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Admission to UFV programs
The information that follows is intended to provide applicants with general admission
guidelines for credit programs. For programs offered by Continuing Studies, please
see ufv.ca/cs or the Continuing Studies
brochure, published in late August and December each year.
• General
admission requirements
When to apply
How to apply
English language proficiency requirement
• English language proficiency standards
Provincial exam policy
Admission from other provinces
Equivalents to B.C. graduation
Conditional offers of admission
Special admission
Concurrent studies
Changing programs
International students
Assessment for placement
General admission requirements
Citizenship/residency status in Canada
Canadian citizens and permanent residents (landed immigrants) are eligible for
admission as domestic students.
Students who do not meet these requirements may be eligible to attend UFV as International students. International students should be aware that different application forms, fees,
timelines, and procedures will apply. Please see the International
students section for more details.
Post-secondary programs at UFV generally require B.C. high school graduation or
equivalent for admission. Some programs, such as program paths, accept mature students
(age 19 or older as of the first day of classes) without high school graduation, however, non-graduates who may require academic preparation are encouraged to contact the Upgrading and University Preparation department (UUP) for assessment and advice before applying to post-secondary programs>
Many programs also require that you meet additional entrance requirements, such
as completion of specific courses with certain grades or averages, written statements,
references, etc. Specific admission requirements are set in order to ensure students
have a reasonable chance of success. Please refer to your preferred program or discipline
in the calendar for entrance requirements, documents required, and information about
how and when to apply.
Programs may admit students in one of two ways:
1. Date of application: Qualified applicants are admitted in order of their "date of application"
(recorded when the application is complete — see below), or
2. Competitive admission: Applicants are admitted on a competitive basis, according to criteria the
program has established to determine best-prepared students. Students who meet the minimum entrance requirements
are not guaranteed admission. Students must complete the application process by
the application deadlines (see When to apply) in order to be
considered in the best-prepared group. Applicants are then ranked and seats offered to qualified applicants in order of ranking. If seats remain after consideration of the best-prepared group, programs will either set a second deadline to consider applications competitively, or will consider applications according to application date order. Early applications are recommended, so the
applications can be reviewed (and any missing requirements completed) prior to the
Programs that admit on a competitive basis will include information on the criteria
that will be used in the "Basis of admission decision" section for each program
in this calendar.
Admission to a program does not imply space availability in all courses required
for the program.
When to apply
A list of when programs accept applications is available at ufv.ca/admissions/admissions/acceptapps. This shows when the program has intakes, and whether applications are currently open.
Early application is recommended for all programs. Applications should be complete
upon submission to UFV, or completed as quickly as possible. Review the entrance and document requirements that are listed in the calendar. The application date recorded
is the date that the application form, all required information or documents for
the program, and the application fee are mailed or submitted.
Application dates are used to order qualified applicants for many programs. For
programs that admit students competitively, students should apply two to three months
before the application deadline to give Admissions staff an opportunity to review the
application and notify the applicant if any requirements are missing. Assignment
of registration times for new applicants is currently ordered by program type and date of application.
Continuous application
Continuous application means that applications are accepted throughout the year. Grade 12 students may apply beginning October 1 in their graduating year. Once applications are complete (all required documents have been received) an application date is recorded. Programs
that admit students in date order will then offer a seat in the next intake to qualified
applicants according to their recorded date of application. Programs that admit on a competitive
basis will consider applicants who have completed the necessary requirements as
of the application deadline, and will offer available seats to those who best meet
the criteria.
Students applying to a continuous application program who want to enroll in courses
while waiting, should contact the Office of the Registrar (OReg) to request admission to a program path.
Specific intake application
For these programs, applications are accepted on or after a certain date, for a specific semester.
Application dates for specific intake applications:
Note 1: This is the competitive entry deadline and the recommended deadline
for most other programs. Applications for programs that admit competitively must
be complete, with all entrance requirements met by this deadline, in order for an
applicant to be considered in the best-prepared group.
Note 2: Many programs accept applications after this date. Check whether a program is
accepting applications at
If the program continues to accept applications, applicants who apply after these dates, or who do not provide all the required documents by these dates, will generally be considered after other applicants and scheduled to register later than other students in the program.
How to apply
Applications can be submitted online. Applications may also be submitted by mail, or in person. The date received is recorded. However, the official application date is not recorded until all the application is complete (see below).
Complete applications
An application will be considered complete when the application fee and all the documents listed in the How to Apply section for the program in the online calendar are included. This means that all required documents for a complete application are received by UFV. We recommend that applicants enclose all required documents and fees with their application. Applicants who complete the online application must pay the application fee when they apply. Any additional documents should be mailed or brought in the same day in order to retain the original application date. Transcripts should be ordered promptly, so they arrive within two weeks of the date the application is submitted.
Students currently attending Grade 12 are advised to submit their PSI through the B.C. Ministry of Education website. Interim grades are provided to UFV at the end of April. Final grades and proof of graduation are required by August 3 each year. All other required documents should be submitted with the application form. See the Documents section below for further information.
English language proficiency requirement
English is the language of instruction at UFV. UFV recognizes that applicants
must have a level of English sufficient to participate and be successful in the
learning process. Applicants to all post-secondary level programs, and students
registering for post-secondary courses, are expected to be able to demonstrate
language proficiency. Meeting the English language proficiency requirement meets the language
requirements for most post-secondary courses, except for English and communications courses
which have specific requirements.
All applicants to post-secondary programs will be checked to ensure the English language
proficiency requirement has been met prior to being admitted. Applicants unable to
meet the English language entrance requirement will be given the opportunity to upgrade their
language skills through
Adult Basic Education,
English as a Second Language, and/or the
University Foundation certificate.
English language proficiency standards
Someone who meets one or more of the criteria listed here meets the UFV English language entrance requirement:
1. Applicants whose first language is English.
2. Applicants who have studied for at least two years in and have graduated from a secondary school in which English is the language of instruction.
3. Graduation from a degree or two-year diploma program, or successful completion of two years of study at the university level with a 2.0 CGPA, at a post-secondary institution recognized by UFV in which English is the primary language of instruction.
4. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) – score of at least 570 (or 230 if computer-based score), plus a minimum TWE (essay) score of 4.0, or IBT score of 88 with no section below 20.
5. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic format– score of at least 6.5., with no band score less than 6.0.
6. UFV CPT (Composition Placement Test) – score of 48 or higher.
7. MELAB (Michigan English Language Assessment Battery) – score of at least 85.
8. CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language) – score of at least 70.
9. CanTEST – overall score of 4.5 in Listening and Reading, and 4.0 in Writing.
10. Cambridge Proficiency Examination – competence level of C.
11. LPI (Language Proficiency Index) – essay score of 30 (level 5).
12. UFV English as a Second Language Assessment results equivalent to completion of the 80-level, of UFVs ESL writing and grammar.
13. English 12 (or equivalent course) with a minimum grade of C+. The following courses are considered equivalent to English 12: English Literature 12, English 12 First Peoples, International baccalaureate English A (standard level or higher level), Advanced Placement English.
14. Completion of any course or test score with grades that meet the prerequisites for ENGL 105, ENGL 120, CMNS 125, or CMNS 155.
15. A minimum grade of C- for a course transcripted at UFV as first-year English or Communications.
16. ENGL 099 or CMNS 099 with a C or better.
17. ENGL 081 or ENGL 091 with a C+ or better.
18. ESL WG84 with a C+ or better.
19. Accuplacer Reading comprehension score of 80 or better, together with Accuplacer WritePlacer score of 6 or better on the 8-point scale.
English language proficiency and a student's
To help students recognize their compliance with the UFV English Language
policies, UFV will determine and record an "English Language Policy value" in
"test scores" on the student's academic record. The ELP value should be
interpreted as follows:
• 100 or higher: Student has met prerequisite for ENGL 105 or CMNS 155.
• 080 or higher: Student has met English language proficiency
• 070: Student has met University Foundations Level 2 entrance
• 060: Student has met University Foundations Level 1 entrance
• Missing ELP values, or values less than 060, may mean that insufficient data
has been received from the student.
Provincial exam policy
B.C. secondary students applying to UFV are not required to submit provincial
examination results for courses where the examinations are deemed optional.
Students must write the provincial examinations for those subjects where
examinations are mandatory in order to meet graduation program requirements;
however, the higher of the school mark or the blended grade will be
for evaluating entrance requirements or meeting course prerequisites. For more information, please see the Provincial exam policy.
Official transcripts from other institutions you have attended are required for entrance to programs. Students who have taken course prerequisites at other institutions will also need to submit official post-secondary transcripts for evaluation. A post-secondary transcript is considered official if it is submitted in the original sealed envelope imprinted with the institution's name and address. The transcripts must bear the official institution seal or authorizing signature.
An English translation by a certified translator must accompany the official transcripts if the document is in a language other than English (some exceptions may be possible for documents in French).
Allow a minimum of six weeks for the evaluation. You may need to submit course outlines if the courses have not previously been articulated.
Documents submitted become the property of UFV. Only documents that are considered by UFV to be irreplaceable will be returned to the student if requested by the student at the time of submission.
Official high school transcripts are required for program applications unless otherwise specified. Some programs, including program paths, General Studies and English as a Second Language, require that students be high school graduates or be 19 years of age by the first day of the semester. Students who are under 19 and not in school will be required to submit proof of high school graduation (an official high school transcript) with their application forms. B.C. Grade 12 students can arrange to have their grades sent directly from the Ministry of Education upon graduation.
Equivalents to B.C. high
school graduation from outside the province
Many programs require that students have B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent
in order to meet entrance requirements. The following is considered as equivalent
to B.C. high school graduation from other parts of Canada:
International qualifications that are considered equivalent to B.C. high school
graduation can be viewed at International qualifications.
Equivalents to B.C. high school courses will be established for students who
graduate outside the province. Where program entrance requirements include Approved Grade 12 courses, equivalent courses from
other jurisdictions will be accepted.
Alternatives to Grade 12 graduation
Students who have completed the International Baccalaureate diploma program,
the ABE Provincial diploma, the B.C. Adult Graduation diploma, or the General Education diploma (GED) may be considered to have the
equivalent of B.C. secondary school graduation for admission purposes. Students with these grade 12 equivalents who are applying for any program that requires specific secondary school
level courses for entrance, e.g., Biology 11 or English 12, or who intend to register
for a course that has a specific secondary school course as a prerequisite, must
still provide an official transcript showing a final grade in the appropriate subject.
International Baccalaureate standard or higher level diploma courses, and Advanced Placement courses, are usually accepted as equivalent to the grade 12 academic course in the same discipline. In most cases, equivalent courses are also available at UFV.
Conditional offers of admission
If an admission decision is based on courses and/or high school graduation in progress, acceptance will be
conditional upon proof of completion of final academic requirements. Your offer
of admission will state a final date for receipt of this information. However, applicants
are encouraged to submit final grades as soon as possible.
Special admission
Any person who does not meet stated admission requirements may petition the Undergraduate Education Committee for special consideration. Special Admission request forms are
available at ufv.ca/admissions/forms under Student forms,
or at the Office of the Registrar. Special Admission requests, with supporting documents,
should be forwarded to the Admissions Coordinator.
The request must be accompanied
by an Application for Admission form, and the application fee (currently $45), as well as a rationale for special
consideration, transcripts, and a reference from a UFV advisor or counsellor. Applicants
may also be required to undertake testing, write provincial examinations, attend
an interview, and/or write an essay in order to assess academic level. Applicants
are advised to apply for special admission by April 30 for fall entry, October 31
for winter, or February 28 for summer semester.
Concurrent studies
Secondary school students may take courses at UFV while still working toward secondary school graduation, under the following guidelines:
1. The student is attending a secondary school.
2. The student is deemed to have strong academic ability or may benefit substantially by taking the university course.
3. The student's parent or legal guardian provides written support, and the student's counsellor or principal provides a letter of recommendation.
4. The student may be considered for a maximum of two courses per semester, under normal circumstances. This limit may be increased in special circumstances, with approval of the appropriate dean.
5. The student is expected to meet course prerequisites, if any.
To apply for concurrent studies:
1. Apply online for Concurrent Studies. Submit a request for Concurrent Studies (form here) and submit it to the Office of the Registrar at least one month before the start of classes (submission by May 31 is recommended for fall semester).
2. Indicate the specific course(s) and section(s) you are requesting. One or two alternatives may be selected.
3. Both the student and a parent or guardian must sign the form, and attach a recent high school transcript (including interim grades for the current term), a letter of support from the high school principal or counsellor, and the application fee.
Once the request is received, the admissions office will:
1. Contact the course instructor(s) and program/department head for approval.
2. Advise the applicant of acceptance and registration procedures.
3. Schedule a registration time at the end of the regular registration period, or as soon as possible thereafter.
Students should be aware that approval of a concurrent studies request does not guarantee the student a seat in a course.
Registration as a concurrent studies student:
Approval to register as a concurrent studies student is given for one semester at a time. Students wishing to apply for a subsequent semester of concurrent studies can submit a second concurrent studies request form following the same procedures, except an application form and application fee would not be required.
Students in concurrent studies will be treated as regular students in most respects, except that they may not register in a full range of courses, and are not admitted on an ongoing basis. Fees and deadlines are the same as for regular students. Upon completion of courses, students can order an official transcript to be sent to their school.
Students' information is protected under the B.C. Freedom of information and protection of privacy act. Information will only be released to any third party, including parents, if the student has signed a Release of information form, available at http://www.ufv.ca/admissions/forms.htm under student forms.
To continue studying at UFV after high school graduation, concurrent studies students need to apply to a UFV program for the semester following high school graduation. Regular application procedures for high school students should be followed; however, students will be treated as returning UFV students (i.e. if they have registered at UFV within two years before the semester start date, they will not be charged an application fee and will be given a continuing student registration time upon admission).
Students who have enrolled in concurrent studies at other recognized post-secondary institutions prior to secondary school graduation may be eligible for transfer credit. The student should submit an official transcript from the institution they attended.
Re-admission policy
Students who have been admitted to a program at UFV and who fall into any of
the following categories must apply for re-admission to that program:
1. UFV students who fail to attend courses in the program for two years. Some
programs, e.g., Health Sciences and Trades, require continuous enrolment. Check
individual program information.
2. Students who fail to register in the first semester, or who withdraw completely
in the first semester of attendance.
A $20 re-application fee is required.
Please refer to UFV's Re-Admission policy (91) for more information.
Changing programs
New applicants who wish to apply to a different program must apply online and pay the re-application fee.
Continuing UFV students who would like to enter a new program must also submit
an application online. No application fee is required for continuing
UFV undergraduate students (i.e. students who are currently registered or who have
completed courses other than continuing studies within two years prior to the start of the semester).
International students
For information concerning international education and the enrolment
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proficiency policy, and/or course prerequisites.
Dates, times, location, cost, minimum scores, preparation, etc., and detailed handouts on placement tests are available from Assessment Services in Room G159 on the Abbotsford campus, Room CEP 1350 on the Chilliwack Education Park campus, or online at ufv.ca/Assessment/Placement-tests. Contact the Abbotsford office at 604-557-4006, or the Chilliwack office at 604-792-0025, local 2460, or email@example.com.


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well first off i have a millermatic 175 mig, i built a portable welding table, its about 4ftx4ft with wheels and wheel brake, it also holds my welder off to the side along with the tank. now im looking for a welding project, any one have plans for some thing to bend flat steel and tubing. also would like to build a engine hoist. some plans and more ideas would be nice. Thanks
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Looking for a good welding project
Go into welding projects and you'll find hundreds of projects made by members of the forum.
What else is there besides welding and riding. Besides that
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you can bend me some trusses for the shop addition and I've benn thinking about a new barn, are you in Oklahoma by chance LOL...good luck on the projects


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Playing her first clay court match in 10 months, Ana defeated world No.28 Mona Barthel 7-6(5), 2-6, 6-2 in the opening rubber of the Germany versus Serbia Fed Cup World Group I Play-Off tie.
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That's all.
Meh. Wait till they run into the buzz-saw that is the MWC this year
Good to see it. I like how they have to beat? 3 top 15 teams to even be ranked in the top 25. The entire ranking is as subjective as NCAA football. Its beyond ridiculous.
I couldn't believe they beat Illinois as bad as they did over there.
The PacXX sucks balls for hoops this year, so I'm not surprised they pushed Kal's **** in. Their D is scary, they're finally out running again.
The North Carolina win was huge as well.
UNM's finally coming around and STDSU is pretty solid again, though they'll be joining the Big West after next year.
Dont discard Wyoming either. The MWC is solid through and through this year.
UNM has 2 more true Freshman. Alford is doing one HELL of a job recruiting man. That makes 4 true Frosh from last year (Although, my man Alex Kirk is redshirting this year due to injury....which I can't even find out what it is) and 2 more SOLID Frosh this year, one of which is actually Alford's kid, the other is another Aussie...and the kid is a PHENOM!
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April 25, 2011 at 3:29 am
Wow. I love it ^__^
January 17, 2009 at 1:34 am
as a long time lake huron/georgian bay vacationer, i can say that these floating cottages are a travesty. The eco-friendly factor is atrocious, and the laws governing houseboats are different from cottages. The land is prohibitively expensive because it is a pristine and amazing location. There have been numerous movements to ban these in the counties on the lakes.
These represent the overpopulation of a place very close to me. Between the jet skis and the party barges, the floating cottages are just another hugely wasteful annoyance to encourage a-holes to venture out into nature cradled in gas powered civilization.
January 12, 2009 at 11:13 am
A nice idea, but how eco-friendly is it? Where does the waste go? How is the water treated?
January 10, 2009 at 3:47 pm
How is waste water/sewage dealt with? Is it carried away by pipe to a septic tank far enough from shore? Compost toilet? Gray water system?
January 9, 2009 at 4:38 pm
While I do like the simplistic design of this building, and the overall concept of gaining normally unusable space, one should consider the "green" Idea of putting a house in such a remote location to begin with. It's still putting a building where one doesn't belong, which promotes long commute times and urban sprawl. People in America seem to have this sense of entitlement to do and have whatever they want, even if it doesn't make a whole lot of sense for the greater good. Having what you want is NOT a right. It's a pursuit. One which many people never will and never should achieve. I can see a couple problems with this house too… ice would crush the floating support structures in the winter months, and waves during storms would make you seasick as well as keep the drinks sliding across the table, as I don't see any way of keeping the building steady in the middle of a nor'easter. It's a good idea, but not a great one.


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I made this for our Christmas Party 2001 and instead of apple slices, I floated an ice ring with fresh cranberries frozen inside. The punch was a GIANT HIT! Some people added a little to their champagne or their white wine. It made such a hit my mother in law heard the reviews and asked me to make it at the family celebration. Try this one, you'll like it!
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I've been using my Digital Elite for about a year and a half now and it has been a great hood up until the last few weeks. I had recently been having some issues with eye fatigue and couldn't really pinpoint the problem until last night. I noticed that when the lens is darkened, it's very light on the left hand side as well as the upper and lower right hand corners. By light, I mean probably shade 5. Anybody else had this issue? I switched to my passive helmet for now, but it's just not going to cut it for what I normally do. This is all TIG by the way.
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Digital Elite Issues...--Andrew
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Is there a sharp line where the lens transitions from dark to light? If there is a slow transition to a lighter shade in the corner, this is a normal tendency of auto-darkening lenses. All auto-darkening lenses use liquid crystal displays as the darkening mechanism. Liquid crystal's shading will vary depending on what angle you are viewing it at. The lens continuously protects you from the UV/IR rays that cause burns whether the lens is dark or light, so you do not need to worry about protection with angle of view shade variation.
If there is a very crisp and distinct line between the light and dark, then it sounds like there is a crack in one of the pieces of glass in the lens. The lens should be replaced if that is the case and we warranty our lenses for two years from the date of purchase through any Miller Distributor. You would just need to bring your helmet and proof of purchase in to your distributor for the warranty claim. If you do not have your receipt, we will need to go off the serial number of the lens to determine the age and warranty coverage.
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Digital Elite went lighter on right half for me while tig welding. I started a thread
Eric, I had the same thing happen to me. I contacted the salesman, and he said that it was probably cracked, and that it wouldn't be covered. I purchased the digital camo version, but I painted the shell shortly thereafter. I started another thread about this prob 2 weeks ago. PM me, and I would greatly appreciate some help in getting my hood fixed. [I Love the hood]
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Thanks for the reply.
I will say that it is not a super sharp line, but it is fairly distinct and was not like this when I first started using the hood. Also, up until when I finally noticed the issue, I found that I had to keep jumping up a shade higher than I normally ran to maintain comfort. In this period, I went from a shade 10 to 13, and eventually the 13 wasn't enough. I threw my passive hood on (shade 10), and it was darker than the Digital Elite at 13. I will contact Miller to see what they can do for me on warranty. In the mean time, I purchased a Speedglas 9100X locally because I couldn't live without a hood.--Andrew
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Just for the info. I've had my digital elite shield for less than a year now and I've had nothing but problems. I'm getting aluminum metal partical in through the gap on the bottom of the front cover plate so called seal( gap ) also I've never dropped my shield and it's cracking in 2 spots. But the biggest issue is that I've replaced the batteries 5 times. They seam to be draining over the weekend or when off and not in use. And yes I turn it off everytime that I've finished welding with it. Oh by the way my coworker has a performer series shield for 4 years and only changed his batteries once. My response is don't buy the digital elite buy the industrial or any analog shield.
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Just to delicate for a construction worker.
I bought my Miller Digital Elite 2 years ago because I was doing alot of fab work and was having neck issues. I looked at the speedglas and the nextgen but, liked the Digital Elite's functions.
When I first got it, I set it up and used it the next day. Absolutely loved it! I was working outside and it worked flawlessly. About a week later I had it in my truck and an empty cup of coffee turned over on it and a few drops got into it and shorted it out. I contacted miller and they replaced the lens. I had used it off and on over the next year only using it when I was going to be welding constantly through out the day (after spending $300 for it, I wanted to take care of it!) Before thanksgiving of 2011 I got laid off. (I'm a steamfitter in Wisconsin if that helps). I put my helmet in it's bag and put it in the basement (which is temperature and humidity controled). It is now August of 2012 and I had a need for it. Figuring the batteries were shot, I replaced them.
Much to my chegrin, The lens does not work. It will power up and I can adjust the shade and the sensitivity but, I cannot adjust the delay. Also, it will not darken when I strike an arc.
I tried to clean the contacts with isopropyl alcohol but, that didn't work.
So, now I have a really cool helmet with a junk lens that I have gotten to use a handfull of times. I have contacted miller but, I don't expect anything from them.
Moral of the story: I'm not impressed with it's durability for as much as I have used it.
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Remember, you have to use the right batteries when you change them, you can only use the duracells, or the Miller branded ones. There is a memo on here somewhere about it.
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- Azalea - orange, amazing scent but the plant is dying.
- Tiarella - tough little plant
- My new garden gloves and some seeds that may or may not come to fruition this year.
May 17, 2009
MOSAIC MONDAY: A Day In The Garden
16 comments:
- ellen b said...
Lori you have a beautiful garden. Nice Mosaic!!
- May 17, 2009 at 7:54 PM
- Diane @ Four Paws and Co said...
I loved the photos, but Maxine's picture in particular! Great mosiac! ☺ Diane
- May 17, 2009 at 7:55 PM
- Carol said...
Very pretty mosaic! My forget-me-nots just disappeared. Your garden looks lovely!
- May 17, 2009 at 8:50 PM
- Cathy said...
Lovely mosaic!!! You have a beautiful garden!!!
Have a wonderful Mosaic Monday!!!
- May 17, 2009 at 9:20 PM
- Really Rainey said...
Thank you for a tour of your beautiful yard through your fantastic mosaic!
~Really Rainey~
- May 17, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Mama said...
Gorgeous mosaic Lori and what a beautiful garden you have, tulips are my fave and your black and purple tulips together are stunning, love all of your flowers, happy monday, Kathy.
- May 17, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- Sue said...
Gorgeous garden pictures in your mosaic. I don't garden, I just ogle gardens created by talented people who do! Thanks for sharing. Sue
- May 17, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Libby Murphy said...
You did a great job creating this. I may try one next week if there's time. Your garden and that puppy are just precious!
Happy Twirls
- May 17, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Mary said...
Wow, Lori, your garden is amazing! LOVE black tulips! thanks so much for joining Mosaic Monday. :)
- May 18, 2009 at 1:12 AM
- grey like snuffie said...
This is a wonderful mosaic...I LOVE all things with flowers. Purple is my favorite color...sometimes I look at my garden and realize I should add other colors...but it's so hard, I'm just drawn to purple. Have a grand day!
- May 18, 2009 at 3:25 AM
- Vee said...
Oh I love that you labeled them. And I love the center photo that "sets the stage." I'm sorry about your orange azalea. Is there nothing that can be done?
- May 18, 2009 at 3:37 AM
- Muddy Boot Dreams said...
Lori, it looks wonderful. I love the colors.
- May 18, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Mental P Mama said...
What fun! Maxine is a champ;)
- May 18, 2009 at 11:03 AM
- Country Girl said...
This is fun! I like the center photo as the theme. Clever with the garden gloves and all the little seed packets!
- May 18, 2009 at 3:26 PM
- elk said...
lori many thanks for your very nice comment...i can see you are a talented gardener...your mosaic is a treasure!
- May 18, 2009 at 5:12 PM
- Arleen ~ The Tea Room said...
What beautiful photographs. I love the gardener theme! Thank you for sharing these images with us and Happy Mosaic Monday! ~Arleen
- May 18, 2009 at 7:38 PM


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The Home For Life is one of eight experimental homes financed by VKR Holding in a plan to construct sustainable buildings called Active Houses throughout Europe. VKR Holding is working in collaboration with VELUX, VELFAC, SONNENKRAFT and WindowMaster, along with AART Architects to design and build the Home For Life. The home itself is a 2,045 sq ft two-bedroom, one and a half story home, that is designed to integrate sustainability and functionality into one cohesive project.
The slate roof is covered with a photovoltaic solar system and a solar hot water system, which when coupled with a heat pump and a super energy-efficient design can produce more power than is needed. In the winter, about 50% of the heating is provided by passive solar heating from the energy optimized windows. In the summer, an automatic natural ventilation system opens windows to control airflow through the house when needed. Daylighting plays a huge roll in the design of the house — and every room has windows on at least 2 sides.
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Great experiment. It would be very good if they would translate some of this family's thoughts also in Enghlish. So we would also understand their experience.
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Over a whirlwind three months of this year's ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge, tens of thousands of animals' lives were saved. We asked for photos of these happy dogs and cats, and received hundreds of adorable submissions. It was a difficult task, but we narrowed them down to 40 photos that we thought best represented the Challenge spirit, and then asked you to vote for your favorites. The response was outstanding! All told, the finalists received 15,320 total votes.
We are excited to announce the five grand prize winners and 20 runners up—grand prize winners will each win $2,000 grants for their respective shelters, and runners up will receive $1,000 grants for their shelters.
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Southeast Division: Snickers & Macie (Portsmouth Humane Society)
North Central Division: Reese (City of Bloomington Animal Care and Control)
South Central Division: Meredith & The Boxers (Denton Animal Shelter Foundation)
West Division: Kowankie (Animal Outreach of the Mother Lode)
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It's perfectly normal for puppies and dogs to chew on objects as they explore the world. For young dogs, it's a way to relieve pain that might be caused by incoming teeth. For older dogs, it's a way to keep jaws strong and teeth clean.
But sometimes natural chewing can become destructive for dogs seeking to combat boredom or relieve mild anxiety or frustration. Dogs who chew to relieve the stress of separation anxiety usually only chew when left alone or chew most intensely when left alone.
So what can you do if your best friend's chewing turns destructive? Puppies and adult dogs should have a variety of appropriate and attractive chew toys. However, just providing the right things to chew isn't enough to prevent inappropriate chewing. Dogs need to learn what is okay to chew and what is not.
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- "Dog-proof" your house. Put valuable objects away until you're confident that your dog's chewing behavior is restricted to appropriate items. Keep shoes and clothing in a closed closest, dirty laundry in a hamper and books on shelves. Make it easy for your dog to succeed.
- Provide your dog with plenty of his own toys and inedible and edible chew bones. Introduce something new or rotate your dog's chew toys every couple of days so he doesn't get bored with the same old toys.
- Discourage chewing inappropriate items by spraying them with chewing deterrents.
- Do your best to supervise your dog during all waking hours until you feel confident that his chewing behavior is under control.
- Provide your dog with plenty of physical exercise (playtime with you and with other dogs) and mental stimulation. If you have to leave your dog alone for more than a short period of time, make sure he gets out for a good play session.
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