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Jan 31st
beat winter doldrums with bright fashion
Parties, festive drinks, gifts, comfort food… the holidays are a blast for so many reasons. That seemingly never-ending string of events with friends and family is part of what makes November and December so special, from Thanksgiving to New Year's. But once the confetti clears and you emerge from your champagne haze, January can look, well, pretty bleak. With nary a cinnamon stick or office party in sight, it's easy to fall into the post-holiday doldrums.
Never fear, tartelettes: we have some fashion suggestions to perk you up and get you through the first few freezing weeks of 2012!
1. Sparkles
Just because the holiday events are over doesn't mean you have to shelve your glitzier pieces. Keep the party going by pairing your favorite sparkly dress with a cozy boyfriend blazer, a la Sandra – you won't scream "festive!", and, with some thick tights, you'll still be winter-appropriate.
2. Fun tights
When it's this cold outside, you may be tempted to forgo your adorable dresses and skirts for the seemingly smarter option – pants. But wait! Tights can be just as warm, especially when topped off with a pair of snug boots. Glam up your gams with some brightly-colored, patterned, or ribbed tights.
3.Bold lips
An even quicker way to brighten up that dark winter wardrobe: a bold lip. We're thrilled about the recent return of bright lip colors, from universally-flattering orange-red to shocking pink (rocked here by Alexis Bledel). Pair with mega-lashes (courtesy tarte's lights, camera, lashes! mascara) and a touch of shimmer. Hands down, the prettiest – and easiest! – accessories for an all-black outfit.
4. Bright additions
Neutrals, neutrals, and more neutrals. Even the most style-savvy girl can get stuck in the winter rut of go-to basics. But what better way to lighten up a grey day than with some color? Neons are very on-trend right now, and they goes gorgeously with black, grey, cream, and camel; add a splash of bright color with your jewelry, your purse, or even just your nails.
Jan 27th
the ultimate mascara guide
Jan 25th
walk it off: the best winter footwear
tartelettes, just a few years ago, I wouldn't have been caught dead in anything even resembling practical winter footwear. My cold-weather strategy was to sport the same ballet flats and heels I wore the rest of the year, in which I would step gingerly down my front walk before dashing into the warmth of my car.
Then, I moved to New York. Bye-bye, car. Hello, hikes across town, capricious weather, and snowboots.
But, because this is the Big Apple — the nation's capital of the stylish yet practical shoe — a city girl's winter gear has to protect her from the elements while still looking fabulous. You never know who might be just around the corner, even in a snowstorm.
Over the past few years, I've discovered a few cold-weather footwear options that are equal parts cute and practical.
Faux leather boots are possibly the easiest way to maintain a chic aesthetic while staying comfy and warm. You can't go wrong with classic black or brown. Or, if you want to mix things up a little, opt for a pair of rock-and-roll-esque motorcycle boots. Brands like Diesel and Harley-Davidson offer non-leather boots that'll add a bit of sass to any look. Find them at a vintage store, and they'll be all broken in for you. Regardless of the style, layer up with thick socks (bonus points if you try a pair of patterned knee-highs that peek out over the top).
Throw old-school fashion rules out the window by keeping heels high and hemlines short this winter — there's no need to keep those gorgeous gams covered up. Go for a high-heeled version of your daytime boot. Or stay warm with stockings and some fun, leg-defining booties. If it's not wet out, sport your favorite peep-toe pumps with black tights. Even Rachel Zoe approves
On those rainy, cold days, rain boots with thick socks are the way to go. These aren't the clunky rubber monstrosities of your youth; in recent years, shoe designers have begun churning out weather-proofed styles that are adorable and, above all, discreet. The best are those that look like boots you would wear anyways, rain or shine. My favorites are by Hunter, which have a slim shape and are super-durable. Classic black is a chic choice — but red and yellow are fun childhood throwbacks. Just try to resist stomping in puddles in these.
Of course, when it's sleeting out, there are few other options than those dreaded snowboots. Never fear! Even these can be chic. I'm obsessed with this adorable style by Sorel — made with waxed canvas and detailed with faux fur — which I'd be hard-pressed not to wear, even on a clear day.
Jan 24th
the Kaeng Raeng cleanse results
I finally finished the cleanse!
For the most part I'm glad I did it and stuck with the six-day plan. Day two was a little hard because my body was craving more sustenance and I really needed to chew on something, so I had a stockpile of vegetables by my side at all times. Day three and four were a little easier because I was adjusting, but near the end of day four I developed a headache that I could not get rid of, no matter how much water I drank. Day five went a little smoother because I knew I was almost done.
The last day I pushed through and felt great. My skin cleared up and I've lost 5 ½ pounds (granted this will return when I go back to my normal eating). This cleanse was great because it rid my body of toxins — so I can start eating healthy and fresh for the New Year. Still, I recommend the three day cleanse, but if you have the stamina to do six all the power to ya!
Jan 18th
congratulations to our "pinning" on the glitz with tarte sweepstakes winners!
We launched our Pinterest account only 4 weeks ago. Shortly after, we hosted our first Pinterest sweepstakes: "pinning" on the glitz with tarte! We knew we were on to something when we were flooded with submissions within the first few hours after the contest went live.
We've thoroughly enjoyed looking at your submissions over the past few weeks. We love the creativity and enthusiasm you put into designing your ideal New Year's Eve through images. From sparkly high heels and bombshell lashes to sleek trousers and elegant champagne flutes, we loved the unique style of each board.
Luckily, winners were chosen at random – we don't think we could have narrowed it down to just ten winners based on merit alone – and we're pleased to announce them!
Congratulations to our ten "pinning" on the glitz with tarte sweepstakes winners:
Angelique F., from Montara, CA
Hannah C., from Green Cove Springs, FL
Karen A., from South Milwaukee, WI
Saarah S., from Playa Del Rey, CA
Courtney C., from Matthews, NC
Tiffany J., from Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Stephanie W. from El Dorado Hills, CA
Chelsea B., from Eugene, OR
Tasia W., Winston Salem, NC
Sara B., from Palmdale, CA
Thanks for playing tartelettes!
Jan 17th
get the look: Debra Messing at the 2012 Golden Globes
"Debra said she wanted knock-em-dead eyes. She wanted a super smoky dramatic look, so we made it all about glamorous eyes, and accentuated them with a shiny, natural nude gloss on the lips." – Jeannia Robinette, celebrity makeup artist
And be sure to check out Debra's face chart!
- To begin, Jeannia used tarte's Amazonian clay 12-hour full coverage foundation with Broad Spectrum SPF 15, applied with tarte's new airbrush finish bamboo foundation brush.
- She added a touch of sheen with tarte's new maracuja blush & glow brightening luminizer and cheek tint in candlelight on the tops of her cheekbones and around her temples
- She then used Amazonian clay bronzer in park ave princess to contour the hollows of her cheeks.
- To make her cheekbones pop, she used tarte's new Amazonian clay 12-hour blush in buff a warm nude with a touch of shimmer, on the apples of her cheeks and along her cheekbones.
- She lined the inner rims of the eyes with tarte's emphasEYES™ high-definition inner rim eyeliner black pencil
- Then she smudged smolderEYES Amazonian clay waterproof liner in golden black along the lash line, followed by smolderEYES Amazonian clay waterproof liner in olive, which added the perfect hint of green to complement her earrings.
- She followed by tapping on Amazonian clay cream shadow in shimmering moss to set the look and strike the perfect balance of black and green.
- For loads of volume and dramatic separation on her upper lashes, Jeannia used two coats of tarte's light, camera, lashes! clinically-proven mascara, which made her eyes pop.
- To complete Debra's sexy, Hollywood glam look, Jeannia filled her lips with tarte LipSurgence™ lip luster in buff, then added major shine with tarte's new maracuja divine shine lip gloss in glisten.
Jan 16th
clean start: the Kaeng Raeng cleanse
Ok, it's a new year and I've gone down the list: my room is de-cluttered, my car's been washed, I cleaned out my makeup bag, and I'm finally financially organized.
While I'm cleaning out my lifestyle, why not cleanse my body as well? After reading a blog called The Kind Life, I decided to rid my body of nasty toxins with a cleanse called Kaeng Raeng — a nutritional meal replacement detox program.
The cleanse helps to peel off pounds, relieve bloating, improve digestion, boost immunity, enhance energy, and give you that natural glow. It's totally vegan, gluten free, and caffeine free. It was kind of pricy, but it seemed well worth it. I mean, it is my body.
I'm only on day 2, but so far I feel great. In the past when I've attempted a cleanse, I never got past day 1. With this one, all I have to do is drink one meal replacement pouch 3 times a day for 3 or 6 days. I chose 6 days — I'm going all out. I'm also allowed to eat as many raw fruits and vegetables as I want!
Each pouch contains more than a full serving of fruit and fiber, 15g of lean non-GMO protein, 2 billion live probiotic cultures, essential amino acids, and daily vitamins. The drinks don't taste as bad as I thought they would, I'm actually able to satisfy myself — I wasn't expecting that. I've also lost 3 pounds and noticed that my skin is clearer…and its only day 2!
Wish me luck and I'll keep you posted!
Later tartelettes!
Jan 11th
birds of a feather: 'fly' accessories for spring
Yes, it's January, but with the temps in New York City swinging from icy to balmy without warning, we're gearing up for spring — whether it be in three months, or three days. To channel the sleek and airy styles we plan on sporting once the first blooms appear, we've rounded up our favorite chic — and edgy — bird accessories for our wardrobes, homes and guys.
Clockwise from left: Betsey Johnson glitter owl stretch ring; Wendy Mink gold plated hammered bird cuff; mother nesting birds necklace at Uncommongoods; St. Joshua Gold Swallow bird cuff links; Aslan's Garden Bird On A Wire hook; birds jewelry stand at Urban Outfitters; and in the middle, my favorite of these soaring accessories, Absolute™ Brown and Champagne feather pendant by Laura M.
So spread those wings tartelettes, and rock these little birdies regardless of the season!
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Schedule Tasks GUI style with Gnome Schedule
Productivity Sauce
The cron tool lets you schedule system tasks, but if fiddling with cron's settings in a text editor is not your cup of tea, then the Gnome Schedule tool is right up your alley. Gnome Schedule is available in the software repositories of many popular Linux distros, so you can easily install it on your machine using your distro's package manager. On Ubuntu, you can do that by running the following command:
sudo apt-get install gnome-schedule
To launch Gnome Schedule, run the gnome-schedule command in the terminal. To create a new task, press the New button in the main toolbar. Select the type of task you want to create. Most often, you would want to create a recurrent task that runs at predefined intervals. To create a scheduled task, select the Recurrent task option, give the new task a descriptive name, and specify the command or script you want the task to perform. By default, the utility displays the output of the command or the script in a separate terminal window, but you can disable this feature by selecting the Suppress output option. Use then the options available in the Time & Date section to specify the desired schedule.
If you plan to add multiple jobs with similar settings, you can save the created task as a template. This way, you don't have to create every single task from scratch.
To check whether the added task works as it's supposed to, use the Run selected task button. You can also use this to run the task at any time. That's pretty much all there is to it. Gnome Schedule is not overloaded with features, but it makes it supremely easy to add and configure scheduled tasks.comments powered by Disqus
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unclebradJune 13, 2014
This guy has been growing in the back yard for a while and I have no idea whether it is something that is going to turn into a nuisance or not.
Any idea what it is?
saltcedar(Sunset zn 30/usda 8b)
Datura wrightii?
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Flinders Island farmer Terrence Klug says he's worried the island's Tasmanian Government veterinary service will be cut. Mr Klug says Flinders Island is a gateway for animal diseases to enter Tasmania but the politicians don't seem to understand.
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Dr Lloyd Klumpp from Biosecurity Tasmania is planning a full review of biosecurity risks and issues for the Bass Strait islands. He says until the review is complete no decisions on staffing will be made.
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The Tasmanian Government says until a full review of biosecurity risks and issues for the Bass Strait islands is complete no changes to services are planned.
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Victorian veterinarian Dr Jade Hammer says Theileria cattle disease is 'of global significance' and warns South Australian cattle producers to expect many more outbreaks. Read More
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A Victorian veterinarian is frustrated by suggestions a cattle disease that spread to South Australia is "benign" and "insignificant" and warns producers there will be many more outbreaks when conditions allow.
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Veterinarians in the Hunter Valley and North West regions of New South Wales are calling on pig dog owners to be be on the lookout for signs of brucellosis after several dogs tested positive for the disease.
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Expensive and lethal testing on imported ornamental fish is postponed after pressure is applied on the Government by the pet industry.
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The President of the Australian Cattle Veterinarians Association Dr Enoch Bergman says there is on going support from his organisation for the live cattle trade to continue.
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More than 200 cattle and sheep veterinarians have gathered in Hobart for a week long conference to discuss animal welfare issues, like live export and animals in bushfire.
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North Coast Local Land Services' district veterinarian, Ian Poe, says the local outbreak of cattle tick fever is unusual
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Paul Freeman says the beef cattle property, and adjoining landholding, are in quarantine.
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Form vs function/Practicality vs design in appliances
I'm torn whether my first priority in choosing kitchen appliances should be function and practicality or look/design feature. (And, I am dealing with a husband who thinks it is ridiculous to pay extra for something like colored paint on a range.)
Here's my situation. I live in a fairly upscale older, urban neighborhood so, while I am not thinking of resale, I need to stay in line with what expectations are in kitchens here. I have a kitchen with 1920s birch cabinets in a honey tone (some original and some we had custom built) and hardwood floors. I have white appliances because I think they are more appropriate for the feel of the era and because stainless leaves me absolutely cold. I want the ambiance and feel (not an exact duplication) of a kitchen of that era rather than a current trendy kitchen. It is time to get a new range and new countertops; I am strongly thinking about soapstone countertops.
The range is what is problematic. Our current range is a 30" slide in, but if we spend a bit on carpentry we could figure out how to put in a 36". All of the white appliances are on different walls than the range.
Easiest and more practical would be to put in a good quality 30" stainless steel box (that is exactly what they look like to me) like every manufacturer sells. This is what my husband votes for rationalizing that stainless is fine, all manufacturers highlight stainless currently, we could get a true cook's range with high BTUs, and having a stainless range on a different wall from the white appliances would work well visually. Or, if I want to go little more design-oriented, I could get a stainless range with the colored front panel. This is what my husband thinks is ridiculous, and he can't believe I would pay more (around $600) for the same appliance just because it would be more aesthetically appealing to me. Or, the most impractical choice would be to get a 36" colored Aga Legacy we have found as a discounted floor model. The specs as far as burner type and BTUs on this aren't as good as the other more pro-oriented stoves that are real cooking machines we are considering. And, its oven sizes are miniscule, but I have a wall oven too so this is not a major consideration. So, the Aga would be a total trade off of performance for style and looks. But, it certainly is cute and appealing visually for the theme of my kitchen.
Has anyone faced a similar dilemma? What would you do? Should I be swayed by the promise of those mega-sized Bluestar or Viking burners? Or, would I be happier with a cuter but less real cook-oriented Legacy? I do cook, probably quite a bit better than most people, but am by no means a foodie or someone who is constantly turning out gourmet meals. And, even though he is resisting I think I can get my husband to go in whichever direction. It is just that I am not 100% certain myself other knowing that I really hate plain stainless. Thanks.
I have an Aga, but not the Legacy, so cannot attest to it's cooking abilities. There are some Legacy owners here so perhaps they will chime in on it's merits. I love my Aga. It fits my look and my cooking style. Although the ovens look small, they are quite roomy and can hold a 27 lb. turkey. I would not say they were less "cook oriented". I would say that function should always take precedence over form, so if you need higher BTU, then go for that on a different stove. Certainly all stoves will work adequately for most cooks. Look for what you like and what is easy to clean!
They still make plain white gas ranges that don't come with a pro price tag. I'd pick that middle ground.
2K at AJ Madison, and probably less elsewhere. Special order at any box store or Sears too if you aren't in a big metro area.
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30" Freestanding Gas Range with 5 Sealed Burners, 19,000 BTU Tri-Ring, 5.4 cu. ft. Convection Oven, Self-Clean, Baking Drawer and Grill/Griddle Accessory
For appliances, my primary goal is the functionality. That being said, my strategy has been to find the appliance that meets my functionality requirement and then I see what look options I can also get. A beautiful design can come with great functionality.. and if you look hard enough in retail stores as well online, you can always pay less than reatil. Sometimes way less.
Function above all ... if you've ever worked in a "showcase kitchen" you know what I mean.
while I am not thinking of resale, I need to stay in line with what expectations are in kitchens here Don't worry about resale or the local expectations. Get what YOU need for your life. Because the neighborhood is not using your kitchen, you are.
I say go for the AGA.
If it makes your heart sing, that is the most important thing. Every time you walk into your kitchen you will gravitate toward it.
I am a serious cook, and don't have a "practical" "workhorse" range. My good friend just remodeled her kitchen and chose a stainless Bluestar. It is a wonderful range and the function is fabulous, but when you walk into her kitchen you don't even really notice it.
If you want a range that fits in with the vintage look and comes in a great color and you love the AGA AND you have a wall oven...then you're golden.
As far as husbands go, they will never be convinced. But, when he sees how happy you are in a kitchen you love, he will probably not begrudge the extra money.
Sometimes you can get the color as a free upgrade. I did for my Bluestar range. At the time, if you attended one of their demonstrations, you got your choice of a free color upgrade or a free set of cookware. I took the color.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bluestar demonstrations
I'm doing the Aga Legacy. I hope I like it, since I cook a lot, but there are no guarantees that I will. But the same can be said for any other stove.
The vaunted divide between cooks and looks isn't really so wide. Viking? Regarded as junk on the Appliances forum, and in many other places besides. Bluestar? Great hobs but there are one too many stories about the ovens that include phrases like, "wall of flame," "shower of sparks" and "out of my house now." Capital Culinarian? It simmers for a lucky few but not for the many. The arrival of the long-promised simmer burner may or may not precede the Second Coming. The new American range? Looks promising, but a little ugly and still unproven. Plus, while all of those ranges have open burners, which I like, they also deliver furnace-level BTUs, which I don't want. High BTUs require you to drop extra thousands in ventilation and, critically, make up air (MUA). I can't fathom what the heck I'd ever need that firepower for, unless I'm feeding Smith & Wollensky ribeyes to 35 tops a night.
The Aga Legacy doesn't have tons of reviews, but the ones I've seen are positive for its cooking ability.
In addition, if you really did decide on a pro-style firebreather, you can get a whole range of colors, not just white.
And, I'm sorry, but if a spouse who can afford a Viking ever told me that I couldn't have a color I really wanted because it costs $600, I'd tell them to start shopping for an appliance that accepts batteries. And I don't mean a stove.
What about a cooktop over a wall oven? I once had a white Bosch gas cooktop that was simple and could fit the vintage feel.
BTW, my Viking is a very nice range, no issues.
Here is a link that might be useful: cooktop and wall oven
Soapstone and a black induction cooktop over a oven could be an option. Induction is precise, powerful and does not throw off heat. Now number one in the top restaurants worldwide.
Viking appliances are mentioned in reviews in the Appliance forum. Their reliability has been variable.
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I really appreciate all of the advice, and I am still torn. Yesterday we went to talk to the Bluestar rep and to see it. It certainly is an impressive piece of equipment with those blazing hot burners, and yes there is even a visual difference between the flame size and level of the mega-sized 22K burners and the 15K. That said, I really need to spend some time reflecting on whether I truly need all of that fire power. The free color upgrade was offered to us and must be the incentive to get people in to talk to the rep. So, this would give me my color.....My husband was quite impressed with the build of the stove and the mechanics. But, I also keep thinking of all I've read of Bluestar problems with hot and sticking doors etc.
For anyone else considering a Bluestar or other high-powered range, we learned some new things about installation and safety that we had never heard from any of the other sales people we've talked with. A high- powered range like this needs to have a fire proof/resistant back wall if it is installed with the standard island trim kit. We have white subway tile as a four foot high backsplash and had assumed we'd be fine as is, but apparently this is not sufficient unless it is fire proof tile (I have no idea how one would know this) AND the tile needs to go down 6" below the top of the range. Otherwise, you need to buy at least the 6" high backguard. This is what we'll be doing if we buy this.
The dealer we visited yesterday had a cream colored Legacy on the floor. It was gorgeous and much more attractive than the white one we saw elsewhere. So, if you are looking for a light color Legacy, go for cream because it looked so much more rich and definitely not as cheap appearing as the white model. I still really like the Legacy a lot and can see pluses to it. First of all, it really is cute looking and would set an entirely different tone for our kitchen. We are empty nesters and those smaller ovens would be nice most of the time for what we cook for ourselves. But, I also know the burners are not as powerful as the more pro ranges (whether I need more power is a whole different story), and I really much prefer the open burners over the closed of the Legacy. While fine, I think the overall construction is a bit less sturdy than the Bluestar type models since the burners are aluminum rather than the brass of the Bluestar. And, one of the major concerns of ours is that the sides on this are not finished, so it can't stand with one side exposed. We would have to come up with having a carpenter build a teeny 4"-6" side piece to match our cabinetry.
The appearance of a white stove as suggested by hollysprings definitely fits in, but I am really sick of the white top and how after a while, no matter how much you try to clean and scrub, there are just some stains and discolorations that are always there. So, even if I go with white, I want something that is not white on the cooktop.
I have not even thought of reconfiguring and getting a new cabinet built to hold a cooktop and wall oven. My guess is that this would probably end up being even more expensive that a top end range.
GWlolo mentioned being able to get prices less than retail. I'd like to know more about this since this is one thing that is frustrating to me about looking at all of these appliances. They are all quoting the exact same prices whereas nearly everything else we buy has dealer discretion on pricing. I am aware of online buying to avoid taxes, scratch and dent options (these just don't seem to be available for many different or high end lines though and floor models. What other ways are there to actually get a deal?
The one thing I know is I refuse to put a stainless steel box in my kitchen!
Thanks all. If you have any more thoughts, I appreciate them.
I've only had my electolux icon for two months...but I love it. I've done a lot of cooking on it...and I am very happy with it. I don't do a lot of super-low simmering...but the simmer burner is fine with rice. And it came with a cast iron simmer plate...should I ever decide I NEED to do a super-slow simmer.
I really WANTED white appliances. Unfortunately I decided they "stopped the eye" too much with my cabinets. I am happy with my stainless...but TOTALLY understand your desire not to put a big stainless box in your kitchen. Here's how the range wall turned out:
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Meant to add...the few times I had to choose between form or function...function won. I have celiac disease...which makes eating out a bit of a chore. (I have to vet my restaurants carefully.) Consequently, I cook. A lot. So function was primary concern.
We'd initially planned on a slide-in range...but decided with a free-standing when I realized that, sooner or later, I will have to replace the range, and the slide-in I'd chosen was going to seriously limit my choices down the road. Free-standing meant that ANY 30" range should fit when the time comes.
I went with the vintage white legacy. It won't be installed until next month though. I really wanted more than one stove and this was the only way to get it. I originally looked at the Verona, but when I saw the AGA, I fell in love. A true splurge. And my husband totally agreed! I was thrilled!
I really love the look of the whirlpool ice collection. I thin JenAir has a similar collection. It is white and stainless steel.
Here is a link that might be useful: Whirlpool white ice collection
If I were already spending a lot of money for a pro-style range, I wouldn't hesitate to spend a little more money to get it in the color I REALLY wanted. To me, function and form are inseparable and it's not fair to make yourself choose one over the other. And I especially feel that way with a range, which is the second biggest appliance in your kitchen. I mean, at the end of the day, you're gonna have to look at it, so you better like the way it looks and you're certainly going to cook on it so obviously it needs to do that well too.
mjsee--your kitchen looks lovely, and function obviously didn't compromise on the looks there.
kitchen maman--I'll take a look at the Whirlpool Ice collection. Perhpas there is something there that might work. I'll be anxious to know what you think of your Legacy. I am still strongly considering this.
sailor girl--Yes, I want both. But, I am having a difficult time deciding how to balance all of this out.
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The room itself was comfortable, but there were lots of little details that needed work. For example, the sofa bed was actually smaller than a regular twin size. My daughter, who is 4'10" reached the bottom of the bed. The blanket for it had lots of small holes in it. It really looked quite flea market standard and not really up to a major hotel. The sheets for the bed had come unsewn at one end and also looked well-used. We stayed here because of the kitchen, which was convenient, but they had curiously located the microwave on top of the refrigerator. It was a tight space for the kitchen, but the hotel may wish to remember that not everyone staying there is over 5'7". I'm 5 inches shorter than that and there's no way I could have used that microwave. Then, in the morning, when I took a shower, I hung my nightclothes on the hook on the door, which promptly swung 180 degrees and dropped my clothes on the floor, which was damp, because mine was not the first shower. Really, it felt a bit like Fawlty Towers!
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The Avalanche gang has re-emerged and phishing attacks have soared, according to Internet Identity, an Internet security firm.
Long Island credit union will offer free browser-based protection to members.
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May 30, 2007
Registration is underway for summer courses and bus trips for adults at the Museum School of the Springfield Museums. For complete course descriptions and travel itineraries, call 413–263–6800, ext. 377, or log onto www.springfieldmuseums.org. On-line course registration is available.
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Registration is underway for summer courses for children and teens at the Springfield Museums at the Quadrangle. For complete course descriptions and information about scholarships, call the Museum School at 413-263-6800, ext. 377, or log onto www.springfieldmuseums.org/learn. On-line registration is available.
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A panoramic overview of 20th-century art is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts through October 21 in the special exhibition Seldom Seen: Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection.
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Dr. Cecelia Gross, chair of the History/Political Science Department at Springfield Technical Community College, will lead a walking tour to sites of importance to the 19th-century abolitionist movement on Saturday, June 9, from 10:30 a.m.-noon. The tour will begin and end at the Springfield Museums on the Quadrangle at 21 Edwards Street.
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Lewis Hamilton thinks Mercedes has done a 'remarkable' job this season to bounce back from its 2012 woes and already deliver a Formula 1 race win.
Although Mercedes took its maiden grand prix victory in China last year, its campaign tailed off thereafter and it did not reach the podium after June.
It returned to the top step in Monaco this season with Hamilton's team-mate Nico Rosberg.
Speaking ahead of his home British Grand Prix this weekend, Hamilton says he never expected the team to live up to all it had promised when he was convinced to sign.
"When we started this season people were saying, 'well you never expected this, you never expected that'," said Hamilton, who has produced one pole position this season but has yet to win.
"I honestly had high hopes coming here, and when I saw the developments that were going on, and saw the trace of where the car was looking, I had to take it with a pinch of salt.
"I had to take a leap of faith - and it seemed to be a good leap of faith because it has turned out quite well."
Hamilton is impressed with the good work ethic he has found at Mercedes, and thinks the fact the team has won already means there is a fresh hunger to deliver more victories.
"The car is great this year," he said. "The guys have done a remarkable job with what they have done here. To turn a car that was that bad, to now being a very competitive car, is just remarkable.
"And it shows how strong a team we have here, and what a strong group of intelligent individuals there are who are massively hungry to win and succeed.
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From the moment he took office, commentators said that David Cameron "looked like a prime minister". However deferential their assumption that old Etonians were born to rule, they were right to concentrate on appearances. Cameron speaks his lines and plays his part. He is a lead rather than a leader. Britain's acting prime minister.
Like a body double, his administration fills the roles history assigned it. We remain one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. We still have the second strongest military force in Nato and the third largest economy in the European Union.
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Following a surprise visit to Tripoli, Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, has arrived in Afghanistan ahead of meetings with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and civil society leaders.
Clinton landed in Kabul on Wednesday evening and was due to meet with officials at the US embassy to discuss the security transfer to Afghan troops in the lead-up to the summer 2014 deadline for a US troop withdrawal.
She is scheduled to meet with Karzai and Zalmai Rassoul, the Afghan foreign minister, on Thursday, with the status of peace talks with the Taliban and Kabul's strained relationship with Pakistan likely to be on the agenda.
US officials said Clinton would also discuss the future "strategic partnership" between Afghanistan and the United States after 2014, when troops are scheduled to leave the country, with an eye on eventually formalising the alliance.
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Karzai's efforts to reach out to the Taliban in the hopes of negotiating a peace deal was thrown into disarray when his chief negotiator, Burhanuddin Rabbani, was assassinated last month.
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"Clinton arrives as an offensive is going on along the Afghan Pakistan borders, as afghan and NATO forces try to root out Haqqani fighters, … blamed for a number of those attacks here in Kabul and around the country and also believed to have links to Pakistan. That offensive has been going on since the weekend."
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