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Dr. Donald Maxwell, MD
Internal Medicine
- 1703 Main St
Willimantic, CT 06226
- 2 Locations
- (860) 456-1252
Dr. Donald Maxwell graduated from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine in 1983. He works in Willimantic, CT and 1 other location and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Maxwell is affiliated with Saint Francis Hospital & Medical Center and Windham Hospital. He speaks English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Internal Medicine
Medical School: University of Connecticut School of Medicine; Graduated 1983
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Office Information for details.


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1. For each serving, split a bagel; place on plate. Microwave uncovered on high 15 to 20 seconds or until warm.
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Clarisonic Mia
1029 reviews
79% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$$
on 4/10/2013 6:38:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Relaxed, Medium
Eyes: Brown
All I will say is that if you've been thinking about buying the clarisonic Mia for a while - you should totally get it and you will not be disappointed! I think it is one of the best investments and my skin is now so much smoother and you get looking. I think a lot of it also has to do with finding the right cleanser that works for you with the Mia as well. But I'm never looking back now! It's so good even my bf loves using it lol
on 4/7/2013 7:03:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I purchased my clarisonic mia about a year ago and have noticed a significant improvement in my skin especially in terms of acne.
Even though I am in my 30s, I still struggle with the occasional break out. Once I started using my clarisonic, I have noticed a significant reduction the number, severity and length of break outs. Whenever I see a pimple forming, I just focus more time on it with my clarisonic and it just goes away without fully developing.
As another poster mentioned, this may not be the best for cystic acne, but if you struggle with mild to moderate acne, do give this a try.
I have used similiar products such as the olay pro-x version, but I find that the quality of the clarisonic significantly surpasses that of olay's version and after a year of regular use, my mia is still going strong.
on 4/7/2013 3:39:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I bought my Clarisonic at my dermatologist's. It was slightly discounted, and he said that it was effective for superficial acne, like blackheads and whiteheads.
He was right. After using this for about three months, I no longer get whiteheads, and the blackheads on my nose are significantly smaller and less noticeable. I don't know whether my face feels six times cleaner, but I know that if I use my hands and a scrub, it definitely doesn't feed as clean as it would with the Mia.
My three star rating is the result of two things. First, the Clarisonic isn't the only product of its kind on the market, and there are cheaper and equally good alternatives, in my opinion. I see no difference in results between the Mia and my Sirius SkinSonic, although the latter cost less than half the price of the former. Admittedly, the Clarisonic is prettier and has a timer, but I don't know what justifies the price.
Second, the Clarisonic won't do much of anything for cystic (large bumps under the skin) acne, since the infection is too deep under the surface. For that, medication is generally the solution. Since I got my Mia at a doctor's office, he was upfront about that. I've heard the marketing pitch at Sephora and at department stores, and no-one ever stresses that this product is intended for mild to moderate blemishes. I wish the company was more upfront about the Mia's limitations.
I think this product is great for people with no severe skin complications. It really makes my face feel clean, and it's improved the texture of the skin significantly. That said, it doesn't prevent a few cystic acne bumps, and it's not particularly affordable. I'd shop around for alternatives before committing to this.
on 4/5/2013 12:06:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
i have seen an improvement in my dry/combo skin with consistent use. it is much softer and less dry patches.
on 4/4/2013 11:42:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Ok so I've just bought this and used it for the first time a few minutes ago! I thought I'd start off by posting immediate results then edit this review in a few months with long term results! I had a facial about 4 months ago and this was used and it was one of of the best facials ever, my skin was glowing for days after. So I asked my mom to get me this for my birthday which she did and I've just used it myself. Right now (10 mins after use) my skin is already softer and glowing! However I won't know how effective it is until after a few more uses, after which I'll come back and post the results! All I can say is I'm praying for no purging period!
on 4/3/2013 3:13:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I dont usually write reviews I only do so when I think the product(good or bad) deserves a review. SO... I decided to purchase the Mia because I'd heard good things about it. I have normal combination skin and I would get one or two pimples every month. And I do have small white bumps on my forehead that usually go away on their own.
I started using the Mia in Dec 2012. I LOVED it the first week of use. My skin felt deeply cleansed and refreshed and glowy. However, after one week of use, I started breaking out like CRAZYYYYYY!!!! I got these little white bumps between the sides of my nose and my cheeks, as well as on my chin. Oh and the bumps on my forehead have gotten worse and somehow it started to spread to my entire face. I BELIEVED that it was that "purging period" so I STUCK with it until two days ago (which is March 1st 2013 meaning I used it for 3 months). I should have did more research on this device before I started using it. Two days ago I decided to look at the reviews online and found out that a lot of you ladies out there have experienced the same nightmare ='( My face is like a canvas painted by a kindergarden kid. I work in the beauty industry too so right now I'm caking my face with foundation trying to cover up all the red marks and scars and whiteheads and blackheads. Today is the second day that I've stopped using this device and I feel like my skin has calmed down a lot but I still have lots of broken capillaries and blemishes all over my face ... I will update again in a week or so to let you guys know how my face is doing... I really really hope I will get my normal skin back!!!
Im happy for the people who find this device miraculous...... but Clarisonic is definitely NOT for everyone or every skin type.
on 4/3/2013 12:56:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
First of all I have been blessed with good skin. Combination type but almost blemish free most of the time. I have been using the normal face brush I normally purchase from Shiseido, Body Shop,or manicare these past couple of years so black head is not a problem for me. But the "clean six times better" from the Clarisonic adv got to me. So I bought the Mia 2 yesterday and I have to say it bring the word 'clean' to a couple of levels above my routine these years. I noticed the change straight after ONE day (twice by the time I wrote this review). I woke up without the normal oily T-zone..but bright smooooooth skin. It is so noticable my young son touch my face and said "Mom...it is soooo smoooth". And kids don't lie! I am happy and will keep continue using this. Oh..and it is true what they say about how easy the skincare glide into the skin afterward. So I believe my skin has a better "digestion" now...
=Update after 3 months uses=
I have been reducing the usage to every second days. My skin is almost too thin and dry to the touch. I experience sensitivity almost everytime after using the clarisonic (original sensitive brush head) now although maybe the winter weather might also increase the skin sensitivity. Clarisonic will always be my staple cleansing tool but I think I have to be more sensible at how it touches my skin.
on 4/2/2013 7:10:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
After combing through the reviews about the Clarisonic Mia, I decided to pick one up and try it out about a year ago. I had been using the Olay Pro-x and decided that I would see if the Clarisonic would make any difference in my skin. I have very oily, blemish prone skin with large pores. I was looking to improve the clarity of my skin and hopefully help the appearance of my pores. This hasn't made any difference in my skin. I didn't have any outrageous expectations either. After about 3-4 months I had a bit of buyers remorse and regretted this purchase to the point I thought of selling it. I didn't want to waste my money, so I've been using it nightly to remove my makeup along with my oil cleanser. It does a great job at removing makeup, but I can't say much else. I have tried a total of three different brush heads and I didn't find that any of them made a difference. I do love that it is waterproof and that I can keep it in the shower. If my Mia broke tomorrow, I would not repurchase it.
on 4/1/2013 11:57:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I was a little skeptical before buying this product, with the price and all. But I read reviews and decided to buy it, and.. Well.. My results weren't what I hoped for. Everyone claims it is a, "miraculous invention that has saved my skin!" And I was disappointed that it didn't work for me. I can admit that it got everything out cause my skin felt clean, but my acne didn't really improve. It helped somewhat, but I still have my acne. I would maybe recommend it, but there are companies that sell much cheaper ones that give similar results. I didn't care for the price, and also the replacement heads break my bank. So I would really think it over, and if you have the money to buy it and the money to keep replacing the heads every 3 months.. Well then the floors all yours.
on 3/31/2013 3:39:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I was very wary of buying the Clarisonic Mia; early on I had chalked it up to yet another over hyped, over priced product. On a whim after a big pay cheque I purchased this product from my local Sephora. It has exceeded my expectations in every way. The hype is 100% deserved. I have extremely oily skin but also suffer from eczema and dry patches. This completely took care of the horrific flakiness I thought I was doomed with for the remainder of my existence. My skin is smooth, and while I haven't seen that is has reduced the oiliness of my skin, it certainly hasn't increased it which is really as much as I can ever ask for. I went from a skeptic to longer believing life without my Mia was possible.
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Improve Clinical Documentation | SayIt from nVoq – The Nuance Dragon Alternative
Cloud-based Convenience
SayIt is a true cloud-based speech recognition solution that converts speech to text within seconds. It also supports command and control through voice, or through voice-less "pop-up" shortcuts.
You can access SayIt from home, while traveling, and in multiple clinics – anywhere there's an Internet connection. There's nothing to install on the desktop, and no limit to the number of devices you can use.
If you can type it why not SayIt!
Learn how makes healthcare workflow easier
SayIt for Your Organization
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1. Real Time SayIt Application: Simply launch the assigned URL website address and login credentials with your PC, Mac, iOS or Android device.
2. Developer APIs: Embed SayIt directly into your application to voice-enable workflow. Read more here.
Use to:
Save time spent hunting and tabbing through the EMR with simple voice commands. Find the fields you need in seconds instead of minutes through powerful SayIt Shortcuts.
Use SayIt voice shortcuts to insert commonly used text blocks, select items from dropdown menus and fill in data fields. Prefer to make menu choices by hand? SayIt "Pop-up" shortcuts give you equal power. Who knew templates could be this much fun?
Speak patient histories, assessments, plans and notes directly into the system of record. If a correction is needed, simply Select and "SayIt". You're done.
Or, if you prefer, sign up with a SayIt services partner who can make corrections behind the scenes, posted right into your EMR if needed. Either way, save time, money and effort vs. traditional transcription methods!
Use one SayIt voice command to launch a series of tasks within and across systems. With SayIt automations, the learning curve for new systems can be a whole lot shorter.
Works with the Systems You Use Every Day
SayIt is designed to work seamlessly with any EMR, both desktop and web-based! It's well suited for use with popular systems like Epic™, Cerner™, Allscripts™, Athena Health™, CareCloud™, Greenway™, eClinical Works™, NextGen™, GE Centricity™, Optum™, and Practice Fusion™ or virtually any EMR. SayIt supports 35 medical specialties, and can easily be configured to support your organization's unique vocabulary.
SayIt also works directly with practice management systems, Radiology Information Systems (RIS), Microsoft Office, Gmail™, and virtually any other application for Windows and Mac OS. SayIt is designed to operate efficiently within virtualized desktop environments, and does not require any dedicated network software or equipment.
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Java Persistence API (JPA) Sample
The following sample contains a server definition which contains a very simple JPA application consisting of a single servlet and a JPA servlet.
The JPA sample contains a server definition which includes the Servlet, JDBC and JPA features. It also contains a very simple JPA application, jpaApp.war, which contains a single servlet, JPAServlet. This servlet persists a JPA entity (named "Thing") to a derby database and then retrieves the entiry from the database.
This sample can be installed onto runtime versions 126.96.36.199 and later.
To run the jpaApp application:
- Extract the sample into the Liberty installation by running the command below from the root of your server installation:
java -jar jpaSample.jar
- Start the jpaSample server by running the command below from the
bindirectory in the Liberty profile installation:
server run jpaSample
- Confirm the application started by looking for the following message in the log:
CWWKZ0001I: Application jpaApp started in XX.XX seconds.
- In your browser, enter the URL for the application: http://localhost:9119/jpaApp/JPAServlet (where port 9119 assumes the httpEndpoint provided in the sample server.xml has not been modified).
- In your browser, you should see the message
Hello JPA World
followed by information about the entity being persisted to and retrieved from the database.
jpaApp.war file contains the source and binaries for the application, and can be used to import it to Eclipse.
Sample Structure
- - wlp
- - usr
- - servers
- - jpaSample
- - dropins
- - jpaApp.war
- - server.xml
- - readme.html
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It should be inside the 'dropins' directory of the .jar file. Download the sample using the 'Download' button at the top of this page. Then, inside the jar file, look in /wlp/usr/servers/jpaSample/dropins/ The WAR file in there contains the source code. You can import it into your Eclipse workspace.
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Polished Nickel hardware - FAUCET help!
Need some help in deciding kitchen faucet finish. Going with a modern traditional kitchen: white beaded inset cabinets, walnut island, marble honed counters. 48" stainless hood with a 2 - 3" polished bands.
I've selected polished nickel bin hardware and latches for the cabinets. I originally planned a polished nickel Waterstone faucet, but am worried about upkeep on a polished nickel faucet and whether it's too much bling for the kitchen.
Polished hardware has been very popular but will it look dated in a few years? Thanks for your help!
Polished will not look dated. And for me, at least, no kitchen can have too much faucet bling.
Nickel has only a shade more upkeep than chrome. It needs to be cleaned with Flitz or another product once a month to six weeks. And as with any faucet, a daily wipedown with microfiber cloth keeps it looking good.


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I have 6 very cute 9 week old puppies, DOB 1/14/15, UTD on puppy shots,very playful,and ready for their new homes
3 females and 3 males, ckc registered
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Snow Hill
Very sweet little dog, but doesn't get along with our German Shephard. She gets along fine with other dogs our Shephard is just very jelous of her. She is 5 months old and weighs around 20 pounds. She's house trained and crate trained and has had 1st set of shots. She loves ...
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Asheville :
One male Pomeranian available. This is Sam. He is 11 weeks old. He has had his first shots and dewormed. Ready for his new home. He weighs about 3 lbs. Very spunky little thing. Mom (3rd pic) is 5 lbs. and Dad (last pic) is 9lbs. I was holding him for a family member but ...
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Pittsburgh :
Very sweet and lovable Pom-a-Poo puppy (Pomeranian/Poodle)
Born 1-1-15, current on shots and dewormings
$ 450, cash. If interested please call ( 252 ) 336-4550
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Virginia Beach :
Little Crickett is a CKC registerable Pomeranian baby boy. He is very sweet - definitely NOT an alpha dog. His shots are UTD and he is being raised by Mama with his siblings.
We do NOT separate babies from their mother definitely not earlier than eight weeks - if we have ...
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Charleston (WV) :
Princess is a sweet little Pomeranian puppy. Sje comes with CKC papers and up-to-date shots. She is charting to weigh under six pounds when grown. We are in zip code 25123 please be sure you can drive to get her if you are interested.
Also please tell us about your current ...
He is a sweet and playful Yorkie-Pom puppy! ( Yorkie-Pomeranian) He was born 1-1-15 and is up to date on shots and dewormings. He's ready for his new home!
$450, cash. If interested please call ( 252 ) 336-4550
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Virginia Beach :
Pomeranian Pups. CKC registered. 1- male and 1-female. 8 weeks old. Black with white markings. Had their 2nd shots and worming UTD. Come with their health record and written health guarantee. Parents on site. Working on house training.$450. For more info call Kim @ 302-381 ...
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Someone brought him for my daughter come to find out my daughter is allergic to him. His name is henni he loves to be pet and brushed. Also he likes to play around with little items such as bouncy balls and string for some reason haha. His very kid friendly. Love to walk his ...
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Hi. This is a two month black pomeranian teacup puppy. He is only 3 pounds and will maybe get up to 4 pounds. The puppy's parents are 5years old and only four pounds. Let me just start by saying that he is a smart little puppy. Knows how to roll, set, catch the ball, and he ...
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Frederick :
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I have 2 all white TCup CKC Pomeranians mom and dad on sit they will get there first shot and wormed and have a puppy kit the kit is puppy food toy and a blanket they will be ready on Apirl 24 2015 text me for more info or pic 910-465-7379
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Black male $700.00
Brown male $500.00 (pending)
Mother (pictured) is a small 5lbs and dad (pictured) is a solid 8lb
Socialized with children and other small dogs
Deposit accepted otherwise will be first come
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Charlotte :
This little girl is cute as can be - she is a CKC registerable Pom puppy and will be sure to bring lots of love and joy into your home. She is being raised with Mama and her siblings. Her shots are UTD - please tell us about your pet situation if you are interested in her. ...
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Charleston (WV) :
I have two adorable tiny pomeranian left..both are girls..they are pee pad trained since birth and ready to be spoiled..they have had shots and wormed..704-298-2571. text for info.
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Charlotte :
Meet Sunshine! This sweet baby girl was born on December 12th, 2014. She is an exotic Orange Sable Merle Female and is ready to go to her forever home. Her current weight right now is 3.0 lbs . Sunshine is very short legged and compact. Solid bone structure. High ear and ...
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Frederick :
Meet Braxton! This little fella was born on December 8th, 2014. He is an exotic Blue male and is ready to go to his forever home. His current weight right now is 3 lbs 11 oz. Braxton is very short legged and compact. Solid bone structure. High ear and tail set. I would ...
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Still hate this big honkin' micro & could use the space
It hasn't been wired in, I've been looking at it for 3 weeks, it still bothers me that it sticks out 2.5 inches past the cabinents. And thanks to someone here who dubbed it the "Darth Vader" effect, I break into a cold sweat every time I see it.
If it went, I'd gain a space 30 x 21. That includes a 30 x6 " space with tip down door that "utilizes" the left over space above the micro and - I think- hide the micro wiring.
My questions are:
1. Is there any kind of a fan or hood that wouldn't eat up every bit of space I might gain?
Since the kids are gone, meals are simple. No frying, I'm not so concerned about cooking odors. Moisture from boiliing water wouldn't be a big issue if the silly little cabinent & door over the micro was gone, although there are thermofoil cabinents on either side of stove. Besides I'm really off pasta after raising 3 kids.
2.After installing some sort of fan or hood, if i had 19 x 11 inches left over I could put in a convection toaster oven, whose door pulls down and which would probably be more useful for empty nesters than a big micro.
I don't want to sacrifice what little counter space I have for the convection toaster oven. I'd rather keep a tiny micro and a regular toaster.
Go ahead, tell me whether it is an unworkable idea, or if you have any suggestions.
Never thought about color being a big part of the problem. Jeeze, how dumb.
The micro-convection units are big....like one appliance on top of the other. Are you talking about a single unit that does both? I didn't see that, and I'd still want something with a smaller profile. White would lower the profile considerably. Maybe they'd let me exchange it.....
This post was edited by idabean on Tue, Oct 15, 13 at 23:31
Yes, I have a GE profile convection microwave. It sticks out at least two inches, not sure. I was concerned about that extension too as I didn't recall that being the case. Looking at micros they just seemed so huge. I think my previous one was a little smaller than the ones today. But it just blends in to the cabinetry so I don't really notice it. So it provides a bake oven, micro and vent in one. No counter space is lost, because there is none to spare! It gets really good reviews. I guess one "unit" will give out before the other, like stack washer dryers, but things cannot be perfect in small homes. I am very pleased with that decision and don't need to heat up the big oven that much.
I did see a picture recently of a ss range and white micro above. It did not look strange, which I always wondered about, as it just blended into the white cabinetry.
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I have to say, I passed on a hood.
*Pause a moment and wait for gasp*
I've honestly never used one. My mother never used one either. Maybe it's the things we cook? Or maybe it's b/c we like the smell of what we're cooking? Having closed off kitchens rather than the open concept may help too since it doesn't permeate the house as much.
When I do see microwave vents being used, they don't do much. Most people never replace the charcoal, and even if they did they're still not very effective.
Unless you think you really need one, I'd forget about it and start thinking of the possibilities you could have w/o one.
hee,hee. But I dared not say it......the thought crossed my mind several times.In 40 years I have either not had a hood, or the fan was so loud it was unbearable.
The only smell I might not like is liver and onions....brussels sprouts.....burnt broccoli. I don't eat the first two, and I don't burn broccoli any more.
The microwave-convection GE profile is intriguing, but it is 2" deeper than my "big honkin'" current one.At least that's the way I read the dimensions.
My cabinents are 13" deep, the honker is 15" deep and even the GE profile is 20" deep. It may be the curved front referenced above.
Our ceilings are only 7 feet, so the micro is very near the stove top now. Something 5" deeper would hit me in the nose when I was at the stove.
Or I could move it to the right of the stove, and waste two cabinent doors. No I won't do that.
I feel encouraged. The Profile is 15" deep,the same as what I have now. If Lowe's will take back the micro without a box I can just exchange and have the extra oven, a micro and a white darth vader instead of the scarey black one.
Snookums, if this works out I will be a happy camper. I'll also be thanking you for a long time!
Yeah, no way is that micro 20 inches deep! Maybe that's the counter top model. I was amazed at how deep these micros are anymore. I had a lot of concern about it too and was looking for one of the smaller ones. Lots were about 17" as I recall.
Doesn't sound too encouraging they would take it back without a box though. I wonder if they have to return to manufacturer for repackaging anyway. So that you could just put it into the 'white' box for the return.
White would make a huge difference. And I understand you braking out into a sweat. I think microwaves are so ugly that we decided not to have one installed over our range. Instead we designed our pantry to hide a countertop microwave in there. I just hate looking at them! My husband and I don't have kids either, so I guess we are not using it as often as other might. We heat up left over in there once a day and that is it.
Our house came with a convection as part of the normal oven. I still don't understand what to use it for or how!
another idea is a shelf to hold a countertop unit.
I'm re-modeling and plan to do this in the new kitchen.
Here's a pic of what I mean.
That shelf has been there 5 years and is particle board with a wood moulding on the front edge. It is starting to warp a teeny bit from the moisture so, I'll probably do 2 layers next time. Underside is not all covered in grime.
works for me. I too hate those huge micros.
I agree with snookums. I think a white one would go a long way to making it blend in. In no way do I think it ugly. I just think it sticks out and screams "hey look at me!".
We are installing my LG convection OTR this week. I have no upper cabinets (don't even ask how that is working right now), so it is taking a bit longer than we had hoped to install. But it measure exactly 15 3/4" without the back brace on the wall. So it should sit 16 1/4" from the wall once installed.
I know there are the haters of the OTR microwaves out there, but for those of us with very small kitchens the fact that these are also convection ovens are huge selling point. They are a second oven, a microwave, and a range hood all in one.


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I haven't posted anything in a while but I thought I should post a picture since we are almost done. What do you think? What do you think about the landscaping so far? We still have a lot do! The huge cedar on the right of the house has also been cut down and will be replaced with a blue spruce. I also think I may add white shutters to the front two windows on the left of the house. Thoughts? Ideas?
I plan to connect the three blue spruce in the front with one bed of mulch and add two purple sand cherry for some color.
I only have a thumbnail picture of the before, but you can see how far we have come!
The shutters would be a nice touch. The facade looks nice and fresh.
Are those TREES you have planted so near the house -- near the windows you want shuttered? Think how they will spread when they are full grown! I'd move them back and plant bayberry or yews that you can keep *under* the windows.
Looking great! I particularly like the path by the door. Very nice. I think combining the trees in the yard with an island bed (or the appearance of one with mulch) is a really good idea.
Changing the roof line on those two dormers makes a huge difference!
Thanks for the comments. I forgot to ask... do you think the door should stay white or be painted. I am thinking I will leave it white, but would love to hear your feedback.
I should have added some more details about the front bed. I plan on planting some more shubs and perennials in the front garden and adding a stone/slate border. The trees that are there are:
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- weeping douglas fir - the nursery said it would double in height and stay relatively narrow. They also suggested we remove the top branch and make it more weepy, which means it would not reach the white part of the gable.
- purple fountain beech - this one is a tree and one I was questioning. I planted it off to the side at the corner of the house, figuring it would grow tall. There should be just enough room for the width, but I figured I could prune the width if it gets too full. I have seen these trees planted in the front of other houses and thought they looked nice.
I think you should paint the front door, but that's coming from a person with a bright blue door and a love of crazy colored front doors.
I think it could add a little sizzle, although the white looks fine as well. Red/burgundy would look nice but to me those colors have become so expected they've lost their zing. How about teal?
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Peterdonald - Do you think we should paint some of the white areas? The door or other spots too? Thanks.
It looks much nicer! Depending on which direction the front of your house is facing- as the trees mature they will give much needed summer shade. A good thing.
I aggree about color on the door. As a 'color phobic' who has just gotten more bold the past few years- the just right color will be the perfect finishing touch!
I would leave the white trim and paint the door a claret red. Cool colors IMHO would not coordinate well with the warmth of the home, especially with the beautiful stone.
Don't do shutters. The style of the home with the casements is more contemporary and shutters would look odd to me. Proper landscaping will make the need for shutters unnecessary. I would highly suggest you get a professional to landscape your home or at minimum pay him/her to draw up a nice plan. You've done such a great job I would hate to see it cheapened by an amateur job.
Lastly, what is your roof? Do you know the brand and style?
Here are some of the ideas I have tried out in paint.
My original thought of adding white shaker style shutters. I can appreciate the thought about shutters with casement windows. I had originally thought it would be nice to have more white on that side of the house to balance out with the garage.
I read somewhere that you shouldn't have a white garage. It draws too much attention to something you want to blend it with rest of the house. With that in mind I tried adding more beige to the garage and shutters.
Now for the red door, I tried a few colors. I found the really bright reds did not work but the darker reds were not too bad.
With trim painted red:
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I am starting to think that perhaps I should not make any changes, but I would love some more opinions!
BTW - I purchased the roof from Home Hardware - it was black but I have forgotten the brand. I did search for quite a while because I think some black roofs can look a little blue in certain lights.


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- 1/2 cup finely grated Parmesan
- 1/2 cup ricotta cheese
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In small saucepan, heat olive oil over medium-low heat. Cook shallots, stirring occasionally, until soft, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, submerge spinach and basil in a large pot of simmering salted water; drain immediately. Squeeze out as much liquid as possible; transfer spinach and basil to a food processor.
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I made this dish for dinner tonight. The spinach in the sauce is great way to stretch conventail pesto and add nutrients. I served the pasta cold and added Moroccan olives and fresh cherry tomatoes. It was a delicious summer meal.
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How about some comments about the TASTE? Has anyone actually tried this recipe????
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I agree. How about making it even healthier by using whole wheat pasta and part-skim ricotta?
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I live in SW Virginia. Right now my little back garden looks lovely, with all kinds of flowers coming out. But I don't really have much that will bloom later (until late August, when goldenrod and rudbekia show up). Any suggestions for perennials that bloom in June and/or July?
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My favorite is spirea Japonica; I have Shiboru (sp?) and it is covered with masses of blooms in shades from almost-white to a soft rosy pink from spring to frost. All it asks is to be watered during droughts and a standard gentle pruning (just to remove crossed branches) in late water. Mine is in near-full sun beside a south-facing brick wall and is now about 15 years old; I had it in a huge pot for a couple years, but unless you like to water daily in the heat, don't bother with a pot. It is now about 40" tall.
Lilies are always reliable: Asiatic and Longiforum for [usually] June & July; Oriental and trumpet for July into August; some species bloom most of the season. Mild winters seem to activate early blooms, my asiatics are now showing color. Warning: read labels carefully, some (such as Regale Trumpet) get very tall and require staking. I put a 30" tall plastic-covered wire fence just house-side of the lilies and tie when they are about 2' and again at 3' tall. The lily leaves hide the fence. Lilies can quickly use up your budget, so watch for end-of-season sales; JohnScheepers usually runs one in late November.
Hydrangeas, of course for semi-shade. Read the labels, newer varieties now bloom almost all summer. I have Nikki, which is just now starting to bloom; as long as it gets enough water, it will keep on blooming to frost. ~ enough from Nikki's viewpoint is rather more than I usually think of during the August droughts, but it always starts more blooms as soon as it gets a good drink. Some varieties do quite well in full sun, so again, read the labels to be sure you get what you want.
Garden phlox are reliable in light shade to full sun; again, water during droughts! It's worth it to get mildew-resistant varieties. I've never had much trouble with mildew, but I've noticed those seem to endure dry conditions just a bit better.
You might consider a multi-colored leaf viburnum. Spring blossoms and winter berries, so it's interesting most of the year. (See bluestoneperennials.com; sorry I've forgotten the variety name.)
Garden hibiscus, the soft-stemmed shrubby type not the tree. DH grew 5 plants from seed and they are still doing well after a couple decades. However, seed can be a bit tricky, it's easier just to get a plant. (See Burpee.com for Pink Swirl plants) They aren't as water-demanding as hydrangeas, but the more water they get during hot spells, the more flower they produce. In July and August I run a hose from the clothes washer to the hibiscus bed, they seem to thrive on rinse water, lol.
Cannas are always reliable; I mulch 12 inches for winter, but in zone 7 you might not have to do that.
I hope that gives you some ideas. You might want to check the catalogs for a plant nursery such as BlueStone; they do an excellent job of estimating bloom times and growing requirements. (I am not affiliated with BlueStone other than as a very satisfied customer.)
Many thanks, meldy, for your excellent suggestions! I already have hydrangea; I believe it's the Nikki variety. It's blooming beautifully - I had to move it several times over the years before finding a spot where it would do well.
When I lived in Panama, we had gorgeous hibiscus everywhere. The only attention they needed there was your eyes on them admiring them!
Anyhow, I appreciate your taking the time to respond, and I apologize for being so delayed getting back here.
Butterfly Bush, buddleia, does well for me. The 'Dark Knight' variety has been blooming for weeks, and the scent is pleasant. However, I have heard that buddleia is notorious for not coming back after a random winter, but that has not been the case for me.
Butterfly Weed, asclepias, is great! Some are not hardy to VA, I believe (asclepias curassavica?). They have a nice fragrance and are host plants for Monarch caterpillars, which is why I grow them. Mine have been blooming for a little over a month now, and they have lots of new buds forming. Watch out, as aphids can be a problem. They absolutely love milkweed. Asclepias is also rather toxic, so use caution and try not to come in contact with the sap.
Lantana might survive. If it does, it will bloom from early summer until fall. It is also drought tolerant.
I would say chrysanthemums since they do seem to want to bloom at the start of summer, but I'm not sure how they would look without all the pinching. Their blooms don't last too long either.
4 O'clocks are nice. I grew them from seed this year and they're just now blooming. They form a tuberous root that can be dug up and stored over winter. They are poisonous.
Gerbera daisies might survive. Mine flowered in the spring and took a bit of a break before sending up new flowers a week or two ago.
Evening primrose is flowering now. Gaillardia is too. Knock Out roses and dianthus (keep dead headed) have not stopped. A friend has ornamental honeysuckle blooming, but it did most of that in June. Hibiscus are great! My Luna Pink Swirl is absolutely covered in blooms... so much that the rains last night made the branches too heavy and they broke off!
Our delphinium have been in bloom since early June.
Agastache blooms from early summer until fall. It attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. I tried 'Golden Jubilee' and 'Blue Fortune' this year, and they're coming along just fine. Great scent from the foliage! It's like anise and spearmint. The lime-like foliage color of 'Golden Jubilee' adds a showy bit of interest to part shade/part sun locations.
Monarda blooms from late spring to early fall.
Kniphofia, or red hot poker, will bloom from early summer to late summer.
Blackberry lilies are nice for summer.
Thanks to all for your great ideas! I am so grateful; I will be posting this page on my Favorites list. Right now the rudbekia are looking wonderful, and the campion continues to produce flowers; everything came out early this year. At this point I'm almost reluctant to plant anything due to the extreme dryness we've been going through, with no relief in sight. Because this happens nearly every summer, in recent years I've pretty much stuck to drought-tolerant plants. Fortunately, there are plenty of them. Again, thanks to all!!


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Modeling of SSI and Selection VS30 for Seismic Design with BSSC Proposal by Jon Stewart
COSMOS Network Forums Wiki Page by Jamie Steidl
Update on the CESMD by Hamid Haddadi
Update on the CGS Alquist-Priolo Fault Mapping Program by Tim McCrink
Update and Tutorial on using the Online PEER DGML Tool to Select and Scale Ground Motions by Silvia Mazzoni
Status of the Proposed New Chapter 16 of ASCE 7-16 and Significant Differences from the BSSC Versionn by Ron Hamburger
Design of the Transbay Tower, San Francisco, California by John Hooper
Recorded Responses of High-Rise Buildings during the Great Tohoku Earthquake by Mehmet Celebi
2014 COSMOS Newsletter Now Available
The latest COSMOS newsletter is now available!
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