Comments for Falling Water Designs http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog The Official Weblog Thu, 04 Nov 2010 16:10:37 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Japanese vs. Domestic Koi by Gwen http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=296&cpage=1#comment-3126 Gwen Thu, 04 Nov 2010 16:10:37 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=296#comment-3126 I enjoyed your article and look forward to reading more. Thanks LochNessWaterGardensGwen I enjoyed your article and look forward to reading more. Thanks LochNessWaterGardensGwen

]]> Comment on Pond Winterization by Jacalyn O'Brien http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=247&cpage=1#comment-2968 Jacalyn O'Brien Wed, 13 Oct 2010 14:13:47 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=247#comment-2968 I had my pond cleaned and a new bio filter installed by Falling Waters in April 2010. Everything has worked great. I do not have a skimmer on this pond. For the past two weeks, big (and small) globs of algae pop off the rocks and the bottom of the pond. The globs float all over the pond and look gross! We have been netting this junk off of the water. 1. Is that our only option? 2. Will algae killer stop this from happening? 3. Will the uv lights kill this stuff? Should I leave the lights on until this activity stops? We would like to net this pond to keep leaves out, but wouldn't be able to skim this junk off if we do net it. Thanks for your help. I had my pond cleaned and a new bio filter installed by Falling Waters in April 2010. Everything has worked great. I do not have a skimmer on this pond. For the past two weeks, big (and small) globs of algae pop off the rocks and the bottom of the pond. The globs float all over the pond and look gross! We have been netting this junk off of the water.
1. Is that our only option?
2. Will algae killer stop this from happening?
3. Will the uv lights kill this stuff? Should I leave the lights on until this activity stops?

We would like to net this pond to keep leaves out, but wouldn’t be able to skim this junk off if we do net it.
Thanks for your help.

]]> Comment on Water features that require little or no elevation by waterfalls designs http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=18&cpage=1#comment-2389 waterfalls designs Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:36:23 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=18#comment-2389 thanks for the useful post, useful info i found on your article.i bookmarked this article. thanks for the useful post, useful info i found on your article.i bookmarked this article.

]]> Comment on Re:Treads flower pots by Ken http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=319&cpage=1#comment-1675 Ken Fri, 28 May 2010 20:46:42 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=319#comment-1675 We also have pot risers made out of 100 percent recycled material for sale. We also have pot risers made out of 100 percent recycled material for sale.

]]> Comment on Creating an Outdoor Living Space by johnsmithactsinfo http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=286&cpage=1#comment-1205 johnsmithactsinfo Tue, 27 Apr 2010 10:16:56 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=286#comment-1205 As a lighting designer and a small business owner of <a href="http://www.louielighting.com/" rel="nofollow">louielighting.com</a> I wanted to comment on the importance of lighting quality as it relates to our children and adults. I believe we should strive for more efficient lighting solutions in schools but I do also have a concern that mandating changes too fast and the hype that surrounds this issue may result in the wrong implementation of lighting solutions and in sacrifices in light quality that I believe is so important to our well being. It takes time for new technologies to mature and to be fully understood by the professionals like lighting designers, electrical engineers, architects, interior designers and the public in general. It takes time to experience the new lighting solutions in order to implement them correctly into our schools, homes and other lighting projects. Caution needs to be practiced in banning traditional light sources and time needs to be given for the industry to transition so that our future does not look like those futuristic movies that show cold dark streets and spaces with blue green fluorescent or neon lights. Respectfully, Arie Louie As a lighting designer and a small business owner of
louielighting.com I wanted to comment on the importance of lighting quality as it relates to our children and adults. I believe we should strive for more efficient lighting solutions in schools but I do also have a concern that mandating changes too fast and the hype that surrounds this issue may result in the wrong implementation of lighting solutions and in sacrifices in light quality that I believe is so important to our well being. It takes time for new technologies to mature and to be fully understood by the professionals like lighting designers, electrical engineers, architects, interior designers and the public in general. It takes time to experience the new lighting solutions in order to implement them correctly into our schools, homes and other lighting projects.
Caution needs to be practiced in banning traditional light sources and time needs to be given for the industry to transition so that our future does not look like those futuristic movies that show cold dark streets and spaces with blue green fluorescent or neon lights.
Respectfully,
Arie Louie

]]> Comment on Falling Water Designs in the News by Nancy Wisser http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268&cpage=1#comment-347 Nancy Wisser Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:28:13 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268#comment-347 Originally I found you in one of my searches for Stonehenge replicas and imitations--I found a newspaper article online, then searched Falling Water Designs and found your websute. Then when you made this list and added our link, I was notified on the dashboard of my blog--I'm not sure how that happens, to tell you the truth! Anyway, thanks again for the link! :-) Originally I found you in one of my searches for Stonehenge replicas and imitations–I found a newspaper article online, then searched Falling Water Designs and found your websute. Then when you made this list and added our link, I was notified on the dashboard of my blog–I’m not sure how that happens, to tell you the truth! Anyway, thanks again for the link! :-)

]]> Comment on Falling Water Designs in the News by Rick http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268&cpage=1#comment-343 Rick Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:32:58 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268#comment-343 No problem. May I ask where you found us? No problem. May I ask where you found us?

]]> Comment on Falling Water Designs in the News by Nancy Wisser http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268&cpage=1#comment-342 Nancy Wisser Wed, 28 Oct 2009 22:42:35 +0000 http://fallingwaterdesigns.com/blog/?p=268#comment-342 Thanks for the link! Any chance we could ask to have that changed to say Clonehenge instead of Replicahenge? If not, we're still happy to have the link. :-) Let us know if you build any other Stonehenge-type things. We'll be glad to post them, too! Thanks for the link! Any chance we could ask to have that changed to say Clonehenge instead of Replicahenge? If not, we’re still happy to have the link. :-) Let us know if you build any other Stonehenge-type things. We’ll be glad to post them, too!

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