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This one just put out a bloom. This thing has been blooming for about four months now!
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This one just put out a bloom. This thing has been blooming for about four months now!
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Your plants are lovely, Brenda. I especially like your bromeliads. I must look for one for my home. Houseplants add so much to our decor and gives us something "alive" for the inside. I enjoy african violets that are now blooming quite happily in our Florida room. Enjoy your day! ♥ReplyDelete
I love your beautiful houseplants. I wish I could grow them, but alas, my thumb is not green.ReplyDelete
Your houseplants are incredibly pretty! Very healthy looking. I'm impressed, as I've never had much luck with plants. Thanks so much for these tips. Surely they will help!ReplyDelete
Your houseplants are definitely feeling the love and care and reciprocating! :)ReplyDelete
AND...Java Talk ( your post and all of the comments / participants ) was so much fun....just seeing everyone pitch in and Judy jumping in every once in awhile there about your birthday, lol...
that I hope you continue it in some manner or another! I think that you should...based on the comments, tea and soda pop drinkers joined in too..so everyone was happy to join into a sort of coffee-klatch at your place / it was fun. Maybe once a week or once a month but do it again! :)
Brenda you know I love all your pretty plants! I've been adding more and more to my home too.ReplyDelete
Your first fern is a bird's nest fern. My indoor plants are all on wire shelf units in front of my patio doors. What I'd give for a sunroom...ReplyDelete
Brenda . . . I loved seeing your groupings of indoor plants and your sound tips for their care. Since I moved to a different house a year ago, I AND my plants are a bit "disoriented". I had lots of southern sunlight coming in (I'm in Minnesota) in my previous house, but this house has it's bedrooms along the south side. A bit of confusion here . . . tee, hee.ReplyDelete
I also enjoy houseplants...I have always had them and could never not have some...I loved the beautiful pictures of yours you posted today...Take care! CarolReplyDelete
You won't be surprised to hear I love your plants. You know I'm a houseplant lover, too. :-)ReplyDelete
Your house plants are so beautiful! I would love to have more indoors, but no matter how hard I try my black thumb prevails! xoxoReplyDelete
I love plants in the house too Brenda and yours look so healthy and happy.ReplyDelete
You have such pretty, healthy looking plants! Plants add so much to a home, I think. I have several, but I have a hard time keeping the kitties from chewing on them. The bird's nest fern in your second photo is one that I've tried to grow, but I've never had any luck with them. I'm not sure what I do wrong.ReplyDelete
Your plants are beautiful Brenda. Your home looks like a "green house"/plant nursery. They know that you love them.. That's why they are doing so well. Do you talk to them ?ReplyDelete
I have some spider plants that I'm trying to keep alive until warmer weather gets here. They will go back out on my deck.
Pippa loves to bite the baby "spiders" off and bring them to me. I guess she thinks she's bringing me a present.
I would love to have more plants but having kitties makes that difficult.. I guess Cheryl and I are in the same boat.
The gnats may be fungus flies from soil being to moist. I had that problem last year. I just couldn't get rid of them and ended up dumping a lot of my plants. Then I read that if you bake your soil before you plant it will kill all the eggs in the soil. They really like african violets and many times will come home with you in one, then they lay eggs in the other plants. This is the time of year that I usually buy a few new planys for my house. It just feels good to see green and helps with my Spring fever.ReplyDelete
Good morning Brenda. I love all your plants and they all look very healthy to me. I agree that plants make a house feel cozy. People don't have houseplants like they used to. I remember back in the 70s everyone's houses were filled with plants. The only plants I have right now are the ferns from my porch which I brought in last fall. I do the shower thing with them and they had survived quite well. (hugs) RhondiReplyDelete
Brenda I have plant envy...yours are beautiful and so homey. I would love to have more plants right now I have some type of cactus and my amaryllis just lost it's last bloom and I have to figure where we go from here with it...made me sad it was so pretty and the first time I ever had one. I don't get a ton of lignt but I'm going to try and figure what kind of plants I can get and add some. Thanks for the information!ReplyDelete
You have so many pretty plants. I really think plants make the air much cleaner and it's nice to have something "living" in your home. Moving them around is important, too. I used to have so many plants, Brenda. But I was spread so thin with 4 little kids that they got neglected and I couldn't justify the expense of getting more. I was a murderer!! And what's more, I have no space, not even a surface for one. I bring in the ones I keep on my patio in the summer and they make my family room look like a jungle!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tips. I do need to replace the rosemary tree in my garden window that didn't make it this winter despite all my attention and effort. I like your ponytail palm. Did you get it at a big box store that I may find here?
One thing that might help ferns and some of the other humidity loving plants is a pebble tray. Put a tray/saucer/whatever with pebbles/rocks underneath the pot, have water just covering the rocks(not touching the bottom of the pot). The water provides humidity as it evaporates. Also, in the winter, you can use a regular humidifier in the area.ReplyDelete
The reason plants don't like to be repotted in a much bigger pot is they spend their time growing roots, and no tops. Also, a way big pot tends to be too wet for the roots. Most plants like to be potbound. You can prolong repotting pothos and philodendrens by cutting them back. If you want to keep some of the hanging down part, cut about a third of the trailers. I usually just go around the edge of the pot and cut off everything hanging down. Then you can root all the cuttings.
Your houseplants are lovely, Brenda. I especially like the white-leafed with green-splotch pothos and I love the green and white pretty teacup and sauce you have with your plants. I had (notice past-tense there) maidenhair fern that was gorgeous in my garden containers last summer, and brought it in to overwinter. Cats got to it, and I'm trying to see if it will come back to live in a protected spot under a grow light away from cat's reach--we'll see--it was beautiful.ReplyDelete
Thank you for posting the pictures of your beautiful plants. I love them, and I love plants, too! They give me peace and I feel very tranquil while taking care of mine. I used to do a lot of outdoor gardening, but drought, grasshoppers, and age got the best of me, so I replaced my need to love and care for those challenges with inside house plants, and I haven't been happier.ReplyDelete
Brenda, I love house plants. I had many at one time but now only have a couple. I was just thinking the other day I want a plant in my bedroom. When I worked I had the greenest cubical! It helped with the bad air for sure. Now I need more in my home! Thanks for the great info! Hugs, LindaReplyDelete
Brenda this is so funny. I am reading your post about houseplants and just this past week I bought a ponytail palm, a spider plant, and some other plants for my house! You are a wealth of knowledge - thank you for sharing all your tips!ReplyDelete
Your plants are gorgeous! Thanks for the great tips :)ReplyDelete
Your plants look so happy and healthy! I agree - nothing adds warmth to a room like plants do!ReplyDelete
So jealous Brenda! I do not have a green thumb but all of your plants look fantastic. Featuring you on Sundays at Home this week!ReplyDelete
You have such a variety of plants and they are all so healthy and green! Thanks so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
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Western Liberal Democracy Would Be Wrong for China
In an Intelligence Squared debate, two sides faced off over the following statement: Western liberal democracy would be wrong for China. From the introduction: People everywhere are better off living in liberal democracy: that has been the reigning assumption of the western world. But could it be we've got it wrong? If you were one of the world's billions of poor peasants might you not be better off under a system dedicated to political stability and economic growth – one that has lifted 400 million out of poverty – rather than one preoccupied with human rights, the rule of law, and the chance to vote out unpopular rulers? Thanks to the Chinese model of government life expectancy in Shanghai is now higher than in New York. So is China better off without democracy? Or is that just the age-old mantra of the tyrant? The side arguing for the motion included Martin Jacques, author of "When China Rules the World," and Zhang Weiwei, Senior Fellow at the Chunqiu Institute. Arguing against the motion was Anson Chan, Former Chief Secretary of Hong Kong, and historian and journalist Jonathan Mirsky. Watch the debate here: ...
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Short sighted people can see only the last 30 years of Chinese history and make the mistake of crediting the dictatorship for supposedly lifting 400 million from poverty. If one looks just a few more decades will realized that this dictatorship plunged 600 millions into poverty, and the 400 million lifted themselves back to where they were 60 years ago after the dictatorship loosen some of the ropes tying their ability to make a living.
The introduction is quite absurd. A Chinese peasant is actually quite concerned about the (lack of) laws surrounding property rights. Which, of course, according to Francis Fukuyama, fits directly into the historical narrative of the rule of law in China.


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On average, theres about 250 people in the Male Fragrance forum, and about 50 in the Female Fragrance forum (about 1/5th). It varies of course, but on average, these are the numbers.
Just wondering your thoughts as to why this is?
Why is it so much more volume?
Its intriguing.
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I think maybe a lot of guys think subjectively that a nice cologe may actually be a like-changing experience i.e. pantydropper cologne threads and such. I don't see many women thinking that a perfume will drastically change her social life. Also, it seems that guys have a different social mentality as well. My wife is always hanging out with friends and even going out to lunch or maybe movies with them. I end up home alone with the kids and my wife lives it up with her group of friends. I think in general that guys, expecially as they get older, don't tend to be as outwardly social as women, but still have a void that internet forums can at least partially fill.
Maybe because girls end interacting more in makeupalley and fragrantica than here?
I like to visit Female Fragrance Discussion, it`s a place safe of stupid threads, different of the male`s section.
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Without reading the links listed by previous posters, I think that males tend to be more analytical, so they come here to discuss and analyze every aspect of perfumery, and they can really get into the discussions/analyses.
Plus basenotes started off as a purely male discussion place, way back.
But I'd say the females tend to be more active and stick around longer in terms of membership (as always, there are exceptions, right duc?)
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I would bet my collection that at any given time, between 60-75% of posters on this board are in the "which scent gets you the most female compliments" thread. honestly, it's what brought me to this board. a very small segment of the general male population is really, truly interested in fragrance. a much, much (much) larger population is interested in getting positive feedback from women.
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Thanks for the background about the history of the forum! I have always been puzzled by how much more active the male side is, and now it makes sense.
This scent is great, but ... MORE KITTENS!
Women can openly talk about anything related to fragrances. Guys who do that are basically labeled as metrosexual, bordering on homosexual, which in American society is a no-no. Basenotes is essentially a club/haven for guys who enjoy fragrances to talk and express their interests with other people like them, with little to no judgement.
I'm honestly impressed with the kindness shown on basenotes in that sense. There are so many genuinely good and friendly people on here. We're all just a bunch of fragrance lovers who greatly respect each other. Its probably the only message board on the internet that isnt filled with angry, condescending jerks
As expressed in previous board posts, I feel encouraged and proud that male passion/hobby/enthusiasm for fragrances won't become an extinct preoccupation pretty soon
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Probably simply because women have many places to go to discuss about women fragrances and fragrances in general whereas BN is THE (only proper) place to discuss about male fragrances...
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It's just a male dominated forum - I don't think it has to do with men liking fragrances more than women. If you want it the other way around, go to Makeupalley, where it's nearly all women. They talk about niche fragrances (men's and women's) as much, if not more, than here.
I think it all stems from the fragrance market for years being mainly focus to the female demographics. Face it you have more choices on the market then men with more launches. It is very rare that if scent is duel branded that the men's would be launch before the women's version. The strengths to the fragrances marketed to you are pushed to ungodly limits every year - Thierry Mugler two years ago released a patented diffusion formula for Angel.
Possibly the women have been so saturated by the market that they have become board -
I have always wondered about this myself.....Sometimes I wonder if guys want to get more advice and opinions where the girls just go smell and purchase.....Gary
Most of this is relatively new to guys, and any individual guy would be hard pressed finding some other guy to discuss this with.
Hence the popularity (and liberation) of Basenotes.
Renato, that makes sense to me. (as a woman and a bit of an outsider I didn't discuss that so-called "girly" stuff with my friends either.)
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Researchers at the UPM are collaborating in a eucalypts breeding program in the Ethiopian highlands which will increase this species productivity.
This program is developed by the research group of Forest Physiology and Genetics and the cooperative group of Support to Forestry Development of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). Also, it is supported by several national and international institutions that will contribute to satisfy the demand of woody biomass and other financial needs of Ethiopian farmers.
For years, these two research groups have been collaborating with Forestry Research Center and the St. Mary's College and supported by Ence and the Council of Alcorcón. Also, they are working on providing the Ethiopian highlands with tools and knowledge for better forestry management. This could constitute a valuable tool to achieve sustainability when using and supplying natural resources. The main project consists of a eucalypt breeding program that will result in improvements in many areas.
The great demand for forest products to use for agriculture by the population of the Ethiopian highlands has resulted in the deforestation of a region with the lowest human development rate in the world. The eucalypt is the species with the highest demand among Ethiopian farmers and has an important environmental and socioeconomic key role in the highlands area.
The consumption of eucalypt is been boosted because of its compatibility with the grazing system and its high yields even in marginal agricultural soils of abandoned lands. However, farmers are lacking of start materials and the current techniques make production difficult.
Within the improvement program, the researchers established an experimental test with eucalypt plants from Ethiopia and Spain in order to compare their potential productivity in local conditions. The Spanish plant, that had a certain rate of improvement, showed a growth and survival rate between 27% and 35%, a rate higher than the Ethiopian plants. Although this test is hurt by atypical adverse environmental factors in the area, by restrictions and hard survival due to frost and drought, the early results give an idea of the potential of forest improvements to increase eucalypt productivity. The Spanish plant use broadens the genetic layout in the Ethiopian highlands that was historically very limited.
Besides, this test will produce materials of high quality (seeds and sections of plants) and using them will allow farmers to obtain better yields in future plantings. Therefore, it will contribute to satisfy the demand of woody biomass which is used for fuel and constructions. Also, this would support the emerging wood local market.
The eucalypt research was possible thanks to a nursery setting for the production of eucalypt and its native plant. The outcome was the reforestation of 140 hectares of degraded land owned by 286 families of farmers and also the setting of 25 hectares of experimental tests.
Also, a Forest Centre was build to support the development of activities the area. Meanwhile, a eucalypt national congress was held in order to share knowledge and results, also to create a network of species users.
The eucalypt program was awarded with the mention of excellence in 2010 by the Ethiopian government and also awarded by the Research for Development Cooperation 2013 UPM.
GUZMÁN, P.; GIL, L.; TADESSE, W. "Variation in growth traits and survival of landraces of Eucalyptus globulus Labill. in the Ethiopian highlands". Forest Systems 22 (3): 401-407. DOI: 10.5424/fs/2013223-04130. Pub. 2013.


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I don't get it.
I take it it's a tribute to the three primary colours of the RGB -standard. Red, green and blue equals white, which is the colour of the shirt. It's a simple idea that requires a simple execution, but it's still a bit too plain for my liking.
Simple and appealing, I like it
too simple i think
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The Clarksburg Mission said it has just 25 of the 200 turkeys it needs for next week's dinner.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Feb. 19 (UPI) -- New Jersey Devils defenseman Colin White suffered an apparent right knee injury in Wednesday night's 5-3 loss to the Ottawa Senators.
White went down with just over 13 minutes left in the second period. He tried to check Mike Fisher in the neutral zone but turned and fell awkwardly, bending back his lower right leg in a gruesome position.
As play continued momentarily, White tried to crawl to the bench on his hands and knees.
"Obviously, you know it's something serious," Devils captain Scott Stevens said. "He usually gets up from most things, so you knew it was a serious thing."
The team announced that White was taken to a hospital for x-rays, the results of which would be disclosed Thursday. But teammates were expecting the worst.
"He's been having a great season, so not having him around would be tough," goaltender Martin Brodeur said. "Physically, and the way he was moving the puck, he's been a great asset for our team."
White, 25, has five goals and seven assists in 59 games and his plus-17 rating is second on the team. His loss would be the third in as many weeks for a team that was relatively injury-free over the first four months of the season.
Versatile winger Sergei Brylin has missed seven games with a fractured wrist and right wing Turner Stevenson went down with a knee injury on Feb. 12. Also, defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky has missed 16 games with concussion-like symptoms and right wing Brian Gionta aggravated an ankle injury Saturday.
"We have some depth here, which is good," Stevens said. "But when you lose Brylin and Turner and Colin, it's tough. Hopefully, we'll get Brylin back and Colin back by the end of the year."


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The city is apparently attracting a lot of interest from artists, with 500 applications coming in for just one home in the "Village of Gratitude":
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FAST-GROWING craft beer firm BrewDog is predicting its turnover will double to £12 million this year through a growth in sales at home and abroad.
The brewer is also planning on opening a further three bars, bringing its total estate across the UK to 10.
Alongside that, it hopes to have its new £8m low-carbon brewery at Balmacassie, near Ellon, Aberdeenshire, operational later this summer. The new facility will give BrewDog around 10 times the capacity it has at present.
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Earlier this year, BrewDog raised more than £2m through an online share issue available to members of the public to help fund the brewery and expand the number of bars it runs.
The new brewing facilities will help it cope with demand from customers in 27 countries and push sales up to record levels.
In the UK BrewDog has deals in place with UK supermarkets such as Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Tesco.
Abroad, it is stocked in outlets such as Dutch supermarket Albert Heijn, Coop-Denmark, Australian retailer Dan Murphy, the Ax-foods chain in Sweden, and Norway's Rema 1000.
The expansion is expected to add around 40 staff over the next three months with roles available in brewing, packaging, logistics, human resources, marketing and bar management.
The company said it also intends to run its first graduate training scheme, which will take on two people.
James Watt, who co-founded the business with school friend Martin Dickie five years ago, said: "The economic crisis has been our biggest catalyst for success.
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"We can see the empires of old crumbling, and the winners will be the people with the passion and commitment to make great products and make their companies work no matter what."
The brewery and bottling line, which could eventually employ 75 people, will have a footprint of 3000 square metres. However, the company owns a 3.6 acre site, enabling further expansion if necessary.
It will have an initial capacity of 100,000 hectolitres although that can be increased to 500,000.
According to annual accounts for 2011, BrewDog employed 61 people and had a turnover greater than £5.9m.
More than 50% of BrewDog's sales last year came from the UK, with £1.4m in Europe, £295,679 in the United States and £706,067 from the rest of the world.
BrewDog has opened bars in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Camden, Newcastle, Manchester and Nottingham, with Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds identified as the next locations.
At least 19 jobs will be created in the bar operation, which sells craft beers from around the world, through the new openings and BrewDog is still recruiting for its existing sites.
The company also intends to move its head office operations to the new brewery.
The development was initially slated to be built at Potterton, a village north of Aberdeen, but the £2.5m cost to get water, gas and electricity meant a rethink.
Instead, that site will be used to grow barley and fruit which will go into the beers.


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Not sure if this is in the right category, as sometimes it hard to choose the right one!
Any way surfing and found this on a quilt site:
No need for fabric softener. There is no static cling. You use only 2 tsp per quilt and 2 tbsp for a load of laundry.
Suitable for use with a front load washer.. Mix in an old ice cream bucket or canister:
1 cup Borax
2 cups washing soda
1 cup dry bleach for unbleachables (doesn't hurt the quilt because you only use 2 tsp of this recipe for washing)
1 bar of grated laundry bar soap (Sunlight or Fels Naptha)
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Series: The episodes were 1) Big Brother, Be My Slave, 2) Call Me Mistress, 3) Big Brother, Let's Live Together, 4) Big Brother, I Feel Like Kissing, and 5) It's A Full, Full Moon. Okay, the story starts off with the lead male of the show, Kouhei Morioka on assignment in Germany. He works freelance shooting pictures for an occult magazine since he has a knack for catching ghosts and other paranormal entities in his photographs, even though he doesn't see them when he's initially taking the pictures. The rest of his family is extremely gifted in terms of supernatural powers but he's considered "spiritually retarded" by them since he completely lacks any abilities in this area. Thankfully, that actually comes in handy as he approaches the castle; allowing him to walk right through some serious spiritual shields placed there by powerful creatures that want the castle unmolested. His reasoning for going to the castle is to see if he can find the beautiful little girl he saw from a distance there, a gal he comes to know as Hazuki.
Hazuki, is the gal that kisses him and bites his neck, trying to bend him to her will with her vampire powers but it's her first kiss and doesn't seem to have any effect on him. At this point, the guardian of the castle, a monster with great powers known as Vigo, tries to capture him and ultimately fights Kouhei's traveling partner, his cousin Seiji Mido. Seiji is older and has a reputation for being the strongest psychic in Japan, also gifted with incredible spiritual powers. Seiji fights Vigo to a standstill but the monster keeps coming back for more, wearing out the man as Kouhei attempts to free himself. Also along for the ride is Hiromi, a gal known as Kouhei's best pal and his editor but she really doesn't play a large role in the series just yet, running away when Seiji tells her to.
Kouhei breaks free with the help of Seiji but Hazuki tells him that the only way he can escape is if he helps her break free of the mystical shackles that bind her to the castle, he eventually does so but in the midst of so much going on, they are separated and he leaves with his friends to go back to Japan. Hazuki follows them there and sets up residence in the house of Kouhei's grandfather, Ryuuhei Mido. He's wizened beyond even his years and sees Hazuki as something of an interesting mystery to solve so he invites her in while warning the pair that they need to be careful. The rest of the story has a cute black cat (Haiji) joining Hazuki and a pretty vampire named Elfride sent to bring Hazuki back to Germany by her master. Initially seeming like a straightforward retrieval for her, she soon learns that Kouhei is more than meets the eye; trying to use physical force as well as old fashioned reasoning with the family. Kouhei starts to fall for her Ryuuhei finds her to be delightful, although bratty Hazuki is the only one that remembers how the lady vampire almost killed Kouhei to gain control of the young girl.
The show seems to bounce back and forth between the comedic romance drama and the more serious vampire tale but the opening volume had five full episodes in which to establish the basic character traits and did so rather well. Depending on how well the stories in the future are written and where they go with the material, it could well be a really good show since the cast all seem to sport secrets that have only been touched upon initially. Hazuki changes during a full moon into a powerful being called Luna, Kouhei seems to be protected by his spiritual ineptitude but also a source of power beyond the enchantments his grandfather placed on him, Elfride seems to notice his potential and wants it for herself, and the others seem quite willing to accept everything going on at face value. The collector edition was definitely the way to go this time with the photo album included in the large box used to hold the rest of the series, the wonderful paper booklet that included lots of pictures, interviews, and hints about future stories, and the large trading cards of Hazuki too so I'm going to rate this one as Recommended with the advice that fans of vampire anime might even like it more.
For those who care, the folks at FUNimation presented the material this way on their website: "In a world where the Supernatural and humans share space in family portraits, clumsy photographer Kouhei finds himself the guardian, slave, and object of affection of a mischievous vampire girl. Unfortunately, the little bloodsucker suffers from a split personality. As Hazuki, she is a spoiled brat, prone to tantrums and abuse of her formidable Jagan… As Mistress Luna, her powers and demeanor take on a more mature and noble air. Her mysterious past gets the young vamp and thick-headed Kouhei tangled into a chaotic web of emotion and magic with ancient vampires that seek to return Luna to her roots, and dispense with the freedoms that she enjoys as Hazuki. From old Europe to modern Japan, love and magic mix under the full moon."
Picture: Moon Phase 1: Ltd Edition was presented in an anamorphic widescreen color with an aspect ratio of about 1.77:1 as shot by director Akiyuki Shinbou for airing on Japanese television not long ago. The show was an interesting mix of the kind of colorful show that kids seem to like during the comedic moments as well as the darker, almost film like look of the times when the supernatural elements appear (typically for battle but not always). Most of the stories take place at night since Hazuki is a vampire cursed with the whole "light kills" problem but from my point of view, the show looked very nice all around (with the use of special visual effects handled to enhance the atmosphere of the plot elements). If you prefer the bright pastel colors of anime made for younger audiences, you may not like this one as much but I did notice that there were times when the show took on an almost surreal look to it; something a friend pointed out when I originally fussed about the slight haze that appeared in some of the scenes (she indicated that it was supposed to look like that, kind of bridging the natural and supernatural worlds).
Sound: Moon Phase 1: Ltd Edition was presented with several choices for the audio tracks. The original 2.0 Japanese Dolby Digital track was present, as was a corresponding English track and a 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround track for those who appreciate the fine work that FUNimation does. I'm not a subtitle snob so I listened to all three tracks and found the vocals tended to flow slightly better on the Japanese track but the added musical and sound effect coverage of the 5.1 track was plainly superior. The bass added in enhanced the mood and the high end frequencies seemed brighter. There was some separation between the tracks but most of it was similar in terms of vocal placement with the surround track enhancing the other elements nicely.
Extras: This was where the Moon Phase 1: Ltd Edition shined for most people. It had some trailers, short character profiles of the cast, textless songs (the opening and closing themes; Neko Mimi Mode and Pressentiment Triste), optional subtitles in English, a very appealing twelve page booklet with interviews, pictures, and some series leads for the future, a plastic photo album with Hazuki and Kouhei on it, 4 large trading cards of Hazuki, and a cardboard box to hold the volumes as they come in.
Final Thoughts: Moon Phase 1: Ltd Edition was a shot in the dark for me since I try not to read everything that comes up on the net about upcoming shows. If I did so, I'd potential ruin my fun and come up with false ideas of what shows are about (something I've found a serious problem at other anime review sites in the past) so I'm glad I was picked to check this one out. I'm a huge fan of the quality shows that FUNimation releases and the fact of the matter is that Moon Phase 1: Ltd Edition is a nice blend of comedy and drama that uses vampire clichés in such a way as to own them, treading new ground in the process. If the show continues to evolve in the direction I think it will, this one may be a contender for some awards in the near future but either way it was a lot of fun and I think most of you will enjoy it.
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'LOVE/HATE' actor Robert Sheehan says he will turn down a starring role in a US remake of the RTE series unless it is radically re-invented across the Atlantic.
The 24-year-old, who plays hoodlum-with-a-heart Darren, was speaking after RTE revealed producers have optioned the Stuart Carolan-penned crime series for a US remake.
He was asked if he had signed on for the fourth series of the drama but remained coy. "Maybe. We shall see," he said, sparking speculation about his character's fate in the season finale on Sunday.
The US 'Love/Hate' might have to do without the Portlaoise actor who has been key to its success. "Sometimes you see a UK show that has been remade in America, and it's exactly the same, so creatively it seems pointless," he said. "It seems like America is this gigantic machine that tries to remake everything."
Meanwhile, art lovers browsing the window of the Apollo Gallery in Dublin's Dawson Street found canvasses of the show's stars Nidge and Darren on sale for €950 each.
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According to People magazine, doctors have discovered that 65 year-old actor Michael Douglas has a tumor in his throat. THAT is the bad news.
Now, the good news: Douglas will under go eight weeks of radiation and chemotherapy. His doctors expect him to make a full recovery! "I am very optimistic," Douglas said in a statement.
Let this be a lesson. Schedule physical checkups with your doctor! The sooner you catch things like this, the better your chances of beating them! Believe me, I know. I lost my mother to colon cancer in 1997. Even after sensing problems, she put off a doctor's visit for a YEAR. Don't let your fear of needles get in the way of a long, healthy life!


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One can only imagine how much Lewis Carroll's Mad Hatter would admire Linda Pagan's hat shop. The tiny shop in New York's Soho district is a burst of colour and activity, where hats adorn every surface, and where celebrities from Liv Tyler to Rachel Weisz can be seen rubbing shoulders through its small, crammed window.
The shop would probably be less busy if Pagan didn't insist on spending an average of twenty minutes with each customer - but then, if she didn't, it wouldn't be The Hat Shop.
Pagan, originally from the UK, opened The Hat Shop in 1995. A former insurance broker on Wall Street, she says her love of hats originated from a simple $5 beret she bought one particularly cold day. "We had to wear practically a uniform at work, and the hat really brightened it up. People complimented me on it, and I bought more and more.
"Finally, when I was bored of my office job, I started reassessing my values, and thinking about what really made me happy. The answer was hats."
The Hat Shop offers what Pagan likes to describe as "the range of a department store with the custom of a milliner's". About 75 per cent of sales are off the peg, and Pagan sells both her own collection and hats by other milliners. Prices range from around $20 right up to $1000, but she says that whatever she sells, she and her staff will make sure it looks good. "Service is very important to me. There's nothing worse than people spending a small fortune on a hat that doesn't fit."
Are there certain rules that hat-wearers should follow? "Definitely. I remember doing a home economics class when I was young, when we had to look at different body shapes and give each character clothes that suited them. I think more people could do with that kind of training, especially with hats.
"If you have wide cheekbones and big eyes, then you can get away with most styles. If you have a long, skinny face you should go for wide brims; if you've got a round face, go for an asymetric brim. A crown should be equal to the length from your eyes from your chin, and you should be able to fit two fingers under a brim."
Pagan is often asked if there is much demand for hats in our increasingly informal society. "My answer is always yes. New York never stopped wearing hats. I think it's different in Britain, where bespoke millinery is much more expensive, but here there's a lot of demand - and not just for big events, but for everyday wear too.
"The shop's been especially busy since the recession started. It's like the lipstick effect: people don't buy new dresses, but they do buy hats and other accessories which will brighten up old outfits."
Pagan also thinks that hats are increasingly fashionable among the younger generation. "I'd say most of our clients are rather like myself when I started the shop - educated, intelligent women in their twenties or thirties, who are stylish without being interested in high fashion.
"There's a real vogue for old-fashioned dressing among these women - they're incredibly well-dressed. What we call heritage brands like Burberry have made a big comeback, and people like Sarah Jessica Parker, who wear a lot of vintage, have had an impact too."
Sarah Jessica Parker is, of course, one of the many celebrities who patronise Pagan's store, but she politely says she doesn't discuss them. "That's what they come to my store for, discretion." What she will say however, is that none of them have ever asked for a discount or a freebie. "That's a big dirty secret in New York. We hear so many stories of designers just giving away their stuff, and it's lethal for small businesses - you can't work for free."
Pagan has lived in Soho for many years, and sees herself more as a Soho-ite than a New Yorker. "Living in Soho is like living in a small Italian village. Everyone knows everyone's business, and I have door keys scattered around all my neighbours' homes. Many of my neighbours never go uptown at all - when they go out of the door in the morning, they always turn left."
Finally, a question that must be asked - what is Pagan's favourite hat? "The stove hat," she says, with childish glee. "I don't know why. I must have been born in the 1600s or something."
It is a tall hat like this, of course, overshadowing the face of an elegant woman, which is The Hat Shop's logo. "I like that logo," Pagan says. "But I was horrified when we had it animated for the website, and you got to see the woman's eyes. For me, that wasn't the point. You just can't know who The Hat Shop woman is. Every woman is meant to think she's her."
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This box has been a god send. As spacious as our Nissan X-Trail was, carrying all the luggage and kit for 2 adults & 2 babies (including double buggies, nappies, sterilisers etc), plus picking up 2 or more IKEA blue bags and a chilled cooler box full of grocery shopping in France would have been impossible without this box.
Although we now have the bigger Nissan Pathfinder, this box will still get plenty of use as we do tend to carry/buy lots of stuff when we travel abroad. It also comes in handy if your moving house or just have to shift a fair amount of stuff from A - B.
I think it is value for money (from new), although I picked mine up second hand after one use on ebay for £100+ saving. Its obviously a fair sized box and although I tend to fit it by myself, its essentially a two person job. Fixing it to your roof bars is a doddle, but be sure not to over load it - stack your contents too high and you'll end up lying on top of the box trying to get it to lock (I've been there).
Once I forgot it was on the roof when at the waste disposal depot just before a trip to France. I hit a 1.83m metal barrier, but the box came out of it with just a few scratches and some paint marks. This is testament not only to its durability, but also its flexibility and it must have had to give somewhat to get under the barrier. If you have a normal height saloon/estate, this won't be a problem, but 4x4 owners beware of your maximum height with the box fitted.
I'd have given this box 5 stars if it wasn't for its sheer size, which in my opinion lose it half a mark. While it works for us and I am comfortable lifting it onto the roof of a tall vehicle by myself, this may not suit everyone. A piece of advice if doing this alone... protect your roof with a groundsheet or blanket to avoid scratching it.
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14 Crandon Street Fremantle 6160 WA
Please call agent for weekday viewings.
Enhancing the character and ambiance of this home, the architect Gerard McCann has completed a seamless extension, rebuilding this property with such care and attention to detail. With a solar passive element into his design, this award winning home provides all the modern comforts that one deserves.
Within walking to the famous South Terrace restaurants and coffee shops, the beach and many schools, you will be spoilt for choice in this convenient location.
Perfectly positioned in a cul-de-sac location this charming character home is one not to be forgotten.
Open the double wooden gates, where you can park 1 or two vehicles, you enter the property to find a oversized spacious living room separated by a central double sided fireplace, one boasting a Heat n Glo instant Gas fire and the other a traditional open fireplace.
The kitchen is hand crafted from Jarrah but is fitted with a most practical and impressive Rosieres "Paul Bocuse" range.
The dining area is north facing over the outdoors private courtyard, with glass louver windows to allow the Fremantle doctor work its magic.
The reading corner is a quiet place to retreat, or you could potter in the courtyard, bursting with lemons and lime, a five o'clock gin and tonic will surely be on the menu.
The master bedroom was once upon a time utilised as Mr Butson's music room, however now has been set up as an oversized master bedroom and a t.v room.
The attention to detail is mesmerising, from the original pressed tin ceiling to the full length sash windows, to the newly fitted white shutters, all forming an incredible sized bedroom/theatre room.
The wine cellar underneath the master bedroom comprises of limestone that was quarried by hand and a new floor has been laid so you can store your collection with pride.
The second bedroom is positioned towards the back of the house and is bathed in natural light and benefits from glass windows. With modern fitted robes and a view of the courtyard, the fact that you are in central Fremantle will not even cross your mind.
The bathroom has been recently remodeled utilising top quality fixtures and fittings and comes complete with a bath, rain shower-head, toilet and elegant basin.
An intriguing attic loft in the living room is accessed by a ladder and can be a guest bedroom, writers retreat or that special hideaway of one's dreams.
Boasting all the hallmarks of a low maintenance home with air conditioning, off street parking & an alarm.
A short stroll will have you in Fremantle but as soon as you turn back in to Crandon Street your shoulders will relax and you will feel miles away.
This property will be sold, come and see for yourself this unique and irresistible home.
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- Fully refurbished by Gerard McCann with a new bathroom
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