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Featuring the best of both design and location, this modernist home is a luxe haven for a Noosa family.
Who lives here: Sarah Waller, builder and architectural designer, and owner of homewares store Coco + Bliss; her husband Paul Blatchford, owner of Bluecoast Electrical; and their daughters, Tasmin, 17; and Tiggy, 13.
Style of home: A modern 700sqm house featuring oversized glass doors and windows, as well as a pool, set over 1.5 acres of rolling hills and gardens.
Timeline: After a design process of more than two years, the build took just seven months.
Many dreams suffer a little setback from time to time, and for Sarah Waller, it was discovering that her qualification as an architect wasn't recognised in Australia after moving here from the UK. "I was dreaming about designing my ideal home and I was quite despondent to find out that my qualifications from the Royal College of Art weren't applicable here," she says. After putting her research skills to the test, Sarah discovered she could continue with her career and her wish of building her own modernist-inspired home as a building designer, and so Sarah Waller Design was born, and her dream home soon afterwards.
Sarah & Paul's wishlist
+ "It had to be modern and I wanted a minimal palette, preferably monochrome."
+ "I wanted a home that would showcase my talents as a building and interior designer."
+ "We wanted true open-plan living, where we could open lots of doors and windows to enjoy the fresh breezes and connect with nature."
Dream It.
As an architecture student, Sarah fell in love with the idea of living in a glass home inspired by the clean lines of modernism. In the UK, strict planning regulations all but ruled it out, plus there wasn't the right kind of year-round sunlight to make it worth it. But then life brought Sarah, her husband Paul, and their two girls to Australia.
The couple built and sold two homes, but after discovering the perfect acreage in Noosa Waters, Queensland, just 10 minutes from the main strip, Sarah knew the time was right to realise the glass-box home she had wished for.
Design it.
"I didn't rush the design," says Sarah. "I had been thinking about this home for such a long time, so the process was about refining all those thoughts." Sarah also wanted to get to know the landscape they were now living in and work out how to harness the light, which would be integral to her home's design.
"It took about two years to really pin down what I wanted," she says. "And I'm glad I took my time because I think if I had built the house two years earlier, I wouldn't have been as happy with it as I am today."
Using CAD renders, Sarah broke down the home into different areas, but made sure the overall plan was open and connected. The house was always going to be big, spanning 700 square metres, but she was aware of making it feel cosy, too, so she used joinery and cabinetry to create little nooks and spaces.
The interiors had to be faultless. Sarah's number one palette has always been monochrome. "It's just timeless, and so minimal, so it's really about allowing textures to add warmth," she says.
Sarah's trick to black-and-white success is in the tones she starts off with. "Dulux Lexicon Half has the tiniest hint of black. I like to combine this with Dulux Black because then there's no conflict of colours and it looks clean," she says.
Do it.
Sarah was determined to be across every detail of the build to ensure she had complete control over the decisions. She decided the best way to remain informed was to obtain her own builder's licence.
"My father's a builder, and I just think it's the best way to be the perfect project manager," she says. "Now I'm one of only a handful of women in the area who can build!" The licence also complemented her skill set, enabling Sarah to offer a one-stop shop for clients looking for help with designing, planning and building new homes.
Sarah's biggest hurdle was finding the right flooring. "I wanted a perfect white polished slab," she says. After researching for six months and obsessing over how to guarantee there would be no cracks in the finish, no supplier could do it in the end. "I had to find an alternative," she says. "I needed the look to be exact." The solution Terrazzo tiles from Fibonacci Stone that offer the crisp whiteness she needed for the foundation to her monochromatic home.
During the build, the family lived on the site in the original home on the property. "I could lean out the window and touch my new house as it came together over seven months." Now, Sarah's dream home is a reality: the warm, monochromatic space she always envisioned.
the best bits
+ "The landscaping is just so tropical and it feels like a true resort-style lifestyle with the pool and the way we've planted," says Sarah. "The garden has taken a lot longer than the house to create but it's just so relaxing living here now."
+ "I love that we have little spaces within the open-plan. Small touches, such as lowering the ceiling, allow the spaces to feel cosy and intimate."
+ "The house is a great way for my clients to see my work. I love showing people through so that they can see first-hand what's possible from good design."
lessons learnt
"Your build is only as good as your subcontractors. Get to know who you're working with and where their skills lie," says Sarah.
Take a look at more of Sarah's work at sarahwallerdesign.com.au.


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Vacation in this never before available, historic home on Quiet South Lindstrom Lake. Built in 1898, this home is on the National Historic Record of Homes, but features all the amenities of a new home including a master suite with gas fireplace, an eat-in kitchen with granite countertops and an exercise room with treadmill, recumbent bike, television and weight machine. Wrap around porches and a huge deck cantilevered over the hill above the lake make for great views and relaxation rain or shine. With over 3800 square feet of living space, even the largest family or group can find privacy. PLEASE CLICK ON RATES AND AVAILABILITY - VIEW ALL RENTAL RATES - FOR SEASONAL PRICING.
The Huge Great Room is great for gatherings, yet intimate for quiet reflection around the brick fireplace. Lots of privacy as the house is setback 200 feet from the street. You're just steps to the sand beach and dock. There's great fishing and lots of lake to explore as we are connected to neighboring Chisago Lake.
Responsible Dog owners are welcome and will love the fenced back yard! Send us an email inquiry and we will send you our 26 page HomeBook with floor plans, photos and details about every single room and the surrounding area.
Caryn and Jim Casey have been married for 33 years (as of 2015). We have two grown daughters, a small dog and two grand-dogs. We love Lindstrom and being at the lake as a contrast to our busy lives in Burbank, CA. Jim has a background in architecture and sells real estate in California.
Jim Casey purchased this house in 1999
It was love at first sight. We found the house quite by accident. Jim was doing research comparing different real estate websites back in 1999 for a seminar he was giving to a real estate board in Florida. Jim was an internationally recognized technology speaker and trainer in the real estate industry just as the internet and digital technology was changing the real estate business. Our dream house scenario was an older home with wrap around porches on a lake and within 45 minutes of the Twin Cities. Fridhem popped up on his computer screen and the family jumped in the car and drove to the property more out of curiosity than anything else. When we walked up the front sidewalk we were captivated. Because of the original condition of the home and the unfinished attic we knew we could make this a special home for our family and for our retirement (you can live entirely on the first floor if necessary). That same year our two daughters announced their dreams of acting so we packed them up and took them to Burbank to attend school and audition for television and film. Jim spent over a year remodeling the home and commuting back and forth to California until the whole family returned for summer vacation. We never imagined we'd be turning the house into a vacation rental, but it has been a wonderful experience for us sharing the house and still getting to enjoy it throughout the year.
Walk to downtown on our tree lined street and enjoy privacy and incredible views of the lake from our large deck. The house is large and yet features lots of little, intimate spaces to congregate or enjoy some alone time. Live in a historic home with all the amenities you'd expect from a 5 star hotel including an exercise room, free WIFI and a smart TV for your Netflix and Amazon Prime viewing pleasure. With a local winery, many restaurants, antique shopping, nearby trails, tennis courts and golf, not to mention the wonderful lake and trophy fishing, everyone can find something to pass the time. Fridhem is a local treasure which everyone in the community has heard stories about in its over 100 year history. We purposely do NOT rent the house for large events like weddings because we feel it is best for family get togethers and quiet vacations. Our friendly neighbors are there when you need them, but will give you your privacy. We hope you will treat them with the same friendly respect!
Our family loved staying at the old Swedish cottage on the lake right in the heart of Lindstrom. It has a beautiful deck and we were able to rent a pontoon to bring to the dock only a few blocks away. The cottage was also convenient to walk right through downtown Lindstrom for shopping. We would recommend!
This is the sixth year we have taken our grandchildren, Ethan and Ava, with their parents to spend a week here. It is always a wonderful time for everyone, lots of space, a great lake for fishing, a nice deck in the back for grilling and even a small beach area for a small fire to make s'mores. The house is comfortable and the grandchildren love walking to the park, swimming beach or even to the bakery. Everything is close and convenient. It has become a family tradition.
My family came from California, Nebraska, Washington, and Illinois. We had grandparents, adults, and children. There was plenty of room for us to get together and play games, eat, talk, and for people to get away and be alone. We went to the cute town of Lindstrom, had BBQ on the deck and shared meals, found great food and grocery stores and rented a pontoon boat. We swam at the property and went to the beach with the grandkids. We just had the best time and the house was perfect for us. Thank you Jim Casey for the opportunity!
We were looking for a reasonably priced, excellently located, home for our extended family to vacation together and we found it!! Plenty of space for our whole family, inside and out. The kitchen was well equipped and a great alternative to eating out all the time. The small town location also provided sight-seeing and shopping options. We were able to easily visit the Twin Cities during our stay and still enjoy fishing and boating. The dock was excellent for the boat. The only issue we had outdoors was that the beach area was quite small and the kayak and canoe provided were partially submerged in the water. They were quite muddy and we were unable to use them. Perhaps a rack to place them on so they are out of the water would be helpful. The owner was very responsive to our inquiries and we would definitely consider staying there again. Highly recommended!!!
As a former owner, Fridhem is and always will be a Paradise on Earth!
May all who enter this home be happy, serene and at Peace!
Jim and Caryn Casey have beautifully supplied all your needs.
Thank you! Tusen Tack!!!!
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We had a wonderful time, we would not change a thing about our stay!
My husband and I, along with another couple and a friend spent a few days here in late April to celebrate our friend's anniversary. We loved this place. The "cottage" was very large but cozy and well cared for. We spent most of our time in the kitchen/family room area - it overlooked the lovely Lindstrom Lake where we saw loons several times. The weather was rather rainy and quite cold so we were unable to use the back yard but there was a lovely deck back there that would have been enjoyable in warm weather. We also enjoyed being so close to the things we came to the area to see - i.e. Stillwater, which we loved, and the Interstate State Parks in WI and MN. We found great restaurants as well! The owner had an excellent booklet prepared to tell all about the cottage as well as the area. The only problem we had was wheelchair accessibility - it was very difficult getting my husband's wheelchair in and out of the house and we were not able to use the grab bar in the bathroom. But this didn't mar the trip and we had an absolutely wonderful time. The neighborhood was very quiet and peaceful and Lindstrom is a cute town. Highly recommend!!
Top Thing to do in City:
* Antique Shopping.
* Fishing.
* Sailing.
* Water Skiing.
* Boating.
Top Thing to do in Budget:
* Swimming.
* Fishing.
* Sailing.
* Water Skiing.
* Biking and Hiking.
Top Thing to do in Family:
* Boating.
* S'mores over the fire.
* Golf.
* Sight Seeing.
* Antique Shopping.
Swim off the dock out to the swim raft or take the little ones a block down the street to the town beach with swingsets and playground.
The Dinnerbel Restaurant (now Meredee's) and Bar is a block from the house and features inside and outside dining and live music on weekends. Dairy Queen is a short walk through downtown Lindstrom. Forest Lake is only 11 miles west and features chain restaurants, Cub Foods and a movie theater. There's plenty of pizza places, chinese food and grocery stores in the immediate area.
Fishing licenses, rods and live bait are available just a few minutes away at Frankie's Bait and Marine in Chisago City.
Jump in the car and go 11 miles east to Taylors Falls for more restaurants, quaint shops and a Scenic Paddleboat ride down the St. Croix River. There's plenty of hiking and scenic views on both the Minnesota and Wisconsin sides of the St. Croix river. On your way to or from Taylors Falls make sure to check out the live Buffalo at Eichten's Cheese & Bison Store and the Franconia Sculpture Garden.
The area features miles of bike trails and hiking as well as a waterslide and Go Karts at Wild Mountain Resort about 7 miles north of Taylors Falls. Downhill and Cross Country Skiing make this a hot spot in the winter months too!
Golfers! There's "18 Holes of Pure Playable Fun" just 2 minutes from the house at The Chisago Lakes Public Golf Course.
More restaurants and antique shopping are 27 miles south in historic Stillwater. You'll love all the little shops and candy store.
Don't forget the Mall of America (50 miles) and all the attractions of Downtown Minneapolis (40 miles) and St. Paul (37 miles) less than an hour away. The Minneapolis Airport (MSP) is 45 minutes away.
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Monthly Rate: $9000 - $12000 (summer)
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September - May: Single Nights Midweek (not Fri or Sat) $500
Major Holiday Weekends: $1500 for 3 nights (Easter/Memorial/4thJuly/Labor/Thksg/Xmas/NewYears)
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I had a container garden last year with tomato plants and developed "blossom end rot". Does anyone have a solution to prevent this? I was told it was from a lack of calcium, so I bought Green Light Blossom End Rot Spray and sprayed the tomato plants. I didn't have much luck with this and lost nearly half my crop. I love homegrown tomatoes! So any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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I bury eggshells, give them an aspirin and be very consistent with your watering. They found a couple of regular cheap old aspirins a couple of times in the growing season ads vigor to the plant and volume to the fruit, I had success with aspirin just put a couple in the hole when you plant the plant.
Blossom end rot can happen also when there is not enough air moving around the plant. I pinch off anything 10 inches from the ground and down.
Also, you need to pick up a bag/box of epsom salts. Cheapest in the drug store section of Walmart, etc. Maby $2 for a large bag. Instructions are on there for gardens. Magnesium Sulfate or lack there of, indeed inhances bottom rot.
I also use when planting BONE/BLOOD MEAL--Shultz makes a good one. I put this into the ground. If you have potted tomato plants you might be leaching the iron out of the plant too. Special stuff by Schultz to add that. None too expensive. I raise romas for everything and can/freeze too.
Make sure your soil is good, blend in fresh peat moss and some sand every year. I dump my sand boxes in the fall into the gardens. THEY LOVE IT.
Thank you the epsom salt real works my tomatoes plants look so much better they perk up and look healthy
Martha Stewart had a man on her show that wrote a book on giving helpful tips. He said to add the shells from 4 eggs when planting each tomato plant.
Blossom end rot is caused by lack of calcium and/or uneven watering. The calcium has to be able to get to the plant so good watering is essential. Using egg shells is a good way to go. Any time I use a raw egg, I rinse out the shell and throw it in a container under the kitchen sink. When it's full, I start a new container. In the spring, I put all of the shells (you'd be amazed by how many you have, and how heavy they are!) into a big container and stomp on them. It's as simple as sprinkling them on the ground after the tomatoes are planted. They add calcium to the soil. Also, slugs won't cross them since they are too rough for their underbellies. Tomatoes also benefit from having a marigold planted near them but that's another story!
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Dr.Little is a remarkable doctor. TRHC as well as McDowell County have suffered a terrible loss with this doctor having left.It is my opinion that TRHA should do everything in their power to persuade this man to come back.He always put patient needs above his own and was an asset to this clinic,community,and the county.
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Best Doctor Ever in WV
Doctor Little was the best doctor in WV. I miss him since he left Tug River Health Clinic in WV. He listen no matter if it was thought his lunch time. He was concern & kind. I miss him since he left. The new doctor that took his place is no good. She is not concern & doesn't listen. I wish Doctor Little would come back. We need him bad. Our health has went to the dogs here in WV.
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Nice and understanding
He listened to my concerns and helped me out a lot more than any other doctor that i have had in a long time. I was sad when he left the clinic here in fallbrook, but I wish him all good things in the future.
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Best of the Best
Doctor Little Is very caring and I have always trusted his opion on my situation with my health problems. He seems to take his time to explain things to me and is very professional. I have never in my life had a doctor so caring and understanding. He has decided to leave our clinic, and be with his family. But I want everyone to know he will be missed and McDowell has lost one of the best doctor known.
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Verona and Riva del Garda. Peschiera Train Station is 800 metres away. A free shuttle stopping 200 metres away takes you to Gardaland amusement park. (Hotel Acquadolce Peschiera del Garda hotels booking).
Great breakfast terrace! Very good italian breakfast. Nice lake view from the room and rooftop. Location is great if you want to base your self near the station and dont mind walking to city centre, which takes about 10 minutes. The receptionist spoke very good english!
This is a very pleasant, small hotel on the edge of Pesederia on Lake Garda. Easy walk into the town which has very good facilities and interesting old fortifications
I thoroughly enjoyed staying at this hotel. It was clean, had a good breakfast, and the staff was friendly. I would stay here again and highly recommend this hotel for anyone needing a hotel in this area or surrounding areas.
1-the location near the center and also near to Gard Land 2-Clean and quiet 3- it has view to the lake 4-it has some kids games
Clean modern hotel close to beach and town. Excellent value for money including full hot and cold breakfast included. On site restaurant was also very good.
Great location, delicious breakfast, new furniture, very modern, stylish, quiet hotel with friendly staff. Enough parking places.
The Acquadolce is very centrally located with views over the lake. It is very accessible for the train station, walks along the lake and also the city centre. Rooms are very clean, comfortable and have balconies. Staff are very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our stay in the Acquadolce and will certainly stay there again.
Most accessible location if travelling by public transport from airport. Also, good train service to Verona and Milan if you want to explore those cities.
This Hotel was quite a surprise! Great friendly service, wonderful room overlooking the canal towards the lake. Short walk to old city – shopping and good food & wine. Short walk to train station with easy access (half hour) train ride to centre of Verona. Verona is wonderful!! A great 2 night stay including a memorable day in Verona! Quiet, easy to drive or train to.
Friendly staff, good room maintainance, Good hearthy breakfasts. efficient and welcoming check in and good assistance from receptionists re train and boat timetables etc.
Location – off the main 'drag' but within 12 minutes walking of the town centre. Good size room, modern, air conditioned, well equipped bathroom. Quality and range of foods available at breakfast. Balcony room has a great view over the water.
The decorations are modern and clean and homely. The staff were helpful and friendly. the parking was off the road right by the hotel. Not too big to feel lost, not too small to feel the only one.
Convenient location. Excellent , friendly staff.Nothing was too much trouble. Good sized balcony and roof terrace with super view.
Location – 10-15 mins walking to train station, 5 mins walk to the lake, 10-15 mins walk to the center; breakfast had a fair variety of food and the food was fresh; our room had a nice balcony but you could only see the canal with parked boats and not the lake; the staff was very pleasant and helpful. Over all our stay was what we expected from a 3 star hotel and after reading all other reviews so we were not disappointed.
Hotel is clean, new, breakfast is very good, great music band every thursday, we enjoyed our staying there..view on the lake is nice and romantic
This is really an upmarket Hotel that should not be judged by its stars and I guess that is why it is much more pricy than the average Hotel. Its views (if you face the waterfront) is breath-taking beautiful. It is within walking distance of the main jetty. Parking is safe in the road and no need for secure parking.
Everything is very good. The breakfast is perfect. It is not far from the train station (10 minutes walking). The room is equipped with air conditioner.
If you are looking for the perfect central point for Lake Garda … Transport , theme parks, boating, exploring the sites , relaxation, rest or exercise, this family run hotel is the best. A relatively new hotel boasts views of the the lake and mountains . Easy access to the motorway, train, boat and bus services . Verona airport 15 mins driving and this year a bus service 164 to peschiera del Garda to and from the airport. Market in peschiera every Monday and a craft market at the hotel roadside every Thursday evening. Food services fresh home made and Michelin stared. Attentive staff at all times very friendly and very informative to make your stay even better. Multilingual . Clean bright hotel with good facilities. Hotel staff gave great advice on everything and provided bag storage and use of facilities even after a late check out. Recommend this hotel whole hart and will be returning next year. Beautiful hotel.
The location is superb and the staff from the owner to cleaning staff were fantastic. Very clean and well maintained. I wiill return.
The hotel was great. The staff were very helpful indeed and friendly. The best thing about it was the place of the hotel was just EXCELLENT .!!
Stayed here with my teenage daughter and my retired aunt and uncle visiting from Canada. Great location as it is located on the river at the mouth of the lake. Nice views. Some good restaurants nearby. Easy access to Verona and close to the train station as well. Would definitely stay here again. Beautiful town, helpful staff, new, great breakfast. Just note that getting back to the hotel around 5pm, when the nearby themepark Gardaland closes can be tricky.
We had an amazing stay at the hotel last week. We can't wait to hopefully return for another visit. Staff are very kind and helpful! Views were outstanding from our balcony and the roof top terrace, the jacuzzi was a huge bonus for us! We cannot thank them enough for our wonderful stay!!Wifi worked at times, we did however get told on check in this May happen and to give out feedback so they can try to improve this problem, so it wasn't really a problem for us.
Excellent location, helpful and friendly staff. Designer rooms and roof top hot tub and sunbathing terrace. A wonderful all round experience.
Location is excellent – close to the old centre and train station, at the same time on the lake. Nice breakfast room overlooking the lake; good breakfast; clean; good parking; very nice design in the room and the hotel lobby; nice roof terrace; friendly and helpful staff.
Location is very good, prety quiet although in centre, Staff very kind, especialy the lady who has wellcome us.Clean, new, good breakfast on pleasent terace, nice garden and roof garden (pool was not in function) Everything what anyone need for even longer stay
good location, close to railway station, buses, boats and other transport systems. close to shopping area. beautiful view from the rooms of the lake. V clean hotel. beautifully and tastefully decorated. comfortable hotel. courtious , helpful and knowledgeable staff. generous and tasty breakfast. good gym, spa and wellness facilities. very enjoyable exprience. will recommend to friends
We liked the location. Right beside the water, close to rail and bus links and within walking distance of the old town. The hotel itself was clean and comfortable and the staff were helpful and friendly.
Location. Stunning view from terrace. Comfortable room. Breakfast. Wi-Fi connection. Hotel Administrator Francesca who was extremely helpful and polite)


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Women's magazine Grazia has appointed Annabel Jones as beauty director and Bella Blissett as beauty style writer.
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Jane Brutton, editor of Grazia said: "By appointing Annabel and Bella, Grazia's beauty team has become the biggest and I believe, the best, in the British magazine world. It is certainly the most confident."
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First time t Yves Rocher, I had to wait for 30 min. The very young girl taking care of me was very nice, but after my bikini hair removal I some had pain. Once at home I notice I had burns down there. Never happened before anywhere else... And it was also more expensive than what I'm used to pay.
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The LG Watch Urbane smartwatch is expected be available in the American markets very soon. And now, the smartwatch has just gone on sale in the company's home region of South Korea, giving us a very good idea about its pricing.
It seems like the smartwatch won't go easy on the customers' wallets as it has been priced at 650,000 Korean Won, which is about $588. The smartwatch comes with its very own SIM card and is capable of making phone calls as well, so the pricing seems justified to some extent, especially when we consider how the Apple Watch is priced.
Although the smartwatch is believed to be running Android Wear, demo units have shown them to be featuring a custom version of LG's webOS platform, which allows for deeper software customization that Android Wear doesn't permit. The Watch Urbane comes with a 1.3 inch circular OLED display, a 1.2 GHz Snapdragon 400 SoC and a relatively big 700 mAh battery, which makes given that it's supposed to access cellular networks.
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an herbal product - treats Diarrhea, Gastrointestinal disorders, Sore throat, and Cancer
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Indian elm, moose elm, red elm, rock elm, slippery elm, sweet elm, Ulmaceae (family), Ulmi rubrae cortex, Ulmus fulva Michaux, Ulmus rubra, winged elm.
The slippery elm is native to eastern Canada and the eastern and central United States where it is found mostly in the Appalachian Mountains. Its name refers to the slippery consistency the inner bark assumes when it is chewed or mixed with water. Slippery elm inner bark has been used historically as a demulcent, emollient, nutritive, astringent, anti-tussive, and vulnerary. It is included as one of four primary ingredients in the herbal cancer remedy, Essiac®, and in a number of Essiac-like products such as Flor-Essence®.
There is a lack of scientific studies evaluating the common uses of this herb, but due to its high mucilage content, slippery elm bark may be a safe herbal remedy to treat irritations of the skin and mucus membranes.
Although allergic reactions after contact have been reported, there is no known toxicity with typical dosing when products made only from the inner bark are used. Inner bark of slippery elm should not be confused with the whole bark, which may be associated with significant risk of adverse effects. Bark of Californian slippery elm (Fremontia Californica) is often used similarly medicinally, but it is not botanically related.
EvidenceDISCLAIMER: These uses have been tested in humans or animals. Safety and effectiveness have not always been proven. Some of these conditions are potentially serious, and should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare provider.
Slippery elm is found as a common ingredient in a purported herbal anticancer product called Essiac® and a number of Essiac-like products. These products contain other herbs such as rhubarb, sorrel, and burdock root. Currently, there is not enough evidence to recommend for or against the use of this herbal mixture as a therapy for any type of cancer.
Traditionally, slippery elm has been used to treat diarrhea. While theoretically the tannins found in the herb may decrease water content of stool, and mucilage may act as a soothing agent to inflamed mucous membranes, there is no reliable scientific evidence to support this indication. Systematic research is necessary in this area before a clear conclusion can be drawn.
Gastrointestinal disorders:
Slippery elm is traditionally used to treat inflammatory conditions of the digestive tract such as gastritis, peptic ulcer disease, or enteritis. It may be taken alone or in combination with other herbs. Additional study is needed in this area before a clear conclusion can be drawn.
Sore throat:
Slippery elm is commonly used to treat sore throats, most typically taken as a lozenge. Supporting evidence is largely based on traditional evidence and the fact that the mucilages contained in the herb appear to possess soothing properties. Additional study is needed in this area before a strong recommendation can be drawn.
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Slippery elm bark 400-500-milligram tablets or capsules taken three or four times daily have been studied, although strengths may vary due to lack of standardization. Lower doses of 200-milligram capsules twice or three times per day have been used for bronchitis.
Slippery elm has been applied on the skin for wound care and inflammation. Typically, the coarse powdered inner bark is mixed with boiling water to make a paste. Various concentrations and application schedules have been used.
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Traditionally, it has been accepted that slippery elm can be used safely in children complaining of stomach upset and diarrhea. However, there are no safety studies conducted in this area, and therefore use in children should only be under the strict supervision of a licensed healthcare professional.
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Known allergy or hypersensitivity such as hives (urticaria) has been reported with slippery elm; some persons may have contact sensitivity to elm tree pollen (or sensitivity when breathing it in), but the frequency of allergic reactions to medicinal use of elm bark products is extremely rare.
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Contact dermatitis and urticaria have been reported after exposure to slippery elm or an oleoresin contained in the slippery elm bark. Based on historical accounts, whole bark of slippery elm (but not inner bark) may possess abortifacient properties.
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Avoid during pregnancy due to the risk of contamination with slippery elm whole bark, which may increase the risk of miscarriage.
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There are 2 buttons namely the X and the O button which turn the phone into a gamepad when placed in a landscape orientation. The battery life is a tad disappointing for a gaming phone though. The phone packs in a free 2GB Micro SD card and can be extended up to 8 GB. It has audio playback support and comes with Bluetooth and Java as standard options. But that"s pretty much everything about the Maxx Glo in terms of highs.
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Here's Exactly How Much These 14 'Game Of Thrones' Characters Compare To Their Book Descriptions
Warning: Spoilers for the Game of Thrones finale up ahead!
The most recent season of Game of Thrones (quite literally!) but the hype surrounding the fantasy series has still very much remained milling above our heads. In fact, as it stands, it really appears as if nothing can quench our thirst for all things Seven Kingdoms. And one of the primary reasons is our deep fascination with all of the characters at the crux of the epic storyline.
A few weeks back we dissected between some of the most notable protagonists in Game of Thrones in the books. We cast an eye back to their original descriptions in George R. R. Martin's original narrative and compared them to the faces we know on TV. Now, the time has come to crank it up a notch and to delve into some more appearance comparisons — dive right in:
1. Cersei Lannister played by Lena Headey
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Like Lena Headey's interpretation, Cersei's book version boasts a flowing head of blonde locks, fair skin and piercing green eyes. After all, she is a Lannister through and through.
However, what the TV show doesn't mention is the Queen's weight gain as events of the plot take its toll on her emotional and physical state. In the TV version though, she does retain the vicious brutality, as shown by her most recent
2. Davos Seaworth played by Liam Cunningham
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The former aide of Stannis Baratheon, who may have switched allegiances in the recent season, is portrayed in the books as having a inconspicuous build, brown hair and a beard. The first joints of his fingers on his left hand are notably missing — a painful reminder of a punishment he once received for smuggling.
Undoubtedly, we all love Liam Cunningham's version of Davos, although there are slight differences. For starters, the actor lacks a few strands in the hair department and although he often hides his missing fingers with a glove, this appears to be on the wrong side. It seems that the show's creators allowed Liam the courtesy of switching the injured hand to the right to align with his own left-handedness.
3. Little Finger played by Aidan Gillen
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In the books, Petyr Baelish is of a short height, as his nickname "Little Finger" suggests. He also boasts dark hair with a smattering of grey and a small pointed beard, exactly like his on-screen counterpart played by Aidan Gillen. Nice one!
4. Gilly played by Hannah Murray
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Samwell's wildling love, Gilly, appears in the books much like she does on the TV show — she has dark hair, a slim face and is described as being around the age of 15.
Although Hannah Murray excellently portrays the little lady, she is naturally older than the young woman in the original narrative.
5. The Hound played by Rory McCann
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George R. R. Martin describes Sandor Clegane as exceptionally tall and heavily-built — yet not to the monstrous extent of his 8-foot tall brother Gregor. You might remember that his sibling leaves The Hound with a horrendously deformed face and without an ear after being brutally burnt by a fire. According to the narrative, his eye and skin is blackened and "pocked with craters," leaving a part of his jaw grotesquely exposed.
You've got to agree, actor Rory McCann does a great job of bringing the above to light on the screen. However, his deformities are far less visible on the show.
6. Blackfish played by Clive Russell
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As far as character adaptations go, this one is pretty faultless. Apart from the fact that actor Clive Russell has blue eyes instead of brown, his version of Ser Brynden Tully is similarly lean, tall and bears a face weathered by the elements and his countless battles.
7. Varys played by Conleth Hill
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Completely bald, relatively plump and of an effeminate nature, the book version of Varys loves to shroud himself in fine silks and soft velvets. Conleth Hill's adaptation does a good job of portraying this and the actor even shaves his lid for the role!
8. Jaime Lannister played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
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The dashing King Slayer gets hearts racing aplenty, thanks to his stunning Lannister traits, shiny golden hair and deep green eyes. Like his sister, he is a very good-looking citizen of Westeros.
Actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau essentially ticks all the boxes in his portrayal of Jaime. However, one thing that wasn't emphasized in the show enough was that following his imprisonment under Catelyn Stark, he shaves his head off completely in order to escape recognition on his journey back to King's Landing.
9. Bran Stark played by Isaac Hempstead-Wright
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In George R. R. Martin's original storyline, Bran Stark falls in line with the rest of his siblings, all taking after their mother's Tully side with their deep auburn hair and blue eyes. Although Sansa seems to be the only one to fit this trajectory perfectly, Isaac Hempstead-Wright's appearance is far out. Like Arya, he takes on the Stark's darker features.
10. Jorah Mormont played by Iain Glen
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Just as in the books, Jorah is madly devoted to Daenerys Targaryen, willing to do anything for his beloved khaleesi. Yet, in terms of appearance, the show's creators somewhat missed the mark with Iain Glen's aesthetics.
For one, the actor is far more good-looking than described in the books. In the writing, he has far less hair on his head.
11. Missandei played by Nathalie Emmanuel
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Due to our fascination with the on-screen Game of Thrones, we might often forget that Missandei is only a child. In the books, when she first appears and becomes one of Dany's most loyal aides, she is just 10-years-old.
Further, she's described as having a round flat face and big golden eyes. Comparatively, although her skin-tone hits the nail on the head, actress Nathalie Emmanuel is years older at 27-years-old.
12. Hodor played by Kristian Nairn
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Now that all the commotion regarding Hodor's heart-breaking exit from the show has died down, we can look back at the character's differences with relative calm. While actor Kristian Nairn is pretty huge, he's not as tall as the book version, where he is described as being over 7-foot tall and with a prominent brown beard.
13. Margaery Tyrell played by Natalie Dormer
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Like 34-year-old actress Natalie Dormer herself, Margaery Tyrell in the books is a beautiful young woman. She has cascading curly brown hair and brown, doe-like eyes. Her figure is also described as slender, but shapely.
One of the difference however, is that when Margaery joins the court in King's Landing as King Joffrey's wife, she is merely 16-years-old.
14. Jon Snow played by Kit Harington
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And finally, last but not least — Jon Snow. The bastard son of Ned Stark has certainly come a long way since we first laid eyes on the scruffy hair of the future Lord Commander in the first season of Game of Thrones.
In terms of looks, in the books Jon resembles a Stark far more than any of his half-brothers with his dark hair, grey eyes and elongated face. In the show, Harington makes for a perfect on-screen counterpart. However, like with many of the other actors, he's far too old to play our new King in the North.


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That's it from us tonight. It's hard not to get swept up in the Rabbitohs fever (remember, I'm a Manly fan) and it's only going to get bigger from here on in. Just 80 minutes from the grand final. As for Melbourne, they go on to face the winner of Sunday's Bulldogs/Newcastle clash next week. We'll be back tomorrow night with live coverage of the massive Allianz Stadium double-header which begins with the Sharks and Cowboys doing battle before my mighty Sea Eagles take on the minor premiers, Sydney Roosters. Thanks again for reading and be sure to pick up a copy of tomorrow's Herald or log on to smh.com.au for all the wash-up from Glenn Jackson, Brad Walter and chief sports writer Andrew Webster. See you tomorrow afternoon.
80 min: The Storm's final pass sails over the sideline and that's that. Souths 20 Melbourne 10.
79 min: The Bunnies faithful are singing. They know it's theirs.
78 min: Souths are 80 minutes away from their first grand final in 42 years.
77 min: Still a 10-point game and Melbourne need to score in this set if they're to do something silly.Back to top
73 min: Will Chambers crosses almost as soon as play resumes and Smith misses the kick. Souths 20 Melbourne 10.
The medicab is out there and hopefully this isn't too serious. He was moving his arms after coming down so that's positive.
Dylan Farrell placed on report for making dangerous contact with Waqa in the air.
71 min: Sisa Waqa leaps high and comes down on his head and thankfully he's alright. He's still down though. Not pretty.
69 min: The Storm go the short kick-off and pull it off.Back to top
69 min: Reynolds adds the extras and the Bunnies lead by 14. Souths 20 Melbourne 6.
67 min: That's the ball game ladies and gentlemen. Greg Inglis darts and weaves and looks like he might score himself before offloading to Issac Luke who rips out the go-go gadget arms to score next to the sticks. Souths 18 Melbourne 6, kick to come.
66 min: Sisa Waqa puts it dead this time and it's another set to Souths.
65 min: And just like that we're back at the other end. Gareth Widdop trapped in goal and the Bunnies will receive the line drop-out this time.
Just to be clear, the score remains 14-6 to the Bunnies.Back to top
Shows what I know. No try ruled and Will Chambers ruled to have made contact with Merritt in the air. Penalty to Souths.
65 min: Billy Slater has crossed for the Storm after some lazy clean-up work in-goal from the Bunnies. It's Nathan Merritt who knocks on with his melon for the fullback to score and there'll be no problems awarding this one. Souths 14 Melbourne 10, kick to come.
63 min: Another line drop-out for the Storm.
56 min: Smith adds the extras and it's an eight-point game. Souths 14 Melbourne 6.
56 min: Try awarded. Souths 14 Melbourne 4, kick to come, and we may not be done just set. Spare a thought for editors around the country who had just started prepping their Souths back pages.Back to top
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A year after winning the Masters with two drivers in his bag, Phil Mickelson tried to defend the title with two swing coaches in his ear. Not so much a blueprint for disaster or a cry for help, Mickelson's multimonth waffle between longtime counsel Rick Smith and instructor extraordinaire Butch Harmon was indecision steeped in loyalty -- a professional relationship with a close personal friend producing pedestrian results -- until Leftys alpha-male instincts took over.
It didn't take a T-24 at Augusta to tell Philly Mick that Butch + Rick = Brick. As of this week, Harmon and Mickelson are officially "working together," although Smith has been swimming on borrowed time since February, when Mickelson and Harmon met on a busy practice range the day before the start of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. So conspicuous was this rendezvous that one sensed Lefty actually wanted people to notice, his terse denials the next day notwithstanding. Of course, people did. Who does the guy think he is, Paul Goydos?
Still, no media operation other than Golf World gave the story significant play when it first happened, which only earned me a role in a spirited conversation with Lefty shortly after we posted the original story on our Web site. Clearly, Mickelson was concerned primarily with how Smith would feel once news of his working with Harmon made the front burner. Later that afternoon, no less an interested party than Tiger Woods called me over and wanted to hear the scoop. Let's just say that doesn't happen two or three times a week.
Tiger seemed slightly amused and maybe a little annoyed that Mickelson was striking up a relationship with Harmon, unable to fully conceal his territorial nature and what he considers their over-the-top behavior. Woods also might have expected a possible reprise of the Butch-is-God reverberations that lasted long after he canned Harmon in 2002. As for Harmon finding immense joy, extreme vindication and other forms of satisfaction if he were to help Mickelson unseat Woods as the game's top player, the notion is neither silly nor true.
"I'd rather help [longtime pupil] Adam Scott get there," Butch said that week. Mickelson wasn't going to get there with Smith, whose coaching talents have been questioned by several tour pros, a list that includes some former clients. Lefty despises any criticism of his buddy, a nice guy who might be a little too self-made in terms of promotional skills, although it's worth noting that Harmon is razzed constantly by his lesser-known brothers (Bill and Craig) for serving as the president of his own fan club.
Not that there's anything wrong with that. "If there was a World Ranking for golf instructors, Butch would have a double-digit lead over everyone else," says one knowledgeable insider. "The biggest thing with Butch is, he can tell you why [the ball does what it does]. Not a lot of guys can actually do that."
In all likelihood, it was this keen eye that allowed Harmon and Mickelson to form such swift chemistry. If the 72nd-hole meltdown at last year's U.S. Open was emotionally devastating, it was his poor performance three months later at the Ryder Cup that left Lefty seeing the need for change. Philly Mick was embarrassed by his inability to help the U.S. team, let alone to serve as Woods' co-pilot, and in the 3 1/2-month offseason that immediately followed, Mickelson thought long and hard about several aspects of his career direction.
He decided to continue working with Smith, perhaps giving the coach until the second week of April -- a full year from Lefty's last major title -- to reaffirm his value. Five starts into 2007, Mickelson had followed up three lackluster events with a victory at Pebble Beach and a playoff loss in Los Angeles when he ran into Harmon at the WGC-Accenture. Be it via impulse or premeditation, he asked Butch whether he could take a look the next morning.
Hardheaded as he can be, Mickelson is also an extremely analytical, cerebral person -- a far deeper thinker than most tour pros. In 20 minutes that Tuesday, Harmon gave him more swing theory than Smith ever had, at which point the wheels of transition surely were turning. Smith then did himself no favors by saying Mickelson has abandoned the fade that made him so good in 2004. Having watched Lefty on-site at several tournaments this year, I can tell you Smith isn't accurate there.
It adds up to a sexy story line as we head into the second phase of the season. Go figure -- a man derided by some peers and various naysayers for "having all the answers" is now asking the questions, although he's hardly alone. What will Phil do next? It doesn't really matter until we fully comprehend what he just did.
John Hawkins is a senior writer for Golf World magazine.