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- - How to fitten up quickly and effectively?
How to fitten up quickly and effectively? Hi guys! I'm going to dublin horse show for the weekend, and custard is having a well deserved field break, but when I come home I desperately need him at the peak of his fitness once again. He's not UNfit at the moment, but not very fit, and I'd like him to get fitter. So what ways are quick and effective? thanks xx |
Why do you need him at the "peak of his fitness" Are you up against a deadline for a show? |
no, but we have opportunities for cross-country before the end of the summer, and a 3 phase event in september for native ponies only, and I wouldn't want to force him into anything that he could strain himself on |
I will try to sum up my thoughts. ;) Ride 5-6 days a week. Make sure he gets turnout, if not 24/7 then at least half day. I feel like nothing is more detrimental to an animal who is meant to be grazing on the move to stand all day in something the size of our bathroom. For the actual workouts, quality is first and foremost. It doesn't do either of you any good if you ride for two hours, but don't work correctly. Secondly, mix it up. I had a schedule of a weekly dressage lesson, a hillwork/trail day, a stamina-building ride on the track, as well as flatwork and the occasional work over cavalettis/crossrails. |
If you have access to trails or fields with uneven terrain, go out and hack...a lot. The ups and downs of hills will build muscle very quickly, and it's fun too! |
How long has he been out of worth? The length of spell determines how much work it will take to get him back into work and the intensity of the work undertaken. If he's only been out for a couple of weeks, it won't take much to get him back to peak fitness and he could very well be ready to go cross country in a fairly short period of time. If however, he has been out for a few months, then you'd be risking his long term soundness if you pushed to get him to 'peak fitness' in a matter of weeks. |
Set up a conditioning schedule. That's what I do with my horse. We condition 2 times a week with at least 3 days in between. The following schedule is good for conditioning for the Novice level and lower. It not only builds muscle, but it helps if your horse trips. The more you do it, the more he will be coordinated with his movements. It will also build up his stamina. (All of this out in the fields where it is very hilly) Tuesday- Walk 10 minutes 3 - 5 minute trot sets -walk 3 minutes between trot sets- 6 minute canter Friday- Walk 10 minutes 3 - 5 minute trot sets -walk 3 minutes in between trot sets- 2 - 4 minute canter sets -walk 5 minutes between canter sets- On both days i take TPR @ rest and @ work and record them. The conditioning is supposed to make their TPR jump back to normal @ rest after a hard work out after a 10 minute cool out. And that's where me and my horse are right now. If you have questions, ask away. |
@Kayty; custard has only been out for 2 weeks :) |
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Original post made on Jul 19, 2007
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on Jul 19, 2007 at 5:15 pm
One of the procedural steps that must be followed is advertising that the position of Assistant Chief is available, which had not happened at the time the Weekly posted this story. Fortunately, the City of Palo Alto's Human Resources Department has crafted a job description that applies only Captain Burns: Web Link
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 23, 2007 at 11:02 am
I suppose we are looking at our next Police Chief - I have mixed feelings about that.
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on Jul 29, 2007 at 8:49 pm
One of the procedural steps that must be followed is advertising that the position of Assistant Chief is available, which had not happened at the time the Weekly posted this story. Fortunately, the City of Palo Alto's Human Resources Department has crafted a job description that applies only Captain Burns
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The above post seems to be from someone with inside knowledge. But I've only seen the Captain from my perspective as a member of the public - most recently viewing his participation on the Taser task force. My experience watching him leaves me wondering: which parts of the job description does the poster believe only apply to Capt. Burns? Surely it is none of these:
- Ability to develop a meaningful dialogue with individuals and groups of different backgrounds and maintain composure under adverse conditions.
- Ability to relate effectively to employees and the public.
- Ability to express oneself clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.
Well, orally, he does express himself concisely: you can't beat zero for conciseness. His lack of oral participation on the task force became a bit of a running gag among members: listen to police auditor Michael Gennaco's comment at the very beginning of the video clip of the task force vote at
Web Link
("Well, you never say anything Capt. Burns").
Concise - maybe. But it's difficult for me to see how that can be interpreted as ability to "develop a meaningful dialogue" or "relate effectively".
On the other hand, although I have trouble visualizing him playing the public relations role of a police chief, it's even more difficult for me to imagine how he could be much worse at it than the police chief we have now.
In any case, let's all be positive and hope he at least does no worse as assistant-chief than the assistant-chief we have now...
a resident of Barron Park
on Aug 11, 2007 at 1:24 pm
Dennis is an amazing individual and will do great things for the City of Palo Alto as Asst. Chief of Police. He has been a star for the Palo Alto P.D. and will soon be a GREAT Chief!
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on Mar 5, 2008 at 8:24 am
Captain Burns is a valued asset to both the Palo Alto community and the Police Department. He displays not only a concern for enforcing the law but being sensitive to the public's input and concern. He will be fantastic in his role as Assistant Chief or Chief of Police. Palo Alto residents should be proud to have someone of such high standards and community interest.
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on Mar 5, 2008 at 2:23 pm
I have nothing against Mr Burns.
This is not about him. Too bad things have been so bad in the CPA that if someone anyone get a promotion you have to wonder about them.
The thing to look at is HR.. You know with the new 141k position that came MID YEAR. very strange.
Franks buddie from so cal running it. with his monthly $500
Maybe the City should hold off with the promotion until FRANK IS GONE???
You know set your friends up before you leave....


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(Romans 12:5; 1 Corinthians 10:17; Galatians 3:28)
I'm not sure if there was ever a Devotional that made me as sad to write as this one, but it is time to get out the rat poison and get rid of Mickey Mouse. I was a child in the '60s and grew up with Mickey, Donald Duck, and Goofey. Every Sunday night on TV I watched Walt Disney's Wide World of Entertainment. The great movies I grew up watching were the Disney classics. To this day, I vividly remember in 1974 going on what would be my first of many trips to Disneyworld in the Orlando area. It is one of those magical places that is exciting if you are 5 or 50! That is why it is so difficult for me to tell you today that it is time to get rid of Mickey Mouse!
The Disney empire, founded by Walt Disney, sadly went corporate many years ago. While they have tried to maintain and promote that "family friendly" image that made Disney such a treasured name, they have not been able to hide the fact that over the years they have traded in that image and the good name of Disney for profits. In addition to Walt Disney Pictures, they also own Touchstone Pictures, Miramax Films, Buena Vista Home Entertainment, and others. It is under these other names that they produce and profit off of motion pictures promoting sex, violence, torture, and whatever depravity you can name. No matter how they try to hide it, these are Disney owned properties.
Of course, Disney also owns ABC Television. Despite that fact, they have not been shy in producing garbage like Desperate Housewives, Good Christian B %&*es and other programming to capitalize on the moral decay of our society. Wonder how long Walt would have put up with ABC's anti-Christian, anti-government, pro homosexual views on life? Disney also owns cable television, radio, and publishing properties that continuously put out content that is anything but "family friendly."
Of course, the centerpiece of the Disney corporate empire are the theme parks. In addition to Disneyland in the Los Angeles area and Disneyworld in the Orlando area, you also have Disney theme parks in Tokyo, Paris, and Hong Kong. Over the years, I have taken the folks at Disney to task for their support of "Gay Days" at their parks. While they initially tried to distance themselves from these gatherings of people who have chosen to commit the sin of homosexuality, they now openly and without shame help to promote and support these special days when they welcome with open arms men and women who have chosen to engage in this unnatural and deviant form of sexual relations.
The final straw came for me a few years ago when Disney announced they will now welcome same-sex couples to get married at their Disney theme parks. It has long been a special package Disney has offered to people wanting to get married at the Disney parks. Thousands and thousands of weddings have taken place at Disney parks over the years. Until a few weeks ago, they had a policy that only allowed marriages with a legal marriage license. Disney Parks and Resorts spokesman Donn Walker said this change is in line with Disney's long-standing policy of welcoming every guest to the inclusive environments at the company's theme parks. "We want everyone who comes to celebrate a special occasion at Disney to feel welcome and respected," Walker told the AP.
Now I am certain many people reading this are thinking, with all the problems in my life, in the world, who cares if gay people get married at Disney? Fair question. Here is why we not only should care, but MUST care! We as Christians have NO VOICE! NONE! NOBODY CARES WHAT WE THINK OR SAY! Part of the reason is that we have chosen to take ourselves out of the public arena and retreat to the safety of the Christian trough years ago. The few who did stay to try and bring Truth to the world were marginalized, stereotyped, mocked, and ignored. The other part of that reason is that we are so fractured, we don't speak with one voice but many, thus there is no clear and concise message.
The fact is we have the numbers, we have the ability to not only be heard but institute change. We have the ability to make a difference on the key social issues of our day. But there are only a few who are willing to stand up and be heard without compromising the Truth of God's Word. Sadly, none of these people have the ability to bring Christians across all of the barriers we have erected to divide ourselves from each other making it is easy to dismiss those few as "nutcases," "whackos," and "extremists." So it has been easier for most to simply retreat to the safety and profitability of the Christian trough, focus on those who are friendly to them and their message, those who will financially support them, and not care about even trying to bring the Body together or reach out to the lost and hurting. To them, those goals are a waste of time, energy and not worth the "investment."
I love you and care about you so much. I am NOT telling you to quit watching ABC, or going to watch movies put out by Disney movie studios, or to stop taking your kids to Disney theme parks. That is a principled choice YOU need to make. I am telling you that the Mickey Mouse of 2012 is NOT the Mickey Mouse created by Walt Disney. The current Mickey Mouse has sold his soul to satan for money. While he still wants to be seen as the friend of the family, the fact is he has no conscience and will do whatever it takes to add a few cents to the bottom line of the Disney balance sheets. While we used to think of Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, it won't be long before we see Mickey Mouse with Mark Mouse!!!
Sadly, because so many men and women of God have also sold out for the bottom line, there is no real voice to lead the Christian community. Due to the fact everyone relies on people to give them money, they are more interested in focusing their time and effort on those who will support them than working to reach across the man-made walls we have built that divide us. They don't preach a pure message of Truth and hope since they have to focus each message on how to raise money. Thus, we are divided into our little fiefdoms, with no real voice, even though the numbers are there to make an incredible impact on this nation and world if we could come together as one.
Now maybe you can better understand my heart and vision. That is why I am feverishly working on not only getting the Liveprayer TV program back on a national platform this September to bring God's Truth and the hope and love of Jesus Christ to the lost and hurting and creating a non-threatening conduit for all Believers to have their voice heard. I should be able to sit down with the folks at Disney and let them know that if they allow same sex marriages to occur at their parks, they can forget any support from the Christian community. Let them make a business decision. We should be able to wield that type of influence in all areas of our culture as well as politically. We have the numbers, we simply don't have the voice and unity.
I will be praying for you. Praying that you will seek the Lord whether your family needs to continue to support Disney with your dollars. I will also ask you to be praying as God continues to open the right doors to bring the right people into the life of this ministry as we seek to establish Liveprayer as a place all Believers can look to to bring the Truth of God's Word into the marketplace and take a stand for righteousness in the marketplace. *If charlatans like Jackson and Sharpton can invoke their will on society, if a group of people who choose to engage in sex God calls a sin and an abomination can invoke their will on society, it is time that the people of God who stand on His Truth and righteousness to invoke GOD'S WILL on society!!!
Mickey Mouse has sold his soul, he is not the Mickey Mouse Walt Disney created those many years ago. It is time for him to go!!!
In His love and service,
Your friend and brother in Christ,
Bill Keller
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Apple iOS 5 whats Hot
I am sure you found this post because you are looking for the amazingness of what has become iOS5. Fortunately for me I have be given the blessing to use the it before the public release. I am sure you will see here I am writing this based on the last version of the developer copies.
So let me start with this, on the surface the new iOS looks almost exactly the same. The smoothness of transitions between screen is still as flawless as its always been (though I miss the cool moving icons I had on my old iOS which was jailbroke). There are a few new buttons and features that you will notice as you start to use your device but over all the new iOS 5 doesn't really feel "New". At first glance it in fact feels exactly the same. The real amazingness of changes is really in the background (not the wallpaper)!
The iCloud:
We will begin with the iCloud because that is what a lot of people have been asking me about. The cloud gives you the ability to have your content saved to a magic place far far away (rumor has it Apple actually rented the servers from Microsoft). When you take a picture or update your calendar this information is then available on all your Apple devices without any thought because it does this automatically. I think the biggest benefit that most will find to the iCloud is the ability to update iTunes, save pictures and backup your data without having to use a cable ever again (though you do need to be on WiFi).
One thing that I don't understand and maybe someone can answer it for me is even though I chose not to have my pictures go to the cloud I am still out of space. 5GB of free space doesn't seem like very much space to me. We are starting to see things like the 8GB iPhone (recently announced) coming out soon and yet I still am finding a bigger benefit of purchasing bigger iPhones and using less with the cloud. In all honestly anyone who uses anything Mac can already wirelessly sync their pictures with their MacBook over bluetooth.
If you are an iPad and iPhone user like I am the cloud had this amazing effect where it keeps the two devices in sync with each other. No more needed to hook the devices up on their own to iTunes to keep the content the same.
All in all I think the iCloud has a ton of potential. There are a lot of things users will like and you don't have to even think about it after initial setup because it will work for you.
This is a voice recognition program that allows you to control your word by talking sweet nothings to your phone. I have not tired this and you wont see any screen shots here. The reason being is that Siri is only available on the iPhone 4s which isn't out yet and you will probably be as sad as I am to find that Siri isn't an option with the iPhone 4. Sounds like this will be 4s only. I will get ahold of one and update this post when I get a chance.
Text Tones:
In the last update Apple brought you the ability to use different tones for text messages. The problem that most found with this is that you were still limited to Apple's pre-selected tones and yet the iTunes store is selling tones just for text messages. The only way you were able to use these in the past was through a jailbrake. Now you can choose any tones in your ringtone library (I can see some jerk sitting next to me somewhere choosing a 3 minute long song and letting it play through now).
New iMessage:
Which apparently wont allow me to type it without automatically formatting it to another word on my MacBook. is supposed to be the competition for RIM's Blackberry messenger. At fist glance iMessage really doesn't seem like its anything special. Really it looks, feel and operates like a standard text message. Then we go back to my original statement where you realize everything in the new iOS 5 happens in the background. The new iMessage looks exactly like the old messenger unless…. wait for it…. you are messaging someone on an iOS device. When you receive a message it turns blue instead of the traditional green most users are used to seeing.
I know the first time you use this you going to be wondering where the magic is but its there. If you are an iPad user or a user that wants to send a text messages to one of your friends who uses an iPad then iMessage works flawlessly. You don't even notice you are sending messages to anything other then a phone. I know they talk about being able to send messages to a MacBook or iMac too but I haven't had the chance to try this yet.
Even though I was at first extremely disappointed with iMessage I have come to find that this little treat apple has added will fin benefits for most of its users.
Notification Widget:
Let me start with this, if you are or were an Android user the this wont be anything new to you. If you have always been an iPhone user then you are going to be more then thrilled Apple has apparently clones this into their own operating system. Though I am questioning how long it will take Apple to get sued for including this into their build I am more then happy that they are taking the risk.
The drop down comes from tapping the top of the screen and like majic it reviels everything that your missing in the world. Notifications for all your apps including text, email, weather and why not stock updates from Wall Street (because nothing says cool like watching the US loose confidence in the economy).
As a former Android user I can sell you all ith confidence this will become your new best friend.
Software Updates:
One thing that used to be a common phrase in the cellphone commercials about 4 years ago was "cut the cord". A lot of other manufacturers have changed to OTA software updates over the years since then and even though I think the phrase was coined for getting rid of home phones it fits like a new pair of socks here.
Apple iOS5 has added the ability to update your software Over The Air. My guess is this will require you to be on WiFi because Apple hasn't had a small update since the first iPod Classic but still no need to hook it up to your computer.
The benefit fits in with what we said about the iCloud earlier. No need to hook up to your computer and with your information updated to the iCloud no need to create another backup. The benefit to Apple far out ways that of consumers with making it harder for people to jailbreak the device because with each update it normally takes a few months to get a new jailbreak.
I will make this sort sweet and to the point. Mainly because I have been typing for a while and finding myself less and less entertaining as I go. There have been some enhancements to the Usage screen under settings which gives you information on not only your device internal usage but now they have added iCloud to here as well. If your phone looks like my picture you are probably looking under your couch cushions for spare change to upgrade your capacity.
Not a ton information I can give you about the Newsstand. I have a shinny new icon on my desktop which looks like it should have racks filled with magazines but all the racks are still empty. My g
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Finally! A blog about gaming! And what a doosy, a gaming choice to be made.
My birthdays are coming up and I'm having a hard time in deciding what game to buy. Orignally I wanted to buy Bioshock Infinite or Phantasy Star Online 2, but since those games will not be made known till next month I am left with this question.
I enjoy horror games. I enjoy space. I enjoyed the prequel game related to one series. I enjoyed the trilogy offered back in the day of the other series. Though it remains to be seen if I decide to try Dead Space 2 and 3, I would be curious to see exactly what the fuss is about with the series in general.
And yet I've always longed for a true cinematic experiance of hunting/being hunted by a xenomorph that AvP and Alien Trilogy were not quite able to deliver.
So which would you choose? Dead Space given it's current standing in the current gaming generation in delivering space terror? Or Aliens: Colonial Marines, an untested new IP that I pin my personal hopes that I'll FINALLY be able to bellow "it's game over man, game over." in a good way that finally drives home the feel of xenomorphic terror?
I am undecided. Perhaps some rest can clear my mind. To bed with me!
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FULLERTON – The 11th annual Donate Life Run/Walk will mark a personal celebration for its creators: It's the first run/walk since Craig Hostert's son, Justin, gave him a kidney.
"Justin's going to speak, but at the end of the day it's not about us," said Justin's mother, Kathleen. "There are thousands of families just like us. We've tried very hard to not make it about us. It's about celebrating life. And we'll definitely be celebrating that day."
The 5K run/walk is set for 7 a.m. Saturday at Cal State Fullerton's intramural field. More than 12,000 people are expected.
The Donate Life Run/Walk was started in 2003 by Craig and Kathleen Hostert of Fullerton to encourage people to donate organs, eyes and tissue. In 1998, Kathleen donated a kidney to Craig, who suffers from a genetic kidney disease. Last year, that kidney started failing, and their son, Justin, in his early 20s, donated his kidney.
This year's event will feature special guest Gene "Bean" Baxter of KROQ/106.7 FM, who donated a kidney to the station's chief engineer, Scott Mason. A Grammy-winning rhythm and blues band, All-4-One, will perform; it wrote a song inspired by the Hostert family.
Kathleen Hostert said she's amazed at how the walk has grown.
"It's just been incredible to watch it grow every year," she said. "It's kind of like, 'If you build it, they will come.'"
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The world may judge uson our front yards, but the back is the place where we can express our innermost passions and our poetry. Its the space of dreams and desire, artistry and adventure. Outdoors as metaphor. We can share our vision by invitation or guard it with hedges and fences, a secret spot to shake off the cares of the day.
Ah, but how many of us (myself included) have moved into a home and struggled to invent a yard in a space that might, at best, offer up a patch of dead grass and crumbling concrete? Of course, there are many innovative landscapers in L.A. who could do it for you, but besides the issue of cost, there is something satisfying about discovering and realizing your own vision.
In this issue, we visit eight yards whose residents have effected transformations thrilling and soulful, dazzling and dramatic and they did it themselves. Sue Dadd and James Griffith started with an unusable ravine. Dustin Nguyen and Angela Rockwood Nguyen found dirt and concrete. Ben McGinty and Shannon LaBaw-OSullivan had to contend with an asphalt parking lot, while Melissa Hoffs and Stuart Swezey began with a sunbaked expanse where the former owner would park up to 14 cars at a time. Kathleen Blakistone and Richard Draut had both parking spaces and thick oleander to battle. Allee Willis took on an almost dead lawn and a dying weeping willow tree that covered most of her house. Pat Loud and Bill Loud began by picking white rocks out of the only flower bed in back, and Alberto Hernandez and Jazz Inda had a yard full of nothing.
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While driving through residential neighborhoods, I often amuse myself by making snap decisions as to which house has a garden and which has a yard. Yard, yard, garden, yard, yard, yard . . . its a judgment call, my judgment, but over time and much looking, Im clear about the distinction.
Both garden and yard come from similar linguistic roots: Yard comes from the Old English geard, for enclosure, or courtyard, and its akin to the Old High German gart, enclosure, and garto, garden. The Latin for garden is hortus, the Greek for courtyard khortos.
The word yard, however, reeks of utility. In Ireland, I saw old stable yards, the cobbled area between home and barn enclosed, central, private, the familys own fortified outdoor space. The vegetable garden is off to the side. In Paris, the only glimpse one has of hôtels particuliers what they call the grand houses are their cobbled courtyards where cars pull up, deliveries are made, guests discharged. The hotels gardens are private, unseen from the street.
Stable yards, courtyards, poultry yards, shipyards, train yards these speak of use, maintenance, repair. Yard also has an institutional ring: the college yard, the prison yard.
But for our purposes, the yard is the square footage of land that comes with the home of American towns and suburbs. The yard is the dirt canvas for a garden, but more often it makes do with a lawn, shrubs, a tree or two. The utilitarian yard has moved to the back, where sheds are tucked, along with garages, stables, chicken coops, swing sets, jungle gyms, swimming pools, tether ball, badminton courts the things that people dont want their neighbors to see.
In Southern California, the yard is more an extension of the home than in other climates; its living space in the shape of patios, decks, outdoor kitchens with gas barbecues, sinks, fireplaces, furniture.
In my driving game which involves only front yards a yard is something that once established is mostly just maintained. Lawn. Trees. Shrubs.
A garden, however, is tended, intentional, seasonal. A garden attempts beauty. Gardens are vastly outnumbered by plain yards. Good gardens are vastly outnumbered by bad ones. All reveal a lot about their owners economic status, a need to conform, to look good, not to mention taste, eccentricities, imagination, green thumb (or lack thereof). Here in L.A., we have the set-dressed garden just drive the streets around Larchmont, where the landscape architects art has been perfected to an eerie quality; flowers color-coded to house paint, preternatural profusions of blooms, expert positioning of foliage and orchestrations of color, structure, balance, etc. They are the most perfect gardens money can buy.
Every now and then on my peregrinations, I come across something that transcends the yard-garden dichotomy, from a single flourish of self-expression to an entire idiosyncratic, unclassifiable landscape.
A designer in east Altadena hung an old four-paned glass window in a wire-and-wood gazebo. When vines covered the gazebo, the window peered out from the foliage, making the whole structure seem a charming house of leaves.
Around the corner from me, a woman machinist and prop designer has tiled her walls, her garden paths, her driveway with bits of color. Her wooden fence has panes of colored plastic in it, a wry riff on stained glass. Curiously, everyone up at her end of the street has taken a marked, if more conventional, interest in their gardens since she began enlivening the hood.
A sculptor I know has planted her plump half-sized human figures around her yard; her hand-painted tiles are slowly covering the exterior stucco of her studio, and broken tiles cover urns and flowerpots. There are the eccentrics old standbys, the homemade grottoes. Bottle walls. Yards packed with whirligigs made from childrens buckets and shovels.
And then theres just the crazy impulse: For years, I eyed a house on Alvarado just south of Sunset whose yard consisted of a patchwork of sodden carpet remnants visually bold, if not something youd want to live next door to. Also, when I lived in Atwater, one neighbor was a madwoman whose small chainlink-enclosed front yard was sand with excessively pruned cacti, concrete animals, and faded plastic flowers trellised on the curlicues from old screen doors; at first I was mildly charmed but soon realized this pinched and thirsty garden signaled her hatred for life and its uncontrollability.
Finally, there are talented, driven individuals often visual artists who are neither landscape architects nor garden designers nor mad, who take on a yard and create something entirely their own. The Watts Towers, for example, started out as somebodys yard.
I have no such ambitions for my own big yard. Id be happy enough if I could look out the window one day and, for a change, pronounce it a garden. Though I am thinking about an agnostics grotto.
Sue Dadd and James Griffith, artists, Altadena
SUE: Turning the ravine into an amphitheater was inspired by the land itself.
JAMES: There was never any master plan. We never could have decided in advance that this was what was going to happen. It just had to occur.
SUE: When we started we didnt know what we were doing, and then after we got some of it done, we realized that it could be a perfect circular bowl. We called our neighbor to come down and take a look because the far edge is on her property. She looked and said, Oh, go ahead and build it round there too. We had 30 or 40 tons of dirt and concrete at the bottom of the hill.
JAMES: The beauty of free materials. We got the dirt and concrete when the sewer system on our street was being excavated.
SUE: We were like ants, moving about three-quarters of a ton of dirt and concrete every weekend up the hill. Friends would take a couple of buckets now and then. It was meditational.
JAMES: We call it the Folly Bowl. We cancelled the cable when we built the stage. Were not performers its not about self-promotion or money or property values. Its just about having fun, about letting people we know who have talent and dont have the venue to get together and create a culture of our own.
SUE: Our society is so much about money, and I think its unhealthy. We really like having a place where people can come and have fun for free, have a picnic outside, and the moon and stars are out.
JAMES: This place looks best in the dark, when its lit. Its astonishing.
SUE: All the rocks look white. The yard has a sort of mystical quality. Its a constant process and its a mystery. Were not architectural gardeners in that modern sense we have more of a plant zoo. I like to collect plants, native and drought tolerant. I dont like to garden with a bunch of rules. You can have some control, but you dont have total control. Its a way of life . . .
JAMES: . . . To relate to the land. Gardening as a verb.
SUE: You can never be done with a garden.
Recommend: Worldwide Exotics Nursery, 11157 Orcas Ave., Lake View Terrace, (818) 890-1915; and Perssons Nursery, 3115 E. Sierra Madre Blvd., Pasadena, (626) 792-6073.
Allee Willis, songwriter-artist, Valley Village
My backyard is a place to house my collection, which started as a 50s collection in the 60s and progressed through the 60s and 70s, which I still collect today. Its a collection of 50s to 70s modern artifacts everything from cars to pencils, clothes to furniture. If a piece had a little chip, it would go into the backyard. I realized it was like having a giant room. The backyard is a place where I can have fun with my collection, and the house becomes a kind of backdrop. The house has a sense of humor which carries out here.
I love roadside stuff and motel stuff, but I didnt want it to look like a motel. I wasnt trying to re-create anything, but to combine my kitsch sensibility with my modern sensibility with motel life. The Riverside Market sign, Im told, is the oldest surviving piece of neon in the Valley. I got it for $50 and it works beautifully. I feel like Im preserving not only the architecture of this house, which was built in 1937 as a party house for MGM, but this piece of Valley history.
I bought the house in 1980. The backyard had no aesthetic to it. It wasnt really about the backyard, which made no sense with a house like this. In 1991, I was at a career turning point, and I looked at the backyard one day Spanish tile all broken up and depressing. Then it hit me that I needed to just go with a pickaxe and start hammering and see what would happen if I cleared the space and viewed the whole thing as a canvas.
The second transformation of the backyard started last year with my having to enlarge my recording studio inside the house Im the co-author of The Color Purple music and lyrics, which opens on Broadway next spring, and I wanted to keep working at the house. Its a massive project and at times has needed massive numbers of people here. Once I finished that room, I felt the whole house and yard needed to rise to the spirit. In terms of working I networked the yard, which is now wireless, in 91 its unbelievable to go from house to yard, which puts you in a frame of mind, and then you go back inside and youre full of sunshine and ready to go.
Alberto Hernandez, Hollywood Forever gardening superintendent, & Jaudiel Jazz Inda, painter, Silver Lake
ALBERTO (above left): The inspiration for the backyard came when I found that theres a lot of furniture and broken stuff that people leave in the streets in Los Angeles. I started picking up these things and fixing them and putting them in the house. One day the house got full inside so I started putting stuff outside in the garden. Thats how I started the recycled garden.
JAZZ: From time to time we change the decorations. We dont like to see the yard the same. Theres a lot of meaning for me here. One time Alberto called me to come out and hed spelled out my nickname, Jazz, with glass beads in a heart. He said, You are my heart, my moon and my stars.
ALBERTO: The backyard is all about love. That is the point of the garden. We do everything with love. Its like therapy you do it and you relax. When we have dinner, we sit out here and enjoy all these little details. In two or three months the whole thing will be completely different. Every single area has a different meaning, but everything is in relation to love but its love expressed in different ways. My favorite area is the bottle corner I have a fireplace one of my neighbors gave me, and I put candles out there and I go out and have a little spiritual thing. The area with the eggs I call The Reproduction how life reproduces, a man and a woman, they get older and then they die. Its all about recycling.
JAZZ: And its about friendship.
ALBERTO: I have a lot of friends whove passed away, and I decided to make something for every friend I have a kind of Walk of Fame in the sidewalks back here. Friends put their footprints and handprints in the concrete, and theyll come back to see their spaces, and theyre so happy. They leave something here. I feel like the keeper of the spirits for the people who die. Everything comes back you recycle things, you give something to the air, and the air gives something to you. When you have love, you want to give love to everybody.
Richard Draut, woodworker, & Kathleen Blakistone, Shorewood Packaging new business-development director, & son Aidan Blakistone, student, Venice
KATHLEEN: I rented this property, which has two houses on it, for 10 years before we bought it. Were sitting where the parking spaces used to be.
RICHARD: We took the place over two years ago, and the changes have been rapid. We drew up many plans few of which are what we wound up with. Its been an organic process to understand how we want to live.
KATHLEEN: Our house is very small, so this has become an extension of the house typical California indoor-outdoor living. Gardening became a hobby after I started volunteering at Aidans school. Richard and I both did the master gardener program its aimed at low-income families to do community gardens through the University of California Cooperative Extension, which is out of UC Davis. They do great research on integrated pest management, and they have a program for people who volunteer. I work in my sons school as well as with groups such as TreePeople, and we often consult with schools so they can get gardening programs going.
RICHARD: Shes the plant chick and Im the brick-and-mortar guy. Were able to edit each other and push each other and challenge each other. I remember reading Scott Nearing and Mother Earth News 30 years ago as a teenager and being really inspired by the back-to-the-land movement. Ive been working with Nader Khalili, who does earth architecture, in Hesperia for 10 years. Weve been putting some of those practices using his recipe of earth and concrete to use in the yard.
KATHLEEN: The herb spiral thats in the center of the yard is an earth-and-concrete mix. Our fence is plastic and wood pressed together its called Trex and is no maintenance, no painting.
RICHARD: Its been an interest of mine to recycle water, and were figuring out the mechanics of how to do that. I get a lot of the materials we use from demolition jobs reclaimed lumber built the chicken coop, and Spanish roof tiles made a good raised bed for plants. Not being one to move to the country myself, this is my way of reconciling that love of homestead and self-sufficiency and the idea of needing to recycle and consider our environment more preciously.
Recommend: Matilija Nursery, 8225 Waters Rd., Moorpark, (805) 523-8604, www.matilijanursery.com; Seeds of Change, www.seedsofchange.com; University of California Cooperative Extension in Los Angeles County, 4800 E. Cesar Chavez Ave., L.A., (323) 260-3407, http://celosangeles.ucdavis.edu (click on Common Ground Garden Program).
Melissa Hoffs, writer, & Stuart Swezey, Sci-Fi Channel development executive, with son Victor, Hermon
STUART: Dr. Seuss was an inspiration. We have all these weird fanciful plants whether they be dry- or wet-climate and they create this extraterrestrial vision that we were looking for. We wanted to put our imprint on the landscape. And Ive always liked tiki culture, tiki bars I did a tiki nightclub called Mecca and I love the idea of making the hyper-real feeling of a black-light tiki bar in the garden. We wanted an area that would be reminiscent of the exaggerated tropical feeling.
MELISSA: I like the meditative feeling of the desert. And we were interested in blending the two environments desert and tropical. Theres a transitional area of drought-tolerant plants that look tropical. The coral-reef garden in between pulls the two together.
STUART: At first the coral reef was just a bunch of succulent plants that looked to us like underwater plants. Then eventually we went out to this quarry in Irwindale where we got a lot of the rocks. They had lava from Mexico that had actually been underwater, where the lava hits the ocean.
MELISSA: I grew up for a while in a really crazy garden environment. Ive seen pictures of my mom tripping through the garden with the kids trailing behind, and I think theres some sort of ideal to being in a place to raise your kids that has secret spots in it. At some point we realized that we had all these interesting sculptural plants, but that grotesque and fantastic plants alone did not necessarily make for a place you actually want to hang out. Neither of us knew anything about bushes now we call them shrubs! Bushes just seemed boring, but Stuart discovered some Australian and South African plants on a Web site that led us to finding shrubs that we love. We knew we needed to walk through a place that had green things that rustled, and that you could smell.
STUART: Its definitely changed my perception of backyard from when I grew up what I associated with backyard was overgrown grass with dog shit in it, and it was my job to pick it up and mow the lawn which I would put off until my dad would yell at me.
Recommend: Sunburst Decorative Rock, 282 Live Oak Ave., Irwindale, (626) 446-4994; Mimosa Nursery, 6270 Allston St., L.A., (323) 722-4543; San Gabriel Nursery and Florist, 632 S. San Gabriel Blvd., San Gabriel, (626) 286-3782; Australian Native Plants Nursery, http://www.australianplants.com/; Hidden Garden, Inc., e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pat Loud and Bill Loud, retired, Larchmont Village
PAT: This really isnt so much a house as it is a cottage, a tiny little place with a tiny little space in the back and on the sides. The backyard makes the house workable. Weve turned it into a room. We have breakfast out there every morning, and we have people over for dinner on the weekends. We entertain a lot theres a fireplace in the yard, so we can use the space most of the year. Its pleasant.
BILL: The fireplace we got from our neighbor Jason hello, Jason! when he sold his house. Apparently he shouldnt have given it to us, but then it was too late it had been red, but I painted it white. Everything comes with a little story.
PAT: We had to go vertical in the back theres not enough horizontal space there. On a whim we decided to try a potato plant out there, and it worked like a charm across the back of that fence all the vines growing up it gave it a lot of character. I really like color, and the backyard is one place where you can put it to use. Its part Mediterranean and part English garden. I lived in England for a number of years, and Im a great Anglophile, but we dont have enough room to do a proper English garden, so we compromised with a little one in the corner, but it works for us. It always reminds me of England.
BILL: Pat is a great gardener she does the direction, shes the director.
PAT: Thank you. I thought you were.
BILL: A lot of things are from where we lived at one time or another. I brought the Ming dynasty horses back from Taiwan in the 1950s or 60s a gift from someone I was doing business with. The Roman busts Pat brought back from Bath, England.
PAT: I visited friends in Montana and brought back the horse and skull, and my son Lance and I got the bust of Alexander in Palm Springs one time when we were visiting. Everything has a connection to someplace weve been or someplace weve lived. Its all part of our past.
Recommend: Anawalt Lumber Company, 1001 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood, (323) 464-1600; and Home Depot, citywide.
Dustin Nguyen, actor, & Angela Rockwood Nguyen, model-actor, Mid-Wilshire
DUSTIN: When I sit back here, it really reflects my spirit. When the yard gets a little bit overgrown, I tend to get a bit agitated, my spirit gets a little unwrapped. And then you go and do some editing and cutting here and there, and everything is calm again.
ANGELA: We had just moved into this house there was just dirt and a lemon tree in the back and five weeks later I got into a car accident. Dustin put a ramp in for me to get my wheelchair through the back.
DUSTIN: Even before the accident we had wanted this kind of garden back here, and we got estimates from a few landscapers, but it was way too much money. We had just moved in.
ANGELA: I wanted a pond and I wanted him to build me a bridge and we never had a chance to do it. Then the day before Christmas, Dustin went to the nursery. I thought he was going to get some houseplants. He was gone the entire day. He came home at 6 and a huge truck pulled in, and it was like Hawaii was dumped right in the front yard. There were birds of paradise, palm trees, banana trees they were only 2 feet tall. The next day Dustin and a few of his friends planted everything. That was the best gift. Its very therapeutic to come back here and just relax and unwind.
DUSTIN: Its nice to have the feeling that youve done it yourself. Sometimes it blows my mind sitting here and realizing that I did all of this. You make some mistakes but nothing major. Im sure even the pros make mistakes. This is the first backyard Ive ever done. What Ive realized is that the backyard is a reflection spiritually of how we feel.
Ben McGinty, Underground Arts Society Gallery owner, tilemaker and mountain man, Altadena Shannon LaBaw-OSullivan, tattoo artist-owner of Shangri-la, with daughter Rose & son Mars, Altadena
BEN: Part of the idea for the backyard comes from watching the Little Rascals my favorite show growing up and having things in little areas, rooms almost. You cant go in a straight line. You see more as youre walking around everything. And theres the centerpiece, a red trumpet vine native of Mexico which was probably planted when this space was built in 1950.
SHANNON: This beautiful plant totally encircles the property its almost as if it hugs us, protects us. My shop name developed partially because of the garden out back. Shangri-La is a mythical city that is invisible unless you are led to it. The shop is basic looking, and then when you lead someone back here, they have a Shangri-La freakout reaction seeing this shiny place of magic and wonder.
BEN: I have a sign over the back door of the gallery that says Surprise Room. Shannon, whos the plant fiend, works her magic on the north side and I work mine on the south but parts of each of us are on both sides. Actually, its time to spin things around. Im anxious to do some pushing and shoving and rearranging. Its good to make change, open things up and then put them together again.
SHANNON: Ben loves to move things around. He has changed the positioning of every single thing here a dozen times. And hes constructed these makeshift walls out of old doors its like a clubhouse. So little of our money has been laid out furnishing the yard we pull tons of stuff out of the trash, thrift stores. Except for the few annual flowers I get from the local nursery, most of my plants are rescued from the trash.
BEN: We both prefer being outside more than inside. I dont want to be cooped up between four walls, and you dont open your windows because youre afraid someone is going to look in. This gives us seclusion, and we can experiment with things when you build with baling wire and drywall screws you can change things around really fast and easy its not permanent.
SHANNON: I walk all around this town, and I dont hear people in their backyards and I dont see people in their front yards. Were getting to be a culture of inside people inside our cars, inside the house, inside the mall, in in in. Breathe fresh air, use backyards!
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- Designer : Tom Dixon
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The hexagonal shaped Low Gem Side Table, by Tom Dixon, is from a family of lighting solutions and side tables inspired by the facets of cut gemstones. Sand-cast from nickel-plated aluminium, each table proudly bears the unique imprint of the rough sand creating a surface rich in texture.
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