Do-it-yourselfers can put together their own fountains, and landscape designers can create custom water fountains fitting for grand estates or modest homes with postage stamp-sized backyards.
Glen Ellyn's horse trough at Crescent Boulevard and Main Street is made of a cast iron prone to corrosion. Bev Horne | Staff Photographer
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After more than two years of intense reporting and endless talking-head speculation about possible collusion between Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and Russian agents in 2016, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III put a huge spike in all of it on Sunday. Attorney General William P. Barr relayed Mueller’s key findings in a four-page summary of the 22-month investigation: The evidence was insufficient to conclude that Trump or his associates conspired with Russians to interfere in the campaign.
One is to be sure the provided liner is big enough to fill the space required for the pond. “Putting pieces together (because the liner is too small), however, is a recipe for disaster,” says Jones who notes that piecing the liner together can lead to leaks. The process involves using a compound similar to contact cement and seam tape.
The Sky Rocket II is part of a new class of extremely compact and vertically-oriented roller coasters. These rides pack lots of thrills into a tight space.
In his column, Corsi promoted a theory that the DNC hack — a crime for which Special Counsel Robert Mueller later indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers — was an “inside job” by Rich. Corsi cited a Washington Times op-ed that said Seth Rich and his older brother, Aaron, had carried out the DNC hack, quoting one passage directly from the op-ed, which was written by a retired Navy admiral: “Interestingly, it is well known in the intelligence circles that Seth Rich and his brother, Aaron Rich, downloaded the DNC emails and was paid by Wikileaks for that information.”
But the problem isn’t just that so many Netflix originals feel similar to what’s available across the rest of the Peak TV landscape. That’s a superficial symptom of the more systemic issue: Netflix, for all its noise about a new way of making television, is really just whistling a minor variation of a very old Hollywood tune.
Three new luxury properties — The Setai Tel Aviv (in a former Ottoman prison with Crusader-era origins); The Jaffa (an Aby Rosen recreation of a former hospice for malaria victims) and The Drisco, a revival of Jaffa’s first luxury hotel, shuttered since 1940) — opened last year, within spitting distance of each other. And that’s not all: Add to the mix of this major makeover a new lush Japanese spa, a bustling night life district and a flea market packed with restaurants led by major Israeli chefs.
(*) A library that keeps dwindling in size, as the rest of the entertainment industry resumes streaming rights to their content in a bid to establish their own Netflixes. This will eventually lead to a new iteration of the cable bundle everyone is so desperate to escape, but that’s an existential crisis for another day.
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After developing a reputation, for instance, for being a safe and reassuring spot for weird, niche-y shows that would be lucky to last a season elsewhere, Netflix began cancelling shows en masse last year. Some reports have suggested that this is actually part of Netflix’s newfangled business model — that subscribers constantly want new and shiny things, and that two or three seasons of most shows is all Netflix really needs in its library. But try telling that to fans of American Vandal, Lady Dynamite, Daredevil or, as of March 14th, One Day at a Time. The shows they loved are still gone, much sooner than expected, sometimes without any real sense of closure. And fundamentally, the motivation is the same as it is when CBS or NBC cancels a show. As Netflix’s Twitter account put it bluntly at the time of the One Day cancellation, “In the end, simply not enough people watched to justify another season.”
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