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Holiday Inn Express Lancaster
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Holiday Inn Express Lancaster
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Property Location
Located in Lancaster, Holiday Inn Express Lancaster is convenient to Antelope Valley Hospital and Milestones of Flight Air Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Lancaster City Park and Big 8 Softball Complex.
Make yourself at home in one of the 73 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
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- Year Built 2004
- Roll-in shower
- Free WiFi
- Television in common areas
- Express check-out
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Multilingual staff
- Laundry facilities
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Spa tub
- Elevator/lift
- In-room accessibility
- Free self parking
- Total number of rooms - 73
- Outdoor pool
- Designated smoking areas
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- 24-hour business center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Accessible bathroom
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
Room Facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Pay movies
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Hair dryer
- Free local calls
- Shower/tub combination
- Flat-panel TV
- Sofa bed
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free toiletries
- Coffee/tea maker
- Satellite TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free newspaper
- Sofa bed size twin
- Iron/ironing board
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
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Spruce Up Your Events With Leaping Castles
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The latest iMac comes with some trade offs, but remains one of the best all-round desktop computers on the market
The latest iMac comes with some trade offs, but remains one of the best all-round desktop computers on the market
Following the release of Snow Leopard, we take a closer look at Apple Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Server
Snow Leopard's Finder and Windows 7's Explorer have strikingly similar interfaces, with quick-search fields in the upper-right corner, path bars (OS X's is optional and can be switched on in the View menu), and sidebars that provide easy access to various common locations on your computer.
A "MacOS" reference appears on Apple's Environment page, hinting at alignment with iOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
As more applications are likely to use touchscreens, Apple may need to develop products that merge features like touch with advanced computing capabilities.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and one of his top lieutenants today outlined the next iterations of the company's critical iOS and the less-important OS X before enthusiastic developers.
With the PC version of SimCity having cleared its first month anniversary since launch, EA has announced a June 12 release for the Mac version of the game.
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'Tis the season when a large portion of the world is waiting in anxious anticipation for the birth of a very special baby. While you're probably thinking we're talking about the Baby Jesus, sadly we're not. It's the in utero "Royal Baby" of Prince William and Kate Middleton that seems to have the world in an inexplicable frenzy. We just don't get the gluttonous fascination or the gross intrusion of their privacy… frankly it all has us a little nauseated. So, we're thankful to have found Royal Morning Sickness Sick Bags, the tongue-in-cheek creation of Woman You Should Know Lydia Leith.
The London based, 27 year old, British graphic artist, designed the Royal Morning Sickness Sick Bags as a creative way to share her lighthearted commentary on the public's maddening obsession with all-things-royal. In this case, Kate's pregnancy as the latest object of global fixation.
According to the Washington Post, "Thanks to the proliferation of social media platforms, Prince William's and the Duchess of Cambridge's first child will be the most tweeted-about, blogged-about and photographed royal baby in history."
If the super-sized portions of unnecessary, gestational information and "baby bump watch" alerts the world has been force fed in just the past week (Kate's pregnancy was announced December 3rd) is any indication of what is to come over the next 6 months and beyond, we believe this Washington Post stat to already be true. But, having barely recovered from the play-by-play media coverage of Will and Kate's 2011 Royal Wedding, we're not sure how much Royal Baby talk we can take before we hurl from over consumption of "news", to use the term lightly. With that in mind, Lydia's Royal Morning Sickness Sick Bags may just come in handy.
As shown above, there is a pink and a blue version of the Royal Morning Sickness Sick Bags (copyright 2012), which are screen printed in the UK and hand signed by Lydia herself. The cost is £3.00 or roughly $5.00 each.
Themed, decorative sick bags have become a signature part of Lydia's body of work. In fact, it was her Royal Wedding Sick Bags from 2011 that kicked-off the whole craze. She designed them to capitalize on people's collective exhaustion of Royal Wedding mania and they took off. According to Time.com, "…the tchotchke became one of the most popular swag pieces related to Prince William and Kate Middleton's nuptials." Her sick bag collection has since expanded to include other nausea inducing events, themes and topics.
Lydia was recently commissioned by the site www.littleparis.co.uk to design sick bags surrounding the French elections. A U.S. version of election sick bags would have been a useful accessory this past November… for both parties.
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Cambridgeshire's picturesque university town, Cambridge, is the county's biggest draw, attracting millions of visitors every year. This captivating town often overshadows the other wonderful destinations found in this attractive county. Once a wild marshland, Cambridgeshire is now home to seemingly endless agricultural fields. Explore grand traditional homes, stroll down beguiling cobbled streets and discover the county's exceptional nature reserves.
With its academic atmosphere, perfectly landscaped lawns and its mix of medieval and early modern architecture, Cambridge is rightfully the foremost attraction in the county. Go for a walk along The Backs, a stretch of the River Cam that winds past some of the town's most striking college buildings. Most of the colleges can be visited and some feature exhibitions that are open to the public. Walk in the footsteps of the university's legendary scholars like physicist Stephen Hawking, naturalist Charles Darwin and writer Virginia Woolf.
Be sure to visit Ely, a pretty market town that makes for a pleasant daytrip from Cambridge. This otherwise sleepy town is famous for Ely Cathedral, a grand medieval building defined by a unique Gothic octagon. After admiring this spectacular cathedral, take a look inside the adjoining Stained Glass Museum or enjoy a walk along the town's lovely riverside path.
Don't miss the well-preserved Georgian architecture found in Wisbech. See the original manuscript of Charles Dickens' classic Great Expectations at Wisbech & Fenland Museum, or sample award-winning beers at the traditional Elgoods Brewery.
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Jockey Rafael Bejarano, who ranks among the top riders by earnings this year, will miss at least six weeks of competition as a result of a fractured ankle suffered in a gate accident prior to Monday's fifth race at Saratoga.The fracture was detected Tuesday morning when an MRI was conducted to determine the extent of the injury to his right ankle."They put him in a cast, which he'll wear four to six weeks," said Bejarano's agent, Jose Ferrer. "Then they'll probably put a different one on for ten to fourteen days." Bejarano was injured when his mount, the Ed Kenneally-trained filly Sadler's Charm, reared and flipped in the gate. "She was restless, so the assistant starter took hold of her and everything was okay," Bejarano said. "She was quieting down a little, but in the back, somebody pulled on her tail. She got very nervous; she just reared up and flipped over."Assistant starters removed the horse and rider from the gate, and Bejarano was transported via ambulance to nearby Saratoga Hospital."This is such a good kid, such a talented rider," said racetrack chaplain Humberto Chavez. "His first question when we got to the hospital was 'What happened to my horse? Is she okay?'""We're going to take every action necessary to get him back one hundred percent," the jockey's agent said.
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This is the Peter Hurd mural in the lobby of the former Prudential Insurance building on Holcombe. M.D. Anderson, which bought the building in 1974, wants to demolish it because it's in terrible condition. The mural will be destroyed if it can't be removed, and thereby hangs our tale. Huge removal cost estimates scared potential new owners away for a long time, but no more. Ann Hale of the Hurd Museum in New Mexico says national publicity about this is attracting people and groups willing to pay for removing the mural and storing it until a new home can be found. Hale now believes this story will have a happy ending.
"I really do. We have had a lot of calls from people who are just concerned citizens. We've had a lot of people who are really wanting it, but then the overall financial end of it is maybe a little daunting. But, we are working with some major foundations and major clients who have the means to save it."
Hale says once the mural is removed and stored, the job of finding a permanent home for it will get a lot easier.
"I think it will get much easier. At that point I think there are going to be any number of people who want it."
M.D. Anderson hopes the mural can be out by the end of this year, so the old building can be demolished sometime next year. Hale says that can be done, and now she's sure it will be done.
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We called a couple hours before arriving and described our RV. She was very helpful and said site 42 would be available for us. It took longer than anticipated to arrive but she remembered the conversation and had site posted as reserved. We stayed and did laundry which was very convenient. The site was level, clean and very private. Very nice! Only downside was sewer drain was higher than RV hookup. Doesn't work so well "going uphill". It wasn't a deal breaker as we had just emptied our black water. - Student Camper
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Salt Lake City – Signature Books is pleased to announce the addition of Devery S. Anderson to our editorial staff. His responsibility will be working with e-books—converting print-media publications into electronic formats such as the Kindle reader. He will thereby help usher Signature Books more smoothly into the twenty-first century.
Devery grew up in the lumber town of Longview, Washington, where he spent his summers working with his father at the Reynolds Metals reduction plant, producing aluminum from iron ore. He served an LDS mission to London, England. Later he helped form a successful study group of like-minded folks from the Northwest who were interested in Mormon themes.
In 1994 he moved to Salt Lake City where he majored in history at the University of Utah. As part of a class taught by Professor Davis Bitton, Devery accepted an assignment to research and chronicle the ups and downs of an independent LDS quarterly, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Word soon got out about this research, and Devery was asked by then Dialogue's managing editor, Gary James Bergera, to publish his findings in the journal itself. To date, Devery's ongoing study has comprised four installments, the first of which received a Best Article Award from the Dialogue Foundation in 1999.
Bergera and Anderson later collaborated on a series of award-winning documentaries on the origins of LDS temple worship. The first two volumes, Joseph Smith's Quorum of the Anointed, 1842-1845 and The Nauvoo Endowment Companies, 1845-1846, together won the Mormon History Association's 2006 Best Documentary Book Award. The third volume, The Development of LDS Temple Worship, 1846–2000, was released this past spring and is already receiving critical praise.
Since graduating from the University of Utah, Devery has worked for rare-book dealer Curt Bench of Benchmark Books in Salt Lake City and as a researcher with the Smith-Pettit Foundation which fosters historical research, also located in Salt Lake City. Along the way, Devery has collected an enviable personal library of non-fiction. Unlike many people with impressive arrays of books, he has read most of his prized possessions.
He says he enjoys traveling, writing, and exploring the outdoors. He has particularly enjoyed traveling across the United States to lecture to groups in the Deep South and elsewhere, being invited to speak about Emmett Till, the black youth who was murdered in 1955 for flirting with a white woman. Devery has nearly completed his broadly researched manuscript on Till, is in consultation with a New York agent, and is hoping to see it published soon.
He has also published on various historical topics in the Journal of Mormon History, the Southern Quarterly, and elsewhere, and is now also working on a biography of early LDS Apostle Willard Richards.
Devery is the father of three children: a daughter who lives with her husband in China and two teenage sons. A year ago he took his sons to London to see his old mission grounds and to Paris where they wondered why there were so many young men in spandex riding past on bicycles, not knowing it was the Tour de France. He says he thinks he'll be more at home and better aware of his surroundings in his office at Signature Books.
"Devery is going to be a great asset to us," says publisher George D. Smith. "He's a thorough researcher and a talented writer. We've enjoyed working with him in the past and look forward to this closer relationship."


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NCAA taking flexible approach to tourney games
The NCAA tournament selection committee will have more flexibility next year.
One change announced Thursday eliminates the prohibition of placing more than two teams from the same conference into a regional bracket unless nine or more teams from that conference were chosen. The new policy allows teams that met once during the season to play as early as the third round. Teams that play twice during the season could not meet until the regional semifinals, and teams that played three times cannot meet until the regional final.
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Celebrate Spring At Canada's Most Beautiful Public Gardens
With the last of the snowfall behind us (hopefully) Canada's gardens are starting to see signs of life. Residents in Victoria and Vancouver have been enjoying cherry blossoms for weeks, but the rest of us have waited through a long winter for the first blooms of spring.
Now that the blossoms are here, there's no better place to enjoy them than in Canada's stunning public gardens. With so many to choose from it was hard for us to narrow down our favourites, but we've tried our best. From coast to coast, all are stunning in their own right.
British Columbia
VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver
Strolling past the Rhododendrons, VanDusen Botanical Garden. Flickr photo by Marcin Chady
The garden has 22 hectares of elegant landscapes with plants from ecosystems as far-ranging as the Himalayas and the Mediterranean. In the spring, this garden is filled with rhododendrons, magnolias and camellias. Don't miss the striking Himalayan blue poppies that bloom in May.
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The colours of Butchard Gardens. Flickr photo by TravelingOtter
This stunning garden features thousands of spring bulbs and flowering trees. Every spring, more than 50 species of plants begin to bloom. Walk below the yellow buds of the laburnum trees and take time to see the numerous striking colours of the azaleas, wisteria, trilliums and blue poppies.
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Other notable B.C. gardens
Milner Gardens and Woodland, Qualicum Beach
Stanley Park, Vancouver
Nitobe Memorial Garden, Vancouver
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden, Lethbridge
The crabapples in bloom at Nikka Yuko. Photo courtesy of nikkayuko.com
Nikka Yuko traces its roots to Japanese-Canadians that were forcibly transported from British Columbia to this area during World War II. Created as part of Canada's 1967 centennial, it remains one of the most meticulously maintained Japanese gardens in the country. Look for flowering lilacs, crabapples and dogwoods.
Other notable Alberta gardens
Muttart Conservatory, Edmonton
Patterson Garden Arboretum, Saskatoon
Trees in bloom at the Paterson Garden Arboretum. Photo courtesy of The University of Saskatchewan
The Patterson Garden Arboretum located near the University of Saskatchewan campus is open to the public free of charge year-round. Species from northern regions around the world are on display, including lilacs, crabapples and flowering vines.
Other notable Saskatchewan gardens
Regina Floral Conservatory, Regina
The tulips below the Leo Mol statue, Assiniboine Park. Photo courtesy of assiniboinepark.ca
Assiniboine Park's 450 hectares include numerous flowering gardens, a conservatory and a forest. See thousands of tulips blooming in the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden or stroll beneath the cherry blossoms in the English Gardens.
Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens, Niagara Falls
Tulips line the entrance of the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens. Photo courtesy of niagaraparks.com
This 40-hectare garden fills with rhododendrons, azaleas, tulips and Japanese cherries. This region, near the Niagara River, is also known as the daffodil capital of North America. Niagara Parks plant over 30,000 daffodils every year -- more than in any other park in the continent.
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Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington
Spring at the Royal Botanical Gardens. Flickr photo courtesy of RichardBH
One of the premiere gardens in the country, the grounds are home to more than 1,100 species of plants. The gardens also feature rock gardens, an arboretum, perennial gardens and various nature trails, each with differing landscape designs. Every spring, the garden comes to life with flowering lilacs, cherry trees, maluses, magnolias and irises.
Other notable Ontario gardens
High Park, Toronto
Edwards Gardens, Toronto
Montreal Botanical Gardens, Montreal
The Chinese gardens at the Montreal Botanical Gardens. Flickr photo by Shane McDonald
This is one of the biggest botanical gardens in the world, with more than 22,000 species and cultivars, 10 exhibition greenhouses and more than 30 thematic gardens. Spring brings a kaleidoscope of colours to the gardens. See the delicate alpine plants, cherry and crabapple blossoms, hyacinths, irises, tulips and peonies as they bloom back to life.
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Reford Gardens in bloom. Flickr photo by Tristan Smith
This garden was created between 1926 and 1958 by a local avid gardener named Elsie Reford. It is home to more than 3,000 varieties of native and exotic plants. The grounds are open at the end of May until the end of September.
Other notable Quebec gardens
Les Jardins de Quatre-Vents, La Malbaie
Mount Royal Park, Montreal
Newfoundland and Labrador
Memorial University of Newfoundland Botanical Garden, St. John's
The famous rhododendrons at the Memorial University of Newfoundland Botanical Garden. Photo courtesy of destinationstjohns.com
Founded in 1971, this botanical garden includes almost 45 hectares of property comprised of rock gardens, peat gardens, a heritage garden, a Koi pond, an alpine house and numerous nature trails. While there are numerous species of plants, the garden is most famous for its more than 200 varieties of rhododendrons.
New Brunswick
The Dutch windmill at Kingsbrae Gardens. Photo courtesy of kingsbraegarden.com
Kingsbrae is home to more than 50,000 different types of perennials. There are numerous gardens, including one designed for the visually impaired, with plants featuring interesting smells or textures. In the spring, you can walk through the collections of anemones, daffodils and azaleas or sit beneath the flowering crabapples and magnolias that dot the grounds. This garden also has a small children's farm and a genuine Dutch windmill (1:3 to scale).
Other notable New Brunswick gardens
New Brunswick Botanical Garden, Edmunstun
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Annapolis Royal
The manicured flower beds at the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens. Flickr photo by InAweofGod'sCreation
Voted the 2015 Canadian Garden of the Year by the Canadian Garden Council, the gardens are located in the historic area known as the first permanent European settlement in North America, and they help to tell the history of the local area. There are various themed sections, including a Victorian garden and a 17th century orchard. The magnolias fill the park with a sweet aroma in early May, while the azaleas transform the green walking trails with bursts of their bright pinks, reds and purples.
Other notable Nova Scotia gardens
Halifax Public Gardens, Halifax
The surprising colours of the show gardens at Yukon Gardens. Photo courtesy of yukongardens.com
Yukon Gardens is home to Canada's only northern show garden, featuring native and domestic trees, shrubs and a large display of perennials, including thousands of hardy Yukon plants.
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Worth a visit because: It has the largest collection of species orchids under glass in the United States. Description: The Atlanta Botanical Garden's large and diverse collection of orchids includes specimens from Asia, Australia, Central America, Mexico, Ecuador and Madagascar. The plants are displayed in landscaped areas and seasonal displays in three main growing spaces in the 16,000-square-foot Fuqua Orchid Center: The Orchid Atrium, a space for events and changing seasonal displays; the Display House, which bursts with the color of tropical species; and a Tropical High Elevation House, where mist shrouds cloud forest orchids. The garden makes its extensive library available to researchers by appointment and is a leader in orchid conservation efforts, especially with the propagation and re-establishment of the cigar orchid (Cyrtopodium punctatum) in Florida and the monkey face orchid (Platanthera integrilabia) in Georgia. Best time to visit: February-April, when the annual Orchid Daze exhibition showcases thousands of orchids in bloom. This late-winter, early-spring time frame also overlaps the March-April Atlanta Blooms festival when several hundreds of thousands of daffodils, tulips and other spring bulbs are in flower. While there, be sure to see: Canopy Walk, a 300-foot-long elevated walkway 45 feet high through the canopies of some of Atlanta's oldest hardwoods. Website: Atlanta Botanical Garden
Worth a visit because: It has been called the most romantic, imaginative and exciting public garden in America. Description: While technically a public pleasure garden rather than a botanical garden, Chanticleer made our list not only because of the great diversity of the 5,000-plus plants in the 35 acres of various garden styles, designs and combinations, but also because the staff takes its educational responsibilities seriously. Visitors are encouraged to ask the gardeners questions, study the garden designs and borrow ideas to use in their own gardens. One of the most popular Chanticleer gardens is the Asian Woodland Garden, which originally was a tangled area of poison ivy and honeysuckle. It was cleared and replanted with plants such as gingers, primulas and Jack-in-the-pulpits native to Korea, Japan and China, but the design style is of a shady American woodland garden. While there, be sure to see: The new Bell's Woodland Garden that celebrates plants of the eastern North American forest. This garden opened in April 2012 and is still being planted. The main path wanders through azaleas, foam flowers, ferns and other woodland plants. Best time to visit: Spring. (The garden is closed November through March.) Website: Chanticleer
Worth a visit because: This internationally acclaimed garden is a premier example of the art of rock gardening. Description: There are more than 500 tons of rock and 2,300 species of plants in the garden. The rock placements provide habitats similar to more than a dozen different environments based on slope, soil type, moisture and exposure and serve as a testing ground for many uncommon Southwestern plants. The Alpine plant collection recently achieved national status and is now part of the North American Plant Collections Consortium. Succulent collections can be seen in the Dryland Mesa and include cacti, yucca and other xeric plants. The garden does not get any supplemental watering except during severe drought. Another garden showcasing xeric plants with limited watering is the WaterSmart Garden. Best time to visit: The peak flowering time is between May and October, but there is something of interest at Denver Botanic Gardens during every season. While there, be sure to see: The newest addition -- The Bill Hosokawa Bonsai Pavilion and Tea Garden. The Mordecai Children's Garden, the Boettcher Tropical Conservatory, Marnie's Pavilion and the Orangery are also popular with visitors. Website: Denver Botanic Gardens
Worth a visit because: It features the nation's largest collection of arid-adapted plants that focus on the Sonoran Desert. Description: The Desert Botanical Garden collection of more than 4,000 species and approximately 17,000 individual plants includes giant cacti, century plants and many other rare and unusual plants from the Sonoran Desert, which covers large parts of the Southwestern United States in Arizona and California and Northwest Mexico. In 2010, the garden's living collections of plants in the cactus and agave families were designated as National Collections of these plants by the North American Plant Collections Consortium of the American Public Gardens Association. The displays also feature plants native to other arid regions around the world. Best time to visit: March-May when the desert wildflowers, most cacti and other plants in the displays are in bloom. While there, be sure to see: The Plants and People of the Sonoran Desert Trail to learn how native peoples thrived in the desert, and the Center for Desert Living Trail to explore sustainable living in the herb and edible gardens. Website: Desert Botanical Garden
Worth a visit because: Of its world-class palm collection showcased in a historic landscape setting. Description: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden can be enjoyed in several ways. For the casual gardener, there is the aesthetic beauty of taxonomically arranged and well-documented tropical plants -- especially palms, cycads, flowering trees and shrubs, vines and fruit trees -- showcased in a classic landscape design by William Lyman Phillips. Many visitors find the experience unforgettable. For the more serious plant enthusiast, these documented botanical specimens, which have been collected or cultivated since 1938, are a resource of world significance for science and education. Best time to visit: Something's always blooming at Fairchild. Whether it's flowering trees, flowering vines, orchids or exotic plants, it's always a good time to visit this tropical paradise. While there, be sure to see: The two-acre Richard H. Simmons tropical rain forest and the Lisa D. Anness Butterfly Garden. Website: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Worth a visit because: Of the bold forms and unusual color combinations of subtropical and tropical plants from around the world. Description: The garden's creator, Polish opera singer Madame Ganna Walska, turned plant collection into an art form. Experimenting freely with shape, color and design, she displayed her treasures in a series of gardens that draw the visitor from one surprise to another. The 37-acre botanical wonder she created contains additional gardens that feature ferns, aloes, succulents, lotuses, water lilies and bromeliads. Theme gardens include the blue garden, theatre garden, butterfly garden and a Japanese garden. Other classic features of Lotusland are the water stairs, the topiary garden, a horticultural clock, the Neptune fountain, a parterre and hedge allées. The garden also has an educational component, the Fourth Grade Outreach Program, which serves every fourth grader in south Santa Barbara County. Lectures and workshops are offered throughout the year. Best time to visit: The garden is wonderful all year long, but if you have a favorite plant group be aware before scheduling a trip that the namesake lotuses bloom in summer and the aloes flower in winter (aloes pictured above). The cacti bloom throughout the year. Lotusland offers docent-guided tours only. They are at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday between Feb. 15 and Nov. 15. Advance reservations are required. While there, be sure to see: Hmmmmmm. Even the docents have a hard time choosing. Many people love the Japanese garden, the cactus garden is spectacular, and the water garden is lovely, particularly in the summer. Website: Ganna Walska Lotusland
Worth a visit because: The gardens are considered to be one of the world's great horticultural displays. Description: The grounds encompass 1,077 acres of gardens, woodlands, meadows, fountains and a 4.5-acre conservatory -- the largest conservatory in the United States. Longwood is open every day of the year -- including all holidays! -- and is known for its extraordinary seasonal displays that offer a memorable experience for each visit regardless of the time of year. Longwood is also a leader in plant exploration, research and environmental stewardship, including the recent installation of a 10-acre solar field. Best time to visit: Spring and summer are glorious times to visit because that's when the 20 outdoor gardens and 20 indoor gardens are in their full splendor. That's also the time when Longwood's fountains (the gardens have more fountains than any garden in the United States) jet to life. Interestingly, the garden's busiest time is the Thanksgiving-to-mid-January holiday season when A Longwood Christmas display delights seasonal guests. While there, be sure to see: The Orchid Room in the Conservatory. Longwood's founder, Pierre S. du Pont and his wife, Alice, were founding members of the American Orchid Society, and Longwood boasts an orchid collection of more than 9,000 plants. While there, take a side trip to: As many of the more than 30 other public gardens in the region that have given the Philadelphia area the title of "Garden Capital of the U.S." Websites: -- Longwood Gardens -- Complete list and description of gardens in the region
Worth a visit because: It is generally considered to be America's premier urban garden. Description: The New York Botanical Garden's living collections are an unforgettable departure from the everyday garden experience because they represent a "museum" of the plant kingdom. Plants in the collections are arranged in 50 gardens and landscapes across the garden's National Historic Landmark site in the Bronx. The highlights include the Haupt Conservatory, a Victorian-era style "crystal-palace" greenhouse; the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden; a rock garden; a 37-acre conifer collection; and extensive research facilities including a propagation center, a 550,000-volume library and an herbarium of more than 7 million botanical specimens dating back more than three centuries. Best time to visit: The garden is open year-round. Its special exhibitions, seasonal programs and engaging activities, both indoors and out, inspire visitors of every age and interest and offer plenty for them to see and do in every season. While there, be sure to see: The 50 acres of old-growth forest that are at the heart of the garden. This is the largest remnant of the original forest which covered all of New York City before the arrival of European settlers in the 17th century. Website: New York Botanical Garden
Worth a visit because: Of the diversity of the magnificent and colorful flora of South Africa and the birds the flora attracts. Description: The Witpoortjie Falls are the centerpiece and backdrop to the Botanical Garden, which is located in one of the most biologically diverse areas of the world. The gardens include a succulent rockery garden, cycad garden, water garden, fern trail, arboretum, Geological Garden, People's Plant Garden, Birds and Butterfly Garden, Dell section, Waterwise garden, Children Garden, wild flower area, visitors' information center, restaurant and function venue. Best time to visit: It may depend on what season you like best. The garden is in flower in every season. The garden is at its best, though, during late spring and summer when most of the flowering shrubs come into bloom. In spring (September-November in the Southern Hemisphere) the red tubular flowers of the common coral trees (Erythrina lysistemon) attract numerous nectar-feeding birds, migrant swallows and cuckoos return, and the shade-loving bush lily (Clivia miniata) produces large heads of striking orange flowers. In summer (December-February) the unusual brick-red flowers of Pride-of-De-Kaap (Bauhinia galpinii), the mauve blue flowers of the wild phlox (Jamesbrittenia grandiflora and Dissotis sp.), and river lilies such as the scarlet red flowers of Hesperantha coccinea are a delight for weeks. While there, be sure to see: The waterfall with black eagles nesting on the cliffs beside it. Website: Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden
Worth a visit because: The plant collection features the National Orchid Garden. Description: The National Orchid Garden is located on several acres on a hillside and contains more than 1,000 orchid species and 2,000 hybrids. There are several attractions that compose the collection. They include an orchidarium where orchids found in nature are displayed in a tropical setting, a mist house that includes fragrant orchids, and a cool house that features orchids from tropical highlands and simulates the conditions of cool highland forests. Other gardens include a tract of primary tropical rain forest that is older than the gardens, a ginger garden, a botany center and a children's garden. The Singapore Botanic Gardens is the only botanic garden in the world that is open from 5 a.m. to midnight every day of the year. Best time to visit: The garden is a year-round treasure trove of plants and blooms. While there, be sure to see: The tropical palm collection, which contains more than 115 genera and 220 species. While there, take time to see: Gardens by the Bay, a new horticultural and leisure attraction. It is one of the significant projects which represent Singapore's transformation from a "Garden City" to a 21st-century "City in a Garden," where greenery and flora are appreciated as a part of everyday urban life. The project features three waterfront gardens and is opening in stages. Bay South Garden, the largest, opened in June 2012. If you go, be sure to see the two massive, domed climatrons -- one for intermediate plants, the other for those that grow in a cloud forest. Websites: -- Singapore Botanic Gardens -- Gardens by the Bay
Worth a visit because: It is an internationally acclaimed floral show garden with a "Wow!" factor. Description: The gardens got their start 108 years ago when Jennie Butchart decided to turn an abandoned limestone quarry that her husband, Robert, had mined for his cement business into a Sunken Garden. Little by little, other gardens blossomed and were designed to reflect the Bucharts' travels. These gardens now include the Japanese Garden, the Italian Garden and the Mediterranean Garden. With the area's temperate climate, plants are in flower for much of the year. The gracious and elegant traditional setting of the displays adds to the charm of the gardens and the visitor experience. Summer brings fireworks shows, entertainment and night lighting. The gardens are also recognized for their Magic of Christmas displays. Best time to visit: July-August. While there, take a side trip to: VanDusen Botanical Garden. The mild Vancouver climate is conducive to an outstanding plant collection that includes 255,000 plants representing 7,300 plant families. The plants are grouped in garden areas to illustrate botanical relationships such as the Rhododendron Walk, or geographical origins, as in the Sino Himalayan Garden. Websites: -- Butchart Gardens -- VanDusen Botanical Garden
Worth a visit because: Of the incredible collection of well-documented woody plants from all over the world displayed in a beautifully maintained English park style setting. Description: The Arboretum Wespelaar is known for its specialized collection of about 2,000 different species and cultivated varieties of trees and shrubs from known wild origin. The collection is extremely varied and includes woody species, giants and prostrate dwarfs, those that are common and others that are rare, some that are beautiful and some that are less glorious. Perhaps, most importantly, many that are threatened in the wild and can live in the temperate Belgian climate have found a home at the arboretum. Acer, Magnolia, Rhododendron and Stewartia are particularly well represented. Other genera in the arboretum include Betula, Carpinus, Euonymus, Ilex, Tilia, Quercus, Styrax and Viburnum. Best time to visit: The gardens are of visual and botanic interest in all seasons. Website: Arboretum Wespelaar
Worth a visit because: The gardens contain the world's largest collection of living plants. Description: Founded in 1759, and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003, Kew Gardens in London and its country estate, Wakehurst Place, hold more than 1 in 8 of every known plant species. There are more than 30,000 plants in the living collections and the herbarium is one of the largest in the world. Plant collections include carnivorous plants, cacti, arboreta, British natives, ferns, palms, grasses and economic plants. Best time to visit: Kew is a great place to visit at any time of year because the changing displays offer horticultural highlights during every season. While there be sure to see: The huge palm house, which dates to 1844 and is considered the most important surviving Victorian iron and glass structure in the world. The Victorian glass Temperate House, which opened in 1863, is even larger than the Palm House. It features a huge collection of semi-hardy and temperate plants. While there, take a side trip to Scotland to see: The Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh (RBGE) and the Glasgow Botanic Gardens in Glasgow. RBGE is the second oldest botanic garden in Britain after Oxford. It was founded in 1670 as physic garden to explore the relationship between plants and medicine. It boasts the world's largest living collection of Chinese plants (such as rhododendrons) outside of China and also features a world-famous rock garden. The Victorian Palm House -- the tallest of its kind in Britain -- is the entrance to a glasshouse range taking visitors through 10 climatic zones. In Glasgow, be sure to see the Kibble Palace, a huge Victorian glasshouse. These glasshouses and the ones above at Kew are among the few left in Britain from the Victorian era of plant exploration. Websites: -- Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew -- RBGE -- Glasgow Botanic Gardens
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Texas: Locked and Loaded
The Texas Legislature took aim this session at expanding Second Amendment rights by passing "campus carry" and "open carry" bills, which have sparked controversy both in the workplace and at public colleges and universities. The bills were signed into law today by Gov. Abbott, and have raised questions for employers and higher educational institutions. The new laws will not go into effect immediately, allowing time to get up to speed and get into compliance with the new laws.
The open-carry bill will have the greatest impact on employers, as it will affect almost all private employers in the state. Surprisingly, Texas, known to be a strong advocate of Second Amendment rights, is not a pioneer in this area. In fact, it follows 44 other states in passing some form of open-carry legislation. If signed, the new legislation will take effect on January 1, 2016, so employers should begin to prepare immediately.
What Will Change When Open Carry Becomes Law?
The state legislature passed a law in September 2011 granting most employees with a concealed handgun license (CHL) the right to store firearms in the parking lot of their employer, as long as they are concealed in locked, privately owned vehicles.
The new open-carry bill expands on this by permitting employees with a CHL to have their firearms in plain sight in their vehicles in the workplace parking lot. Companies managing employees who work in high-risk environments, including schools and certain areas of oil and gas refineries, are exempt under both the new and old laws.
How To Comply
Employees who choose to assert their new right to leave guns visible in their vehicles will subject employers to increased risk. Though private employers in Texas cannot be sued for allowing firearms or ammunition in the parking lot, they may be subjected to liability in some situations, including theft. Our advice is to post signage in the company parking lot as soon as possible stating that the company is not liable for theft or damage.
In addition, employers should know that if a parking lot shooting occurs, they may be required to pay an injured employee workers' compensation if the incident was triggered by a workplace matter and the injured employee was not attempting to unlawfully injure the shooter. If you wish to have more control over your company parking lots, you may want to explore options such as having a secured lot, offering an alternative gun-free lot, or offering employees secured storage for their firearms.
Private employers may continue to set their own gun policy in all other areas of their workplace, whether they ban guns in their entirety, allow concealed weapons, or allow employees to openly carry. If you choose to prohibit firearms, you must display appropriate signage and include the ban in your written policies.
Campus Carry
Texas is now the eighth state to institute campus-carry laws, following Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Oregon, Utah, and Wisconsin. The new law will take effect on August 1, 2016 for four-year universities, and on August 1, 2017 for community colleges. It requires public schools to implement policies allowing CHL holders to bring guns onto campuses, but will allow the school to designate gun-free zones. Private schools, on the other hand, may opt out of the campus-carry requirement and apply more restrictive policies.
Determining Campus Policies
Under the new law, the school's president or CEO will determine what policies are appropriate taking into consideration the nature of the student population, specific safety considerations, and the uniqueness of the campus environment. After consulting with students, staff, and faculty, administration should set forth a policy outlining reasonable rules, regulations, or other necessary provisions.
Though public colleges may not prohibit guns, the new law allows them to establish gun-free zones. As the law was being developed, some thought schools would be able to ban guns from classrooms and other buildings, and only permit them in open areas such as courtyards. But the final version of the law requires that schools provide a "legitimate rationale" for an area to be deemed gun-free.
There is initial speculation that areas such as chemistry labs, counseling centers, medical facilities, and child care facilities will be approved as gun-free zones on most, if not all, public campuses. However, there are many questions about how and to what extent appropriate gun-free zones can be designated, as the new law has very few guidelines – seemingly leaving it to the courts to decide the limits.
Once the school's policy is finalized, the school must distribute it to faculty, staff, and students, and post it on their websites. The policy should include a section addressing what actions must be taken if faculty and staff wish to carry on campus. State law is unclear as to whether employees could be prohibited from carrying on campus. It appears that the state law that allows public and private employers to prohibit certain actions of employees still applies.
If your school is going to allow employees to carry firearms, it should set some basic limitations, such as requiring employees to notify the human resources or another department of their intent to carry, and providing a copy of their CHL to designated school officials.
Addressing Safety Concerns
In addition to forming a policy in compliance with the new legislation, schools must also determine the logistics of enforcing the rules and addressing safety concerns. In order to ensure that gun-free zones are, in fact, free of guns, schools may simply rely on the honor system; but this method may subject the school to substantial liability.
The safest way to avoid guns on campus is for schools to have metal detectors and trained security officers at all points of entry. Schools then must determine how to respond if people show up at these entry points with their firearms. While they may deny entry and require the person to leave campus to store their firearm, another option would be to provide on-campus lockers designated for gun storage.
Another concern of faculty, and with good reason, is that students may present risks in the classrooms. Unless deemed a gun-free zone, firearms will be permitted in classrooms. Prior to the first day a gun enters a classroom, schools should provide training to faculty on their policies and how to respond to an emergency situation. Some professors are advocating for panic buttons installed in the classroom or the ability to hold their meeting hours in a public setting, possibly the school's library, rather than in their offices.
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Hey everyone, I'm remodeling my master bath, and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for making/purchasing a custom corner shower curb.
My house has a crawlspace underneath, and the whole house is hardwood floors, except for the bathrooms; they sit on a 6 inch cement slab, with the original (1946) small black and white tile on the floor. We've decided to put new tile over this old tile; the old stuff is too tough to remove. The old shower was a cheap pre-fabbed corner unit, and to put in the drain, the previous owners made a hole in the concrete to run the drain under the house. The location of the hole and drain makes it tough to do anything but a custom shower base.
Does anyone have any suggestions on materials for making a curb for the shower, and what to make it out of? Do I just secure it to the walls, or drill some securing holes in the floor? Is there a semi-circular piece I could custom order to put in the corner? I was thinking of a couple of 2x4s in a neo-corner design? Also, with the tile on top of the concrete, what should the layering be like for the shower pan/membrane?
This is my first post on the site, thanks for the help!
You sound to me like the kind of person that should buy a pre-made shower receptor. Install it, then if you want to tile the walls go for it.:thumbsup:
I can see you don't have the patience or the [want-to] to build your own shower receptor from scratch. You are already suggesting some bad ideas that won't work and you haven't yet researched the subject fully.:no:
Seriously, save yourself a lot of trouble and look at the one piece shower receptors and we can help you from there.:yes:
You also don't want to "put new tile over the old tile". That's a bad idea.:no:
know any suppliers?
Come on Bud, no one likes to get profiled!:( There's a difference between having the patience and want-to to remove my old tile before installing new, and taking a sledge and hammer chisel to a floor that doesn't need to come up!
Seriously though, the floor is in good condition and is flat, won't it be possible to put a layer of thinset on top of the tile and lay over it? I used to lay tile and hardwood floors part time in college, and I remember doing it (rarely) back then. I'm not claiming to be any kind of jack-of-all-trades, the guy I worked for turned me loose on the floors and open spaces, and he did the tricky stuff. :thumbup:
Do you know any suppliers for pre-made shower bases? I tried looking online, but there didn't seem to be much to offer. Although, you thinking I sound like 'that kind of guy' has kind of lit a fire under me, I'd sure appreciate advice on doing my own curb!:)
A self-made shower receptor isn't for you.
Every mainstream plumbing fixture manufacturer has some pre-made shower bases available as far as I know. Then there are all the companies that do nothing else.
Hey I know! Take a look at the "Tile-Ready" products. They have several pre-made bases that you can tile yourself if you want to go that route.
Keep talkin' and convince me you are up to the task.:yes:
We can slip you into a Schluter Systems custom for a song but it still requires some "want-to"!
Here is useful info---shower pans, shower bases, bathrooms, showers, barrier free, ADA, bathroom remodeling, bathroom renovation
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My good friend Harry in Canada has a great website. Here's the old fashion way to build a shower receptor. You asked about layering here it is.:)
Here's one of the State-Of-The -Art methods.
Here's some more State-Of-The-Art methods and products.
Here's a start with the pre made pans.
Now you are cooking!!!!!!!!!Great info Bud--
There's plenty of stuff out there. I looked at the Tile Ready website but didn't see any corner pans. I think they have them but their website kinda sucks and I got annoyed.
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions everyone. For the judgemental, the first research I had done was for a pre-fabbed shower base. BUT, with the drain already located about 8" (square) out from the corner of the shower, and the small size of my bathroom really only allowing a radial shower, I have yet to find a pre-made shower pan that can fit my needs. Coincidentally, I looked at the Tile-Redi site this afternoon, but didn't find anything close to what I needed.
I'll choose not to give a rebuttal for my criticism line by line for the sake of everyone's time, and leave this space for the people who are here to help the more novice.
If moving the drain is a major challenge then the information at "Ontario" is the only way for you to go to be able to accommodate the funk.:yes:
You're Welcome.:)
So assume this was a corner shower in a basement, and you wanted to make your own curb. How would you secure it? Like I said before, the space isn't really big enough to have a big shower, the outside edge of the pan can only come out about 36" from the corner. Yes, I know the shower is small :wink:.
Over a slab?, I would use concrete pavers or make it out of concrete and cover it with the kerdi system, but now we're talking about a whole new ballgame for ya to work on.
Agreed! Concrete pavers installed with brick mortar is the thing to do but refusal to relocate the drain is going to create some serious pitch problems when it comes to forming the slope.:) Now the better-bet is using the KERDI system but the mandatory KERDI Drain may not fit that close to the corner.
I suppose the Ontario method could still be used with the Noble CIS membrane and a standard clamping drain instead of the standard pan liner material and then the CIS could be fashioned over the curb and pre slope.:)
i'm just going to move the damn drain
I think I've been so stubborn about this because I don't want to crawl under the house to find out where the joist is, but it'll be a lot easier to put the kind of shower in that I want if move the drain. A minute task if you look at the means I was willing to take to get around it. Which leads me to the to the next set of questions. Is a small jackhammer overkill for the new hole? what should I use to fill the old hole? I can attach a picture if it would help.
Pictures are nice.
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