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Not too bad. No frills, just the basics. Room was clean, staff was nice, bathroom was small. Disappointed in breakfast...dry cereal and stale pantries, even the juice was watered down. Felt like I could have gotten for my money.
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NGO says there has been a rampant compromise with human life
The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre on a writ petition alleging that illegal clinical trials of untested drugs were being conducted by pharmaceutical companies on adults, children and even mentally ill persons in various States.
The Indore-based Swasthya Adhikar Manch was the petitioner.
NGO's counsel Sanjay Parikh told the Bench of Justices R.M. Lodha and H.L. Gokhale that in a large number of cases, multinational corporations were using contract research organisations for carrying out clinical trials of unapproved drugs. As a consequence of these trials, 1,727 patients had died from 2007 to 2010.
The Bench sought a response from the government in six weeks.
The petitioner said these trials "are conducted in India either because they are not allowed elsewhere or because they are cost prohibitive in the country of origin. Further, the poor, illiterate and vulnerable sections become subjects of these trials. In conducting them, the doctors, with the sole aim of making money, grossly compromise with ethical medical practices.
The trials are conducted without regard to the consent of the subjects, despite apparent conflicts of interest."
The NGO said: "The manner in which these trials are conducted is grossly illegal and violative of Article 21 of the Constitution. The inaction of the government in not banning/restricting these trials is violative of Article 14. The issue has been raised in the Rajya Sabha, the Vidhan Sabha of Madhya Pradesh, by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Madhya Pradesh and in several study reports/magazines/journals/newspapers etc. The government has still not taken any action concerning this extremely important and sensitive issue.
There has been a rampant compromise with human life and the entire episode demonstrates a sordid nexus, which is nothing but a scam."
The petitioner said that as per the guidelines the subject should know the nature, duration and purpose of the experiment; the method and means by which it was to be conducted; all inconveniences and hazards reasonable to be expected; and the effects upon his health or person which might possibly come from his participation in the experiment. But it said there was no transparency in these tests and patients were not informed. Hence, it sought a ban on them.
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A Node.js application that imports App.net posts into Day One using the Day One CLI.
adn2do (App.net to Day One)
adn2do is a Node.js application that imports App.net posts into Day One after they have been pre-processed by IFTTT.
- Node.js for Mac
- Day One for Mac
- Day One CLI for Mac
- Dropbox
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- App.net
This script parses the files generated by the IFTTT recipe above and passes the parsed data through the Day One CLI. It keeps track of the processed posts through the use of a configuration file (
~/.adn2do) in the user's home directory on their Mac. In theory this could be applied to Twitter posts as well.
If you would like to run adn2do at intervals throughout the day you could potentially utilize iCal's Run script alarm. More information can be viewed here: http://www.tuaw.com/2008/04/14/mac-101-schedule-your-scripts/.
If the configuration file
~/.adn2do is somehow truncated the script will attempt to import all of your posts over again. Ensure you keep backups of your Day One journal. Backups can be generated automatically by Day One.
If you alter the code in adn2do/bin/adn2do you can pass in various options:
alterPost: a method that will alter the post prior to passing it onto the Day One CLI. I personally use this method to add hashtags (#adnpost) prior to creating a Day One entry. The method takes a single argument, a
Postobject. The
Postobject has four properties (
via, and
date) and two methods (
dayOneEntry). You should not override the
keymethod when altering the post. (default:
configPath: You can assign a new path to the adn2do configuration file, this must be the full path to the file itself, not the directly it resides in. (e.g.
/Users/mbrio/.adn2do). The paths specified are not expanded so the use of
~for a user's home directory is forbidden. (default:
dayonePath: The full path to the Day One CLI. (default:
postsPath: The full path to the directory the IFTTT processed files reside. (default:
- Support downloading and attaching images to Day One entries.
- Remove the IFTTT and Dropbox dependencies by connecting directly to App.net
Copyright (c) 2012 Michael Diolosa <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Algonquin
Situated in Algonquin, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Algonquin is close to Terrace Hill Golf Course, Algonquin Historic Village Hall, and Raging Buffalo Snowboard Ski Park. Additional area attractions include Three Oaks Recreation Area and Crystal Court Shopping Center.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Algonquin has an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Business amenities include a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Guests have complimentary access to an area shuttle within 5 mi. Self parking is complimentary.
The 86 air-conditioned guestrooms at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chicago-Algonquin include coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply). Additional amenities include hair dryers and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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- Premium TV channels
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DiningColonial Cafe - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Many of the letters I've read lately are disturbing to me. I'm embarrassed by my fellow Christians' blatant bigotry and judgmental attitude toward gay marriage and other topics.
It seems that we Christians are ignorant of what it means to be Christian. Christ loves all mankind; so should we. Instead we hide behind scripture to justify bad behavior. We point at "the sinners" and stand in judgment of anyone who does not believe as we do. We've forgotten that we are all sinners. Yes, even Christians sin. Anyone claiming otherwise is lying.
Treat others as you wish to be treated means exactly that. I believe God will treat me as I treat others.
I'm certainly not perfect, nor do I claim to be. I do the best I can. My best is believing that I've been given the right to believe in Christ with "freedom of religion." That does not mean I have the right to deny others their rights simply because they do not believe as I do.
Christians, take heed. Put your "holier than thou" attitudes in check. God will be asking on your day of judgment where was your love, kindness, mercy, fairness and forgiveness.
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Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast Summer/Fall 2014: California's Tech Boom Drives New Demand for Office Space
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Why Law Firms Are Starting to Think Like Media Companies
Social Networking: New Risks & Opportunities at Work
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2002 Toyota Sequoia SR5 Review
Great Look
Never been in shop except for service
Very Good Car — This car never been in shop since purchase back in 2002 except for changing tires and breaks. Acceleration, braking and handling are great? you will feel safe and in control driving it? Is this car fun to drive? Yes very much so
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2002 Toyota Sequoia SR5 4WD Review
Spacious, and dependable for family trip or recreation, has a hitch.
Larger, gas is between 16-19 mpg highway.
Loved The Car For A Decade! — Photos will be added. One owner, clean vehicle, great newer Michelin tires. Toyota quality, never an issue! Battery 4 years old, maintenance records, has a lifetime alignment warranty we have used to keep it smooth on the road. Overall great vehicle. Super safe feeling in the winter, snow , sleet or rain. Traction control function a plus. Comfortable power seats. Much life and years left in this quality SUV.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited Review
Very nice SUV.
Low Maintenance — Very nice family car Low maintenance Smooth drive Stable suspension Huge cargo space No premium gas All leather inside Nice handling Feel safe and secure Good resale value PICK UP VERY GOOD 22 MPG ON HIGHWAYS VERY COMFORTABLE DUAL AC
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2002 Toyota Sequoia SR5 4WD Review
Towing capacity with the 4.7L
Would Buy Another One In A Heartbeat! — Vehicle is 8 years old with 150,000 miles everything still works ... it starts, runs, and drives perfectly. It is extremely comfortable, rides great for a 4x4 and will carry up to five adults and three children in the third row seat.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited Review
looks great, lots of room for the entire family
Not flex fuel
Love My Sequoia — Love it! I love everything about this vehicle. the quality is great, sturdy, handling is smooth,traction control works better than 4WD! (not) Looks beautiful not bad on gas for being a V8. This car is very fun to drive, and I love driving it. Looks brand new.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2002 Toyota Sequoia SR5 4WD Review
if you have a big family
if you have a smaill family
If You Got Kids This Is For You — acceleration is good, braking is weak because the disc are too small for the size of the vehicle, handling is good for an suv build quality okay biggest problems are electric windows, exhaust manifold leaks, and the vsc sensor and computer appearance is good fun factor very sedate.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Toyota Sequoia Limited 4WD Review
Comfort and quality build
Gas mileage
The Mighty Sequoia — *Performance - acceleration is awesome, braking and handling are fantastic. *Build Quality - It's a Toyo, it's great! *Appearance - both interior and exterior styling are very comfortable and great looking. *Cost of Ownership - gas mileage is what you'd expect from a V8, maintenance has not been an issue at all. *Fun Factor - is this car is a blast to drive. So big and great handling of any driving condition.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Toyota Sequoia SR5 4WD Review
great for trips and traveling
not good for city use. way to many blind spots
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2001 Toyota Sequoia Reviews
One Of The Best Cars I Have Ever Owned
Just a great all around car. Built like a tank. Quite, reliable, tows well, big but not too big. Drives smaller than it is. Gas milage is rough but it is a truck so i guess that is to be expected. If ... Read More
The Beast
Wouldn't trade this car for anything. 230,000 miles and still running like a beast. Safe and reliable, this is my pickup truck, cargo space galore. Would like better gas milage, but it's a trade off. ... Read More
2003 Toyota Sequoia Reviews
Will Never Buy Again
This is car more recall then I could handle. Dealers sucks no matter where they are I tried 4 different dealers. For sure the one in Durham, NC sucks the most. Don't buy brand new for sure it is not w... Read More
I Love This Suv
I like the ride, comfort, roominess and reliability. Excellent for long trips with family. Lots or cargo room. Can seat 8 people comfortably. The average mileage is around 17/gallon but the v8 engin... Read More
2004 Toyota Sequoia Reviews
Awesome Safe Family Vehicle
Drives and handles nicely, especially in the snow with 4WD. Has plenty of power with a tow package. Very versatile. Lots of cargo space. Has been on many road trips and camping excursions. Very rel... Read More
Great Utility Vehicle That Can Haul A Family In Comfort
The Sequoia has been a great family vehicle. There are few vehicles that will seat 8, haul 30 bags of mulch, tow happily, and not require a ton of maintenance. I made a couple of upgrades, the JBL ste... Read More
2005 Toyota Sequoia Reviews
Compared Tto Others? Hands Down To My Sequoia
No complaint so far. I would recommend to anybody whose in the market for suv, you will never be disappointed. I will buy this SUV all over again due to its reliability. Well Toyota is well know for i... Read More
Great Truck.
This is the best truck I've ever owned. Super reliable, quiet comfortable, plenty of power for towing. Lots of space. The rear seats are the removable type, but in 2005 - that was the norm ($80K Ca... Read More
2006 Toyota Sequoia Reviews
Best Suv I've Ever Owned! Comfortable, Spacious & Reliable.
Small parking spaces aren't the Sequoia's friend. Gas mileage isn't the greatest but much better than a Suburban! Comfortable, seats 7! Reliable and clean! High Safety Rating! Air bags all around! Sou... Read More
Perfect Family Car
The Sequoia has the best access to the third row seats in it's class. We take this car with 3 kids to Florida and back, run errands, go to dinner as a couple or with another couple, tow our boat to th... Read More


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The names of four more soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan will be added to a monument at Fort Riley
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Brownback today thanked thirty-six employees who have served the State of Kansas forty years
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Brownback's allies and critics have waged an intense debate over changes in picking state Court of Appeals judges.
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"Our goal is to become a transit country for transport, power transmissions, gas pipelines and fiber optics," said Ashraf Ghani, the president of Afghanistan.
The following passages are excerpted from Eduardo Galeano's book "Children of the Days: A Calendar of Human History."
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This Adam Lambert Fellow Is Really Quite Talented
Last night, during the results show of "American Idol," season eight runner-up, Adam Lambert, took the stage to perform an acoustic version of his song "Aftermath." I didn't watch much of Lambert's season of "Idol" but I do recall thinking he had great stage presence and a solid set of pipes. I also…
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Guys At The Grammys Teach Dudes How Not To Dress Up
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Adam Lambert Courts "Eclipse" Soundtrack
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Lazy, crazy or sensible
So hard to decide which to be.
I'm having a hard time feeling okay and talking my husband into letting others do the work that needs to be done as we complete the rebuilding of our 42 year old homemade house. Old habits and ancestral patterns die hard. The facts are we are 60, we are rich and we are 95% retired. We live VERY simply because we chose to. Small homes, ancient cars, pathetic wardrobes. I want to watch other people tear down my chimney and build a new roof over the deck and stain and varnish my baseboards. I want to read and watercolor and beat candy crush level 382 and not feel guilty.
Is it too much to expect me to give up this guilt as an 8 th generation american with homesteading ancestors. Will I even enjoy a new fireplace if I didn't build it? I can't wear sweaters I didn't knit or sleep under quilts I didn't make. If I can do something I have this ethic that says I should do it. I can't make a car so I feel no guilt about letting the Japanese make me one. I won't cut off a chickens head so I'll allow myself to buy a plucked fryer.
Am I crazy? Am I lazy?
Hmm, in your shoes, I would write that check in a heartbeat, but I don't have a very well-developed guilt gene. In fact, I love to watch other people work!
It certainly isn't lazy to hire things done around the house. But you wonder if you will be able to enjoy the end result, if you don't do it yourself.
I suggest a small test - hire someone to do a small job, and see how you feel about it. If that goes OK, hire someone to do the fireplace.
And here's a tip for the guilt - instead of bemoaning the fact that you didn't do it yourself, pat yourself on the back for stimulating the economy, and providing work for a nice young contractor with a family to feed.
Why not a balance? Do the fun/interesting parts (whatever that means to you) and have others do what you don't enjoy.
I am not sure I get what's stopping you/ Guilt? or DH? If it's guilt, I think you have already identified good reasons to do differently than you have in the past. If it's DH, let him do it...
If you can afford it, no shame in paying someone else to do it.
I am not rich but have little debt. When I went back to school (full time on top of working full time) I cancelled cable, cancelled the land line and got a cleaner. Best move I ever made. I felt major guilt as I COULD do everything she does (floors, bathroom, kitchen). But I just don't WANT to, and I love spending my money on her. I'd rather have her than ten beautiful purses, a spa day, or maybe even more than a vacation to the South of France. She lifts so much guilt and obligation off my shoulders and lets me enjoy a beautiful home. Yes indeed, having a cleaner is the best.
In your case, if you can afford to hire someone and you don't want to do it, well, that's exactly what discretionary income is for. To hire people to do that which we can't or don't want to do.
* PS my mom and aunt, both retired, both really not rich, have also both hired housecleaners and they are loving it! They get to enjoy a real retirement and spend their time on what they love.
does this help? Think of it this way, if you hire someone else to do the work you are helping someone else feed their family.
Plus, if you are anything like me, you probably won't obcess over every flaw when you sit back to enjoy the finished projects. I still see one over chaulked seam in a piece of crown moulding we put up 15 years ago...
Think of it like this: If I cook, you do the dishes.
So, if I built it, you tear it down.
You're also contributing to the economy and someone else's livelihood by hiring people to do it. There's no down side. Just don't sit on the sofa eating bon-bons while they're doing it. That would be in poor taste.
lets see... 42 year old house.. lets just say you built it at age 20 ... so you are 60 something plus ...
if you fall off the roof ... blow out a lumbar disc .. smash a foot with a brick ...... will you feel guilty.. for ruining the rest of your rich life.. its not worth it..
write the check.. get over it.. its not worth the risk at this point in life ...
I'm having the same guilt feelings over the backsplash in my kitchen. Here is how I am rationalizing it.
I can install the backsplash. BUT, dh installed the last backsplash and while it was ok, I could definitely tell it was done by an amateur, especially in places he didn't quite know how to handle. So I am going to have someone else do this because I want it to look professional and wonderful like the rest of my kitchen. (Ok, maybe not wonderful). Dh & I can do a professional job on a lot of things. A tile backsplash is just not one of them.
It's like when I eat in a restaurant. I usually order stuff I can't make, or is too time consuming or hard to make. I am not going to spend $8 on a tuna sandwich when I can make a better one here for $2. I could try to make chocolate eclairs here, but it would never be as good as Rush Patisserie and I would be disappointed after so much effort, no matter the savings.
Oh come ON. You could make a car if you really really tried! What's the MATTER with you???
If you have such a strong work/guilt ethic, I'm gonna guess you and DH labored mightliy for your bounty. Now it's time to enjoy it.
Hire a worker. Hire ten. Make them some lemonade and enjoy your new role as Lady Bountiful.
There's no shame in it.
I understand. Let me throw in another factor, which marti8a alluded to. I'm a perfectionist, so I'm not willing to pay for crappy work or work that I could do better.
I make a conscious decision to splurge on things that are worthwhile to me, e.g. travel, certain hobbies, restaurants (although I, too, usually only order things that I can't easily do myself).
Give yourself permission to enjoy being able to hire out work that you don't find satisfaction in in doing yourself.
Oh you all make me feel so good. I just came in from helping DH erect the 20 foot scaffolding to demolish the chimney and man was it scary up there. My legs aren't as sturdy as they once were and my balance is iffy and I just don't think I'd do too well if I slipped. How could I ever get to level 383 if I broke my arm. Ken you are so right. And my inconsiderate children are not reproducing so who am I saving the money for?
Damn the torpedos, lets spend money.
Amen RGPS! My children are procreating nicely so I love spending money on the grands and also love buying for my children so I can see them enjoy the fruits of my labor from this side of the grave.
I gave up on painting and doing heavy work years ago, we pay younger stronger people to do it. I pay a cleaning lady to keep my house clean. I still work hard at my business and taking care of the holding companies for our other businesses but I can tell you that is getting old and I am ready to retire soon, hopefully in the next two years. When I do I shall happily play candy crush to my hearts content (level 265, I'm a slacker), read, and take art lessons. I will antique shop as often as I want to without feeling a single lick of remorse or guilt.
BTW, I am 60 and have already fallen head over tin cups down our stairs so ladders are a no no for me!
I'm sitting here, surfing the net, and listening to crew build things.
I do the things I CAN do and ENJOY doing ... painting walls, for example.
Look at it this way - we're stimulating the local economy FAR MORE than just shopping at the farmer's market would.
We are in your situation and 4 years ago we gutted our 1972 built (OK we didn't build it and we're not much into the DIY stuff) and had someone else do all the work. We even moved out for the 6 month job.
We tend to do without things rather than spend the money and we can easily afford to spend it. I don't know what pushed us over the edge but I think it was the fact that we are only going to be alive for another 30 years (we are 61) and we wanted to do something for ourselves. Once we started spending the money there was no stopping us. My DH blew the entire lighting budget on 3 pendant lights for the peninsula.
I have always done the decorating and the painting but I even hired an interior decorator to chose all those things for me. Best and most fun money I have ever spent.
Now if only I could feel comfortable hiring a cleaning lady.
That's the beauty of retiring after having worked hard all of our lives and being comfortable...we have the choice of how we spend our time and our money. Yes I can plant trees and plants and mulch, but we had landscapers do our house. It would've taken us forever and we'd have lived with that mess a long time. They come in with 4 strong guys and a bob cat and a dump truck and get it done in a couple of days...we get to enjoy it the whole rest of the time. Our contribution? We wrote the check and worked long and hard to have the ability to do so. No guilt here!
Your work now is to find the best craftsman to do the job for you. And trust me, that is going to be some hard work. They are out there, but they aren't going to fall into your lap. I've found that when I get someone who really knows their craft and loves what they do, they love to share with me how they are doing the job and I enjoy that interaction as much as anything. Just because someone else is doing it, doesn't mean you can't be involved - you just don't have to balance on the top of 3 story scaffolding (unless you want to, of course).
I don't do house remodeling but I garden. Last year I said "my digging and raking days are over" as I pay the price with muscle soreness. DH was supposed to rake the moss out of the lawn this spring, although we could well afford to have someone else take care of it. He was "getting around to it", and after waiting several days, I went and raked. I have been suffering with a sore arm ever since, which has curtailed my ability to play Candy Crush (level 402).
I'm so glad the others convinced you that it's "okay" to hire out work. Hubby and I are on either side of sixty and have been DIYers our whole married life, getting more so in the last twelve years, building and working on finishing this home. Even there, there are things we choose to no longer do ourselves. Such as siding, shingles and gutters. In other words, we don't do anything involving heights.
Hiring work done is similar to "picking your battles", so to speak. There are some things that are just not worth tackling because of the "fallout" that could happen.
My FIL grew up on a farm in Nebraska. He built his house in 1944 and did everything himself. He was approaching 80 when he decided he needed to go in the crawl space. I don't know how long he was stuck in there before they found him. Oh, he lived! I just reread that and saw it was ambiguous.
My MIL was often in a fretful state about his antics. So you'd think she'd learn about getting help for things beyond her capabilities. DH went to visit and found her on top of a ladder, with one end in the creek, deadheading her rhodies.
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I'm 71, and still like to 'tempt' my capacities, but anytime I need to climb a ladder I call my son/SIL~my kids would have a fit if I called a handyman since they'are 'ready and willing' most weekends. There *are* times that I wouldn't ' ask for their help, and what you're describing, would definitely be in one of those times! Money is a means to an end, but shouldn't become what could possibly become a life threatening experience.
Do yoursefl(and DH)a favor and book a European river cruiser, safari, or any place you've only dreamed of visiting(second honeymoon?)while the work is being done, but leave *explicit* directions, and ask to be sent a selfie' of the completed work daily. Since you've 'paid your dues', it's time to start enjoying the finer things in life. You may find you can get used to it!
Oh my can I relate to this one! Last year when our roof desperately needed to be pressure cleaned I hired out the job...and thought about how I had climbed onto that *#&$^ blistering hot, slippery roof and done it myself 15 years ago, cursing the entire time and desperately afraid of falling off. No hesitation this time on hiring a great crew that not only did the roof but the exterior of the house, the porch ceiling and our separate garage. I did not begrudge writing that check one bit.
I've also forbidden my husband from trimming our oak trees, the ones he planted as tiny seedlings when we moved in and which now provide glorious soaring shade for the entire house and yard. As the years past he kept climbing higher and higher and higher, fell once and ended up in the ER and finally listened when I told him I would not be changing his adult diaper or wheeling him to the window if he ended up paralyzed, nor would I visit the cemetary because I'd still be so mad at him for being so dumb.
Don't feel bad about hiring out some jobs at all. Now that I am older I find I can't work in my gardens like I once did so I hire it out. I still love to do some of it, just not ALL of it. A little dirt therapy and I'm good; a lot of it and I'm sore, tired and cranky. Find some good crafts and trades people, read a book or something while they are working, check on the progress now and then, write the check and enjoy the results!
There are some things only the most handy or most skilled should do at any age.
If you are 60, you hope you have reached a point where you can pay others to do things.
If you can say "we are rich," you don't need to wait until you are 60.
You hit this one on all three points.
When it comes to DIY, I back off if there are building codes that must be met. I can paint, I can prep walls, I can use power tools.
But a chimney? If there's a mistake in building the chimney, the house could burn down. Even my cousin, the general contractor, who built his own house hired a mason to do the fireplace and chimney. And an electrician to do the wiring. And a plumber to do the plumbing. Because, in his words, he wanted it "done right the first time."
Sometimes getting in a pro is the best way to go.
Ah yes the chimney. I built the damn chimney 42 years ago when I was 18. The house has not burned down but due to my lack of skill as a mason the whole fireplace became the pack rat, sqirrel hostel whose needed demolition is now the bane of my existence. Well one of 2 banes actually, the other being CC level 382.


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Comet guard Marcel Jones goes up for a layup during CCC's game against Solano Community College in Fairfield on Friday. Qing Huang / The Advocate
Comet guard Darius Workman jumps up for a shot during CCC's game agaisnt Solano Community College in Fairfield on Friday. Qing Huang / The Advocate
FAIRFIELD - Dominating offensively and defensively, the Contra Costa College men's basketball team defeated Solano Community College 81-57 on Friday. CCC finished third place in the Bay Valley Conference, but missed getting a spot in the Northern California Regional playoffs.
The Comets (16-12 overall, 10-6 BVC) came out strong, dominating on both sides of the ball, and the game was over in the first half, with Solano (11-16 overall, 7-9 BVC) being incapable of recovering the lead from the Comets. Sophomore guard Fletcher Brown had his best game of the season scoring 18 points and going 2-2 on 3-pointers.
"It was a must win for us - and I just played my role and knocked down some shots," Brown said.
Brown put the Comets on the board with his first 3-pointer of the night and CCC kept up its scoring attack to take a 9-2 lead over SCC. The Falcons tried to come back from the deficit, bringing the score 16-10 with 13:43 left in the first half, but the Comets denied them their comeback by running up the score. The Comets had a 42-24 lead over the Falcons at the half.
"We thought it was going to be a tough game," men's basketball coach Miguel Johnson said.
When the two teams played in San Pablo on Jan. 22 CCC was behind the entire game, but the Comets managed to stay on the Falcons' heels. Toward the end of regulation in that game, sophomore guard Davion Mize made a clutch 3-pointer to give the Comets the win.
However, on Friday the Comets played like a squad that was determined to win a playoff spot.
"We started off playing hard, and with more intensity," Mize said about the second meeting with SCC.
Johnson agreed. "We just attacked the rim a little bit stronger and we were playing better."
Prior to the win against Solano, the Comets beat second place Merritt College (17-10 overall, 11-5 BVC) 87-84 on Feb. 19 in San Pablo.
The Comets' players thought for sure if they beat the Falcons they would earn a spot in the playoffs. The players were excited for a chance to go to the playoffs for the third consecutive year.
Unfortunately for the Comets, the Thunderbirds handed first place Yuba College (21-5 overall, 15-1 BVC) its first conference loss of the season, 99-90, on Friday to take sole possession of second place.
Even though the men's basketball squad beat the Falcons, it still needed the T-Birds to lose to earn a spot in the playoffs.
The Comets recorded 30 rebounds as a team, with freshmen players Darius Workman and Marcel Jones each grabbing eight of them.
Brown led the team offensively with 18 points and Mize added 16 points and four rebounds. The Comets made 81 percent of their free throws to go 17-21. Mize went 10-13 at the free-throw line. Freshman guard Armein Outing and Jones combined for 18 points in the first half, and all of those were on lay-ups. Freshman forward Jovell Vance added two 3-pointers in the second half.
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Feedback on kitchen layout
We are very close to the starting our kitchen remodel and I'm hoping to get some feedback on our current layout.
- The only window will be new construction and can be sized to whatever length; it faces the street.
- We would like to keep the appliances as close to their original places as possible.
- We also have a fireplace in the kitchen that we will not be moving.
- The cabinets will be custom.
Thank you very much in advance for any feedback you can offer.
Also, our original layout had a peninsula in lieu of the island and the wall of cabinets on the right, and a pantry towards the opening to the dining room. We were uncomfortable with the original layout because the pantry would block the opening and without the pantry, we would be short on cabinets.
What it I added a cabinet (i.e. trashcan cab) between the sink and dishwasher? I've always had the sink and dishwasher right next to each other. Is this problematic? We're extending our red oak floors into the kitchen. I suppose I can always put down a long rug.
push the island to the right and hook it to that side run of cabinets which creates a G shape kitchen-the left side of kitchen opens up greatly-make deeper counter runs along sink wall if you wish. the area in front of fireplace and thru the pocket door to the right is only going to be a walkway anyway/so you get a nice baking alcove/zone on the inside of the G. You can curve out the end of the g for the couple of stools....


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