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Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) May 20, 2014
Window Genie is the nationally ranked home service franchise known to, Clean Windows and a Whole Lot More! Mike Angle, Marine Corp Veteran and current owner/operator of Window Genie SW Indianapolis and his team will begin a quarterly cleaning service at the Richard L. Roudebush VAMC. They will clean approximately 600 windows every 3 months starting this week. They were referred by Andrew Conner at Winergy Services because of Angles previous military service and Window Genies professional reputation.
Conner learned that the VA hospital was interested in hiring a local, veteran owned cleaning business to take care of their windows a few times a year. Angle said, Im excited to be able to do something, as a veteran, to help the VA hospital as best as I can. Im thankful Andrew thought of me for my military service and reached out to Window Genie for this opportunity. It means a lot that the VA wants to support local business; my team and I look forward to keeping their facilities sparkling clean.
Mike Angle served in the Marines from 1980 to 1985. He and his wife Karen opened their Window Genie in SW Indianapolis almost 4 years ago. Window Genie services include window cleaning, window tinting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning and more. They service a number of communities in SW Indianapolis such as Mooresville, Plainfield, Danville and Greenwood.
To learn more about Window Genie of SW Indianapolis, visit their website at http://indianapolis-southwest.windowgenie.com/ or contact Mike Angle at mikeangle(at)windowgenie(dot)com or call (317) 414-4772. ###
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Stadium sod removed
Rolls of turf removed from the field of Notre Dame Stadium this morning are loaded onto a semi trailer, as the University of Notre Dame prepares to install artificial turf in the football stadium. The university is selling the sod online for $149.95 per 5-by-2 foot roll. (SBT Photo/MARGARET FOSMOE)
Crews are working to remove the grass playing surface from Notre Dame Stadium in preparation for new FieldTurf to be installed later this summer. (SBT Photo/SANTIAGO FLORES)
Posted: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 12:00 am | Updated: 6:49 am, Wed May 21, 2014.
Sod removal under way at Notre Dame Stadium MARGARET FOSMOE South Bend Tribune mfosmoe@sbtinfo.com SouthBendTribune.com
SOUTH BEND Rolls of grass being removed today from the field of Notre Dame Stadium are being neatly stacked on a semi-trailer near the stadiums north gate.
By 8:30 a.m., the bed of the trailer was half filled.
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As Gucci scoops a silver medal at Chelsea Flower Show, we dig into the fertile relationship between fashion and gardening
BY Lisa Armstrong | 21 May 2014
While Mary Berry, Monty Don, Benedict Cumberbatch and other cosy BBC treasures communed with delphiniums, peonies and swivelling TV cameras at the opening of the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, the stylist Lady Mary Charteris - she of the sheer-fronted Pam Hogg wedding dress - picked her way daintily past the rustic trugs and rust-proof gazebos to the Gucci garden: a reminder that you don't have to look like Alan Titchmarsh to be seduced by a ravishing garden.
Gucci is not the first fashion house to dust off its trowel for Chelsea. Chanel and Dior have both ploughed allotments there. This is not mere marketing whimsy. Coco Chanel and Christian Dior genuinely adored, if not getting their hands dirty, then supervising their gardeners to do so on their behalf. Both created gardens of lasting loveliness - daisies, mimosa, iris and 350 olive trees for her; roses and lily of the valley for him, as attested by the book Dior Impressions . Roses remain a recurring theme in Dior's collections today under creative director Raf Simons, whose first collection for the house in 2012 took place in a classically Parisian enfilade of rooms in which each wall was smothered in either carnations, delphiniums, goldenrod or roses.
Gardening clearly computes with the fashion sensibility. The milliner Philip Treacy begins every weekend at his Cotswolds cottage with a trip to the local garden centre. "Nature is the only perfection in the world," he says. Dries Van Noten, the Belgian designer adored for his easy-to-wear, timeless, often embellished clothes, has created a garden 20 miles from Antwerp which, he says, "puts everything into perspective. You can't say to your garden, 'I'm sorry, I can't weed today because I have to launch a collection.' You have to make time for it."
Dior Couture autumn/winter 2010 PHOTO: JASON LLOYD-EVANS
Perhaps all designers should be issued with gardens as a refuge for wrung-out creative minds. Hardy Amies - who once, to my delight, escorted me around his own idyllic Cotswold gardens - observed that "if more people got to experience the profound pleasure of cultivating roses, there would be fewer wars".
Yves Saint Laurent also found much-needed solace tinkering in his garden in Marrakesh. Originally created by the French painter Jacques Majorelle from a palm grove, it was filled with yuccas, jasmine and bougainvillea, all offset by searing cobalt blue (or Majorelle-bleu, as it's officially known) walls and yellow railings. After Saint Laurent restored it, it unleashed a trend for snazzy backwashes and prickly cactii in suburban gardens from North Africa to Watford. As aesthetes, fashion designers can affect decorative trends in horticulture as well as haute couture.
Failing an actual garden, there are always pictures. Flowers are one of the most popular posts on Instagram. Sam McKnight, the master-cultivator of prize-worthy hair for everyone from the late Diana, Princess of Wales to Chanel is one of the social media site's most prolific contributors of woozily seductive blooms, many of the snaps taken in his north London garden. "My interest just crept up on me," he told Vogue in 2012. "I suppose it's called being middle-aged gardening has made me a calmer, more tolerant person. I'm learning that it takes control to achieve that chaotic look - just as with hair."
Besides being therapeutic, gardens fertilise the imagination. "The garden allows me to see blends of colours and materials," Christian Louboutin wrote in his eponymous book, of the grounds around his 13thcentury chteau in the Vende. "It's highly instructive."
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