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Looking to pick up a solar shower. The one REI sells has horrible reviews. Anyone have any success with another brand? Looking for something in the 5 gallon range. Thanks Nick
LOL none of you nasty fuckers takes showers when camping at places like indian creek? Figures...
The shower at the hotel usually works great. :-P
Wet naps and hand sanitizer.
We use some type of clear bag shower that has a black side to it. Get some inexpensive bamboo mats for showering on ,and one for drying off on, and your good to go..... I forget the brand name of the shower, but it worked fine and we took one every day out, sure felt good after a day of playing in the dirt.... Some times we'd hang it in a tree, some times just shower each other off..
Hey Nick, For the first time in many trips to IC we brought a shower for our trip 2 weeks ago....It worked great! Will never go back without one. I ended up buying a cheap one(5 gallon) from Walmart since the Seattle Sports ones were all sold out everywhere. It only cost $8 so I beefed up the handle a little bit(kind of flimsy before the modification) but it worked great.
awesome thanks, great idea with the bamboo too! Did you guys travel with the shower bladder full or did you fill it after you arrived? I'm worried about the quality of a lot of the ones I've looked at and it sounds like most of them leak. I'd rather fill it up in Moab and not waste water and have to head into town to refill at some point. Maybe I'll get another water jug specifically for the shower.
This one works
FIlled up at gearheads...free water....fast. Instead of the bamboo mat, I'd recommend just using flat rocks as a small floor to get you off the dirt....they're plentiful and it's one less thing to bring/buy...
Nick, I have used the cheap-o one you find at Walmart or Dick's with clear on one side and black on the other, works great. Coglan's I think. In the summer you can even use a camel back bladder.
I think that ALL solar showers are inherently low-tech, so just get a regular old cheap (5 gallon) one since they do have the tendency to get funky after a few seasons. Just beef up the handle and add a length of cord to hang it. Remember, you do NOT need to fill it with your precious drinking water. Just find a clear enough stream/pond to fill it in the morning before heading out to the crag. At the end of the day, you will have enough hot water for two people to each take a decent shower. The hardest part about showering in the desert, is finding something that is actually high enough to hang the shower from. And yes, get a big flat rock for your feet!
Find a 3 gallon or so pump sprayer, like for weeds. A buddy found one made out of black plastic black I think it was for construction. Works great doesn't leak and isn't prone to getting small holes. Much better than the 3 or 4 sun showers I have owned over the years.
Not solar but this would really be all you would ever need. Nemo makes ridiculously nice things. NEMO Helio
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NVC1JY/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=135070894>>> I took a month road trip and the Walmart one failed on day three. I picked up the one in the link and it has been amazing and lasts but I got the 2.5 gallon one. Enough water for a shower and wash my bike clothing. I had a 6 foot section of garden hose in the car so I could fill the shower up at spigots on the road otherwise it is pretty hard to fill. Also, if you put the shower on your Hood or a rock to catch the sun put a towel under it because the metal or rock sucks the heat back out of the bag.
At $8 bucks a pop from "The Wal Mart", buy TWO just to be safe...
5L dram. Leave it in the sun and open the flip top hung from a tree. Bam. Shower


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Richard Meyer's research and writings on modern and contemporary art focus on the ongoing debate over sexuality and gender, its effects on modern art and visual culture, and censorship and the public sphere. In lucid prose, he has addressed queer perspectives, key feminist artists, and Andy Warhol's fascination with Jews. His most recent book, What Was Contemporary Art? redefines "the contemporary" as a condition of being alive to—and alongside—other moments, artists, and objects. Meyer is Professor of Art History at Stanford University. He is the author of Outlaw Representation: Censorship and Homosexuality in Twentieth-Century American Art and Naked Hollywood: Weegee in Los Angeles.
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Time rules our lives, woven into the very fabric of the universe - from the rising and setting of the sun to the cycles of nature, the thought processes in our brains, and the biorhythms in our day. Nothing so pervades our existence and yet is so difficult to explain.
But now, in a series of 24 riveting lectures, you can grasp exactly why - as you take a mind-expanding journey through the past, present, and future, guided by a noted author and scientist. Designed for nonscientists as well as those with a background in physics, the lectures show how a feature of the world that we all experience - a process known as entropy - connects us to the instant of the formation of the universe, and possibly to a multiverse that is unimaginably larger and more varied than the known cosmos.
Drawing on such exciting ideas as black holes, cosmic inflation, and dark energy, the lectures also address a momentous question that until recently was considered unanswerable: What happened before the big bang? And while the focus is on physics, Professor Carroll also examines philosophical views on time, how we perceive and misperceive time, the workings of memory, and serious proposals for time travel, as well as imaginative ways that time has been disrupted in fiction.
"What is time?" asked Saint Augustine 1,600 years ago. "If no one asks me, I know. But if I wish to explain it to someone who asks, I know not." These lectures will move you much closer to an answer.
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"Get From Eternity to Here instead"
These lectures were OK but they were almost completely a not as good rehash of the materials in the professors book From Eternity to Here. The book was quite good but took a few shortcuts describing entropy that made it difficult to fully understand. The lectures take even more shortcuts. There is not much point to the lectures after reading the book. Other than that, the lectures are pretty good, but the structure of the book is better and more carefully presented. So, get the book instead. If you like repetition, then do the lectures before the book.
"Familiar Ground, But Well Told"
Having read / listened to a number of "popular science" books (Greene, Hawking) that address the origin and fate of the universe, the concept of time and the role of entropy are familiar and central concepts in those books. It was about the third lecture of this series before I thought I learned anything new, but by slow accretion and careful explanation by Sean Carroll, I began to have a deeper understanding of time and why it is, indeed, still such a mystery Carroll has an earnest, engaging style. He does a good job of maintaining a coherent narrative through the lectures, so it is easy to follow his development of the topic. Not much math here (good from my perspective) except when he lays out Boltzman's equation for entropy. All in, I recommend this course. Like many of the concepts in modern physics, the ideas are counter-intuitive and elusive--at least to this former English major. Revisiting them from time to time is helpful in solidifying central concepts--and entropy / time is certainly one that deserves re-examination. Like all "Great Courses" lectures, these are survey level courses, so if you are someone who is calculating the trajectory of the next NASA probe to Mars, move along, there is nothing for you to see. But, if like me, you have a general interest in science, you will find this course worth your time and an enjoyable listen.
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"Making an is not as easy as it seems."
Physics is no easy subject, at least to me. Quantum theory harder still. However the author does a terrific job making theoretical physics accessible for the regular person. On top of that, there is just so much interresting stuff in this book that it is almost impossible to get everything in only one listen, specially while you are driving. I'm planning to listen it at least once again.
It is a book for those people who like me are absolutely fascinated by physics but just don't get what does those weird equations mean. If I had a teacher like that on high school I would probably had studied physics on college.. but you don't find teacher like him on highschools. =( It is the first time I can say I understand what entropy really is. I read many times on wikipedia and other books, and I thought I did understand, now i know I do.
There is still a long way to go before humanity is able to fully grasp the misteries of the big bang. And maybe the future that looks rather bleak may have a way out, to survive the end of the universe... hopefully
"More about entropy and less about time."
He gets very very technical and detailed. I got a lot out of each lecture.
I appreciated that he deconstructed this idea of the "laws of physics" being absolute. The second law of thermodynamics in particular.
Great lecturer. Has an engaging way of speaking and he prepared these lectures in a very accessible way.
Time is not what you think.
I said above that it's more about entropy than time. But, in the first lecture he points out that entropy is the best way to think about time. And he carries this through all the way to the end.
This was the most dense of the Great Courses Lectures I've listened to so far. Probably worth a second and third listen. You will get a lot out of it.
"Repetitive and not exactly convincing"
This lecture series was okay, but I was expecting so much more from it since time is such an interesting topic. I didn't appreciate the lecturer's style much either. He literally repeated the same examples more than five times per lecture sometimes and it just got really dry. Entropy was one of the most important topics of this series, but the lecturer's argument as to why entropy is important for time was not convincing.
"Everything you ever wanted to know about time..."
I have previously taken a number of "Great Courses" series, from "The Teaching Company" - they are almost always excellent, and to be able to get them through Audible, represents very good value.
This course on Time is no exception. Professor Caroll has the perfect voice for explaining complex concepts in physics - slightly geeky sounding, but very easy to listen to, and immediately likeable. While he explains all the concepts he uses, so there is no need to have any background in Physics, I found some grounding helpful, as he gets into some quite complex stuff, fairly quickly.
The lectures cover all aspects of Time, from "why am I always late" to measurement and the "longditude problem", the "block" or "salami" models of time, Relativity, space-time and time dilation, black holes, the early universe, and a lot on thermodynamics! The main question, which the series attempts to answer is "why is there an arrow of time?" going always from the past to the future.
The various explanations for the arrow of time, (such as the probablistic explanation for the second law of thermodynamics) are prised apart, to show their circularity, such that it seems to come down to explaining the nature of the early universe, and the "past hypothesis". Without giving more away, this becomes the central intellectual puzzle, which drives us on towards the end.
If, like me, you like these kind of "ultimate questions", and you enjoy concepts in Physics, (without delving into Maths), I can thoroughly recommend this course.
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When ever i click on the file/3dsmax icon button it says it can't find ApplicationMenu.xaml then after i go past 2 error messages then when the menu opens its missing loads of options so i can't import/export or things like that.
Iv'e tried reinstalling and checked and the .xaml files no where on my computer.
You may want to run feature related queries by the 3DS Max forum instead of this one.
Please try the tips below and let me know if they help.
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All that happens when i try that is it says C:\Program Files\Autodesk\3ds maxv 2010\UI\MaxStartUI.mnu is invalid.
Then it says 3ds max fails to start.
Heres a link to the AREA Discussion: http://area.autodesk.com/forum/autodesk-3ds-max/au
Hello Tamiel,
Did you try the above solution of reseting the preference by renaming or moving the enu folder to another location and restart max to create new default preferences.
can you create a new user account and restart max from there and see if that works.
Pls let me know if that helps.
Anil thanksfor the GREAT answer; IT WORKED!


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6:24pm Thursday 1st May 2014 in Winchester By Lauren Howard, Reporter
CONTROVERSIAL plans to cap speed limits in Winchester city centre to 20 miles per hour will be implemented it has been confirmed.
City councillors met to discuss the strategy on Tuesday (April 29) which will see the current 30mph restriction reduced in a bid to promote healthier travel options and cut the number of traffic-related casualties with works expected to start as early as August.
It is hoped the move will reduce carbon emissions and increase the number of people choosing to walk or cycle to and from work.
City council officer Andy Hickman said: "We're hoping it will make the city a more pleasurable place for people to walk and cycle. Experience from around the country shows these schemes have significant benefits. The results from Portsmouth showed a reduction in the number of casualties so there are wider benefits as well."
Reports that traffic volumes in Great Minster Street had reduced by 40 per cent since The Square was refurbished were contested by chairman of the St Swithun Street and Symonds Street residents' association, Peter Grant, who objected to the proposal.
"We have already had experience of the 20mph limits," he said. "It was introduced in 2012 and it had a shocking increase in speeding of five times [of what it had been before]. That's huge. That is such an incredible increase that we have to stop and take recognition of it. It's quite clear to all of us that the lack of enforcement means drivers have two fingers in the air and we have seen this in The Square. It says no access and yet there are 500 cars there every day.
"Unless this is enforced, frankly, you are all wasting your money. Maybe it will make you feel better but there's no evidence it will help. If you do go ahead with this scheme one thing I ask is that you do before and after surveys and you publish them."
Cllr Brian Collin said: "I am in favour of the report and I have been a champion of 20mph limits in residential and commercial streets in Winchester. Now 20mph is being proposed for the centre of the city - the commercial core street. For the most part this proposal is sound but there are glaring problems in its implementation.
"I submit that the effect of the city centre 20mph proposal on these two junctions makes the stretch of Wales Street and the stretch of Chesil Street leading to the start of the city centre 20mph area positively dangerous," he added. "You don't want to make them more dangerous; you want to make them safer. I urge you to make sure that as part of your recommendation these two stretches of street are included in the schedules and join up the thinking behind the existing 20mph areas and the proposed city centre one."
While councillors listened to pleas to extend the parameters beyond the scope of the old Roman walls it was argued any abstention would result in time lost. The plan is for all roads from Blue Ball Hill to St Thomas Street to the bottom of Romsey Road and Arthur Road in Hyde to be included.
Cllr Tony Coates said: "If we were to push this back today we would be losing about 12 months. Let's get on with it and implement as much of the 20mph restriction as we can."
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The National Weather Service says March was one of the coldest on record in three West Virginia cities. Several other cities experienced below normal temperatures for the month.
March was the sixth coldest in Beckley, where the average monthly temperature was 35.3 degrees.
Huntington experienced its 10th coldest March with an average temperature of 40.2 degrees.
Charleston's average temperature of 39.7 degrees tied with March 1971 for the city's 10th coldest March.
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It's Official: FED To Continue QE
Wednesday, June 19, 2013 - 2:37 PM
Chairman Bernanke announced today that the earliest that tapering would be enacted is the end of 2013, but more than likely early to mid 2014. The market has tanked over 100 points from the news to date. He does, however, see economic improvement...as a whole his speech was what most expected him to say.
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Overly optimistic for Monday/Tuesday; now overly pessimistic for Wednesday/Thursday.
End result for the week: net zero or slghtly negative.
Savers: Do not expect anything good will come out of this financial show over the long term. Earned interest will stay be near zero while mortgage/loan rate rocketing into the sky.
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting that Packers restricted free-agent DE Johnny Jolly signed his tender just before the deadline, according to Jolly's agent, Brian Overstreet. Jolly, whose future is in limbo pending trial for felonious possession of codeine, will be paid $2.5 million, although it is not guaranteed. Had he not signed his tender, Jolly could have received $589,501 from the Packers, which is 110 percent of his 2009 base salary.
The Packers have two other restricted free agents — starting S Atari Bigby and No. 3 CB Tramon Williams — who did not sign by the deadline.
Jolly is coming off a solid 2009 season, having led Packers defensive linemen with 39 tackles and setting a single-season record for a D-lineman with 11 passes defended (according to team statistics). But taking into account his current legal problems, which at the very least are likely to result in some sort of suspension by the league, the Packers have moved former starting NT Ryan Pickett to Jolly's left end spot, with 2009 first-round draft pick B.J. Raji moving into the starting NT role, at least for the time being.
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The Philips HD2386/20 is a specially designed Panini maker which is an important appliance for your kitchen. This Philips appliance features grill plates, making it ideal for easy toasting and gives you brown and crunchy bread slices within a few minutes. The non-stick coated plate in this Panini maker makes the cleaning process simple and quick. There is a cool touch handle in this Philips appliance which keeps your hands safe even during the toasting process. The maximum power consumption in this Panini maker is 700 W.
A Panini maker makes your toasting procedure easy and allows you to prepare crispy Panini sandwiches in no time. The Philips HD2386/20 has heating up and a ready to cook indicator which notifies you when the bread slices can be placed for toasting. You can apply some butter on the slices which makes your toasts tasty and crusty from outside.Safety and Convenience
The Philips HD2386/20 is incorporated with a cord winder that allows you to easily coil the main power cord of your Panini maker. The cord in this Philips appliance measures 0.8 m. The non-slip feet keeps your Panini maker safe and ensures skip proof setup for an added safety. The Philips Panini maker is a compactly designed appliance which doesn't require much space in your kitchen. You can also place this appliance vertically in your kitchen cabinets for convenience.
|In the Box
|Sales Package
|1 Unit, User Manual, Warranty Card
|Model ID
|HD2386/20 (Panini Maker)
|Cooking Plate
|Grill Plates, Non-stick
|Cord length
|0.8 m
|Other Body Features
|Cool Touch Handle, Cord Winder
|Convenience Feature
|Non-Skid Feet
|Other Convenience Features
|Easy to Clean
|Power Requirement
|220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
|Power Consumption
|Warranty Summary
|This product is covered with 2 years domestic warranty, includes only manufacturing defects and on services, but not mishandling
|Service Type
|Customer needs to carry the product to the nearby Authorized Service Center to get the product repaired or inspected.
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Warranty shall not cover any damage resulting from adaptations or adjustments which may be made to the product. Warranty does not extend to cabinets, knobs, labels, or any accessories. Warranty does not cover the risk to the product caused by accident, lightening,... Read More
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|Parts and Labor
|Warranty Type
|Within warranty period, Philips India Authorized Service Centers will repair or replace any defective part, if required, to rectify the problem.
|2 Years Philips India Warranty and Free Transit Insurance.
I got this product delivered yesterday. As usual Flipkart is spot on with packaging and delivery
About the product:
Looks very elegant and premium product. High grade materials used and surely worth the money.
Very easy to make sandwiches. The toasting is crisp and even. Also easy to wipe and clean.
But One let down is that it does not have a cut and seal plate attachment. Morphy Richards SM3006 G has this attachment at a lesser cost.
Also don't get mislead by the chord winder thing. It is not a automatic winder it is just a feature to coil the power chord manually. The length of the po... (Expand)
Ordered this and was promptly delivered the next day. As most reviews already highlight - excellent packaging and superior customer service by flipkart.
About the product:
Pros: -
1. High quality grill plates
2. Very efficient & quick heating given that power usage is 700W
3. Makes great panini sandwiches, crisp and evenly grilled
Cons: -
1. Short electrical cord, could be a foot longer for convenience.
2. Slightly more expensive than competitive brands but no
compromise on product quality.
3. Grill plates could be made slightly bigger (probably making
it bigger may affect effi... (Expand)
The product was much debated before I actually took the decision of buying it.
Delivered in a day!
I felt good using it and believe me, an ultimate money saver.. My stuffing was in the Fridge since a full night and half of the day. Pretty chilled up!
I directly applied it on a piece of bread, covered it and put 2 sets in it. 2-3 minutes and it was smoking hot, completely grilled and the stuffing was hot from inside.
No cleaning problem. Just brushed with a dry cloth and it was cleaned! All oil had been soaked up whatever little I added.
The power cord is small, think around half a mete... (Expand)
Good one. Nice sandwich maker. Easy to use and handle.Awesome finish. Great grill plates. Though the price is a tad on the higher side but nevertheless worth the money. So all you folks out there, this is an awesome product from philips. Just go out and have your piece
For some time wife was contemplating to buy sandwich maker. Grill plates won over cut-and-seal plates and after seeing a few in a leading electronic/electrical store we decided on this model. However, Flipkart was offering it for less and being a regular Flipkart customer and gained their trust I bought it from Flipkart and saved me some money!
Now to the actual sandwich maker, it does what it is supposed to do!. Been having great panini sandwiches at home after getting it. Its easy to clean and also easy to store as it stands on its edge and saves space. The electrical cord can be wound at... (Expand)
I am using it for 1 year 6 month and it is working superb no problem it is one of the best product that i got from flipkart timely delivered thnaks (View complete review)
Its easy to use gets heated quickly. Internal non-sticky ness works. This is best deal at this price.
Flipkart delivered it on time.
A really good deal and nice performance. (View complete review)
Have been using this from almost a year, I would say a Good step to buy.
Product is just amazing, you can't find a better one.
It does everything what it says and do it in best ways.
Surely recommended.
You will love Grilled Sandwiches :) (View complete review)
Bought this about 4 months back from Flipkart, the delivery was within the time frame quoted and the packaging was good. The product itself is excellently built.
I use it to make sandwiches and grill various items. A very well built item. The only flaw that I see in this product is that the wir... (View complete review)
Bought as Pop up replacement after very bad experience with a ORPAT OPT1057 (flipkart) and a Philips HD4815/01 (local store). Pop ups are very short lasting device as they are spring loaded.Moreover they are not repairable easily,even if they are it will cost you 80% of new product price.On the o... (View complete review)


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What potential does 3D printing have for developing economies?
Can 3D printing combined with mobile internet access enable developing economies in Africa and elsewhere to create a new manufacturing model that overcomes their deficit in traditional manufacturing infrastructure (roads, transportation, logistics, finance etc.) and constrained development to-date?
Could we be on the verge of a lower cost and way more flexible model ideally suited to under-developed regions where on-site and one-off manufacturing provides scarce spare parts for products manufactured elsewhere and a new generation of local products specifically designed for local needs?
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May 11 2013: Maybe, maybe not. Sadly thats the world we live in. I followed a course on Rapid Prototyping using 3D printing in college, it was all so fascinating, the possibilities to build a better future are endless. An early 3D printer (not sure of the type though) was demonstrated in Jurassic Park 3 (yeah the movie!), they used it to replicate a velociraptor's vocal column. Though the movie was intended to be science fiction, some aspects were clearly real.
Once 3D printing is popularized, their demanded increases, cost decreases and CAD technicians become Gods. However, with a dose of corruption and a pinch of money, what'll stop extremists from designing and manufacturing firearms in a basement?
Unless violence is eradicated from the human genome, it is best if useful, life changing technologies are left under utilised. Should it fall into the wrong hands, 3D printing may suffer the same fate as gunpowder; from fireworks to shotguns.
May 11 2013: Yes, technology creates many challenges Prasad as you correctly point-out.But is there an alternative and on balance, do we get more benefits than problems? Its not an easy equation and I for one would prefer that nuclear had never happened but now we are stuck with it and its overbearing threat to our security and life. Maybe with more experience we can become better at controlling our technologies, extracting the goodness and more effectively limiting the dangers. I see no sign that 3D printing will not be adopted because of the fears you raise and I hope this continues to be the case. Thanks for the comments Prasad, they are appreciated!
May 11 2013: Brendan, I have given it some thought. I may have to retract my statement of large scale manufacture of firearms using 3D printing, but the possibility still itches at the back of my mind because a few have achieved it. I apologise for being such a pessimist. I sincerely wish a laid back industry such 3D printing takes a big leap forward. 3D printing has never been an option, accessible or even know to the common man, such technology will not only be technically helpful but also be an inspiration to others. Hope a see an organization revolutionize 3D printing, much like Xerox did to photocopying. Heck I would buy one for myself if it becomes cost effective, it's an engineer's dream.
A technical issue would be sort out the printing methods best suited for on-site application and the materials/resin used in printing, can they be more economical and meet all the requirements?
Example; when installing pipes, sometimes fittings like elbows and tees are of inferior quality or the required size is not manufactured by the manufacturer. Should 3D printing (printer and materials) be a worthwhile investment, the contractor/fitter can print the required parts in advance and assemble with ease. With that comes the problem of designing the parts and CAD literacy, both can be solved by a web-site or app which provides access to ready to print part designs.
May 13 2013: Prasad:: It sounds as though you regret the invention of gunpowder. Think again. Remember that after the fall of the Roman Empire, new forms of "government" developed, Feudalism, which is very similar to the Mafia, literally. People were very poor after that, and ambitious people found that by investing in expensive steel weapons, like swords and armor, he could become a "leader:, with a small gang of well armed followers with horses, swords, and armor, all out of the reach of ordinary people. So they were helpless. Until guns were invented. Like the motto: " God made Man, Colt made them equal." Thomas Jefferson would be scandalized to hear that many modern people can't seem to understand that.
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By Marjorie Nesin
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---- — Every so often. a slew of idling vehicles line up at Stacy Boulevard and curves back toward Tally's service station, usually signifying that the Blynman Avenue bridge is stuck, open or partially closed, again.
That bridge is one of four in Gloucester classified as "structurally deficient," according to a new study by the U.S. Department of Transportation. But, despite its classification, the bridge has yet to claim a spot on the state transportation department's to do list, according to a spokesman.
"That's something that will be fixed when it becomes necessary and when funding becomes available," spokesman Michael Verseckes said Thursday.
Around 14,700 vehicles buzz or rumble over the 107-year-old drawbridge on the average traffic day. The bridge's rating of a 4 out of 10 in two of three bridge stability categories, explain the issue. A rating of four or lower in any one of the three categories — with 10 as the highest — substructure, superstructure or deck, earns the deficient label. While Blynman's deck rated a six on the scale of 10, the substructure that connects to the ground and the superstructure between that and the bridge's deck earned 4s as well.
A bridge in "good" condition receives a state inspection biannually, but structurally deficient bridges like the Blynman get checked out annually. Experts last examined the Blynman Avenue bridge in December, officials said.
More rickety bridges double up on examinations and experts look them over semi-annually.
The state has cut Massachusetts' number of "structurally deficient" bridges from 543 in 2008 to the current 436. The state's transportation department aims to repair, rehabilitate or rebuild 100 more bridges by 2017.
"What we do have is a pretty aggressive program to address structurally deficient bridges," Verseckes said.
Along with the state funds for bridge repair, Massachusetts also boasts an accelerated bridge program, but none of Gloucester's bridges have made the cut to qualify for the program that funds bridges based on factors like the structural soundness and amount of traffic.
Still, the state is repairing the Andrew A. Piatt Bridge, the Route 128 bridge that connects Gloucester to almost every elsewhere, through traditional bridge repair funding and to the tune of more than $26 million.
For now, the Andrew A. Piatt Bridge falls into the "structurally deficient" category, but the Department of Transportation spokesman said the construction underway should bump it up and out of the deficient category when complete.
The bridge's superstructure, the part immediately below the deck, received the 4 rating that had brought state attention to the busy structure. With the bridge reaching an age of almost 65, and holding heavy traffic, the state expects these issues, Verseckes said.
"Over a period of time any bridge will suffer deterioration just because of factors like age, use, weather," Verseckes said.
Two other small bridges in Gloucester also earned the "structurally deficient" label, one on Washington Street above Annisquam and the other the small bridge on the Route 128 Extension that crosses the commuter rail tracks just south or west of Blackburn Circle.
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Leather Lips IPA - The Tap Brewing Company
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Reviews by Kudashov:
3.78/5 rDev -3.8%
Leatherlips IPA poured into my Dogfish Head pint glass . When poured , one finger / small bubbled head appears . Held up to the light the brew is slightly clear with small carbonation bubbles rising to the top . Time for the first sip . The head is all about gone . Slick , tasty and hoppy . I like my IPA's bitter , citrusy , and with a hint of grapefruit and grass . Halfway though the beer I get a soapy flavor to my palette . It is not too harsh . At the finish the hop flavor is wonderful . Good session beer , great lawn mowing beer . This is worth buying again . Maybe a road trip to the Tap is in order . Like to have this on tap .
Now if the can Red Sox play as good as this beer tastes . Toronto has been tough this weekend .
Thanks to Kurt for the suggestion .
04-06-2008 17:35:04 | More by Kudashov
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3.73/5 rDev -5.1%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine March 2007.
First created and made popular by Dann Paquette back in 2004, Leatherlips IPA is a great example of a brewer packing hops into a highly drinkable beer without feel- ing the need to make it 10 percent ABV. The recipe lives on at this brewpub, and its new brewer, Steve Bernard, has taken it to the next level by bottling and distribut- ing it.
Deep and vibrant golden color shows a really good clarity; we opted to leave the sediment at the bottom of the bottle for this
purpose. A good two fingers of head pillows up from a hard pour. Soon after, the scent of hops permeates our nostrils. An old-school aroma of high-alpha hops shows that this is an IPA before the first sip: pungent, citric and floral all over the place. Hint of lightly toasted grain in the nose as well. Smooth mouthfeel and a moderate body give points to drinkablity. Mild biscuity malt and some yeast upfront. This all gets wiped away from a wall of hops--first the sting of bitterness and then a long, lingering herbal and citric finish.
For hopheads looking for a fix that's also a session beer, here it is--a brew that we'll be frequenting often. Try pairing it with a hot pot of green curry.
04-07-2010 19:53:24 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.8/5 rDev -3.3%
Slightly cloudy, golden body. A fair amount of white head that reduced to a lump mass while sticking sporadically to the glass. Pretty nice.
Aroma is mostly citrus rind hops with straw-like qualities as well. Clean, light malting works well with the straw hops. Not overly strong though, but still smells pretty good.
Taste is an onslaught of hops: straw and citrus rinds again. Finishes with lots of resin and residual bitterness. Quite the dry finish too. Malts don't really come through that much.
Coats the mouth well but is pretty thin bodied. Prickly carbonation on the tongue.
Overall a pretty good beer. I consider this an "east coast" style IPA. Goes down pretty easy but its super hoppy and unbalanced but I think this was the way it was intended. While it is weak in a couple of areas it certainly has a lot of kick for a 5% brew.
02-24-2007 05:35:52 | More by blitz134
4.3/5 rDev +9.4%
On tap at The Tap. An orange color with a medium white head that is very sticky. It had a predominately hoppy (pine) aroma with just a little bit of citrus. Quite hoppy. Very bitter, in a nice way. Really couldn't appreciate any other taste. Nice beer, very drinkable, although I think my face would go numb if I drank more than two.
03-11-2007 20:45:09 | More by lordofthewiens
4.83/5 rDev +22.9%
Enjoyed directly @ The Tap on tap.
Dann Paquette, the Brewmaster, mucked around a bit with the specialty grains, so this *slightly* different version had a richer amber / copper-hued color to it, which was topped by the same healthy white foam head and retreating stick lace.
Very grapefruity and herbal in the nose with a major resiny character. Todd likes.
Smooth, spicy and prickly palate. Tight carbonation feel. Sharpish and dry upfront with a big grapefruit rind-like hop bitterness and notes of mineral salts. Major citric smack on the palate. Malt breaks through with a bready, toasty caramel character with sweetish edges. As the beer warms, there's also a burnt end to the caramel, which is quite nice. Loads of woody / herbal hop character, kind of like green twigs and bark. Resiny hop oils and a leafy finish. Yeah, very resiny! The hop oils stick to the palate and never let go, creating a seemingly never-ending hop finish.
It's freagin' amazing that all of this is in a mere 5% beer! And even though the hops are dominating, no insane, there's still just enough balance from the malts to make you want more and more. By far one of my favorite American IPA's, and one of the most complex within its breed. Drink it and get a palate smackdown today!
06-30-2004 21:51:11 | More by Todd
4.53/5 rDev +15.3%
Normally have this on tap at the Tap but they had it on cask last friday and had to give it a shot as it is one of my favorite beers anyways.
Appearance - Golden Amber in color, with 1/4 of white head. Head retention is noticeably different but a welcomed difference never the less.
Smell - the smell is also a little subdued in the cask version but I can still easily get the citrus and pine hops in my nose.
Taste - I am pretty new to cask beer and would have thought that an IPA would not benefit but I was very impressed at how this beer tasted. The big fruity taste of its kegged brother is lessened but still in the background and very tasty. the warmth really brings out the depth of the beer and I can appreciate the malts much more.
Mouthfeel - Creamy medium body much more pronounced in this version.
Drinkablility - I ordered two because it was so damn good. If this was offered normally I would definitely drink here more often. Its hard to find casks in this area let alone America but I am glad to have found this beer joint which offers them every friday.
02-23-2007 21:11:42 | More by muffguy4beer
Rhode Island
4.56/5 rDev +16%
Ok, so it's finally available in bottles. Let's test the hype.
Pours a hazy light copper with a decent off-white head that lingers around.
Smells extremely citrusy and juicy, very sweet, tropical fruits, candied malts.
Taste is also very sweet with hops fighting their way through to a dry, astringent finish. Once again, very tropical tasting. Very unique, I must say. Almost tastes like a red ale/ipa hybrid. Finish is very dry, aspiriny, grapefruity, while the front is very sweet, citrusy, and juicy. I wish it was a bit more balanced throughout the taste curve, and not as thin, but it is still very impressive. The dry, astringent hoppiness clings to your palate for an eternity after each sip.
Mouthfeel is a little watery with decent carbonation.
Drinkable? Absolutely. The tropical fruity sweetness to it makes it very drinkable and addicting. The 5.0% abv helps a boatload in this category as well. Great session brew.
I must say that, while it is not the best IPA out there, it is definitely very unique. For that alone, it deserves good praise. I'd say that I am pretty impressed with Haverhill on this one. Although, I'd still say that it is slightly overrated.
Edited rating on 10/08 - this has become a favorite and is way better than I had recalled.
10-28-2006 02:59:28 | More by Doomcifer
4.28/5 rDev +8.9%
On tap at the HHTD.
This baby is the runt of the litter, it might be small in stature but it packs a hop dropkick of bitterness for its size. Lots of bitterness to go around, with a sharp oily hop flavor. Peachy minty pine aroma. Solid head retention on a golden amber brew. Slight malt flavor comes though for a second.
07-29-2004 23:53:50 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +1.8%
On tap at Anam Cara.
Sweet Jesus!! Hops in a pint glass.
You can not call yourself a true hop head unless you can keep up with this bad boy from the Tap. You have to work your way up to his one, earn it if you will. Not for hop novices.
This is the first review I'm not going to go through the categories, it will only waste your time. It smells and tastes purely of hops. If that sounds good to you it's highly drinkable, if not you probably won't finish your pint.
The mouthfeel does deserve some description. Imagine all the moisture being sucked out of your mouth and someone dry rubbing hops on your palate. That's pretty much what it feels like after you have a few sips of Dann's hoppy nectar.
Don't expect to be able to taste anything else after you drink a pint of this. You might as well drink Bud, you're taste buds won't know the difference.
09-04-2004 03:53:32 | More by fdrich29
4.33/5 rDev +10.2%
First had this tasty IPA at Hophead Throwdown...finally made it up to the brewpub for a first hand experience.
This particular IPA is much lighter than your typical...golden in color w/ thick white head. Lace was thin and dried up quickly on the side of the glass.
Served the perfect temperature to unleash its buttery hop goodness this treasure is.
Taste is pretty intense, but not thick at all...after all, this is by no means pushing the hop boundaries. There is a hint of malt to make this a well balanced IPA, but the grapefruit hoppiness is what you will remember. Very smooth texture w/ a bitter finish...no alcohol present...making this one hell of a session brew. I put down two of these and it would have been a heck of a lot more if I wasn't driving.
Thanks to the fine folks at the Tap...one heck of an establishment serving up quality brews.
02-20-2005 21:26:06 | More by warriorsoul
3.68/5 rDev -6.4%
Appearance: clear, gold, minimal head, small carbonation
Smell: grapefruit, pineapple, and hops
Taste: grapefruit, pineapple, and hops
Mouthfeel: very smooth, light, crisp, next to no carbonation, with a sharp bitter end
Drinkability: A very good IPA, I could taste the hops loud and clear..Could have several due to low abv
07-24-2009 14:06:27 | More by tigg924
3.95/5 rDev +0.5%
Thanks to hophead101 for sending me this beer as an extra.
Pours murky yellow with a white head. The aroma is orange and pine. The flavor is strong citrus with hardly any bitterness. Slightly thin, watery mouthfeel with low-medium carbonation. Glad I got to try this one and it didn't disappoint.
02-10-2010 17:50:42 | More by Mora2000
3.5/5 rDev -10.9%
05-25-2013 05:13:47 | More by alienlifeforcecube
4.33/5 rDev +10.2%
On-tap at The Tap.
WARNING: This beer is not for the faint-hearted. Prepare to have your ass and palate kicked.
The color is a nearly clear copper with ruby tinges. Nice level of lace on top that leaves a appreciable ring of lace after each sip. Aromas...oh wowsers. An intense plethora of hoppy scents: resinous pine oils, floral...it's just fantastic. The smells wash over your nose and flay your nasal passages into submission. Flavor is intensely bitter initially, but is tempered by the backbone of malt sweetness. Finish is mouth-puckering and has some definite grapefruit notes. Low ABV means you can throw down a few pints and still be coherent. Quite the different IPA, to say the least. Another must-try from Dann.
11-15-2004 02:44:45 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
3.35/5 rDev -14.8%
Thanks to my SS 2006 jrdegriselles for this beer off my wants.
The beer was a little over carbonated with the pour. A rich floral smell is present. The taste is a little too floral for my preference. This an above average IPA IMO but I would not seek this out b/c I have easy access to some great IPAs. I would like to try this on-tap to see if there is a difference.
12-21-2006 01:03:04 | More by SkinnyElvis
4/5 rDev +1.8%
05-11-2012 07:30:07 | More by standardcherry
2.55/5 rDev -35.1%
Leatherlips begins with a nose that is heavy on hops, which give the beer a complex series of citrusy grapefruit and pine fragrances, touched heavily with floral perfumes. Hints of wildflower honey, yeast, and roses add to the floral notes, giving the beer a troubling resemblance to bath salts. A layer of lightly toasted grains lies below this, which does at least add to the beer.
On the tongue, the beer begins with an immediate hop kick, coming in low and strong at 50 IBUs. The hops bring light grapefruit and pine to the tongue, but also a large dose of the floral perfumes found in the nose, and the result is somewhat like eating rose petals and dandelion stems. There is a good grain base--biscuits and lightly toasted breads--but those are largely subsumed beneath the hops. The aftertaste is mainly hops, and lasts for a long time. Mouthfeel is medium-light, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, I find the hops in this IPA out-of-balance, tending far too strongly toward a single flavor profile for my liking. I would have preferred the same IBU level, but a wider variety of hops to give the bitterness more characteristics, range, and complexity.
07-31-2011 02:23:58 | More by jondeelee
4.9/5 rDev +24.7%
I really couldn't wait to try this beer in the bottle, I had limited prior experience with samples at brewfests which on led me to want more. Appearance is straw yellow with a red tint with a clear one finger head. Lets jump to drinkability, 5% you must be kidding me. When I bought the six pack I was told to pick up two and didn't. Mouthfeel is smooth with no carbonation.
10-10-2006 23:46:29 | More by WeymouthMike
New York
5/5 rDev +27.2%
11-16-2011 03:50:54 | More by virinow
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
07-21-2013 02:06:06 | More by Mantooth
3.5/5 rDev -10.9%
12-06-2013 13:32:59 | More by doremite
3.56/5 rDev -9.4%
Darker golden color, respectable clarity, smallish 2/5" head on it, white in color.
Aroma was hoppy, but not massive, usual old school c hop culprits I suspect. You can tell this is one of the recipes that has been around before the explosion of proprietary hop strains.
Good bitterness first in the taste, hefty but not palate wrecking. Solid biscuity malt that is actually a tad heavier than the color would lead you to believe. The bitterness is no doubt complimented heavily by the Nugget hop. Good usage of it. Mouthfeel is bitter, and drinks heavier than 5% would make you think.
Leans more grapefruit than pine. Bitterness really is the #1 discernable attribute of the beer, moreso per se than 'flavor' hops. Its a little nondescript and generic in that sense. Don't expect a lot of complexity or flavor and you'll be fine, its plenty drinkable if you can handle 60 ibus.
05-28-2013 21:52:56 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4/5 rDev +1.8%
Received this in a Northeast grab bag from Norica - much obliged!
Pours a clear color that is more gold than copper but has a bit of both. Head is one-finger of white foam that recedes into a patchy layer on top, leaving webbed lacing.
Smells of equal parts floral and grapefruit hop scents, with a hint of malt. As the beer warms the buttery malt comes out more, until it becomes the dominating aroma.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Buttery malt flavors are joined by hints of grapefruit. What stands out most is the bitterness that starts midway through the sip and lingers long after the sip is over. It's large and in charge, but not overpowering.
Mouthfeel is good. It's on the thin side, but then again it's only 5%.
Drinkability is good. This is a simple IPA that does it's job and goes down easily.
Overall I was a fan of this beer, but judging from other reviews I'm surprised I didn't get a larger hop presence. Hopefully I will come across this one again and can compare. Thanks again to Norica for sending this one along.
01-28-2009 22:58:48 | More by glid02
3.93/5 rDev 0%
Thanks to BeerTruth for this brew.
12oz. brown bottle poured into an imperial pint. No dating.
A: Pours a pale golden orange. A massive head pours out from what is apparently high carbonation. Pearly white, tight fluffy and creamy(yeah, all at once), loads of retention. Lots of patchy wisps of lacing.
S: Big floral and citrus notes. Slightly tart grapefruit. A very small hint of peppery phenols. Sweet malts.
T/M: Nice citrus and spicy bite. Bitterness isn't too high in the beginning but beefs up quite a bit in the end. Very spicy in the middle... quite unexpected from a 5% brew. Toasted grains and nuts toward the end with mixed with a very distinct cinnamon spice.
D: Tasty brew that I'd really like to try again.
01-05-2008 05:29:55 | More by pwoods
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In 2005, following the release of BioCrossroads' initial report, the Indiana State Department of Agriculture — under the leadership of former Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman — released its own strategic plan, Possibilities Unbound: The Plan for 2025, which identified seven strategies to achieve an aggressive vision to make Indiana a "global center for food and agriculture innovation and commercialization."
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7:30am Wednesday 11th April 2012 in Witney By Tom Jennings
WITNEY'S town centre is set to get a grand £100,000 revamp to make its paving safer and its historic heart more attractive.
Traders have been campaigning for improvements to the centre for years and Oxfordshire County Council has now committed up to £145,000 for the area to cover the revamp and potentially other work in the town and Eynsham.
Market Square and Corn Street will be resurfaced and broken or missing bollards and railings on Church Green will be replaced.
Funds will also be used to install new safety measures around a zebra crossing in Oxford Hill where two children were injured last year.
David Harvey, councillor for Witney West, said: "It is really the regeneration of the historic trading quarter of Witney.
"We could do with some improved signage on Corn Street and some of the litter bins need replacing.
"It is to the benefit not just of people who live and work in Witney but also those people from all over Oxfordshire and elsewhere who come here."
Market Square will be resurfaced with new paving, at a cost of about £30,000, and Mr Harvey said work could start "quite soon".
Work in Church Green – which will also see improved wheelchair access to the green – will cost about £12,000 and is expected to start by the summer.
Corn Street will be resurfaced between Swan Court and Market Square at a cost of just under £70,000 and work is likely to begin in early autumn.
Witney Chamber of Commerce chairman Lesley Semaine said: "We have been asking them to address these problems for a really long time, but the funds were never there.
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Martin Eldridge, who has owned a sweet stall on the market for 25 years, said: "Nothing has been done to the Market Square in about 25 years.
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I thought that time was up for this project by April 6th of this year. Is this right?
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Kate Pollard wrote:They can't possibly be going ahead with that?!?
Interesting to hear that there will be expenditure on the centre of Witney but I wonder if we shouldn't have heard something about the proposed Cogges Link Road by now? Does anyone know when a verdict is due? Will the decision be affected by impending elections? I thought that time was up for this project by April 6th of this year. Is this right? There seems to be a fair amount of work being done around various sites along the proposed route. Are OCC allowed to do this before permission is granted? All information gratefully received.
It just moves traffic from one congested junction to another, for a ludicrous amount of money!
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Family rooms are fine and dandy. And there's nothing wrong with a well-planned master bath or a finished basement. The right dining room can be divine. But if you want to get the pulse of a new-home buyer racing mention this room: the kitchen.
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You can't tell me the recession has extinguished America's burning desire for glam kitchens or baths when "the perfect toilet" lands a coveted role in a movie.
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A third of all house fires start where one has already been started on purpose — at the kitchen stove. According to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) there are more than 150,000, causing hundreds of fatalities, thousands of injuries, and almost a billion dollars in property loss a year. Some fire officials say the number of kitchen fires is actually about 10 times higher, and that many go unreported.
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June 13, 2008
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Ceramic tile is a standard for kitchen counters because it's nearly indestructible, resisting burns, stains, scratches and dents. But there are some weak links: grout for one, and too often counters that aren't built solidly enough to keep a tile job from cracking. And then there's the maintenance.
May 9, 2008
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April 20, 2008
Kitchen magicians
Despite the unstable economy and downright trembling housing market, the kitchen remains a room in which homeowners are investing their time, money and attention. The National Kitchen & Bath Association's annual survey of 20,000 households shows total kitchen spending to be down only slightly compared to other types of consumer spending, and kitchen remodels to actually be up from last year.
December 28, 2007
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December 27, 2007
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In most kitchens, there is a simple appliance situated above your range or cooktop that often seems to be mistaken for nothing more than a big light fixture -- and in fact, the "builder's grade" range hood in many new homes really is little more than that. But your range hood serves a couple of very important purposes in the kitchen, and selecting the right one is something that warrants some comparison shopping.
December 6, 2007
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November 30, 2007
Tight budget won't limit new kitchen's luxuries
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November 15, 2007
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Automatic dishwashers are convenient but maybe the least essential household appliance. You could wash by hand, after all -- and some misguided energy-savers think that's the environmentally friendly approach. They're wrong. Modern dishwashers are the most efficient way to clean up after meals, and one of the most energy efficient and least costly appliances in the home.
November 8, 2007
The holidays are around the corner. You know what that means. Despite the lovely decorations above the fireplace and the well-vacuumed living room, everyone will be ... in the kitchen.
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If the kitchen is the heart of the home, then the island is the heart of the kitchen.
October 28, 2007
Counter intuitive: Which type is right for you?
Granite is still king of the kitchen. Forget the trendies talking glass, soapstone, copper and concrete.
October 26, 2007
Less may be more in the kitchen makeover realm
Many Americans are losing their appetite for costly kitchen makeovers.
October 19, 2007
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October 14, 2007
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August 24, 2007
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May 24, 2007
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In quite a few neighborhoods, especially the new ones and the pricey ones, granite countertops have become as ubiquitous in kitchens as the teakettle used to be.
May 18, 2007
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April 26, 2007
Sink thought into that kitchen sink
You need a kitchen sink whether you're building a new house or renovating an old one. Finding the right one is a balance of budget, function and looks.
February 9, 2007
Lots of ways to save money in designing a new kitchen
Sure, most home buyers would like a dream kitchen, fresh from the pages of glossy magazines. But rare is the buyer with an unlimited budget. By working with a kitchen designer, though, a buyer can stretch her new-home dollars as far as she can.
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