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Chateau Musar is brilliant. But if at all possible try not to drink this latest release yet. I've only given this four stars because at a tasting just before Christmas it was clearly not ready and my palate is not 'good' enough to tell how it will be in years to come. I have had all the released years going back to 2000, the 2003 several times, which I like very much. The variation between years is considerable but there is a distinct feeling of necessary growing maturity with age. The 2000, again tasted just before Christmas was just something else - one of those rare moments when you are reminded what a superb wine is all about. It was as though it had just 'got there' - everything had just come together after 13 years, while all the later ones, great though they were, had not reached that wonderful peak which will doubtless last for several more years. If it were possible I'd give the 2000 six stars. The 2005 may reach that level in a few years - I don't know. At the moment all I can taste is merely a very good wine.
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by big saw » Fri Apr 13, 2012 5:14 pm
by duncan » Fri Apr 13, 2012 6:08 pm
big saw wrote:My response began with " Nice fish" Then I commented on whiting out the pics to keep the "spot" a secret. There are no secrets with smallies on the lakefront ! That is why it is laughable to me. The smallies are all along the ENTIRE lake front at this time of year, pre-spawn. Water temp, full moon all the proper elements to be able to get smallmouth. Posting pictures is cool. I did it years ago, but frankly it's just a lot of work for me. I hope everyone else posts them so I can look and continue to say nice fish. NO controversy, NO anger, NO nothing. Just go get some smallies. We have been poundin' 'em for about a week. Good luck !
by big saw » Fri Apr 13, 2012 6:44 pm
by duncan » Fri Apr 13, 2012 8:11 pm
by hookthis » Fri Apr 13, 2012 10:40 pm
by ja-knee-sea » Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:00 am
2sac wrote::)2 GPS coordinates please.
by Ed » Sat Apr 14, 2012 7:34 am
hookthis wrote:I said, "No sir. World's 5th largest freshwater lake, 900 trillion gallons of water, and not a fish in it."
by 2sac » Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:19 am
hookthis wrote:indeed, smallies on the LF go back 20 years for me. But I'll post a pic of my spot, I'm not shy:seriously, just about any wall or harbor has them. As I have stated before, when I was a bike messenger in the early 90s, I'd slaughter them at lunchtime all around Navy Pier and Monroe Harbor.One time in summer of 92, I was fishing that narrow slip of water between Navy Pier and the waste plant, and pulled up a smallie about 14". I was using little black spiders below an Adjust-a-Bubble, they were Halloween props with a hook pushed through them. They fell really slow, which worked great. A tourist getting off a bus asked me in a thick southern accent, "Hey, there's fish in there?" I said, "No sir. World's 5th largest freshwater lake, 900 trillion gallons of water, and not a fish in it."
by lost sailor » Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:14 am
by FishinMatt » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:47 am
by hookthis » Sat Apr 14, 2012 1:31 pm
Ed wrote:How about a thread on "What is the dumbest thing you've been asked while fishing?"
by 2sac » Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:17 pm
FishinMatt wrote:Nicely done 2sac There are not too many secret spots, but I can't blame a guy for not wanting to amp up the pressure on a "lesser known" spot.
by 2sac » Sat Apr 14, 2012 4:25 pm
lost sailor wrote: I even had sex...with a girl! ... after the Taste one night, while the wealthy socialites watched my bare arse as they floated by in their million dollar yachts. What, no pics?
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3) If you feel confident moving with your pack on then it shouldn't be a problem. You need to be able to reach above you and look up, the pack should be not too wide and I'd avoid having kit hanging off that can get in the way as well.
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'Zat you then, Ed? You share my hair stylist it seems
I go with the cache your gears somewhere.
But otherwise I would say it depends On your own abilities and confidence, but it isnt as bad as people say - though I dont personally rate it in fact after 3 visits I still dont like it.
Maybe worth searching how people compare it to other ridge walks you may have done.
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ed h wrote (see)'Zat you then, Ed? You share my hair stylist it seems
Skip, I though that was you !!!! Any way I recommend your stylist
Robert - yes, I camped just on the edge of the forestry on the N.E. side of Llynau Diwaunydd on my ML training expedition. Really nice spot trashed by chavs, a lot of rubbish around, but the weather was horrible so there was a preference for the shelter of the forestry and we were able to find a spot a decent distance from the mess.
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........ I would of thought the weight would be an issue more than the size I wouldn't fancy it with anything really heavy like 20kg.
But people do mountains a lot bigger with heavier packs than that, I do 3-4 day trips in Scotland across similar terrain, typically carrying 12-15kg depending on time of year.
The OP should be able to get a reasonable packweight give that he can re-supply fairly often.
Just a thought, there are some cracking pictures of Crib Goch in the Scrambling article in this quarters Summit magazine.
I'm always aware of my sail area on exposed ridges - Crib Goch do get blowy at times.
You don't sound too confident (better than over confident!) so if you can cache your pack safely I'd say good idea.
Enjoy your trip. Probably not the best choice of phrase.
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Should be an interesting trip, all 15 of Snowdonia's 3000s and a few more peaks just for kicks.
Depends a bit on your defiintion of 'mountain' but there are now 16 x 3000's - Castell y Gwynt has just 50ft of prominence above the surrounding plateau of Glyder Fach and although it doesn't seem like a real mountain, it's certainly worth including in the Glyder traverse.
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Can you buy these at the apple retail store or can you only buy them online?
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- Jun 8, 2013
is this works fo skype?
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- Apr 10, 2013
The sound works great but the buttons won't work to answer Skype calls but only iPhone phone calls.
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No answers yet
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- Mar 19, 2013
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Poor guy! That would be my family too, don't have a clue. Except for my mom, of course, who got me started in all this.
I just had to tell someone about this...
I'd been having a bit of a hard week so a friend of mine who buys books from charity shops said that she had brought me something to cheer me up, the first thing I thought of was an Elvis book
I was right, when she brought it round to me, I took it out of the wrapping and didn't quite know how to respond... it was 'Elvis' by ALBERT GOLDMAN!!
How the hell is that gonna cheer me up?
My friend is very lucky that I know she is not at all clued up on Elvis, otherwise...
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Poor guy! That would be my family too, don't have a clue. Except for my mom, of course, who got me started in all this.
Got my family, my kids, my books and my music, I'm good, yeah, I'm good.....
Although a nice gesture, I would burn it and not let her know.Originally Posted by Terry the Ted
Originally Posted by Joe Car
Or at the very least glue all the pages shut so that it can never see the open light of day again.
what a bad luck.... although the gesture was very nice....
I would sell it on Ebay and buy another book from the money that i'd make selling the Albert Goldman book
"A year from now, you'll wish you had started today"
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Hey Terry
I started a thread here and we all got on the subject of this Goldman guy and his book. Everyone had heard of him and his book, evidently, except me. People have been giving me the low down on him here. I'm so curious I've been thinking of going to the library and trying to find it and then you post a thread that someone just gave you one. What a coincidence.
"When songs made us start to wiggle our hips.
It came from a combination of R & B and Soul.
It was the beginning of a new music.
They called it "Rock 'n Roll." ..................by me
Originally Posted by Albert
Problem is, if you sell it for what its worth, you would end up owing them money for taking it
Sorry to hear about you bad luck... I read the book and to be honest with you it really made me mad and I wanted to sent the book to him and tell him where to stick it.... but then someone told me that he had died... so yea I still have the book... but will never read it again..
The guy was a total jerk and very, very jealous of Elvis.. no other way to look at him...
If you read the book "Take it like a grain of Salt" not worth much.
Hopefully your friend did not know that the book was garbage and probably bought is for next to nothing.. in hopes that it might be a good book.. Dovey
Oh yeah I've got the book and read it several years ago and will never open it again.
The man just loved attacking people. Didn't he do this to John Lennon too? Probably quite a few others. Hostile, hostile.........
Yeah, John Lennon and John Belushi too i think. He just wanted to stir things up to sell more books . it was all about the money.Originally Posted by Diane
Got my family, my kids, my books and my music, I'm good, yeah, I'm good.....
Hi Gayle,Originally Posted by songs4u
Don't waste your time finding the book from a library, it really is rubbish!
A load of cooked up story's about Elvis from a guy who didn't even know him and was purely jealous of him. take my advice Gayle... GIVE IT A MISS!
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Hi Dovey,Originally Posted by Dovey
She told me that she got the book for ?1.20 and really did not know what kind of book it was! just saw Elvis on the front and thought it would be good.
When I told her it what it was, she said "well at least I brought you something that you didn't already have"
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Hi Terry,
Just throw it out, that way you won't have to look at it anymore...
Is it possible for your friend to exchange it for you...
Yes, you really should read it. But also have the two excellent books from Guarlnick to balance it out with facts.Originally Posted by songs4u
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Was there anything good about this book?
Anything positive about Elvis...
Hi TedOriginally Posted by Terry the Ted
To be honest with you, I did not know what kind of a book it was until I started reading it.. then I got mad. I decided I was going to send it back to him... someone on this borard said that he had died.. so I guess I could not send the book where he went
Anyway, I sure can understand how she got it for you and did not know what kind of a person Goldman was I sure didn't. Dovey
Originally Posted by franny
Nothing that I saw.
Hi Franny,Originally Posted by franny
to be totally honest, I have never read it from start to finish, but got almost halfway and can safely say that every page made me fell more and more angry!
I doubt she could exchange it for me, it came from a charity shop. ... I might just donate it straight back to a charity shop!
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I have been transferring old videotapes I made over the years to DVD. I have recently come across at least two interviews Goldman did on U.S. TV when the book came out.
One is the run of the mill "Entertainment Tonight" type interview.. nothing special really.
However, the second one is very interesting- Goldman appears on the NBC "Tomorrow" program hosted by Tom Snyder. This show was on right after the Tonight Show and was the program NBC replaced with LATE NIGHT with DAVID LETTERMAN.
Snyder normally just interviewed guests in a studio, but for this program he had a live audience. Until Goldman came out. Syder explained that the audience was cleared out due to a request from Goldman. On top of that Goldman was extremely nervous during the interview.
He talked about why he wrote the book, also about reviewing Elvis' 1969 Vegas comeback shows for a magazine and what that experience was like to him. Very interesting stuff to see.
I am working on possibly posting a video clip of this, and if that isn't possible an audio clip. That is if there is any interest in it.
Hi Greybeard,
I am the first of many (i'm sure) who would love to see this video clip! please don't give up on it mate, 'cos it sounds really interesting. Let me know when it's done
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MIDDLEPORT — A couple who have called Middleport home for the past 30 years will be leaving soon in answer to a call from God to go into missionary work.
AI Hartson, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ since 1983, and his wife Donna, will be moving to Louisville, Ky. soon to become event coordinators for Team Expansion, a missions ministry with more than 340 missionaries in 46 countries at this time.
"Team Expansions' goal is to reach the unreached people and groups around the world by targeting specific ethnic groups, many in southeast Asia, northern Africa, the Middle East and India," said Hartson.
He said their work in the Louisville headquarters will involve handling the logistics and planning for training events for those missionaries who will be moving into the mission fields
According to Hartson there are 16,700 people who do not have any sustainable Christian witness to share with the 2.5 billion who, "have never heard the story of a loving Son sent to die for them."
Hartson spoke of the extensive preparation which the missionaries need before moving to foreign lands to fulfill their role of proclaiming the message of salvation through Christ, and of the role which he and his wife will play as Team Expansion facilitators once they finish their training.
Since the positions the Hartsons are going into are non-salaried, they have been working for several months to raise the financial support they will need. Anyone who might want to make a pledge for the Hartson's mission work may call 992-6168.
One of the major accomplishments during Hartson's tenure as pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ was construction of the the Family Life Center across the street from the church. Opening in May 1997, it has been a place for many community activities as well as church events. The spacious building features a large auditorium/gymnasium for meetings and athletic events, a stage for performance, a complete kitchen where food can be prepared for free dinners for the hungry or community gatherings, and several smaller rooms for educational or social gatherings on the mezzanine.
In addition to his work as the church pastor, Hartson has been active in community Christian events and organizations particularly those involving youth. He is a past president of the Middleport Ministerial Association and the Meigs County Right to Life organization, and has been active with the Prayer Task Force and the Opiate Task Force. He served on the Board of Directors at the Ohio Valley Christian Assembly Camp, and was involved with the Fellowship of Christian Students at Meigs High School. He also helped with the Youth League Baseball and Don Vaughan's group of boy scouts. His wife has also been active over the years in business and community events while rearing the couple's three children.
As for their future plans, Hartson said they hope to work eight to 10 years in the mission program and then return to Middleport to retire. Meanwhile, their daughter and her family will be living in the Hartson homeplace.
After commenting about how much the family has enjoyed living here, Hartson concluded by saying that, "going into missionary now is what the Lord has called us to do."


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Make plans to come out on Saturday (May 11th) when we will be hosting a fund raiser shoot for the 2 firemen, Ricky Mantey and Mitch Moran, who were critically burned and the families of the 2 men who lost their lives, Lt's Eric Wallace and Greg Pickard, on February 15. All profits will go to the Fireman's Fund. Please see the Fireman's Benefit Shoot Page on our site for further details. We look forward to seeing at the shoot in support of these firemen injured while protecting our community.
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Siminoff provides a good introduction to how a Loar-style F-5 mandolin is put together, although some of the finer details are not necessarily correct if you are trying to build an exact copy. The drawings are seriously flawed and not particularly well drawn. For example, the cross-sections, so important for getting the carving of the top and back right, do not agree with the plan view or longitudinal section, and the outline of the instrument body changes from drawing to drawing. The book's greatest value is in showing how the basic construction is arranged, with good explanations of some of the less obvious details, such as the neck-body joint, the scroll reinforcement in the peghead, etc. If you combine this book with a better set of plans (the plan that StewMac sells here is pretty good), you can build a decent F-5, which is a pretty complicated instrument.
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Cafe La Semeuse Single-Origin Inde Whole Bean coffee comes from 100% Arabica beans from South India where a particular circumstance called "Monsooning" gives coffee a distinctive aroma and mild flavor. Once harvested the coffee beans are exposed to the monsoon rain and winds for a period of about three to four months, causing the beans to swell and lose their original acidity, resulting in a smooth brew with a practically neutral pH balance.
The Cafe La Semeuse Single-Origin Inde coffee gives off fine scents of wood enriched with fragrant spices and hints of bourbon vanilla, cardamom and cinnamon while brewing.
Your first sip will awaken your taste buds with a gentle attack of fine spice and woody flavors that defy description and remain generously persistent in the mouth with subtle sandalwood undertones.
The folks at Cafe La Semeuse call this coffee "Spicy"! Available in whole bean and ground 8.8oz bags.
Green coffee beans are usually shipped in 132lb bags, (60 Kilograms) and world-wide production statistics are compiled on the number of bags.
World production for 2012 includes 88,818 bags of Arabica and 62,440 of Robusta.
To give you perspective on worldwide coffee production and the rarity of some highly prized regional coffees like Hawaiian Kona and Jamaican Blue Mountain that make up a tiny fraction of all coffees, here are statistics for 2012 compiled by the US Department of Agriculture.
Brazil leads the world in total production again in 2012 with 40,200 bags of Arabica and 15,700 of Robusta for a total of 55,900 bags or 7,378,800 lb.
Vietnam is second for total production with 850 bags of Arabica and 24,150 of Robusta for a total of 25,000 bags or 3,300,000 lb.
The United States, mostly Hawaii, (100/0) and Mexico (4,500/200) make up North American production of 4,600 bags of Arabica and 200 bags of Robusta.
Central America produces 14,605 bags of Arabica and 10 bags of Robusta from: Costa Rica (1,600/0), El Salvador (1,475/0), Guatemala (3,840/10), Honduras (5,800/0), Nicaragua (1,800/0) and Panama (90/0).
South American countries including Bolivia (4/150), Brazil (40,200/15,700), Colombia (7,500/0), Ecuador (415/190), Paraguay (25/0), Peru (4,800/0) and Venezuela (880/0) combined to produce 53,970 bags of Arabica and 15,890 bags of Robusta.
Caribbean countries produce 920 bags of Arabica from: Cuba (125), Dominican Republic (475), Haiti (300) and Jamaica (20).
Middle East coffee comes from Yemen at 150 bags of Arabica.
Papua New Guinea, 1,100 bags of Arabica and 50 bags of Robusta, represents Oceania's total production.
South Asia contributes 1,650 bags of Arabica and 3,685 bags of Robusta from: India (1,640/3,660) and Sri Lanka (10/25).
Sub-Saharan Africa contributes 9,243 bags of Arabica and 7,580 bags of Robusta from: Angola (0/30), Burundi (225/0), Cameroon (100/700), Central African Republic (0/15), Kinshasa (200/165), Cote d'Ivoire (0/1,800), Ethiopia (6,500/0), Ghana (0/90), Guinea (0/425), Kenya (850/0), Liberia (0/5), Madagascar (25/500), Malawi (25/0), Nigeria (0/30), Rwanda (250/0), Sierra Leone (0/70), Tanzania (500/300), Togo (0/650), Uganda (650/2,800), Zambia 10/0) and Zimbabwe (8/0).
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MannyGate7 Very informative thank you!
Philip Coats Interesting to see that coffee comes from such a wide variety of places. Curious to know just how much the taste of each varies (with a similar roast temperature) due to soil composition and other localized variables.
Dean Dahlstedt Absolutely amazing that coffee is the 4th most popular drink in the world, yet it appears to be produced in such small quantities in many regions. This truly is a special drink. I now know why Hawaiian coffee so expensive. Only 100 bags a year! How many times have I roasted a Panama Esmeralda Gesha or a Kenya AA without realizing that those are the very best of only 90 and 850 bags per year respectively. These fact really make me realize how truly lucky we are to be able to enjoy the very best of this wonderful drink. Great article, thanks.
paul hees Great stuff, a lot of interesting information presented in a condensed but appealing format. As a big fan of both, it never occurred to me that Ethiopia produces 8 times as much as Kenya. Wondering if China is still growing- thought Yunnan was on course to rival Vietnam? Thanks!
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Although the inside of their home is impressive, what makes Giarrusso's home interesting is the utilization of the outdoor spaces that surround it. Each outdoor room has its own feel, style and use. Whether you are looking to get sun, enjoy a cup of coffee or get cozy around an outdoor fireplace, there is a room for every purpose.
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We are having a house built very soon. They will be pouring the foundation any day now. I did not like the kitchen layout so I am designing my own that incorporates a large corner pantry. The problem is that I can't decide on a cabinet layout. I have gone back and forth numerous times and want to make sure I pick the best one. I kind of have a history of making decisions quickly and then regretting them right after. So for this kitchen layout I want to be sure I make the best possible choice. Several things I should add: *I want to utilize as much of the space as possible. *I am sort of OCD (for lack of a more fitting term) about certain things and need things to make sense in my head. Some examples: I like symmetry or for things to look at least mostly balanced. The kitchen will be triangle shaped (L-shaped with an island). There will also be a corner pantry that takes up 4'4" from inside edge to outer edge of the 2x4. It's not shown in the examples but it would go in the corner where it shows empty space. Because the kitchen is L-shaped, it means that I will have less cabinets in order to have a large pantry. I still want the kitchen to look like it has a good amount of cabinetry. I have come up with several different options. I am wondering which one(s) you'd prefer and reasons why. I will also add that the idea of having a 48 in cabinet has crossed my mind but I don't particularly like the look of them. I prefer the look of a 36 in cabinet. ANY input is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance to anyone who reads this and replies! Option A: I like the idea of having cabinets that aren't all the same size. The cabinets on either side of the range are each 18 inches. I do want those to be symmetrical instead of doing one wider than the other (again, that's just how my brain works). But I don't really like the idea of having the cabinets on the other wall all be 18 inches as well (one 18" & one 36", so two 18" doors). That just seems too matchy-matchy. However, I'm worried about the 12" cabinet in this option A scenario. Does it look weird? Out of place? When I showed it to my husband he was like "That's different". And then he said that he would prefer the 12" cabinet to go on the outer side and the 36" on the inner side closest to the sink. In my mind that doesn't make sense. The plates would go in the 36" cabinet so as you are walking into the kitchen you'd want that to be closest I would think. Please let me know if I'm off base here. Wide view of Option A:This message has been edited. Last edited by: amcfar, | |||
21" upper cabinet with 24" drawer base cabinet, 36" window and 36" sink base cabinet, 12" upper cabinet with 36" upper cabinet and 24" dishwasher and 27" base cabinet Second view of Option A: | ||||
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21" upper cabinet, 24" drawer base cabinet, 36" window and 36" sink base cabinet, 15" upper cabinet with 30" upper cabinet and 24" dishwasher with 24" base cabinet The thing is that I don't know if the 30" cabinet would be big enough for all the use it will get. I plan on putting all the bowls and plates in this cabinet. I just don't know if the 15" doors will be as nice as the 18" ones would be on a 36" cabinet. I just really like the look of 36" cabinets and keep going back to that option as a result. Second view of Option B: | ||||
The corner pantry sound quite awkward and will block easy movement from the sink/prep side of the kitchen to the refrigerator/stove side and would not have good access to all corners, especially if the door is on a 45 degree angle from both counters. The pantry may be better placed where you show the refrigerator now with the refrigerator next to it. That would mean the stove would be moved to the same wall as the sink and you'd want 24"-30"inches between them as your main prep space. That would put the stove on the outside wall which is better for venting and only be a problem if you couldn't move the window left or right for some reason. Upper and lower cabinets generally look better if they align vertically - that is put a 24" above a 24" if possible, for example. | ||||
amcfar, congratulations on your soon-to-be new home! Had a few questions, if you don't mind - Is this all stock cabinetry? Is the corner pantry non-negotiable? Standard door or accordion-style pantry door? Would you consider one of the vertical (tall) pantry units instead? Any chance you might extend the length slightly on both ends - say towards the slider and past the fridge's current location? Have some of the same concerns as Chuck WRT the pantry door and upper/lower symmetry. Not a fan of the microwave venting systems - I'll give you a few things I would do differently or think about, if this was my kitchen. I don't care for dust-catcher space and/or unutilized areas/gaps. Any chance you can use taller (usually 42") cabinets to the ceiling? Or, use trim above the uppers, staying within your contemporary style? Feels as if you have a larger than usual gap in the backsplash area, too. And, any way to extend farther down towards the slider (and on the other side, too - for symmetry)? Otherwise, I usually see trash cans or brooms and other clutter on these ends. In fact, sometimes tall cabinets help stow those items, too. You could possibly even create some symmetry with a pantry on the opposite side (by the fridge). Not a fan of the narrow cabinets/counters on either side of the stove. Don't find those cabinets/counters either useful or workable. That's another reason I'd suggest extending the length on both sides and possibly moving the stove and fridge. If you eliminate the upper cabinet and oversized backsplash gaps, you'll achieve a more custom, finished look. Also don't care for the gap inbetween the fridge and its upper cabinet. Would rather frame in/build in the fridge for a finished look and eliminate that gap. I realize that my impressions may be incorrect without reviewing dimensions. As an example, the gap to the slider appears large in one shot but narrow in another. If you're using stock cabinetry, sometimes these gaps can easily be remedied by adding one custom item or a corner shelving unit for display. Exciting that you can design this to suit your own needs and desires to enjoy for many years to come! Love the basic, simple style you selected. It's only MHO so not worth much but those were my first impressions. Congratulations again and best of luck!This message has been edited. Last edited by: BearCat49, | ||||
drawers are a real need and I had pot and pan drawers and dish drawers put in when I designed my kitchen back in 2004 .I had the traditional uppers put in , but designed my new kitchen for the future as this is my retirement home and did it all to handicap accessability standards and thought about the future and the forever home idea .It will make it easier in the future to get to things.I got all the info online and even now the drawers are much easier to take things from than reaching for things over a counter top .Congrats and remember always think ahead . | ||||
Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I will try and answer all your questions. First of all, I currently live in a 2 year old house. This house has the same exact corner pantry that I'm planning on putting in the new house. I actually LOVE it. It stores lots and lots of stuff. I have a lot of kitchen appliances like bread machines, electric skillets, household deep fryer, George Foreman grill, etc that take up lots of space. So the corner pantry easily holds all of those along with all the shelf stable food and all my paper towels, napkins, garbage bags, etc. If I'd go with a traditional counter depth pantry there's no way I'd be able to store all of that in there given the dimensions of the kitchen I have to work with. I have included a top down view to give you a better idea of what the pantry looks like. It's actually not awkward at all. The door to it is at an angle so there is no wall coming out blocking anything like I think some of you may have been picturing it. This is actually a really popular thing here where I'm from. I doubt any of you live in my state so you may have never seen anything like this before. I assure you though, it's very commonplace here. And it's actually the thing I like most about my current kitchen. That's why I want to incorporate it into the new house as well. Our current house ended up being worth more than we thought it was so we decided to put it up for sale and have a house built on the very next street over. We will use the profit from selling the new house as a down payment for the new house. I have to keep within a certain budget for the kitchen. It will be stock cabinets most likely and they will have to be kept at 30 inches in height. That I can't really change. I also don't like tall cabinets because if I have to dig out a foot stool to reach the top shelf I find that to be impractical. Again, they cost more money so they're not really an option for us. It's also common here to have the fridge and stove be on the same wall. I don't know if I like the idea of having it be on the wall with the sink. The other thing is that there is going to be a wall right next to the fridge (which I've drawn in the pic) so that's as far over as I can go on that side. Also on the wall that includes the sliding door I will be putting the garbage can there next to the cabinet. So I can't go any further over than what I show in the pic. I'm 30 years old so I'm not quite worried about retirement yet. If we stay in this house long enough I suppose we would redo the kitchen by that time. Someone mentioned the gap above the fridge. I actually used the exact appliances and cabinet height that we currently have in our house and there is only a one to two inch gap between the top of the fridge and the cabinet above it. So I don't know why they show a big gap in the pic. Maybe the program is automatically putting a bigger gap between the bottom of the upper cabinets and the counter tops. At any rate, they will be the standard distance so just disregard what it shows in the picture if it looks like they're up too far. Thanks again, everyone. I appreciate all of your input.This message has been edited. Last edited by: amcfar, | ||||
I understand how difficult it is to make choices and a kitchen is probably the most used room of the house. When we redid ours we relied on the cabinet makers. I used custom and standard cabinets but the cabinetmaker had a CAD program that did all kinds of calculations and showed us lots of different ideas and options. I wonder about the depth of the corner cupboard. Mine isn't so deep but it's the most disorganized cabinet in the kitchen. I have lots of cabinets and still could use more for all my baking pans and appliances. I have pull out drawers in my pantry cupboards and pot and pan drawers. I like the idea of a taller backsplash, they are showing lots of tile options for them unlike mine which is a mere 17 1/2 inches high. I would really see what can be done by a professional with a computer program. One thing I did learn about framing in appliances with cabinets. Appliances do change heights, etc. In the last 15 years, refrigerators have gotten taller, double ovens are shorter, microwaves are deeper and dishwashers can have different adjustable heights, how do I know this, because I have custom cabinets for my ovens, microwave and refrigerator. Just found out my dishwasher has less tolerance than a lot of brands. | ||||
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Ideal Bite: Counter(top) Argument
by Jen Biederman on 11/14/2008
Tags: Countertops, Granite, Green Living, Ideal Bite, LEED, Lifestyle, November, Recycled Material, Tile, Winter
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Are you debating whether to replace your kitchen surfaces? The Bite Try rebutting this: Green countertops look great, have no known health risks (unlike granite's... [more]
Ideal Bite: Grand Theft Auto?
by Jen Biederman on 11/13/2008
Tags: Car, Gas, Green Living, Ideal Bite, Lifestyle, November, Winter
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Is your gas getting "jacked"? The Bite If you don't ditch that body in the trunk (or anything else you don't need), it is. Take unnecessary stuff... [more]


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Portsmouth, N.H.-based hotel firm Ocean Properties has purchased a Bar Harbor subsidized housing complex to use as employee housing, and has asked current tenants to relocate. Ocean Properties owns several hotels in Bar Harbor.
Residents at Acadia Apartments told the Bangor Daily News that Ocean Properties representatives have told them to move out, but the company has not responded to requests for additional information. The complex is made up of four buildings with four apartments in each, but not all apartments are rented. A letter sent to tenants named the complex's new owner as BHAPTS LLC, and listed Ocean Properties' phone number and mailing address. It's unclear when tenants will need to relocate.
Ocean Properties owns the Harborside Hotel and Marina, the Bar Harbor Regency Hotel, the Park Entrance Motel, Days Inn and Ledgelawn Inn, all in Bar Harbor. Construction of its West Street Hotel is nearly complete. It also owns a downtown pier, Stewman's, which houses restaurants, as well as commercial building Harbor Place, which has several businesses. The assessed value of Ocean Properties' local land holdings is nearly $80 million, the paper reported.
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