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idea for fl home office just file drawers
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like the desk
add cushion by railing/stairs
I want to finally be able to have one place where I can keep my books. I do not need a ladder, but I like the bookshelf wall.
We need to clear a space for a garden, flowers, veggies since we will be there in the summer months.
I think that this is what Connie is looking for in the pre-kitchen concept.
Great kitchen layout. I like the wood floors, lots of cabinet space, functional island. I also like the area over the stove with water and storage for oils & spices.
Love the white/dark contrast.
The sink directly across from the stove top could be a practical answer to the added expense of a "pot filler" faucet over the stove. Connie likes the ovens stacked and away from the stove top to remove added heat to her cooking area. The prep area next to the stoves could be solution to her separate "butler area" if we need to economize.
Great for downstairs: small fridge for wine, beer, soda, water, ice maker, sink, microwave oven for popcorn, light snacks. Storage for glasses, plates. Add a small dishwasher for glasses, plates so we do not have to take upstairs?
Can we keep the "tower" concept but not the added cost of building up? This office seems to project the circular concept of a tower, but appears to be on the main level. I'm not looking for a fireplace in the study, but the look of a "special" area with a great view.
Ok, how many chai lattes do I have to give up to still afford the tower? This is just too cool a concept to give up. What if we keep the look, but don't build on the top level? See my latest addition of a circular office.
A detached garage higher than the main house and connects to the upper (main) level. Can this be an option to high expense of retaining walls for the driveway?
Very different levels for garage and main house. Nice landscaping between levels.
Different levels between garage and main house.
Look at rounded corner of house: gives distinctive look of lighthouse, perhaps without added cost of tower.
Lots of contrast in elevation between garage and main house.
Difference in levels between garage and main house.
Look at the butler's pantry off of the kitchen. Great size of the eating area for the counter space. Bar and counter space included and, let's not forget a TV so that I can watch CNBC in the mornings with my Wheaties.
I love the half-oval window looking out over the lake. Great wood accents.
Great butler's pantry. Wine, beer, beverage refrigerator here for dinner and drinks. Takes the place of a bar and moves guests out of Connie's kitchen.
If we are going with high ceiling in kitchen, do we add ceiling fan? Connie does not like the hanging pots & pans look-- too cluttered.
I like the extra faucets on the island. Practical, cost efficient alternative to "pot filler" faucet over the stove top.
Check out the doggie bath next to the washer & dryer.
Great storage use of space for hang-ups after ironing and storage.
Love the cabinets with the starfish shape. Would we save space by stackable washer & dryer. Lots of built-in storage spaces.
Angle Power Strip
We need lots of power outlets; this looks like a great place to add them.
Great ideas for the laundry: drip-dry station; drain in floor (may have saved our floors in the "flood of '05); raised washer & dryer-- use the raised platform for storage; doggie wash station.
I like the TV inserted into a cabinet. The wine room looks very practical: shelves for 100 bottles and two coolers-- that's it. We see these ceiling mounted lights in a lot of kitchens.
Good look for Connie's office. We remodeled our loft with built-in wall to wall desk, book shelves, TV unit and we both love it. Plenty of room to spread out with drawers below for file storage.
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Verizon FiOS service may soon be a possibility in Glen Cove. A public hearing was held at the City Council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12, and will continue at the Nov. 26 meeting. Representatives from Verizon made their case about the city entering into a franchise agreement with the company for cable television service, and Cablevision reps also had a chance to defend the terms of their contract as it compares with Verizon's.
"We are not replacing Cablevision but adding an option so that residents can choose," said Mayor Suozzi.
Verizon attorney Paul Trane spoke to the council, noting this hearing is a first step for fiber optic service in Glen Cove. If the resolution passes, Verizon will go to the public service commission for a hearing. Currently, he said the city is
80 percent rolled out and ready for service, pending the agreement. He said it is unknown at this time if the rest of the area will get coverage. He discussed the "level playing field" requirement in New York State and noted that subscribers would pay the 5 percent franchise fee in their monthly bill.
Peter Bee, an attorney representing Cablevision, raised his concerns with the language of the proposed Verizon agreement versus certain points in the current Cablevision contract and urged the council members to take a look at each.
"It's in Cablevision's self-interest to point out where you might do better," said Bee.
Suozzi asked for copies of both agreements to be given to all of the council members for scrutiny.
"This is a win-win situation," said resident David Nieri. "Bringing competition into this market may also be advantageous to Cablevision."
Resident Pasquale Cervasio noted that he is a "faithful Cablevision subscriber" and would likely not switch over to FiOS, but also feels that "competition is good" since Cablevision has been the only option for the past 30 years.
Trane said that if the agreement is approved, residents could potentially have service as soon as January.
A second public hearing will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.
A resolution to award the bid to North Shore Architectural Stone for repairing the courthouse parapet wall was passed; Suozzi noted that thye were the lowest responsible bidder.
Several job appointments were made to the department of public works; Councilman Spinello took issue with the length of the job postings and the fact that an employee could be appointed before taking a test that ultimately determines whether or not they keep the job.
"It's not an issue of how good of workers they are, it's a question of procedure," Spinello said. "There's a chance we will have a new administration and appointments should be left to the new year."
The council voted 5-1 to appoint the employees.
"There are four vacancies and four people ready to work," said Councilman Tony Gallo, Jr. "We should maintain services to the public."
Councilmen Tim Tenke, Nick DiLeo and Tony Jimenez all agreed; Councilman Michael Famiglietti was absent from the meeting.
"I welcome you on board," said Suozzi. "You have all come highly recommended, and this is a normal process. I have no qualms."
Wednesday, 26 November 2014 00:00
Veterans, police, residents and elected officials turned out for the renaming of Route 107/ Arterial Highway for Glen Cove's most honored hero, Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly, in a ceremony that took place on Wednesday, Nov. 12.
Saturday, 22 November 2014 00:00
Sea Cliff author Margaret Gay Malone is one of 11 authors whose short stories have been selected for publication in the Tuscany Press Anthology in 2015.
The story, Jimmy's Gift, centers around a boy whose generosity and selflessness put him in danger on a brutally cold and snowy day. Malone says it is based on a true story after reading a blurb in Reader's Digest a few years ago about a 12-year-old boy who walked through the snow to help deliver food baskets to those in need; and it turned out that his family's name was also on the list of those in need of help in the community.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
The Glen Cove High School girls basketball team was invited to participate in the prestigious KSA Holiday Basketball Tournament that will be held in Orlando, FL, this December. The tournament brings to the court teams from all over the United States that would otherwise not be competing. It is held in the finest professional and amateur athletic venues around the nation with teams seeded into brackets that will provide an appropriate level of competition.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
The North Shore Women's Cross Country Team won the Nassau County Class I Championship for the eighth consecutive year. They will be competing in the State Qualifier Competition at Bethpage State Park this month.
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MGK announces the purchase of assets from California-based Dunhill Chemical Company related to a botanical insecticide.
MINNEAPOLIS —MGK announces the purchase of assets from California-based Dunhill Chemical Company Inc. related to sabadilla, a botanical insecticide derived from a Central and South American lily, Schoenocaulon officinale.
The MGK purchase involves the transfer of all rights, title and interest in Dunhill's sabadilla assets, including the existing Federal (EPA) and California registrations for Veratran D--the only product on the market that contains sabadilla as an active ingredient. "This acquisition is another step forward with our mission to make life healthier by creating responsible products that protect people and their environments from the impact of insects," said MGK President Steve Gullickson. "Our plan is to define new uses and create meaningful insect control solutions based on sabadilla's unique attributes." Sabadilla grows in the highlands of Central and South America. Originally identified by the Aztecs and Incas for its insect control properties, the seeds of the sabadilla plant have been used as a reliable botanical insecticide for centuries.
Veratran D is currently registered for control of thrips on citrus, avocados and mangos in the state of California. As part of this acquisition, MGK plans to expand the Veratran D registration to additional states and identify new usage applications for sabadilla across organic and botanical insect control segments.
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TheRebbelProds: For all of those animal defenders. In the nature there is a thing called
food chain. If no one hunts the rabits they will go nuts. By that i mean
they will explode in terms of population. When that happenes they will
either starve to death or will eat all the farmers food and then you won't
have anything to eat. In the nature every grass eating creature has a
predator. We are killing better because we don't let them feel pain. If an
eagle of a fox gets a rabbit, they will bite them and eat them while they
are alive. So yeah, think about this...
Craig Beattie: magpie go boom
Goopy Meerkat: Why does he give good meat to ferrets?
Theneon leopard: is it weird that i can eat while watching these
vikke: Nice shooting 275m and headshots.
Dave quick: I laugh at all the people whining about the killing. All I have to say is GO find another channel, like a snowman scaring people...........If you not actually off your butt, doing something to protect the animals, then CHANGE THE CHANNEL!!!!!!!
BARTUAL100: Pegate tu un tiro en los huevos hijoputa
Maia Coimbra: personally i do not like to see animals being killed in video footage, but i understand the purpose of this one. By the way, great channel you have and congratulations for your work. Cheers
Brian Carroll: U can bitch and hate all you want... U people will be easier targets than these rabbits one day
João Silva: I knew I wouldn't like to see this, but I still came to check it and be mad at it.. oh god
Lee Harvey Oswald: awesome shot and camera angles
vulcan1429: Head shots re a waste of time...just kill them and stop trying to satisfy your viewers. We don't care! Handling without gloves is unsafe.
Ethan Freed: All u tree huggers listen up how's this for cruel imagine an uncontrollable amoints of rabbits that eat up all their food and resources very fast because there's so many so they all slowly and painfully starve to death. Its much easier to kill them fast witth a bulllet and keep population down
liger1022: why not eat the rabbit yourself i understand ferrets have to eat too but that is good meat
MrDunkiemon: How could killing be humane?
V'Veldess Ingram II: damnnnnnnnnn, that bird, smh, had it coming...
Gaylor LEBELLANGER: infâme.
makin1905: so excuse me on my rude comment though, is this in UK? I thought guns were illegal there
Jonathan Bäckstrand: HOLY crap! That first magpie, it freaking exploded! That is pretty extreme
riaz shah: nice shooting
davidroxs: lol! that bird just freaken exploded, wasnt expecting that, nice shooting (y)
Matias Wolf: Hunting has more honor than buying in the supermarket, just think about it
George Williams: That's a lot of gun for rabbits isn't it? Mind you, it shows the skill at that range. I would prefer to get a lot closer and use .22 LR.
RED: you should get a taste of you own medicine. somebody should shoot you in the ass or the head with that thing so you'll know how it feels. I LOVE RABBITS this is so freaked up. they're so cute, innocent, harmless, lovable and adorable creatures. they're alive stuffed animals. People who eat rabbits should choke on it and get food poisoning for months every time they eat it.
TorakPvp: All these people who are whining about him killing rabbits he's not doing it for fun he's controlling the rabbit population
chris alvarado: I see nothing wrong here. Gotta control the population somehow.
Sergio W: Uma boa merda, você é um cagão matando o restinho que sobrou.
lucas silva: to much for a rabbit!!!...., i used a 22- 250 for hogs up to 70kg
Francesco Mecozzi: so you say the preys almost enjoyed their own kill...
vicki s: People who do not agree with this video have never had rabbits destroy flowers, gardens and ANYTHING else edible that is in their path!!!
Eliomat Junior: the human is the only being that destroys the environment they live in wanted to see if the firing line were wives and children of you his evil arranges a service and will work its destructive nature
Manakkadavil Shaji: Good hunting
Russian Potato: hop lol
Brooke Carrier: The birds head went poof
sharkpoldy: Ich werd`s wohl nie verstehen, was daran Sport ist...
Max Higounenc: Wtf
Damien Bompard: c po dla chasse sa
Jerry Reynolds: email@example.com
ryder winx: I will pray to god that he gives you a slow painful and miserable death
gene issac: 2:31 owned 3:08
Brian Carroll: You eat your McDonald's and steroid filled beef Without fat u won't taste like a good marbled steak
Denver Hawley: DANG! over kil!!! lol, but one shot one kill no complants at lease the meat didnt go to waste
makin1905: wow this world is filled with people that are little bitches and always cry about environment BS
Mohammed Ali: I shot a magpie with an air rifle in my garden it bleeded to death never hunt again
中間徹: I'd like to shot not rabbit but dorphine.
akaMyThought: People all proud of shooting and killling something taking its life for no good reason at all. How are you proud your cheating literally using a gun and scope thats so lame. I mean no shjit your going to kill something with a flying object that the animal never sees coming. Just dumb. How is this difficult at all. You might as well say to every one I killed what ever with one finger. Its as hard as closing a pop up window with your computer Mouse. . TO BE A REAL HUNTER I would say an legit kill would be to find a deer trail and plant some Berrys and let them grow. (Set a sitting scarecrow next to the berrys) Then check periodically to see when they are chewed. Guesstimate when you assume that a deer will walk by to nibble the Berrys due to calculating at what days of week and time berrys are being eaten. Then descent yourself by using water and dirt rub. Remove scarecrow then sit in the location of the scarecrow next to berrys and wait. When the deer shows up to eat the berrys use only a knife stick or rocks in your hands too attack face to face Or grab the antlers and snap neck like a real man. Then I will call you a hunter. (Watch out there kicks could kill you.).
MrDunkiemon: I always thought that you place carrots as bait to attract rabbits.
Greg Carter: you going to eat that rabbit?....no? THEN WHY THE F*** YOU GONNA KILL IT!?!?! BUILD A BETTER FENCE AROUND YOUR CROPS!!!
223554545: umy umy rabbits
louis carlesimo: wow what a champ you are high powered long range scopes to kill a beautiful animal just because your white trash scum go freak your cousins like u always have
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Michael Halle watched Tom Menino's hearse pass by Fenway Park on its way from Faneuil Hall to Hyde Park today.
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The Boston Licensing Board last week decided that Fenway Park was not to blame for a fan falling two stories down an elevator shaft after a May game and that the Green Dragon near Faneuil Hall was equally blameless for the death of a man due to an apparent heroin overdose in its men's room.
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Firefighters got into the elevator, used a chair to help them climb through its ceiling hatch aand pit the woman, 22, on... Read more
As today's game approached, a teacher at the kidlet's school opened a window so the kids could better hear the flyover at nearby Fenway Parik.
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People can't even go to the park without getting stabbed.
According to The NY Daily News
A scissors-wielding lunatic stabbed and slashed five victims in a Riverside Park rampage before he was subdued Tuesday morning by a brave passerby, police said.
An 18-month-old boy and his father were among those targeted as they strolled through the Manhattan park before the unprovoked 7:58 a.m. attack by a homeless man, police said.
Crazed assailant Julius James Graham, 43, who was living at a Harlem shelter, unleashed his rage without warning on a bright October morning. He was taken down by a passing good Samaritan and held until police arrived.
"He was looking for people he could mess with," said an eyewitness, a 57-year-old man named Eddie. "He was looking for trouble."
Minutes after spotting the scary-looking Graham, he heard someone screaming and the little boy crying.
"I got up and looked, and I saw the baby and I see a guy with blood where (the scissors) went in," he said. Graham was standing nearby.
The good Samaritan credited the injured boy's dad with saving the child's life.
"I'm no hero," said the unidentified man, a red mark visible on his neck, as cops led him from the park. "The guy with the baby is the hero."
Poor people.
The little boy suffered only a wound to his arm as his father sprung to his defense.
The terrifying attacks began when a woman running along the jogging path was stabbed in her back, said Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly.
The next victim, a 36-year-old man, "thought he was punched in the stomach by the individual but he was stabbed," Kelly said.
A second woman on the jogging path was slashed in the neck before Graham came upon the man pushing his son in a stroller.
The scissors-toting suspect went after the pair, with the father jumping to the aid of his toddler.
"He's slashed in the chest," said Kelly. "His son is slashed in the arm."
All five victims were taken to St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center after the attacks. The 2-year-old boy and the other two victims — a man stabbed in the chest and a woman stabbed in the neck — were all listed in stable condition.
The woman stabbed in her back was "definitely worse than the others," the source said. None of the victims was expected to die.
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October 29, 2014, 02:34:34 AM »
I don't know if this is the most appropriate place to post this, but here goes;
As I understand it, people can use Bandcamp to stream anything that's up there as long as they have an internet connection ? (I see there's a bandcamp App as well, which presumably does the same)
So, if this is the case, then people don't have to buy anything there, just use it as a 'radio' in effect and the artists get nothing from this - which is worse than Spotify's model (?)
Is this why artists are just making montages or selected tracks available on their pages ?
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October 29, 2014, 07:33:21 AM »
Yep Pete, I always thought it odd that people put up albums on Bandcamp and let the whole thing be listened to. Quality seems to be around 128kbs mp3, so pretty good. It can be streamed whenever you want to hear it, or you can easily capture the stream and have a free copy of it.
Of course, Bandcamp capitalize on this a bit by offering, for a monthy fee of $10, to let you choose which tracks are streamable. Which is presumably a good option for labels and artists who sell well.
But another option is to make some tracks bonus tracks, so they don't show in the track list and can't be streamed, but will be in the download. This seems an obvious thing to do if you don't want people to be able to stream the whole album. Just mention the tracks in your blurb just beneath the track listing so people know what's on the complete album.
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October 29, 2014, 10:07:22 AM »
As someone who is a serious listener and physical product collector, it's great to have bandcamp to finally be able to listen to a whole album before buying the CD. But it has become frustrating now that labels or artists are only putting up limited samples, probably to counteract what you're describing. Those cheapskates who use bandcamp and YouTube as a radio and never support the music financially are ruining it for everyone! A coworker recently proudly stated "I don't buy music. Why, when you can just go on YouTube." Grrrrrrr.....
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October 29, 2014, 12:14:30 PM »
Its a difficult thing to balance, allowing fans to listen to the whole album is a good idea, as 30 second clips don't give you enough to get a feel of, and as a fan I like to listen to the whole thing and then buy it if I like it. On the other hand as an artist it is sometimes a little worrying that people can treat it as a "radio", but Bandcamp aren't going to change that policy. So it probably boils down to which would do the most damage to your sales, giving people access to the whole album, or short clips of each track. I suppose as Anthony said above , the labels and artists who sell well, are trying to protect their income and themselves, and although a lost sale is important to everyone, be it a major artist or a small independant artist who sells less than 50 (me), in this day and age I can't see what the answer can be, I think the general attitude of people today is that music should be free, and it is not just limited to music either, and the steps in technology are towards streaming music, film etc rather than owning outright.
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Thanks for the great replies fellers - food for thought, indeed.
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October 29, 2014, 02:45:16 PM »
I have tended to put up the whole thing to listen to - but the thought of making some bonus tracks is a very nice idea.
I actually like knowing that people are listening to the music, and some go on to buy.
I'm not in the position of having large 'sales' to protect....
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October 29, 2014, 09:11:46 PM »
Im for the fully available album and I like the "name your price" option. I have found that people are very fair and pay what a download is worth....and thats anything from $1 to $10 though it rarely gets that high.
I would never order anything through cdbaby because of the 30 second sound clips. I have bought through them only when I have heard the music more extensively elsewhere and cdbaby is the only source.
Actually Pete I have listen to your albums on band camp and bought several and sometimes I like to go back and listen again. Perhaps I passed on music that did not register with me the first go round but did the second or third...so there are some advantages of having all the music accessible.
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October 30, 2014, 01:54:48 AM »
Its a strange one for me this is, as I tend to only listen once, to something that is streamed, even if I like it I don't generally go back to it, I think its because of time restraints. There is so much music available these days that it is hard to make a choice as to what to spend the hard earned cash on.
I brought a CD at the weekend after listening to clips a couple of months ago prior to the pending release date, this is in my opinion the way it has always been with me, although the promotion is slightly different in todays market place, that promotion comes before the album is available and that promotion tended to be the "single 45 vinyl or single CD". Although that in itself was sometimes not considered, because if you were a fan of a particular group, artist, etc. you brought their latest release without question.
In days gone by everyman and his dog taped the chart show from the radio on their trusty cassette player, I even used to record tracks direct off the TV from forward thinking shows like "The Tube" or "Rock goes to College" here in the UK. This is no different to ripping stuff from You Tube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp whathaveyou. In my opinion its not down to if the whole of the music is available or just a few clips, its not even about supporting a particular band, artist etc. its about if you really want to own that product, to be able to do whatever you want with it and listen to it on various devices in its "best quality".
Obtaining the music in its best quality is the only way to get the most rewarding experience from it, this goes for music of any genre and as such any music that is available to hear via an internet stream should never the best quality available, if your happy to listen to music in substandard quality then that's your bonus, you will always be able to get free music and nobody on this planet will be able to stop that happening. There are too many people fretting about HOW we get music these days instead of remembering why we used to buy it, why we had to have that latest released gatefold sleeve LP with all the info, the pleasure we used to get from putting it on the player and hearing most of the tracks on it for the first time and then not taking it off again until we knew all the tracks on it like the backs of our hands. The physical product in all its glory, and in its best quality, will always win over a downloaded PC file as far as I am concerned.
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I use Bandcamp for purchases frequently. I also check out stuff I would never otherwise hear or consider purchasing. Many of these listens end up in purchases of the download or CD. This also goes for Spotify which is a superb resource for listening and again often ends up with folk getting sales of their music.
I have seen some artists restricting the amount that can be available for "streaming" , as it is referred to , by maybe say having half the album only available after purchase. This seems fair enough although personally I prefer being able to check out the whole thing.
If it was my own music not sure how I would feel, depends on what you want to achieve, ie get your music out there for folk to hear or achieve maximum pounds/dollars. It is a small genre we are into here, so it is a difficult balancing act for some.
At the end of the day there is absolutely no comparison quality wise with this streaming and listening to a quality download / CD on a proper hi-fi system.
Reminds me I need to get that new track you put up there Pete, will do soon.
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This article has generated some intense discussion on the 3six Facebook page. In summary, Bandcamp is creating options for artists/labels to offer subscriptions services. To be clear, this isn't *instead* of what is currently offered, but an additional alternative for artists/labels who are looking for ways to lock in a certain form of cash flow.
I don't think I would subscribe to a specific artist myself; I like having the freedom to buy at will and I think that such a tit-for-tat process of doing so is a legit way to support the artists I love. I'm curious to know what others think of this.
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The serendipitous finding that grapefruit juice interacts with felodipine was subsequently found to be valid for some other dihydropyridines, but this interaction is probably not limited to this class of drugs. The clinical relevance of the grapefruit juice interaction with each particular drug will depend on the magnitude of change in the pharmacokinetic profile of the drug, the drug concentration-response relationships and the patient. Since current information indicates that the interaction is variable and unpredictable, it appears reasonable to caution patients not to ingest grapefruit juice at the same time as taking felodipine and other dihydropyridines. Identification of the active ingredient in grapefruit juice may allow the prediction of other foods that may also interact with dihydropyridines and some other drugs. Furthermore, it may lead to exploitation of the inhibitory effects of the active ingredient(s), and its inclusion into drug formulations to increase the clinical efficacy of orally administered drugs. It seems that this discovery has provided fundamental new knowledge both to improve pharmacotherapy and to stimulate further research.
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- Title
- Grapefruit Juice and Drugs
- Journal
Clinical Pharmacokinetics
Volume 26, Issue 2 , pp 91-98
- Cover Date
- 1994-02-01
- 10.2165/00003088-199426020-00002
- Print ISSN
- 0312-5963
- Online ISSN
- 1179-1926
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
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- Authors
- Dr David G. Bailey (1) (2)
- J. Malcolm O. Arnold (1) (2)
- J. David Spence (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Medicine, Victoria Hospital, and Victoria Hospital Research Institute, Canada
- 2. Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada


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King Kong is such a classic and is a premier example of the cutting edge special effects of that time. It's a must see by all means.Published 20 days ago by P. Canter
Who doesn't like the original King Kong? State of the Art Special Effects for its time.Published 21 days ago by Deborah Livingston
A favorite of mine. This version even has the scenes cut from the original by blue noses.Published 1 month ago by James Trapp
What else can you say about the best movie of it's time. I've watched this movie so many times when I was younger that I know the dialog by heart. Still fun to watch.Published 1 month ago by wally
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Every thing about the original King Kong is as close to flawless as the 30s could get. The fact that it's "weaknesses" are mostly subjective and related to it's age are proof that the story and the amazing way it was told survive into the 21st as a Classic. This movie struck the same... Read More
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The blu-ray of THE GENERAL is off the camera negative. KING KONG's camera negative is gone. That said, KONG on blu-ray still looks darn good; better than ever, and as good as it is ever likely to get.
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60mm ƒ/2.4 vs. 56mm ƒ/1.2 | Fuji vs. Fuji
While these lenses are fairly close in focal length, they are clearly built for different purposes. I've been waiting for a portrait lens for almost a year now, ever since I sold my Nikon 85mm ƒ/1.4 AF-D. The FUJINON XF 56mm ƒ/1.2 fills that void admirably aside from the true focal length difference, and is actually usable out to the edges of the frame unlike the Nikon. Finally I can get back to portrait work. The FUJINON XF 60mm ƒ/2.4 Macro seems built for carefully considered images and precise focusing. It was always sort of a stop gap for Fujifilm shooters wanting a flattering portrait lens, and it still is the prime to beat for most flattering focal length in my view. It's a very good lens and does what it does well, but it's not a dedicated portrait lens, nor was it ever intended to be. I always figured I'd borrow a 60mm ƒ/2.4 for this comparison, but with the support of my awesome readers, I was able to afford to buy one, and I'm happy to have it. Not only so I can continue testing and adding to articles like these, but macro work is something I haven't had a chance to do much of and the 60mm ƒ/2.4 is a great starting point. I can also see myself packing it instead of the 56mm ƒ/1.2 for landscape shooting since it's so much lighter and very sharp edge to edge. 39mm filters aren't exactly expensive either…….
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A few thoughts of the Fujifilm FX56 mm F/1.2 R | Matt Brandon
This lens has gotten a lot of attention over the past few weeks since its release and with good reason. It's bee highly anticipated. Fujifilm was lacking a fast lens that could be used as a portrait lens. Being a 56 mm on a cropped sensor it gives an 85 mm focal length equivalent and at f/1.2 it is smoking fast. For those newbie photographers, a "fast" lens doesn't mean how fast it focuses. It means it allows a lot of light in so the shutter speed can be faster in a lower light situation. With a wide open f-stop of f/1.2 this is really fast! As I have said in the past, when I was shooting Canon I always shot with two bodies over my shoulders: one camera with the 16-35 mm and the other with the Canon 85 mm f/1.2. I loved this lens. But it had its issues, it was slow to find the focus. It liked to hunt. But the dreamy bokeh it gave at f/1.2 made it almost ok… almost. The Fujinon XF56mm f/1.2 R is the X-System equivalent. But can it compare?…..
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Fujifilm Fujinon XF 14 mm f/2.8 R review | Lenstip
- Solid casing made of metal,
- Sensational image quality in the frame centre,
- Excellent correction of the chromatic aberration (longitudinal and lateral),
- Imperceptible spherical aberration,
- Negligible distortion,
- Very low astigmatism,
- Good work against bright light,
- Fast, accurate and silent autofocus.
- High vignetting.
The Fujinon XF 14 mm f/2.8 R is an expensive lens. Its price is comparable to the price of the Zeiss Touit 2.8/12, a device more difficult to construct (because of a larger angle of view) which we tested not so long ago. If we deal with such expensive instruments our demands are very high and every slip-up in our test can be pretty costly. The Fujinon had no slip-ups. It's obvious the exorbitant price is combined with zero tolerance for mechanical and optical compromise. You get a solidly build instrument which is optically excellent and will work very well in practice….
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18mm: http://www.lenstip.com/349.1-Lens_review-Fujifilm_Fujinon_XF_18_mm_f_2_R-Introduction.html
23mm: http://www.lenstip.com/398.1-Lens_review-Fujifilm_Fujinon_XF_23_mm_f_1.4_R-Introduction.html
35mm: http://www.lenstip.com/348.1-Lens_review-Fujifilm_Fujinon_XF_35_mm_f_1.4_R-Introduction.html
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A few thoughts of the Fujifilm XF10-24mm f/4 R OIS | Matt Brandon
Last week my friends at Fujifilm Malaysia loaned me two of their latest and greatest lenses to play with and asked me if I would share my thoughts. I have been waiting for these two new lenses probably more than any of the other lenses in their entire lineup. The two lenses are the XF10-24mm f/4 R OIS and the XF56mm f/1.2 R. On a cropped sensor, such as the two cameras I am shooting with – the Fujifilm X-E2 and the X-T1 – they represent a full frame focal length equivalent of 15-36 mm and 85 mm respectively. I recently bought the X-T1, but I do not plan to review the X-T1 as it may be one of the most reviewed cameras on the planet, to date. It definitely is the most reviewed Fujifilm camera till now. In this post I want to give my thoughts on the XF10-24mm f/4 R OIS. Later in the week we will look at the XF56mm f/1.2 R. This lens is sold in the USA for around $1,000, but costs a bit more here in Malaysia (I have been quoted RM 4,300 or US $1,300). The build is just like all the other Fujinon lenses; it's metal and built like a tank. Being a zoom lens it doesn't have the aperture markings on the lens barrel like the primes lenses do. I really wish Fuji would figure out a way to do this…..
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Scharf, schärfer, Fujinon xf56mm f1.2 | Mehrdad Abedi
Vor gut zwei Wochen habe ich mich von meinem geliebtem Voigtländer Nokton 50mm f1.5 getrennt und mir anstatt das viel gelobte Fujinon xf 56mm f1.2 gekauft. Die in etwa eine halbe Blende mehr ist natürlich schön, tatsächlich war dies aber nicht der Hauptgrund, weshalb ich wechselte. Ich bin nicht so der Offenblende-Fanatiker. Klar benutze ich gerne große Blendenöffnungen, auch als gestalterisches Mittel, jedoch habe ich meist die Erfahrung gemacht, dass mir die Bildergebnisse bei den Objektiven, die ich so in meiner Laufbahn hatte, bei offener Blende selten zusagten. Ich blende oft ein bis zwei ganze Blendenstufen ab, sodass ich sehr oft bei Blende 2.8 lande. Letztlich war es vor allem der fehlende Autofokus des Voigtländer Objektivs, welcher mich zum Fujinon greifen ließ. Das manuelle Fokussieren macht mir schon viel Spass, aber es gab doch immer wieder mal Momente, wo ich den Autofokus eben doch vermisst hatte. Bis zum Erscheinen des Fujinon 56mm gab es auch keine Autofokusalternativen für ein schönes Portraitglas. Kurz vor meinem Death Valley Trip kam dann das Objektiv bei mir an. Ich hatte gute zwei Wochen Zeit dieses Objektiv in all den Bereichen zu testen, die mich persönlich interessieren (Außer für Street, aber da mag ich so lange Brennweiten eh nicht!). Von Portrait über Landschaft bis hin zu Architektur habe ich es benutzt……..
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FUJINON XF 56mm F/1.2 R | John Caz
Fuji offers a light weight and very capable camera system with some of the best optics and I'm so glad I have switched because now I can finally concentrate on the photography. They currently offer 3 innovative cameras (XPro-1, XE-2 and X-T1) and some of the finest lenses I have ever used. And Fujifilm know a thing or two about making high quality professional grade lenses (look here). So far I have been blown away by the performance of the XF 18-55mm, XF 23mm and the subject of this review, the XF 56mm……..
See on www.johncaz.net
How the Fujifilm X-T1 Shocked Me: A Quick Hands-On Overview |
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When Fuji announced the Fuji X-T1, it didn't take long to get my attention. Just as the camera went on sale, the lovely people at Fujifilm asked me if I wanted to have a look. I have used the X-T1 as a day camera for a while now and here is my little report on how this camera shocked me. At first, I was unsure if I liked the design, the button placements or even the smaller size and weight. Pre X-T1, I was a huge fan of the Fujifilm X-Pro. I am still thinking the X-Pro is the right camera for me, but I was pleasantly surprised at just how good the X-T1 is…….
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Full Review: Fujifilm X-T1 and XF 10-24mm | Bigheadtaco
When Fujifilm first announced the X-T1, I was busy reviewing the X-E2. I had it for almost 2 months, and I got to really know the camera. I looked at the specs of the X-T1, and thought it wasn't such a big deal. Since most of the inner workings of the X-T1 and X-E2 were similar, why pay the extra $400 for weather-sealing, a larger EVF, and articulating LCD screen? It's the same sensor, same processor, same operating system. I liked the balanced look of the X-T1 (looks a lot like the Contax RTS), but would it be worth the extra cost? At the time, I thought no, not for me. However after reviewing the camera, I've changed my mind, with a few reservations. The $400 price difference isn't just about specific features, but the overall ergonomics and function of the camera. When you shoot with it, the camera just works. It feels good in the hand, it shoots quickly, the EVF and LCD is very powerful and functional, the build quality is excellent, and the design is just beautiful. I think the camera would be just as special without weather-sealing, and with better working buttons (especially the rear 4-way control dial), perhaps it would be even more beloved by owners of previous X-series bodies…..
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Fuji XF10-24mm F4 R OIS | Kevin Mullins
A small selection of recent images taken with the amazing Fuji XF10-24mm F4 R OIS.
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When I was last in Lisbon I noticed work by the artist Pariz. You'd instantly recognize Pariz's work by his colour palette, letter style and fills. Pariz's work is colourful to say the least but there's also a futuristic sense that comes from the tessellated blocks of colour within his pieces. Despite the complexity of the internal elements and colours, Pariz's overall work still has balance and flair.
Expression through Colour
I was born in a Portuguese island called São Miguel-Açores; I came to Lisbon when I was 13 years old, so it was in Lisbon that I got all my roots and initiation into graffiti culture. I started making art in the late 1980s (well my Mom and family called it art at the time); I began writing graffiti in the late 90s. It all started with a can for windows (fake snow perhaps?) in the Xmas season, then I started to notice some tags and pieces in the street. I fell in love with the colours, the big letters, the adrenaline, and the game.
As I normally say, the name Pariz chose me. One day I was doing a project and the letters started coming out one after another and it was very spontaneous, like everything I do in life.
My big influences are life, new school graffiti, New York and French old school graffiti, TV cartoons, comic books, music, and most of all, my daughter. Talking about artists… there are so many I could name, and I'm lucky that most of them are my friends!
I think that the true meaning behind my art is life, it can sound very "cliché" but it's true. My murals sometimes are reflections of my day to day situation, and you can see that in the colours for example. My color blending is very spontaneous. Over time I have created new ways of mixing my colours; I kept the best techniques from over the years and now when I'm painting I reunite small parts of each past technique with new ones. The result is what you can see in my pieces.
Graffiti is letters. I like to reproduce or create characters (most of them come from old TV cartoons from my childhood) but I see them more as a detail or a topic for a mural. Any artist can make characters, but letters just few…
In the last 6 years I've organized expositions, walls and jam´s in Portugal. I'm directly connected to GAU (The Gallery of Urban Art) in Lisbon and events such as Write 4 Gold.
I didn't study fine art and I don't criticize those who did or do, but I think that in part my style can be considered original because I didn't suffer from influences and barriers that studying art can provide. This way my style can be more free and wild. I do graffiti and I will always do it; I present my style as a "new old school style" and the development of my art came from that: from the old school feeling and the new school innovations.
I do some gallery shows – I love to paint all kinds of supports and to use mix techniques. Galleries bring my wild art to a cage; I have to be extremely creative to bring to this cage my own environment and to transmit this environment to all kind of viewers.
I'm from Lisbon, as some of my friends call it "graffiti paradise in Europe" and it is. Lisbon is graffiti friendly, giving opportunities to writers. We have legal walls, graffiti projects, graffiti jams, expositions and so on. The public now sees us as artists in general and the police have started to get used to it.
I'm lucky I have traveled to many parts of the globe. Each country (or even each city) gives me a different perspective and different ways to think and talk. It's true that with the internet we live in a global city, but the internet doesn't let us the taste the food, smell of the air or see all the hidden factories and emerging writers.
In future I hope to go to places that I have never been to before, get to know more people, new cultures and most of all, go back to places that I consider home, to see the family that I have been building in the past years. All that will make me happy and naturally make me grow up more as a person and as a artist.
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It's been just five days since the EcoSport's launch and the compact SUV's induction already seems to have had a positive impact on the company's sales figures with Ford India registering a 14 per cent year-on-year increase in sales in June 2013. The company sold 7,145 vehicles in the domestic market in June as against 6,267 units during the same month last year. However, Ford has not revealed exactly how much contribution the EcoSport has made to this growth. Also Read: Ford EcoSport launched at Rs 5.59 lakh
Overall, Ford sold 8,771 vehicles of which 1,626 constituted exports, which again have risen 59 per cent from last year.
"The surge in Ford India's domestic wholesales and exports is a strong indicator of customers' acceptance of our quality products with smart features that they truly want and value. Going further with our global One Ford strategy to deliver great products, we've launched the all-new Ford EcoSport at a compelling value for money proposition, offering a great power of choice to customers from several segments," said Vinay Piparsania, Ford India's executive director, marketing, sales and service.
The Ford EcoSport is available in 10 variants, including three engine options and four trim levels. The engines comprise a 1.5-litre petrol and diesel unit each as well as the acclaimed three-cylinder 1.0-litre EcoBoost motor that offers consumers the efficiency of a small engine along with the power of a larger engine. Related: Ford EcoSport Variants Explained
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