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Proudest sewing moment to date! This is the Macaron Dress by Colette Patterns. I went for a slim fit so I made the original measurement really snug. The two ends of the waist band didn't meet during the first fitting (I didn't merge the waist and bust measurements) but the dress was saved by Colette's 5/8 seam allowance (which turned into 3/8). I decided I wanted cute capped puff sleeves instead of the longer ones in the pattern and also against a contrast waistband. Overall, I still can't believe it went this swimmingly!
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Up-cycled cream polyester from another dress, really silky and lovely to wear.
Feb 1, 2012, 04.25 PMby vasgarcia
That is adorable! LOVE the fabric.
Dec 21, 2011, 09.43 AMby bernieandi
I adore your version of the Macaron. Gorgeous!
Sep 4, 2011, 07.26 PMby Mai-der
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Aug 26, 2011, 12.25 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
super fun and great outcome! i keep meaning to make this. prhaps that is what i shall do this weekend! thanks for the inspiration lovely!
Aug 25, 2011, 01.03 AMby wildcatspow
Super cute!
Aug 24, 2011, 05.13 PMby Priscilla Folley
I agree that the telephone print is AWESOME, but you did a fantastic job on the Macaron regardless. Lovely and fun dress.
Aug 24, 2011, 04.48 PMby peaches2218
This is really amazingly lovely. I'm kind of iffy on the Macaron, but your version is another point in its favour. Great work! Actually, I think maybe what I like about it is the slim fit, come to think of it. This style doesn't look good loose.
Aug 24, 2011, 11.31 AMby violetsky
Please can you tell me where in Brisbane you got this fabric so I can send my friend to go get me some. I LOVE IT. The alteration you did on the sleeves is brilliant, the whole dress is amazing. Everytime I see the macaron done it is so vastly different from the one before it.
Aug 24, 2011, 10.01 AMby kelerabeus
This telephone print is amazing, I want it! The dress looks great on you, I love the first picture with the blurred background.
Aug 24, 2011, 06.53 AMby prettysewinggirl
Great work! It looks really well made :) Enjoy!
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Robert A. Hibbert, 51, the former owner of Four Leaf Clover Home Repairs in Longport, NJ, must serve at least half of the sentence in New Jersey State Prison before becoming eligible for parole, authorities said.
Hibbert was indicted in April 2011 on two counts of third-degree theft by deception. His trial was underway in August 2012 when he agreed to plead guilty to one of the two counts, Acting Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain announced.
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The case arose in 2008, when the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office was contacted by a relative of Mildred Swartz, 87, of Ventnor. The relative alleged that Hibbert had wrongfully charged Swartz, who is visually impaired, thousands of dollars for home repairs.
Contractor Robert Hibbert collected more than $83,000 for about $3,200 in home repairs, authorities said.
Swartz was fixing up the home to leave it to her children, authorities said.
Investigation by the prosecutor's Financial Crimes Unit eventually uncovered evidence and testimony showing that from July through October of 2007, Swartz paid Hibbert more than $83,000 for repairs that had an expert-estimated value of $3,200.
The victim, 87, who cared for her ailing husband, was fixing up the home to leave it to her children, said prosecutors. They were tipped to the case by the victim's relative.
While a crime of the third degree normally carries a prison term of three to five years, a condition of Hibbert's plea agreement was that he would be sentenced as a second-degree offender, resulting in the extended six-year sentence, authorities said.
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3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
01-02-2014 20:20:11 | More by drbenderdo
New York
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
12-27-2013 21:36:06 | More by LMH88
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
12-12-2013 23:55:36 | More by humulusphile
New York
2.63/5 rDev -25.5%
Picked this up mostly because it was $5 for a bomber and I was curious about the rendering of pomegranate. I should have noted more carefully that it said amber ale on the label, seeing as how I have rarely ever liked anything in the style.
It's pretty on the pour, that much is certain. For me, the beer falls apart from there. There's a soapyness in the smell that extends to the flavor. Pomegranate flavor is lost in here. There's an edge to the bitterness that kinda reminds me of biting into pomegranate seeds but that's about it. Mouthfeel is thin. The overall experience is that of drinking over brewed, over sweetened black tea with a shot and a half of vodka thrown in for a boozy kick. I won't be getting this again and I can't think of anyone I could warmly recommend this to.
12-10-2013 06:15:11 | More by ommegangpbr
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
12-02-2013 05:32:39 | More by akttr
4.5/5 rDev +27.5%
12-02-2013 02:27:53 | More by JennuhJak
Rhode Island
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
11-30-2013 18:22:44 | More by BColton1
New York
3/5 rDev -15%
11-29-2013 00:59:14 | More by sneaks2210
2.54/5 rDev -28%
Bottle label identifies it as an "imperial amber ale" so I'm reviewing as such. 8% ABV confirmed. Brown glass bomber with flashy uninteresting label art and branded pry-off pressure cap purchased at Whole Foods HQ and served into an Avery stem-tulip in me gaff in low altitude Austin, Texas. Reviewed live Expectations are average given the brewery, which has yet to impress me and has put out some messy brews in the past.
Served cold - straight from me fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: No bubble show forms as I pour.
Pours a one finger wide head of pale light khaki colour. Nice creaminess and thickness. Has a good luscious consistency and a fairly soft complexion. Head retention is average - about two minutes. Uneven inconsistent lacing clings to the sides of the glass as the head recedes.
Body colour is a dark auburn/some sort of pomegranate red. Nontransparent and non-translucent. No yeast particless are visible. Not particularly vibrant.
Overall, it looks pretty decent, but isn't amazing for an imperial amber. Not unique or special. I'd prefer it brighter. No egregious flaws here. I'm optimistic.
Sm: Ripe juicy pomegranate fruit. Surprisingly devoid of esters. Has a bizarrely powerful almost barleywine-like malty sweetness. Maybe even a tinge of oxidation? I do pick up a hint of cardboard. Yeah, it's way too malt-reliant for an imperial amber, with hardly any hop profile. I do get floral hops and fruity hops, but the hop character here lacks depth. Caramel. A bit on the sweeter side, with inadequate hop bitterness to balance it. Yeast attenuation seems way too low based on the sheer amount of sugars evident in the aroma.
No yeast character or alcohol is detectable. It's quite clean. I'm pretty unimpressed with the build; it's not quite right for an amber and not quite right for a fruit ale.
An inoffensive aroma of below average strength. I'm a bit suspicious of this.
T: Cardboard up front. Caramel. Toffee. Bready malts. Is this sounding more like a bad barleywine than an imperial amber? That's because it tastes like it.
Yes, there's a bit of pomegranate fruit, but it gets buried. Not juicy, luscious, or really even that fruity. It may as well be pomegranate flavour/extract.
Too sugary and sweet, and above all too malty. A poor build for an imperial amber. There's hardly any hop presence; all we get is some generic uninteresting floral and fruity character. I can't guess the hop strain, but it's obvious the choice of hops here is subpar - and downright wrong for an imperial amber. It really needs some hop bitterness to curb the sloppy maltiness.
A messy schizophrenic brew that doesn't really fit into imperial amber or fruit beer style conventions. I can see why it's currently classified as a strong ale, but let's be fair - there just isn't any focus or direction here. Not a gestalt or even cohesive build. Imbalanced and underwhelming. Poor depth of flavour. Below average duration and intensity of flavour. Complicates what should be a simple easily executed concept. Lacks subtlety, intricacy, and nuance.
No yeast character comes through. I do pick up some alcohol presence.
I'm not a big fan of this one. Hot damn, those hop notes are timid.
Mf: Smooth and wet up front, but the cardboard-y notes render it a bit coarser and dryer on the climax, which is unwelcome. Bad body. A bit too thick. A biteen overcarbonated. Not juicy or luscious or creamy. Unrefreshing. Weak. Poor presence on the palate. Badly executed texture. It doesn't suit the flavour profile well at all. A bit gushed.
Not astringent, oily, crisp, hot, or boozy.
Dr: I like the idea of a pomegranate imperial amber, but the execution just isn't good. For starters, even the base is badly done and just isn't hoppy enough or balanced enough to satisfy imperial amber conventions. Overall, it has an unbecoming artificial feel and taste to it that suggest artificial flavours/extracts were used. This is yet another disappointing beer from Shmaltz that I wouldn't recommend to friends.
11-21-2013 21:38:16 | More by kojevergas
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
11-20-2013 06:33:46 | More by IRONRakkasan
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
11-17-2013 17:35:47 | More by core42
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11-15-2013 00:42:57 | More by Flathead_Monster
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3.39/5 rDev -4%
A: I'm going to make an attempt to factor in ocular fatigue with my judgement here. First, however, I must address the head. Poured right down the middle of a snifter only to produce a one finger head that dissipated fairly quickly, yet leaves a thin, yet pleasant cover over what remains in the glass. If you're searching for a nice frothy amber beer, perhaps look elsewhere. The high alcohol content does not allow head retention to be the highlighting factor of this brew's appearance. Lacing, however, is wonderful for the style. As far as color goes, the amber is present, but there is a certain brownness about it. Maybe hues of yellow. Fuck, the lighting in here is weird. Every time I look at the damn thing it's a different color. I swear it's fucking with me...
S: What the hell ever even is a pomdegramite? I smell fruit, but like a dirty fruit. Like, the fruit I've seen being sold in the dirty streets of a cloudy city in South America. Yeah, I'm sure it tastes good, but it kinda looks sketchy, ya barefooted bimbo. Nah, just kidding. It's alright. Not overpowering. Just how I like my infusions. The malt aroma is the second most present schmell. Pretty yummy. Pretty standard. After all, this is an amber ale.
T: Wait, what's the ABV on this sonuvabitch? That was my first question. The initial taste reveals very little as to the strength of this beer. Then the aftertaste kicks in, reassuring you that it's there, whilst sweeping any hint of the amber ale base under the rug and off the palate. (8.00%, bee tee dubs lol) If anything can be said about this beer, it's that it's ambitious. It wants to be better, but mixing pomegranate and an imperial amber is not exactly intuitive. It's ok.
M: It's smooth and very drinkable. This beer is light on the tongue and oh my shit fuck off spotify i dont want to upgrade to premium fuck a goat and leaves with grace. Usually, I equate ambers with being somewhat thicker, but the thinning effect of the alcohol must be considered.
O: My mother always says, "Remember there will always be those greater and lesser than yourself." Certainly the case with this beer. It's just ok. Props for brewing outside intuition, though. And more props for keeping the flavors from being overwhelming.
10-28-2013 01:46:57 | More by AllForAugust
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
10-28-2013 01:27:29 | More by guldseth
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
10-21-2013 00:16:31 | More by Lantern
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
10-12-2013 18:55:18 | More by Pens1967
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
09-13-2013 15:21:03 | More by Pookie
3/5 rDev -15%
09-08-2013 02:27:29 | More by omnibusfilms
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
08-27-2013 03:52:33 | More by deac83
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3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
08-17-2013 05:14:47 | More by Eric908
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
08-13-2013 02:36:07 | More by Hopheadjeffery
3.71/5 rDev +5.1%
A: Pours a clear copper with a hint of red. Head was a solid finger-plus of off-white, with decent lingering and fair lacing.
S: Sweet and malty. Also fruity, but I can't clearly say it's pomegranate.
T: Heavy on the sweet malt, maybe a little too sweet as it's not well balanced. Tart fruitiness is also evident, but again I wouldn't be able to identify it as pomegranate if the label didn't tell me so. The hops are faint, and not enough to make up for the heavy sweetness.
M: Crisp and refreshing -- if it weren't for the boozy presence, I'd have marked it even higher.
O: In spite of it being heavy on the sweetness and the pomegranate not being the star, it was a remarkably drinkable beer (which could be a dangerous thing, given the 8% ABV).
08-12-2013 22:17:45 | More by TappaKeggaBrew
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
08-06-2013 18:37:48 | More by JTomczak
3.56/5 rDev +0.8%
I like this better than most other pomegranate beers out there, but it still has that characteristic Hebrew malt heaviness, even in a beer where it doesn't belong. all their beers seem to have this going on, even the session beer, its just a weird trademark than makes some of the beers not as good as they should be. this pours shiny copper in color like a new penny, boasting a half inch of dense white foam, although it fades out fast. the nose is sweet and tart from the fruit juice, and there is a hearty grain backing, dense like a bran muffin. the cereals and fruit work well in taste, like a bowl of granola or something, this beer has that sort of filling vibe. the fruit is subtle and complementary. alcohol is more intense and up front than it probably should be, but it is just a reminder of this brews strength. a good morning beer, and a good hangover beer. not epic, but better than the other Hebrew stuff ive had for the most part.
08-03-2013 14:31:12 | More by StonedTrippin
North Carolina
3/5 rDev -15%
07-29-2013 01:30:50 | More by mwbrady12
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Living small with style: Abbotsford's Kayla Feenstra builds her own 'tiny house'
While many aspire towards the ever bigger house, Kayla Feenstra is striding in the opposite direction.
The Abbotsford landscaper is building her own custom-designed home where she will live with her cat and her 100-pound dog. And she's doing it on a trailer bed with just 130 sq. ft. of floor space.
"I always wanted someplace just to be home, so that I could travel and go do what I want to do," she said. "I don't want to be a slave to a mortgage. I want to have the freedom to do what I want to do and not be seventy years old when that time (when the house is paid off) finally comes," said Feenstra.
She explains that custom-building your own tiny home is far cheaper and downright more awesome than an RV.
"Most tiny homes are really, really tight. You walk in through the door and it's all storage everywhere, but I don't like feeling squished…Everything had to be designed according to what works for me," said Feenstra, who is 6'2" tall.
The home, nicknamed "Jack in a box," will be fully self-contained and will have a bedroom, living area, kitchen, and bathroom with shower. Upon entering, the studio space opens up to an airy 11-foot ceiling. A large loft bed hangs above half the space, adding another precious 70 sq. ft.
Many items are dual or triple purpose, such as the back window bench that converts into a table, a couch, or an extra bed as needed.
When it comes to storage, Feenstra doesn't need much.
"All my life, I've kind of had a rule of six months: if I don't use it in six months, it's gone. Because I spent my growing-up moving a lot," she said.
Building a tiny home has been on Feenstra's radar for many years. But what really set off this construction is when her offer on a standard Abbotsford house fell through in 2012. Just before signing the mortgage, she was told to provide a much larger downpayment because she was self-employed. Feenstra couldn't do that.
"And then I started thinking, do I really want a quarter-million dollar mortgage? Do I really want to have to take on renters?…How much space do I really need?" she said.
Feenstra grew up building houses with her dad. And she is used to living in tight spaces. She gave herself a budget of $15,000 to build her ideal tiny home.
The house is currently parked at a farm on Bradner Road while Feenstra finishes construction this month. She's been at it for several weeks full-time already. Wiring is going in now, with three solar panels to power the fridge, stove, hot water heater, low voltage LED lights, and electronics. An 1,800-litre tank will collect the many inches of B.C. rainwater that fall annually. The water will pass through a high-end filter before reaching the kitchen tap. There will be a composting toilet. Should Feenstra decide to leave the home in a trailer park, she has electric plug-in capability as well. The final building is within road restrictions and weight limits for a mobile home, which means Feenstra doesn't need construction permits.
Although she is building an off-grid house, Feenstra is not the fight-the-system, anti-government type. But she is a big believer in Earth-friendly community solutions. Her company, Dragonlily Gardens, helps people set up and manage organic gardens. She is behind the ones recently planted at Barrowtown Elementary and other Abbotsford schools. Feenstra also organized a program last summer called Farm to Food Bank, through which local farmers donated their excess food. The initiative sent much-needed 19,000 lb of food to the food bank in June 2013 when supplies were low.
In building her tiny home, Feenstra has found strong community support for her project. Many of the materials she is using were donated. The floor planks, in calming colours of taupe, teal, and black, are excess from someone's patio deck project. The outdoor siding is reclaimed barn wood. The door is from an old barn.
When she has had to buy items, such as framing and windows, she met support from businesses.
"I've gotten really good discounts from local dealers because it's totally different, totally interesting, and I've had to do a lot of the research and footwork for them," she said.
About 10 people have offered to buy a tiny house off her should she decide to turn pro. Investors have also offered to back her.
For Feenstra, the house is a grand experiment in home construction and living small. It may not be a forever home, but it is the home that suits her right now.
(Photo below: The frame of the tiny house when Feenstra started construction in December 2013. / Credit: Kayla Feenstra.)


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The summer movie season closed out on Labor Day weekend as the boy band concert film "One Direction: This Is Us" took in an estimated $18 million from Friday to Monday for Sony Pictures, according to studio estimates Monday. That wasn't enough to unseat the Weinstein Co. historical drama "Lee Daniels' The Butler," which stayed on top for the third week with $20 million.
It was a positive note on which to end a tumultuous but profitable summer for Hollywood. More than ever before, the industry packed the summer months with big-budget blockbusters that ranged from the hugely successful "Iron Man 3" to the disastrous "The Lone Ranger." Though the movie business has always been one of hits and misses, this summer brought particular attention to some big whiffs.
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"It was one of the most interesting summers I've ever seen," said Paul Dergarabedian, analyst for box-office tracker Hollywood.com. "It was this mix of great news and bad news at the same time."
So what to make a summer (which is considered to run from the first weekend in May to Labor Day) that often seemed like a weekly punch line but ended up doing robust business overall? The lessons were hard to deduce.
The biggest hit of the summer was Disney's "Iron Man 3," which made $408.6 million domestically and $1.2 billion worldwide. Disney gave some of that back, though, with Gore Verbinski's "The Lone Ranger," which took in just $88.4 million in North America despite costing more than $215 million to make. (Studios split box-office revenue in half with theater owners.)
Despite successes like Warner Bros.' "Man of Steel," Universal's "Despicable Me 2" and Paramount's "World War Z," ''The Lone Ranger" became the masked face of Hollywood's summer. It was the most spectacular flop among many others, including "Turbo," ''After Earth," ''White House Down," ''The Wolverine" and "The Hangover Part III."
John Fithian, president of the National Association of Theater Owners, applauded the record summer revenue as a sign of industry strength but suggested studios are jamming too many blockbuster releases into too narrow of a summertime window. This summer followed an especially poor first quarter for the box office.
"A few of those films suffered because of the congestion," said Fithian. "I would encourage studios to look at some of those other months. In January and February of this year, we had very little product. We had very few big budget movies. Maybe one of the takeaways of the summer is: We've got a whole bunch of movies, let's spread a few of them out a bit more and take advantage of the whole calendar."
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THEY call Blackburn Golf Club the town's hidden secret – but young gun Matthew Jackman is putting them firmly on the map.
The 11-year-old, a member of the club's junior team and whose hero is American golfer Rickie Fowler, has seen his handicap dip into single figures after beginning the season as a fifteen handicapper.
Matthew stunned the field, finishing eighth from 207 entries in a men's competition at Leyland Golf Club and tenth from a strong field of 187 at the same venue.
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Bar, Restaurant (à la carte)
Free! WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Newspapers, Non-smoking rooms, Heating, Non-smoking throughout
14:00 - 21:00 hours
Until 10:00 hours
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
Children and extra beds
All children are welcome.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
All children under 2 years are charged GBP 10 per person per night for children's cots/cribs.
All older children or adults are charged GBP 15 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds/children's cots permitted in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are not allowed.
Cards accepted at this property
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We found The Methuen Arms welcoming from the onset, for both dinner and breakfast the staff were very attentive. Our room was clean with enough room, beautiful bed linen and very tastefully decorated. Well appointed bathroom with a super shower.
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Cheese course at our dinner was a bit poor. Only two choices which were very similar. Was in room 7 which had a connecting door with room next door. Noise travelled quite a lot.
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It's really hard to find anything. The only thing I have noticed over many stays is the inconsistency of staff. Their quality / friendliness can be a bit variable and it would be good for the hotel to find and retain some key players perhaps? The owner (Mrs Still?) is top rate though, and I am confident she is on the case and will sort it out!
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The food was extremely good, The bed was comfortable and the shower was brilliant!
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Bedroom was very comfortable although at the front of the hotel which attracted some traffic noise. The food in the evening was very good in selection and value together with the variety offered with the inclusive breakfast.
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Rooms were lovely and comfortable and very clean. Staff very pleasant.
The cost of the drinks in the bar.
Very friendly & helpful staff. Excellent breakfast.
It's the best 2 star I have ever stayed in, this is 5 star without an elevator or pool
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had to ask for some coffee for the room, but when asked were given some straight away.
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Great location for visit to Bath and Lacock. Great breakfasts, car park, lovely big room and biiiig bath! Stylish decor and good beds!
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Very satisfied. I use it for my 96 yr. old mom
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Arrived when promised and was easy to assemble.
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This is just what we needed for my mother-in-law. We also use it in the shower and slid the pail under her so if she has an accident. It also won't rust from us using it in the shower. She is totally incapable of doing any care for herself and this product helps us a lot.
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My mother was very happy to receive this item, and we will be ordering again.
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I bought this for my mother who has an incontinent problem, and uses a walker to get around. This commode is a lifesaver when she gets up at nite and it is right by her bed.
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Great product for the price with very fast delivery
Pros:Price and being able to adjust the height
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It was preassembled so I had nothing to do.
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nice construction; I had bought one previously and got another for a second home.
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Exactly what I was looking for. Exact duplicate of those running for $250 -$500. Only it's made of aluminum instead of steel. Otherwise, exactly the same.
Pros:Lightweight; easy to move around.Perfect height, plenty of width, arm rails, backrest, potty with lid. It was delivered in 24 hrs completely assembled except for popping on the seat. Fantastic!
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Overall: Yes, I would recommend this product.
Great price, shipped fast, light weight but sturdy, easy to put together. I highly recommend this commode.
Actually I was disappointed in the size of the seat opening of the commode and feel it would better be suited for a child, not an adult. Another issue I had was that the commode came in a HUGE box, the plastic wrapper was torn and wadded up in the box, the seat was scuffed and the handles were dirty. At first I thought it was a return item and I was upset, but then realized apparently there were 4 items originally in the box, 3 of which had been removed and in the handling of the other items, the one I received probably got the rough end of the process. I doubt I would use this company again.
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This arrived so quickly, was easy to put together and is very sturdy. It's exactly what I needed for my mom. I highly recommend this product.
Product shipped fast, easy to snap pieces together, very sturdy, highly recommend. Great deal.
am well pleased by this commode. It got here so fast and ready to use. I would tell everyone to purchas it.
The item arrived the day after I ordered it. It was really unexpected and really appreciated. The bedside commode is very sturdy and was easy to put together.
It is lightweight and well made. My mother loves it. Shipped super fast, ordered on Friday and had on Saturday. Other web sites didn't offer immediate shipping.
The product shipped fast and works great.
I had one for a number of years and it rusted out because I couldn't raise the chair high enough so I had to throw out the old one. I am glad that this one does not rust.
This chair is a little light weight! But for the price, what a great deal... shipped really fast too!


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This week's assignment from the League of Extraordinary Bloggers….
You are stranded for 10 years on a deserted island. You can take with you the following:
One food item (in a never-ending supply), one movie, one game, and one pop culture character.
Oh, the time-honored stranded on a deserted island question… let's just say that I've mentally imagined several versions of this scenario over the years. For this line-up, I went with things that were either greatly desired or practical. As with most lists, ask me this same question next week and my answers may change…
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Food: Curry Goat Roti
OK, so spending a decade on a deserted island means certain food items will already be accessible. I'm assuming there will be lots of vegetation and flora about, so I'm handled on the greens front. The occasional fish, shrimp and conch will also prove attainable, depending on my Castaway skills. So that leaves room for a food item that I would eat at any hour of the day and is not likely found anywhere in those confines. I go with a nice and filling curry goat roti, filled with rice, chick peas, potato. Hell, if I can get them to throw some spinach or callaloo in there as well, bonus! This is a West Indian dish that I would never turn down and hell, I'm on an island, might as well eat something from my heritage! If you've never had a roti, well think of it as the West Indian version of a burrito, only without the sour cream and guac. And even though you can have it with beef or chicken, I choose goat because that's my favorite meat. Curried only, please, and it must be prepared by either my mother or some other West Indian mother.
Runners-up: Items from the Chick-fil-A or Chipotle menus, Ranch sunflower seeds, Pistachio nuts, any authentic New York pizza (not just "New York-style", I want some Famous Original Ray's or Original Famous Ray's or Joe's Pizza where Peter Parker got fired from in Spider-Man 2!)
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A decade of a movie that I can watch any time I choose. I either assume I'll have control of when this airs (A deserted island with a remote? How convenient!), however even if this movie were to air repeatedly on endless loop, I'd like to have one where I can jump in on any scene and enjoy. Starship Troopers is a popular '90s sci-fi cult classic that furthered the careers of Neil Patrick Harris (making his comeback since Doogie Howser, M.D.), Denise Richards (fresh off showing her bits in Wild Things) and turning Casper Van Dien, Dina Meyer and Jake Busey (who later went on to star in Shasta McNasty and inherited Dad Gary's signature row of madman teeth) into household names.
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A weather pattern that caused bitterly cold temperatures last winter could be making a comeback in July.
It hasn't been as hot as past years, but some Lincoln residents say they're already tired of the heat.
"The temperatures have been outrageously hot, feels like I'm back home in Georgia," Carlos Brown said.
Mother Nature must have been listening. Beginning early next week, a fairly rare weather event will allow temperatures to drop near record lows. Some call it a 'polar vortex.'
"When we say unusually cold we're usually talking about something in the order of 20 plus degrees departure from normal," State Climatologist Al Dutcher said.
Dutcher says parts of the state could see highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 40s.
"This trough is about six to eight weeks ahead of normal for this time of the year," Dutcher said.
Basically, a jet stream to the north of us is dropping, driving cool Arctic air down through the northeastern part of the country and the Midwest. However, the relief is only temporary. Meteorologists say the cool-down will only last a few days.
Still, some say it's something to look forward to.
"I can get outside and not be unbearably hot the entire time," Ryan Peters of Lincoln said.
"It's gonna be awesome, and I can turn my air conditioner off, too!" Mary Ashbury of Lincoln said.
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Yield: 4
Portion Size: 3 Scallops
- 12 fresh scallops
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ white pepper
- 1 Tbsp butter
- 8 sprigs thyme
- 1 Tbsp canola oil
- 3 tsp agave
- 2 tsp Dijon mustard
- ¼ cup champagne vinegar
- ½ cup canola oil
- Start by lining a sheet pan with two layers of paper towels. Place the scallops on the paper towels and cover the scallops with another layer of paper towels. Gently press on the scallops to remove excess water.
- Heat a large non-stick sauté pan on high. When pan is hot place the scallops in the pan being sure not to crowd them together. Allow to cook for 2 minutes. Reduce the heat to medium and toss in the butter and thyme. Tilt the pan so the butter collects on one side. With a large spoon baste the scallops in the melted butter for another minute to minute and a half. Continue to baste until the scallops are opaque and the sides are firm.
- Remove from pan and repeat the process for the other scallops if needed.
- For the vinaigrette place the champagne vinegar, agave and Dijon mustard in a blender. Turn the blender on and slowly pour in the oil.
- Serve the scallops with the vinaigrette over the top.
Swiss Chard with Apples and Onions
Yield: 4
Portion Size: 1 Cup
- 2 tsp olive oil
- 1 cup red onion, sliced
- 1 cup Fuji apple
- 8 cups Swiss Chard
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ tsp pepper
- ¼ cup chicken stock
- ¼ cup white wine
- Start by removing the leaves of the chard from the stalks. Chop the stalks into ¼ inch chunks and reserve. Roughly chop the chard leaves.
- In a large sauté pan heat the oil on medium high heat. Add in the onions, salt, pepper and chopped chard stalks. Sauté for around 4 minutes until the onions become translucent.
- Add in the apples and sauté for another 2 minutes. Add the chard, stock and wine. Allow the chicken stock and wine to reduce until the pan is almost dry and the chard wilts and becomes tender.


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