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As Atlanta rapper-actor T.I. headed into court this morning to be sentenced on federal weapons charges, Vibe magazine has hit newsstands with a cover story purporting to tell "the untold story behind the deal." The deal, that is, that kept the convicted felon out of jail for a year on a deferred sentence after being caught purchasing machine guns and silencers in a metro area Walgreen's parking lot Oct. 13, 2007.
But in the story – titled "Cell Therapy" – the Grammy winner born Clifford Harris, Jr. basically reaffirms what he's said previously on record ("No Matter What"), on his MTV reality show ("T.I.'s Road To Redemption") and in various interviews since he struck the plea deal a year ago today. In short, he maintains that he did not turn anyone in to get the surprising sentence of a year and a day.
Or in street language, he did not snitch.
"Ain't no such thing as a secret snitch," he tells Benjamin Meadows-Ingram. "If there was, there'd be no need for the witness protection program. Pull up my agreement. It's public record. Ain't no way you could hide it, especially being a public figure. And as much as people saying that it is happening, don't you think somebody would would have did the research to say, 'Okay, look, we got proof, here it is?' People just know that that it could have been a lot worse and they wanted it to be a lot worse, but lies will never overrule the truth."
Instead, he says – as many people thought – he was just fortunate enough to be able to afford the kind of lawyers that could craft such a deal.
"I'm blessed to have money," he tells Vibe. "I'm not spending it as though I'm oblivious, like before. [Expletive] said I need $3 million to get out of jail, and the lawyer told me it was half a million to represent me. I got a team of lawyers, and one lawyer said half a million! Lucky enough, I was smart enough to make some sound investments that yielded me enough of a profit to have some on-hand capital. Because if I didn't have no cash, I'd still be locked up. If I'd have bought four more cars and balled out for five more months, I'd have been [expletive] up!"
T.I. hasn't exactly been party-averse though. Even in this past week leading up to his "day of redemption," he's been spotted around the city. Sunday he rented out the entire Cascade skating rink (where much of his film "ATL" was set) and had a birthday party for one of his sons and his fiancee Tameka "Tiny" Cottle's daughter. (R&B superstar Usher and fellow Atlantan – and teen hip-hop sensation – Soulja Boy showed, and T.I. performed).
And just last night he was reportedly at Opera nightclub in Midtown for the album release party producer Polow Da Don threw for Atlanta R&B singer Keri Hilson; where V-103's Miss Sophia said many wished him well this next year.
As to how he plans to spend whatever free time he may have behind bars, T.I. told Vibe he still has an album worth of unreleased material left over from the recording sessions from his latest and biggest commercial CD of his career, "Paper Trail."
(After more than six months in stores, the million-selling "Paper Trail" remains in the Top 20 of Billboard's pop chart. It has yielded two No. 1 pop singles — "Whatever You Like" and "Live Your Life" with Rihanna — and his current million-selling single with Justin Timberlake, "Dead and Gone," is in the No. 4 position this week on Billboard's Hot 100 listing.)
And does he plan to rap in prison? "I don't do too much planning" T.I. told Vibe. "You cannot predetermine these things. You get there and once you get there, at that point, you begin to figure out what it is you wanna do…The best way to not be disappointed is to not have no plans."
Think T.I. will be missed when he turns himself in (which he is not required to do before May 19)? Interested in hearing the music that didn't make "Paper Trail"? Did you get a chance to hear him speak this past year about the pitfalls of the criminal life he was long involved in (part of the community service his deal required)?
March 27th, 2009
1:05 pm
Tip, keep your head up! Ca't wait for your safe return home to your girl and children. Can't wait for the next album. G's up! A-town stay down!
March 27th, 2009
1:16 pm
March 27th, 2009
2:03 pm
Typical of what? Please elaborate on your thoughts. While not a fan of the well travelled Mr. Harris, he is going to pay his well deserved debt to society. But from all implications, I think you're trying to stereotype an entire culture or industry. Sir, you are wrong.
March 27th, 2009
3:04 pm
We all have to be willing to face up to what we've done and that's exactly what T.I is doing. He has admitted to his wrong and his taking his punishment. This should be a lesson to all of us. What you do in the dark comes to light. We'll human and we all make mistakes and passing judgment is not our jobs. As I was once told "sweep around your own front door before trying to sweep around someone elses".
GOD Bless T.I. and his family especially his children.
March 27th, 2009
3:24 pm
March 27th, 2009
4:40 pm
I can't speak for Rich… but think he's trying to convey the following message. TI is a thug. He's a criminal. He is going to jail for a reason. Maybe because he is a low life felon, that was buying semi-automatic weapons from a federal government official. TI was not buying these weapons to hunt deer or rabbit. These were dangerous weapons that take human life. That's there sole reason to exist. TI embodies everything typical about the hip-hop and rap generation. Embracing violence, degrading women, acting with little or nor respect for anyone or our civil laws. Furthermore, before you cry racist, it crosses over into the younger white generation that cozies up to the whole aura of being irresponsible thug. Maybe that was the point Rich was trying to make. Typical.
March 27th, 2009
9:29 pm
God has given him a chance to change his life for the better….we all have done things in our lives we regret…no one is perfect….TI made a bad decision but he has been doing good works for our community for years..giving school supplies, feeding the homeless, christmas gifts to needy families, etc… the list goes on….God bless him and I hope he continue to be a positive role model to our youth….until you've walked in his shoes DON'T JUDGE!!!!!
March 27th, 2009
9:58 pm
I agree with Melinda. Don't judge- we are all one bad decision away from being behind bars. . .
March 28th, 2009
5:39 pm
What an utter waste of DNA. A chosen lifestyle is not a "mistake." He is a wart on the buttock of society.
March 28th, 2009
5:47 pm
Exactly how low must a culture fall before it feels the need to look up to and emulate convicted felons? Pretty low, I think. So sad.
March 28th, 2009
6:09 pm
The whole "don't snitch" mentality may as well be shorthand for saying "don't actually act like a responsible member of society with an IQ over 40." I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin', ya know.
March 28th, 2009
10:46 pm
March 30th, 2009
4:26 am
"on hand capital"…we all need to re-read those three words and get "our own weight up"..hip hop doesn't commit violence…individuals do…let us all stand before the mirror, and cultivate/motivate.
March 30th, 2009
10:27 am
im am omly 16 years old and i know that nobody is not perfect and everybody thats making negitive comment about Ti needs to worry about themselves and their own lives people that spend their life. Yeah he made a mistake but so what who doesnt..I LOVE TI and he may not be the perfect role model but living in this day in time in pretty sure there is no perfect role models but hes a pretty good i hope that he makes it through this situation and dont worry about this haters because is he the KNIG OF THE SOUTH
March 30th, 2009
6:32 pm
At least TI kept it real in saying that money saved his azz. Truth is with money, you can easily bypass the legal system. A convicted felon caught with silencers, HA. A normal Joe would been locked up for 10 years.
March 31st, 2009
6:32 pm
April 1st, 2009
10:47 am
Wow–this is too easy.
"16@war," please get a role model who advocates punctuation. That's a start.
I like how people say "Everyone makes mistakes." Yes, everyone does make mistakes. While my mistake may be rolling through a stop sign in a sparsely-driven neighborhood, that mistake doesn't compare to buying assault weapons from a federal agent. And I don't roll through that stop sign with the intent to murder someone, which is about the only intent one can have for buying assault weapons. But hey, everyone makes mistakes, so this makes what TI's done okay!!
I also like how people say TI has owned up to his mistakes, and is willing to "face up to what he's done." Wrong again! TI "faced up to what he's done" only after he got caught. That's a big difference.
April 1st, 2009
10:55 am
Ok .. you have enough money to get the lightest sentence I've ever heard of for felons possessing weapons. I am fine with that. Greed runs most institutions in America and the judicial system is not different. For me … Just stay out of my kids schools trying to tell them anything. Dude hasn't learned after 32 arrests?? Kids have enough examples of what not to do. I don't need this clown in the school being the polar opposite of what he writes in music. Hypocrazy if you asked me.
April 1st, 2009
11:07 am
For all you people here looking to scale your sin, PLEASE STOP!!! I've never heard a pastor or anyone else refer to VIP sections in Heaven or Hell, so get it out of your heads that there is a better place for you than for T.I. or anyone else who is convicted of a crime. By no means do I advocate the action for which he will serve time. It was stupid and his previous indiscretions should have taught him better. But he has served more than the punishment recommended by a judge and seems as if he will continue to reach out to young people.
Moreover, do not blame T.I. for 16-year old white boys embracing thug life. They have far more to latch on to than him. Get control of your kids and stop blaming the TVs that you buy and place prominently in your homes for your failures as parents…
April 1st, 2009
11:21 am
I never really paid much attention to him until all this happened and it also helped to hype his latest cd, but after seeing him on a lot of talk shows, he seems to be a real person & a nice guy. He made a mistake. I don't condone what he did, but if I had the money & someone had killed my best friend & business partner & was gunning for me literally, there's no telling what I would do either for fear of not only his own life, but that of his family (mother, fiancee, and kids).
I hope he's learned his lesson, gets his life right & starts to put his trust in the Lord and not in anything man made because he's right when he talked about planning. God laughs at our plans, so he needs to live one day at a time & make it the best (and smartest) he can for his family.
April 1st, 2009
11:28 am
Bravedawg: A lot of fools STILL don't face up to what they do and make excuses for what they did after they got caught, so I think he's done the right thing. He's showing remorse. Afterall, who has remorse BEFORE they mess up? That's the point! A year away from your family & career is no small thing. He's not just a thug who wanted "protection" because that's the way he lives, he wanted it because his best friend was killed & they're after him due to jealousy.
It's not right, but I understand. I hope he learns to trust in God who is the only and best protection he could have PERIOD.
He also did waaaay more time with comunity service than was required of him talking to kids about staying away from gangs and violence because his sentence was already set so it wouldn't have changed anything if he had did just what was required. We will always have the poor and we will always have haters, people who have a reason to not like you & people who have no reason other than they can't achieve what you have by hard work. What God has for him is for him. What good would it do to take a man's life out of jealousy? It won't make the one doing it be on top & have T.I.'s success, so what's the point?
Everything happens for a reason & I hope T.I. realizes GOD is speaking to him & has given him favor (he could have done 10 years) & he needs to change his life. Time will tell all.
April 1st, 2009
4:39 pm
T.I. keep your head up homey!!! The King will be back hotter than ever after this sentence. He's the most realest rapper since Tupac so much swag, style, and substance. He's a great business man several businesses in the A besides as a recording artist. Give it up for the man and quit hating. Everybody loves Lil Wayne this guy is straight garbage. T.I. is the best thing that hit the Atlanta rap scene since Outkast.
April 2nd, 2009
11:59 am
I love you man I am from Hollywood Rd & Johnson Rd Westside for life T.I.get it over with and come home because you the King.Hay man god will be with you and he will take care of you and Tameka and the kids and your grandmother.Be good and we see you soon.
April 7th, 2009
4:41 pm
Zone 6 Trap Star….youy're hilarious. Why would TI want to "knock off Shawty Lo"?
April 9th, 2009
4:56 pm
For the same reason you can't spell "you're" LOL
April 13th, 2009
11:29 am
no matter what you will always be my number one artist the old you may be dead and gone but as longe as your Clifford Harris jr ill love you
September 4th, 2010
1:17 am
T.I. busted for pot and meth…Typical thug


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Well, the fact that we all now can watch the first film adaptation (Dawley 1910) of ↑Mary Shelley's '↓Frankenstein' (1818) on YouTube was worth a ↑post over at boingboing. Matter of fact the movie (in different formats) since quite some time is ready for ↓free and legal download at the ↑Moving Image Archive. And it since long resides on my ↵list of cyberpunkish motion pictures, complete with the download link—together with ↑George Méliès's '↓20.000 lieues sous les mers' (1907), Stuart Paton's '↓20,000 leagues under the sea' (1916), John Stuart Robinson's '↓Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' (1920) and … Continue reading
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William Hanham's Last Albany Apartment at Piccadilly, London
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Name: Ali & William Hanham
Location: Albany, London, England
Size: Two bedrooms, one bath
Years lived in: Since 1811
During my visit to England this past month, I visited William and Ali's amazing ancestral home in Wimborne and then took a peek at William's elegant and modest London apartment at Albany. Across the street from Fortnum & Mason, Albany was originally built in 1770-74 for Viscount Melbourne, converted in 1802 into 69 "bachelor" apartments by William Hanham's family, and since have become known as the most prestigious bachelor pads in London. This is the last flat still owned by the family.
Bachelor pad? Why yes. In the good old days, aristocratic bachelors would have need of a place to stay in London for regular visits. Not wanting a whole house, a small bachelor apartment next to other aristocratic men where they has a servant in residence was the perfect solution. Albany allowed only men within its walls until recently, and still children under the age of 14 are not allowed to stay here.
"The residents have included such famous names as the poet Lord Byron and the future Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone, and numerous members of the aristocracy. Nonetheless, occupants have been known to complain that the accommodation is often rather cramped." (Wikipedia)
As you walk off of Piccadilly you enter the front of Albany (the original house) and then pass through the back into the string of apartments that it now supports.
This is the walkway that runs down the inside of the complex with entrances to the apartments on either side.
The entrances are all delightfully stripped down and understated as befits bachelor pads dating back to the 19th century.
As you walk in, the bottom floor opens out to a large dining and living room area with a smaller sitting room along the side. A kitchen was added later on this floor, moved down from the upstairs where the man's servant would live and cook for him.
Ali Hanham has restored, fixed and redecorated over the past five years with pieces from their country house. All the paint in this apartment has been redone in the past few years with Farrow & Ball colors, which give it the deeply hued and elegant historical appearance.
The sitting room lies at the end of the hall as you enter. This smaller room used to be the main bedroom in the small apartment.
Here's a little peek into the small kitchen on the bottom floor, which appears to your right as you enter the apartment.
Upstairs is a very short trip, and there are two smallish rooms with a bathroom (that used to be the kitchen) up there. This would have been the servants quarters.
Recently wallpapered and in the process of being fixed up for the family's short stays in the city, this is now the master bedroom, while the children's room is next door.
As you look out the window back down into the central courtyard you can see the lovely walkway roof, the other apartments and the renovation construction currently in progress.
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What are the Farrow and Ball paint colors of the front (living) room?
Thank you for the visit back into time. Glad to hear it is being preserved for the sake of history, a proud tradition of the British.
The solid shutters on the windows are gorgeous. Something we'd love to see make a comeback. Are they original?
Wow - those floor to ceiling windows and shutters, the wood floors, the tray ceiling in the living room area are so wonderful. I am happy to hear it is being preserved. The kitchen was a bit of a disconnect for me. I wonder why William and Ali chose a modern design and would have loved a peek at the whose kitchen. It is all so lovely and comfortable,
Oh, so very lovely and inviting!
I think the rugs are wonderful.
The tall windows and the settee look so inviting, like a place to sit and dream for awhile. Lovely!
"Modest" is not the term I'd use for this apartment. Do you have any idea how much a large historic flat in that area costs? Elegant, yes. It is lovely.
This is literally my dream London apartment.Perfect,absolutely perfect.
You don't see wallpaper like that very often, either. Great home!
From the article (and the period) Kitchens would have only been used by servants. Functional, out of sight etc.
I feel the modern kitchen was the perfect choice as it stays true to the fabric of the apartment. Clearly illustrating the difference between old and new.
I agree with asdublin, what we think of as a traditional-style kitchen doesn't really reflect a 1770 kitchen anyway, so why not be honest rather than pastiche. I would think also there are rules for listed buildings that say that any big alterations have to show a clear division between old and new?
The walkway used to be open to the public it was a handy short cut to Soho. We have a kitchen like that, lol.
Wow, what a location! I've often passed that courtyard off Piccadilly in the first picture and wondered what was there. Can't get enough of Georgian London.
I agree about going with the modern, yet very simple kitchen - a good choice.
One can guess why the bachelors staying alone there would need a shortcut to Soho...
Thank you for sharing this. I would love to have those floors!
It's a great flat for sure. But "modest"? I beg to differ. A 2 bedroom, 1 bath flat in this area goes for 2 million quid easily, not accounting for the premium for historic location.
What a beautiful home, in an amazing location, and with such rich history--thank you for sharing!
What a beautiful place.
OMG it takes a US website to show me something that I've walked past every day for the last 5 years!!! Now tempted to have a "sniff around" during my lunch period.
Hornung's fictitious burglar A J Raffles had his home at The Albany.
Terrific decor.


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Persimmon Dressing
Notes: For pulp, cut stem from 1 rinsed soft-ripe Hachiya persimmon (about 1/2 lb.). Whirl fruit in a blender or food processor until smooth. Makes about 3/4 cup pulp; chill extra pulp airtight up to 2 days, or freeze.
This recipe goes with Avocado, Citrus, Jicama, and Persimmon Salad
Yield: Makes 3/4 cup; 6 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 65
- Calories from fat: 89%
- Protein: 0.1g
- Fat: 6.4g
- Saturated fat: 0.8g
- Carbohydrate: 2.2g
- Fiber: 0.0g
- Sodium: 13mg
- Cholesterol: 1.4mg
- 6 tablespoons Hachiya persimmon pulp (see notes)
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh sage leaves
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons citrus juice
- 1/4 cup avocado or salad oil
- Salt and pepper
- 1. In a food processor or blender, whirl persimmon pulp, vinegar, sage, garlic, mayonnaise, and juice until smooth and blended.
- 2. With motor running, pour in oil. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Nutritional analysis per tablespoon.
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Persimmon Dressing Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Salad Dressings
- CONVENIENCE: No-Cook, Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: American, California
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fruits
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Meatless, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Blender, Food Processor
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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Perfect Man ( English Version ) Lyrics
Yeah ooh
Girl I dream of u all day
You took my breath away
Cause u are the one
Sometimes love just comes and goes(but my love will never die)
I can prove this to u
Darlin I know I was made to love u and u were for me why
My love is for u only
Did u know that u are always on my mind?
I know I've gone crazy 4 u
even through the long and endless night
If u call I'll be right there holding u tight
Girl I dream of u all day U took my breath away Cause you are the one
Promise u that I will be the man and give all that u need
My heart is crying 4 u,baby can u please
Rescue me?
Never knew that I would love u so(but now u are all that I need)
Holdin'on to u, u are part of me
I know that I was wrong
But times have changed and
Girl I want u back with me
The way our love used to be
How I wish that u could feel my broken heart
Or is your love fading away?
May I be your lovin'baby?
Want u here beside me
Please come back to me
Eric raps.......
lonely night without u by my side
So just take my hand and trust in me
All I know that I love u I cannot let go
baby let me love u and spend my life with u til eternity
U and I are meant to be
Our love is like a fantasy
I will never leave u alone baby .....(call me)
Never felt like this before and now I'm beggin' u to stay I will follow u
Cause I want u
need u
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Tuesday 14th January 2014 18:08@Everton
Everton Under-18s booked their place in the fifth round of the FA Youth Cup after a 4-3 win over Birmingham City at Goodison Park on Tuesday night.
Kevin Sheedy's men wrestled their way through a frantic seven-goal thriller to a set up an away clash against either Milwall or Sheffield Wednesday in the next round.
Goals from Calum Dyson, Courtney Duffus and a brace from substitute George Green secured the victory against a resilient Birmingham outfit.
The deadlock was broken on 23 minutes, when Dyson was on hand to coolly slot the ball past an unmoved Callum Preston in the Birmigham goal after Nathaniel Kelly worked hard to block a Courtney Duffus strike.
The goal sparked Everton into life and the youngsters continued in their attempts to extend their lead.
But half chances for Duffus senior and Dyson were spurned under pressure from a determined Birmingham backline.
The visitors' first chance came on the stroke of half-time, when an exquisite cross-field ball from Charlie Cooper released Koby Arthur down the right.
His cross fell to Liam Truslove on the edge of the area who saw his effort cannon off the crossbar and out of play for a goal kick.
Birmingham came out after the break revitalised and posed more of a threat in the opening exchanges of the second period.
Their efforts were rewarded with an equaliser on 59 minutes, when a superb 20-yard curling strike from Arthur sailed past Russell Griffiths in the Everton goal.
The two sides continued to exchange blows, but it was Everton who would take the lead again just after the hour mark when an inviting low cross from Dyson was turned in by Courtney Duffus from four yards.
The big striker managed to reach the centre at full stretch after pressure from the Birmingham defence.
Substitute Green went on to extend Everton's lead after he was released down the left flank on 77 minutes.
After outpacing Joshua Dacres-Cogley, Green unleashed a vicious left-footed shot past a helpless Preston to make it 3-1 to the home side.
The delighted youngster was booked in the aftermath for an exuberant celebration which saw him remove his shirt.
Everton's two-goal cushion, however, was short lived as Birmingham pulled a goal back just two minutes later. A clever back heel from Sam Deadfield set-up Kyle McFarlane who confidently side footed past Griffiths from 15-yards and bring the score to 3-2.
Sheedy's team regained their advantage after 89 minutes with another goal from Green, which would ultimately prove decisive.
A free-kick was awarded after smart work from Ryan Ledson resulted in the midfielder being bundled over 20-yards from the Birmingham goal.
Green stepped up to curl a left-footed strike over the wall and into the top right hand corner of the goal.
Birmingham substitute George O'Neill capitalised on a costly slip on the edge of the Everton penalty area in injury time to make it 4-3 and set up a nervy last couple of minutes for the young Blues.
But, the Toffees defended valiantly to see out a pulsating game and take the youngsters one step closer to silverware.
They will face either Sheffield United or Milwall away in the fifth round.
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1 Lister Sinclair and Jack Pollock, The Art of Norval Morrisseau, (Toronto: Methuen 1979), 7, 70
I am a shaman-artist. Traditionally, a shaman's role was to transmit power and the vibrating forces of the spirit through objects known as talismans. In this particular case, a talisman is something that apparently produces effects that are magical and miraculous. My paintings are also icons; that is to say, they are images which help focus on spiritual powers, generated by traditional belief and wisdom. I also regard myself as a kind of spiritual psychologist. I bring together and promote the ultimate harmony of the physical and the spiritual world. 1
In Shaman and Disciples, the artist has explained that he is the Shaman (with beard); the young man on his left is his middle son Brian; the man on his right is his long time friend Shingoose (Curtis Johnnie), musician and actor. The Shaman is teaching his Chelas (students or disciples) while on the astral plane (a reference from theosophy to a plane or level just beyond normal human perception), near the City of Light. Morrisseau regards himself as being on the astral plane spiritually most of the time.
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3,2,1… Frankie Go Boom has released a first official trailer online, and all things considered, it's probably the barmiest teaser we've seen so far this year!
The film sees Charlie Hunnam's reluctant hero embark upon a night of passion with beautiful stranger Lizzy Caplan, only to discover his feckless brother Chris O'Dowd has filmed the entire encounter and dropped the DVD off with a porn baron (Chris Noth).
As if that wasn't bad enough, said porn baron turns out to be none other than Caplan's old man, meaning the boys must recover the DVD in question, whatever the cost.
Take a look at the new trailer below…
Despite the farcical nature of their situation, there's a manic energy on show in the trailer that suggests this one could be an off-beam treat. And of course, there's also the Perlman factor to be considered…
Written and directed by Jordan Roberts and co-starring Whitney Cummings and Nora Dunn, 3,2,1… Frankie Go Boom opens in the US on 12 October 2012, with a UK release to be confirmed. You'll never look at Hellboy the same way again!
Source: Collider
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The man who knows a thing or two about making hit TV shows and movies also knows a thing or two about casting lovely ladies.
Evangeline Lilly (Lost)- Of all the ladies of Lost, Evangeline is the Swiss Army knife. Need an ass-kicker? She'll throw down. Need a shoulder to cry on? Cuddle up, cupcake. Need someone to get captured every time there's a lull in the plot? Done and done. What can we say? We have a soft spot for "Freckles."
Keri Russell (Felicity)- Only Russell (and, we suppose, Abrams) could turn the tale of a romantically obsessed bundle of nervous ticks into an endearing tale of first love. Seriously, in lesser hands, Felicity would have been shaving her eyebrows and wearing dresses made of restraining orders by episode 3.
Bridget Moynahan (Six Degrees)- OK, so Bridget had the crappy luck to star in a rare Abrams' failure (More like Six Episodes! Huh? Huh?), but this statuesque beauty is legendary for being the first drop-dead model/actress to procreate with New England Patriots QB Tom Brady. Seriously, this guy is on a mission to create an entire race of Captain Americas.
Lizzy Caplan (Cloverfield)- The quirky Caplan got her pulse racing in the Abrams-produced handicam Godzilla-epic Cloverfield, then went on to get our pulses racing with her clothing-optional guest run on the HBO vampire soap True Blood. Good looking out, JJ.
Odette Yustman (Cloverfield)- For Cloverfield, there needed to be a girl so knee-weakeningly hot that any man would gladly back-track through a monster-ravaged Manhattan in the vague hopes of finding her alive. All we can say is, this is typecasting at its most obvious. We'd let aliens use our bodies as inflatable Sumo Suits for a chance at Odette.
Zoe Saldana (Star Trek)- For hardcore Trekkers, getting a semi from Lt. Uhura was nothing new. But for us regular folk, this was an entirely new experience and we are forever grateful for it. The fact that Zoe followed up Trek's go go boots and mod dress awesomeness with a disconcertingly hot turn as a giant blue cat monkey in Avatar should cement her place as an object of sci-fi worship for all time.
Rachel Nichols (Star Trek)- Perhaps Zoe Saldana was inspired to go blue by seeing how well Rachel went green. Rachel may have kicked ass and dropped jaws in her G.I. Joe catsuit, but it's her all-too-brief cameo as a buxom alien chick in Victoria's Secret attire that sent geek libidos into warp drive.
Anna Torv (Fringe)- If Abrams understands one thing, it's that WTF batshitness goes down a hell of a lot easier when you through some attractive women into the mix. It works for Lost, and it sure as hell works for Fringe. Remember that X-Files spin-off The Lone Gunmen? Remember any of the women from it? We rest our case.
Michelle Monaghan (Mission Impossible 3)- For Abrams' big screen directorial debut, Monaghan had the unenviable task of balancing insane stunts with complicated plot devices with pretending to be attracted to Tom Cruise. But she pulled it off with in her own adorable style. Of course, in our hearts, she'll always be Harmony Faith Lane.
Maggie Q (Mission Impossible 3)- How could Abrams not cast slinky sexpot Maggie Q in MI:3? Not only an exotic beauty, she also has a name that already sounds like a secret agent. "My name is Maggie Q." "But of course it is, dear."
Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Undercovers)- Abrams' latest discovery, the stunning Ms. Mbatha'Raw was announced as the lead in J.J.'s brand-spanking-new television series which is being described as Mr. & Mrs. Smith meets The Bourne Identity. Well, Gugu officially has us going ga-ga.
Emilie de Ravin (Lost)- Emilie is another one of Abrams' gorgeous discoveries, even if we're pretty sure that in the past five seasons of Lost Walt's dog has more lines and screen time than she's had. But, hey, she's cute whenever she shows up, so we're not complaining.
Jessica Lucas (Cloverfield)- Is it just us, or is the house party that kicks off Cloverfield the most attractive house party since Kid met Play? Canadian bombshell Jessica Lucas joins Odette Yustman and Lizzy Caplan as "Women We'd Gladly Crawl Through Monster-Ridden Subway Tunnels For." Thanks again, JJ.
Yunjin Kim (Lost)- Remember when desert isles were populated with exactly two types of women: A zaftig, Joan-from-Mad Men type and a perky Rachel Ray in pigtails? Luckily, Abrams has opened things up a bit by introducing us to strong and sexy Korean alpha-mother Yunjin Kim.
Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost)- You've got to love Mitchell's Juliet—Who else can sweat so elegantly through a tanktop while still being counted on to deliver the perfect "I'm smirking because you're an idiot" face every time they cut from Sawyer or Jack back to her? You may not trust her, but you'd follow her into any cave any time.
Jennifer Garner (Alias)- Mrs. Ben Affleck rose to stardom playing the cosplaying secret agent star of Abrams' mega-hit TV series. Then she went and did the double-barrel suck of Daredevil and Elektra. But, hey, she…um, met her husband doing those. So that's…something.


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Look Out, Hollywood: Here Comes Sanjaya Malakar!by Mischalova at . Comments
Take cover, Tinseltown: Sanjaya Malakar is on his way!
The former American Idol finalist has put a "For Sale" sign on his family's suburban Seattle home.
People magazine reports that Dennis Fletcher, the realtor brokering the deal, is making no secret of the property's resident star.
"I've probably spent, so far, about $2,500, $2,600," the real estate agent said of his marketing campaign that includes Sanjaya's autographed picture on the house flier and a Sanjaya song clip on its site listing.
So, with Malakar making his way to Hollywood, just one question remains: What the heck will he do there? We've got a few suggestions:
- The Dillon Panthers need a water boy on Friday Night Lights. We're guessing they'd rather have Sanjaya than Adam Sandler.
- Jayden James needs a baby sitter. Desperately.
- Four words: High School Musical extra.
- Consider typecasting on Bionic Woman: Portray a cute cyborg who people like only because you're Indian, have silly hair and can sort of carry a tune.
Sanjaya is a child star/genius ! He is who we remember from that season 6.Sanjaya should already have a movie about his life in production,and why he doesn't means he is being mismanaged. He needs to be captured before he ages too much.A ten year old child recently ask me if Sanjaya and Michael Jackson are one in the same!!!! Sanjaya is already a star.


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Sephora Color My Life Eye & Lip Makeup Tablet for Summer 2014
Loving all over this cute Sephora Color My Life Eye & Lip Makeup Tablet for Summer 2014 ($34) that includes 36 shadows and 6 lipglosses!
Take a look!
The main draw? The fact that this cute palette looks like an iPad or a Kindle! The tablet features a variety of shades in matte, shimmer, and glitter finishes.
I don't love the idea they included six lipglosses though as it could potentially get messy! They should have just did all shadows here as far as I'm concerned!
None the less if you can score it at 15% during Sephora's Hottest Ticket I'd say it's a cute haul! Especially since Sephora can surprise with the quality on some of their palettes.
The Sephora Color My Life Eye & Lip Makeup Tablet is available now at Sephora and Sephora.com.
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Worth a purchase?
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4/2/14 10:41 Linda:
The colors are gorgeous…I'm salivating!…but I sure wish more cosmetics companies would get the memo about how to package creams and powders together in a palette. You know how Mally puts a little plastic cover over the creams in her Perfect Palettes? If this palette had that feature, it would be perfect.
4/2/14 11:15 Sara:
Seriously! You could probably make your own little plastic cover and just tape one side so it's a flap. But it is much nicer when the palette already includes it.
4/2/14 12:33 Robin:
Drat. I just told a friend last night that I'm only buying my staple products during the VIB sale since I have enough makeup to supply every zombie in the Waking Dead. But this is beautiful and it has all the colors I like to play with and the price is nice, and, and, and,… it will be mine!!! LOL
Hi Muse, have you played with the new Laura Geller blush that's a swirly looking compact?? It's BETTER than Clinique's Cheek Pop!!! ( and I love those!) HG blush!!!
4/2/14 15:50 Robin:
I ordered both; rosewater is on waitlist. Ulta has a kit with the one of the blushes and an eyeshadow with the same formula. Very pigmented and blendable. Natural looking as well. I swirled my blush brush twice and it looks like nothing is on the brush, but it's there. Loves!!! If nothing else, you should pop into Ulta and play with the color. I think you would like it.
4/2/14 16:52 Robin:
I think it does. Soft sheen in my opinion. Reminds me of the Armani blush you recently reviewed, but in a powder form.
4/3/14 14:16 Kary:
HELP! so today should I go for Clinique cheek pops or wait for laura Geller swirl?
And between those and the Too Faced Heart Blushes?


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Stamford, CT chimpanzee mauling sparks call for legislation banning nonhuman primates as pets
Stamford, CT — Born Free USA united with Animal Protection Institute (Born Free USA), a national non-profit animal advocacy organization, today sent a letter to Connecticut Governor M. Jodi Rell urging her to take the necessary steps to ban the keeping of nonhuman primates as pets after a woman was critically mauled by a friend's chimpanzee on Monday. The chimpanzee, named Travis, was stabbed several times by his owner and finally shot to death by police.
"Connecticut already prohibits the keeping of big cats, bears, wolves, coyotes, venomous reptiles, alligators, and crocodiles as personal pets. Tragically, this law does not include nonhuman primates. Lawmakers must act immediately to ban the private ownership of nonhuman primates before another person is harmed or another animal loses his or her life," said Nicole G. Paquette, Esq., senior vice president of Born Free USA. "It is unacceptable that people are allowed to own nonhuman primates. They are potentially dangerous wild animals and deserve to be with others of their own kind."
This was the second incident involving Travis. In 2003, he escaped from his owner's vehicle and was loose in downtown Stamford for a number of hours. Police were able to subdue him and, luckily, no one was injured.
"The owners of these animals are playing Russian roulette with people's lives," added Paquette. "For the safety of people and animals in Connecticut, lawmakers must act now to prohibit nonhuman primates from being kept in private hands. We are ready to work with any state legislator to craft commonsense legislation."
"The desire to be close to exotic animals is understandable," noted Adam Roberts, Born Free USA's senior vice president in Washington DC and a leading supporter of the federal Captive Primate Safety Act. "But keeping primates as pets is simply unjustifiable. The risk to the animals themselves and the people who live near them is just too great. Wild animals belong in the wild."
The Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary near San Antonio, Texas, is home to more than 500 macaques, baboons, and vervets, many of whom came from deplorable or inappropriate private homes or businesses. The Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary is one of the very few in the U.S. that provides large, free-ranging, natural enclosures, on 186 acres of dense vegetation with several ponds. The majority of monkeys live freely in these enclosures with minimum human interference.
Born Free USA is a national non-profit animal welfare and conservation organization and nationally recognized leader on exotic animal legislation. More information can be found at www.bornfreeusa.org.
Zibby Wilder, Born Free USA, 916.267.7266


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Bird Gathering (at SoDo District)
Had some clients cancel on me, but I already rented the lighting for the day. So I took some selfies instead >_< (at Pike Place Market)
This is Dapper Dan from before. He posted up next to us at the park for a while. Had to snipe a shot of him (at Golden Gardens Park)
Cue light saber sound effects (at Queen Anne Hill)
Swing is still there (at Golden Gardens Park)
Tron Tree (at Seattle Waterfront)


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Where their ranges
overlap, crows severely impact the annual waterfowl populations. When the hens begin laying, crows break open and eat the eggs.
Later they will return and devour the
fledglings. In the 40's a biological survey was conducted that really shows the damage crows can cause to the waterfowl in the Canadian "Duck Factory". It was shown that crows in close proximity to duck nesting areas took an average of 110 to
120 eggs or fledglings per crow per year, approximately 20,000,000 ducks. During the same year, sportsman only took 11,000,000 ducks. A common slogan of the time was "Kill a crow, Save a duck". At a time when waterfowl
seasons are being dramatically reduced and even canceled, the survival rate of waterfowl at their breeding grounds is paramount. Shooting crows can make a real difference. Crows also take a heavy toll on upland game birds, including direct
responsibility for at least 4 1/2 percent nest depredation on ruffed grouse and in California crows have been implicated in the endangerment of the Mojave desert tortoise. They also prey on small mammals such as rabbits and squirrels and have been
known to kill prey as large as newborn lambs.
In the past twenty years, there has been a crow population explosion in the suburban
areas around the country, especially the East. It is now common to awaken to the call of crows in many suburban backyards where only a few years ago, it was somewhat rare. In fact, many large roosts are forming within the
beltways of major cities. Besides the nuisance factor of torn open trash bags and backyard droppings, the effect on the local songbird populations
is incalculable.
More recently, crows have been identified as a carrier of the West
Nile Virus, an encephalitis type virus that has
killed at least 155 people to date. Crows have been found
to be prime carriers of the mosquito borne disease because of their highly sensitive nature to the virus and their roosting habits. Blood tests are currently being conducted throughout the
East (see CROW BUSTERS Cooperates with
West Nile Virus Research), but this disease will continue to be a concern due to the crow's
migratory nature.
Having said all this, I believe the crow deserves our admiration and should be considered more than just a nuisance bird by
hunters. The crow is the most intelligent of all birds in North America. As such, they can be a challenging and worthy adversary that, kept under control, are a welcome part of nature's complex tapestry. Based on the
outcome of man/crow conflicts throughout history, the crow will no doubt continue to be a source of many frustrating hours afield for those of us who call ourselves "Crow Hunters".


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Agree! Break the bank on this kid
At least until he drops a big pass ...
Then there will be 9 threads asking for him to be cut.
Haha. Yea we got a few of those guys don't we
The kid has carried the offense, especially the last game and a half!


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Backyard Privacy Screen Ideas?
Good Questions
With their deck built 4 feet off the ground and their yard at a higher elevation than ours (we're on a slope), their deck is essentially level with the top of the fence. Next to the fence on our side of the house is a 6 foot easement that we have to keep clear, so planting a tree is also out of the question. Does anyone out there have a similar problem? How can I add some filter between us and the neighbors without keeping our curtains closed? (The picture is taken at my patio door that leads right into the kitchen.)
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What happend to the trellis that is broken on the fence? Seems to me that you could rebuild that all the way across unless it's too high and that's why it isn't really there anymore. Your best option if you can't put anything on the easement is to build the fence as high as 6 feet. Are there any exceptions to this? Look through the city code's rules of privacy. There might be an exception there for properties that are situated at a level that is not conducive to fence height limits such as this.
Are there rules about window boxes on fences? You could add window boxes to the entire length of the fence and plant tall, rigid plants, like a sansaveria-type plant that would stay upright.
Perhaps some tall potted plants? Not sure what would reach a height higher than 6 feet however. Bamboo?
I like the window box idea around the top of the fence if it is permitted. It would add height, colour, and interest to your yard while blocking their view of you making dinner.
They can't plant trees, so I imagine potted plants are out of the question too. They need something that can't sit on the ground because the easement has to be clear.
Maybe a garden trellis in the yard that obstructs the view in your house and adds an interesting view from your window.
I once read a article about a couple trying to hide their motor home in their fenced in yard. They had the same height restrictions on fences. They attached planter boxes on the back side of the fence, near the top. Then they planted fast growing bushes in the planters. The bushes gave them the extra height that they needed to help block the view of their RV.
Could you build a pergola over your patio and cover it with wisteria vines or grapes or something? They wouldn't be able to see into your house through the foliage, and you'd have a shady and good-smelling (or good-tasting) place to sit out in the evenings.
What about some semi-sheer curtains? You could put up some white sheers that softly filter (but don't block) the sunlight; in the daytime they'll look opaque from the outside of the house. I live on a corner with lots of street-facing windows and use Pottery Barn's linen sheer drape -- we get sunlight in but you can't see in the house during the daytime.
Since they are uphill -- how about offering to pay to build a fence on their property, where it will block the view of your house?
"Good fences make good neighbors."
The rule is six feet from the ground. Can't raise the fence, but can you raise the ground? Maybe put in an 8 foot fence but build up two feet of plant bed all along the bottom?
Consider talking to the neighbors about adding some privacy to the side of their deck. They should be able to add a 6 foot screen to the side of their deck. Chances are, they don't want to see into your house any more than you want them to! If you help with assembly or the cost of installation they'll be even more likely to do something on their side of the property line.
I am wondering if you could not consider planting bamboo around your deck... i realize you cannot plant them along the fence but planting them at the foot of your deck would still leave you with a private but natural, rustling screen. Bamboo grows fast anywhere south of Vancouver (i am in the Yukon, too bad for me!!), so it may work for you?
Also, kite-awnings or shade sails can be modern, beautiful and practical... not sure if you could set one up on top of your fence or nearer your deck... they are not fences and may fit your purpose. Here's a few here:
Maybe I guess the garden is out of the question with the easement. Repaving over a higher ground level sure would be expensive but it could work too.
How about some sunshades erected vertically or hung like a curtain on a frame? There are a lot of outdoor curtain materials available and they could be hung anywhere you need to have them and they could be totally movable. Several could be used in different places to cover and shade where you want it.
I have neighbors that tied sturdy bamboo fencing to their porch railing, so it stands up about 4 feet beyond the height of the rail. I think its similar to this, though there are other colors available:
I was thinking outdoor curtains too. You could easily add a frame for them to your deck. I have a covered porch and outdoor curtains are the only way I can tolerate how close we are to our neighbors on both sides.
Here's kind of what I was thinking for you... http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_6DQIPZjM_dg/SYHbSIXzbQI/AAAAAAAAC90/Ynoaz66IMv8/s400/outdoor+dining+ethereal.jpg
If you are not opposed to a few large pots -- or even the window boxes on the fence, consider honeysuckle. Train it to grow up along that top trellis. It spreads quickly and gets bushy. I had it growing under my deck and it climbed all the way up and looked like a bush affixed to my railing -- 8ft. (have to check it's hardiness in your zone, but worth a look -- and it smells great).
I would doubt that potted plants are out of the question unless it is a special type of easement. Granted, I live in a fully-built out city where easements are often retroactive and got thru structures, etc. and the rule is that the city is not responsible for any damage or removal/replacement should the easement need to be accessed. However, my understanding (my SO is a CE) of easements are to be kept clear of permanent/fixed additions and a potted plants would not be considered permanent or fixed. However, I don't think it would give the level of privacy they are looking for
I would consider a pergola and possibly run cables up from the railing to the pergola and train vines up them -- living screen.
The other thing I would look into is getting privacy (not necessarily frosted or decorative, they can look essentially like plain window glass) film on the windows. It would add to the UV protection and results would be immediate and year-round.
What if you built a pergula or trellis close to your windows to obstruct your neighbor's views into your house? If my sense of perspective is correct, the closer the visual obstruction is to the windows the smaller it needs to be. The further away the taller the fence needs to be.
It sounds like sheer curtains and/or large potted plants on your patio may be your only option.
I just wanted to say I feel your pain. I also have neighbors--one whole yard away--that have an elevated deck, and it is awful to have people staring down into your yard. I know they are not looking at me, but it is unnerving, and they are extremely loud.
I lived in the city where everyone had tall fences to keep their nosey neighbors out. We now live in a suburb where most people don't have fances over 4' tall and it is a really nice change. For one thing it makes are small yard look huge and we've really gotten to know our neighbors well.
As one poster suggested above, the fence height restriction is from the ground. Where I live, we routinely berm the ground up to make the fenceline taller. Additionally, "trellises" (anything 'removable') are exempted from the fence height, so you can attach a big ole trellis to the top of a 6' fence. And, I recently saw a post somewhere (pinterest?) where the homeowner bypassed the fence height restriction by setting tall, skinny trees inside horse troughs on large castors (as a gate). In your case, getting some plant material out there might help with what is bound to be a lot of noise.
Trellises above the fence are the usual solution to this problem and the trellis part is not considered part of the fence. Silver lace vine is reputed to be fast-growing and a common solution to cover "eyesores" like outbuildings. Trumpet creeper is a native which attracts hummingbirds. Plant something like these at the base of the fence and you will still have your clearance. While you are waiting for growth trellises in planter boxes with a connecting overhead trellis on the deck can give you immediate relief. Shade sails are lovely, but must be attached at crucial points. Why not a free-standing umbrella shade angled to give you privacy?
Don't do bamboo, whatever you do. It looks like it should work, but the headaches aren't worth it. We live in New Jersey and bought a house that had bamboo lining a fence for just the situation you have - BUT once a year it dropped leaves everywhere AND the thing that put it over the edge for us was that the runners started coming up under the deck, in the yard, many feet away from the original planting. Eventually the root system turned the earth to mats that we had to dig out with pick-axes. Ripped up the yard to get the runners out, and had to redo the entire back yard. Luckily it isn't a big one, but the leftover runners are still putting out shoots under the driveway next door and along the fence. Unless you put in a big box underground you won't be able to control it - or you get the clumping kind. We put in huge arborvitae in its place, but I don't think it will solve our privacy issue. I'd be interested to see what other solutions people propose. Pergolas are expensive!
You could put solar fins or some other type of canopy coming off your house. Not too expensive or hard to install, and it'll provide you shade in the summer, as well.
Whatever you do, talk to your neighbours first and try and find a solution that suits both parties. I know from some terrible experiences with my neighbours that things could have been solved so much more quickly and easily if they'd just talked to us before they started their high-security fence project.
I love Tim O'Reilly's idea to build up the ground under the fence so your 6' fence is actually 8' above most of your property.
Alternatively, maybe rolling planter boxes with trees or tall bushes in them? (Technically they're not planted or constructed permanently on the ground, so you're within the law.)
Or like some others said, construct a pergola around that part of your house. Here's a simple version from an AT post yesterday (look at the second photo): http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/a-minihouse-in-france-marie-claire-mason-188925
Generally speaking, the 6' height limit is for fences that won't require a building permit. If you want to build something taller - a building permit is required. Most folks don't want to go through that hassle and just keep it under 6 feet. The International Building Code recently changed in 2012 and now requires any fence without a permit to be sub 7', however it may take awhile for local jurisdictions to adopt the new code.
With that easement, your best bet will be a planter of clumping bamboo across the back of your patio. It will cost you to set it up and you will have to maintain it but in my opinion, it will work much better and faster than anything else. Not all bamboo is bad bamboo. In my area there is a company called Bamboo Giant. They install and maintain a privacy fences of potted bamboo plants. Take a look at their website and see if there is information that could help you:
Your city may allow for variances in fence height and it's worth looking into, but I would bet with the easement (is that a path?) they will most likely not allow you to build much higher, and you really need 12' high in order to feel screened. When you are looking for anything over 8', you are really talking about trees and tall shrubs.
Cost to build something 12'h > Cost to grow something 12'h
Where I live, a 12' fence 40 ft. long would cost $12k vs. $4k to have Bamboo Giant put in pots of bamboo. And if planted myself it would cost even less.
We have large, rectangular troughs along one fence, planted with bamboo (well over 6 foot high). No problems with leaves, and I love the sound it makes when the wind blows. We've scattered allium bulbs in the troughs, and the big purple/white globes look lovely, floating amidst the bamboo.
I endorse talking to the building department about a variance on the fence height. It may not work, but it's worth pursuing in case it does.
Also, talking to the neighbors. Maybe they can help in some way. (Somebody needs to get that broken fence fixed, for instance.)
We have a house built into a hillside. Behind us are neighbors on a slightly lower level. We have to have drapes for privacy year round on that side of the house. But what's interesting is that their deck is surrounded by trees. Right now the deck is totally invisible to us surrounded by cherry blossoms! (Ornamental, no fruit.) Afterward, until late fall, the leaves obscure the view. Only in winter when the trees are bare can we see their deck, and by then nobody's using it! I'd consider that for my balcony, but it would not work with my landscaping or the fact that I like to LOOK at my landscaping from there... Still it's another option for some...
We are redoing a fence in our backyard (which, as a corner lot, fronts a street with lots of foot traffic on one side). Here, there is a 6 foot fence limit, but you can add up to 2 additional feet by using a trellis. Take the best ideas you've read above and contact your local permit office (or a knowledgeable local builder) to find out exactly what you can and cannot do in your city.
Our tentative plan, btw, is to build a 6 foot fence with horizontal wires above and growing a vine-y plant to eventually fill in the space.
Here are some ideas from Pinterest http://www.empressofdirt.net/fence-not-high-enough-heres-some-privacy-ideas/
Basically you build a "trellis" for plants, not a fence, inside your own yard so you are not adding height to a fence. Speaking from experience, you don't need to block the view, probably just somewhat obscuring it will make it seem much better.
You can also build bottomless planter boxes of brick or railway ties and make them quite high. Then plant tall growing shrubs in them. Deciduous would be fine if it privacy isn't a big deal in Winter. Remember,the closer to your house the trellis/plant is the less height you will need to block the view.
Well, talk to the neighbors first. If they agree, you're more likely to succeed at a variance request and then you could just raise the fence. However, if you think a tree would help, a dwarf fruit tree can be grown in a large pot, and they will grow eight to ten feet tall. You can even grow tropical fruits, like oranges or lemons, and simply wheel the pot inside for the winter (garage/shed/etc).
What about setting up some shade sails? You'd just need to set some anchor points or a post or something. shadesails.com
In early summer I saw something in a recent magazine that would work.
There was a 6 ft. fence, and attached to the fence was a structure that went up straight for a few feet and curved a bit at the top. They were calling it an arbor or a trellis, but it was pretty much enclosed.
I have since tried to find that magazine and don't know the name of it. If anyone has seen this article, please let me know. I have a neighbor whole house has been grandfathered in to be 5 ft. from the property line, and he has just built a second story with 3 windows. I am horrified. Some of your suggestions sound pretty good, but I'd sure like to find that magazine article.
Also in a 2010 Good Housekeeping magazine, there was an article that showed a 6 ft fence.
One foot in front of the fence was a lovely looking structure that went straight up and then slanted upwards into one's own yard for a couple of feet - the slanted part had vines growing in it.
It looked like it might work, but might only go up 12 ft. I think I need higher. Need to know the restrictions on height of arbors and trellises Angelaene


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You'll FLIP for this version of UNO, which combines the card game you know and love with ready-aim-launch action! Whenever you play a special Flip card, use the launcher to hurl your UNO Guy at an opponent's crash-pad. If he lands on it, you give that player one of your cards - decreasing your hand while sabotaging theirs! So aim to get rid of your cards first...and don't forget to yell "UNO!"
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Shinzo Nakanishi, MD & CEO, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd
Back in 1983-84, Shinzo Nakanishi was a member of the initial Suzuki team that set up the automobile joint venture, Maruti Udyog Limited, with the Indian government. That venture, now known as Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL), currently sells half the cars sold in the country.
Nakanishi played a critical role in Maruti's divestment and has been the company's non-executive chairman since 2002. After taking over the reins of the country's largest car-maker (sale-wise) in 2007, he has maintained MSIL's domination in the overcrowded Indian market. Nakanishi put into action Suzuki Motor Corporation's (the firm's Japanese parent) promise of making India a global small car hub with mega investments in manufacturing, R&D and design. He boosted the company's compact car lineup with the introduction of MSIL's world strategic models - the A-star, Ritz, Swift, new WagonR, new Zen Estillo and the new Alto - that are equipped with their next generation K-series engines.
The 61-year-old honcho has also initiated work on Maruti's hybrid vehicles that are expected to be demonstrated at the forthcoming Commonwealth Games this year, including the R III, and, of course, the much-awaited Kizashi.
With Nakanishi at the helm, MSIL has maintained its identity and profitability as a small car maker while continuing to expand its portfolio with a strong presence in other segments as well.
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