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wikiHow to Buy a Pergola
The pergola is a structure that dates back to ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Its first modern use was during the early Renaissance, when it became a fixture in Italian gardens and then spread to the rest of Europe. A pergola is a freestanding or attached outdoor structure, either square or rectangular in shape, supported at its free ends with columns, and having an open or latticed roof. Some pergolas include a bench, while others are intended for people to stand under. As with a pavilion or gazebo, a pergola enhances the landscape of the home whose grounds it is part of and can be used to entertain guests outdoors. Following are steps in how to buy a pergola to meet your needs.
1Decide what you intend to use your pergola for. As noted above, pergolas are available in either freestanding or attached versions. Where you plan to put your pergola and what you intend to use it for will help you decide which style will best meet your needs.
- Attached pergolas can be attached to your house and used as small porches or to your deck to provide an area to entertain guests at a barbecue.
- Small freestanding pergolas can be placed in a garden and used like a trellis to grow vines upon to provide a sheltered spot for resting. Larger freestanding pergolas can be used like gazebos or placed along a garden path as an attractive structure or as a setting for an outdoor wedding. (If the latter, clear plastic sheeting or a canopy can be attached to protect the bridal party if it rains.) Freestanding pergolas may be installed on concrete footings or flooring or attached to deck flooring with post anchors; longer posts are also available to anchor the pergola more deeply into the ground.
2Determine what size pergola you need. Measure the area where you plan to put up your pergola. As pergolas are rectangular structures, you need to define the length and width of the pergola you want, or, in the case of a pergola to be attached to your house, the width along your house it is to occupy and the depth to which it will project from your house. You also need to decide on the size of the corner posts, the size of the lattices, and how much the pergola's roof should overhang the corner posts.
- Know that pergolas are measured in terms of roof size, typically.[1] Therefore, a 10'x10' pergola would be a square structure with 10 feet (3.0 m) roof sides. Knowing this information should help you avoid confusing the size of the pergola's roof for the height of the pergola.
3Think about what style of pergola you want. Pergola styles range from simple 4-post designs (or 2-post, if the pergola will be attached to the side of your house) and almost no roof to units with rows of posts on either side and intricate roof lattices. These multi-post units can feature squarish designs that resemble colonnades or Gothic-style arches. Here are some other, standard designs that pergolas often come in:
- Garden pergola — Probably the most popular style of pergola, these are freestanding and sport traditional post and beam structure. Simple to build and install since they are not attached to or coordinated with another structure.
- Arched pergola — Similar to garden pergolas, except the roof of the pergola is either concave (for an Eastern feel) or convex (for a more Western feel).
- Small pergola — A miniature pergola for a tight space or to simply offer overhand for a smaller table. Dainty but sophisticated!
- Custom pergola — If you want a pergola with a design that's not a simple square or rectangle, you'll probably want to choose a custom pergola. Custom pergolas are often circular, or contain circular add-ons.
4Determine what material you want your pergola made from. Pergolas are commonly made from either wood, vinyl, or wrought-iron. Both are durable materials, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. A vinyl pergola does not need painting, while a wood pergola does need to be stained or painted and sealed. You can, however, paint or stain a wood pergola to match the color of the house or deck to which it is attached or to any other color that suits your fancy.
- Remember to choose materials that will be in keeping with the general aesthetic of your home and garden. For period homes, traditional materials work best, while for more modern homes, more up-to-date materials may be most suitable.[2]
- Wood can come in many different styles and combinations. Softwoods often come as rough-sawn lumber; planed lumber also exists, and it certainly takes wood stains easier. Hardwoods, such as oak, are often the most durable kind of wood, although tend to be more expensive.
5Consider your roofing and shading options. Depending on what you anticipate using your pergola for, as well as whether you want it taking additional vegetation, you'll want to think about how close together your rafters should be. More rafters set tighter together at perpendicular angles provides more shade, but less space for vegetation to grow into.
- A latticed roof is the best, most cost-efficient option is you want to maximize shade and privacy under your pergola.
6Consider any accessories you may want. Accessories for a pergola include lighting, ceiling fans, and awnings. Accessories can add to the pergola's attractiveness and usefulness, but they will add to its cost. Some accessories also require supporting materials, such as solar panels or electric wiring, that may impact where you can place your pergola or how it should be designed to accommodate them.
7Consider your budget. The purpose for your pergola, its size, its design, and the material used to make it all will have an impact how much it will cost. The other factor in how much your pergola will cost is whether you choose to buy a pergola plan, a kit, or a custom-designed pergola.
- Pergola plans are available from online dealers or from home improvement stores. While the plan itself is cheaper than the kit or a custom-designed pergola, you will have to shop and pay for the materials used to build it. Depending on the design you choose, however, you may be able to build it a little at a time and make it more elaborate as you can afford to buy the materials to do so.
- Pergola kits include all the materials you'll need to assemble your pergola in a short time. The posts and latticework are usually already pre-cut to the lengths you need and notched for quick assembly. You will pay more, however, for this convenience, and you will need to have the tools necessary to assemble it.
- You can custom-design a pergola using an online retailer's Web-based design tools. You'll be asked about the architecture of your home and offered options to design a pergola that fits with the architecture. Depending on the options you choose, a custom-design pergola can cost about the same as a prefabricated kit or significantly more than one.
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- As you consider various pergola styles, consult your local building codes regarding decking and free-standing structures on your property. You may be required to obtain construction permits before putting up a pergola and have to submit to an inspection during construction. You may also be required to dig separate footings for a pergola that is otherwise connected to your deck.
- One of the most attractive and least expensive ways to provide light, filtered shade under a pergola is to plant a Chinese wisteria or two beside the uprights. Within a very short period - a couple of years - you will not only have shade right across but for several weeks each spring the bonus addition of unbelievable numbers of large, pendant, lilac-coloured blossoms. You will need to train the growing tips of the vine during the first couple of years, but once established, the wisteria will happily wind itself back and forth across the beams. You will need to clip off the spent blossoms after they fade to prevent the vitality of the plant going into seed production but that is a small price to pay for one of the most beautiful plant displays.
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Simon Tanner, Open GLAM: The Rewards (and Some Risks) of Digital Sharing for the Public Good, in Andrea Wallace and Ronan Deazley, eds, Display At Your Own Risk: An experimental exhibition of digital cultural heritage, 2016.
Display At Your Own Risk (DAYOR) is a research-led exhibition experiment featuring digital surrogates of public domain works of art produced by cultural heritage institutions of international repute. The project includes a Gallery Exhibition as well as an open source version of that exhibition intended for public use. You can find out more about the DAYOR exhibition here: http://displayatyourownrisk.org/about-dayor/
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(OOC: When we last saw Tosca, an evening date on the arm of Alduin Tos had turned ugly when Grand Moff Thrace's speech was interrupted by lightsabers firing up in the crowd. Breel is there to serve as Tos' bodyguard – and Tosca hopes hers as well – but the situation appears to be pretty dire.)
Everyone starts to panic. Breel turns to Tos and says, "We gotta go." Tos is not interested in leaving. He's pulling something out of his suit and assembling it.
Thrace shouts, "What is the meaning of this?"
The crowd parts and in the center stands a clean-cut human male dressed in brown historic jedi robes. He wields a green lightsaber and flashes a cocky smile before he speaks:
"Anyone who supports the Empire supports tyranny. We, the Knights of the Old Republic, will not tolerate this!"
The jedi around him start swinging their lightsabers in the crowd, killing innocent after innocent. I am glad that we are on the edge of the crowd, but am quite nervous that they will be coming after us. After all, Tos said his life was in danger.
The robed jedi moves towards Thrace's podium and is speaking in a language I don't understand. His men are hacking through people left and right. We need to get out of here. Breel again tries to convince Tos of this, but he says, "Just a second," screws the last bit of his contraption together and shoots a blaster bolt out of it, killing one of the jedi.
I hide behind Tos as one of the jedi runs towards us. Breel punches him, but doesn't seem to hurt him at all. Some bodyguard. Between the tight dress and the fear, I'm beginning to feel a bit lightheaded. I hear Thrace scream for Security and see him run to the other side of the balcony and out of my view.
Tos' contraption looks like a wand with a trigger on top. He seems proud of himself for having gotten it past Security.
"Do you know who these people are?" I ask.
"I don't think they're after me," he says, "and they have lightsabers, so I think they're jedi." Last I checked, the only people who used lightsabers were jedi… or sith.
The remaining people in the crowd are trying to get out of the room, but all the doors are stuck closed, except for the one behind us.
"We need to get out of here," Asoni says. I nod to her.
The jedi flips in the air and lands on the upper balcony, chasing after Thrace. Breel hits the jedi in front of us with a Force Slam and he explodes. Thankfully, we are safe. For now.
"Are we ready?" Breel says. Tos is already heading for the stairs. "C'mon!" I follow close behind Tos, hoping that in a worst case scenario, my slight frame can take cover behind his. Asoni rides on my shoulders, her paw poised to grab her tiny blaster.
I hear a lightsaber cutting through something and Asoni whimpers.
"What?" I ask.
"The girl with the video camera from the cantina. She just got sliced apart by the jedi up there."
Tos fires his weapon at the jedi and misses. It seems that his contraption takes longer to charge after each shot. I take a deep breath and think on my companion training. If I can focus, maybe I can persuade him to leave.
"I'd rather not have this dress torn up by lightsabers… I'd rather have you tear it off me."
Tos stops in his tracks and considers it for a second, but says, "There will be plenty of time for that later. For now, I have to save my career."
I peek around the corner of the staircase and see the jedi muttering angrily. Breel attempts a mind trick on the jedi to convince him to withdraw. He stops suddenly and says something to himself. I tell Tos that he can go ahead, but I'll be staying on the stairs. I'd feel more comfortable defending myself if I had my blaster.
Thrace comes back up to the balcony by the jedi. In a low and furious voice he demands, "Lay down your weapon and you'll live to see tomorrow."
"I want… to surrender…?" the jedi is muttering. He seems to snap to attention suddenly. "Why would I want to do that?!?" He jumps on the banister and cuts down Thrace with one swipe of his lightsaber. The old man crumples to the ground.
Breel pulls out his ion pistol and fires towards the jedi, missing again and again. It's clear that he's had no training on this weapon; I wonder why he has it? Asoni pulls out her tiny blaster and shoots. The jedi runs towards us and begins to attack Breel but is unable to hit him. Breel's martial arts skills are much better than his pistol skills, thankfully. I back up a bit to get out of lightsaber range.
Tos fires his weapon and it explodes out of his hand, embedding in the jedi's shoulder.
"Nice shot, dear," I say.
The jedi winds up for a mighty swing when a blur of blue goes by and cuts through him. His body splits in two and falls to the ground. We look around and realize that his companions seem to have disappeared. The doors to the ballroom are open and Security forces are pouring in.
….to be continued…
To read this story from the point of view of Zara, Asoni, or Naveed, check out their blogs, linked from my Current Campaigns page.


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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Duck Season
My ducks are back! Even though my little backyard pond is more like a group of puddles this year, the duck couple was happily floating and digging this morning like it's their private resort get-away. I'm totally in love. I bought them cracked corn and hopefully the plethora of food will make up for the paltry pond.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Rushing In
I don't want anything bad to happen. I really don't. But I have to admit I feel a strange sense of excitement when things happen. Sometimes I go charging right in to see the aftermath. Maybe it goes back to my years as a journalist where story chasing naturally took me into the heat of the excitement. It's really a rush like no other.
My friend Kim and I react to intense situations very differently. Once we were in a glass elevator in the middle of a very tall hotel. We could see all the way down into the lobby 10 or 12 floors below and we both watched, transfixed, as a group of policemen came running in the front doors with guns drawn. Kim and I both frantically started pushing buttons in the elevator--she was pushing the
arrow and I was pushing the
arrow over and over again.
We both looked at each other in amazement and yelled, "What are you doing?" at exactly the same time.
Her response: "There are policemen down there with guns drawn, we have to get as far away as we can."
My response: "There are policemen down there with guns drawn, we have to go see what's happening."
I thought about it later, and I'm sure that my reaction was irrational, but that seems to be my honest reaction; charge right in.
We were in Mexico during the latest 7.2 earthquake and in Coronado during several pretty big aftershocks. But I didn't feel frightened. Just kind of exhilarated. I should have felt fear I guess. I should have felt dread and anxiety and anxiousness. But instead I just felt excited. Something was happening and I might just be in the middle of it.
I'm pretty sure I should be a lot more careful what I ask for.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
I Just Got My Tan In a Car Wash
I'm leaving for San Diego and a cruise and Mexico and beaches tomorrow. Couldn't be better timing for me since I'm looking out on a couple of inches of new snow.
Of course I had to get ready: buy a few new clothes, get a pedicure, find somebody to play with Captain Casey while I'm gone; and I had to get tan. And fast. So spray tan it was.
Turns out, that spray tanning place works just like a car wash, only for people. The shiny new fangeled machine looks pretty state-of-the-art. You stand in a circular closet and a lady starts talking to you.
"Face the jets for your pre-tan application," she says in a low, sexy voice. So I do. And these slow moving jets spray the coldest mist of smelly spray right in my general direction. Luckily I quickly remembered to squeeze my eyes shut, but I guess my mouth was agape with surprise. I think maybe my tongue is tan now too.
"Face the back for your spraying," she croons. So I quickly turn around only to be blasted from my head to toes with another startlingly cold mist of something not quite right.
Then comes the car wash interval.
"Keep facing the back for your drying," she says. And the stream of cool air blows right up...everywhere.
The lady tells you to get in some pretty silly positions with arms and legs splayed just like you are shown in the helpful picture menu. I can't quite tell which arm I'm supposed to have up and which leg I'm supposed to have forward and I'm starting to think I'm somehow facing the wrong way. I'm afraid to look at the pictures too long, because I know in a second I'll get blasted with tanning mist right in my contact lens.
The best part is the last "anti-aging" application step. You get sprayed with something icy cold and then blown off twice on each side.
I'm looking somewhat tan now--quite obviously fake. Just a nice brown cliche. But what are vacations if not cliche? Especially a cruise to Mexico.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Come Back Ducks
That white stuff is going. The sledding hill is still a sledding hill, but the edges are getting pretty soft. The grass in my back yard is almost back. The curb in my front yard is back. The unfinished landscaping of my side yard is back. And the spring pond behind my house is back. Now I just want the
to come back.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Unplugged for Earth Hour
Tonight my house went dark for
Earth Hour
. I joined people
around the world
who dimmed their lights from 8:30 until 9:30 p.m. For 60 minutes, the lights were off in some 4,000 cities in more than 120 countries.
As for me, I found myself listening to the loud silence as my house slowly went darker and quieter with each fuse I flipped. Most of my senses were heightened as I wandered around my shadowy house holding my green scented candle in front of me. It was so quiet without the hum of electronics and combined background noise of appliances that I could hear the flickering of the candle flame and my quick, careful breathing. I noticed the soft sound of Casey following me and my bare feet padding from wood floor to carpeting, and from stairways to landings.
The hour flew by. I wish I could say I pondered my commitment to reducing my carbon emissions for the whole 60 minutes, but my mind wandered and my thoughts flew through too many topics to count. I hope I can be more committed. I want to find ways to lower my use. I'm going to try to make my footprint quieter this year and my impact softer.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Only the Deserving
It is said without guilt, without introspection or embarrassment. They say it with force and while looking you in the eye as if they truly believe they are right. Not only right, but justified. And moral. And indignant.
It's not that they don't want to help other people, it's just that they want to choose the people to help. It's not that they think other people are less deserving, it's just that they think
are far more deserving. Somehow the decision is easy and the justification ready. It seems far more powerful when wrapped in the name of god. So they do.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.
~Nelson Henderson
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
We Don't Need No Stinkin' Gluten
I've learned a new swear word.
Sounds pretty awful, huh?
It's better if you say the "glu" part while scowling and wrinkling up your nose and then bite down hard on the "ten" and swallow it meanly.
This terrible-sounding stuff has quite recently reached the top of the 10-most-unwanted list and all my friends are swearing it off. They are giving it up for lent, taking it out of their recipes, and spending more and more time talking about how to avoid it. No more crackers or biscuits or scones or bagels. And forget about bread, it's completely off the table, so to speak.
And the sneaky little stuff is in everything. It hides out in soy sauce and shows up in pasta. It slips into toothpaste and mustard and ham. It's even in lipstick and always in pretzels and don't even think about cake and cookies and pie.
Gluten has become the new villain, overtaking cantankerous calories, frightening fat, and scurrilous sugar. And, it has plowed right over the reigning bad guy called carbs. Restaurants are coming out with their g-free menus and the GF isle in the grocery store is getting longer.
It's not that I think this new craze is a bad thing, necessarily. It just reminds me so much of the others. Last year it was low carb, the year before it was low fat, and this year with the criminal gluten I'm just left confused. My list of
things not to eat
is getting so long that I sometimes have no idea where to start.
I'm pretty sure broccoli is still okay. As long as it's organic and locally grown and pesticide free and... Well, at least it doesn't have gluten.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
A Snow Globe Welcome Home
I got welcomed home from a work trip to Indianapolis by a three-foot drift across my driveway. I had to climb my way through in snow up to my crotch just to get into the garage and snow-blow my way out. So, after a long four days of travel and work, more than 9 hours of traveling today and an hour of snowblowing and digging, I'm finally home. I cut a swath through the drift only about as wide as my car, drove in, and shut the garage. I'm hoping by the time I wake up the snow will be gone. Or, more realistically, I'll deal with the rest of this drift tomorrow night.
I'm just making it known that I am DONE with winter. It's the times like tonight that I'm
close to abandoning the snow globe all together.
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Lydia Fangio is the daughter of a very powerful gang leader. She has managed to keep her father's life a secret from her school for as long as she can remember.
And yet, when a new boy, Sam Dangeld, joins her school, he somehow knows about her dad.
With Sam and her Dad's secret lives, her own life soon becomes a danger. People find they can use her as leverage over her dad and friend.
Will Lydia be able to escape the evil clutches of those who want her life, or will her dull attempts to escape still not be enough?
After all, it's though being the gang leader's daughter
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ha my birthday is october 1st so i have and earlier birthday than her


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Wie wär es, man zahlte Putin, Khamenei und Assad (warum nicht auch dem zukünftigen Dialogpartner ISIS?) auch noch je drei Milliarden, damit sie einfach weniger Flüchtlinge produzieren?
The European Union and Turkey have settled on an additional 3 billion euros in funds to combat the influx of migrants to the bloc while also reaching a deal on visa-free in tough talks at an extended summit in Brussels on March 7.
Street protests erupted across insurgent-held areas of Syria on Friday, as demonstrators took advantage of the relative lull in airstrikes during a partial truce, coming out in the largest numbers seen in years to declare that even after five punishing years of war they still wanted political change.
Under the slogan "The Revolution Continues," demonstrators waved the green, white and black pre-Baathist flag adopted during the early, largely peaceful stages of the revolt, before the proliferation of armed Islamist factions with black jihadist banners.
104 Demonstrationen gegen das Assad-Regime wurden heute in Syrien gezählt:
Statistics in Syria are usually depressing death tolls followed by ?#?HowManyMore?? Not today. 104 protests today across Syria calling for freedom & the downfall of the brutal Assad regime.
To put it in even more concrete terms, the administration is leveraging Putin's brutal military campaign to extract political concessions from the opposition that are tantamount to an effective surrender. And if they didn't hurry and sign that surrender now, as Kerry reportedly told them, the Russian bombing is just going to get worse, and in three months, they'll be decimated; the clock is ticking, folks. (…)
The United States is now partnering with Russia to line NATO's southern border with a consortium of terrorist militias protected by Russian air power and armed with advanced weapons. The message is hard to miss: The old American security treaties, like NATO, that were once the cornerstone of global security arrangements, are barely worth the paper they are printed on.
Islamistische Angst vor der Kolonialisierung:
The Women's Protection Act, passed by Pakistan's largest province of Punjab last week, gives unprecedented legal protection to women from domestic, psychological and sexual violence. It also calls for the creation of a toll-free abuse reporting hot line and the establishment of women's shelters.
But since its passage in the Punjab assembly, many conservative clerics and religious leaders have denounced the new law as being in conflict with the Muslim holy book, the Koran, as well as Pakistan's constitution.
"The whole law is wrong," Muhammad Khan Sherani, the head of the Council of Islamic Ideology said at a news conference, citing verses from the Koran to point out that the law was "un-Islamic." (…)
Fazlur Rehman, the chief of one of Pakistan's largest religious parties, the Jamiat-i-Ulema Islam, said the law was in conflict with both Islam and the constitution of Pakistan.
"This law makes a man insecure," he told journalists. "This law is an attempt to make Pakistan a Western colony again."
Libyans took to the streets in Benghazi on Tuesday, honking car horns and waving Libyan flags in celebration after army units, backed by civilian fighters, cleared a major part of this eastern city of Islamic extremists, following nearly two years of deadly fighting.
The rare celebration comes hours after troops earlier in the day pushed into the once populous district of al-Laithi, a stronghold of Islamic militias who withdrew within hours. Over the past days, the army had made important advances and on Monday took control of a strategic port and a hospital.
Later Tuesday, families displaced from al-Laithi flooded back into the district to revisit their homes while others first waited for soldiers to inspect their houses for booby traps. Residents posted photographs on social networking sites, showing tearful mothers bowing on the ground in front of their houses.
Others hugged their sons who returned from the front lines. Streets of al-Laithi were largely blocked by large containers and sand bags used as defenses. In some of the buildings, personal belongings of the militiamen and Islamic militants lay scattered about after they retreated hurriedly.
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Tage nachdem Amir Taheri und der iranische Nationale Widerstandsrat die Meldung verbreitet haben, sind nun auch die westlichen Qualitätsmedien ein wenig aufgewacht (in Deutschland bisher nur beim Perlentaucher):
Es gibt ein neues Kopfgeld auf Salman Rushdie, und ausgesetzt wurde es von vierzig staatlichen sogenannten Medien im Iran.
Forty state-run Iranian media outlets have jointly offered a new $600,000 bounty for the death of British Indian author Salman Rushdie, according to the state-run Fars News Agency.
Fars News Agency, which is closely affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), was among the largest contributors, donating one billion Rials - nearly $30,000.
The announcement coincides with the anniversary of the fatwa issued the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic, the agency said.
Ayatollah Khomeini, the First Supreme Leader of Iran, issued the fatwa against Rushdie on charges of blasphemy for his novel The Satanic Verses on 15 February, 1989. The Ayatollah called for the death of the book's author along with anyone "involved in its publication".
Hitoshi Igarashi, the Japanese translator of The Satanic Verses, was stabbed to death outside his office at Tsukuba University, the Italian translator Ettore Capriolo survived being stabbed at his apartment in Milan, and the novel's Norwegian publisher was shot three times in the back and left for dead outside his home in Oslo.
Es gibt ein Land, das hin und wieder auch mal in Syrien militärisch eingreift, anders als alle anderen Länder aber das einzige ist, dass, wenn es eingreift, die Hizbollah, andere iranisxhe Hilfstruppen oder die syrische Armee angreift, also jene "Achse des Widerstandes", die von allen anderen Ländern als Partner im Kampf gegen den Terror, wo nicht direkt unterstützt, so auf jeden Fall geschont werden:
"The Observatory for Human Rights says that three Israeli rockets have hit Syrian army outposts near Damascus, according to Reuters."
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Howto retrieve value of variable within variable
Hello All ,
Problem Description A1=Hello A2=World A3 . . and so on I want to print Values of All A1,A2 for (( i=0; i < 10; i++ )) VAR = A$i; do echo $(A$i); // echo $($VAR); done is not working. Can Any one help me in retrieving value of variable within variable Thanks & Regards Tushar Sharma |
you need to use eval, but first see here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...al-4175426547/
for (( i=0; i < 10; i++ )) |
Also I was able to do same with help of associative array in shell script. Thanks & Regards Tushar Sharma |
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Edith recently joined CGOA and is very interested in participating in the Master Crocheter program. She just recently started coming to 3RC at Panera's.
She brought great thread projects for us to see. I'm so jealous that she is so good at the bullion stitch! From what I saw she'll have no problem getting a Master Crocheter certificate.
She also tats and does quilting. At her last meeting, she brought in a quilted turtle she had made for her grandson. Karen on the left helped her display the quilt. Edith, on the right, looks proud of her work and she should be. Oh, to be so crafty.
Monday, July 22, 2013
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Popular Stitch
Some stitch patterns seem to come up again and again. This particular stitch seems to have several names: diagonal stitch, crosshatch stitch, and a few more I can't remember. Different people have learned to start the pattern different ways, too. Some start working horizontally and others start in the corner. Starting straight seems to allow for adding a border to the fabric center square, while working from the corner makes its own edging.
At one of the meetings I looked around and found three members all doing the same thing! On the left is Mary with the rose afghan and the edging showing. Then Chris showing off a softer color. Then Ethlyn with the lightest color. Ethlyn just started crocheting and she produced an afghan just as great looking as the experienced crocheters.
I personally find this stitch pattern fantastic for variegated yarns. Because the stitches slant in two directions, the pattern seems to resolve any problems with pooling or lightening strikes. Having this stitch pattern in your repertoire seems to guarantee success. I've seen beautiful jackets by Margaret Huber and Dora Ohrenstein using this stitch pattern.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Aunt Lorraine's Hat
Pat's sister and Randy's aunt lives in Florida. However, she is in assisted living and has been feeling cold and in need of a hat. If you are in Florida in the summer, a warm hat is hard to find.
Randy made this hat for her Aunt Lorraine. The yarn is Chunky Mochi and this colorway seems perfect for summer in Florida. The design is called Chunky Mochi Dragon Rib Hat by Laura Andersson.
This is Randy's first hat. She keeps expanding her knitting skills and said it was tricky when she got to the top. She always sends important info with her pics, so that someone can track down what they need to make something they saw here. Thanks, Randy.
Randy made this hat for her Aunt Lorraine. The yarn is Chunky Mochi and this colorway seems perfect for summer in Florida. The design is called Chunky Mochi Dragon Rib Hat by Laura Andersson.
This is Randy's first hat. She keeps expanding her knitting skills and said it was tricky when she got to the top. She always sends important info with her pics, so that someone can track down what they need to make something they saw here. Thanks, Randy.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Panels for KtB (Knit the Bridge) were due in by June 1st and these were turned in on time. The panel has squares made by different people. Barb B came to the group special so she could turn in her square. After I put all the squares together in the panel, I added 4" by crocheting 2" rows on each short end. I knew that the squares came out short on length, but the instructions never said what to do about that. However, it was mentioned that the short length was a problem in one of the KtB emails. So this panel was all right; but most likely someone had to add some length to our other panels. This means that 3RC as a group effort turned in 3 panels.
But Chris A managed to do 3 panels all on her own. This was her final effort, which you can see has been meticulously planned. I like that she'll be able to spot it easily on the Warhol Bridge.
That's the bridge that was finally settled on. It will be covered from early August through early September. More funds are needed and can be donated at Indiegogo.
The railings of the bridge are all going to be covered in black strips. Karen C has made 3 of them and Peggy D one. I'm also finishing up one. I can't get over how absolutely boring it is to crochet a strip 9" wide and 105" long in black.
While other bridges have been covered this is the biggest bridge to be covered so far and should set a world record. Makes sense for the City of Bridges.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Carol and D.O.G.
Carol surprised me one day by sending me an email that said"I crocheted a sweater!" I was very excited to see the sweater because I had been encouraging her to branch out since she was showing off all these crocheting skills. What a surprise! A pet sweater! A red sweater on a black cat no less. We shared a chuckle over her pulling this joke on me.
But D.O.G. needed the sweater because she was becoming more frail. In order to keep warm she was hanging out in front of the kitchen refrigerator for the warmth that was flowing out. Carol decided to expand D.O.G. 's wardrobe and made her the sports sweater that everyone in Pittsburgh recognizes as the team colors for everything. (If you are a yarn enthusiast anywhere around Pittsburgh you have yellow and black in your stash.)
D.O.G. was a sweet, loving cat that adored cuddling with Carol. Carol had nursed D.O.G. through several illnesses, but she knew her feline friend just wasn't coming back to health this time. Recently, D.O.G. died and Carol sent her friends a note telling of her loss and how much affection this cat had brought into her life.
My thought was that crochet had allowed Carol to give comfort to D.O.G. when that was all she could do.
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Josh was great. He immediately made me feel at home, explained everything thoroughly, and was very helpful acquainting me with the area. He worked hard to ensure I had a good experience while in his care. He's also just a nice guy to talk with. Highly recommend.
Ryan2015-07-30T00:00:00ZJosh was a very nice person. The apartment is quite clean and beautiful. We had a wonderful night there. The neighborhood was very nice too.
Yangyang2016-02-16T00:00:00ZI stayed one night at Josh's place and can say that I had a really good time. He has a gaining character and the interaction was very friendly. He is extremely accommodating! German Village is the place to be while in Columbus. Hardly a corner that I did not walk past. As somebody from Europe I value the area a lot.
Philipp2016-04-07T00:00:00ZNestled in the Heart of German Village is this beautiful, peaceful and enjoyable condo. I loved how clean and fragrant Josh's home was. I had an especially stressful time traveling to get to Ohio for work. Despite my hurdles I felt so at home and peace when I finally arrived to Josh's home. Josh was super accommodating before I arrived and during my stay. I never once felt uncomfortable, I felt like I was on vacation. I loved my room. It came with stocked with water, and above I have a bowl of granola bars.(a life saver) There were soo many great restaurants and cafes within 5 minutes of walking distance. I would highly recommend this listing to everyone traveling to Columbus. It was certainly a great time and will forever be a great memory.
Jason2015-07-16T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay at this location. Josh was incredibly communicative in the days and minutes leading up to our arrival and made us feel at home right away. We had access to everything that we needed and more, and the space was very quiet, safe, and clean. We love German village and having access to the unique shops and restaurants in the vicinity was a plus. Absolutely great visit!
Virginia2016-02-14T00:00:00ZJosh was a great host. The room was just what we wanted and German Village ended up being the perfect part of town for us to stage our exploration of Columbus. I would definitely stay here again.
jennifer2016-07-07T00:00:00ZGreat experience. Josh provided for every contingency. Maps to restaurants, in room refrigerator stocked with water. Basket of healthy snacks, in room wide screen with every channel conceivable. Dropped me in town one morning. Easy 10 minute walk to downtown. Free C bus stop 5 minutes away. Great neighborhood with cobbke stone streets. Off street parking. Give it a 10!
John2015-06-16T00:00:00ZWe only stayed one night with Josh, but he was a great host. The accommodations were perfect for us. Josh gave us information about Columbus and answered our questions about the city which helped us plan our activities during our stay. We would stay with him again if we visited Columbus again!
Cheryl2014-07-10T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43206, United States
Great house with a good location. We could walk to campus and short north. Owners are extremely friendly and the house came stocked with water, pots and pans, plates etc. would definitely stay here again if I needed a place in Columbus. It also have off street parking spots which was awesome since the street can fill up at night. Cheap über rides from short north as well. The owners were also very responsive and brought clean sheets halfway through our stay and offered to make beds for us.
Ricky2015-06-29T00:00:00ZSteve was there waiting for us as we were late due to traffic on the interstates. He was so nice to introduce the house to us and we could have a good spot for parking. There is a squirrel living in the trees behind the yard. The house was very artistic with all the decorations and paintings. It's overall a very nice living experience and I just wish I could stay some more nights.
Lee2015-08-15T00:00:00ZThe listing was accurate and the accomodations were comfortable. The bedrooms were furnished nicely, and there were plenty of sheets, towels, pillows and blankets. We brought our dog and appreciated the crate for her, and the fenced in back yard.
Kathy2015-12-02T00:00:00ZGreat stay - lots of space, clean & neat, conveniently located for our purposes. Thanks Steve and Sarah!
Joy2016-03-02T00:00:00ZSteve and Sarah's place is great! Very well set up, clean, tidy and in a great location in Columbus. They were very easy to communicate with and accommodating to our needs. I would not hesitate to stay here again.
Mark2016-01-18T00:00:00ZVery comfortable house in a great location. Steve and Sarah were excellent at communication. Would recommend their place to travelers. Thanks for a great stay!
Kristi2017-01-01T00:00:00ZEnjoyed my stay. The host were very helpful and responsive. I will return in the future :)
Jasmine 2016-04-30T00:00:00ZThe house is fantastic! Very spacious and comfortable. Great location with a lot of great restaurants around. Steve and Sarah were very accommodating in spite of our travel plans being a little complicated. Great communication and a great value!
Zacarias2015-09-25T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43201, United States
Melissa was an excellent host. I strongly recommend her place for other people.
Fazal2016-08-15T00:00:00ZThe house is located close to highway I-71/70, very easy to find. It's located in a residential area but also close to grocery store, restaurant and bookstore, and it's less then 20 min drive to Columbus city center. The room is spacious and clean. There is a full size bed in the room and a bathroom next to the room. We also used her kitchen and living room. Melissa is very kind, thoughtful, easy going and she also respects our privacy very much. Definitely recommend people to stay here!
lian2016-03-09T00:00:00ZMelissa was a wonderful host! Staying the night here, my friends agreed it was like coming home after being away to college. Very welcoming. Must love cats!
Sophia2016-06-08T00:00:00ZMelissa was a great host, very prompt to our last minute late night request to crash at her place after the whole day of hiking. The bedroom was quiet, bed was comfortable and cats were adorable. Thanks!
Natalya2016-05-31T00:00:00ZWe stopped by Columbus and stayed at Melissa's house again. Wonderful house and people!
lian2016-05-04T00:00:00ZMelissa was a very kind and gracious host, her home was in a lovely suburb and the room was as seen/described. I'd strongly recommend using her in the future for friends not concerned with staying in the downtown.
Tyler2015-07-06T00:00:00ZGreat experience! Melissa is a great host, her room is comfortable and tidy, and the neighborhood is beautiful and safe.
Qihong2016-05-27T00:00:00ZWe had a great experience! Wonderful hosts, a comfortable house, a quiet setting. We couldn't be happier with our time at this house. A perfect place for families in a lovely neighborhood.
Dan2015-06-22T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, United States
Danny was very friendly and welcoming to his home, I would highly recommend his house. Only a short 15 min drive from downtown made it convenient.
Jim2016-03-08T00:00:00ZThe house and room was as I expected. Had to share one bathroom between three people, but Danny was very nice and accommodating. Uber drives weren't bad to downtown and the airport. The room was comfy and the house was clean!
Emily2017-03-06T00:00:00ZThe room was comfortable, and the house was neat and in a quiet neighborhood. Danny, the host, was friendly and provided a warm and welcoming environment. I had a very pleasant experience, and would his home highly!
Michael2016-05-31T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, United States
It was a very pleasant stay, I really felt home. Courtney is super helpful and dedicated to her guests. I'm very thankful.
Marcelo2015-06-19T00:00:00ZCourtney's home was an oasis for a traveler like me. After 450 mile of driving in a day, it was a real joy to find a home like Courtney's. It is located in a very nice neighborhood and yet only minutes from all the conveniences. It is near the interstate highway, with several retail malls nearby - you can find almost any of the nationwide restaurants there. Also, there is a network of sidewalk to walk around after a long trip. In addition, there is a hiking trail nearby but I did not get to hike there since my arrival was late. Speaking of my late arrival, Courtney made a special arrangement so that I could get the access to her home even though I got to her house late. Thank you Courtney! The bedroom was neat and clean. The bed was firm and supportive --- the way I like it. It was very refreshing to take a shower after I had a chance to walk around Courtney's neighborhood after a long day of driving. The living room was quiet and conducive for clear thinking. I got a lot of work done and even read a few articles there in the evening. It was great! The only regret I had was I did not get the chance to talk with Courtney to learn the thoughts she had in decorating her home in keeping her house organized, functional and yet very comforting (not just comfortable) because I had to leave early in the morning for another day of long drive. It is the experience like this keeps me coming back to airbnb instead of going to the nation-wide franchises. I would certainly check with Courtney if I ever have an opportunity of coming back to the area. Thank you Courtney and I wish the best to you and your family. John
John2015-06-16T00:00:00ZCourtney is an awesome host and very accommodating. She helped me tremendously on my move and has a very nice house. If I'm ever in Columbus again I will definitely be staying with her.
Katelyn2015-08-02T00:00:00ZI stayed at this place for my 1 week business trip. It worked out pretty well with regards to cost, neighborhood and other amenities. The host was very nice and let you make the feel you are at your home. I used the kitchen for my morning breakfasts and the rooms were nice & clean. If I have another chance to visit Columbus, for sure I will try this one first... Thank you Courtney...
Raghu2015-09-28T00:00:00ZVery pleasant. The host(s) were very friendly. The neighborhood was amazing. If I ever return to the area this is where I'll choose to stay again. Thanks bunches to the hosts that put their house up for others to stay in.
Brad2016-08-15T00:00:00ZEverything was as pictured. The home was very nice and the room was spacious.
Kamille2016-10-03T00:00:00ZI booked with Courtney for my sister-in-law Debbie who was taking my niece and daughter for a piano assessment near Courtney's place so it was perfect. Things could not have gone more smoothly. Courtney made the arrival easy and smooth. She got back to both me and Debbie quickly with questions we had and was a perfect host. Debbie was very happy with the accommodations as were the girls. And the dogs were a bonus too. The space is just as listed. Easy to find and close to everything. Highly recommend this host and space. Thanks!
Dan2015-05-30T00:00:00ZEverything was great.
Pat2015-05-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, United States
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Reynoldsburg, OH 43068, United States
I felt right at home in this adorable little clintonville house. John was more than accommodating. I couldn't be happier with my stay!
Karen2016-09-26T00:00:00ZNice place, easy to find! I would recommend this place as an affordable, clean place to stay!!
Katie2016-09-30T00:00:00ZGreat place! Great communication with host as well!
Dan2016-10-18T00:00:00ZThis rental was a stellar deal and I felt right at home. The house has no TV (a plus, in my opinion) and is location a safe, quiet neighborhood. The master bed was firm but comfy and the kitchen was so cute! John kept it simple and checking in was easy as pie. It was exciting to see Glutiny as an option in the fridge! I would gladly stay here again in the future.
Erin2016-09-29T00:00:00ZThe place was amazing, clean, nice, and affordable. John was very kind and understanding that we arrived late. Communications went smoothly.
Maria2016-09-11T00:00:00ZThe listing is entirely accurate and the pictures are indicative of the size, quality and amenities provided. The place is near the end of a dead end road so there is little traffic in this part of the cute Clintonville neighborhood. The end of the road is one of the trailheads to miles and miles of a paved hike and bike trail that heads both north and south along the east side od the Olentangy River. A bit west of the home (walking distance) you'll find great home-grown Clintonville coffee shops, restaurants and shops. Just 5 minutes east of the river (by car) you'll find shopping at typical big box stores.
CalvinandLeslie2016-12-21T00:00:00ZThe place is great. Was very clean, good Wi-Fi, comfortable bed, well-equipped kitchen, and a great location. There are tons of places to eat nearby and it's right near OSU campus. The parking is the only thing that might throw you off as you kinda just park right in front of the gate but other than that, it's a great place that's cheaper than any hotel nearby.
Tevita2017-01-08T00:00:00ZThis was exactly as stated and great location.
JC2017-01-22T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43202, United States
Azubair was an excellent host! He was very quick communicating with us and also gave us our own keys to the house and room making coming and going very easy. He provided us with clean towels, soap and water bottles. I will definitely look to stay here again next time I'm in Columbus.
Mark2017-01-03T00:00:00ZGreat place! Highly recommend staying here.
Ryan2016-12-27T00:00:00ZGreat value!! Comfortable!! And the host is extremely friendly and helpful!
Lauren2017-03-03T00:00:00ZAzubair was very accommodating and got us settled in easily! Simple room with a fridge and a bathroom right next to it. We had a lot of privacy but if people were home I'd worry we may have been a little too loud. Regardless the stay was easy and no snags. Everything worked out great.
Arielle2017-01-22T00:00:00ZGreat host and brother. We had everything we needed for a low cost.
Myron 2017-02-18T00:00:00ZAzubair is a great host he sometimes checks me if everything's okay with me and he also recommend some places to eat to and to hang out, it's also really near at OSU by walking or driving
Cielo alexis2017-01-04T00:00:00ZAzubair is such a wonderful host, we had interesting conversations about our travels, the place was clean and my stay was very comfortable, it was 5 minutes away from OSU and I felt at home while staying there.
Abdullah2016-12-24T00:00:00ZAzubair is a really nice guy, one of the good ones! I really enjoyed the space and everything was super comfortable. I would recommend Azubair to any and everyone!
Mark2017-02-24T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43201, United States
This is absolutely the best in Columbus. Vincent is very hospitable. The apartment is clean and the room is cozy. Location is good. It's quite and there are tons of food choice nearby. I would strongly recommend it.
FENGYANG2017-02-23T00:00:00ZVincent is a great host. I did not even hear the traffic by my third night.
RALPH2017-03-04T00:00:00ZGreat guy, very kind to his guests; what more a guest can ask from the host.
Kartheek2017-01-26T00:00:00ZVincent and his family were very welcoming and friendly. Clean & comfortable stay for a great value.
Clara2017-01-29T00:00:00ZAwesome experience. Couldn't have been better.
Ali2017-02-14T00:00:00ZNicest host ever!
Gabriela2017-02-12T00:00:00ZI really enjoyed staying with Vincent and his family. Vincent had the place ready to go when I got there. There was a room with a bed, mirror, desk, chair, chips, chocolate, bottle of water, towel, washcloth, wifi password, and a key to place with a keying. There are a lot of buildings in this area it is the first one of the right. Also I don't believe there are any dashes in the wifi password. Vincent and his family made me tea when I gotten there. Really everything was great. If I am ever back in town this is where I will stay again!
Christopher M.2017-01-16T00:00:00ZExtremely great value. Crazy water pressure in the shower. Super quiet.
jesse2017-02-25T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43232, United States
Great proximity to Broad Street, one of the main roads in Columbus, with easy location and good parking. Close to eats, coffee and sights. We navigated the entire city easily from this location, but you could have all of your needs met within walking distance or a short drive. Clean and quiet with an awesome cat! Bathroom is spacious and clean. Bed is comfy and the room is cozy, but not small. Thanks so much!
Jess2017-01-29T00:00:00ZCynthia's place is in a great location. The room was very cozy and private. Her cat is wonderful and very friendly. I highly recommend staying here.
Mandy2017-01-04T00:00:00ZCynthia's place was perfect for me. I arrived late from a long day of travel and needed a place to crash. Her place is close to Columbus airport. She was easy to communicate with, accommodating, and the place was just as described. Very pleasant and perfect for my needs.
J2016-12-22T00:00:00ZCynthia is a great host and toon is so nice, clean and big. I enjoyed staying her house.
Fumihiko2016-11-21T00:00:00ZPerfect moment in Cynthia's house. The room was clean and spacious. We enjoyed our stay. I recommend it.
Alexandre2016-11-24T00:00:00ZCynthia's place was great. Just what I needed traveling through CMH. Quiet, clean and she's easy and quick to respond to messages. I had a very pleasant stay !
Lynette2017-01-12T00:00:00ZGreat location and good amenities. A cool find for the budget conscious looking for a nap overnight. Cynthia is responsive and helpful.
Vinod2016-12-23T00:00:00ZCynthia and the house were absolutely lovely! I wasn't in Columbus long, but I enjoyed my stay immensely. Cynthia is genuinely a kind hearted person, accommodating, and communicative. The house is cute as can be. Plus only 7 minutes from the airport. Highly recommend
Kensey2017-01-03T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43209, United States
The stay at Andrew's place was great! He was very responsive prior to our stay and provided great instructions for the unit. The location is great, about 7 minutes off of I-72 when coming from the north. You can be downtown, on Campus, or over in Grandview within minutes. The space itself is small but cozy. We had a great time staying at Andrew's place and would recommend it for anybody!
William2016-12-24T00:00:00ZGray neighborhood.. will stay again.
Derrick2017-02-03T00:00:00ZGreat location and good value . Thanks for making it easy !
Shane2016-11-10T00:00:00ZAndrew's stay was ok. The place is private and comfy enough, but the linens were clearly dirty on the bed when I arrived, and it became clear that linen changing was my responsibility, which is fine if that had been made clear upfront. Also, the advertised iron was not available.
Scott2017-01-16T00:00:00ZGreat location and responsive host. I didn't met Andrew personally but he was always helpful and available per phone.
Jérôme2017-03-06T00:00:00ZHad an apartment to myself for a day or two while I was in town for an interview. The place was quiet and out of the way, exactly what I was looking for. There's a delicious taco truck nearby. His place was clean, and had everything I needed. I asked to leave my things there until after the interview and a few hours after check-out and Andrew was extremely accommodating.
Tim2017-01-19T00:00:00ZWe came into town for a conference and this place was just what we needed. Andrew was accommodating, flexible, and helpful. Cannot recommend enough if you're staying in Columbus.
Eric2017-01-04T00:00:00ZGreat place, close to all restaurants and bars!
Casey2017-02-04T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43201, United States
It was truly a 5 star welcome & accomodation!
Marilyn2016-07-17T00:00:00ZThis was our first experience with Airbnb and it was great! Mahan was very friendly and easy to work with as our arrival time changed over the course of our travel. He was very flexible with our arrival time and was very prompt in our communications back and forth. Mahan's apartment was easy to find and parking was convenient. He has a beautiful place, exactly as the pictures show. Our room was clean and airy. The bath was large and clean. We enjoyed meeting Mahan and would definitely consider staying with him again when we visit Columbus.
Karen2016-06-05T00:00:00ZGreat to meet Mahan and stay in his clean and spacious sixth-floor condo --complete with separate bath and full use of kitchen, plus easy access to German Village, the Scioto/Olentangy river paths, Olde Town East, and the rest of downtown Columbus, Short North included. Mahan's a really nice guy--and he made my wife and me feel very much at ease.
Scott2016-05-31T00:00:00ZStaying with Mahan was great! He's probably one of the best airbnb hosts I've met in all my travels - incredibly generous and a great conversationalist. I really enjoyed getting to know him! The space feels extremely private too, because of the en suite bathroom. Would definitely stay here again if I'm ever in Columbus!
Rebecca2016-05-14T00:00:00ZMahan is sweet, welcoming, and very accommodating! We had a rough morning driving to OH from DC and he shared his coffee with us when he didn't have to. His condo is in a convenient location - about a 5 min drive to the Athenæum (downtown) and 10 min drive to Short North. Parking was not an issue (we were there from Saturday to Monday). The condo and private room were clean and had a nice-sized bed and shower with clean sheets and towels. I will definitely come back here when visiting Columbus in the future! He was an awesome host!
Amanda2016-06-22T00:00:00ZPerfect for my business trip! Very convenient to downtown Columbus. Mahan is friendly and helpful. Ill be back to stay at this clean, comfy, and modern condo again.
Margaret2016-07-24T00:00:00ZVery pleasant host and lovely apartment. Everything is clean and picked-up. There is plenty of space for guest use in the closet off the bedroom and the attached bathroom is very convenient. The scented candle in the bathroom was a nice touch too. Mahan is very friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend him and his apartment.
Natalia2016-07-09T00:00:00ZNice private room in downtown area and very nice host:)
Rui2016-06-20T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43215, United States
Stawn accommodated my dog and my late arrival. His place is clean, comfortable, central to everything I needed and was the perfect place to stay. I enjoyed well needed rest and the comfortable bed to have it! I will definitely be staying here again.
Kimberly2017-02-16T00:00:00ZStawn is a great host. The place spacious and affordable. communicated everything clearly and easily. I enjoyed my stay here.
Hared2017-02-19T00:00:00ZHad a great stay, room was clean and comfortable. Stawn was accommodating and made sure we had everything we needed. Location was conveniently located, not far from the brewery district in Columbus, which has a lot of great restaurants and bars. Would definitely stay again.
Gregory2017-02-12T00:00:00ZWe had a great stay here. Very responsive host and he made checking in very easy. It was a great value!
Dan 2017-02-27T00:00:00ZLovely house and nice guys!
Israel2017-03-02T00:00:00ZSweetest hosts. Smart house felt safe. Fun and sweet dog to love on!
Leah2017-03-02T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43206, United States
Staying at the Short North Carriage House was a fantastic experience. The neighborhood is charming and central, yet incredibly quiet and peaceful. Genuinely the best of both worlds. The carriage house itself is a pristine, new, sun-filled space where you can drink your morning coffee that is tranquil and breezy at night. It really could not be any better.
Ken2016-09-19T00:00:00ZAudra and Lacey were very helpful. They offered info on just about anything I could think of, but most importantly with transportation and entertainment while I was in town. The amenities were tremendous, the Carriage House was clean and beautiful. It was a perfect experience, I would stay there every time I visit Columbus. Thanks so much!
Mike2016-12-19T00:00:00ZLoved the concept of alley living. Neighborhood close to all the action.
Carla2016-11-15T00:00:00ZNot one complaint. Everything was more than I could have asked for. The perfect place to stay for a weekend getaway. That's exactly what my girlfriend and I needed and we couldn't be happier with our stay. Amazing location. Very specious and well equipped apartment. It was the perfect size for a couple really. I would suggest this place to anyone who wants to spend a day or two in Columbus. Definitely will be back again.
Logan2017-02-07T00:00:00ZAudra and Lacey's place makes AirBnB simple and comfortable. They communicated well to make sure my check in and stay was hassle free. As a local, I'm envious of their location. Hop, skip, and a jump from some of the best of Columbus. I highly recommend this location.
Douglas2016-09-12T00:00:00ZMy husband and I stayed the night at Audra and Lacey's charming Carriage House last night and it was a great experience. The suite is like a very stylish studio apartment with everything you would need for either a short or an extended stay. Everything is brand new and beautifully arranged. The hosts thoughtfully provided small amenities above what is normally offered (toothbrushes, yogurt in the fridge), which made us feel all the more welcome. They were helpful and communicative (all of my messages were returned swiftly) but this unit also allows for more privacy than some Airbnbs as it is detached from the main house and passcode accessible. Everything about our stay was wonderful! I would stay here again and recommend it to others.
Bethany2016-09-21T00:00:00ZThe hosts were very hospitable, and the place was absolutely beautiful! The location could not have been more perfect, as we were in town for a soccer game at MAPFRE stadium. All of our events during our stay were in the neighborhood. It was amazing to come back and wind down in the quiet house. Everything exceeded our expectations, and this was a great experience for our first stay! Next time we visit Columbus, I will definitely be booking at this location! Thank you again, Audra and Lacey!
Caitlin2016-11-15T00:00:00ZOur stay at the carriage house was wonderful. It is cozy, clean, quiet and a great location. Parking is not hard on one of the surrounding streets. Access to the carriage house is easy and private. Location to fabulous restaurants is ideal. Even though it was freezing we still were able to walk to restaurants because they were so close. Easton is a short drive if you need to shop. We had the privilege of meeting Audra and Lacey. They are warm and welcoming. They made sure everything was going well during our stay. They were wonderful to work with. I highly recommend their carriage house. We will not hesitate to book it again if we find ourselves in Columbus again.
Jason2016-12-13T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43201, United States
First time using Airbnb - it was an overall seamless experience! Check in/out was simple enough and we enjoyed both the apartment/location. Whenever we're in Columbus next, we'll be sure to stay at Michael's place again.
Pat2016-06-06T00:00:00ZMichael is a very accommodating host! He works hard to keep a very clean, aesthetically pleasing, and super comfortable space for his guests. The apartment is close to a lot of fun things to do in the city and is in a very modern building. Inside his space, there are a lot of nice details (like really comfy linens and towels!!) that make a good stay a GREAT stay. I would definitely stay with him again because this was a wonderful place!
Sherry2014-12-08T00:00:00ZThe listing was exactly as described. Very clean and comfortable. Great location. Convenient check in and check out. Michael was courteous, helpful and then gave us space to have our own weekend getaway.
Kenton2016-02-15T00:00:00ZMichael met up with us to give us the key. The apartment is neat and clean. We walked to sunnyside cafe for bfast. Uber to Ohio State from cafe was 10 minutes, less than 3 miles and cost $5.65.
Caraline2015-04-26T00:00:00ZMichael was responsive and accommodating. He kept in contact with me as the trip date drew closer. Since this was my first Airbnb experience, he met me at the apartment and answered all of my questions. The apartment is exactly as pictured. It is beautiful and modern. We really enjoyed our stay. It is the perfect place for anyone doing something at Nationwide Arena. I would highly recommend this place to stay in Columbus!
Lisa2016-04-04T00:00:00ZMichael's place is really nice! It's very clean, and the location is fantastic. Michael was professional/courteous to work with. I'd recommend his place to anyone who needs a stay in Columbus.
Rachel2015-05-20T00:00:00ZMichael was extremely responsive and accommodating. The apartment is as pictured - new, modern, beautiful, luxurious and we really enjoyed our stay. We would do this again!
Maria2016-03-09T00:00:00ZThis was a great place to stay while in town for a conference at the Convention Center. Michael was a thoughtful and attentive host--he went out of his way to change check-in plans to accommodate my late arrival, and he was in touch throughout our stay to make sure we had what we needed. The apartment is very tidy and well-kept. Everything is scrupulously clean, the bed is comfortable, and the location can't be beat. (And don't forget that there's a hot tub and pool in the complex!) There were a few small details that could have been a little more polished (like having space to hang things in the closet, or having a duvet cover and pillowcases on the bed), but those certainly didn't detract from the experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our time in Columbus and in this apartment.
Caroline2016-06-27T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43215, United States
Courtnee and her adorable daughter dressed in full 'princess' (Oh, I miss that stage!) welcomed me so very warmly to their place. The 1 bedroom upstairs apartment was wonderful, and an incredible deal for the price. The apt. is tastefully and thoughtfully decorated. And very comfortable. The kitchen was a nice bonus. The house is gorgeous, a historic gem. Parking was available right in front of the house.
Fiona2016-03-29T00:00:00ZCourtnee was so nice and hospitable and her home was lovely. A nice mix of visibly antique furnishings with a lot of character and modern amenities that made the stay comfortable. Looked just like the pictures.
Wesley2016-06-13T00:00:00ZCourtnee was very friendly and helpful. We left a pair of shoes at the place and she let me know and even offered to mail them to us! The house was super cool, everything as listed, and in a great location. Will likely be back here next time I'm in town. A+
Cody2016-04-25T00:00:00ZCourtney was the perfect host. Charming, considerate, warm and inviting. The judges mansion was beautiful, clean and private. Would not hesitate to stay again.
adam2016-06-22T00:00:00ZGreat little apartment at the top of an amazing house. Quiet and cozy, with a comfortable bed. The hosts greeted my husband (I was busy elsewhere) and were super friendly. They left snacks for us for breakfast, which was much appreciated! Interesting design features as well.
Anne2015-10-26T00:00:00ZCourtnee was so sweet and welcoming from the first inquiry we made about the Judges mansion. She was easy to get in touch with the day of and has two sweet little ones that made our little girl feel right at home when we arrived. The location is perfectly situated for exploring Columbus, easy/safe parking, and within 15 minutes everywhere from Grove City to Powell, Easton... great home base. There are a few parks in the area to within walking distance, not to mention the Conservatory which was beautiful this time of year. The room was perfect size for us and two kids. We really appreciated the packnplay ready an waiting (complete with clean sheets and blankets for our little one!) The bathroom and kitchen were ok, but again, it's a 100 years old house (I'm assuming) and they're still in the process of renovating. I really like that Courtnee hasn't renovated the point of losing the traditional feel. The wooden floors, unique architecture and tasteful furnishings hit the spot for someone taking a break from DC suburbia. Would definitely return!
Julia2016-03-28T00:00:00ZThe Apartment on 83 Wilson offered a truly charming stay in Columbus. It offered everything we needed and was uniquely furnished. Courtnee is a fantastic host, who is extremely organized and makes a great effort to provide information that will help visitors enjoy historic Columbus.
Quinten2016-11-07T00:00:00ZCourtnee responded promptly to my emails. We were arriving late in the evening, but that was no problem. We thoroughly enjoyed staying at her place. Walked the next morning to the Angry Baker and enjoyed a nice breakfast and coffee. The walk was through a nice neighborhood - many big, older homes, most of which were renovated or under renovation. Would recommend as a great place to spend the night when passing through Columbus.
Mike2016-10-29T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43205, United States
Very nice, new modern loft. Bed was comfortable. Beautifully decorated with modern furnishings. Provided snacks, tea, and coffee. Quiet neighborhood with restaurants, cafe, and shops within walking distance. Enjoyed our stay.
Sean2017-01-29T00:00:00ZBeautiful loft in a wonderful neighborhood. The place had everything we needed. Mike made the entire process smooth and easy with great communication.
David2017-02-05T00:00:00ZThis place was so cute, and Mike was extremely accommodating! Definitely recommend a stay here!
Ashley2017-02-12T00:00:00ZI was in need of a last minute place to stay and Mike was quick to respond and very accommodating! The space was adorable and cozy, I felt right at home! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!
Anna2017-02-20T00:00:00ZThis was our first Air B&B stay and we were a bit nervous as to what we were going to arrive to, definitely 110% better than we thought. The loft was very clean and cozy. The hosts thought of just about everything to make sure we were comfortable during our time. HIGHLY recommended to anyone and everyone always
Suzanne 2017-03-04T00:00:00ZWe thoroughly enjoyed our time here. Everything was clean and cozy. It was just what my husband and I needed.
Stephanie2017-03-05T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43212, United States
We had a great stay, everything went super easy with Sam and details were spot on. Location is perfect for dinner and drinks. We will definitely stay again and recommend to anyone.
Brian2017-02-24T00:00:00ZHad a great time here. The place is very clean and nice and located in a fun part of town with lots to do within walking distance.
Philip2017-02-12T00:00:00ZPictures don't do this place justice, its beautiful and has a nice antique yet modern charm. Sam was a great host, everything was very equipped. He even left us a list of things to do and restaurants near by. The location is perfect, you walk out the door and turn right onto High Street. Sam did a beautiful job with this property, I miss it already. You will be happy by the amount of sunlight the large windows bring in but you still have all the privacy. Can't wait to return!
Bree2017-02-03T00:00:00ZGreat stay!
Tyler2017-02-26T00:00:00ZWhat a lovely bit of privacy in the heart of Columbus. I feel so lucky to have stumbled upon Sam & Sarah's listing. Their impeccably clean condo is within a short drive to virtually anywhere in Columbus. The open concept living room/kitchen is very spacious and impressive when you walk in the front door. Although the weather was chilly, their secluded patio seemed a very inviting place to spend a warm afternoon. Sam and Sarah were wonderful hosts. They thought of everything you might forget, from bathroom toiletries, to a kitchen full of amenities, to fresh coffee and tea with cream and sugar for the morning. They made us feel very welcomed. I really can't say enough good about my experience. If I'm ever staying in Columbus again I'll definitely be in touch.
Samantha2017-03-03T00:00:00ZThis place was absolutely wonderful! We stayed here on our trip to the Arnold Classic Expo at the Convention Center and it was SO easy to get back and forth and find places to eat dinner and grocery shop! The home is lovely and quaint with beautiful amenities. We were provided with all of the necessities which made our stay very comfortable! Would definitely recommend this place for anyone visiting Columbus!
Jasmin2017-03-06T00:00:00ZWe loved staying at Sam & Sarah's condo. It was very central to COSI. The place was very clean and private. I would love to come back in warmer months, without my child, and explore the restaurants in the brewrey district. Sam was very responsive and the condo had everything we needed.
Kevin2017-02-21T00:00:00ZCommunication was great, space was exactly as described.
Kristen2017-03-01T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Columbus, OH 43215, United States


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Ybrant to pick minority stake in Israeli online recruitment services firm Jobookit
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Public listed digital marketing solutions company Ybrant Digital Limited is picking a minority stake in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange-listed online recruitment solutions firm Jobookit, as per a public disclosure. Ybrant had previously said it may invest in Jobookit. While the firm has not disclosed the pr...
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Walt Disney exec Krishna Srinivas joins Ybrant Digital as GM for APAC region
Hyderabad-based digital marketing company Ybrant Digital Ltd has roped in Krishna Srinivas as its general manager – sales, for the APAC region. Prior to joining Ybrant Digital, Srinivas was director of media solutions, Southeast Asia for the Walt Disney Company based in Singapore. This additio...3 October, 2013 | More »
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Ybrant Set To Acquire US-based Digital Content Firm
Hyderabad-based digital marketing solutions company Ybrant Digital has told the Press that it is in the final stages of acquiring a US-based digital content company in an all-cash deal. "We are close to acquiring a US-based company in an all-cash deal. It is one of the largest content properti...12 March, 2012 | More »


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A two year project has started, to preserve several Bronze Age wooden boats that were found near Peterborough.
The 4,000-year-old vessels have been placed in a large refrigerated unit where they will be sprayed with a special wax to stop their ancient timbers from being degraded
It is the same technique pioneered for the Mary Rose Tudor warship.
The eight boats, the longest of which measures almost nine metres long, were discovered by archaeologists as they excavated a section of a quarry at Must Farm near Peterborough in 2011.
The boats were carefully moved to the town's Flag Fen Bronze Age site, where a £100,000 grant from English Heritage helped fund a large specialist cold storage unit.
This will prevent the boats from drying out too quickly and enable them to be kept in one piece.
Previously log boats have been cut into pieces for conservation.
It is hoped that the process will reveal more about the Must Farm log boats, including how the boats were used.
Visitors to the Flag Fen site will be able to view the boats through glass.
Ian Panter, principal conservator at the York Archaeological Trust, designed the conservation strategy for the boats.
He said: "It's the first time we've had this number of log boats on one site. To under take the conservation with the public able to view it and watch the process develop over the next few years is a great opportunity to see it in action.
We're keeping the boats wet and cold to help keep everything as it is - so there's no biological activity to digest through the timber - to reduce decay of the wood.''
Mr Panter said he believes the boats were used for fishing and transporting cargo along the River Nene.
Carbon-14 tests will be carried out to give precise dates of when the boats were made and could also reveal why they were abandoned in the river.
"I think they had been intentionally sunk but we don't know why,'' Mr Panter said.
The boats are all different shapes and sizes.
The longest is a punt measuring 8.5 metres.
After two years in the refrigerated unit the boats should be stable enough to be put on open display.
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