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Of Bees, Mites, and Viruses: Virus Infections After Arrival of New Parasitic Mite in New Zealand Honeybee ColoniesAug. 21, 2014 Honeybee colonies are dying at alarming rates worldwide. A variety of factors have been proposed to explain their decline, but the exact cause -- and how bees can be saved -- remains unclear. A new ... full story
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Cut Flowers Last Longer With Silver NanotechnologyAug. 20, 2014 Once cut and dunked in a vase of water, flowers are susceptible to bacterial growth that shortens the length of time one has to enjoy the blooms. A few silver nanoparticles sprinkled into the water, ... full story
Progress in the Fight Against Harmful FungiAug. 20, 2014 One of the world's largest gene libraries for the Candida glabrata yeast, which is harmful to humans, has been developed by researchers. Molecular analysis of the Candida glabrata fungus ... full story
Zipper Action Triggers Bacterial Invasion: Scientists Discover New Strategy Germs Use to Invade CellsAug. 20, 2014 The hospital germ Pseudomonas aeruginosa wraps itself into the membrane of human cells. Now researchers have identified a novel mechanism of bacterial invasion, outlining how Pseudomonas aeruginosa ... full story
First Crystal Structure of the C. Difficile Surface Protein Cwp84Aug. 19, 2014 Clostridium difficile is a major problem as an aetiological agent for antibiotic-associated diarrhea. The mechanism by which the bacterium colonizes the gut during infection is poorly understood, but ... full story
Antibody Research Paves Way for New, More Effective Influenza DrugsAug. 19, 2014 Research toward developing new antibodies could pave the way for more effective drugs to combat influenza infection. Influenza is a major global health problem. Annual epidemics of seasonal influenza ... full story
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Hospital Superbug Breakthrough: Antibacterial Gel Kills Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, Staphylococci and E.coli Using Natural ProteinsAug. 18, 2014 Scientists have made a breakthrough in the fight against the most resistant hospital superbugs. The team have developed the first innovative antibacterial gel that acts to kill Pseudomonas ... full story
Zombie Ant Fungi Manipulate Hosts to Die on the 'Doorstep' of the ColonyAug. 18, 2014 A parasitic fungus that must kill its ant hosts outside their nest to reproduce and transmit their infection, manipulates its victims to die in the vicinity of the colony, ensuring a constant supply ... full story
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- Of bees, mites, and viruses: Virus infections after arrival of new parasitic mite in New Zealand honeybee colonies
- Viruses take down massive algal blooms, with big implications for climate
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Syracuse and Ohio State both played their first halves of the two teams' Elite Eight tilt without their big men in the middle, and the first half ended up tied at 29-29. But while the Orange have been without Fab Melo for the entirety of the 2012 NCAA Tournament, the Buckeyes missed Jared Sullinger for all but six minutes of the first half because of foul trouble.
Syracuse got seven points from Scoop Jardine, six points from Dion Waiters, and four each from Rakeem Christmas, C.J. Fair and Kris Joseph. The Orange also forced six Ohio State turnovers and held the Buckeyes to 10-of-30 shooting from the field.
But Ohio State repaid the favor with defense that held the Orange to a 10-for-28 performance from the field, and William Buford and Deshaun Thomas each chipped in six points to help keep things tight in Boston.
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One from yesterday , any kind of feedback is very welcome
Sometimes before deleting my rejected pictures, I convert them to b/w and once in a while they turn into keepers Here are a few recent ones. Not sure if to crop them tighter and still trying to figure out sharpening...
One from yesterday , any kind of feedback is very welcome
[size=78%]The last one is my favourite of this stunning black and white study. Keep the good work up.[/size]Thanks alot for your kind words
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Beginning Pre-dentistry Micro-Sculpture
This popular multi-day workshop is an introductory three-dimensional course designed primarily for pre-dentistry students and current dentists designed to focus on fine-motor skill development, observation, and critical analysis. While primarily for dental students, this course is open to any student who is interested in developing three-dimensional related skills at the foundational level. Professor Trent Burkett will guide you through projects utilizing sculptural techniques using various media (plaster, clay) and hand tools for carving, planing, and sanding.
Instructor: Trent Burkett
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"At the university, I pursued a diversified course of study, with classes ranging from digital photography to computer science. In my final semester, I was fortunate to take Micro Sculpting, an art class designed for the pre-dental students. I had never before been confident in my artistic abilities but this class posed an intriguing challenge to develop my fine motor skills and attention to detail. In our first project, we had to make a 1-inch cube from plaster, a deceptively intricate task that required extreme focus and concentration. Any slight movement of the tools altered the plaster; similar to the way a high-speed drill could change the surface of the tooth. Trying to get the perfect 90-degree angle while sanding the sides down to 1-inch was an arduous task, but my final product-a near perfect cube-filled me with joy. Patience, hard work and dexterity are essential when working on such a small scale, but so is the love of working with our hands. I will take great pride not only in caring for my patients' oral health but also in giving them the confidence that comes with having restored, natural-looking teeth." - Emerald Khoo
For additional course specific information, please contact Professor Burkett at 209-946-3100
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Ninfea Small Pendant
Ninfea Small Pendant features a diffuser in hand-worked glass, available in white, topaz or smoky color options. One 75-watt, 120 volt JCD G9 base halogen bulb is required, but not included. Dimensions: 5.91W x 3.15H x 5.91D.
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Shoppers waited in line for hours, some since midnight, outside of the Cherry Hill Mall for a pair of sneakers.
FOX 29 caught up with several day after Christmas shoppers who braved the cold temperatures for some Christmas Day kicks warn by NBA stars such as Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant and Lebron James.
Fans waited in a long line that wrapped outside of the mall, many just to get their first glimpse of the shoes.


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Say YES to a Perfect Intention
The Lord puts tasks in front of us. Some of them are small and some are huge. If you decide that something is yours to do, based on your gifts, your desires, and your abilities, you need to make sure that the "why" of the task stays clear and present.
Why are you doing what you are doing? And for whose glory? The "why" can get lost when we get lost in the many anxieties and fears that come with responsibilities. Who is watching? Who sees me? Who am I pleasing? If the "who" is anyone other than God, then you need to check yourself and remember "why" the task is important to begin with.
St. Ephraim the Syrian's words here give us the assurance of what the Lord asks of us when we desire to approach Him and follow the direction He is leading us:
"These are the things which befall someone who approaches God: first temptation, then tribulation, then toil, despondency, nakedness, sufferings, anguish, contempt; in these the endurance and testing of believers is manifested; and in all these the person who gives himself wholeheartedly to God's direction, and submits to his will, triumphs completely.
For God only asks of us a perfect intention, and he himself will give us the strength and grant us the victory; as it is written, He is the champion of all who hope in him. And again he says, The Lord is near to all who call upon him in truth. He will do the will of those who fear him and will listen to their supplication and will save them." -St Ephraim the Syrian
If your intention is truly perfect, God will bless your work. Serve Him and others through all that you do. This will bring true joy and peace that will overcome anxiety and fear. Be careful to be self-aware and don't get lost in serving yourself and your desire to succeed. As Mother Teresa said, "I do not pray for success. I ask for faithfulness."
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Carotid artery disease occurs when fatty, waxy deposits called plaques clog your carotid arteries. Your carotid arteries are a pair of blood vessels that deliver blood to your brain and head. The buildup of plaques in these arteries blocks the blood supply to your brain and increases your risk of stroke.
Because carotid artery disease develops slowly and often goes unnoticed, the first outward clue that you have the condition may be a stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA), sometimes referred to as a ministroke.
Treatment of carotid artery disease usually involves a combination of lifestyle changes, medications and, in some cases, surgery or a stenting procedure.
In its early stages, carotid artery disease often doesn't produce any signs or symptoms. You and your doctor may not know you have carotid artery disease until it's serious enough to deprive your brain of blood, causing a stroke or TIA — an early warning sign of a future stroke.
Signs and symptoms of a stroke or TIA may include:
When to see a doctor
Talk to your doctor if you have risk factors for carotid artery disease. Your doctor may do some tests to see what shape your arteries are in. Even if you don't have any signs or symptoms, your doctor may recommend aggressive management of your risk factors to protect you from stroke.
Seek emergency care if you experience any of the signs or symptoms of a transient ischemic attack or stroke.
Even if the signs and symptoms last only a short while — usually less than an hour but possibly longer — and then you feel normal, tell your doctor right away. What you may have experienced is a TIA, a temporary shortage of blood flow to a region of your brain. A TIA is an important sign that you're at high risk of having a full-blown stroke, so don't ignore it.
Seeing a doctor early increases your chances that carotid artery disease will be detected and treated before a disabling stroke occurs. It's also possible that a TIA can be due to lack of blood flow in other blood vessels. Your doctor will determine which testing is necessary.
Make sure your close friends and family know the signs and symptoms of stroke and understand that it's critical to act fast in the event of a possible stroke.
Carotid arteries can become stiff and narrow over time due to a gradual accumulation of plaques, which can restrict blood flow and result in carotid artery disease. Plaques consist of clumps of cholesterol, calcium, fibrous tissue and other cellular debris that gather at microscopic injury sites within the artery, creating a blood clot (thrombus). This process is called atherosclerosis.
Normal, healthy carotid arteries — like any other healthy artery — are smooth and flexible and provide a clear pathway for blood flow. If you place a finger under your jawbone on either side of your Adam's apple, you may feel your carotid artery pulse. Your carotid arteries carry oxygen- and nutrient-rich blood to your cerebral cortex and other vital brain structures, which are responsible for your day-to-day functioning.
Factors that stress your arteries and increase the risk of injury, buildup of plaques and disease include the following:
Often, these risk factors occur together, creating even greater risk than if they occur alone.
The most serious complication of carotid artery disease is stroke. There are different ways carotid artery disease can increase your risk of stroke:
A stroke can leave you with permanent brain damage and muscle weakness. In severe cases, it can be fatal.
In case of an emergency
Stroke or TIA — often the first indications of carotid artery disease — is an emergency medical condition. If you or a loved one develops signs or symptoms of a possible stroke, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately. Don't attempt to drive yourself to the hospital.
Signs and symptoms to watch for include:
If you have risk factors for carotid artery disease, make an appointment with your doctor. He or she may run tests to evaluate the health of your arteries and may recommend treatments and lifestyle changes to reduce your risk of stroke.
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment and what to expect from your doctor.
Information to prepare in advance
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment.
What to expect from your doctor
To determine your risk of stroke, your doctor may start by asking questions such as:
Next, your doctor may run tests to get a detailed picture of your carotid arteries.
In addition to taking a thorough medical history and recording risk factors and any signs or symptoms, your doctor may conduct or request several tests to evaluate the health of your carotid arteries:
The goal in treating carotid artery disease is preventing stroke. The method of treatment depends on how narrow your arteries have become.
Mild to moderate blockage
When you have mild to moderate blockage of your arteries, the following recommendations may be sufficient to prevent stroke:
Severe blockage
When you have severe blockage of your arteries — especially if you've already had a TIA or stroke related to the blockage — it's best to open up the artery and remove the blockage. There are two ways to do this:
Making healthy choices in your daily life can help prevent or slow the progression of carotid artery disease and help prevent the occurrence of a TIA or a stroke. Here are some suggestions:


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KENNEWICK, Wash.-- More than 500 people visited the Tri-City Model Railroaders show in Kennewick Saturday.
Close to 300 feet of tracks weaved through the Benton PUD auditorium.
The display included electric trains traveling through decorated scenes.
The track was originally built in 1990 but the Tri-City Model Railroaders group continues to make upgrades so the public can enjoy the displays.
"Most people when they think of a model train, they think of a train running around the Christmas tree. This is a serious model railroad. High electronics, high tech, just a lot of fun," said Bob Jekel, Tri-City Model Railroaders.
The show also included clinics to teach people about the hobby.
Jekel said they plan to have another show some time this summer.


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A group called Suspension of Disbelief is currently running an Indiegogo fundraising campaign to try to raise enough money for supplies to build a largescale crochet playground for Burning Man 2014.
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We've added some new features to Patch this week and encourage you to try them out.
Front and center is a new " Neighborhood Gallery" button that invites you to share your photos with Shelby-Utica Patch readers in a quick and easy way.
We receive countless emails with school, church and community event photos attached. We admit it sometimes takes us too long to get to them, though we welcome all reader-submitted photos and news.
But with the new Neighborhood Gallery, you'll be able to bypass our often-crowded inboxes and upload the photos onto Patch yourself.
After you click "Neighborhood Gallery" on the top of our home page, you'll see a gallery of photos submitted by users like yourself. Click "upload photos and videos" and find your photos on your own computer. After you upload them, write a caption to tell us what's happening.
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This is a book of poetry written by David Roman along with wonderful flower photographs also by David Roman
This book is a journey of passion for life full of wonderful new poems and new flowers.
Acerca del autorDavid Roman
DavidRoman Europe
I am a professional photographer living in europe for the last 20 years shooting many different things and have decided to share my personal photos of Venice Italy and my new book "Venice in Black & White" at the urging of my friends.
Venice a place that I have always loved to visit and a place that has never lost its charm no matter how many times I have visited her!
I hope you enjoy these photographs that I have chosen for your pleasure.
Also I have just finished my fourth book called "A piece of Me" its a poetry book with poems by me and my lovely photographs of flowers that inspired the poetry by me also.
My other books:
Poems for her
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If you would like to purchase any of the photos in my books please contact me at email@example.com
Fecha de publicación 07 de abril de 2010
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Etiquetas David Roman, poetry, poems, flowers, photography, romance, passion
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This book looks great David!! The pictures are so beautiful. Your photographs of flowers are what introduced me to you. I remember thinking that your pictures are the way I see the flowers I have grown in my garden. I couldn't read the poems because the type is too small but I recognize the titles! Speaking of titles that's a great one.
Congratulations on a very nice book!!!
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Re: Segment ReportsPaul Lawbaugh Sep 14, 2010 10:38 AM (in response to Cecilia Lam)
Can you be more specific about what you are trying to segment? Webtrends allows for on the fly segment creation and you don't need to use predefined "segment" parameters... you can pass any parameter you want and it only takes a couple button clicks to add it as a custom dimension of data.
The way Google Analytics works is you fill in one of their empty slot "segment" parameters and this becomes essentially "segment 1". That is unnecessary in Webtrends.
So it would be helpful if you could give me a scenario and I'll walk you through it.
BTW, we also have a specific product feature called "Webtrends Segments" which allows marketers to browse all their visitors, create a segment and with a single button click get a list of email addresses for those folks for marketing efforts. The word "Segments" could confuse in documentation. Here is info on the Webtrends Segments feature of our Visitor Data Mart.
Re: Segment ReportsCecilia Lam Sep 14, 2010 12:36 PM (in response to Paul Lawbaugh)
Hi Paul,
Google Analytics Advanced Segments are like the sub-set of the reports. They are configured dynamically too. I didn't have to defined the segments at data collection. For example, its Languages report has data on segments "All Visits", "New Visitors", "Returning Visitors" etc. over a period of time. I watched the WebTrends Segments video on your reply link and found them very similar.
I would like to try out the WebTrends Segments. However, I cannot find the segment tab in my onDemand sandbox. Is this feature avaialble in the Sandbox? Do I have to setup in the profile? Also, how do I retrieve reports with segment(s) via REST URL? Could you please send me more information?
Thanks and regards,
Re: Segment ReportsPaul Lawbaugh Sep 14, 2010 12:43 PM (in response to Cecilia Lam)
It's not enabled in your sandbox account. Can you contact the person that set up your sandbox/partner account?
Regarding Google Analytics. I'm almost 100% certain that it is against their policy to export visitor IDs/email addresses (GA is aggregate data only) so I suspect what you are calling a segment is a count/number of how many visits/visitors fall within a filtered set of data.
Re: Segment ReportsCecilia Lam Sep 14, 2010 1:49 PM (in response to Paul Lawbaugh)
Yes, Paul. Thank you for your reply.
The GA segment reports contains count and number. The WebTrends Visitor Data Mart has a lot more than what GA has. So, if I don't need the specific user information (such as email), I should only add an extra filter to the REST URL to retrieve my report. Am I correct?
Then, I have another question. For example, can I get a language report that is grouped by "New Visitors" over the last 30 days with metrcs "Number of visits", "% of Visits" and "Page View"? How should the REST URL look like?
Also, if we feed some custom information to the data collection, can we retrieve these data back in reports? and how?
Thanks for your help.
Re: Segment ReportsPaul Lawbaugh Sep 16, 2010 9:54 AM (in response to Cecilia Lam)
The Segments features you are looking at is designed to build and save actual segments of visitors. When you create an output of of those segments, you get all of the data for each and every visitor (for marketing efforts) not a number. Since what you are looking at is generating statistics I think you need to look into our ad hoc custom reporting capabilities.
Click on Administration, Report Configuration, Custom Reports, Reports and you'll see that you can create any combination of dimensions to build precisely the data you want.
Specifically, there are several ways to get the data you described below. You could have a language report that has a filter on New Visitors, available for all time periods and has any number of measures you want in it. Or you could have a language report that has a first dimension of New & Returning visitors and a second dimension of language with all the measures you want which allows you to compare both segments side by side. You can add filters for duration on site or any number of other criteria.
To be honest though, we're stepping outside of the things I can offer to help on the dev network. If you would like someone to guide you through setting this up, do you mind calling support and talking to someone in person?
Re: Segment ReportsCecilia Lam Sep 17, 2010 8:03 AM (in response to Paul Lawbaugh)
Thanks you for your response. I will look into the ad hoc custom reporting capabilities.


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Bass biologist bags awardby Willie Howard
Paul Shafland, the affable director of the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission's Non-Native Fish Research Laboratory in Boca Raton, recently won this year's Pass It On award from Bass Pro Shops and the Florida Outdoor Writers Association.
The award is intended to honor those who have devoted parts of their lives or made extra efforts to introduce others to the joy of the outdoors.
Shafland started working for the former Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission as a biologist 34 years ago.
His most recognized accomplishment is the introduction of the butterfly peacock bass to the urban canals and lakes of South Florida in 1984.
The colorful fish was introduced after research by Shafland and his colleagues showed that the visitor from South America would not harm native fish and that the peacock bass would help control populations of other non-native fish.
Since then, the butterfly peacock bass has become a popular game fish in South Florida's lakes and canals, including the Osborne-Ida lake chain in Palm Beach County.
Because they're limited by cold, butterfly peacock bass are caught only in South Florida. You won't find them north of the airport lake off Belvedere Road and certainly nowhere north of Palm Beach County.
Tags: Bass Pro Shops, butterfly peacock bass, Fishing, Florida Outdoor Writers Association, Pass It On Award, Paul Shafland, South Florida


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This beautiful apothecary console features three open cubbies perfect for storing entertainment controllers, four drawers and two cabinets, all concealed by door fronts that look like an apothecary cabinet. Loved by so many, this console is easy to build and can add that touch of character to your family room.
Projects built from this plan. Thank you for submitting brag posts, it's appreciated by all!
2 – Sheets of 3/4″ MDF or Plywood, cut into 15 1/2″ wide strips, 8′ Long
1 – 1/4″ Plywood or Lauan or MDF (for the back)
1 – 12′ 1×6 AND 1- 8′ 1×6 Boards
2 – 1×2 Boards
2″ Screws
1 1/4″ Screws
Wood Glue
Wood Filler and Finishing Supplies
3 – 1×16 @ 61 1/2″ (Shelves)
2 – 1×16 @ 16 1/4″ (Bottom Dividers)
2 – 1×16 @ 14 3/4″ (Drawer Dividers)
2 – 1×16 @ 7″ (Top Dividers)
2- 1×16 @ 27″ (Sides)
1 – 1/4″ Plywood @ 63 x 27″ (Back)
3 – 1×6 @ 65″ (Top)
1 – 1×2 @ 61 1/2″ (Inset front footer)
2 – 1×2 @ 15 1/2″ (Side Footer)
1 – 1×2 @ 64 1/2″ (Front Footer)
Remember, you can click on images to see a larger view. Work on a clean level surface. Take a square of your project after each step. Use good straight boards. Mark out joints on both sides before fastening. If you are working with MDF, use drywall screws to avoid splitting the MDF and be sure to countersink and predrill the entire length of the screw. Avoid fastening within 1″ of the ends of a board if you are using MDF to prevent splitting. Use glue unless otherwise directed. Use necessary safety precautions and equipment. The box of this cabinet is built with 1x16s (read here on how to get a 1×16). You can also use 1 1×12 width or even a 1×10 width (for a console size, especially if you are using this as a flat panel media console and space is at a premium).
Box Partitions
Begin by marking out all the joints on both sides of the boards as shown above. Don't forget that the boards are 3/4″ thick. Then beginning on the bottom partition (yellow) attach the green partition. Now attach the yellow boards to the purple. Finally, attach the blue boards to the purple. Use 2″ screws and glue. Remember, you can click on images to see a full size view.
Cut your 1/4″ plywood as shown above. Then use 1 1/4″ nails and glue to attach the back to the box. Don't forget to fasten to all of the partitions and shelves. Make sure your project is nice and square before attaching the back. The measurements shown here are slightly different from the cut list because I choose to make the cabinet slightly taller for drawer reasons, but either measurement would work just fine.
Drawers and Doors: Click here for Part 2
this one needs a love button! i'm itching to start building, but we're getting ready to move in the next few weeks (military never knows exact date, of course). but i'll have plenty of room to build. DH is hot on getting our son a new bed (i'm trying to figure out what's wrong with what he has now... "it's not a big boy bed" what?), so i think that'll be my first project. thank you so much for taking the time and being so wonderful with sharing all your plans. you are flipping fantastic!
It looks great. I want to do it too for my guest room. We are redecorating the guest room and the guest bathroom and I need some new design ideas.
LOOOOOOOOOOVE this!! Apothecary consoles always remind me of that episode of friends where Rachel gets one ... from Pottery Barn and plays it off to Phoebe that itʻs vintage. Phoebe is devastated when she finds out it was from PB...LOL!!! Love this...thanks.
With your redesigned larger interior spaces instead of the small apothecary drawers, I can also see this easily becoming a media center with a few holes for cords drilled in the back as needed. You're amazing, Ana!
I have been looking for something to put in my foyer. I think this will be just perfect!!! Thanks !!!
LOVE this! Just itching for summer vacation to start so I'll have time to start building!
Ooohhh! I am so excited! I acutally have the wood for this project already cut and in my garage! Your blog has inspired me so much that I made up my own plans for this based on some of your other projects! Glad to see that I was on track ~ I'll send pictures soon! Thanks~and~go to sleep right now!
Oh my gosh! I love it! Perfect for as a TV unit... many are really low and are too "accessible" to our house bunny! YAY for high shelves!:)
I wanna build it right now!
Thanks Ana! You're the best!
Love it! Can't wait until I am "advanced" enough to build it. I think I need to buy a pickup truck so I can haul all the wood home for my projects. :-) I just have to say I can't believe PB charges $1,000 and they can't even bother to put hidden hinges on the thing to maintain the illusion of a real apothecary cabinet. I looked at their photos and the first thing I saw wasn't how cool it was, but those darned hinges ruining (my opinion, of course) the look. I just love the apothecary furniture and can't wait to get myself set up to build.
Thanks Ana!
'm looking at this one and it says "bathroom vanity" to me. Hmm time for a remodel?
I love all your stuff, but I am particularly excited about this post! I love the look of an apothecary cabinet, and I actually considered spending the $XXXX PB charges for their version. Just Monday, I also considered spending $XXXX for a real apothecary cabinet at an antique mall. I am THRILLED (imagine even bigger font) to see that I can build the look I want. Thank you forever for these plans!!
This would make a PERFECT media cabinet.
I'm not going to be building this in my tiny apartment any time soon, but I think it's LOVELY.
Also I'm digging the new layout, very clean looks great.
OHHHHH Ana!! You read my mind! I was drooling over this console the other day while looking thru the new PB catalog. Thanks so much...
Sweet pea - shouldn't it be your instead of you're ad here?
Is it possible to use the Kreg jig for this project?
I was wishing over one on Craigslist the other day, too, thinking that wouldn't be something I could build. Then my husband said "You can't actually store anything in one of those because the drawers are too small." My hopes were dashed--until NOW!!! Thank you, Ana! You are incredible.
I LOVE it! I actually HAD to do a post on my blog about this peice and link to you and here a tid bit of what I said:
I have had this love/slight obsession with anything and everything apothecary for as along as I can remember! I believe it stemmed from a friends episode with Rachael buying an apothecary table at Pottery Barn and Phebe flipping out when she realized where it was from. I have been enamoured since that episode! And I find it kind of ironic how that episode was about Pottery Barn and Ana with Knock-Off Wood was threatened by PB! I'm chuckling...
Seriously, in love! Thanks for all your hard work and sharing your talent!
OH-MY-GOSH! You have been reading my mind, haven't you? I have been wanting one of these for what seems like forever. Just the other day, I was looking through a magazine, saw one and thought "Gosh, I wonder if I should request these plans on KOW?" And todaaaaaaaaaaay, here it is!
Thank you ever so much for this super perfect hack! You rock!
I saw this and thought it would be an awesome media cabinet too! Great minds I guess. I haven't built anything yet, but there a tons of things that I want to build and this guy is on the list!
Yes, definitely a LOVE button! I opened your blog only to gasp and sigh all at the same time. I'm not on facebook so here is a LOVE,LOVE,LOVE button from me. I need a kitchen buffet and this will work perfectly to hold (not dishes!) but my kid's art supplies so they are on hand, but out of the way. I too think of "Friends" and smile. Thank you Ana! I can't wait to attempt my very first project!
Shucks at 2AM I would make the same your mistake too! Love your stuff Ana!! :-)) Don't quit please, you're doing great!!
It is so hard to choose! Our house is really just a blank slate because we have just gutted the place. Everytime I think I am ready to start building some more stuff, you post another plan and I rethink the entire design of our rooms!!! To many wonderful ideas!!!
this is great! i am going to chop the top cubbies off and make it just the 'tiny drawers' and it will be the new media console that i wanted! well after i finish my other projects anyway, but its on my list!!thank you ana!
LOVE this project! Ok DH and I are doing this, as well as some patio chairs! Thank you so much for drawing up plans for this project! :)
I can't wait to build this and see what others come up with! Thanks girlie for staying up till 2.
I never knew how bad I needed an apothecary cabinet....
I am LOVING this! I am making the farmhouse bed this weekend and was going to make the other dresser you have posted but now definitely considering this as my dresser instead. Love it!
i love it! i've been wanting to build something for my dining room and i think this might be just the thing!
I have been following KOW for a while now and love everything that is posted, but today... TODAY, I found the item that I've been dreaming of! Our old (circa 1995) 27" TV went on the blink but the new flat-screens won't fit in our custom entertainment center (which was made by my Dad to fit the 27" TV), so we've put off buying a new flat-screen. Now that I've found this media console, I can see a new TV in our future! Thank you Ana for everything you do and post here. It's just a fantastic thing to do!
I was just thinking TWO days ago how much I loved the idea of an apothecary style cabinet for DVD/CD storage! YOU READ MY MIND!!! I love the plans ... and even more ... I LOVE THE LAYOUT of the page!! Very visually friendly. :D Thanks a bunch! I can't wait to get started on this!
Love! Love! Love! Thank you so much!
Thanks for your plans. I haven't been able to start any quite yet, but my list grows longer by the day.
Wow! Love this Ana, THANK YOU! This is exactly what I need as a media console! I love your site and look forward to new posts daily. I have a huge list of projects already and am looking forward to getting some helpful tools for Mother's Day! Thanks again!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Can't wait to make one! I'm transitioning from sewing to building to be my favorite hobby! I make custom window treatments to fund my building projects!
You seriously have THE COOLEST blog EVER!! I love it. I found you about a month ago and I'm so excited to make something but I haven't decided what yet. I need some shelves for my sewing studio so I think I might start there. I really like the look of the expedit ones that Ikea has, do you have any plans similar to those?
I would love for you to also post an option to build the tiny drawers as this is a feature I want to incorporate into the kitchen cabinets I plan to build.
I love everything you put up!!! What TV Channel would you like a show on I will seriously write them and we could get all your fans to sign it saying you deserve a show!!!!
Sponsoring posts is a great idea ANA! You are turning out to be quite the savvy business-mama on top of being a builder-mama. If I had something to advertise I would. Maybe when my blog gets going! That other single mama took the words right out of my mouth. I actually did cry when I looked at the PB catalog last night. Not because I realized I would never be able to afford anything, but because I realized I could actually BUILD whatever I want! Including the apothacary chest! I was going to ask for this! I love it. My favorite project lately though is that dresser Cameron made. WOW. Amazing. I want to make one exactly like it. I can't believe thats a second project. WOW.
Thank you so much! I have been trying to rework your "red media cabinet" designs to be more like the photo one of your followers posted but my hubby works at Pogo (I am guessing you know what that means) and I have two kids under 3 = no brain power left! I picked out turquoise stain (to match our living room quilt) but hubby wanted natural so we havent gotten anywhere (I was also turning the bottom part of our bar into a chalkboard, crocheting two fat birdys, hosting a playdate, and cleaning the 1 acre yard) and this popped up tonight! I have this penciled into the calendar in two weeks we are making this (hopefully with my nail gun mothers day present! Hubby is cuttign wood next weekend so I Sat is taken :( Might just get started without him lol!)
Bless you! I hope to make this for under our movie screen.
As I walked through a museum's antique village setting, they had a vintage apothecary cabinet complete with tiny drawers in their "pharmacy"! I knew I loved the look but found the storage completely impractical - thanks for bringing the best of both the look and the practicality of storage together! I LOVE this, too!
May I suggest another alternative to paying a sitter so you don't need to stay up until 2am? I absolutely love your blog and would continue to love it even if you posted half as often. And I'm quite sure your readership would understand a adjusted publishing pace, especially if it means that you get to both spend time with your daughter AND get to bed before 2am. (Might work?) Best wishes in your blog and family endeavors, Ana! Thanks for being such an inspiration.
I agree with Paula. I would be perfectly content with one project a week, and maybe one bragging board.
Don't wear yourself out! We appreciate everything you do, but don't ruin your health or your time with your daughter just so we can build a table.
By the way, this is GORGEOUS and I think I want to replace the stupid cupboard THING my TV is on right now. THANKS!
I love this soooo much! It's all I think about now.....I'm having a hard time convincing my husband to let me build this. He likes our ratty torn up console with broken glass doors. I think I might have to kill him if he won't let me replace it. He says I can only build it if I put his favorite football teams' logo on the cabinet doors instead of the false drawer fronts. :( That will just ruin it I think....
I'm about half way through this one. I knew that I wanted to stain and not paint, so I'm sort of on the fence as to my choices of materials. I used mdf for the skeleton. And wood for the exposed parts. But now I'm realizing a few of my mdf ends will be exposed. How difficult will this be to stain? Any pointers?
What I would use to cover up the exposed ends is edge banding. It's super easy to iron on, and forms a tight bond (it's exactly what they use on kitchen cabinet shelves) and comes in a variety of unfinished wood and is reasonably priced (about $7 for 25 feet 3/4" wide). Good luck!
I have spent hours over the last few days trying to find a piece like the Andover Media Console or Cabinet to put in my home. This is complicated because we just sold one house, moved to a condo temporarily, while finish building another house. I had mostly built-in in last house and didn't want to pay a lot for a piece that may ultimately not have a visible place in next house. BUT I love the Bailey console and Andover cabinet so much that I have spent untold hours trying to find a piece of similar quality for not quite so much. When I saw these plans immediately got commitment from friend to build it for me!!! Thank-you, Thank-you, Thank-you. Your site is heaven sent!!
Does anyone know a est. price on how much this would take to make this and the drawers? I love this so much! thank you Ana for posting this.. but i was also wondering if there was a way to do a skinner and taller (35" or 40" height) more profile version for people that are mounting their flat screens? it would just be used for the components? thanks and have a great night!
Like Mandy before me, I am also looking for a narrower version (like cut right down the middle). I really want to use this as an end table for the chaise end of a modular oversized couch that is on the border of my family opening into my kitchen. Too wide and my sliding glass door is covered. Would love one cabinet door and two drawers (that look like 4) :) THANKS!!!
Oh Anna, don't let this blog interfere any more with mothering than it has to. Yes, it's an important thing you're doing, helping so many people to be able to learn new skills, beautify their homes, gain confidence and independence . . . but we're all grown-ups, and don't need you like Grace does.
If your production goes down by half, or 75%, because you're taking care of your daughter, don't sweat it! You have such a huge catalog of plans now that there's plenty to keep us groupies busy for quite some time. ;o)
As one whose husband has worked himself far, far too hard, for too many hours while his little children were growing up, trust me on this one. We'll all live just fine if Knock-Off Wood slows down. Grace's growth isn't going to slow any, and she'll be so big before you know it . . . and now is the time to build the foundation of your relationship for the rest of your lives.
I know how attractive it is (ay, irresistible sometimes!) to throw myself into something that's a good cause, and take my mind off of my children. It's good to have something "on the side" . . . but there's one person in the world for whom there is no substitute: Grace's mom. Be her mother, first. Be an amazing, wonderful, lovely, loving mother to your little girl, and wife to your good husband. Then, after that, be the amazing Ana of Knock-Off Wood.
We'll all understand. :o) And Grace will thank you for the rest of her life.
I LOVE this! I've been wanting for my craft room. I'll need to modify it a bit because i actually need/want the smaller drawers, but you're definitely made this task much easier. Thank you!
Ooh, I see this as a dresser for my sons' room. I think I will do 8 drawers instead of 4 drawers and 2 cabinet doors, but with your step-by-step instructions and idiot-proof diagrams, even I can easily see the changes I need to make. Beautiful, beautiful. My husband is out buying the wood right now to make them matching twin Farmhouse beds. Love your blog, you seriously rock! <3 <3
Haha- that's EXACTLY what I keep thinking of! I want one just because of that episode! And I keep hearing in my head, "Who even knows what an apothecary is?!" And Chandler says, "A pharmacist." ....Awkward silence.....
Ana, this is absolutely beautiful. I can't wait to build it! And Kaptain Spalding, yours made my jaw drop open. Wow.
OMG!!!! I am so glad I found your blog! I cannot wait to make this cabinet-it is beautiful.
Thanks so much for the great plans :)
Hi Molly, thank you! And you must check out our facebook page - one of our readers just submitted a photo of this console with some mods, it's stunning!
Hi Ana! I wanted to share with you my finished product. I credited your website for the plans and my friends all think you are amazing, which you are. Let me know what you think!
I got the cabinet finished and it looks great. Thank you, Ana!
How difficult is this to make?
This was a sweet project. It totally changed our family room! I would suggest using an extra 1x2 on the back if you're on carpet because ours tilts toward the back due to poor support. But it still looks killer.
Hey, I can't view your site properly within Opera, I actually hope you look into fixing this.
This is an AWESOME project. My hubby and I have been looking for a dresser to re purpose for a TV Console. We thought of removing the top drawers for component shelves, but just have not found the right dresser yet.
Your design is perfect for what we pictured. I emailed my hubby the links at work and he thought it was "sexy". I think we are going to give it a try. Thanks so much!
This is gorgeous - and perfect! I'm tempted to try it even though my husband is going to call me crazy!
Ooh, gorgeous!!! I've been looking all over your site for something I could use in the living room. I need a console sized cabinet. It needs to be rustic, to match my Benchwright PB furniture in the room, but it also needs to have cabinet doors so I can store all my music inside. (I'm a piano/voice teacher and have been collecting music for years!) This might work...if I modified it a little bit? Hrm. I'll have to keep thinking. Thank you!!!!
I love this too, but I also want it with the smaller drawers, all 16... I don´t think this will be my first project, specially because there is no room in my studio... :-(
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I just finished mine go check it out at my blog crump04.blogspot.com . I still need to put knobs on but it looks great in our living room. Thanks for the plans Ana. Love ~Andi
Are the plans for this one much shorter than the PB one? 27 3/4 inches just seems so short. Has anyone modified it to make it a bit taller?
I have been looking for more storage for my kitchen! This would be a great buffet and also be able to store my other cookware. I love Apothecary consoles :) Thank you so much for all you do! I LOVE your website and have passed it on to a bunch of my friends. After finishing up the "mom's train table" I will see about making this one. Thank you for your hard work and the inspiration. Never thought I would be able to make furniture :)
Is there anyway to make this with just drawers like the first picture? I'm in love with these...but I don't need a media console, or something with shelves.
did you ever make it as a dresser? if so can you please post a picture
I want it with the smaller drawers too. I'm surprised she hasn't made one yet. Ana, is one in works?
I found you website yesterday!! I have already gone thru a majority of your blog and I am in LOVE!! There are so many great projects! This is going to be one of the projects I want to try and build, i'm so excited! Thanks so much for you wonderful blog : )
I absolutely adore this! Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous work and idiot-proof plans! Any chance you have plans for matching apothecary end tables? I swear I came across some a while back, but can't seem to find them now.
I can see why people want the smaller drawers, its novel I think. But in my mind they don't even seem practical. Perhaps 2 tiny drawers would suit me.
I am excited to build this media table, but I want to adjust the height to make it 30 inches. How does that affect the other measurements? I'm not sure that I've come up with the correct adjustments.
Hi, I love this apothecary cabinet, my husband will be building it soon. Can you tell me what color this is and where you got the paint for it? It's so beautiful! Thank you!
I love how you redesigned your new website Ana!!! The step by step feature is so awesome!! It should help me out tremendously when I get confused (which is quite often) Thank you so much for all you do!!
Where are the rest of the directions? It stops at Step 7 for the drawers and doors. ???
I adore this console, and am looking forward to forcing my husband to help me build it...but where is step 7? Is there a link somewhere that I am not seeing?
thank you SO much!! You are the best!
Thank you, dan-k! I was freaking out that I couldn't find the rest of the steps. Thanks so much for the link!!!
Help! There isn't an active link to Part 2 of the plans!
I am picking up materials in appx. 4 hours! :) I am soooo excited!
I set out to make this at DW's request but we wanted the 8 drawers and a few inches taller. With my tendency to over-engineer everything, I decided I wanted a solid wood top. DW and I settled on African Mahogany as a good mix of price and appearance. We purchased the lumber locally and had them end-glue the pieces together and plane it flat for us. Out the door, it was $100 or so, but we have a 20"x30" piece left over for another project.
For the added height, I simply extended the end pieces to 30" and used 4-1/2" footers instead of the 2" called for in Ana's plans. I added an extra footer to the rear of the cabinet and a cross piece in the middle of the bottom to help prevent sagging.
I don't like the way the ends of plywood look in finished projects so I used veneer tape (available at home depot) for the exposed ends of the plywood. You just use a regular clothes iron to secure it to the plywood. You'll need a router or small hand plane to flush-trim the edges but the end result looks so much better than the 'sandwich' plywood effect.
The last thing I did was on the drawers. I didn't see a way to easily add slides or hardware but I was worried about the drawer bottoms dragging on the shelves. I solved this problem in two ways. I have a router table so I used a 1/4" round-over bit on the inside and outside of the bottom edge of the drawer sides (but not the back or front). When I assembled the drawer boxes I raised the bottoms and back up about 1/16" with spacers so that the end result was the sides were 1/16" lower than the bottom and back so that the drawers ride on the sides only. The sides have less surface area, thus less drag. The second thing I did was apply some 1/2" wide adhesive teflon tape (Amazon.com, search "ptfe mouse tape") to the bottom of the edge that rides on the shelves. I don't have anything to compare to, but the drawers slide in and out very smoothly.
If I were to make another one, I think I would use 5/8" plywood for the drawers. 3/4" just seems too bulky.
Because of the hardwood top, this project cost us quite a bit more than if we had stayed with Ana's plans, but wow, this thing looks awesome in our bedroom.
Thanks for the inspiration, Ana!
Hello Anna. My computer won't let me click on step seven is there a way you can e mail it to me? Thank you!
Here are the drawers and doors.
You have posted plans for everything with the apothecary piece but it says "click here" for making the front of it and there is no link to do this. Can you assist?
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- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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Indoor and outdoor pool and hot tubs, exercise facility, sauna, steam room, grills, gated and fenced for privacy.. Board walk leading to the beach through sea oat covered dunes.. Scuba diving in the pass is great or fishing in the pass or surf...Excellent shopping nearby and the seafood is always fresh and terrific in the local restaurants..
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Daily charter fishing excursions from a marina across the street from the complex.. New Publix grocery store 1 mile away, New out door shopping mall 15 minutes away, Large outlet shopping mall within 25 minutes, oddles of great local restaurants plus the usual chain restaurants... Abundant state parks with fishing piers, golf course and trails for walking or bike riding. Several excellent golf courses within 30 minutes.. Concert facility with named entertainers 10 minutes away.. Shrimp festival, game fishing tournaments.. Pensacola is 40 minutes away and the Navy Aviation Museum is superb!
vacation rental rates
Early Summer: May 22, 2010-Jun 20, 2010 .. $229/nt .. $1390/wk
Peak Summer: Jun 19, 2010-Aug 09, 2010 .. $249/nt .. $1539/wk
Early Fall: Aug 08, 2010-Sep 08, 2010 .. $169/nt .. $1023/wk
Fall ........ 09/08/09 - 10/31/09..$141/night .. $876/week.
Winter ........11/01/09 - 2/28/10..$139/night .. $834/wk..Nov - Feb $1500/mo
SPRING........ 03/01/10 - 05/22/10..$183/night .. $1128/week.
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We are pleased to announce that MESA is live: http://www.mesa-medieval.org Read about MESA, click through to the Advanced Search, create an account, add some tags, join in (or start) a discussion! Many thanks to the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for … Continue reading
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WASHINGTON, DC – April is National Donate Life Month and the NKF Serving the National Capital Area (NKF/NCA) is celebrating in a unique way—by teaming up with the Community of Hope A.M.E. Church in Hillcrest, MD, to raise awareness about organ donation on Sunday, April 27, 2008. During mass services at 10 am and 12 noon, Pastor Tony Lee and his sister-in-law Quandra Lee will share testimony about their personal experiences as a living kidney donor and a recipient, respectively. In addition to the Donate Life Program, the National Kidney Foundation will sponsor free blood pressure screenings and provide organ donation information after both services.
Quandra is a devoted volunteer of the National Kidney Foundation and can be seen in a public service announcement promoting the Foundation's Knock Out Kidney Disease screening program for residents of the District of Columbia. She was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD) when she was just 17 years old and has endured years of dialysis and two transplants from living donors—her mother Gillian Bates and her brother-in-law, Pastor Tony Lee.
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Last year, organ transplants saved more than 27,000 lives in the United States. One organ and tissue donor could one day save the lives of seven people and enhance the lives of 50 more individuals. The problem is of those eligible to donate upon death, only 50% chose to do so even though all major religions support it, and the quality of your medical care will never be compromised for organ donation.
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The National Kidney Foundation applauds the Lee family for organizing this special gathering. "Our message is that organ donation works and these volunteers are living, breathing examples. After experiencing the miracle of transplantation and being given a second chance at life, they are eager to raise awareness about the dire need for more organ donors in this country," said Preston A. Englert, Jr., CAE, President & CEO of the NKF Serving the National Capital Area.
Press and the general public are welcome to attend services. Community of Hope Church is located inside Iverson Mall, lower level, at 3701 Branch Ave., Hillcrest Heights, MD. Press, please RSVP to Rachel Schreibman at (202) 244-7900 ext. 17 or email@example.com.
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Daytona Beach, FL (JusticeNewsFlash.com)–The Orlando Sentinel reported on Friday, David Crider, a 33 year-old DeLand man, was killed in a motorcycle crash while riding east on Old Daytona Road in Volusia County. The fatal motorcycle vs. pickup truck wreck happened at about 9:30 p.m. according to the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP).
Homicide traffic detectives, investigating the fatal crash, say Crider was riding on his bike when a Ford pickup truck driver was turning onto Amelia Avenue cutting him off. The biker was pronounced at the scene and FHP continues to investigate the bike wreck fatality. No information on the pickup truck driver or his injuries has been released.
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