#Greenhaus

[luvieur]

a massage to feel like the divine self again

[dirtylen5]

Green Smoke w/ @chocovalens 💨💨💨 . . Shot at @miashooters @vision_haus #GREENhaus event ✅ . . shouts to @noemotionandgodz #miamiartists #miamiartist #miamihiphop #miamiphotographer #miamiphotography #smokey #highmerica #lifestyle #miami #dirty5ive #dirtylen5 (at Miami, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpES6smDBTj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[elitestarsent]

#ATL Join Us This Evening August 7th, 2022 At The BIGGEST Rooftop #DAYPARTY 🍾 In The City @SuiteLoungeATL For #GREENHAUS Each & Every Sunday. 🎧 Sounds By @MixMasterChu & @DjKnoItAll. RSVP At SUITEONSUNDAYS.COM TABLES 404-360-0068. Powered By: @MrBiddyBarnes @StarJordan1 @SleepyGreen @Lordcmo @ObieThePromoter @JabbarCASH @EliteStarsENT #ESENT (at Suite Food Lounge) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg9FEjJO2q3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[detroitlib]

View of soprano Carlotta Franzell purchasing record albums to donate to the E. Azalia Hackley Collection at the Detroit Public Library. Franzell holds a recording of "Porgy and Bess." Stamped on back: "Photo by Ben Greenhaus, 475 Broadway, Times Bldg., New York 18, N.Y." Clipping on back: "Miss Franzel [sic] is shown buying the records to present to the E. Tzalia Hachley [sic] Memorial Collection in the Detroit Public Library. The records received a few days ago include two albums of Marion [sic] Anderson, two by Roland Hayes, three by Paul Robeson, one by Dorothy Maynor as well as several single recordings by Negro artists." Handwritten on clipping: "3/1/45." Handwritten on back: "Carlotta Franzel."

E. Azalia Hackley Collection of African Americans in the Performing Arts, Detroit Public Library

[greenhauslandscaping]

Planting Trees in Winter: A How to Guide

Planting Trees in Winter: A How to Guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BB28hsrXDI View the Article: https://www.greenhauslandscaping.com/how-to-plant-trees-in-winter/ Discover the unexpected benefits of planting trees in winter with our comprehensive guide. While the idea of winter tree planting might seem unconventional, this season offers a unique opportunity for trees to establish roots and thrive, setting the stage for lush growth come spring. This video dives into the essentials of winter tree planting, from understanding dormancy to post-planting care, ensuring your gardening endeavors are a resounding success. Winter is a period of dormancy for many tree species, a natural state that significantly reduces transplant shock. This dormant phase allows trees to focus on root establishment in their new environment, without the stress of supporting leaves and fruit. Embracing this period for planting can lead to more robust growth when the warmer months arrive. Our guide emphasizes the importance of selecting the right tree, focusing on native species or those known for their cold tolerance. Consultation with local nursery experts or landscape professionals is advised to make informed choices that align with your area's climatic conditions. The video meticulously outlines the preparation process, highlighting the significance of site selection, sunlight, drainage, and space considerations. It also discusses soil preparation techniques to ensure the soil is not frozen and is conducive to planting. The step-by-step planting process is detailed, from digging the appropriate hole to the correct method of backfilling and watering, ensuring your tree is perfectly positioned for optimal growth. Post-planting care is crucial for winter-planted trees. Regular watering, mulching, and protection against harsh weather conditions are essential to nurture your newly planted tree. The video provides tips on how to monitor and care for your tree during unexpected weather changes, including cold snaps and heavy snowfalls, ensuring your tree remains healthy and strong. In conclusion, winter tree planting offers numerous advantages for both the trees and the gardeners. With proper preparation, selection, and care, trees planted during the colder months can establish more effectively, leading to a vibrant and flourishing garden. This guide is your go-to resource for making the most of winter planting, encouraging viewers to embrace this unique gardening opportunity. We invite you to like, subscribe, and share your winter tree planting experiences in the comments below. Your insights and success stories can inspire and guide fellow gardening enthusiasts. For more tips and guides on gardening and tree care, stay tuned to our channel. Additional Resources: Local nursery and landscaping experts Guides on native and cold-tolerant tree species Soil preparation and care techniques Tags: Winter Tree Planting, Dormancy, Tree Care, Gardening Tips, Cold Tolerance, Native Trees, Soil Preparation, Planting Process, Post-Planting Care, Gardening Guide. Find us Online: https://www.greenhauslandscaping.com https://web.facebook.com/people/Greenhaus-Landscaping-Company/61554390876234/ https://www.instagram.com/greenhauslandscaping/ https://twitter.com/GreenhausScapes https://www.pinterest.com/greenhauslandscaping/ via Greenhaus Landscaping LLC / Raindrop.io https://raindrop.io March 09, 2024 at 04:31PM

[hongkongartman-mlee]

How To Achieve ‘Work-life Balance’? Different Angles To Change Your Balance Perspectives!

Less is more? More is less? What is the right ‘balance’ when we live? Work? Life? Self? Others? Between the 2,3 or even more kinds of values in life, can we really calculate and divide these abstract values such as achievement, meaning and happiness; and multiply the result by a percentage? 50:50%? 20:80%? 30:70%?

There is a prevalent social trend in Hong Kong to talk about ‘work-life balance’ (WLB). In 2003, Greenhaus, Collins and Shaw created the theory of work-life balance. The theory is to help people consider the amount of hours spent on work, involvements devoted to family or self, and the resulting satisfaction from both. Work-life balance is the ideal state where a person chooses to well prioritize the demands of work and career against the needs of his personal life. It is often suggested that a person who lacks the balance will be harmed by excessive work and home obligations. He will also lack personal quality time such as what is commonly known as ‘me time’!

There are 2 usual angles to look at WLB but the final answer depends upon one’s measurements of 2 ultimate things: meaning and happiness of life. My young lawyer friend said, “I dislike my work because it takes up too much of my time. I leave the office normally at 9 p.m. I cannot eat dinner with my kids. But, I need money, big money.” The balance for him is really between family and money. This is the most typical dilemma for people in Hong Kong. An old friend is very brutal, “The answer is money. Money is good for adjusting all balances in life!” The Tai Chi martial master disagreed, “The answer is health. Health is the best indicator which can tell you when to adjust the balance!”

A ‘trust fund baby’ reacted with contempt, “Work is always a mistake. Leisure and play are always correct! For myself, the right balance is zero work!” Another friend who is a social worker said, “The WLB was determined at the early stage when you chose a career. The right balance is between yourself and the organization that you will work in. Some will choose an occupation that is, by its nature, not so busy. Let me give you an example: being the receptionist of a small-scale international liaison office in Central. Another example is this: my friend likes to help the elderly. She works in an emergency alarm system company serving our senior citizens. Irrespective of the heavy workload, she enjoyed the work and said that WLB was never her concern!” A retired teacher interrupted aloofly, “Work-life balance is just an excuse for being lazy!”

An artist tapped his two fingers on the table, “Seriously, if you don’t passionately enjoy your work, please give up! When you are crazily in love with your work, you will not be bothered by the need for WLB!” He said this because he was an artist who completely hated a nine-to-five job and left 2 years ago being an office worker without a backward glance.

For me, work-life balance is a ‘phased’ process suggesting a phased approach. Life is a process during which one, being young, initially must try to be very hard-working, and then less and less diligent when one is becoming old. Aging is the road that we take naturally to discern our declining physical health. Everyone should have experience of getting ambitious in life at least once. Michael B Johnson said well, “Life is in stage. There is a stage where, like grasshoppers, we hop from grass to grass. And another, where we move from grass to grace.” Retiring from working 12 hours a day is certainly the graceful thing when you are over 55. The right work-life balance is therefore not calculated on a daily basis, but according to the different stages in the life cycle of a man.

We tend to think, quite mistakenly, that happy life is the result of the right amount of time that we put in at work or play. It is wrong. Instead, the truth is that happy life is the perceived quality of work or the pleasure derived from work; and how much these can mean to you during the different phases of your life!

Maurice Lee

Chinese Version 中文版: https://www.patreon.com/posts/xiang-gang-ren-84942613

Work-Life Balance  https://youtu.be/e2_I0DtYHwQ   Acknowledgement – I&M Bank Ltd

Dolly Parton – “9 to 5”   https://youtu.be/UbxUSsFXYo4  Acknowledgement – Dolly Parton

Work From Home  https://youtu.be/CYDSXh4R0Mw  Acknowledgement – 信報財經新聞

 Funny Song “阿姨我不想努力了”     https://youtu.be/5Q4w0SLaLDM  Acknowledgement-里長伯的副業FoodYa

[alaskassweetdump]

well, well, well, lookie what arrived today! Happy Hump Day to ME!

My bf is going out tonight so I have big hair plans!

Good Dye Young (founded by Hayley Williams and Brian O’Conner) released the Greenhaus line recently, which includes their first auburn shade. I had to have it. Gonna jazz it up with some toxicity and then use the color depositing conditioner to maintain it.

I will definitely show ya’ll how it turns out!

[sparklydelusionaltyrant]

ehehhe ik u alrdy did this buttttt: when you get this, put 5 songs you actually listen to, and then publish. Send this ask to 10 of your followers ✨✨

It's okay i have tons of music I love to listen so I can add more!!

Thanks again for tagging me hehe (≧∇≦)/✨✨

@pawl3ss @kittzuxp @grakpark and anybody else who wants to join ig qwq

[hannathecartoonlover]

Sooooo I have been working a bit more on my April redesign how Donnie and her meet is like in the first episode of 2012 Tmnt BUT

April has been hearing about the foot clan so she never expected turtle ninjas she realized this could be the scoop of a lifetime but she is amazed by Donnie the hero of her dreams she had been looking for is now in front of her!

Thought the song would fit and wanted to do a little doodle of my April meeting Donnie

[elitestarsent]

📚📓✏️ It’s That Time Again. #ATL Join Us This Sunday July 31st, 2022 For Our #BACKTOSCHOOL Drive At The BIGGEST Rooftop #DAYPARTY 🍾 In The City @SuiteLoungeATL For #GREENHAUS Each & Every Sunday. 🗣 Free Entry With School Drive Donation. 🎧 Sounds By @MixMasterChu & @DjKnoItAll. RSVP At SUITEONSUNDAYS.COM TABLES 404-360-0068. Powered By: @MrBiddyBarnes @StarJordan1 @SleepyGreen @Lordcmo @ObieThePromoter @JabbarCASH @EliteStarsENT #ESENT (at Atlantis Restaurant & Lounge) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgpVe_6gDxS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[miazims]

Here is the 11th prompt of @msmiki1218's "31 day sim style challenge" It's glamorous and I think Nora is looking fabulous.

CC links under the cut.

Hair: September Part II: Rebel Hair Set | Saurus on Patreon

Earrings: The Sims Resource - Heart Crystal Huggie Earrings

Necklace: The Sims Resource - Butterfly Necklace

Eyeshadow: The Sims Resource - Eyeshadow | N164 V2 | Glitter Version

Eyeliner: The Sims Resource - Eyeliner #CC06

Lipstick: The Sims Resource - Lipstick N17

Blush: the greenhaus collection. | crypticsim on Patreon

Dress: The Sims Resource - Eleonor

Bracelet: The Sims Resource - Starry bracelet

Rings: The Sims Resource - Flutter Rings Both

Nails: The Sims Resource - Rounded Square Glossy French Tips Medium Nails

Shoes: The Sims Resource - Heels with jewels / 125

[nyaambxr]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!! YIPEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-Signed Mabel Greenhaus

-Ily :3

ur so gay

[aluprof]

How Aluprof Systems Help Specifiers Meet the Climate Emergency Design Guide

By Wojciech Brożyna - MD Aluprof UK

Formed in 2017, the London Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) was established to review what our capital’s future construction should look like to meet our low-carbon future. Released back in 2020, the Climate Emergency Design Guide has gained extensive support from architects, developers, and professionals in the built environment throughout the UK. It has been downloaded more than 60,000 times in over 100 countries, and its requirements are acknowledged and adhered to by building professionals across the UK. With LETI’s growing influence across the UK, the team behind LETI renamed their network as the ‘Low Energy Transformation Initiative’.

In the UK 49% of annual carbon emissions are attributable to buildings and, with increased cost of energy, there continues to be a great deal of concern as to how people and businesses can continue to heat and power their homes and offices in the future. Whilst the cost of energy has recently stabilised, it will inevitably remain a large part of a future household budget. As the government softens its move away from fossil fuels and legislation in the form of a weakened Document L proposal for 2025, it seems that specifiers in the UK are taking the lead in our transition to a zero carbon future.

In the past our building professionals have been trying to educate property owners why investing in thermally efficient construction is cost effective, but, with relatively low energy costs, the increase in construction costs has often lead to schemes being cut back in preference to profit. With the understanding of commercial building rating schemes such as BREEAM and LEED it has been proven to businesses that the investment does indeed save costs and demonstrates a business’s commitment to helping save the environment. The same can be said for residential development where homeowners are beginning to realise that a low-carbon, or Passivhaus constructed home offers some form of future proofing and is a good investment. A huge amount has been learned by building professionals over the past twenty or more years on how to design, build and successfully operate these zero carbon buildings.

Aluprof UK are committed to offering specifiers in the UK the very best systems and design support to ensure that specified aluminium fenestration is not only correct for its application, but designed into the fabric of a building to maximise interface insulation. A poorly installed high thermal performance window will lose much of its insulation properties, especially when used in a refurbishment situation unless the building interfaces are redesigned to eliminate cold bridging. Whilst LETI are targeting that all buildings built from 2030 onwards will be of a zero carbon construction, there is a vast swathe of existing buildings across the UK that we need to bring up to zero carbon by 2050 if we are to meet our climate goals.

Aluprof recognises the importance of addressing both embodied carbon and carbon in use within their product ranges. While many manufacturers focus on reducing the carbon content during manufacture, Aluprof goes further by offering Passivhaus-certified, thermally efficient systems. These systems not only reduce embodied carbon but also continue to save carbon once buildings are completed and inhabited, thereby addressing both aspects of carbon reduction.

High thermal performance systems from Aluprof include the MB-104 SI (Passivhaus Certified) windows and door system and the MB-SR50N HI+ (Passivhaus Certified) curtain walling system. The Greenhaus project, recently completed in Salford is a Passivhaus residential construction which uses Aluprof’s MB-104 PASSIV SI windows and MB-TT50 curtain wall. The project was designed by Buttress Architects and completed by Eric Wright Construction.

The European group have long been recognised for providing Passivhaus certified products with Aluprof UK being active members of the UK’s Passivhaus Trust. Support using these systems is freely available to specifiers and includes design advice and modelling of installations to gain the very best building performance. 

A recent addition to the Aluprof portfolio is the MB-79N system which is available in three thermally efficient variants. The economical version, MB-79N E, features a one component central seal. The MB-79N ST version is offered with a two component central seal and the MB-79N SI variant is provided with a two component central seal along with inserts of thermal insulation cores. For external doors, Aluprof also offers the MB-79N SI+ variant that comes with an internal perimeter gasket and insulation cores inside the profiles. This new system achieves a 0.83 U value with triple glazing and a 1.2 U value with a double glazing option.

Whilst high performance curtain walling, windows and doors can greatly assist in thermal insulation, especially when specified with high performance glazed units, it should be remembered that there are also additional products that may be used to enhance thermal stabilisation of a building space. Solar shading, or brise soileil, can offer sun shading of glazing helping to reduce solar gains. Solar shading can take the form of fixed louvres or external Venetian or roller blinds. Enhancing thermal insulation, roller shutters can be added at the design stage to external window reveals, furthermore, shutters can also offer enhanced building security, especially at ground floor level. Aluprof offer a wide range of additional products that can be discussed with the specified options during the early design stages.

Aluprof are proud to be one of Europe's largest aluminium systems companies. Specification support is available through the company’s website at aluprof.co.uk, directly from their UK head office in Altrincham or from their London office at the Building Design Centre by phoning +44 (0) 161 941 4005.

[greenhauslandscaping]

Spring Awakening: A Landscaper’s Guide to Preparing Your Garden and Yard

As we edge past the halfway mark of February, the buzz of spring starts to fill the air, especially for those of us with a green thumb or a patch of grass to call our own. Here at Greenhaus Landscaping, based in Macomb, MI, we see the coming of spring as the perfect cue to start thinking about preparing our outdoor space for the season. Get ready to roll up our sleeves and get our gardens and yards ready for the season’s grand entrance, that time is quick approaching. Let’s dive into a straightforward guide to shake off winter’s chill from your outdoor spaces.

Start Fresh

First things first, let’s clean up the mess winter left behind. Grab a rake or your gloves and clear out all the dead leaves, fallen branches, and any other clutter mucking up your garden. This isn’t just about making your yard look neat; it’s about giving your plants a healthy environment to grow, free from pests and diseases that love to lurk in the leftovers of last season.

Dream Up Your Space

Now, with a clean slate, it’s time to dream a little—or a lot. Think back on what worked last year and what didn’t. Want more flowers? Or maybe a corner dedicated to fresh veggies? Sketch your ideas out or just daydream a bit. If you can, think about adding some native plants to the mix. They’re great for the environment and local critters love them.

Soil TLC

Good soil equals happy plants. Early spring is the perfect time to check what your soil needs. Maybe it’s a bit of compost or some other organic love to boost its health. Remember, rich soil helps your plants grow strong and makes your garden more drought-resistant.

Pruning Time

While your garden’s still waking up, grab your pruning shears. Trimming back dormant shrubs and trees now means you can really see what you’re doing and avoid spreading diseases. It’s all about setting the stage for lush growth when things warm up.

Seed Starting

Why wait? Get a head start on the season by planting seeds indoors. Veggies like tomatoes and peppers, and even some flowers, will thank you for the early escape from the cold. By the time frost is a distant memory, you’ll have sturdy seedlings ready to thrive outdoors.

Water Smarts

Take a moment to think about how you’re going to water your garden. If you already have a system, give it a once-over to make sure it’s still up to the task. If not, maybe it’s time to consider setting up something like drip irrigation. It saves water and gets moisture right where your plants need it most.

Fix and Fancy Up

Last on the list, but definitely not least, is giving a little love to the non-living parts of your yard. Fix up any fences, paths, or trellises that have seen better days. And hey, why not think about adding something new? A cozy fire pit or a bubbling water feature can transform your garden into a whole new world.

Here at Greenhaus Landscaping, we’re all about helping you make the most of your outdoor space, turning it into a personal retreat that’s bursting with life. Whether you’re planning a few small changes or dreaming of a complete garden makeover, we’re here to help make it happen. Give us a shout, and let’s make this spring your garden’s best season yet.

Thank you for exploring the transformative power of Greenhaus Landscaping, LLC. Our commitment to elevating outdoor living spaces spans across Oakland, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties, serving communities with unparalleled elegance and precision.

In Oakland County, we’re proud to enhance Bloomfield Township, Bloomfield Hills, West Bloomfield, Oakland Township, Birmingham, Rochester Hills, and Rochester with our bespoke landscaping solutions. Our designs reflect the unique beauty and character of each area, offering residents a blend of luxury and tranquility.

Wayne County sees our expertise in Northville, Novi, and Dearborn, where our tailored approach crafts inviting and sophisticated outdoor environments that mirror the diverse lifestyles of the community.

Washtenaw County’s Ann Arbor benefits from our eco-friendly and creative landscaping practices, aligning with its vibrant and environmentally conscious community.

Greenhaus Landscaping, is dedicated to creating spaces that embody your personal style and luxury. Contact us to embark on a journey to your dream outdoor space. And you can also find us on our socials: Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube.

Source: https://www.greenhauslandscaping.com/spring-awakening-a-landscapers-guide-to-preparing-your-garden-and-yard/

[greenhauscollegeconsulting]

Greenhaus College Consulting is a leading consultancy agency specializing in academic planning for high school students.