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20 Jul 2009 9:17 PM #1
How to Add checkbox into TreeGrid?
There is only one example about checkbox with TreePanel. But how could I put checkbox into TreeGrid? I looked at the example of treePanel. We can use tree.setCheckable(true) but not in the TreeGrid. So I tried another way. I used tree.addPlugin() to add CheckBoxSelectionModel(). It works fine, but on the top of checkbox (select all) function doesn't work? Is it a bug? Or should I try any way?
25 Jul 2009 10:28 PM #2
5 Aug 2009 8:21 AM #3
you have a working example code?
11 Aug 2009 6:13 AM #4
I'm looking for the same kind of widget. A TreeGrid with chebox and the possibility to select the Cascade Behavior and the CheckNode Behavior and with the 2 methods "Expand All" & "Collapse All" which doesn't exist for the TreeGrid.
I'have notice that the checkbox in the column model doesn't work as well when using the addPlugin() method and the CheckBoxSelectionModel
11 Aug 2009 5:47 PM #5
Problem solved! I used gwt 1.7 gxt 2.01 then Used TreeGrid example code that add checkBox into treeGrid by using addPlugin.Then it works. the followings are my peice of code and the result.
CheckBoxSelectionModel<ModelData> sm = new CheckBoxSelectionModel<ModelData>(); Folder model = getTreeModel(); TreeStore<ModelData> store = new TreeStore<ModelData>(); store.add(model.getChildren(), true); ColumnConfig name = new ColumnConfig("name", "Name", 100); name.setRenderer(new TreeGridCellRenderer<ModelData>()); ColumnConfig date = new ColumnConfig("author", "Author", 100); ColumnConfig size = new ColumnConfig("genre", "Genre", 100); ColumnModel cm = new ColumnModel(Arrays.asList(sm.getColumn(),name, date, size)); TreeGrid<ModelData> tree = new TreeGrid<ModelData>(store, cm); tree.setBorders(true); tree.setSize(400, 400); tree.setAutoExpandColumn("name"); tree.setTrackMouseOver(false); tree.setSelectionModel(sm); tree.addPlugin(sm);
11 Aug 2009 11:03 PM #6
It's a temporary workaround,
You will not have the fonctionnalities of the TreePanel with setCheckable(true), like the CheckNode Behavior or the Cascade Behavior are the collapseall / expandall except if you implements all those fonctionnalities (which I hope GXT Team will look forward for giving us such a widget).
But it's the solution is enough for your needs, then good for you
12 Aug 2009 12:16 AM #7
17 Feb 2010 2:24 PM #8
Hi guys,
Can someone re-post this request into Gxt Feature Requests Forum - I've just registered and don't have permissions to create new threads yet.
Would be nice to have a TreeGrid with setCheckable option enabled, like the TreePanel does.
6 Jun 2010 11:29 PM #9
why not treeGrid don't the same as treepanel add checked : false in it's store
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Training for a marathon is extremely hard, but training for a marathon which involves drinking champagne at every drinks station? That's even tougher.
From doughnut dashes to wife-carrying challenges, we have rounded up some of the more bizarre and unusual races on this, the week of the London Marathon.
Perhaps next year you will be fundraising for the Siberian Black Ice Race or a zombie-infested obstacle run? There are more options out there than you probably realise.
So here are a bunch of our favourites. Anyone who takes on these challenges deserves a fiver.
1) La Ronde des Foies Gras (October)
Who doesn't want to spend the second Sunday in October stuffing their face with Foie Gras while running? This 25k race through the Gers region of south west France sees runners consume the corn-stuffed goose and duck delicacy at the seven farms offering the pate on toast. It's certainly not conventional food to be snacking on during a long race.
2) Scottsdale Beat The Heat race (June)
Billed as the hottest sporting event on the planet, the energy-sapping race is deliberately staged at the warmest time of year and during the most oppressive part of the day, all to maximize the discomfort and enhance the challenge of those either courageous or deranged enough to sign up. Temperatures reach upwards of 43 degrees Celsius with participants beginning the seven-mile course at 14:47 - the specific time when the heat is due to be at its very fiercest. "This is about us choosing to celebrate the heat - it's something they won't have experienced before," said enthusiastic race inventor Jason Rose. He will be drinking a pina colada in the shade, no doubt.
3) Wife-carrying race in Sonkajarvi (July)
Harking back to the practice of stealing women from neighbouring villages, Finland's famous wife-carrying competition sees male competitors complete a special obstacle track in the fastest possible time with their good lady on their back. The prize, perhaps fittingly, is the wife's weight in beer. There are several types of carry permitted: piggyback, fireman's carry (over the shoulder), or Estonian style (wife hanging upside down, holding onto the waist). Having the on-board motivational nagging is apparently beneficial.
4) La Champenoise (May)
This glorious half-marathon takes in wonderful sights as runners charge through the vineyards of France's Champagne region. What makes it all the more special is that participants are greeted by 're-energising' flutes of Champagne at every drinks station in the quaint villages they pass through. Negotiating the undulating French countryside becomes all the more testing as runners find their bubbly demeanour becoming increasingly hazy. A 'best costume' award only serves to make the running conditions all the more difficult - but that, of course, is quickly forgotten about.
5) Siberian black ice race (March)
"Longer than England, colder than vodka and harder than granite" - as slogans go, this really is enticing. As if the words making up the title of the Siberian black ice race do not put enough fear into the hearts of competitors, one look at the 379-mile ultra-marathon terrain surely provides the final straw. Beginning in the ancient Cossack city of Irkutsk, runners endure a stint on the frozen surface of the oldest and deepest lake in the world in temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees. Oh, and with winds of up to 125 mph. It's rightly known as the "world's most terrifying race".
6) Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll contest (May)
An estimated crowd of 5,000 people attended the event last year, which sees participants pile down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire as fast as possible in pursuit of a heavy wheel of Double Gloucester cheese as it reaches speeds of up to 70 mph. Whoever catches the cheese gets to keep it as the prize (what more could you possibly want?) and bask in the adoration of the local masses. Stumbling, tripping, rolling - anything is permitted in the steep and dangerous chase which has been celebrated for centuries. Broken bones in the name of cheese? All worthwhile.
7) The Spartan Death Race (April)
"Built to break the weak of body and mind" is the slogan meant to taunt potential participants into embarking on a frankly absurd challenge. The Spartan Death Race, billed as "totally unexpected and totally insane", sees runners complete a series of 15 to 20 gruelling mental and physical challenges through a 40-mile course in the Vermont woods in New England, USA. Lifting rock for five hours, crawling through mud under barbed wire or memorising the names of US presidents - it's all part of completing this crazy ordeal. As the organisers wisely observe, "Death sounds cool until you're dead". Fancy it?
8) Run for your Lives race (July)
Are you keen for an apocalyptic 5k race in which blood-soaked zombies pop out at you at any given moment and attempt to chase you down? It's truly enticing. The zombies' mission is to remove "health flags" from runners' belts, which result in individuals being eliminated from the race altogether. However, there is a twist: any runner who loses their status as a participant is therefore left to embrace joining the ranks of the enemy. What about the prize for evading being eaten? Well, beer, live music and entertainment, of course.
9) Man v Horse marathon (June)
As everyone knows, the best ideas are always conjured up over a pint of bitter at the local pub. And so it was that the Man v Horse marathon came to be in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales. It began back in 1980 after proprietor Gordon Green overhead two men discussing whether a man or horse would win a cross-country race over hilly tracks, dodgy roads and open farmland. It took over 25 years for a man to triumph over a horse over the marathon-distance course as Huw Lobb did - and since then only one other human, Florien Holtinger, has prevailed.
10) The Self-Transcendence 3,100-mile race (June)
The world's longest certified footrace, Sri Chinmoy created the inhumane event in 1996 as a 2,700 mile ordeal. However, realising that it was simply not far enough, he duly declared in 1996 that the following year's event would be extended to a frankly ridiculous 3,100 miles. Taking place in Queens, New York, the race begins in June as runners negotiate 5,649 laps of just one extended city block in the Jamaica district. Runners have 52 days in which to complete the distance, which works out at 60.78 miles per day. So, pretty standard fare, then.
11) Krispy Kreme Challenge (December)
This annual charity event sees participants negotiate a five-mile course in Raleigh, North Carolina. The route culminates in runners reaching the fabled Krispy Kreme Doughnuts shop, whereby they must eat a dozen doughnuts (2,400 calories worth, if you're interested!) before charging back to the finish line in under an hour. It all began back in December 2004 when a dozen friends attempted the challenge as a college dare, but now all profits from the race go to the North Carolina Children's Hospital. A sickly challenge all for a good cause.
So, what do you reckon - would you fancy taking on any of the above? If you've come across any other ridiculous races let us know by posting your comments...
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2013 Community Thanksgiving Dinner
The ninth year of Yellow Springs community Thanksgiving dinner was a huge success, thanks to the combined efforts of many people.
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Whooping cough is on the rise in Ohio, and the disease has made its way to Yellow Springs, according to local medical professionals
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What is it about a French room that feels so absolutely charming and inviting - and classically elegant at the same time?
Maybe it is the way that the pieces all feel as if they are important. From the exquisite velvet loveseat to the hand me down table next to the flea market threadbare ottoman.
No matter the pedigree or age, the French room makes those pieces feel as if they are all telling a story and are a must have piece in the picture.
It is no secret how much I am in love with French style - and I definitely am drawn to the vintage pieces and the new reproduction pieces alike.
I have been perusing the French style furniture over at Lamps Plus and making a must have list for an upcoming makeover - and thought I would share a few ideas with you today.
Seriously glam and gorgeous - this Jennifer Taylor Legacy Taupe Velvet Sofa is the epitome of classic, elegant. and glamorous style.
I love the simple smooth lines, detailed trim and of course - the creamy velvet fabric. Definitely a win.
The other popular style sofa that I am swooning over? Tufted roll arm sofas. Especially if they are in linen and are as gorgeous as the French-style Tessa Tufted Sofa.
Note the arms that fall ever so softly to the sides to create that elegant feeling. I could see two of these flanking a fireplace and creating a most charming seating area.
A slipper chair is a small chair that doesn't usually have any arms. It is a simple sweet style that is perfect for adding as accent seating or for rooms where space is at a premium - but you want to bring in big style.
This clean-lined Caelie Slipper Chair is a perfect example of delicious details making all the difference. Think one for an accent chair or double up the charm and bring in pairs for a seating area.
Pretty much the epitome of French elegance - the Ellis Balloon Chair is a showstopper. Balloon or hooded chairs were once used by hall porters in France, and their shape with the dramatic hood and sides were there to help protect the porter from drafts.
They have become a classic piece that has had a resurgence in popularity in recent years.
You can't go wrong with adding a charming and beautiful bench to a room - especially when it is one that is tufted and sitting atop a gorgeous carved frame.
This Athena Tufted Bench will be perfect used as extra seating - or even as a coffee table in the living room. And it is even at home at the foot of the bed for a sprinkling of French charm.
No matter what French style furniture you choose - bringing in a bit of that elegant charm and classic styling will add beauty and that certain je ne sais quoi to your home. Do you have a favorite piece from what I shared?
Images: French Country Cottage; Lamps Plus
Do you have a bathroom that needs major personality but you're afraid to go too big because the space is so small?
There are ways to make big bathroom updates that ooze personality while maintaining the small scale of the space and not overwhelming the eye.
Check out how we can inject some big style elements on a small scale below.
When you want to make a major splash without throwing design elements in your face, adding an accent color will do the trick!
While a white bathroom is all the rage at the moment, a pop of calming color like the blue tile above really makes the space feel grandiose without much effort.
The beautiful bathroom vanity reflects the colored tiles, making the accent wall seem larger and more prominent than it really is.
Again we see a mirrored vanity that reflects he beautiful pattern of the wallpaper in this bathroom space.
Adding a graphic wallpaper to the walls in a neutral tone brings life and movement without feeling cluttered and messy.
Elegant pendant lighting is a great replacement to standard bathroom sconces and wall fixtures to bring a special, unique element to the space.
If you are looking to light either side of a mirror, choose mini pendant lights.
So you see, by changing one or two design elements, your small scale bathroom update can make a big bathroom impact!
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There's one piece of furniture that makes styling your home like a pro so much easier. Nesting tables are a unique addition to any room. They're also very functional because of their multi-part design. They can be compact when needed or spread out when you need more surface space.
Nesting tables are great as side tables, especially in their compact position, like in this space above. You can use more than one level if you have the need or just leave them stacked, they look great both ways.
You can also use nesting tables as coffee tables.
Some are meant to be coffee tables, like the Newell Nesting Cocktail Table, but you can turn any nesting table into a coffee table just by spreading out the different sizes/pieces.
It's ideal for smaller spaces that don't always have room for a traditionally-sized coffee table.
Do you use this style of side table in your home? Tell us how in the comments!
In my home - I have this little thing that you might notice as you go room to room. Sure, it could be the white and mostly neutral color scheme, or the pops of gold and floral painted pieces that appear - or it could be the slight obsession I have with chandeliers.
I have them in nearly every room. And yes, there is even one in my closet. I am a big believer in the power that a chandelier brings to a space.
On their own, they look simply amazing in a room - and when the sun shines through them - they cast those magical rainbows reflecting all around the room. And you don't have to go big or go home to add that sprinkling of magic - small chandeliers that are big on style can bring just as much to a space as a large one. Let's talk about those power-packed dainty lights today.
Love a lot of bling but in a small package? Me too. And this Wallingford Antique Brass and Crystal Drop Chandelier is one big powerhouse of charm. I am loving the simple antique style and shape - and that it is completely covered in crystals.
Swap out those traditional lamps in the bedroom - and bring in a burst of vintage charm.Dainty and elegant chandeliers, such as the Feiss Valentina Oxidized Bronze Chandelier, are perfect for using above the nightstands in the bedroom. An added bonus - they keep the nightstand more usable without a lamp taking up space.
,Modern and minimalist design is all the rage - and when you find something that is modern and unique and looks like a pretty cloud - well, it is definitely something that makes a statement in a room, no matter how small it is.
This White Cloud Chandelier from Possini Euro Design is definitely going to be one that is a conversation starter. If unique is your thing - this might be perfect.
Maybe modern is your favorite style - but more as in vintage modern. Vintage modern is a mix of minimalist type finishes and looks - but with a decidedly vintage inspired twist. Think old barn style light fixtures that are simple in construction, galvanized metal everything and Edison style fixtures such as this Hansel Swag Chandelier with Edison bulbs. What I am loving about this one is the rustic reclaimed lampshade look. So simple and charming.
I think anytime you have a light that has an abundance of brass - you have a winner. The Robert Abbey Porter Antique Brass Pendant is a top choice for elegance and style in a beautiful simple design.
Think of doubling these above an island in the kitchen, or above a dining table. Definitely proves that big style can come in small packages. Did I pick any of your favorite small chandeliers to share? Just remember that no matter which style fits you and your home - it doesn't have to be huge to make a design impact. Good things come in small packages.
The French Refined Look is a home decor style that I just love. It's romantic, elegant, and timeless. Although this look definitely leans more traditional, a classic French-inspired piece can be the perfect contrast in a more contemporary space.
These are 5 key pieces to get the French Refined look at home - no European passport needed!
1: A Stunning Chandelier. Look for delicate scrollwork and a rich, luxurious finish. Whether you choose a deep, classic iron finish or a more subtle painted finish, a chandelier definitely says "French".
2: An Ornate Mirror. Carved wood frames look beautiful in both natural wood finishes and ornate gilding.
3: Something with Crystals. A little sparkle brings a luxurious touch to French style decor. Whether on a chandelier or a cake stand (as pictured), crystal details are essential to the look.
4: A Dynamite Pillow. Look for couture dressmaker details like ruching, pleating, rosettes, or beading. Fabrics can range from soft linens to shimmering satins.
5: A Classic Chair. A show wood chair (that's a designer term for a chair with an exposed wood frame) lends a distinctly European look. Turned legs, X-block corner details, and reeding or fluting make a plain frame more interesting.
I hope this list is useful for you to put together a French-inspired space of your own!
Have I ever mentioned how much I fall for details? I do. Over and over again.Details are the icing on the cake. They are that thing that wraps up a look - kind of like jewelry but in a room. The details are what take an ordinary space and make it extraordinary.
Sometimes it is the architectural details in a room that speak to you - and yes, I am a huge fan of architectural details. But sometimes, it is more about the sprinkling of character in the accents, and that all important lighting, that makes the space light up amazingly. And it is something that you notice that the room just wouldn't feel the same without.I am talking all about designer lighting and the thousands of styles that are available at Lamps Plus. And that means that from classic table lamps to eye-catching chandeliers - finding the right lighting for your home and style just got a whole lot easier.
Today, I am sharing five gorgeous favorites that caught my eye and ran away with my detail-loving heart.
Seriously stunning - I don't even know where to start! Black and gold? Yes, please. The hand carved frame? So gorgeous. The gold trimmed shade? Well, this designer light knocks my socks off.
This Boheme Table Lamp from John-Richard is an absolute stunner and I can imagine it in a living room setting or even an entry or den to set the stage with perfect softly diffused mood lighting.
Sometimes you just need a little bit of simple beauty in your space. With clean lines and a gorgeous gold finish and a simple box shade, the Arteriors Mildred Antique Brass Table Lamp will be one that fits in with a modern space or a traditional space perfectly.
A crystal covered chandelier is always a good idea in my book. Whether you love chandeliers that are dripping with crystals or merely dotted with just enough to add that magic to a room - Schonbek Lighting has so many beautiful ones to offer.
It was hard to choose a favorite, but the Madison 12 Light Chandelier that is covered in gorgeous crystals with delicate wire construction and a vintage French feeling is a winning designer light.
Speaking my language with the beautiful brass and golds - Robert Abbey Brass Kinetic Pharmacy Desk Lamp is a perfect choice. I am loving the idea of this on my gray and gold French desk to light up work and play in progress perfectly - but it would also be ideal for a small bedroom lamp.
And you might remember the blush and gold lamp I shared last month? This is the Annika from Mary McDonald for Robert Abbey.
Ah, Vienna Full Spectrum - there are so many gorgeous crystal lamps to choose from but the Tilde Crystal Clear Table Lamp definitely caught my eye with that beautiful classic shape.
I think this would be stunning in a bedroom on the nightstand - and a crystal lamp is perfect for a space where you want to add lighting but you don't want the lamp to overwhelm the overall look and design - and they can be dressed up or down as you like. No matter what style, size, shape or color lighting you are looking for to make your room beautiful and complete - putting designer lighting touch in a room has never been easier.
Though, with thousands of choices - the hardest part may be deciding which of Lamps Plus' designer lighting is perfect for you. Which style is your favorite?
In summer, we spend more time outdoors eating and lounging, and to entertain well so you can linger longer you need a good dining set!
Wood and metal are wonderful options for outdoor dining sets, however if your outdoor scene is one that is predominately neutral, one design trick to add interest to your outdoor space is to infuse it with texture.
Woven materials like rattan, seagrass, and wicker do just that! Once you have your dining set in place, create a welcoming scene by laying down an outdoor rug and hanging string lights for evening ambiance. Most rattan, wicker, and seagrass pieces are neutral, so boost the appeal of your dining set with colorful cushions and decorative pillows in outdoor materials.
Layer with glassware and dishes in vibrant hues and surround the scene with potted plants in bloom and there you have it: a welcoming outdoor dining space where you can enjoy the bliss of summer for months to come. Beautiful wicker outdoor tables and chairs are available in a variety of styles at Lamps Plus.
The Antigua Natural Rattan 5 Piece Dining Set captures the allure of tropical climates, while the Atlantic Monza Wicker Bar Set sets up a sophisticated scene where you can serve exotic cocktails.
The Dann Foley Rodeo Round Wicker 7 Piece Dining Set is a showstopper with its modern table and espresso woven geometric shaped chairs.
If simple and sweet is more appealing to you, consider the Avalon Wicker 5 Piece Round Patio Set for setting up a casual space on a deck or patio.
What type of outdoor dining sets are your favorite? Wood? Metal? Wicker? Leave a comment below! Images: Lamps Plus
Lighting in your kitchen is one of the most important things to consider. You not only need ample lighting so that your workspace is well lit, but you need task lighting to highlight specific areas where you need additional illumination.
Adding pendants to your space can provide that directed lighting as well as a great focal point and extra style. I love classic kitchen pendant lighting that can move between trends and compliment a variety of kitchen styles.
Below is a round up of some of my favorite classic kitchen pendants.
One - For smaller spaces, think about small scale lighting that incorporates glass for a lighter feel. This bronze mini pendant from Kichler would look great in a cluster of two or three over a small island to allow the kitchen to feel special and interesting.
Two - This white and chrome contemporary pendant light is so crisp and clean you might forget you are in your home kitchen and be transported to a stylish chefs kitchen in your neighborhoods trendiest restaurant.
As a stand alone or grouped together, this pendant is minimal enough to provide useful task lighting without overwhelming your space.
Three - For the traditionalists, this is the perfect option for classic pendant lighting. This rustic wood pendant has clean lines and sharp detailing to make a big statement in your classic kitchen.
Four - A classic shape and a contemporary finish combine to make this silver mini pendant a must for the round up.Small enough to cluster, but striking enough to become a feature lighting element, this pendant will never go out of style.
Five - We couldn't have a classic kitchen pendant lighting round up with out a bronze fixture. This bronze mini pendant would stand out amongst a classic white and marble kitchen with amazing personality, or can compliment a darker farmhouse kitchen easily.
No matter which way you go - you can't go wrong with any of these classic kitchen pendant lighting options.
I was lucky enough to visit Ireland not too long ago and get priceless lesson in classic Irish Country House style. It's really no different than what you might find in an English country house, but this manor was smack in the middle of the Emerald Isle.
While these images make the house feel like Downton Abbey, I was struck how the house, though large, seems intimate, and I think that is because of the furniture and decor.
The classic carpets immediately warm-up the spaces, and deeply colored and heavily upholstered furniture makes the rooms cozy.
As you can see there is an abundance of table lamps with warm shades, timeless crystal chandeliers and traditional floor lamps bellied up to welcoming arm chairs.
Velvets and silks share space with tapestry and gold. A true melange of decor that reinforces the notion that Irish Country House style homes on this grand scale may have been in a single family for generations, each adding their own mark on the manor. This was truly a decadent yet welcoming estate.
1. This gold wrought iron wall sconce would add sophistication and atmosphere to a formal dining or living room.
2. I love the idea of putting this an embroidered decorative pillow on a slipper chair, or to anchor the center of a sofa with either solid or geometric decorative pillows on either end.
3. Create instant old world elegance with the clear crystal 8-Light chrome chandelier by Genovo.
4. Nothing will make a den, library or living room look more homey than this antique style brass floor lamp.
5. This velvet berry colored tufted accent chair has a rich hue like the soft seating in the country house images above. A perfect place to perch by a fire or read a book.
6. Every country house seems to have some touch of Chinoiserie like the Famille Scalloped Porcelain Table Lamp.
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Guess what I haven't discussed in a very long time? Earth tone design! It seems like there is so much happening in design these days that we forget about revisiting classic decoration that appeals to the largest amount of people.
I think we have been so focused on gray, which I still love, that earth tone colors have been neglected. Is beige the new Cinderella? I hope not, because I always feel a neutral room is calming, relaxing and stands the test of time. I think most people gravitate to earth tone hues because it's safe. I would agree, but these tones can be nuanced, textural and elegant.
Placing an area rug with an earth tone on wood floors will add instant warmth and the simple act of putting a neutral linen replacement shade on an old lamp will introduce a new texture to the space. Also, a warm-tone lamp shade will soften harsh lamp light, especially if you had bright white.
The living room above shows how to mix and match earth tone colors and textures so that your eye stays interested. Notice the balance of wood, linen, wood and fur? It just doesn't get better than that.
Here are 5 earth tone designs that are sure to inspire.
1. This taupe ceramic table lamp by Jamie Young reminds me of the simplicity of a desert landscape.
2. The diamond patterned beige leather pillow by Nourison will add a unique texture to a simple sofa or bed. Whoever said beige was boring never saw this design gem.
3. I love this beige polished stone mini pendant for over a kitchen island or bar. It would work with simple white cabinetry or a dark walnut. Voila, the versatility of earth tones.
4. I get a Malibu vibe whenever I see this distressed oak wood side table. It has a classic beach feel and pairs beautifully with simple white slipcovered furniture.
5. This jute and wool, beige and ivory area rug is a classic casual floor covering. It can be dressed up or down and looks great when layered with a wool or cotton rug on top of it. Think of it as the perfect base to start layering your room.


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The Jiaohe Manor Hotel is designed in city wall style of Ancient China. It is located in the bustling area of Turpan, Xinjiang Province, about 10 minutes' drive to the city center and 31km away from the Turpan Railway Station.
Decorated in classical Chinese style. the Jiaohe Manor Hotel offers more than 110 guest rooms and suties. All rooms are well-appointed and unique. As for dining service, there are Chinese restaurant and banquet hall in the hotel. Other facilities and service tbe Jiaohe Manor Hotel provides include meeting room, parking lot, luggage service and laundry service and so on.
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Mad Cow Disease
What is mad cow disease, and does it infect people?
Mad cow disease is a fatal disease that slowly destroys the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system) in cattle. It also is known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE.
People cannot get mad cow disease. But in rare cases they may get a human form of mad cow disease called variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD), which is fatal.
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This can happen if you eat nerve tissue (the brain and spinal cord) of cattle that were infected with mad cow disease. Over time, vCJD destroys the brain and spinal cord.
There is no evidence that people can get mad cow disease or vCJD from eating muscle meat-which is used for ground beef, roasts, and steaks-or from consuming milk or milk products.
People with vCJD cannot spread it to others through casual contact.
People who have spent a lot of time (at least 3 months) in places where mad cow disease has been found are not allowed to give blood in the United States or Canada.2, 1 This is to help prevent vCJD from spreading.
What causes mad cow disease and variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD)?
Experts are not sure what causes mad cow disease or vCJD.
The leading theory is that the disease is caused by infectious proteins called prions (say "PREE-ons"). In affected cows, these proteins are found in the brain, spinal cord, and small intestine. There is no proof that prions are found in muscle meat (such as steak) or in milk.
When a cow is slaughtered, parts of it are used for human food and other parts are used in animal feed. If an infected cow is slaughtered and its nerve tissue is used in cattle feed, other cows can become infected.
People can get vCJD if they eat the brain or spinal cord tissue of infected cattle.
How common are mad cow disease and vCJD?
The first case of vCJD was reported in 1996. Since then, there have been a few cases of vCJD reported in the world. Most of the cases have been in countries that are part of the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland).
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Strike three and out hasn't happened yet for Jim Yarbrough, the oldest active Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department softball umpire.
The 69-year-old Yarbrough, an employee for the city of Amarillo street department, has been involved in the sports of baseball and softball since childhood. Yarbrough, a semi-pro baseball player in 1948 and 1949, found he could still enjoy a version of his sport and stay active in the game by umpiring.
"I umpire seven months a year. I walk or dance with my wife Sandra also. She was a dance teacher when she was young. We enjoy all kinds of dancing and staying active. We have no plans of slowing down. We've never believed in sitting on our butts and rotting," Yarbrough said.
Yarbrough is never alone at the softball field because his wife comes with him and takes money at the gate for tournaments. Monday through Friday regular games will find Sandra Yarbrough seated behind the fence watching and supporting her husband.
He said he had played in softball leagues since he was young and began umpiring in 1975. He juggled both umpiring and playing until 12 years ago when he finally stopped playing competitively at the age of 57.
"You know how it is, when you get older you move into the infield," the centerfielder said.
Running down balls quickly became more difficult, so he continued playing at third base where he didn't have as much area to cover in stopping fly balls.
Finally, however, he changed to administering games only, knowing knowledge of the game could make up for any loss in speed and overall strength.
"There came a time I felt too old to play, but I could keep umpiring," he said. "I have a lot of years of experience, and I know the positions I need to be in. I might be a step slower, but knowledge of the rules and angles helps me keep up with the young guys. I've done it so many years I can usually anticipate the play.
"I tease the young kids that I outrun them. It's that I'm getting a head start to the bag to make the play because of years of being involved. Once you know the mechanics, (where to be to make a call on the base paths), it's about controlling the game and helping the players."
The players, other umpires, and sandlot in his veins rather than sawdust are what keep Jim and his wife out at the parks.
"I just love the game. I also enjoy meeting the people. The longer you do it, the more you appreciate it. Fifteen or 20 years ago, you may have met other umpires at a national or state tournament. And then you get to get to see them and reminisce. I've made a lot of friends over the years."
His wife said she also enjoys the social atmosphere and active lifestyle.
"Softball is Jim's thing, but I enjoy meeting the people and watching the kids grow up. We've made many friends over the years," she said.
The Yarbroughs are now enjoying relationships with second- and third-generation softball family enthusiasts.
"I'm now umpiring kids whose fathers I umpired," Yarbrough said. "It's great to watch them grow up. I have great memories."
He said he is in good physical shape and still lifts 100-pound bags of cement at work on occasion. But he's never too tired to get to the diamond by 6 p.m. to umpire three or four games on a weeknight.
And he has no plans of slowing down, still traveling to out-of-town tournaments three or four times a year.
The Yarbroughs will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary this spring. And it's likely the two will be found celebrating at a ballfield with friends they have made over the years.
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More than half of America's rivers and streams contain water that is in "poor condition for aquatic life," with increasing pollution and erosion endangering several species, according to a survey.
The Environmental Protection Agency assessed data from 2,000 rivers and streams in 2008-2009, the most recent figures available, which showed 55 percent of waterways to be in poor biological health and unable to support healthy populations of aquatic insects and other creatures.
Twenty-three percent were in "fair shape," while 21 percent were in good biological health, the Associated Press added, citing the report.
Reuters quoted Nancy Stone, acting administrator of the EPA's Office of Water, as saying, "This new science shows that America's streams and rivers are under significant pressure."
Rivers in the country's east were in the worst condition: More than 70 percent of streams and rivers from the Texas coast to the New Jersey coast were in poor shape.
The healthiest streams and rivers were in Western mountain areas, where only 26 percent were classified as in poor condition.
According to Reuters, the report blamed high levels of phosphorus and nitrogen, mainly caused by runoff from urban areas.
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Yo Gabba Gabba Live: 'Get The Sillies Out!'
- When Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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Is your family ready to "Get The Sillies Out?" Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! is going back on the road with a new show, "Get the Sillies Out!" featuring the one and only DJ Lance Rock, plus Muno, Foofa, Brobee, Toodee, and Plex, and of course, hip hop legend Biz Markie.
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The temperature was rather warm when I put the riding mower (is there any other kind?) in gear this afternoon and headed out front to cut the grass that the rain keeps bringing up for me. I'd just cut maybe three days ago, but it was definitely time to cut again. As I drove along the edge of the lawn, I slowed to admire the cotton plants growing in the field beside us. Big blooms waved in the breeze. Obviously the daily rain was growing that cotton, too, not just my grass. It was practically jumping up.
The cotton flowers reminded me that I'd seen some pretty peppers on the plants a few days ago, so I veered off at an angle to go look at them and see if they were ready to gather. I was still cutting grass, so it didn't really matter if I cut in straight, layered swaths or not. It would all get cut eventually. Cutting the grass in a geometrical pattern is not one of the goals of my life. The peppers were progressing but I left them to grow another day or so. I drove off to the front to work there for a while, deciding to cut straight paths at least in the front section of the yard. I carefully lined the tractor up with the road and shifted into gear.
Already the big sycamore leaves are starting to fall as well as the smaller dogwood leaves. I cut by the maples and on down toward the magnolia when the grapevine practically jumped out in front of me. How could I have forgotten the ripe grapes? Once again, my straight path had a major curve in it as I detoured toward the grapevine. I braked beside it and filled my left hand with sweet, black grapes to eat as I worked. Cutting and spitting seeds, I made fairly straight rows until I ran out of grapes and then the mower just automatically swerved toward the loaded vine again. By this time, my hands were sticky and so was the steering wheel, but I really didn't care. The grapes were excellent. All connoisseurs of grapes know that the blacker they are, the sweeter, and these were ebony. Forget about smelling the roses; I was eating grapes.
As I turned back toward the opposite side of the yard with my hand full again, I saw the dark cloud across the field in the direction of Baxley. That cloud was almost as black as my grapes, and I was a bit disconcerted. Was it funnel-shaped? It looked like a funnel to me. The wind had picked up and was snatching leaves from the trees and throwing them onto the lawn where I'd already cut. I could almost feel raindrops on my face because the smell of rain engulfed me.
"Maybe I can at least cut the front before the rain comes," I said out loud, spitting seeds into the grass.
I consciously cut back on my dawdling and sped up the mower. Soon the front was cut, even relatively straight, except by the grapevine. It didn't matter to me and no one else could see that area from the road. Before I headed off to cut the back and sides, I decided to cut by the mailbox. I've been pleased that the morning glories are climbing prettily on the mail box post. They've finally chosen to climb a place where we don't try to stop them. Constantly we fight to keep them out of the garden and the flower beds. It's a never-ending struggle, and they usually come right back anyway. Out front they are delightful.
I cut carefully around the flowers and checked both ways several time so I could cross Buck Head Race Way back to the safety of my freshly cut front yard. The cloud cover was heavy now, but still no rain. The rain appeared to be coming from all directions, and I was sure I'd have to run for the house any minute, but bravely I cut some more. Soon the grass was completely cut, and I can't remember any time when I've enjoyed that task more. There's something to be said for grass cutting in a threatening thunder storm. I wonder if those grapes were fermented?
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occurs (regularly, as a native taxon) in multiple nations
National Distribution
United States
Origin: Native
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Present
Confidence: Confident
Type of Residency: Year-round
Global Range: RESIDENT: northern California south, west of deserts and Sierra Nevada, to northwestern Baja California; accidental or casual in southern Oregon (may breed), southeastern California (Salton Sea) and Arizona (Phoenix) (AOU 1983).
- Clements, J. F., T. S. Schulenberg, M. J. Iliff, D. Roberson, T. A. Fredericks, B. L. Sullivan, and C. L. Wood. 2014. The eBird/Clements checklist of birds of the world: Version 6.9. Downloaded from http://www.birds.cornell.edu/clementschecklist/download/
Physical Description
Length: 19 cm
Weight: 38 grams
Type Information
Catalog Number: USNM A3337
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Division of Birds
Sex/Stage: Male; Subadult
Preparation: Skin: Whole
Collector(s): W. Gambel
Year Collected: 1841
Locality: Los Angeles, Near Pueblo De Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States, North America
- Type: Gambel. (Not Earlier Than April 25) 1843. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Philadelphia. 1: 259.
California Central Valley Grasslands Habitat
This taxon is found in the California Central Valley grasslands, which extend approximately 430 miles in central California, paralleling the Sierra Nevada Range to the east and the coastal ranges to the west (averaging 75 miles in longitudinal extent), and stopping abruptly at the Tehachapi Range in the south. Two rivers flow from opposite ends and join around the middle of the valley to form the extensive Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta that flows into San Francisco Bay.
Perennial grasses that were adapted to cool-season growth once dominated the ecoregion. The deep-rooted Purple Needle Grass (Nassella pulchra) was particularly important, although Nodding Needle Grass (Stipa cernua), Wild Ryes (Elymus spp.), Lassen County Bluegrass (Poa limosa), Aristida spp., Crested Hair-grass (Koeleria pyramidata), Deergrass (Muhlenbergia rigens,), and Coast Range Melicgrass (Melica imperfecta) occurred in varying proportions. Most grass growth occurred in the late spring after winter rains and the onset of warmer and sunnier days. Interspersed among the bunchgrasses were a rich array of annual and perennial grasses and forbs, the latter creating extraordinary flowering displays during certain years. Some extensive mass flowerings of the California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica), Lupines (Lupinus spp.), and Exserted Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja exserta) are found in this grassland ecoregion.
Prehistoric grasslands here supported several herbivores including Pronghorn Antelope (Antilocapra americana), elk (including a valley subspecies, the Tule Elk, (Cervus elaphus nannodes), Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus), California ground squirrels, gophers, mice, hare, rabbits, and kangaroo rats. Several rodents are endemics or near-endemics to southern valley habitats including the Fresno Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys nitratoides exilis), Tipton Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys nitratoides nitratoides), San Joaquin Pocket Mouse (Perognathus inornatus), and Giant Kangaroo Rat (Dipodomys ingens). Predators originally included grizzly bear, gray wolf, coyote, mountain lion, ringtail, bobcat, and the San Joaquin Valley Kit Fox (Vulpes velox), a near-endemic.
The valley and associated delta once supported enormous populations of wintering waterfowl in extensive freshwater marshes. Riparian woodlands acted as important migratory pathways and breeding areas for many neotropical migratory birds. Three species of bird are largely endemic to the Central Valley, surrounding foothills, and portions of the southern coast ranges, namely, the Yellow-billed Magpie (Pica nuttalli), the Tri-colored Blackbird (Agelaius tricolor EN), and Nuttall's Woodpecker (Picoides nuttallii).
The valley contains a number of reptile species including several endemic or near-endemic species or subspecies such as the San Joaquin Coachwhip (Masticophis flagellum ruddocki), the Blunt-nosed Leopard Lizard (Gambelia sila EN), Gilbert's Skink (Plestiodon gilberti) and the Sierra Garter Snake (Thamnophis couchii). Lizards present in the ecoregion include: Coast Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma coronatum NT); Western Fence Lizard (Sceloporus occidentalis); Southern Alligator Lizard (Elgaria multicarinata); and the Northern Alligator Lizard (Elgaria coerulea).
There are only a few amphibian species present in the California Central Valley grasslands ecoregion. Special status anuran taxa found here are: Foothill Yellow-legged Frog (Rana boylii NT); Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla); and Western Spadefoot Toad (Pelobates cultripes). The Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum) occurs within this ecoregion.
Although many endemic plant species are recognized, especially those associated with vernal pools, e.g. Prickly Spiralgrass (Tuctoria mucronata). A number of invertebrates are known to be restricted to California Central Valley habitats. These include the Delta Green Ground Beetle (Elaphrus viridis CR) known only from a single vernal pool site, and the Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle (Desmocerus californicus dimorphus) found only in riparian woodlands of three California counties.
Vernal pool communities occur throughout the Central Valley in seasonally flooded depressions. Several types are recognized including valley pools in basin areas which are typically alkaline or saline, terrace pools on ancient flood terraces of higher ground, and pools on volcanic soils. Vernal pool vegetation is ancient and unique with many habitat and local endemic species. During wet springs, the rims of the pools are encircled by flowers that change in composition as the water recedes. Several aquatic invertebrates are restricted to these unique habitats including a species of fairy shrimp and tadpole shrimp.
Habitat and Ecology
- Terrestrial
Comments: Oak forest and woodland, chaparral and riparian (especially willow-cottonwood) woodland (AOU 1983). In the Sierra Nevada foothills, extensively uses QUERCUS WISLIZENII and PINUS SABINIANA outside the breeding season; extensively uses QUERCUS DOUGLASII during the breeding season (Block 1991). Both sexes dig out a cavity in a tree, 1-18 m above ground.
Non-Migrant: Yes. At least some populations of this species do not make significant seasonal migrations. Juvenile dispersal is not considered a migration.
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make local extended movements (generally less than 200 km) at particular times of the year (e.g., to breeding or wintering grounds, to hibernation sites).
Locally Migrant: No. No populations of this species make annual migrations of over 200 km.
Trophic Strategy
Comments: Typically probes in crevices and under bark for insects (eggs, larvae, and adults). Forages by lightly pecking, probing, and gleaning prey from branches less than 30 cm in diameter (Block 1991). Also eats cottonwood buds and some berries. Sometimes drills for insects.
Life History and Behavior
Breeding begins in late March (Harrison 1978). Both sexes incubate 4-5, sometimes 3-6, eggs for about 14 days. Young are tended by both adults.
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Picoides nuttallii
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 6 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
See the BOLD taxonomy browser for more complete information about this specimen and other sequences.
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Picoides nuttallii
Public Records: 11
Specimens with Barcodes: 13
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
IUCN Red List Assessment
Red List Category
Red List Criteria
Year Assessed
National NatureServe Conservation Status
United States
Rounded National Status Rank: N5 - Secure
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: G5 - Secure
Nuttall's woodpecker
Nuttall's woodpecker (Dryobates nuttallii) is a species of woodpecker named after naturalist Thomas Nuttall in 1843. They are found in oak woodlands of California and are similar to the ladder-backed woodpecker in both genetics and appearance.[2][page needed]
Nuttall's woodpecker has black wings and tail feathers with white barring. On the ventral surface, colour is white with black spots and barring. It has a black forehead with white streaks on the sides and an unbarred black region at the top of the back. Adult males have a distinguishable red crown which females do not. However, this physical feature is present in the juvenile of both sexes. They have zygodactyl feet and stiff tail feathers which allows them to maintain a vertical position on trees; typical of woodpeckers. The mass of the Nuttall's woodpecker ranges from 30 to 45 g (1.1 to 1.6 oz), with a body length of 16 to 18 cm (6.3 to 7.1 in).[3]
The Nuttall's woodpecker is closely related to the ladder-backed woodpecker of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.[4][page needed] The Nuttall's likely evolved via allopatric speciation when the two species were separated into smaller ranges by dry climate during the Pleistocene glaciation.[4][page needed] Hybrids of the two species exist but are rare.[4][page needed]
Habitat and distribution[edit]
Nuttall's are a non-migratory species with a geographic range confined to northern California extending south towards the northwest region of Baja California, Mexico. Their preferred habitat is arid to mesic woodlands. In particular, these woodpeckers prefer oak woodlands, although they also occur in riparian sites and chaparral in the most southern parts of its range because of the decrease in oak abundance.[5] Individuals are found from sea level to 1,250 m (4,100 ft), rarely to 2,000 m (6,600 ft).[4][page needed]
The birds are not considered globally threatened although the range is restricted to the California Endemic Bird Area.[4][page needed] They are fairly common in California with a total world population estimated at over 100,000 individuals (density of about 20 birds per square kilometer in San Bernardino County).[4][page needed] Surveys suggest no obvious population trends.[4][page needed]
Vocalizations performed by Nuttall's woodpecker are considered to be not of any harmonic. Some vocalizations have been described:
- Call note – used between mated pairs to communicate their location to each other.
- Double call – same function as call note can but also be used as a low threat alarm call.
- Rattle call – used to establish territories when feeding
- Kweek call – used between sexes mainly by female prior to copulation.
Both sexes drum. Rolls are relatively long, averaging over one second.[4][page needed]
Nuttall's woodpecker feeds primarily on insect larvae such as those of wood borers, click beetles, and ants, found by tapping and probing into the crevices in oak trees. The bird also feeds on sap from sap holes created by red-breasted sapsuckers in birch and willow, and consumes a variety of berry seeds.[6]
Pair bonding occurs in late January to March with egg-laying mostly in April and May. Nuttall's woodpeckers are socially monogamous and show displays of bi-parental care. New nests are excavated each year by males in the cavities of dead trees such as willow, oak, and alder. Clutch sizes range from 3 to 6 eggs with the male partner incubating the eggs at night and the female during the day. Incubation period can be up to 14 days. Fledglings are able to leave the nest around 15 days post hatch with parental care continuing for 14 days after that.
- ^ BirdLife International (2012). "Picoides nuttallii". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ Lowther, P.E. 2000. "Nuttall's Woodpecker Picoides nuttallii". The Birds of North America, No. 555l.
- ^ Miller, A.H., C. Bock. 1972. "Natural-history of Nuttall Woodpecker at Hastings Reservation". Condor, 74: 284-294.
- ^ a b c d e f g h del Hoyo, Elliott and Sargatal. 1992. Handbook to birds of the world. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona, Spain
- ^ Block, W.M. 1991. "Foraging ecology of Nuttall's Woodpecker". Auk, 108: 303-317
- ^ Jenkins, J.M. 1979. "Foraging behaviour of male and female Nuttall Woodpeckers Picoides nuttallii". Auk, 96: 418-420
Names and Taxonomy
Comments: Constitutes a superspecies with P. scalaris (AOU 1998). Hybridizes sporadically with P. scalaris (AOU 1983).


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~~~~~Where Are You Frank & Roger.....?~~~~~
12-02-2011, 10:37 PM (This post was last modified: 12-02-2011 11:19 PM by koolkellygirl.)
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RE: ~~~~~Where Are You Frank & Roger.....?~~~~~
He-he...ina minute. I'm trying to pack! I leave in a couple of hours.
Here I am right before I said my goodbyes...Maybe some day I can host them again when we can go into the big city or something.
So, here are the guys hanging out with some of my Oregon guys. This is where I keep some of my SJax cards as well as other things..
If we trade, please respect me by shipping out BEFORE my end arrives!
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