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Thursday, August 08, 2013
The best way to manage tasks
Other than sharing our calendars with each other, the best way that my wife and I stay in sync is with Wunderlist. The beautiful task manager offers well-designed iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows apps, as well as an amazingly powerful website. All stay in sync automatically, and sharing a list with a friend is a snap. We primarily use it for grocery lists, so we share a list for Costco, Target, Trader Joe's, etc. I've got a HoneyDo list ready every weekend. And when we are planning a special event like a birthday party, it's easy to share responsibilities. You can even add sub-tasks, so the Party City item can break down to balloons, hats, helium, etc. The price? Free. Download it and invite me to a list to try it out. My name is Joe, and this is my website, in case you don't know my e-mail address.
Thursday, August 01, 2013
Apple TV for only $75 today
One of my favorite pieces of tech is on sale for 25% off today at Apple.com. It's refurbished, but that shouldn't matter a bit, since it comes with a full Apple warranty.
With Apple TV you can easily see your own photos and movies on your TV, listen to your iTunes collection on your stereo, or enjoy services such Netflix, Pandora, HBO GO, flickr, MLB.TV, and much more.
But the newest cool thing is Airplay, which allows anyone with an iOS device on your network to stream content to your TV or stereo through the Apple TV. So instead of showing you the latest pictures on their iPhone, you can view it on the big screen.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Backup Power for your iPhone
It's a major bummer when I am caught out with a dead iPhone or iPad. That's why I carry the Mophie Powerstationin my backpack. It's smaller and lighter than my iPhone, yet can recharge it twice on one fill-up. It can also charge an iPad to about half a charge. I much prefer it to a case with a built in battery, because on most days the iPhone's battery is good enough for me all by itself. It takes about an hour to charge an iPhone to 80%, but you can use your phone while it charges. It's only $80 on Amazon.com, and it has lasted me through three iPhones and still looks and acts new. A great gift for a person on the go.
Monday, December 31, 2012
Addressing Christmas Cards
After seeing a few other friends' address management methods using Microsoft Word, then hearing one couple talk about what an organizational mess their handwritten cards were, I decided to do what I should have done years ago: create a method to rely on the same address book we use on a daily basis to generate our list. We use Contacts (formerly Address Book) on our Macs. Contacts syncs via iCloud to our iPhones and iPads and, after years of syncing nightmares, I believe this technology is now nearly flawless.
So the issue at hand was to print address labels from a group in Contacts exactly the way my wife would like them to read. The solution is to set a custom field in Contacts for Christmas cards, and use that field to print the labels.
HINT: if you are not as persnickety as my wife about how the labels read, you can't print labels directly out of Contacts. Just set up a group that has all your card recipients, highlight it, then print and choose labels. It will print a label for all addresses by default, so change it on the Labels tab to Home only.
Here are the steps for the persnickety amongst us:
1) Add a custom field in Contacts
2) Create a holiday card group in contacts
3) Step through your list editing the new custom field to your liking
4) Export the list in CSV format (comma separated values)
5) Open the list in Excel
6) Set up a Word mail-merge document to print the labels
Step 1: Add a custom field in Contacts
- In Contacts, select the Contacts drop menu, then Preferences (Contacts>Preferences).
- Click the Template button in the header.
- Scroll down to the "Related Name" fields. You'll probably see "friend" and "assistant". Click the green "+" button. It will add "mother", but click on "mother" and select "custom", like this:
- Fill in your custom label then click OK. Now that label will be available when you add or edit a contact.
Step 2: Create a group in Contacts and populate it with your holiday card list
- Choose File>New Group, then name your new group.
- Select "All Contacts" at the top of the group list so that you can see your contacts again.
- Drag your holiday card list contacts and drop them on the name of your new group.
Step 3: Step through your list editing the new custom field to your liking
- With your group set up, you must now undertake the painstaking step of editing your custom field for each contact. This is a big pain the first time you do it, but will pay off for years to come.
- It's also beneficial to make sure the address that you want to use on your label is in the Home field, not Work. This will put all the addresses in the same column when you export them.
Step 4: Export the list to Excel
Now we need to get our addresses out of Contacts so that we can print labels using the custom field. This is most easily done by springing $2 for a little app called "AB2CSV" available on the Mac App Store here.
- AB2CSV is one-button app, so we must first change our Preferences (AB2CSV drop menu, then Preferences)
- On the "General" tab, choose your new holiday card group, and checkbox for "All contacts in a single file":
- On the "CSV" tab, check "Related Names" near the bottom.
- Now close out of Preferences and click the big AB2CSV button, then choose where to save your export file.
- Use Finder to navigate to your new file, right-click on it, and open it in Excel.
- Excel may put each record in one cell, showing you a bunch of commas. Click on the column header to highlight it (the "A" at the top), then select Data>Text to Columns...
- Step 1: choose "Delimited", then click Next
- Step 2: check the box for "Comma" then click Next
- Step 3: leave these settings alone and click Finish
- You can now delete all the unnecessary columns and make sure all your data looks good. You should have one column with your new custom Contacts field as the header (in Row 1). It will be a bit to the right, though.
- When you are satisfied with your document, save it as an Excel file.
Step 6: Set up a Word mail-merge document to print the labels
Using Word's mail-merge function seems more daunting than it is. It's a great thing to know how to do. I'll walk you through the basic steps.
- With a new Word document open, choose Tools>Mail Merge Manager. This will open a floating menu that will walk you through a Mail Merge in steps. My numbers below match those in the Mail Merge Manager:
- Click Create New>Labels... and choose the type of labels you are printing.
- Click Get List>Open Data Source... and open the Excel document (use the default options).
- The "Edit Labels" window should pop up automatically. Use this to build your labels by inserting the fields laid out as you would address an envelope. When you click OK, it will populate all the labels with your fields.
- You can filter recipients if you wish to print labels in groups. Perhaps you want to include a letter to everyone out of state, so you could filter once for the state field matching your state, then again for it not matching your state.
- Step five is the payoff. It lets you see your data populating your labels. Click the "ABC" button to see the magic.
- Complete your merge by clicking the Merge to New Document button rather than the Merge to Printer button. This allows you to see the merge in a document before printing. It will also allow you to easily print one page in case there is a printing mishap.
And that's all there is to it! Hopefully this will help organize your Contacts and free up a little time for Holidays 2013! I am happy to answer questions, just post below!
Friday, December 14, 2012
My Top Tech Gifts for Christmas 2012
Here are a few gadgets that you might want to consider this holiday season. As always, check my past lists below for other ideas. And if you have a questions, just leave it in the comments. I'll get notified immediately and respond. Merry New Year!
If your eyesight can stand the reduction in screen size, this is the better iPad, and it costs less. It has the same resolution as the original, just packs more pixels into a smaller space. But what you'll really appreciate is its weight. With my iPad 2, every night I worry the things going to break my nose when I fall asleep. This thing is beautiful. But it may be in short supply before Christmas.
2. Nest Learning Thermostat ($250, Amazon)
This is thing beats other thermostats by a factor of 10. Designed by the guy that designed the first iPod and iPhone, the Nest learns your habits over time and programs itself. Turn the heat up every weekday morning at 7A, but not until 9A on weekends, and it will eventually start doing it for you. It also lets you access it from anywhere (so you could turn your heat up from your iPhone on your way home). It has gotten rave reviews.
3. Canon Pancake Lens: 40mm EF f/2.8 STM ($149, Amazon)
This one is on my Christmas list. If you have a Canon DSLR, you'll love how light and compact this makes your camera. The pancake lens has long been missing from Canon's line-up, but they now offer this high quality option for a low price. Any Canon SLR user would be happy to receive this.
4. The new iMac ($1,299, Apple)
If you haven't been by an Apple Store lately, its worth the trip to hold the new iPad Mini and see the new iMac. It is crazy thin, fast and beautiful. If you have the cash, choose the $1,499 model and add the Fusion Drive, a combo hard drive and solid state drive. That will make the thing scream. The 27-inch models will ship in January. And remember that when you buy a new Mac, it's always best to by right after they are released, because the price rarely goes down. Wait a while, and you could purchase a Mac just before a new one comes out–the worst time.
5. Sonos ($299, Amazon)
Sonos was on my Father's Day gift list, but I had to add it again because I have gotten to use it so much since then. I replaced my Polk XM receiver with a Sonos Connect, so now I have access to all the Sonos goodness like Pandora and Rdio, my new favorite music service. But the multi-zone aspect of Sonos is it's best feature. My friend, Peter, just put six zones in his house and it is ridiculous how easy it is to control the system from an iPhone, iPad, iPod or Android device. The picture and link above is the Play:3, which is their smaller portable unit. Check out the whole family of devices.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
My Father's Day Top Tech Gifts for 2012
As always, I encourage you to peruse my last few lists for additional ideas, but here are my latest favorite tech toys--any of which should make a semi-nerdy dad smile.
You need only connect one Sonos component to your home network (if there is not an ethernet connection where a Sonos component will go, you can employ the $49 SONOS BRIDGE). Once a unit is connected, it creates a proprietary wireless mesh network to which all other SONOS units can connect.
Once you've connected your SONOS components, you can listen to all music in your iTunes library, or you can access myriad other popular sources like Pandora, SiriusXM, Spotify, Rhapsody, MOG, Last.fm, Rdio and much more.
The Sonos system is excellent for it's simplicity of set-up and use. If he's a music lover, start him off with the Play:3 and a Bridge. That will allow him to easily take his music the porch, the backyard or the garage. And right now, you can get the $49 Bridge for free at Amazon.com.
That's it for this year. If you have any questions, just post a comment below.
1. SonosI included the Sonos Play 3 on my Christmas list. Since then, I have had more time to play with different configurations. I have come to the conclusion that this is currently the best system for music in the home. My brother recently replaced his multi-zone home audio system with six Sonos amps. The result is a system that you control with well-designed iPhone, iPad or Android apps. It's ridiculously easy to group zones together to play the same music, or you can have every zone play something different.
|The Sonos family of products.
The Sonos system offers four primary components: 1) CONNECT hooks up to your home network and outputs audio to your stereo or home audio system; 2) CONNECT:AMP includes an amplifier and can power speakers directly; 3) PLAY:3 is an all in one system including speakers; and 4) PLAY:5 is the big brother to the PLAY:3. They have also recently announced SUB, a $699 subwoofer that connects wirelessly to the system, which is due to ship in late July 2012.
You need only connect one Sonos component to your home network (if there is not an ethernet connection where a Sonos component will go, you can employ the $49 SONOS BRIDGE). Once a unit is connected, it creates a proprietary wireless mesh network to which all other SONOS units can connect.
The Sonos system is easily controlled by computer, iPhone, iPad and Android.
The Sonos system is excellent for it's simplicity of set-up and use. If he's a music lover, start him off with the Play:3 and a Bridge. That will allow him to easily take his music the porch, the backyard or the garage. And right now, you can get the $49 Bridge for free at Amazon.com.
|The Big Jambox improves on a good thing.
2. Jawbone Big JamboxJawbone's original Jambox topped my Christmas list by providing great quality sound streamed via bluetooth from my iPhone or iPad. But if he likes a bigger sound and doesn't mind a bit more weight, the new Big Jambox is for him. At $299 it's a little pricey, but the technology and components are great, and the ease of use is wonderful. (Buy it at Amazon.com)
|Still one of my favorite pieces of technology, and only $95.
3. Apple TVI have used the Apple TV as my primary music source for over five years, and there is still no more beautiful way to view your pictures and home movies. This little device is about the size of a few decks of cards, but once plugged into your TV or home entertainment system (via an HDMI cable) offers you access to all your iTunes content, movies and photos. It also allows you to purchase or rent content directly from the iTunes store. Or you can watch YouTube, Netflix, MLB.tv and much more. And now with AirPlay technology, you can easily stream audio and video from any iPhone, iPad or Mac. At $95, the only reason you should not have one is if you have an older TV without an HDMI port. (Buy it at Amazon.com)
4. The New iPadWhile the New iPad is merely an iteration of the iPad 2 without a major overhaul, it is an amazing piece of technology. The new retina display shows pictures and HD movies in stunning quality. I use my iPad more than any other piece of technology these days--for e-mail, reading, games, controlling my DirecTV and Apple TV and much more. And when iOS 6.0 ships in the fall, you'll get Siri to do your evil bidding. There is a reason that the iPad product line has gone from nothing to 25% of Apple's $160 billion in annual revenues--it is worth it. ($499 at Apple.com)
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5. Verbatim ThumbdriveMore and more, automobiles come with a USB port in the stereo. If your car will play music from a USB device, this little thumb drive is a great addition. It's little more than the size of the USB port itself, but it packs 16GB of storage for only $15--less than a buck a gigabyte! That's enough for about 4,000 songs. And you barely notice it. (Buy it at Amazon.com)
6. iPad Camera Connection KitI love taking a sharing photos. And now when I am on the road with my camera, I bring my iPad and camera connection kit along. It allows you to connect a USB cable from camera to iPad, or insert an SD memory card into the bottom of the iPad to transfer your photos. And with the new iPhoto app, its easy to create a great slideshow on the fly. (Buy it at Amazon.com)
The new MacBook Pro is a major rework of Apple's professional notebook computer line. It thinner, lighter and stronger. And it's the first Mac with a high-resolution retina display. So if he's been very good, and you have $2,200 burning a whole in your pocket, go check it out at the Apple Store.
That's it for this year. If you have any questions, just post a comment below.
Monday, November 28, 2011
My Top Tech Gifts for Christmas 2011
Much of my Top Ten Tech Gifts for Father's Day 2011 post remains true, though some have had nice price reductions (the Canon Rebel T3i with lens dropped from $916 to $720). I thought I'd add a few more thoughts for Christmas.
Just a few ideas. I know they are a little expensive in these difficult times. Check my Father's Day post for some less expensive options. Or just get him some Thorlo socks. Those are quite nice.
Incidentally, while the iPad is still one of my favorite gadgets (I rarely use a computer at home anymore), the rumor is that they will update it sometime around next March. So I would leave that for a Fathers Day gift.
1. Jawbone JamboxA friend brought this little gizmo on a recent camping trip and I was amazed. It connects to a multitude of devices via bluetooth and pumps out thumping sound for it's size (6"L x 2.2"W x 1.6"H; 12 oz.). It is rechargeable and lasts about 10 hours. It also works well as a speakerphone. The Jambox retails for $199, but you can get the red model shown above for much less with no tax and free shipping using the following link. (Amazon.com, $163)
2. Sonos Play 3Sonos has long been a provider of whole-home wireless music solutions, but the recent release of the Play 3 and Play 5 remote speakers have brought rave reviews. Easily control your music from an iPhone, iPad, computer or Android device--playing the same song everywhere or a different one from each speaker. In addition to your iTunes library, Sonos has built-in support for Pandora, Last FM, Spotify, Napster, Sirius XM, and many other offerings from the Internet. The speakers are well built, crank out great sound, and adding another zone means simply buying another speaker. If you don't have a wired network connection where the speaker will be placed, you'll need the $49 Sonos Bridge--you only need one for all the Sonos speakers in your home. (Amazon.com: Play 3, $299; Wireless Bridge, $49)
3. Epson MegaPlex ProjectorEpson recently released these turnkey projectors, but Amazon has already lopped the price dramatically in time for the holidays. The 720p model is HD, though not full 1080P HD, but it should be fine for showing the kids the latest Pixar movie on the side of your house. And the built-in speakers are loud enough to handle that rehearsal dinner slideshow. The iPhone/iPad dock is just gravy. (Amazon.com: 720p, $680; 520p, $549)
4. iPhone 4SIt's silly not to upgrade to the latest iPhone if your contract allows it. You can sell that old phone on eBay for about as much as the new one costs you. And the new iPhone 4S offers increased speed, Siri, and an amazing camera upgrade. Dealing with the phone companies makes this a difficult gift to give, so the link takes you to the iPhone gift card page. (Apple.com, $199 with contract)
5. MacBook AirIf you need an extra computer around the house, the entry level Apple laptop is a great choice. Shoehorning this much power in such a small and light package is amazing. And the recent upgrades make this laptop even more of a bargain. (Amazon.com: 11.6" Display, $940; 13.3" Display, $1,280)
6. Fujitsu SCANSNAP S1100 Portable ScannerI have used this line of scanners for five years now. The combination of build quality, performance and ease of use are unparalleled. Turning that pile of bills on your text into digital copies (now acceptable to the IRS) is much better than filing them all. And it folds up so small, you'll barely notice it. (Amazon.com, $190)
Just a few ideas. I know they are a little expensive in these difficult times. Check my Father's Day post for some less expensive options. Or just get him some Thorlo socks. Those are quite nice.
Incidentally, while the iPad is still one of my favorite gadgets (I rarely use a computer at home anymore), the rumor is that they will update it sometime around next March. So I would leave that for a Fathers Day gift.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19) I don't usually do this kind of thing, but I'm going to suggest that you monitor the number six. My hypothesis is that six has been trying to grab your attention, perhaps even in inconvenient ways. Its purpose? To nudge you to tune in to beneficial influences that you have been ignoring. I furthermore suspect that six is angling to show you clues about the cause of your unscratchable itch and the cure for that itch. So lighten up and have fun with this absurd mystery. Without taking it too seriously, allow six to be your weird little teacher. Let it prick your intuition with quirky notions and outlandish speculations. If nothing comes of it, there will be no harm done. If it leads you to helpful discoveries, hallelujah.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In English, the rare word "trouvaille" means a lucky find or an unexpected windfall. In French, "trouvaille" can refer to the same thing and even more: something interesting or exceptional that is discovered fortuitously; a fun or enlightening blessing that's generated through the efforts of a vigorous imagination. Of course I can't guarantee that you will experience a trouvaille or two - or even three - in the coming days. But the conditions are as ripe as they can be for such a possibility.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The Dutch word epibreren means that even though you are goofing off, you are trying to create the impression that you are hard at work. I wouldn't be totally opposed to you indulging in some major epibreren in the coming days. More importantly, the cosmos won't exact any karmic repercussions for it. I suspect, in fact, that the cosmos is secretly conspiring for you to enjoy more slack and spaciousness than usual. You're overdue to recharge your spiritual and emotional batteries, and that will require extra repose and quietude. If you have to engage in a bit of masquerade to get the ease you need, so be it.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) When James Franco began to learn his craft as an actor, he was young and poor. A gig at McDonald's paid for his acting lessons and allowed him to earn a living. He also used his time on the job as an opportunity to build his skills as a performer. While serving customers burgers and fries, he practiced speaking to them in a variety of different accents. Now would be an excellent time for you to adopt a similar strategy. Even if you are not doing what you love to do full-time, you can and should take stronger measures to prepare yourself for that day when you will be doing more of what you love to do.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Here are a few of the major companies that got their starts in home garages: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mattel, Amazon and Disney. Even if you're not in full support of their business practices, you've got to admit that their humble origins didn't limit their ability to become rich and powerful. As I meditate on the long-term astrological omens, I surmise you are now in a position to launch a project that could follow a similar arc. It would be more modest, of course. I don't foresee you ultimately becoming an international corporation worth billions of dollars. But the success would be bigger than I think you can imagine.
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Do you toast both sides of your buns?
- Gastronomos Jun 18, 2013 08:35 AM
The supermarket bread aisle is overflowing with hamburger and hotdog buns. All kinds. All varieties (except my favorite New England style hotdog buns they no longer sell around these parts anymore :-(
At our BBQ's we sometimes grill/toast our hamburger buns on the inside, the part the burger goes on, but not the crust side.
I see a lot of friends and families of ours toast both sides at their BBQ's.
I find it dries out the bun much more when toasted on both sides and the crumbly texture isn't as pleasing as a soft bun.
What is your preference?
inside only. And inside-face down in the toaster oven. Nice "girll" marks on the bun that way.
<except my favorite New England style hotdog buns they no longer sell around these parts anymore :-(>
Pepperidge Farms makes them and they are available on L.I. Read more here http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/3053...
I prefer buns toasted on one side only for hamburgers, and untoasted for hot dogs (top-split, of course.)
re: Gastronomos
"and they fly off the shelves before you blink!"
There are a lot of us split-top devotees out there, Gastro.
Do tell how TJ's buns are. I have found most breads that they sell to be pretty good.
re: EM23
"There are a lot of us split-top devotees out there.."
by the scarcity of these things around here and the over abundance of the other one would never know...
Our first try at the TJ's split top (haven't tried the "whole wheat") and my impression is...meh... I have to find another source. Not that they're bad. Just not the right texture. Yet still a happier bun/roll than the "regular", unless I'm in the mood for potato rolls...........
re: Gastronomos
Good to know. I like the PF split tops...reminds me of the Ho Jo's from my childhood.
I had my first potato roll at a bbq last summer, and really liked them.
re: Gastronomos
I've found that split tops depend on how I turn my wrist while i eat.
re: Firegoat
I used to do them face-down in a pan, but now that I have a toaster with wide slots, I use that. I select the "bagel" option, which toasts the inside more than the outside.
Inside only for me too, either face-up and broiled in the toaster oven or face-down on the warming shelf of the gas grill. Buttered would be my preference but Mrs. O grouses about the added calories so I don't.
When grilling on the charcoal Weber kettle grill, I add them face down to the grill during the last stages of cooking, unadorned. The crispy bottom bun goes on the plate, the crispy top bun goes face down on top of the melted cheese and gets just a bit more heat before it is all picked up and deposited on the bottom.
Inside only when toasting them on the BBQ grill, and only for me. Wife and kids like em smushy.
In the house they go in the toaster oven and toast on both sides, BUT that is usually toasting leftover rolls for breakfast the next morning.
re: mwhitmore
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For me it depends on the type of roll.
I like a light toasting on the outside of most buns for hamburger because there is nothing worse than a soft hamburger bun. The ideal bun for a burger for me is an old fashioned kaiser roll which needs no toasting at all, but those old favorites are very difficult to find these days.
The bogus kaisers commonly sold nowadays are much improved by an outside toasting. Inside is optional.
The potato buns seen everywhere these days are uniformly awful, though they are vastly improved nice brown inside toasting, and a light outside toasting to give it more texture. Same with the bog standard "white bread" hamburger rolls. They usually need all he help they can get.
I love burgers on a good brioche roll too...grilled or toasted on the inside only.
re: The Professor
professor, I haven't seen a decent kaiser roll around these parts in way too many years. it was what my folks served homemade hamburgers on when we were kids. we also called them hard rolls. They were never much for the soft mushy hamburger buns so a nice Kaiser roll did the job. thanks for the memory... btw...I got used to potato rolls now... took a long time, but I get it now, but I prefer only Martin's brand.
re: Gastronomos
Don't know where you're located but if you're in central NJ, head over to Sipos Bakery in Perth Amboy. Ever since the City Bakery in New Brunswick closed 10-15 years ago, Sipos is the only other place I've found that has anything resembling the hard rolls I enjoyed when I was growing up.
Nowadays I make square burgers and serve them between toast made with a good quality white bread. Toasting burger buns makes them shrink too much, so I have to make smaller burgers or have too much meat to bread ratio.
I often make my own buns. since those are already a bit "hard" I will only toast the inner part.....or more likely grill them in a pan with some butter. Store bought ones get the same treatment unless I have room on the outdoor grill


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- bobby06877 Dec 20, 2006 07:50 PM
I will finally make my first journey to babbo in a few weeks. I am looking forward to the dinner having followed all the threads about it on this board for the last 2 years. For the first dinner here, would you recommend one of the tasting menus, particularly the pasta tasting or would you order from the menu and specials? Which is better for the first timer? Also, if we go the tasting menu route, can anyone comment on how their wine pairings worked out? Thank you for any and all advise
re: ceeceee
"go VERY hungry!!!!!"
Best Babbo recommendation ever! Their portions are deceptively filling so if you're planning on having multiple courses, make sure you save room.
My hands down favorite pasta there is the Papardelle with Chanterelles, Thyme, and Butter - unfortunately, the only time I've ever had was as part of the regular tasting menu, I'm not sure if it was offered a la carte.
re: foodite
Our waiter offered us any of the tasting-menu items as a la carte, so keep that in mind.
Sounds delicious!
as a former babbo diner and heaving worked in that diningroom for over 2 years i would recommend for the first time to not get the tasting menu but go ala carte. the signature dishes or stronger menu items all lie on the ala carte menus. particularly the beef cheek ravioli and the goose liver ravioli..ask the server what the best items are..order 2 apps followed by 2 pastas then 2 mains...you wont be disappointed
re: pieman
I second that! I ate at Babbo twice earlier this year while working in Manhattan. My favorites off the menu are the Warm Lamb's Tongue vinaigrette, beef cheek ravioli, goat cheese tortelloni, mint love letters, fennel dusted sweetbreads, and grilled lamb chops scottadita. Enjoy!!
re: onefoodguy
Third that.
I am going to have to add that the Tripe and Veal Chop are the two best things I have tried there.
re: tpigeon
I've only been to Babbo's once a long time ago, but when ever I think about that restaurant beef cheek ravioli is what comes to mind. I didn't realize it was a "signature dish" but I'm not surprised. Delicious, comforting and memorable and not something you could make at home. Obviously I would strongly recommend ordering it.
I agree with Pieman, go ala cart and be inventive, let your taste buds and your server guide you. Also, ask the more than capable servers to pair wines with each course - that is the approach my gf and I took and it remains the most memorable meal I've had.
I did the pasta tasting menu with the wine pairing at babbo the first time I went. Our reservation was at 10pm and we tried to starve ourselves the whole day before going (which may not have been such a good idea). The pasta tasting (if i remember correctly) is 5 courses of pasta and 3 courses of dessert. It was a VERY filling meal, by the time the 5th pasta came I was barely able to eat, and definitely feeling the wine. I was surprised by the amount of wine they poured, they pretty much poured a full glass for every course. So by the end of the meal I was definitely out of it. If you can drink a lot, I think the wine pairing is a pretty good deal, I think it's $50 extra? All in all I think it was a very delicious meal. I don't think you can get the same pasta anywhere else.
I went to Babbo for the first time a week ago. We all ordered three couses ala carte and I was the most happy with my meel. I don't understand how anyone can eat an appatiser, pasta and then an entree. I had the grilled octopus which was very good, though I liked one friend's beet salad and another friend's squash just as much. For my main course I had a pasta dish, the beef cheek ravioli, and it was great!. Highly recomend it. My friend's were not as adventurous and two had the lamp chops, one had the pasta with lobter. All of that was fine, but there is no reason to go to Babbo if you are not prepared to be adventurous and order their signature dishes. The dessert was also fine.
The waiter was very helpful in assising us with ordering an affordible bottle of wine.
re: maxine
Yeah, how can you possibly have an appetizer, pasta, and entree without dessert? I totally agree :).
Well no one mentioned the guinea hen so I will. If it still on the menu it is amazing. I would go a la carte, too, and certainly get all three courses..portions are not that large, as I remember.
i went a few nights ago, got 1 appetizer, 2 pasta dishes, 2 entrees, and 2 desserts (all split equally with one other person). granted we were stuffed, but i wouldn't have given up any of the courses. favorites were the grilled octopus, pumpkin lune, the duck with sweet and sour cabbage, and the pistachio and chocolate semifreddo (probably the best dessert ive ever had in my life).
for a first time visit i think i'd go a la carte, maybe if you get a chance to go back you should try a tasting menu.
re: saritaeatsnyc
i was there last week and agree that the pistachio dessert was outrageous! joe bastianich brought us over some freebies and this was one of them.
we got the pasta tasting and it was good, but a few things were not something i would order again...they were the baccala ravioli and believe it or not the beef cheek ravioli were not that great.
our favorites were the black tagliatelle with fried parsnip...really delicious and the pappardelle with bolognese.
i will go ala carte next time. that osso bucco looked incredible as did the linguini vongole!
also, i liked downstairs much better than upstairs.
I want to thank each of you for your recommendations. Unfortunately my dinner got pushed back a few weeks so now I have longer to wait. I will follow the general advice to go ala carte for the first trip and do the tasting menu on a return trip. The only question is if an appetizer, pasta and entree is too much food for one person. I would rather have too much than too little though.
re: bobby06877
I know it would be too much food for me but many people can do it.
Assuming you are dining with one other person, you may want to consider two apps, two pastas and then sharing an entree. And don't forget about dessert.
Grilled Octopus
Beef Cheek Ravioli
Black Pepper Spaghetti with rock shrimp, spicy salami, and green chiles
[BTW: wasn't wowed by the pappardelle bolognese or the bucatini]
Duck with Cabbage and Pancetta
Barbecued Skirt Steak (with some sort of bone marrow sauce!)
I should have mentioned that we have a party of 3. Based upon the general consensus, we will go the ala carte route with 3 appetizers, 3 pastas and 3 entrees. I know it is a lot of food but I would rather have too much and leave with doggy bags than have too little. Now I get to tackle that 19 page wine list. Ouch. Thanks for all your advice and suggestions!
re: bobby06877
If you like champagne...try the Franciacorto type sparkling wine.
It was delicious and served out of the magnum.
As for reds...we drank by the glass and the DonaLuna (or sounds like this) was delicious.
Definitely finish up with a moscato. They suggested an excellent one for me!
Speaking of Babbo is anyone planning to attend one of their Vintage Series dinners?
I would but the price tag ($695 pp) has me thinking.
January 22nd is the date for the first dinner.


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Therefore on behalf of our entire community we pay our tribute and gratitude to her kindness and dedication in bringing His Holiness to our door step.
Dr. Arun Gandhi Supporting the Palmo Peace Center
Born in 1934 in Durban, South Africa, Arun is the fifth grandson of India's legendary leader, Mohandas K. "Mahatma" Gandhi. Growing up under the discriminatory apartheid laws of South Africa, he was beaten by "white" South Africans for being too black and "black" South Africans for being too white; so, Arun sought eye-for-an-eye justice. However, he learned from his parents and grandparents that justice does not mean revenge, it means transforming the opponent through love and suffering. Shares his thoughts about the Palmo Peace Center while giving a lecture in Eugene, Oregon at Lane Community College.


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FYF Fest, Day Two Sunday, August 25, 2013 Los Angeles State Historic Park The 10th annual FYF Fest ended with My Bloody Valentine blowing out a monitor. While it was disappointing to hear the seminal shoegaze band's wall of sound come and go, it seemed like an appropriate ending to an epic weekend f ... More >>
My Bloody Valentine is headlining -- of course you should buy FYF Fest tickets; this is a no brainer. Okay, the decision isn't necessarily that simple. Backing up: FYF Fest is a two-day festival that takes place in downtown Los Angeles, featuring a variety of indie, electronic, punk, and comedy acts ... More >>
Yeah, yeah, yeah...we get it. Mondays suck (we've read Garfield). But it means the start of a new week, which means a bunch of killer shows in and around Phoenix. And here are a few of the coolest -- our top five must-see shows this week.
Peoria-based indie popsters Boys and Frogs have a flair for the dramatic: witness the bands excellent and creepy videos. But the cover for the trio's new mixtape, Sorry For the Weight (a pun regarding the wait for the band's follow-up to their last LP, Rain Dance Snowed In) takes the cake, ripping ... More >>
St. VincentWelcome to another installment of Up on the Sun's 2011 Review. We've been counting down our favorite songs, shows, national and local releases of 2011. Today's list comes from contributor Melissa Fossum. Maybe I'm too indecisive for my own good, but year-end lists are always a cha ... More >>
www.drinkingdiaries.comSometimes one of the best parts of a concert experience can be what you hear someone else say before, during, or after the show.Obviously there's plenty of crazy shit that goes on at Coachella, which makes for a lot of great selective listening. Some people dress up to get ... More >>
It pissed me off so much when MGMT didn't play their hit song "Kids" at Coachella this year, and I'm sure plenty of other people weren't too pleased either. Right before Coachella, MGMT released their album Congratulations, which a lot of music lovers weren't particularly crazy about. Most of MGM ... More >>
It turns out that Cee-Lo Green's song "F*ck You" isn't about a girl at all, but rather about the music industry, according to NME."I was in a place where subconsciously, my 'f*ck you' was aimed at the industry itself," Cee-Lo told NME. "You have to be kind, you have to court it, and be considerat ... More >>
Move aside, angry pigeons -- piss is the new birdshit. In a story that seems too good to be true, MGMT drummer Will Berman was hit in the chest by a glass full of urine during a gig at the Manchester Apollo Sunday night. The band was in the middle of the song "The Handshake," from their admittedl ... More >>
In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries:
Apple co-owner Steve Jobs has more money than God by now, which is why Apple has unlimited options for what they could do with everything they've earned from iTunes alone.According to Hypebot, it costs around $75 million per month for Apple to operate iTunes. Prefix pulled together a solid list o ... More >>
Song: Can't Stop (Weezer vs. MGMT vs. Coldplay vs. The Kooks)Context: Still trying to find a recorded version of Weezer's cover of MGMT's "Kids." Nothing doing, though there are lots of low-quality YouTube videos, but this mashup is pretty great. Can't Stop (Weezer vs. MGMT vs. Coldplay vs. ... More >>
These days, the lines between indie and mainstream music are difficult to pinpoint. With indie artists featured prominently in mainstream media (I'm looking at you, Twilight soundtrack), it's hard to see what makes indie music, well, indie. When you add celebrities to the mix, it becomes even more d ... More >>
As Idolator points out, John Legend and The Roots are typically known for their socially conscious music. So it was a bit surprising to hear that Legend performed the music for the 2010 Miss Universe Pageant. The performance featured the skinny girls in heels performing choreography that was more li ... More >>
Floating heads shooting lasers, machete wielding mad men, exploding gingers and Lady Gaga.You're probably asking yourself what all of these things have in common. If you said, 'things you see while dropping acid,' you aren't that far off. Actually, those scenes are just some of the oddball image ... More >>
Look! It's the Cribs (and that guy who used to be in the Smiths)!Lollapalooza 2010 on Sunday was a little off from the other days from the start. At the begininng of the day, it looks like the elements were going to ruin the day with a nasty storm running through downtown Chicago. Th ... More >>
There are people who just don't like music festivals. It won't matter who's on the bill or whether the show is in the middle of the desert or the center of a city; they're just not interested in seeing bite-size sets crushed by an often bikini topped mob. Don't get me wrong, I understand. I hadn ... More >>
It's been a pretty big past two weeks for indie rock: Hold Steady, New Pornographers, Flying Lotus, The National, The Dead Weather. That's a lot of heavy-hitters. Meanwhile, some lower-profile stuff has been piling up on my desk, so it's time to give you a rundown of the other stuff I've been lis ... More >>
Artist: Male BondingTitle: Nothing HurtsRelease date: May 11Label: Sub PopRemember all the buzz about Wavves last year? I thought they were just okay. Hopefully, their next record (slated for release this year) will be better. In the meantime, I'll be listening to the new record by Male Bonding, ... More >>
So if you haven't listened to the new Dead Weather album Sea of Cowards yet, it's pretty freggin' awesome. But did you know that Jack White is a fan of none other than Lady Gaga? According to a blog written by wenn.com, White tried to channel the pop star on the song The Difference Between Us. He ... More >>
Dakota Jeane is just one of the local artists that made Radio Phoenix's weekly top ten list.It's always lovely to see local radio stations supporting local bands. Radio Phoenix always makes an effort, but this week in particular they're spinning our local kids more than a little. Though MGMT's re ... More >>
Yes, today's college kids consider this literature.Once upon a time -- in a time we'll call The Good Old Days -- so-called "college survival kits" included notebooks and detergent and shit like that. That was before kids were all stupid little losers, though. Now, they apparently need help figuri ... More >>
Who would've thunk that this guy would outsell Coheed and Cambria at the Tempe Zia?Here's a look at what's selling this week at local record stores.MGMT's Congratulations holds steady with several number one spots, Record Store Day exclusives manage to still be selling well, especially at Revolve ... More >>
If you're craving a little vintage Jimmy Eat World, you're in luck. The Arizona rock band has a vintage video on YouTube from a performance way back in the day, at the 1997 Mind Over Matter Fest in Detroit. And if you happened to miss the band when it performed on the hip kids' show Yo Gabba Gabba!, ... More >>
MGMT: Interesting music, plain clothes?For better or worse, music and fashion have been tied together for a long time. GQ published a short photo spread featuring several indie-cool bands all decked out in designer suits. While I always love a sharp-dressed man, it's hard to feel good about indie ... More >>
Peter M. StorchOh, do we have a show for you this time around. We're all very excited here at New Times studios because we've grasped the podcast technology to the point that our shows almost sound passable.But you're not listening to this stuff to hear music editor Martin Cizmar (he even says th ... More >>
This week, looking at What's Selling is a little different. That's because Saturday was the long-anticipated Record Store Day, and hopefully you didn't miss out.Not only did all of our favorite local record stores have live in-store performances, but they sold a ton of exclusive material only ... More >>
Coachella Day 1: Vampire Weekend, La Roux, Imogen Heap, and The Specials Despite major difficulty actually getting in to Coachella this year, the 2010 festival launched on Friday, April 16 full of great performances and over-sized art installations. Check out shots from Ra Ra Riot, Imogen Hea ... More >>
Yup. That's the album art.A funny thing happened Friday night: MGMT's sophomore album Congratulations leaked on the internet. With the album not due out until April 13, the band figured they might as well use this to their advantage and stream it on their official website. The band had this ... More >>
The 2010 lineup for the Sasquatch! Music Festival has been announced, and it is, my friends, rather impressive (finally)It's been a long time coming, but the Sasquatch! Music Festival -- held annually at Washington's Gorge Amphitheater over Memorial Day weekend -- has come of age. Too long the ... More >>
Vampire Weekend tops out the list of best selling records at Zia in Tempe this weekend. While Phoenix sold out their upcoming show at Marquee, they're not doing too bad in album sales either. Here are the trendy records bought trendy college kids are buying at Zia. 1. Vampire Weekend - Contra 2. ... More >>
So Much Silence: Modified memories: Ami Johnson (booking manager)Idolator: Green Day Premiere The Stage Musical Version Of '21 Guns'NME: Stevie Wonder becomes United Nations Messenger of PeacePitchfork: Animal Collective's Highly Anticipated Film to Premiere at Sundance 2010Rolling Stone: Dave Grohl ... More >>
NME: Authorities release Michael Jackson 911 call Pitchfork: MGMT to Open for Paul McCartney Rolling Stone: U2's "Spider-Man" Musical to Star Evan Rachel Wood, Alan Cumming So Much Silence: Incoming: Sunny Day Real Estate (!), Oct. 9 Spin: Michael Jackson's Legacy: Neither Black Nor White NME: ... More >>
NME: Paul McCartney: 'I want to work with MGMT' - video Pitchfork: Radiohead Open Digital Store, Sell In Rainbows CD 2 Electric Mustache: Mp3: Rock Plaza Central "(Dont You Believe the Words of) Handsome Men" Rolling Stone: Guitar Hero: Van Halen Nixes Michael Anthony, Sammy Hagar Spin: Jack White ... More >>
Spin: Jay-Z's 'Blueprint 3' Out This SeptemberRolling Stone: The Biggest, Oddest (and Most Unique) Sound in New YorkPitchfork: Santigold's Label Attempts to Block Santigold MixtapeNME: Grammys ditch polka category for 2010 AwardsSpin: Amanda Palmer, Neil Gaiman Perform Together in NYCPitchfork: Bla ... More >>
In this line of work, feeling a little old on the job is an occupational hazard. Still, few times have I felt more disconnected from the concertgoers around me than I did walking in during the last two songs by critically despised teeny-bopping post-hardcore act I Set My Friends on Fire, wherein the ... More >>
Do y'all smell that? No, it's not the repulsive scent of the titanic dump those Pittsburgh Steelers bastards dropped on the PHX's collective hopes and dreams for Super Bowl championship. I'm talking about something much, much better: The glorious smell of freshly released albums. The post-Christ ... More >>
Can an album comprised solely of samples really be an artistic achievement? Honestly, I'm a little bit torn about naming Girl Talk's Feed The Animals the best album of the year. After all, it is a record made up entirely of mashups, so, strictly speaking, there's not a note of new music in this ba ... More >>
By Martin Cizmar and Benjamin Leatherman Photos by Luke Holwerda Beck Hansen, live in Phoenix. See more shots in our Beck and MGMT slideshow. Music Editor Martin Cizmar and Clubs Editor Benjamin Leatherman both attended Beck's show at the Dodge Theatre Monday night. Here's their review, point ... More >>
By Benjamin Leatherman It's a damn shame that in a city the size of Phoenix (the fifth largest in the nation last we checked) there's a real dearth of cool independent music stores. But, hey, at least it lets us appreciate those scant few record shops that are available all the more. Like Revol ... More >>
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4 Bedroom/3.5 Bath (Sleeps 8-10)
Las Palmas - A Tranquil Montecito Escape
NOTE: We do not use the availability calendar on this website. Please visit Paradise Retreats website for availability information. Use the 'For Property Information and Availability Calendar' link located at the bottom of this page.
It has been said, 'Location is everything.' Las Palmas offers this and so much more! Situated just one block off Coast Village Road in the heart of the Lower Village of Montecito, this home has been recently refurnished and is within walking distance to fine dining, exclusive boutiques and great coffee shops. Guests might find themselves rubbing elbows with locals and celebrities alike! Using the 'secret pathway,' spectacular Butterfly Beach in front of The Four Seasons Biltmore is just a 10 minute walk away.
The lush backyard is perfect for spending leisurely sunny days or starlit nights. Mature palm trees soar overhead offering a friendly nod to the tropics, adding a peaceful vacation feel to the backyard oasis. The central patio with bright Mexican tiles and terra cotta fireplace further adds to the relaxed aesthetic and welcoming appeal. The upper pool terrace with Pebble-tech pool and built-in spa offers plenty of chaise lounges for sun worshippers, and also a seating area under shady palms to avoid the direct rays.
A neutral color palette and natural fabrics add to the calming appeal of both the Living Room and Dining Room. They share vaulted ceilings and an open, informal atmosphere. The large fireplace casts a warm glow throughout the space.
The Kitchen is truly a delightful place to cook while staying connected to activity nearby in the Dining Room, Living Room as well as the Family Room. The Family Room is well appointed with fireplace, a large flat screen TV, and Sonos music system. Open the French doors to keep an eye on the grill just outside on the central patio.
The south facing Bedroom #2 is spacious with king-size bed, walk-in closet and en suite Bathroom. The north facing guest Bedroom #3 with queen-size bed offers tranquil views of an interior patio with a table just perfect for spending quiet mornings with a good cup of coffee and handmade lemon scone from Jeannine's just up the street. A Jack and Jill style Bathroom has shared access with this room and the adjacent Media Room. French doors from the Media Room also lead to the private patio.
The Master Suite occupies the second floor. More vaulted ceilings create a lofty and open feel with curved windows that bring in plenty of sunshine. French doors from the Master Suite lead directly out to the pool, making a late night relaxing dip in the pool or relaxing built-in spa effortless.
The newly remodeled Master Bathroom is spacious and bright, and clearly meant to offer a spa-like experience with unique marble, glass shower and luxurious soaking tub.
The detached Garage has been converted to a 4th Bedroom and offers 2 twin beds and a sofa sleeper. Self contained and casual, this space is a perfect overflow room for independent teens to settle into a space of their own, or a perfect escape hatch from the main house to just watch TV uninterrupted away from the busy activity inside. Please note there is no attached Bathroom.
The enclosed motor court is behind iron gates, and a basketball hoop is provided for some fun before cooling off in the pool. Bikes are also provided as one more great perk of this friendly property!
Welcoming and comfortable, Las Palmas offers the perfect Montecito location for memorable family vacations or a working professional's great escape! Relax, unwind and enjoy a well-deserved respite at Las Palmas.
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It has recently come to my attention that a lot of you seem to like the rougher more sadistic side of Dolf.. I am so happy to know this! I have been told that my commanding voice and aggressive nature is a huge turn on for you guys so I can assure you I will be using it a lot more.. last night in chat was amazing.. thanks to Nevyn who has made it very clear to me that he deserves to be ordered to tip me (if you read this Nevyn, tip me 50 credits while I am OFFLINE slave it will amuse me... Read More »
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Getting Nostalgic About Old Video Games at E3
Remember the Sega Master System? What about the Power Glove? We take a look at some of E3's more old-school gaming systems.
Remember the Sega Master System? What about the Power Glove? We take a look at some of E3's more old-school gaming systems.
This just rolled in: Sony and Sega are partnering to develop a "Sonic the Hedgehog" movie.
The term "console wars" currently evokes images of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 battling for gamers hearts and dollars, but in the late '80s and early '90s, the war between Mario and Sonic was all anyone cared about. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are writing and directing a movie based on those gaming console wars between Sega and Nintendo, according to a press release on Booktrade.
Prepare to lose your weekend: Sega has released a pitch-perfect port of Crazy Taxi for the iPhone and iPad. As the lyrics in the game say, "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!" For the uninitiated, Crazy Taxi is a fast-paced arcade racing game where players are tasked with picking up clients and delivering them to their locations while driving around in a tricked-out convertible taxi cab. Take too much time to deliver the passenger and you'll lose your fare.
A new video game system from Sega takes playing video games while you're in the bathroom to a whole new level. Called Toylet, the urinal-mounted game system not only has you play games while you're in the bathroom, it's powered by urine. Rather than use a traditional controller, the gaming system has a sensor that measures the volume and pressure involved in your...flow, and uses that to control a game.
It's a sad truth: Not every great idea translates into commercial success. Some products launch "ahead of their time," either because the tech can't support the concept, or because the public isn't ready to invest in such a radical idea. From an early interactive television to Nokia's infamous N-Gage phone, we've taken a look at 10 such gadgets that the market just wasn't ripe to receive, but the principles of which have since borne fruit for other brands.
SEGA Pass, the gaming company's member database and online network, has been hacked. SEGA took the SEGA Pass system offline Thursday. Friday morning, it sent an email to Pass members alerting them that an unauthorized and unidentified third party had gained access to the SEGA Pass database. Members' email addresses, birth dates and encrypted passwords were obtained in the attack, according to the company.
We've taken a trip back in time to look at the video game consoles of yesteryear. These 16 commercials represent the early home video games market dating from 1972 all the way up to the late '80s. We even managed to dig up the world's very first video game commercial. Take a look through our video gallery, in roughly chronological order, and let us know your memories of early home computer gaming -- and your opinion on how they were marketed -- in the comments below.
Japanese game publisher Sega is trying to recapture some of its yesteryear glory by reviving Sonic the Hedgehog, its most prestigious franchise. The 3D Sonic games released during the past couple of years have left a lot to be desired, but the bargain-priced and downloadable Sonic 4 returns to the format of the original Sega Genesis games. As soon as you see the classic opening screens, you'll know that Sonic 4 Episode I is a love letter to the classics some of us grew up playing.
You can divide people into two distinct groups, those who play Sega's Football Manager and those who'd rather watch moss grow than play that game. Given that you don't actually get to control the players in the game, but merely manage your team and try to turn it into a champion, it definitely doesn't appeal to everyone. But the folks who get hooked usually end up spending way too much time playing it.
A completely legit Sega Genesis emulator for the iPhone and iPod touch will hit the Apple App Store this February, according to Gizmodo. It will be free with one game (Space Harrier II), but you'll be able to buy more games within the app for $5.99 and under. Sonic the Hedgehog, Shining Force, Golden Axe and Ecco the Dolphin will be among the first games available. Sonic the Hedgehog and other Sega games have been available as independent downloads in the App Store for months.


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Union First Market reports better results
Union First Market Bankshares Corp. earned $6.2 million and 22 cents per share for the first quarter, the Richmond-based company reported today. That's a $4.5 million increase in net income and a 16-cent increase in earnings per share from the three months ending March 31, 2010.
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Product description
Dresscode is a cabinet which can be erected in the twinkling of an eye without any tools.
Its individual parts can be packed on a minimal size, are very light and easily to transport. Thus the cabinet is mobile and can become your favorite companion for nearly all living and dwelling circumstances.
The robust cabinet sheets, made of compound fabric system, are clambed into a wooden frame. Its inside can be embellished individually with shelves which can be set up in various heights as well as clothes rails. Dresscode is available in two widths.
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frame ash untreated panels compound fabric outside red, olive-green, grey inside black or outside/inside white
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Nomination for Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany 2007
iF product design award 2006, gold award
International Design Award Baden-Württemberg 2006, Focus Energy Silver
Nomination for Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany 2006
interior innovation award cologne 2005, category: Best Material
Good Design Award 2005, The Chicago Athenæum
Nomination for Design Award Switzerland 2005
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06 Articles about Nils Holger Moormann and Jörg Boner
Buffaloes in the Swiss underground
Flying parquet floorboards, a Colombian high-speed knitter and wooden buffaloes peacefully grazing: At the 15th Designers' Saturday in Langenthal, Switzerland, the designers and manufacturers once again opted for unusual means to stage their products.› To the article
Simple and smart –
perfect working from home
Working from home – a convenient alternative in today's networked age. Working at the dinner table or cram heavy-duty desks is not necessary – considering the abundance of small, delicate, readily movable and well-designed alternatives. We present the best choices.› To the article
No tightrope walker: 5 questions for Nils Holger Moormann
Novelties ain't everything. Last year Nils Holger Moormann played Ludo and didn't bother going to Milan. This time he's heading for the Salone, leisurely, with no furniture of his own.› To the article


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7 Bedrooms, 7 Baths, Sleeps 20
7 Bedroom, 7 Bath Log Cabin in The Smokies consisting of 6 King Bedroom suites, each with private baths and 1 BR with one set of single bunks and another with a double and single bunk also with private full bath. There are 2 great rooms each with surround sound systems, one with a pool table as well as a multicade game for 2 players. The 2 master suites have in-room hot tubs as well as in-suite fireplaces and full baths.
There is a screened in deck with hot tub and another deck with outdoor dining and mountain views. The home is located 1 mile from the Parkway and major attractions. There is also a resort swimming pool on the property as well.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Mickey Turner
We love this area and all the attractions and amenities that Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg provide. We have been blessed to travel extensively throughout the years with our three children and decided to purchase this home in order to have a nice place to share with our family and friends. This is our vacation home in the mountains and we hope you enjoy it.
Mickey Turner purchased this cabin in 2012
Why Mickey Turner chose Pigeon Forge
We like the space and the location of this home and the warm friendly feeling you get when you walk in.
What makes this cabin unique
It is rare to find a home with this many bedrooms that all have their own private bathrooms and still have plenty of room for everyone to feel comfortable. The location is great!