." Applicants: Epitech Group S.r. : Francesco Della Valle (IT), Della Valle Maria Federica (IT), Vincenzo Di Marzo (IT) and Salvatore Cuzzocrea (IT).
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painting unfinished flooring?
My sister has turned me on this beautiful painted hardwood flooring for my weaving loft. It is way out of my budget for the space, so I want to explore the possibility of DIY.
You can still see the grain through this paint or stain.
Can bamboo flooring be stained or painted like this? What other wood would be a good choice to try? Would it be best to do it before installation or after?
And would I really save much money doing it myself? The cost of the flooring, not including installation is $12/foot. I'd rather spend $5/foot at most.
If it seems plausible I would try to buy a small sample and do some tests before committing to the entire floor.
I really wish she hadn't shown me this stuff!
Here is a link that might be useful: green painted floor
You can get that look by staining it with an aniline dye, or by using the dye to tint a clear varnish. If you dissolve the dye in alcohol you get a dye that won't raise the grain.
A relatively cheap way of getting this look would be to use birch plywood cut into 4x4 pieces, stain it, screw it down in alternating grain blocks, and give it a few coats of non-yellowing floor varnish.
thanks for the link.
I'm interested in the plywood idea. Do you mean 4 by 4 inch or foot? The room is only 8 feet wide, I wonder how 4 by 8 foot sheets laid side to side would look?
How would you hide the screws, or at least make them so they don't work up and snag bare feet?
What's on the floor now? Also, if you used alcohol based analine dye, you would have to spray it on. Otherwise, it dries so fast, you would get streaks and overlap. Your idea about unfinished bamboo is a good one. You can get free samples sent to you by flooring dealers on the web. If you want to know if you can do it yourself, a good investment would be a book on how to lay hardwood floors. You can get them at a home center or order one on the web. Waterbased analine dye, applied with a spray bottle then wiped with a rag would be your best bet. Dye before installing. Plywood would not make good flooring.