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I do have a faint hope. Not that the lengthy run-up to the election hasn't been fun.
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Your kegerator should add style to your place. It should turn heads and get people talking. The type of kegerator I will teach you to build, known as a keezer, will do just that. Then it's up to you to fill it with great beer, but I'm sure you can handle that.
This page is the starting point for building your keezer. What follows are the three blog posts I wrote about the build as well as parts lists for the kegging setup I use. Make sure to scroll the the bottom of the page to check out pictures of the build as well as keezer picture submitted by readers who built theirs from my instructions.
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Pictures of other builds
It turns out I'm not the only one who wanted a stylish keezer. This build has inspired many more. Below are pictures of a few of them from people who have contacted me. If you built your own from my posts, get in touch and let's share your keezer with the world.
Ask any questions below and I'll do my best to answer them as soon as possible.
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- June 11, 2012 at 11:59 am
That thing is sexy. I want a keezer. What was your total cost to get that thing built and running?
- June 19, 2012 at 8:12 am
I thought this link might be helpful to keezer users/builders. It cross-references keezer temperature with desired CO2 vols. to let you know what pressure setting to use…
- June 22, 2012 at 9:14 am
Billy, the keezer looks great. Thanks for posting. I'll file this away for when I have the money, space and spousal-approval to build. I know you've got the weather stripping along the bottom of the collar, but I'm wondering if you had considered insulating around the inside of the collar. Might help a bit with the temperature regulation.
- August 7, 2012 at 3:13 pm
Since you didn't add an outer collar to the back of the keezer, have you had any issues with it sliding forward? I'm looking at an almost identical build for my keezer and am trying to decide whether its worth adding some kind of outer frame to the back of the collar to keep it from moving at all once it's placed on the freezer…
- August 20, 2012 at 6:18 am
Hey im thinking of building my first one and i wanted to talk to someone knowledgeable about th. is there any way i could email you about my questions and concerns of the project and get your ideas?
- September 4, 2012 at 8:01 am
Hey Billy,
Apologies if this has been asked already and I missed it. Great build, and fantastic instructional video. My plan is to duplicate much of your work already.
After using the keezer for a while, are you still happy with the collar being on the bottom instead of the top? Have you had any issues with lifting kegs up and into the keezer, ie smacking a shank, needing an assistant, etc? I'm still trying to decide if I want the collar on the lid or like you have it.
And lastly, have you thought at all about putting casters on the bottom for easier movement? I don't plan on riding the keezer around the house, but sliding it out to clean behind may prove useful.
Thanks for all of your efforts to help keep us in beer!
- October 3, 2012 at 2:10 pm
I built my keezer out of some lower quality wood, but I think chalkboard paint and chalk can spruce it up.
- October 19, 2012 at 9:18 pm
Great site Billy!
I loosely followed your build. Thanks for the help. It really set me in the right direction. I got to document the process with short videos which I'll probably post whenever I get a chance to edit the lot of them.
- October 23, 2012 at 11:42 am
Fellow Denver-ite here. I have been enjoying your website, and, as I am in the planning/budgeting phases for a keezer, your outline has been very helpful.
On your list of items (above), would you mind clarifying the use of the flare nut and barb (gas side) and the swivel nut and barb (beer side) are for? The ball locks obviously connect to the keg, so are the nuts and bars then connected to those, or do they attach to the manifold on the gas side and faucet on the beer side?
Many thanks, Billy!
Kris V.
- November 18, 2012 at 2:09 pm
This is a nice collar on a Keezer. I've seen the collar in BYO a couple of times too. This is also a great forum.
If I can suggest one upgrade that saves $35 if you are willing to wire up a temp controller yourself. There is even a youtube video out there on the project. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6PjiilVBXY.
I've built 3 controllers using the 110V version of the STC-1000 temp controller found on e-Bay. They can run freezers as well as small room heaters on low watt setting for fermenting as well as a Keezer. I'm on Colorado and have a building we use only for guests. It is a great place to ferment lagers in a closets using the heater side of the controller. My last controller build cost me $42 if you don't mind shopping at Radio Shack, Walmart Auto Section, and Home Depot.
Drawbacks…. there are always limitations:
1) The STC-1000 relays are limited to 10 amps only.
Cooling Work around: None: The STC -1000 has a run-time setting built in for cooling systems. It is preset for 3 minute runtimes.
Heat work around: Use a 1st heat setting (600 Watt) on a Pelonis Model HF-0020T, Walmart for $15.
2) The STC-1000 displays degrees C. Work around: have a temp conversion chart handy. The temp conversion formula C to F is to multiple 9/5 degrees C and then add 32. F to C is minus 32 time 5 and divide by 9.
3) The STC-1000 had Asians writing the operating instructions. The instructions are real confusing. Work around: Write your own directions for functions F1, F2, F3, F4 and include a temp conversion table. Function 1 (F1) is used most often as it is the temp setting. I can post my directions if that would help someone. Let me know.
I luv this controller. It can be used in so many places. for example, last week I also have used an unplugged freezer in the garage using a heater side during winter. I set the run time to zero since the heater is not damaged when abruptly turned on and off.
I hope this was useful.
- December 31, 2012 at 2:35 pm
Awesome job! You've inspired me to do the same. I have a question though. I just bought the 3″ bolts that you used, but then remembered that they are supposed to hold a 1×8 to a 2×6. Did you run in to the problem if them being too short to do the job?
- February 18, 2013 at 3:54 pm
Hi Billy,
thank you for great instructions. your site helped me a lot. I just finished my build.
Great site.
- March 19, 2013 at 11:40 am
Hey Billy – great site, its inspired me to build a collar for my keezer this weekend but I have a quick question for you – is there any advantage to using the bolts as opposed to screwing the fascia to the rough frame? I was thinking about just using some good screws of an appropriate length screwed from the inside to hold it together. Many thanks, Andy
- April 10, 2013 at 7:18 am
Good on bringing up the alternative methods of attaching the face boards to the 2×6 (or whatever your using). My plan is to actually wood glue the face boards to the 2×6 and use some thin finishing nails just to hold them in place while they dry.
Since these boards are on the outside of the larger ones, I'm not expecting any cold/moister issues. Billy, care to make a comment to the methods that I've got planned? Otherwise, if this won't work, using some metal long bolts as described give it a cool look also.
Thanks for all the info. Planning my build to start in 2 weeks.
- May 5, 2013 at 7:20 am
Thanks, Billy! Making it not just a carpenter can do. Keep it up.
- June 6, 2013 at 12:46 pm
I wanted to share my keezer build pics with everyone here, and thank Billy for the write up. It was definitely helpful while I was researching.
I attached 1×8 pine to the actual 2×6 collar. It is attached on all ends with brad nails. Then on the side pieces, I used lag screws to screw from the inside of the keezer 2×6 collar into the interior part of the pine. This way there was no exterior damaging and I still have the support. The front piece of pine is held tightly in place by all the shanks and parts and what not. I'm planning on putting a bottle opener on the left side, but I figure 4 tightened shanks should be more than enough support along with the nails.
The top is also pine (edge glued). It will be insulated with 1.5″ foam (R9 I think). It has a small bow in it at the moment, and I've read that bows are practically impossible to get rid of. So I've decided to wood screw the top into the 2×6 collar under it to straighten the bow out. I figure if I need something, I can just lift up the collar portion and be fine. I'll be using 2″ long wood screws for this. Any thoughts on how I should cover this small hole up? Is there caulk that can be stained or maybe just a puddy would be best?
Hopefully the build inspires others….if not, the beer still taste great!
- August 28, 2013 at 2:43 pm
Did you glue the collar to the fridge or just use weather stripping? Is it heavy enough to keep the lid form tipping back?
Thanks for the post.
- September 12, 2013 at 10:49 am
Hey Billy,
I was just curious for your collar do you have the pine flush with the outside edge or the inside edge. I know obviously the front has to be flush along with the sides so the oak can drop below the front of the freezer but that back board should it be flush with the inside or outside edge? Thanks a lot really appreciate the instructions can't wait for this thing to be up and running!
- October 1, 2013 at 8:23 am
I just wanted to share a keezer build which was inspired by yours! The pics in this album are a little outdated (I've made a few improvements since the most recent pics, see below), but it gives the general idea.
I just got into brewing a few months ago, and I didn't want to deal with bottling. So the first thing I did (before my first batch) was to build a kegerator. I had an unused GE 7.0 cu. ft. chest freezer in the garage, so I decided to build a collar for it. It was my first real woodworking project, but I think it turned out very well, and looks awesome in my game room! Since building it, I find that I've been drinking a lot more than I used to! I've gone through my first homebrew batch as well as a number of commercial kegs with friends.
-can store and serve four 5-Gallon kegs at a time (with additional room to store a 5th keg on the shelf if necessary)
-built-in temp controller (STC-1000) – all wiring properly fused
-LED light strips turn on when the lid is opened, and a computer fan turns on when the lid is closed (to circulate the air inside and make sure the tubing stays the same temp as the kegs)
-collar has a lip to accommodate the original freezer wire baskets (useful for storing bottles or growlers)
-double-hinged so that the freezer lid can be lifted, or the entire collar for easy keg movement
-easily removal drip tray (magnetic to brackets, or can easily remove both brackets)
-no damage to original freezer (collar can be completely removed)
-fully insulated
Recent improvements (since taking the pics):
-cut down the brackets so they're flush with the drip tray and don't stick out
-added bottle cap opener and catcher to front on right
-added towel rack to right side of kegerator
-attached the 4-port gas manifold to the collar
-attached power box to the back of the collar
-got rid of casters and put the whole thing up on an appliance dolly (the old ones were too flimsy attached to the sheet metal of the freezer)
Still to do:
-add two more taps
-attach computer fan to the adjustable speaker mount (right now I just leave it in one of the wire baskets)
-right now the hinge attaching the collar to the base isn't really functional… I think the weatherstripping I added for insulation is sticking the two together, which makes it nearly impossible to lift up the entire collar. I may try to fix this, or just leave it, since loading the kegs from the top lid isn't really a big deal
-Get better tap handles? Might want to stick with discrete small black ones
I'd be happy to answer any questions!
- October 6, 2013 at 8:21 pm
Hey everyone! I am currently in the process of acquiring all supplies to build my keezer. I am pretty excited about it and will probably start it this coming weekend.
My ultimate goal would be to get 5-6 kegs inside, and the gas to be outside. Eventually tying the gas into a manifold, but I got plenty of time to do that. I will start with 2 first and add the third later and so on.
My main question is the weather stripping and keeping the collar on the keezer itself. I have read all the comments and suggestions on here, but I still feel that there will be some leaks of cold air. Especially in the back. Can anyone confirm that this stays in place and will not leak cold air and make the compressor fire over and over just trying to maintain temperature? Is this really heavy enough to form a real tight seal?
I will add a fan if needed, but if I don't have to, that's one less thing I will have to put in there.
I see that you silicone the corners and any other gaps, so I am sure that will help. It just seems like cold air would be pouring out the back.
Also, I want to be able to put the temperature sensor for my thermostat in there. Any mention on whether you should put the lead under the wood collar? Between the door and the wood collar? Or through the wood collar? If you go through, how do you seal any holes? Are you filling any holes with any type of silicone or any type of insulation?
Thanks for the inspiration and the information. I cant wait to get this started and I will post some pictures if you like.
Thanks again!
- October 8, 2013 at 1:26 pm
My collar was VERY heavy, so I definitely am not worried about the seal on the weather stripping.
In regards to the fan, I think it's really useful to have. Even if everything is perfectly insulated, the cold air will still fall to the bottom of the freezer and the air up in the collar will be warmer (leading to foaming issues from the tubing). A fan helps circulate the air to maintain a consistent temperature throughout, and minimize this prolbem.
For the sensor, what I did was wire my temp controller to some spring terminals which are accessible on the inside of the collar. I then just attach the sensor to these terminals and put the sensor in a growler full of sanitized water (to minimize the temperature fluctuations, since water takes longer to heat/cool than air). This way if the sensor ever dies on me I can easily replace it without needing to take apart the collar. You can see a pic of what I mean here (the black & red connectors at the back of the collar):
- October 12, 2013 at 11:02 am
Wow, I see what you did there Devin. Awesome job! But that is definitely above my motivation and tool capacity to be honest.
I do however love that you put the temperature sensor and probe for the temp control in the water. I will do something like that. I just need to find a digital thermometer with a lead that doesnt sense ambient air.
Since the temp control probe will be in the water sensing that temp, wont the compressor not have to fire as much as if it is just laying in there sensing the air? Good little efficiency rating I would think then.
Btw, I went by Home Depot to get some wood cut and have all my parts ready, but they didnt have any 2 x 6 pine. They only had 2 x 4's which I thought was weird. They did have douglas fir, but I was hesitant on having it cut up until I can be sure that it would be ok to use.
I'm not sure if you recommend pine for whatever reason. Would any type of temperature fluctuation between the inside and outside have any effect on the douglas fir as opposed to the pine? Or am I just over thinking this too much?
Again, thanks guys, and any info is appreciated.
Off to keg some dunkleweisse!
- October 15, 2013 at 9:41 am
Yeah, have the sensor in water should help with fluctuations. Just make sure your sensor is water-proof! Some temp controllers also have a compressor delay function (like the STC-1000 I'm using) which prevents the compressor from toggling on and off too frequently. This is more about preserving the life of the compressor though, not just power efficiency. You can also set a wider temperature range on your temp controller to limit the cycling of the freezer.
The wood you find at the store will vary depending on your region. Here in Texas we have Southern Yellow Pine, but I'm guessing in other areas (ex. the North-West) it will just be Douglas Fir. I'm no expert, but from what I understand SYP and Douglas Fir are pretty comparable woods (although the pine is a bit harder I believe). For the collar though it shouldn't make a difference. If you're worried, maybe you can get pressure-treated fir, which should stand up to any moisture that may be in your keezer. I got the dehumidiefier mentioned by Billy on his "Keezer updates" page, and it has done a great job preventing any condensation from forming on the inside.
- October 15, 2013 at 5:41 pm
Awesome. Thanks for the feed back on the wood. I will get the rest of my stuff this weekend and hope i can finish it up then.
As far as the dehumidifier, I did buy one because I was having some issues with some puddling. I cleaned up what I could and put down some paper towels when i put everything back in there along with the dehumidifier but its still condensing in there. I dont know if it needs some time to catch up, but I will wait it out and see what happens.
Thanks again!
- November 24, 2013 at 6:29 pm
I love the simplicity of your conversion. I was thinking about doing something a bit more extravagant but might settle on your collar design. It's hard to beat an old freezer for space too. I'd like to see some converted from metal boxes. I bet you could make some really cool retro looking models.
- December 26, 2013 at 2:37 pm
Billy, I don't see any pictures of the back wondering, is the Oak all the way around the back too or is it just the 2×6? Also are the hinges attached just to the collar…Thanks
- December 27, 2013 at 6:06 am
Thanks for the fast reply….now all I need is a freezer just not sure what size to get..
- January 28, 2014 at 3:27 pm
Hey Billy,
So I finished my keezer my homebrew keg is working great…but I just bought a 1/6 barrel craft beer and hooked my coupler up after letting it sit like 20 hours to get cold. I am having an issue with foam that leaves the beer tasting a little flat. My beer line is only 1 ft long not sure if that needs to be longer or if there may be something else. Currently my psi is set at roughly 9/10 psi. Let me know any tips? Longer beer line, certain ID….I just want to enjoy my beer!
- February 16, 2014 at 9:09 am
Billy one thing you may want to add to buying a chest freezer….Make sure there is no power cord hooked up to the lid. This was a mistake I made, never even thought about it. Because it was hooked to lid I could not raise it the 6 inches needed(yikes). Well live and learn…
- March 13, 2014 at 7:39 pm
Thanks for posting your great pics. It sure made it easier for me to copy your process as the basis for my Keezer – http://quietidea.com/?p=23.
One word of caution to any future builders. I used the freezer spec sheet from homebrewtalk (http://bit.ly/1lCOqV5), but no matter how hard I tried I could not fit the indicated number of kegs in my freezer. I found out later that model dimensions can vary slightly from Canada/US and from year to year, even when model name/number stays the same. My take away from this – double check the inside dimensions of your desired freezer before you plop down your hard earned cash.
Thanks again for you inspiration
Cheers from Canada
- April 4, 2014 at 10:12 am
Thanks a lot for this site. It's an invaluable tool for someone building out their first keezer. I wanted to ask a question and also make a small suggestion.
1. I found a cheaper/better rated fan on amazon that comes with a power plug cord (can always be stripped to use the other way as well) — http://amzn.com/B009OWRMZ6
2. Do you have your fan attached to a constant power source or through the thermometer so it only kicks on when the freezer is on?
I'll circle back around and post pics if I don't have more questions before then. Cheers!!
- April 15, 2014 at 9:21 am
Another option instead of always-on is to use a switch to turn off the fan when the freezer is opened to keep the cool air inside.
I used this magnetic switch (http://amzn.com/B0009SUF08) and wired it so that when the freezer lid is closed the fan stays on, and when it is open a bunch of LED light strips turn on to illuminate the inside of the freezer.
- November 17, 2014 at 10:20 am
Note that the magnetic switch you linked is rated for 12V, so I presume you have a 12v DC inverter before the fan/lights/switch, as well as a 12v DC fan instead of a 115v AC fan as listed in several other posts.
I like your idea! — just wanted to mention this for people who are not as familiar with electronics.
- November 19, 2014 at 9:53 pm
Yes, thanks for the clarification! I do have a DC inverter hooked up before the lights and computer fan.
If anyone is interested, the way I have it wired up is as follows:
I have a protected power strip mounted to the back of the collar which is plugged into the wall. Plugged into this is a DC power inverter and a computer power cable. This way the inverter and cable can easily be replaced if something goes wrong.
The DC power inverter has stripped ends which are connected to spring terminals mounted to the back of the collar. The terminals feed into the inside of the collar and connect to the LED strips and fan via the magnetic switch.
The computer power cable connects to a custom box mounted in the collar which contains a switched and fused power input, the temp controller, and a controlled power outlet (which the freezer is plugged into).
- May 29, 2014 at 12:02 pm
Billy – thanks for the site & the instructions.
I bought the same Kenmore black 8.8 freezer and notice it has a cord on the back running from the lid down to the compressor box, which I'm guessing powers the lid light & temp alarm. It appears you can disconnect it at the bottom w/o having to cut any wires, but was that necessary w/ your build?
My concern is that there's not enough slack once the lid & collar are seated. Did you have to make any adjustment to account for the cord length?
- September 3, 2014 at 8:05 pm
Hello, I stumbles upon this site and enjoyed the instruction. I am in process of building my own Keezer. I just received my taps and 4 keg manifold but I noticed the gas in is 3/8 and the 4 gas outs are 5/16? I havent picked up my gas lines yet but how do I connect 5/16 gas out from the manifold to my 3/16 Ball locks?
- October 24, 2014 at 6:03 pm
I have a little different goal, but your solution will satisfy it! Thanks for all the sharing!!
So, rather than taps on the front, I am replacing a setup where a kegerator feeds taps that are wall mounted (through the wall, in to a formal bar area [actually, taps mounted in to the chopped off top of a wine barrel!, if you can picture that, so the kegerator is in the mechanical room). But I can adapt to make it work – will be drilling holes in the back of the collar to feed the wall, with the beer lines in insulated pipes.
But, my question is, did you ever consider using pressure treated wood for the inside collar part? Any pros or cons you've considered or heard about that? Thanks!
- November 29, 2014 at 4:45 pm
All the pony kegs that I'm seeing in the pictures are home brew kegs with air in and a beer out 'ports.' What additional parts would I need for a regular purchased keg with the one main 'port' for a pump tap? How do you get air in and beer out through the same hole?
- December 10, 2014 at 12:02 pm
I'm interested in where you bought those brass crown bolts. I can't find them locally or on the internet.
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Grey's Anatomy Round Table: "Holidaze"by Steve Marsi at . Comments
Welcome to Grey's Anatomy Insider Round Table discussion! Below, our panelists break down some of the burning questions we're left with after last week's episode.
Topics for our "Holidaze" Round Table include memorable moments, the Chief's problem, the future of Owenstina, the holiday theme, and Chyler's awesome hubby ...
1. What was your favorite Grey's Anatomy quote from the episode?
McCritic: Bailey's impassioned defense of her life to her dad. You can look at our Grey's Anatomy quotes section for the whole thing, but it ended with "I'm happy, and my child is healthy, and that's enough for me today, Dad. That's enough."
MerDerLove: "If you want to stay mad, stay mad. But I'm just gonna be here kissing you." Swoon at married MerDer!
iheartizzie: I love the lunchtime Alex-Cristina banter for the second straight week. Meredith: [to Cristina] Well, in that case you're Teddy's bitch. Alex: Maybe that's my problem - I'm nobody's bitch. Cristina: You're Izzie's bitch. Alex: YOU'RE a bitch.
2. Did you like combining all the holidays into one episode?
iheartizzie: The season premiere took two full episodes to tell 40 days' worth of the characters' lives. In this case, Thanksgiving-New Year's is practically the same jammed into a single hour. Despite being a good episode, I thought some stories were cut short because of time. Also, the format necessitated some things - such as everyone at the same Christmas dinner - that seemed far-fetched. None of them have families? Nit-picky, I know, but things like that.
McCritic: Not really. This was a confusing scheduling move by ABC, as some shows are new this week or next or the week after. It felt very rushed and a little forced to me.
MerDerLove: I thought it was really good, with stories of forgiveness, love, family and more. I would have liked to have seen two hours but when isn't that the case?3. How great was the story line with the girl and the heart?
MerDerLove: So great. I only realized after the fact that the "boyfriend" was Chyler Leigh's husband Nathan West! Cute guy, and a pretty solid actor too! Loved him in this episode.
McCritic: It was pretty great. We got to see what a cardio goddess Teddy is, buying the girl that much time. Teddy also taught Cristina a valuable lesson - that their patient's survival was only brought about by another tragedy, and wasn't something to be giddy over.
iheartizzie: In the case of this story line, I did think the holiday-combining format fit well. Talk about heartwarming ... literally at the end! I was really, really hoping she pulled through, and it's not always the case that you get attached to one-shot-deal guest stars.
4. What will happen with Owen, Teddy and Cristina?
McCritic: I don't know, but it's far from over. Owen's "I love Cristina" declaration seemed almost more for his own benefit than Cristina's or Teddy's. Is he trying to convince himself?
iheartizzie: Kevin McKidd himself says we're going to be "very torn and very involved and kind of sucked in." To me that says potentially a full season's worth of this love triangle. I think Cristina and Owen will be together in the end, but it's not going to be an easy, or short road.
MerDerLove: Here's the interesting thing if Kim Raver can pull it off as Teddy: Will she be universally hated for being seen as a threat to Owenstina, or will we end up liking her like many fans did Addison, a real person with good intentions, who just showed up at the wrong time?
5. As we look forward to 2010, assess the sixth season so far.
iheartizzie: I have mixed feelings. Individually, I think some of the recent episodes, particularly Derek and Arizona's, have been as good as any the show has ever produced. At the same time there is a little bit of a continuity problem, like they are a little disjointed and don't really fit together in a way that's hard to put your finger on.
MerDerLove: For all the complaints fans have (myself included), I'm looking forward to seeing what 2010 brings. Sure, I'm still skeptical of Teddy, the Mercy Westers, what Izzie's deal is, etc., but there's a lot more to like about the show than not. The Owen-Cristina-Teddy story is getting good, as is anything involving Bailey, Der, etc.
McCritic: Wow, that's a loaded question you could go any number of directions with. Criticisms are easy to find when you care a lot, so I'll go in the opposite direction and say that honestly, this season has been great so far, actually, despite my fears of the cast getting too crowded. Whatever they're doing to keep the actors together, giving them time off periodically, keep doing it.
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Also, really like Teddy character. Hope you keep her around.
Such a disappointing episode for the reasons mentioned above. It made me wonder if you are having budget issues? Christmas has always been interesting on Grey's, so, in addition to having to wait weeks and weeks for a new episode, missing this was the biggest disappointment of all.
This episode was one of my least favourites, I hope the new 2010 episodes will make up for this one. I agree with iheartizzie about Der and AZ episodes being the best of this season, though.
I'm not finding myself sucked into the storylines the way I've been in previous seasons. In other words, if this season was a book I was reading, I wouldn't have too much trouble putting it down. Seasons 1-4 I've watched after the fact on DVD (including for a second or third viewing) and I just wanted to watch episode after episode to find out what would happen next. I don't have that sense of anticipation with the storylines anymore. I also didn't really like how Seasons 4-5 gave us all these peripheral characters (the main characters' interns) who were present every episode but whom we never got to know very well - and then they suddenly all disappeared when "three quarters of (their) class" was let go. I know they could all be viewed as just a device for showcasing our favorites' leadership roles but I wish we'd been given a reason to like more than just Lexy. Even the whole Megan-Pierce-Steve triangle episode - the biggest plotline anyone from that class other than Lexy ever got - didn't give us insight into their perspectives.
Hi guys. I need your help.
This episode had a really wonderful melody in it that just haunts me now.
It plays when the girl without a heart tells Teddy and Christina that she wants to go outside and just before that when her boyfriend tells her how wonderful it is out there.
Can someone help me with the name of this piece please? I'm just hoping...
Bailey's dad was a DICK!
There seems to be a great effort to move the GA calender forward this season. By my very rough estimate we've must have passed through roughly six months since MerDer got married? I'm kinda glad cos I really want to see MAC finish their surgical training before GA finishes it's 7th season. I'll feel robbed otherwise. I'm glad that George was mentioned by Mer in episode 9.
Georgetot, yes I agree- the show was much better with the pregnancy cases when Addison was still around in Seattle Grace...
i liked it but as people are saying it was too rushed. I loved the idea of Mark having a kid he didn't/did know about, but I hated that there was no 'I'm pregnant' earlier. If Addison is coming in the next episode, I'm figuring that she's working with Sloane. And even at new years she didn't look pregnant enough for there to be a complication soon. Unless it's a etopic pregnancy. And even that. Wouldn't there be a new OBGYN at seattle grace by now to do less invasive surgeries like that? I know they're keeping the spot open for Addison, but the show is so much better with pregancy storylines for the patients. I guess thats what PP is for. Hate the Chief, but love the storyline. Loved Bailey in this episode when she's going off at her dad. And the Owen moments are enough to hold me until the new year. H. O. T. And this season seems to be flying by compared to other years. It took 3 seasons to be done the intern year (and it worked for them (storyline wise) that they did), but now it seems like they're crusing along at warp speed. I'm guessing that even though George is dead they want to make it seem like enough time has gone by so that by the end of the season they all realize for the second time "omg! George is dead!". Because the whole merger is stopping them from feeling this loss.


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|My cousins gave me a nice size (heavy!) Zenith last week when they got a flat screen. One of our friends put it in the back of his pickup truck, tied it down, and transported it (we're about 2 hrs away).
The TV now has a jiggle to the picture on ALL the channels, AND it has the "rainbow" on the entire screen, too. I think a degausser might work on the rainbow, but we don't have one. I'm not sure what to do bout the jiggle. We tried hooking it up where our old (smaller) TV is, hooking it up in the bedroom, and hooking it up with it new cables. Jiggles and rainbow.
I think it was traumatized in the truck over bumpy roads.
Is it worth fixing, do ya think? I'm guessing it's about 6 or 8 years old.
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The Augustana Orchestra
The Augustana Orchestra is a major ensemble at Augustana. The Orchestra's goal is to provide a comprehensive and valuable training ground for orchestral musicians while producing high quality and exciting musical performances. Auditions for the Augustana Orchestra take place during the first week of classes.
The history of the Orchestra is filled with experimentation and challenge. Founded in 1922 as a collaborative organization with the growing city of Sioux Falls, the orchestra became the original South Dakota Symphony. For many years, the focus of Augustana's orchestral program was within that model until the enrollment at the college grew as well. This growth led to a second opportunity for string players and the study of orchestral performance on campus.
The January 2012 concert tour of the Midwest was the first time in many years that the Orchestra performed in concert "on the road," bringing beautiful music to many people throughout the region. The group will appear in the Omaha area in January, 2015 and do their first European Residency during the month of January, 2016 in Bratislava, Slovakia.
The 2014-15 academic year calendar for the ensemble (tentative to change) is:
Augustana College & Community Orchestra
Elmen Center
Sunday, Sept. 28, at 10:00 am
Augustana College & Community Orchestra
Washington Pavilion
Sunday, Nov. 2, at 3:00 pm
Johann Strauss: Overture to Die Fledermaus (The Bat)
Mozart: Overture to Don Giovanni
Rachmaninoff: Isle of the Dead
And many movie favorites, including a medley from Frozen
Orchestra members are encouraged to dress in their "Halloween" best, and there will be an instrumental petting zoo.
Augustana Orchestra with Augustana Choirs
December 5 (7:00 pm), December 6 (3:00 pm & 7:00 pm), December 7 (2:00 pm)
St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Mahtomedi (Twin Cities) on December 19 (7:30 pm)
Twin Cities trip includes a stay at the Marriot City Centre and return on December 20
Stokowski: Traditional Slavic Christmas
Vivaldi: Selections from "Winter" from The Four Seasons
Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker ("Pas de Deux")
Other Pieces with Choir (TBA), including arrangements of Carols by Kennedy, Harris, Mannheim Steamroller, etc.
(Augustana Residential Celebration Orchestra for High School String Players)
January 16-17 (Friday and Saturday) at Augustana College
Volunteers Needed from Augustana Orchestra for administration AND musical leadership!
Augustana Orchestra (strings) will play for this event!
WINTER TOUR (Omaha, Nebraska)
Augustana Orchestra (strings and any winds and percussion who are not on band tour)
January 28-30
Grieg: Holberg Suite
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Hello, I was using EASUS partitioning tool to repartition my hard disc a few days ago as my C: drive was running out of space. I merged the C: drive (which is my system drive) with my D: drive (which contains a lot of data as well). All seems to be going well, but after the usual reconfiguration and restart, my windows 7 is stuck in the startup repair screen. Windows is trying to repair my startup without success, which is resulting in a loop. Fortunately i am able to go into safe mode and save my data.
Curiously, the partition works and all my data is acessible.
Do you have any idea on how to fix this without reformatting the hard disc ?
If it helps, i am running on windows 7 home premium, 64 bit. My laptop is asus g73s running on 8 gb of ram and 2 hard disc, each 500 gb.
Thank you in advance
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First try running Startup Repair , for at least three separate times, with restarts after every single run, using either the installation disk, or a startup repair disk. Automated startup repair does not provide satisfactory results all the times.
If you still having the startup repair loop, then follow Startup Repair Infinite Loop Recovery .
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Hello, i have done all that and nothing works. Curiously, my system file is now in D: while before it is in C: . My friend suggested that this error might be because the computer is trying to boot from C while now the system is in D. Any suggestion?
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Can you post a snip of your disk management window ? It is to know that which partition is active. Usually the active partition is the 100 mb hidden system reserved partition .
I guess you can mark the system partition as active by following the method two or method 3 of the tutorial Partition - Mark as Active , and then to run Startup Repair for at least three separate times with restarts in between every single run to copy the mbr in the new place.
But, the snip of the disk management window will make the situation clear.
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Hi, it doesnt work as well... The computer indicates that my system is in c now...
This is the picture anyway, taken from phone as my laptop is stuck
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The Arkansas Young Professionals Network has elected a new board of directors, with only one director held over from last year.
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Buckley O'Mell of Flake & Kelley Commercial was elected executive director, the presiding position, after serving as executive secretary last year.
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Editor's note: Bunnies and squirrels and deer, oh my! "Martha Stewart Weddings" editorial director Darcy Miller looked to the woodlands for inspiration when planning a sweet and sophisticated baby shower for friend and colleague Kate Berry.
(CNN) -- Before Kate Berry moved to New York City and became the creative director of "Martha Stewart Weddings," she was a floral designer living in San Francisco, always on the lookout for natural beauty.
So when Darcy Miller, the magazine's editorial director, decided to throw the stylish expectant mom a shower, she knew exactly the type of party that would resonate with the former California girl: a woodland-chic-meets- Bambi affair. (Is there anything cuter than baby animals?)
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Personalize the affair
Weave in the guest of honor's interests and style wherever you can. "I know Kate loves gold and made sure there were some gilded details."
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If you can't find exactly what you want, go to the source and see if it can be created for you. "Etsy is filled with vendors who will tailor products to your specifications."
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It's a constant struggle to balance interior and exterior spaces. In homes where cold weather doesn't allow much outdoor exposure in the cold months, it can be a great idea to bring in natural elements to enjoy. Or even for homes in these warmer climates, ties to the outdoors can make a space feel cohesive and seamless throughout.
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Ouuu..I think the Vintage or Retro look is not for me!!
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The best reason to have friends over 50 is that they forget all your mistakes! I'm not over 50 yet, but my medication makes me have short term memory problems, so there ya go.
I would so do this in my house. Especially the sofas and sectional. I could add my boho colors, and BAM! I actually have the black lamp, but we have it mounted on the wall in dd's room. I also have a set of turquoise lamps like that, in my shipping container (yes, I have a shipping container with stuff in it, from when we started putting an addition on our house. We still need to complete the upstairs...........) When I get my master suite upstairs I'm using those lamps in my bedroom.
When I was growing up, my favorite grandparents had a house that was decorated in total "Madmen" style. They had those streamlined sofas and sectionals. They had the upholstered headboards. Beautiful hardwood floors with runners on them in the hallways. Then they had collected awesome Japanese art. Some my grandad had brought back from Japan. Their house was so serene to me. I have a few pieces of their art. They seemed to know how to mix the clean lines of the 50's/60's modern, with a few heavily ornate Japanese pieces-screens, cabinets, etc.- that just made everything perfect.
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