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Poet and essayist Adrienne Rich was one of America's foremost public intellectuals. Widely read and hugely influential, Rich's career spanned seven decades and has hewed closely to the story of post-war American poetry itself. Her earliest work, including A Change of World (1951) which won the prestigious Yale Younger Poets Award, was formally exact and decorous, while her work of the late 1960s and 70s became increasingly radical in both its free-verse form and feminist and political content. Rich's metamorphosis was noted by Carol Muske in the New York Times Book Review; Muske wrote that Rich began as a "polite copyist of Yeats and Auden, wife and mother. She has progressed in life (and in her poems …) from young widow and disenchanted formalist, to spiritual and rhetorical convalescent, to feminist leader...and doyenne of a newly-defined female literature."
Beginning with Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law: Poems 1954-1962 (1963), Rich's work has explored issues of identity, sexuality and politics; her formally ambitious poetics have reflected her continued search for social justice, her role in the anti-war movement, and her radical feminism. Utilizing speech cadences, enjambment and irregular line and stanza lengths, Rich's open forms have sought to include ostensibly "non-poetic" language into poetry. Best known for her politically-engaged verse from the tumultuous Vietnam-war period, Rich's collection Diving into the Wreck: Poems 1971-1972 (1973) won the National Book Award; Rich, however, accepted it with fellow-nominees Audre Lorde and Alice Walker on behalf of all women. A noted writer of prose, Rich's numerous essay collections, including A Human Eye: Essays on Art in Society (2009) also secured her place as one of America's preeminent feminist thinkers. In addition to the National Book Award, Rich received numerous awards and commendations for her work, including the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize, the Lannan Lifetime Achievement Award, the Bollingen Prize, the Academy of American Poets Fellowship, and a MacArthur "Genius" Award. She made headlines in 1997 when she refused the National Medal of Arts for political reasons. "I could not accept such an award from President Clinton or this White House," she wrote in a letter published in the New York Times "because the very meaning of art as I understand it is incompatible with the cynical politics of this administration."
Adrienne Rich was born in 1929 in Baltimore, Maryland. Her father was a renowned pathologist and professor at Johns Hopkins; her mother was a former concert pianist. Rich's upbringing was dominated by the intellectual ambitions her father had for her, and Rich excelled at academics, gaining her degree from Radcliffe University. In 1953 she married Alfred Conrad, an economics professor at Harvard. She had three children with him, but their relationship began to fray in the 1960s as Rich became politically aware—she later stated that "the experience of motherhood was eventually to radicalize me." Rich's work of the 1960s and '70s begins to show the signs of that radicalization. Moving her family to New York in 1966, Rich's collections from this period include Necessities of Life (1966), Leaflets (1969), and The Will to Change (1971), all of which feature looser lines and radical political content. David Zuger, in Poet and Critic, described the changes in Rich's work: "The twenty-year-old author of painstaking, decorous poems that are eager to 'maturely' accept the world they are given becomes a ... poet of prophetic intensity and 'visionary anger' bitterly unable to feel at home in a world 'that gives no room / to be what we dreamt of being.'"
Conrad died in 1970 and six years later Rich moved in with her long-term partner Michelle Cliff. That same year she published her controversial, influential collection of essays Of Woman Born: Motherhood as Institution and Experience (1976). The volume, following on the heels of her masterpiece Diving Into the Wreck, ensured Rich's place in the feminist pantheon. Rich was criticized by some for her harsh depictions of men; however, the work she produced during this period is often seen as her finest. In Ms. Erica Jong noted that "Rich is one of the few poets who can deal with political issues in her poems without letting them degenerate into social realism." Focusing on the title poem, Jong also denies that Rich is anti-male. A portion of the poem reads: "And I am here, the mermaid whose dark hair / streams black, the merman in his armored body. / We circle silently / about the wreck. / We dive into the hold. / I am she: I am he." Jong commented, "This stranger-poet-survivor carries 'a book of myths' in which her/his 'names do not appear.' These are the old myths ... that perpetuate the battle between the sexes. Implicit in Rich's image of the androgyne is the idea that we must write new myths, create new definitions of humanity which will not glorify this angry chasm but heal it."
Rich's prose collections are widely-acclaimed for their erudite, lucid, and poetic treatment of politics, feminism, history, racism and many other topics. On Lies, Secrets, and Silence: Selected Prose, 1966-1978 (1979), furthers her feminist aesthetic and contains one of Rich's most-noted essays, "When We Dead Awaken: Writing as Re-Vision," in which Rich clarifies the need for female self-definition. Publishing a new collection every few years, in 2009 Rich released A Human Eye: Essays on Art in Society. Rich again explored the intersection of poetry and the political in essays and reviews. San Francisco Gate contributor Michael Roth noted that in the book "Rich continues to refuse to separate the artistic from the political, and she articulates in powerful ways how a truly radical political agenda can draw upon an aesthetic vision."
Rich's poetry has maintained its overtly political, feminist edge throughout the decades since the Vietnam War and the social activism of the 1960s and 70s. In collections like Your Native Land, Your Life (1986), Time's Power: Poems, 1985-1988 (1988), and An Atlas of the Difficult World: Poems, 1988-1991 (1991), Rich begins to address the Jewish heritage that she was forced to hide during her early life. Throughout all three books, Rich uses personal experience, first-person narratives, and rich and varied language. Rich's later poetry engages both the personal and political in ambitious ways. Though Midnight Salvage, Poems, 1995-1998 (1999) is a quieter collection that focuses on "the quest for personal happiness," according to Rafael Campo who reviewed the volume for the Progressive, it also circles "the problem of defining 'happiness'—in an American society that continues to exploit its most defenseless citizens, and in the face of a larger world where contempt for human rights leads to nightmare." Such an emphasis on the social conditions of private lives has been a mainstay in Rich's later work, which often explores the influence of contemporary world events. The School among the Ruins: Poems, 2000-2004 (2004), which won the National Book Critics Circle Award, attempts to capture the myriad events that have defined the beginning of the twenty-first century. The predominantly short prose poems in The School among the Ruins are free verse meditations on "the displacement of exiles, the encroachment of modernity on human dignity, and the effects of America's war against terror on the stateside psyche," noted Meghan O'Rourke in Artforum. Although O'Rourke felt the collection veered too much into "rhetoric," other critics found the juxtaposition of cell-phone and television dialogue stunningly effective.
Rich's 2007 collection Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth was her twenty-fourth; however, since the mid-50s, Rich has conceived of her poetry as a long process, rather than a series of separate books. Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth continues to use open forms, including notebook-like fragments. The book as whole, noted Lee Sharkey in the Beloit Poetry Journal, is concerned with "dissolution and disappearance…The Rich persona who for half a century has been engaged in a continual process of undoing her own certainties owns up to how those certainties have blinded her." Layering images and utilizing a stripped-down line help contribute to "the new, still more difficult perspective she has achieved," Sharkey noted, though Rich "allows no point of resolution in the poem beyond juxtaposed images of cultural, environmental, and personal dissolution."
Through over sixty years of public introspection and examination of society and self, Adrienne Rich has chronicled her journey in poetry and prose. "I began as an American optimist," she commented in Credo of a Passionate Skeptic, "albeit a critical one, formed by our racial legacy and by the Vietnam War...I became an American Skeptic, not as to the long search for justice and dignity, which is part of all human history, but in the light of my nation's leading role in demoralizing and destabilizing that search, here at home and around the world. Perhaps just such a passionate skepticism, neither cynical nor nihilistic, is the ground for continuing."
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- A Change of World, with foreword by W.H. Auden, Yale University Press (New Haven, CT), 1951.
- Poems, Oxford University Poetry Society (New York, NY), 1952.
- The Diamond Cutters and Other Poems, Harper (New York, NY), 1955.
- Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law: Poems, 1954-1962, Harper (New York, NY), 1963, revised edition, Norton (New York, NY), 1967.
- Necessities of Life, Norton (New York, NY), 1966.
- Selected Poems, Chatto & Windus (London, England), 1967.
- Leaflets: Poems, 1965-1968, Norton (New York, NY), 1969.
- The Will to Change: Poems, 1968-1970, Norton (New York, NY), 1971.
- Diving into the Wreck: Poems, 1971-1972, Norton (New York, NY), 1973.
- Poems: Selected and New, 1950-1974, Norton (New York, NY), 1974.
- Twenty-one Love Poems, Effie's Press (Emeryville, CA), 1977.
- The Dream of a Common Language: Poems, 1974-1977, Norton (New York, NY), 1978.
- A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far: Poems, 1978-1981, Norton (New York, NY), 1981.
- Sources, Heyeck Press (Woodside, CA), 1983.
- The Fact of a Doorframe: Poems Selected and New, 1950-1984, Norton (New York, NY), 1984.
- Your Native Land, Your Life, Norton (New York, NY), 1986.
- Time's Power: Poems, 1985-1988, Norton (New York, NY), 1988.
- An Atlas of the Difficult World: Poems, 1988-1991, Norton (New York, NY), 1991.
- Collected Early Poems, 1950-1970, Norton (New York, NY), 1993.
- Dark Fields of the Republic, 1991-1995, Norton (New York, NY), 1995.
- Selected Poems, 1950-1995, Salmon Publishers (Knockeven, Ireland), 1996.
- Midnight Salvage: Poems, 1995-1998, Norton (New York, NY), 1999.
- Fox: Poems, 1998-2000, Norton (New York, NY), 2001.
- The School among the Ruins: Poems, 2000-2004, Norton (New York, NY), 2004.
- Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth: Poems 2004-2006, Norton (New York, NY), 2007.
Also guest editor for Best American Poetry of 1996, Scribner (New York, NY), 1996.
- Of Woman Born: Motherhood As Experience and Institution, Norton (New York, NY), 1976, 10th anniversary edition with a revised introduction, 1986.
- Women and Honor: Some Notes on Lying (pamphlet), Motheroot Publishing/ Pittsburgh Women Writers (Pittsburgh, PA), 1977.
- On Lies, Secrets, and Silence: Selected Prose, 1966-1978, Norton (New York, NY), 1979.
- Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence (pamphlet), Antelope Publications (Denver, CO), 1980.
- Blood, Bread and Poetry: Selected Prose, 1979-1986, Norton (New York, NY), 1986.
- (With Susan Morland) Birth of the Age of Women, Wild Caret (Hereford, England), 1991.
- What Is Found There: Notebooks on Poetry and Politics, Norton (New York, NY), 1993.
- Arts of the Possible: Essays and Conversations, Norton (New York, NY), 2001.
- Poetry and Commitment: An Essay, Norton (New York, NY), 2007.
- A Human Eye: Essays on Art in Society 1997-2008, Norton (New York, NY), 2009.
- (And editor, with Aijaz Ahmad and William Stafford) Poems by Ghalib, Hudson Review (New York, NY), 1969.
Also contributor of translations to Poets on Street Corners: Portraits of Fifteen Russian Poets, edited by Olga Carlisle, Random House (New York, NY), 1968; A Treasury of Yiddish Poetry, edited by Irving Howe and Eliezer Greenberg, Holt (New York, NY), 1969; and Selected Poems of Mirza Ghalib, edited by Aijaz Ahmad, Columbia University Press (New York, NY), 1971, World Treasury of Poetry, 1996.
- Ariadne: A Play in Three Acts and Poems (drama), J.H. Furst (Baltimore, MD), 1939.
- Not I, but Death: A Play in One Act (drama), J.H. Furst (Baltimore, MD), 1941.
Columnist, American Poetry Review, 1972-73. Coeditor, Sinister Wisdom, 1981-84; contributing editor, Chrysalis: A Magazine of Women's Culture; founding coeditor, Bridges: A Journal of Jewish Feminists and Our Friends, 1989-92.
Further Readings
- Atwood, Margaret,Second Words: Selected Critical Prose, Beacon Press (Boston, MA), 1984.
- Dickie, Margaret, Stein, Bishop & Rich: Lyrics of Love, War & Place, University of North Carolina Press (Chapel Hill, NC), 1997.
- Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 5: American Poets since World War II, First Series, Gale (Detroit, MI), 1980.
- Ostriker, Alicia, Writing Like a Woman, University of Michigan Press (Ann Arbor, MI), 1983.
- Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, Oxford University Press (New York, NY), 1995.
- Shaw, Robert B., editor, American Poetry since 1960: Some Critical Perspectives, Dufour Editions (Chester Springs, PA), 1974.
- Sielke, Sabine, Fashioning the Female Subject: The Intertextual Networking of Dickinson, Moore, and Rich, University of Michigan Press (Ann Arbor, MI), 1997.
- Templeton, Alice, The Dream and the Dialogue: Adrienne Rich's Feminist Poetics, University of Tennessee Press (Knoxville, TN), 1994.
- Werner, Craig Hansen, Adrienne Rich: The Poet and Her Critics, American Library Association (Chicago, IL), 1988.
- Adirondack Review, September 13, 2001, Ace Boggess, review of Fox: Poems, 1998-2000.
- Advocate, June 22, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 7; June 19, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 97.
- American Book Review, August, 1994, p. 16; November, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 5.
- American Poetry Review, September-October, 1973; March-April, 1975; July-August, 1979; July-August, 1992, pp. 35-38.
- Artforum, October-November, 2004, Meghan O'Rourke, review of The School among the Ruins: Poems, 2000-2004, p. 54.
- Atlantic, June, 1978.
- Belles Lettres, fall, 1994, p. 37.
- Bloomsbury Review, March, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 7.
- Booklist, January 1, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 821; March 15, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 1276; October 1, 2001, Donna Seaman, review of Fox, p. 295; August, 2004, Donna Seaman, review of The School among the Ruins, p. 1982.
- Bookwatch, June, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 2.
- Choice, October, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 4.
- Christian Science Monitor, August 18, 1966; July 24, 1969; January 26, 1977.
- Contemporary Literature, winter, 1975; winter, 1992, pp. 645-664; spring, 1993, pp. 61-87.
- Economist, March 13, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 14.
- Harper's, December, 1973; November, 1978.
- Harvard Magazine, July-August, 1975; January-February, 1977.
- Hudson Review, autumn, 1971; autumn, 1975; summer, 1992, pp. 319-330; winter, 2002, review of Fox, p. 687.
- Kirkus Reviews, January 15, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 104; March 1, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 1527.
- Lambda Book Report, October 2001, Ruthann Robson, review of Fox, p. 25.
- Library Journal, April 1, 1999, review ofMidnight Salvage, p. 57; September 15, 2001, review of Fox, p. 85; April 15, 2002, review of Fox, p. 90; August, 2004, Diane Scharper, review of The School among the Ruins, p. 86.
- Los Angeles Times, April 23, 1986; June 7, 1986.
- Los Angeles Times Book Review, October 17, 1982; March 25, 1984; April 1, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 11.
- Los Angeles Times Book Section, August 3, 1997, Adrienne Rich, "Why I Refused the National Medal for the Arts."
- Massachusetts Review, autumn, 1983.
- Michigan Quarterly Review, summer, 1976; winter, 1983; fall, 1996, pp. 586-607.
- Modern Poetry Studies, autumn, 1977.
- Monthly Review, June 2001, Adrienne Rich, "Credo of a Passionate Skeptic."
- Ms., July, 1973; December, 1981; August 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 80.
- Nation, July 28, 1951; October 8, 1973; July 1, 1978; December 23, 1978; June 7, 1986, pp. 797-798; October 23, 1989; November 30, 1992, pp. 673-674.
- New Leader, May 26, 1975.
- New Republic, November 6, 1976; December 9, 1978; June 2, 1979; January 7-14, 1985.
- New Statesman, March 26, 1999, Adam Newey, review ofMidnight Salvage, p. 57.
- Newsweek, October 18, 1976.
- New Yorker, November 3, 1951; April 25, 1994, p. 111.
- New York Review of Books, May 7, 1970; October 4, 1973; September 30, 1976; December 17, 1981; November 21, 1991, pp. 50-56.
- New York Times, May 13, 1951; August 25, 1973.
- New York Times Book Review, July 17, 1966; May 23, 1971; December 30, 1973; April 27, 1975; October 10, 1976; June 11, 1978; April 22, 1979; December 9, 1981; December 20, 1981; January 7, 1985; January 20, 1985; December 8, 1991, p. 7; November 7, 1993, p. 7; April 21, 1996, pp. 32-33.
- Off Our Backs, January, 2002, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 51.
- Parnassus, fall-winter, 1973; spring-summer, 1979.
- Partisan Review, winter, 1978.
- Poet and Critic, Volume 9, number 2, 1976; Volume 10, number 2, 1978.
- Poetry, February, 1955; July, 1963; March, 1970; February, 1976; August, 1992, pp. 284-304; April 1999, "The Best American Poetry, 1996."
- Prairie Schooner, summer, 1978.
- Progressive, January, 1994, Matthew Rothschild, "Adrienne Rich: 'I Happen to Think Poetry Makes a Huge Difference'"; July, 1999, Rafael Campo, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 43; January, 2002, review of Fox, p. 40.
- Publishers Weekly, March 26, 2001, review of Arts of the Possible, p. 83; August 6, 2001, review of Fox, p. 86; November 1, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 55.
- Radcliffe Quarterly, summer, 2001, Wendy Mnookin, review of Arts of the Possible.
- Salmagundi, spring-summer, 1973; spring-summer, 1979.
- San Francisco Magazine, January, 1999, Dana Gioia, review of Midnight Salvage.
- Saturday Review, December 18, 1971; November 13, 1976.
- Southern Review, April, 1969; summer, 1999, review of Southern Midnight, p. 621.
- Southwest Review, autumn, 1975.
- Times Literary Supplement, November 23, 1967; June 9, 1972; April 20, 1973; November 12, 1982; July 20, 1984; July 8, 1994, p. 9.
- Village Voice, November 8, 1976.
- Voice Literary Supplement, December, 1981.
- Washington Post Book World, December 23, 1973; November 14, 1976; December 5, 1976; December 3, 1978; May 6, 1979; May 20, 1982; November 11, 2001, review of Fox, p. 295.
- Women's Review of Books, December, 1983; April, 1987, pp. 5-6; March, 1990, pp. 12-13.
- World Literature Today, winter, 1979; autumn, 2000, Sandra Cookson, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 821; summer-autumn, 2002, B.A. St. Andrews, review of Arts of the Possible, p73.
- Yale Review, autumn, 1956; autumn, 1978; April, 1999, review of Midnight Salvage, p. 175.
- American Poems, http:/ / www.americanpoems.com/ (June 2, 2003), "Adrienne Rich."
- Dana Gioia Online, http:// www.danagioia.com/ (January, 1999), review of Midnight Salvage.
- Metro Active, http:// www.metroactive.com/ (June 6, 2003), Traci Hukill, "Adrienne Rich Explores Horror and Hope in Midnight Salvage. "
- Norton Poets Online, http:// www.nortonpoets.com/ (June 2, 2003).
- St. Martin's Press, http:// www.bedfordstmartins.com/ (June 2, 2003).*
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Poet and essayist Adrienne Rich was one of America's foremost public intellectuals. Widely read and hugely influential, Rich's career spanned seven decades and has hewed closely to the story of post-war American poetry itself. Her earliest work, including A Change of World (1951) which won the prestigious Yale Younger Poets Award, was formally exact and decorous, while her work of the late 1960s and 70s became increasingly radical in both its free-verse form and feminist and political content. Rich's metamorphosis was noted by Carol Muske in the New York Times Book Review; Muske wrote that Rich began as a "polite copyist of Yeats and Auden, wife and mother. She has progressed in life (and in her poems …) from young widow and disenchanted formalist, to spiritual and rhetorical convalescent, to feminist leader...and doyenne of a newly-defined female literature."
Beginning with Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Law: Poems 1954-1962 (1963), Rich's work has explored...


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Wednesday, 17 May 2017
Monday, 8 May 2017
Postcard from Tbilisi, Georgia
|Tbilisi, Georgia - an amazing city
|Living wall in Tbilisi
|Bridge of Peace, Tbilisi
|Street art - it's everywhere in Tbilisi
Very few words today, just pictures as I've returned from Tbilisi in Georgia and am sorting through my photographs for a post later this week. Much to tell and weather was wonderful!
Tuesday, 25 April 2017
Wednesday Walkabout - Great Gardens of Scotland
|En route to Glasgow - over the clouds, somewhere in the Lake District
|The Pineapple - an extraordinary architectural feat, on the way to Edinburgh
|Pitmuies - a captivating garden on the way to Aberdeen
|Edzell Castle - a ruin with attitude, helped by the bright blue skies
|Crarae - a Himalayan garden in the heart of Argyll and Bute - coming into bloom at this time of year
|Benmore Botanic Garden - famous for its magnificent trees
Sunday, 23 April 2017
Garden of Cosmic Speculation open to public on 30 April 2017
Charles Jenck's Garden of Cosmic Speculation - the Holy Grail of Scottish gardens - is open to the public for just one day this year - next Sunday, 30 April - as part of the open scheme arranged by Scotland's Gardens.
I've been lucky enough to visit twice in the last five years - once on an open day in 2012, and again last year on a garden tour with a very small group. The single open day means that it can get very crowded and although adequate parking is provided, it's advisable to arrive early to find a place close to the gardens. As parking is in a field, it can be VERY muddy, so do take suitable footwear!
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Wednesday Walkabout - Driftwood, East Sussex
Geoff Stonebanks' garden is definitely one for the "Wishlist" this summer - Driftwood is a tiny plot in Seaford, East Sussex, filled with innovative ideas and perfect planting. It opens from 1 June for groups, by arrangement and on designated days for charity (see website link above for details). Keep your eyes open and don't miss the finer details of this extraordinary garden. Every penny raised from openings goes to charity and Geoff has already collected more than £76,000. You certainly won't be disappointed when you visit and you know your donation is going to a good cause. Happy visiting!
Wednesday, 12 April 2017
Wednesday Walkabout - Spring gems in Sussex and Kent - Great Dixter, Gravetye Manor, Michelham Priory and The Walled Nursery
|Great Dixter in East Sussex is always worth a visit - it's a jewel garden filled with colour throughout the season
Spring is sprung and gardens around the garden are awash with colour. There's always an incredible display of tulips at Great Dixter at this time of year - which marks just the beginning of another season of extraordinary eye candy at this wonderful garden, where head gardener, Fergus Garrett reigns supreme to ensure that every visitor leaves ecstatic! He worked alongside garden guru and owner, Christo Lloyd for many years and carries on the tradition of vibrant planting established by his mentor.
|William Robinson lived at Gravetye Manor and created the original gardens - Tom Coward has brought them back to life during his successful seven-year stewardship here
And not too far away, there's another amazing Sussex garden, under the stewardship of Tom Coward, who worked alongside Fergus at Great Dixter, before moving seven years ago to another legendary garden - Gravetye Manor - one-time home of William Robinson. Tom has done a remarkable job of restoring and rejuvenating the landscape here and it's a must-see garden - a great place to have afternoon tea and then take a wander round.
|Geoff Stonebanks' garden is an utterly delightful micro garden overlooking the sea in East Sussex
Another Sussex gem that opens regularly for charity, thanks to the extraordinary energy and effort of owner, Geoff Stonebanks, is Driftwood in Seaford, but check opening dates below. This is a magical micro garden overlooking the sea, filled with interesting plants and quirky, interesting ideas - rest assured, you'll never catch them all in a single visit. Check out Geoff's webpage here to see when the garden's open. You won't be disappointed.
|Michelham Priory is in the heart of the East Sussex countryside near Hailsham and well worth a visit
Michelham Priory, near Hailsham is flourishing under head gardener, James Neal's care and is alive this week with tulips. A really good choice for children over the Easter holidays as there is a number hunt to keep them occupied and masses of space to run around in, while the grown ups can enjoy the bucolic setting of the priory and its grounds.
|The Walled Nursery at Hawkhurst, Kent has a wonderful cafe if you're out plant hunting
And if you're putting your best foot forward on the hunt for plants and want to follow an interesting restoration project that's underway, head for The Walled Nursery near Hawkhurst in Kent, close enough to combine with Great Dixter or Sissinghurst. There's delicious food at The Winery Cafe on site and some interesting plants.
Wednesday, 5 April 2017
Wednesday Walkabout - Wakehurst Place
Well worth a walkabout, especially in springtime - Wakehurst Place in Sussex - where you'll find ideas for your own garden: trees and plants to marvel at; the Millennium Seedbank (worth a visit on a rainy day); and wonderful walks throughout the year. This is Kew in the countryside at its best!
Get there as soon as possible to see all the magnificent magnolias in flower, rhododendrons and a lot more besides. The shots below are just a snapshot of what's in flower now.
Open daily from 10.00 -18.00 (Last entry 17.00). The Millennium Seedbank is a working scientific hub that aims to conserve 25% of the world's plant species by 2020. Admission is £12.50 for adults, free to National Trust members.
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I'm looking to get a 04-06 STI (prefer 05). I'm having a difficult time finding something in my price range of $15,000-$19,000.
There is someone selling an '04 with 206,000km for $13,000. I've owned a few Subaru's with high milage (non were turbo'ed) and never really had a problem but how reliable would an STI with 200,000+km be?
Should I hold out and buy something more expensive or drive that for a few years until I can afford something newer?
If it matters here's a few highlights from the car ad: Sways bars left and right, fully tuned with a stand alone ecu. Cobb, Turboxs, Cusco, GTspec.
I'll obviously need to check brakes, timing belt and clutch.
There's also another '04 for sale for $24,000 with 70,000km but thats a bit more than I want to spend right now.


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What is the difference between MP3 and WMA files? Is one preferable over the other? Here are some guidelines:
1. WMA is the older audio format, produced by Microsoft, to work with Microsoft's Windows media player. The WMA compression format creates relatively small audio files and require less processing power to execute. WMA includes security measures (DRM, or "digital rights management") that allow the publisher to restrict what you do with the file and has, until recently, been preferred by publishers. For smaller files and faster downloading use WMA files. You must have a PC to use these but most can now be played on iPods.
2. MP3 is a format that provides CD quality sound but is usually larger in size than the WMA file. Publishers are less likely to approve this format because there is no security available for these files. There are fewer MP3 files available in the collection. For possibly better sound quality, or if you are downloading to a MAC, use MP3 files.
This table shows which formats are compatible with which devices:
|Compatible File Formats
|Mac computer, Mac-formatted iPod
|Windows computer, Windows-formatted iPod, most MP3 players
MP3, WMA iPod-compatible-WMAs
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Wilder destroys Manswell; Velez and Salita triumph
Photos: Scott Foster
2008 United States Olympic Bronze Medalist Deontay Wilder made it 24 knockouts in 24 fights with a first round destruction of Kertson "Warrior" Manswell (22-6, 17 KOs) on Saturday night at the Mobile Civic Center Expo Hall in Mobile, Alabama. Wilder dropped Manswell three times in round one and the bout was waved off after 2:10.
Junior middleweight Dmitriy Salita (34-1-1, 18 KOs) battered veteran Roberto Valenzuela (65-63-2, 54 KOs) dropping him in round three and getting a TKO stoppage in round four. Salita is chasing an all-Brooklyn showdown with WBA welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi.
Unbeaten featherweight Jayson "La Maravilla" Velez (19-0, 14 KOs), the latest phenom to emerge from the boxing rich island of Puerto Rico, scored a spectacular sixth round KO over journeyman Leivi Brea (18-10-3, 9 KOs).
Light heavyweight Thomas Williams Jr. (10-0, 7 KOs) needed just 101 seconds to annihilate Harley Kilfian (9-11, 8 KOs). Two knockdowns.
6-foot junior lightweight Ray Ray Bryant (3-0, 1 KO) outpointed 5'4 journeyman Anthony Middlebrook (9-10-2, 7 KOs) in a four round fight.


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Jon Hamm & Jennifer Westfeldt's 2012 EMMY Awards Arrival
Stepping out for a fun-filled evening, Jon Hamm joined hundreds of fellow celebrities for Sunday night's (September 23) 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
The "Mad Men" stud was all smiles as he and wife Jennifer Westfeldt navigated into the Nokia Theatre LA Live to get settled in for the entertaining night lying ahead.
Among the hardware hopefuls, Jon is in the running for three honors including Outstanding Lead Actor In A Drama Series and Outstanding Guest Actor In A Comedy Series with other top nominees including "American Horror Story" and "Modern Family."
As for the show, the 2012 Emmys are set to broadcast live on ABC beginning at 8PM ET/5PM PT.
Taking care of hosting duties is late night funnyman Jimmy Kimmel while the lineup of star presenters boasts names such as Claire Danes, Kerry Washington, Zooey Deschanel, Julianna Margulies, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Melissa McCarthy, Alec Baldwin and the gorgeous Lucy Liu.


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As 2013 draws to a close, I want to highlight the year's 10 most important tech and science firsts. The list is in no particular order, because it's impossible to compare breakthroughs that impact wildly different domains. Some of these firsts are awesome intermediary steps towards the realization of an amazing end goal, and some are fully developed technologies that were launched this year and are already changing the world. The one common thread that weaves these 10 stories together is that they're all incredibly significant to the future of technology and science and humankind — and remember, you read about them first on ExtremeTech.
Martin Aircraft Company has been developing a jetpack for years, and has performed some successful dummy test flights, but a human pilot was not involved. Now, the company has received a permit for a manned test flight, one of the last steps before a general consumer release.
A year ago, somewhat eccentric kajillionaire, Elon Musk, revealed that he's been cooking up a new transportation system that would carry passengers roughly 700mph — almost the speed of sound. Dubbed the Hyperloop, Musk said the system would somehow only cost $6 billion. The Hyperloop has been shrouded in mystery, until now.
Teleportation is always as sci-fi dream, but recently scientists have been able to teleport nano-sized objects across significant distances. We're nowhere near teleporting even the smallest object able to be see with the naked human eye, but a team of researchers calculated how long it'd take to teleport an entire human being. It's very long.
Global trade is outgrowing the Panama Canal, so Nicaragua is teaming up with a Chinese company to build an alternative. The Great Nicaraguan Canal is going to be the largest ever constructed by far.
As the human population grows and cities and suburbs become more densely populated, and public transportation travels on a steady path of not being tailored to your schedule, society needs to find a better way to get around. With the E4U personal transport, Hyundai is looking to remove our need for cars, but get us around more efficiently than bicycles.
Tired of waiting for others to build his dream machine for him, German engineer Fritz Unger has constructed and tested a prototype jet-powered wingsuit. Other pioneers like, jetman Yves Rossy, have long held media attention for their liberating prone-position manflights, but have no immediate plans to attempt take-off or landing from level ground. If powered wingsuits are ever going to get into the air for sustained flight, what kinds of design might they have?
It is testament to the great esteem with which Jacob Bernoulli and his kin were held in 18th century Europe, that every science book or lecture that touches in the least way upon aerodynamics today, makes central mention of their observations on the almighty airfoil as the explanation of flight. The fact that most airplanes still fly pretty darn upside down should give current efforts at building human powered machines pause to look beyond rotating airfoils and propellers as the key means of their propulsion.
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A hot onee-san appears!
Almost everyone seems to have mistook her for Ayaka. Nekane must be crying now hearing that. She needs more appearances along with Anya seriously, especially in the manga.
Almost everyone seems to have mistook her for Ayaka. Nekane must be crying now hearing that. She needs more appearances along with Anya seriously, especially in the manga.
Pwned. 'nuff said. No matter how much I don't like SHAFT's version of Negima, I can't deny they draw good shit.
Hi-Res, 20MB(yes, 20MB, epic isn't it?) version available at imouto.org. Use wisely.
Haha… Secchan and Konoka are just so ♥♥~~.
This episode focuses on Aisaka Sayo, the _yuurei gakusei_ of Negi's class. Negi seems to have noticed the existance of Aisaka-san, and with some help from Evangeline, he casts a spell that allows him to see Sayo-chan. He asks why did Sayo became a ghost because he'd like to resolve her regrets so that she can rest in peace, however, Sayo-chan has been a ghost for far too long and she's totally forgotten about her life before she died. Thus so, Negi suggests that he and Sayo go around the school to try and jog back Sayo-chan's memories.
Excited about having someone see her in a long time, Sayo gets a bit excited and causes quite the disturbance in the girl's dorm, visiting around everybody's rooms and generally causing mayhem and mischief unintentionally, while Negi desperately tries to catch up with her along with Asakura-san, who forced Negi to spill the beans on Sayo. In the end, Negi manages to catch up with her before she gets shot by Mana and explains things to everyone, but however, they can't see Sayo, so they find it hard to believe that she was causing the ruckus unintentionally, until Evangeline makes a discreet appearance and makes Asakura's digicam able to take her picture, which finally convinces everyone she's harmless. The next day, Negi starts off the roll call with Aisaka's name, to her delight :).
Quite a sweet and funny episode this time round, focusing on the sole ghost of the class, Sayo-chan. SHAFT did quite a nice job on this episode, with all the references to Zelda and generally having fun with everyone this episode. Didn't know that Ako was in to building war dioramas :3. There's also a subplot this episode, involving Asuna trying to sell off the Chupa-ken shirts that she ordered, to recover the cost of making them, though with no success. Ayako is quite scary though, with all her Negi merchandise, even making a toaster that imprints Negi's face on the bread :3.
I need to constantly remind myself that Negima?! isn't Negima!. There are a few things here and there in the series I do not agree about, but one thing I must say stands out is the awesomeness of the fight scenes, when SHAFT really gets serious. Setsuna really made this episode for me. Even
Secchan Konoka had a show of her powers with the chopsticks, but I much prefer her as the healer/maiden-in-distress role :). Also looks like they combined a bit of Yue's power in to Nodoka. Asuna's sword is much bigger than her manga incarnation.
Well… I still have to get used to the weirdness of SHAFT's humour, though I really love their updated parodies. Doesn't this look remotely familiar? Didn't spot anything else for a while now. And what is with the Chupacabra mania in Negima?! ?? :P
Ok… so SHAFT is going on with their own story instead of following the original….. I have mixed feelings about this, since I so want to see the awesomeness of the Kyoto arc given proper treatment, but since that SHAFT is making up their own Pactio system, I guess that not using the original material but instead their own story is better in a way I guess.
Oh well… I shall continue to pray for Kyoto Animation to get the rights for a Negima remake. Meanwhile, I guess I'll just enjoy Negima?! as it is… but for fuck's sake…. since when is Evangeline that weak to get possessed?!!!
Oh man, this episode really makes me realise the appropriateness of the "*Negima?!*" title, mostly the '?!' part.
* Asuna, pwning Eva with shoes and boats.
* Fucking. Awesome. Magical fights.
* Secchan.
* Eva arc finished so fast?
* Asuna's mahou shoujo transformation (please go Nanoha style for the rest of the series.)
* Negi never showing off his magical battle powers. Seriously. Eva was finally pwned by Kamo-kun, like.. "LAWL".
* 4:3 raws.
Well, it seems that SHAFT is wrapping up the Eva Arc fast so they can go in to the thick of the action, which is the Kyoto Arc, that I heard XEBEC butchered and which I luckily never watched so that I will be traumatized. Waiting for 16:9 to come out and rewatch. Asuna pwning Eva was damn awesome.
I must say, Negima?! is definitely the most visually rich anime this season, hands down. Akiyuki Shinbo's crazy touch really does give a very very fresh feel to the show.He really likes his "multiple panels" and random shots of the settings while character is explaning approach. Funniest must be the attendance sheet talk amongst the characters too.
There's also craploads of visual cues in almost every frame, ranging from parodies to downright references, like the Nazca Lines and South Park… and those are just the more blatant ones too. The one I liked the most is the "Maho?!" reference, since I had some fun personal experience about it with a friend (P.S. Himeko is awesome.). Not to forgot the falling basins of Tsukuyomi as well ;). I really admire the fansubbers who are doing this, if they can get all the references right. Looks like subs will be slow though :P.
SHAFT also seems to be putting the story on a fast-forward pace that's comfortable enough for me, but it may feel awkward for any first timers to the Negima series. Quite a few plot points are put in that might not be known to first timers, like the "message" that Chizuru sends to Natsumi, although I can't understand what is being said… but I'm pretty sure it's…"exciting". Eva seems to be more of a brat in this continuity, while Takamichi plays a more active role this time round (plus being more GAR as well).
One more thing to add… the OP is absolutely crazy as well. Reminds me of the PPD OP sequences. The ED is kinda nice as well. As for the Baka Rangers special? Kawai-sou no Makie desu :P.
Oh man, oh man, oh man, oh man…. watching Negima?! made me shed tears of happiness. It was Just. That. Awesome. Akamatsu-sensei fans rejoice! Seems like SHAFT gave it their full treatment too. I could see a lot of their trademarks around the show.
First off, a lot of the early "character introduction" parts were cut off, and the story jumps straight in to the Eva arc, with Makie's attack occuring near the beginning of the episode. Also, Eva's been given more screen time in the form of the 1st 5 minutes showcasing her battle with the Thousand Master that some how reminds me of Tsukoyomi's beginning too. Fine and dandy by me, and in fact, it looks much more amazingly cooler this way.
Next, character design and animation does not disappoint and in following their traditions, almost none of the frames contain recycled footage. God, I can see Negima?! turning in to the next Pani Poni Dash in terms of fansubbing hardness. The infamous blackboard keeps changing the words every time they cycle through it and for those observant enough, should notice Zazie's multitude of tricks with every frame change.
Then a few more extras that I notice is the awesomeness that is Mugihito becoming the Narrator. God, only a few others can hope to match up to his legendaryness, maybe only Keroro's Narrator is equal with him. Plus, it seems the magic scenes will be animated with extreme flourish, seeing the simple spell being casted today. God I'm so looking forward to next week.
Oh well, enough for now.Man… what the hell was with the Baka Rangers scene at the end, I almost choked on my drink. And man… Takamichi is GAR in Negima!?
SHAFT OWNS! SHAFT has just been elevated to the "Great Studios" list in me. I literally went high when I saw the OVA preview. Not much description to give apart from it covering the Southern Island filler in the manga chapters.
So all my fellow Negima fans, let us all start a petition for SHAFT to remake the whole series to make justice for it's win. And while we're at it, let's push for a law to forbid XEBEC to touch any more of Akamatsu-sensei's works.
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Pictures are always a good place to start.
I am new at this. I inherited a box of old pistols. One is in pieces. It is a British Bulldog. I have been on the internet and have learned alot about these guns, but have not been able to find any exploded drawings of the trigger assembly. There are so few parts, you would think it would be easy. Does anybody have any ideas?
we have ideas. What do you want to know?
Pictures are always a good place to start.
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I can send pictures tomorrow to British Gun Pub. I would like to know the order and position of assembly. I realize this might be a none British gun as they were made in several countries. I am hoping they are close enough. Thanks, Sam
Here is a rough sketch of the two most likely actions. Since you mention no Webley markings, you probably have a Belgian example, or the American version made by Forehand & Wadsworth, which used same type action as the Belgian guns.
I am posting this to help this gentleman with his problem. Please do not copy it, because it was kindly rendered for us by Gordon Bruce for inclusion in our newly published Webley Bull Dog book.
Thank you for the drawing. My gun has 2 parts that are different and they are the ones I am having trouble with. I am having a hard time getting the pictures posted. My wife will figure it out as soon as she can. The response to my issue has been overwhelming. I am glad to be a member. Sam
Where can one purchase a copy of the book on "British Bulldogs" ???
Amazon seems to have the lowest price.
[email protected] and I can probably advise.
I have a strong feeling you have a Belgium "British" Bulldog. I'm sure HRF can help you if you email him some photos. Don't forget to push the button with the flower symbol before you take them.
Thanks for the many helpful hints. HRF sent me an e-mail and my wife picked it up before I got home. I can't believe it! With his help she had it together in minutes. I had been working on it for a week! It just shows what a little knowledge and experience can do. Thanks to all, except my wife. Sam
I have been married to the same sort of woman for 44 years. They are insufferable! LOL
Ordered a copy of your book tonight from Amazon, but they are saying it is not in print yet??? I paid for a copy and when it arrives it arrives...
Thanks. It was due to be available by next week. I will know for sure by Monday.
Hello Joel,
I also placed an order. I know you have been working on this project for a long time and I look forward to reading your book. Amazon estimated delivery to my Michigan address on January 5, '09.
Best regards,
Thanks Greg. Three of us worked on it and I think you will enjoy it.


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Over the weekend, my laptop was stolen. Though I had security measures in place to prevent data theft, it's best to assume that these safeguards have been compromised. Being a computer guy, I know how easy it can be to crack a password and defeat most forms of encryption.
Step 1: Freeze your Accounts
As I was waiting for the police to arrive, I was on the phone with my bank, credit card, and investment companies alerting them that my data had been stolen. They verified that there had not been any suspicious activity and closed/froze the accounts for me. The next day I opened all new accounts with different account numbers, different pins, and different passwords.
Step 2: Change your Passwords
While on the phone, I was also on a friend's laptop logging into GMail, MySpace, and other online accounts and changing my passwords. I took the opportunity to pick stronger passwords as well.
Step 3: Notify your Friends
Once I was confident that the thief could not access any of my accounts, I posted a blog entry, a MySpace bulletin, and sent emails to warn people that my data had been stolen and could be used for fraud; not only against me, but them as well.
Step 4: Purchase Identity Theft Insurance
Though all my existing accounts are now protected, it may be possible for the thief to open new accounts in my name. So I purchased identity theft insurance for about $13.00 per month.
I hope I haven't forgotten anything. If I have, please post a comment with your suggestions. My hope is that this post will enable others in similar situations to protect their assets and their identities.


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Neighborhood: Wilshire Center
The cost will be about $10 per person, so please bring about 13~15 dollars.
We are in need of drivers for this event, so if you could help out by driving it would be greatly appreciated.
We plan to leave UCLA at about 7:30, so please meet at Ackerman turnaround by 7:20.
We plan to get there and eat at about 8:15
Please respond by May 22nd by 11:59:59 PM so that we can have a head count for reservations.
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ABUJA – Nigeria's ruling party, weakened by mass defections and riven by months of in-fighting, was dealt a fresh blow on Sunday, when one of its most senior figures said he had joined the main opposition.
Atiku Abubakar, the country's vice president under Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 to 2007, said he was leaving the People's Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The move, announced on Twitter, Facebook, email and his personal website, heaps further pressure on President Goodluck Jonathan after the defection of dozens of state governors and lawmakers.


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I just got my Apex kit yesterday Steve, and was somewhat wondering the same thing. I printed up several pics off the net, to use as a guide. I don't have them in front of me at the moment, but it basically looks like midway between the gas block and front sight block, as you stated. If I can't get an exact measurement, I plan to literally split the difference, and put it exactly midway.
Have you come across anything different for an RPK build, as compared to standard AKM's, that someone should watch out for? I don't see anything that stands out, but as I said, I just got my kit yesterday. I've built well over 30 kits, so I'm not exactly new to this, but just figured I'd ask.


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After several summers of glorious wine travel with a young child in tow, Mike Klassen and Stacey Fruin finally decided in 2007 to start the BC Wine Lover blog in order to share our experiences with friends and colleagues. British Columbia is a new wine region in the world, started after the confluence of free trade and government policy that permitted farmers to sell their products directly to customers on-site. Since the early 1990s, BC has become a region that not only produces excellent wine, it has fostered a community of winemakers, viticulturalists, small business operators, service suppliers, tour companies, publicists and industry boosters (like us!).
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a "Autism May Be Linked to Mom's Autoimmune Disease." MedlinePlus.gov. July 6, 2009. Accessed: August 29, 2009.
b Bauman, Margaret and Thomas Kenner, M.D., eds. 2005. The Neurobiology of Autism. Baltimore, MD: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
c Coleman, Mary, ed. 2009. The Neurology of Autism. New York, NY: Oxford University Press.
d Exkorn, Karen Siff. 2005. The Autism Sourcebook: Everything You Need to Know about Diagnosis, Treatment, Coping, and Healing. New York, NY: Harper Collins.
e Kaye, Randi. "Autistic Children Linked to Same Sperm Donor." CNNHealth.com. April 2, 2008. Accessed: August 28, 2009.
f Lathe, Richard. 2006. Autism, Brain, and Environment. Philadelphia, PA: Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
g Moldin, Steven and John Rubenstein, eds. 2006. Understanding Autism: From Basic Neuroscience to Treatment. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Publishers.
h Rubin, Rita. "Study: Counties with More Rainfall Have Higher Autism Rates." USAToday.com. November 14, 2008. Accessed: August 31, 2009.
i Saidi, Nicole. "'Naughty Auties'" Battle Autism with Virtual Interaction." CNN.com. March 28, 2008. Accessed: August 30, 2009.
j Sicile-Kira, Chantal. 2004. Autism Spectrum Disorders: The Complete Guide to Understanding Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, and Other ASDs. New York, NY: The Berkley Publishing Group.
k Stipp, David. "Tracing Autism's Roots." CNNMoney.com. April 1, 2008. Accessed: August 30, 2009.l "With Autism, Diet Restrictions May Do More Harm Than Good." MedlinePlus.gov. July 27, 2009. Accessed: August 29, 2009.


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This ceramic container is begging for flowers. The yellow would would look great in my kitchen. Its also available in a beautiful blue.
My shower is over flowing with bottles and loofahs and I think this just might be the solution.Tags: home, bathroom, bath, shower, shampoo, conditioners, style, containers, decorAdded 9 Years Ago from Pottery Barn
Its good to prepared for cuts, knicks, scapes and scratches.Added 9 Years Ago from Blueribbongeneralstore
I like the ikat storage box on the top.
The net is a really great touch to this ceramic egg vase.
aluminum cube has a different size measuring well on each side - the six most commonly used drink measures. just measure and then pour from the corner. Six Jiggers in one!Tags: home, gifts, kitchen, cooking, utensils, storage, entertaining, containers, aluminumAdded 9 Years Ago from Unica Home
One of my Favorite breakfast meals. Nutty, warm and satisfying this meal will get you through till lunch. At only 150 calories and a whopping 4 grams of fiber you do your body good with Irish!
Wonderful vintage picnic set. Another item that makes me excited for summer.
I'm a fan!
Unusual porcelain vase with a curious texture. I like it!
Well it's about time. I wonder if words would be easier to remember. And if they are won't that make them easier to crack? Hmmm. I like it anyway.Tags: games, home, storage, office, containers, dictionary, living, bikes, workAdded 9 Years Ago from Amazon.com
I'd love to be able to grown my own small batch of vegetables. These are ideal for people with minimal gardening space.
This is exactly what I need, since I don't have the ideal space for planting herbs and vegetables.
I'd love to own a whole collection of Heath ceramics. These salt and pepper shakers come in selection of colored glazes. Check them out.
This is a wonderful ceramic and teak serving dish set for entertaining. Fill it with olives, spreads, or use them in the bathroom to put bath salts or candles in.Tags: home, food, bathroom, entertaining, containers, dishes, home decor, candles, woodAdded 9 Years Ago from Nest-living
Reclaimed trees turned into beautiful vibrant bowls!Added 9 Years Ago from Sub-studio
Check these out. They're adorable! Oh, and it's a kit so you can assemble these yourself.
Always be prepared. You may not be able to prevent scrapes and boo boos from happening but you can have the necessary tools handy and organized to manage the situation.
I love the look of these test tube spice rack. Compact and convenient!Added 9 Years Ago from Dean & DeLuca
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Here's a stout version of Perch's ceramic Mason containers.
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Galvanized pails add a nice rustic touch to the home.
Another stunning piece out of Paul Smith's fine china collection.
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Oh how I ADORE you! Site product description: Thomas Goode, recognised by connoisseurs as the best fine bone China producer in the world, brings us Paul Smith china, made to original Victorian values. The multi stripes are ach... Oh how I ADORE you! Site product description: Thomas Goode, recognised by connoisseurs as the best fine bone China producer in the world, brings us Paul Smith china, made to original Victorian values. The multi stripes are achieved on the fine bone china by a way of slide lithographing, which is fired and fuses to the surface of the wares. The finer details are then expertly hand painted and glazed. The gold used on the detailing is a liquid gold leaf (28%), equivalent of 22 carat gold.
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Marriott & MIT Reinvent The Hotel Lobby As A Tech-Enhanced Networking Hub
Six Degrees is an app and a series of physical installations that helps connect guests who are staying in the brand's hotels.
The Marriott Hotels wanted to improve the guest experience at their locations by getting the people who are staying at their hotels to interact with each other more in real time, so the company worked with the researchers and students at MIT's Mobile Experience Lab to reinvent the hotel experience for their hotel guests.
The result of the collaboration is a social app called Six Degrees and a series of physical elements such as a large interactive digital screen and an LED table that interacts with the people sitting down at it.
The Six Degrees app matches users based on their background and their interests, both personal and professional. To use the app, hotel guests have to download the app and connect it to their LinkedIn network. The app will match hotel guests based on their profile on LinkedIn. For example, the app can send notifications to two guests who happen to have graduated from the same university or guests who work in the same company or like to do the same sports event.
The app sends the same information to the hotel staff so that they can potentially organize group activities or events based on the profiles of their guests for that week. The scheduled events or activities and the matched connections would be on display on the digital screen in the lobby to encourage the guests to participate. The LED table will also help encourage guests to interact with each other and it does this by lighting up when guests who "match" put their phones on it.
According to FastCo, an early prototype of the app used Facebook instead of LinkedIn, but there were concerns raised by testers at the Marriott Hotel across the MIT campus that it felt too personal. The Six Degrees app does not share users' photos or last names with random strangers so users don't have to worry about feeling exposed or "stalked" when staying at the hotel.
In Mid-June, Marriott will be testing the app further at the Marriott near the MIT Campus. Based on feedback and more testing, the team will continue to improve on the app and, if everything goes well, they will do proof-of-concept testing at around a dozen hotels in various markets. The goal is to eventually have it at all 500 Marriott locations in the long run.


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Lisa L. Jones, MD, FACOG
Dr. Lisa Jones is a Board-certified Obstetrician-Gynecologist. She earned her MD from Louisiana State University, and completed her OB/GYN residency at St. Joseph Hospital in Houston, Texas. She joined Carolina Women's Health Center in 1993. In her free time Dr. Jones enjoys cooking, swimming, and windsurfing.
Tiffany Flanagan, MD, FACOG
Dr. Tiffany Flanagan earned her MD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and completed her postgraduate training at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC. She is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and is a fellow of the American College of Ob/Gyn. She enjoys bowling, hiking, teaching Sunday school and watching most competitive sports.
Margaret "Peg" Davis, CNM
Peg received her BSN from the University of Vermont in l972. She received her MSN in Midwifery from East Carolina University. Peg has 4 children and 12 grandchildren (8 of which she delivered). She enjoys working with stained glass, cross stitching and reading.
Karen Sheffield, MSN,CNM
Karen M. Sheffield MSN, CNM joined Carolina Women's Health Center in March 2016. She provides obstetric, gynecologic and primary care to women from adolescence through menopause. Karen received her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Yale University School of Nursing and became certified as a Nurse-Midwife in 2005. Prior to her relocation to North Carolina in 2009, Karen worked in a private practice as the director of midwifery services providing full scope women's health care in Connecticut. Currently, Karen is pursuing her Ph.D in nursing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her research interests focus on the integration of complementary health approaches for the treatment of mood and anxiety disorders in women. She is a mother of three beautiful children and enjoys spending time with her family. Karen is currently taking new patients and looks forward to meeting your obstetric, gynecologic and primary care needs.
Janet Intini, CNM
Janet recieved her Diploma of Nursing from West Suburban Hospital School of Nursing in Oak Park II, her BSN from the University of the State of NY, Regent College. For the next 17 years she worked as a labor and delivery nurse while home-schooling her children. She then graduated from East Carolina University College of Nursing with Masters in Midwifery. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, volunteer work with organizations like Midwives for Haiti, scuba diving, and gardening. She is eagerly anticipating the arrival of her first grandchild!
Amanda Shackelford, CNM
After 20 years as a Labor & Delivery nurse, Amanda earned her Masters in Midwifery from East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. She enjoys hiking, learning new things and spending time with her family.
Molly Crossman, Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Molly joined Carolina Women's Health Center in October 2016. She received her BSN from the University of Florida and her MSN from Emory University and is a board certified Women's Health Nurse Practitioner. When not caring for her patients you can find Molly spending time with her husband and two children, watching college football, cooking/baking, gardening, and taking road trips. She is looking forward to meeting all of your obstetric and gynecologic needs.
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American Flyer catalog, 1941. Original, Near-mint condition
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Here is the American Flyer catalog for 1941. An Original in Near-mint condition, it has 42 pages of b&w and color illustrations plus an insert of the original order form. Buyer pays $3. s&h for media mail. Accept PayPal.


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Getting tile the same level as my hardwood?
I will be installing new tile in my kitchen. One side of the kitchen will be meeting the hardwood I have in the family room. I think the wood will be about 1/8 higher once there is a layer of thinset under the tile. I don't want to have to use any type of transition threshold on top of the wood/tile. What is the best way to get the tile to meet the hardwood? Is it okay to stick something under the tile? Do they make some sort of cement board strips?
I think we might need a little more info, first. What do you have now, and how do you intend to prep the floor for the tile?
The tile is going over a bare concrete slab.
Okay-- I'm assuming the hardwood will be 1/2" glue-down. If you're sure you're going to be an 1/8" low, what you might do (and it wouldn't be a bad idea anyway) is go over the slab where the tile's going to be with Schluter's Ditra membrane first. That'll raise the floor an 1/8".
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Or maybe instead of doing Jolly, maybe just use a color matched siliconized latex caulk?
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LOCKPORT – The Lockport Board of Education re-elected John A. Linderman as president during its reorganizational meeting Wednesday.
David M. Nemi was re-elected as vice president, while Marietta Schrader replaced Diane Phelps as board secretary. All the elections were unanimous.
Nemi also was sworn in as a re-elected trustee, and the oaths of office also were taken by newcomer John Craig and Jon A. Williams.