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This is Buddy and he is a 5-year-old chi-weenie. Buddy was a return-from-adoption because the family's other pet was picking on him.
Buddy weighs about 15 pounds and loves to snuggle on the couch or bed. He is a good little fellow and he really needs a permanent home. Buddy is an inside pet, but loves a brisk walk in the neighborhood.
Buddy would be OK as a companion pet or as an only pet. He is neutered, up-to-date on vaccines and micro-chipped.
Buddy will be at the PetSmart from 6 to 9 tonight and noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, 3698 E. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia.
UPDATE: Last week's featured pet, Lady, the lab/boxer, did not get adopted! She will be at PetSmart this weekend.
Dogs with separation anxiety often have behavior problems when they are left alone. Some of these behaviors include:
- Digging and scratching at doors or windows in an attempt to reunite with their owners
- Destructive chewing
- Howling, barking and whining
- Urination and defecation (even housetrained dogs).
I don't understood why some dogs suffer from separation anxiety and others don't. But the behaviors are part of a panic response. Your dog isn't trying to punish you for leaving him alone.
Tips to help:
- Don't make a big deal out of arrivals and departures. For example, when you arrive home, ignore your dog for the first few minutes then calmly pet him.
- Leave your dog with an article of clothing that smells like you, such as an old T-shirt that you've slept in recently.
- Establish a safety cue — a word or action that you use every time you leave that tells your dog you'll be back.
- Consider using an over-the-counter calming product that may reduce fearfulness in dogs.
This will limit your dog's ability to be destructive. A safe place should:
- Confine loosely, rather than strictly, in a room with a window and distractions rather than total isolation
- Contain busy toys for distraction
- The "smell factor" – have some of your dirty laundry on hand to lend a calming effect.
- Ask your veterinarian about drug therapy. A good anti-anxiety drug shouldn't sedate your dog but simply reduce his overall anxiety.
- Take your dog to a doggie day care facility or kennel when you have to be away.
- Leave your dog with a friend, family member or neighbor when you're away.
- Take your dog to work with you, if possible.
Tri-County Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization serving Lincoln, Gaston and other surrounding counties, committed to ending pet homelessness in this area. Volunteers and donations are needed to continue its mission of finding homes for these unwanted animals.
For more information, call 704-263- 2444, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, visit www.tcar.us or on Facebook at Tri-County Animal Rescue.
Donations can be sent to Tri-County Animal Rescue, P.O. Box 483, Alexis, NC 28006.
Joann Hager is founder of Tri-County Animal Rescue. She writes a weekly report for The Gazette.


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The complete Denver music fan field guide
Noah Van Sciver
There's a reason that Denver is one of only four stops on the Global Dance Festival tour, and that's because electronic dance music has made a home here. The scene is strong, and ravers can enjoy the multitude of electronic artists that come through town and feel comfortable donning neon American Apparel to their heart's delight. (See also: PLUR.) Ravers plan their years around shows like STS9 at Red Rocks, Camp Bisco, Skylab and Caffeine. Ravers wear old festival bracelets and newly beaded bracelets. They keeps a supply of glow sticks handy. Neutral colors have been nixed from their closets.
Holy pompadour! If you're somewhere where they play the old-school blues rock of the '50s, you're likely to run into a rockabilly revivalist, a member of the culture that idealizes -- and emulates -- the nostalgia, fashion and music of the 1950s. (See also: Greaser.)
These folks have Immaculate hairdos, rolled cuffs, Chuck Taylors, and a car that pre-dates the plot of The Outsiders. You can generally find Rockabillies at places like Rockabillies (duh), the Skylark, old car garages and various retro watering holes.
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Funeral service will be a 11 a.m. Saturday, February 2, 2103, at West Bolivar Medical School in Rosedale with Rev. E.V. Hall officiating. Burial will follow in E.L. Bethel Cemetery in Pace.
Visitation is from 2-6 p.m. Friday, February 1, 2013, at Byas Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Survivors include wife, Tracy Alsup of Pace; sons, Kurtis Alsup of Gould, Ark., Curdarius Alsup of Pace; daughters, Shekena Harrell of Fort Worth, Texas; brothers, Thurston Alsup of Liberall, Kan., Charles Alsup of Gould, Ark., and Brady Cook of Mound Bayou; sisters, Helen Geater of Chicago, Clementean Hudon of Mound Bayou and Brenda Cook Hall of Cleveland; and five grandchildren.


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ACCA welcomes today the publication by the European Commission of its Action Plan aiming to strengthen the fight against tax fraud and tax evasion. For the global accountancy body, the plan identifies specific and appropriate measures and ACCA shares the view that it is instrumental to start with ensuring the proper use of existing legislative instruments.
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, head of taxation at ACCA, says: 'Many of the ideas in the Action Plan are really common sense and should therefore be supported. However, their implementation will require member states to work much more closely with one another for their own national interest but also in a way that will improve the tax take across the EU.'
Chas Roy-Chowdhury explains: 'The Action Plan represents a big bold comprehensive initiative from the European Commission and we welcome it. Our only concern is that short and even medium-term implementation is likely to prove ambitious. For instance, while it makes perfect sense to have a rapid exchange of information between member states in order to combat direct and indirect tax fraud, all member states may not be able to implement this system at the same speed. However there is no doubt that this is something which can be remedied over time.
'Similarly, we agree with the Commission's proposal to improve the identification of taxpayers, the step-by-step creation of a European tax identification number (TIN) and the launch of 'TIN on EUROPA'. Here again, implementation is likely to be complicated as each Member State currently relies on its own IT architecture, hardware and software. These systems may well be configured in such a way that they could not handle such a change without requiring expensive modernisation.'
'We also commend the idea of a single VAT web portal, which will help member states and businesses to get their VAT right. In the same vein, we strongly support the VAT forum of businesses and member states, to which ACCA is happy to actively participate,' Chas Roy-Chowdhury adds.
In addition, ACCA supports the idea of a voluntary single VAT return and has presented its views accordingly in the framework of Fiscalis 2013, which is an EU cooperation programme enabling national tax administrations to create and exchange information and expertise.
'We consider that best practices across member states should be shared and adopted and that joint audits between member states' tax authorities is the way forward. We are probably less keen on the burden of a standard audit file,' Chas Roy-Chowdhury underlines.
Given the organisation's global outreach, ACCA strongly agrees that tax havens should not be conduits for tax evasion.
'We need co-ordinated measures proposing both defensive instruments and incentives to fight against unfair practices, and countries which do not co-operate in combating fraud and tax evasion should be put on a list. However, we should not allow the focus on offshore jurisdictions to become an excuse for failed compliance policies by EU countries and the deficiencies of the global financial system,' Chas Roy Chowdhury concludes.


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Change, Adventure, Growth The recent presidential election campaign was so very exciting to me. When candidate Obama, now President Obama, spoke of change I felt electrified. A new season of hope was surely upon us. We changed our clothes, hairstyles, gained and lost weight; some of us even changed our careers.
So why then do so many of us when faced with change become afraid? Why does the word invoke a degree of uneasiness, doubt and fear? Why is it such an unbearable challenge to us? When I think of change what immediately comes to mind is the fall of 1999, when my husband who was and officer with a major east coast bank announced that his division would be relocating to one of three cities (Tampa, Florida, Boston, Massachusetts, or Dallas, Texas). My mind immediately slowed down as I massaged the idea of moving from New York City, the city that never sleeps, to maybe Boston, or evenTampa. I really didn't know anything about Dallas.
The more I toyed with the idea, the more I thought about how great it would be to have a long distance marriage. He would move to whatever city, and I would visit him once a month or he could come home to New York City once a month. I had convinced myself that some how it would work. I had a great job with The New York Public Library, wasn't keen on the idea of changing.
Then it happened. One day on my commute home as I rode the subway through Manhattan and into Brooklyn, the light bulb went off. I loved my great husband more than I loved my great job. That's when moving to Dallas became a big change in my life. In my mind the change became the greatest adventure I have experienced. Oh, I was used to moving. I had lived in three different states on the east coast and could be in any state on the eastern seaboard within hours. But this change, moving to Dallas, was going to be an adventure.
So here I am, ten years later, and I have spent the last nine years as the Library Director at Paul Quinn College. Yes, the change has been a time of growth. I find myself encouraging students to take on the challenges that accompany change, to take the adventure and grow. Whether it is in their studies or attending graduate school out of the state, traveling to a foreign country as an exchange student, or moving on after graduation, it's all about growing.
No matter how much time we spend remembering yesterday, today will never be yesterday. With every new sunrise we will experience change. Wow! The adventure is in the unknown. The adventure is in the change. And that's where I find myself and Paul Quinn College today, at the door of change, on a new adventure. Just think! We have the possibility of emerging as one of America's greatest small colleges. In my mind, change is an opportunity for new adventure that will end in growth.


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you almost got all the ingridients to do a paella.
time for some smoked wahoo dip
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Having some wahoo sushi as I type
Great job Salt. You dont even have to fish again this week..lol
good stuff bro. I suppose the sashimi is good? never tried it, yet.
nice catch. congrats.
But if you only have love for your own race
Then you only leave space to discriminate
And to discriminate only generates hate
And when you hate then you're bound to get irate
I have had sashimi all week, I slammed the dolphin as well my first day here. Don't have room for much more fish so I have been lobstering, drinking, chilling, drinking and going bonefishing on Thursday.


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On Sunday, November 17, Linda McBee and I had the pleasure of going to First Presbyterian Church in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to present Pastor Dan Fowler and his congregation with an Ark plaque for their generous donation of $8,000 for a goat project in Nduma, near Nairobi Africa. We were warmly welcomed by the church members and were each given a gift of a jar of ingredients to make a winter bean soup.
Pastor Fowler led a beautiful service, which we enjoyed very much. During the service, Linda and I presented the plaque to the pastor and the congregation. We also included a gift of a book of Betty LaDuke's lovely paintings and stories of her travels to Heifer projects around the world. After the service, we met with folks in the social hall for refreshments and a chance to get acquainted and talk a bit more about Heifer's work.
We spoke with leaders of the church's 'mission project' who were instrumental in getting the project funded and who were pleased and enthusiastic to know their work has come to fruition. We are grateful for this opportunity to honor their kindness.
(In picture - left to right: mission committee members Cathy Hollenback, chair Linda Runner, committee member Dale Botsford, Heifer International representative Caroline Bonett gives an Ark Plaque to Rev. Dan Fowler and Heifer International representative Linda McBee.)
- Caroline Bonnet, Heifer International representative
The end of hunger isn't a fairy tale
Welcome to the Heifer family. Donors, volunteers, recipients and our teams around the world share a common goal: To end hunger and poverty in a sustainable way. It's a lofty goal, but we know it's achievable. Together we are the family that can create this change.
Together we can make cows fly
See stories of how lives are being transformed around the globe through Heifer's work in more than 40 countries.
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Eli
Eli's artwork arrived with this note: "I hope you're happy!" Knowing that someone donated in your name, Eli, has definitely made that donation all the sweeter. Thank you for supporting Heifer International!
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Elicia
My Aunt made a donation in my name as a Christmas present. She knows I like to draw, so thought I should enter the contest to be featured on next year's card! It's so important to help people feed themselves in the long term. Thank you for having a wonderful vision! - Elicia H.
Joyful Noise
"We excitedly share the amount of a 'Gift Ark' from our 'Joyful Noise' collection! Our congregation supports us as we learn to be God's servants by our participation in the church service with the collection of their coins once a month. We use this offering as an on-going service project to help those in need. Thank you for accepting our gift to support your mission! The children of Glossbrenner United Methodist Church"
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Audra
For Christmas, Audra's grandparents donated a hive of bees in her honor. When Audra sent Heifer International her drawing, she included the note that her grandparents had written to her. A portion of their sweet note reads, "This is from us to you and you to them. Now that family is lucky, too." To Audra and her grandparents: Your generous, giving spirits mean so much to everyone at Heifer but, most importantly, they mean everything to the recipients of your donation. Together, we have power over poverty.
Once There Was and Was Not
"The young ladies in my 4th and 5th grade Sunday School class raised this money as a Fall project at Charity UMC. We did a modified Read to Feed program using the book Once There Was and Was Not. The girls hosted a lasagna dinner on November 12th and distributed Arks to the adult Sunday school classes. The girls were very enthusiastic about the project and got the church behind them. They did presentations on Sunday morning and to the adult classes. Thank you for all you do to make the world a better place."
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Sarah
"Hello, This was drawn by my 10-year old daughter, Sarah. We've 'received' the Heifer gift for many years from my best friend, Andrew. This is the first year that Sarah truly understands the benevolence of what Heifer International is all about. Thank you! David S."
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Kairi
Many thanks to Kairi, one of Heifer International's young supporters, for the beautiful artwork!
A Llama for Christmas
About mid-December Heifer International received a generous donation from New Freedom in Christ Church, located in South Dakota. Along with their donation, they included the featured photo and the following letter. We hope you find it as inspiring as we did!
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Caitlin
What does Caitlin see when she pictures a world without hunger? A happily roaming cow. We fully agree with your vision, Caitlin! Thank you for sharing your artwork with everyone at Heifer International and all of our supporters.
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Franchesca
This kid-friendly honor card artwork was submitted by Franchesca, a 2nd grade support of Heifer International's mission. As a result of her family's generous donation of three goats, Franchesca wanted us to know that this is what she envisions is a world without hunger--a leaping, happy horse. Thank you for sharing your drawing with Heifer International, Franchesca!
Letters from a Sunday School Class
After several months, the 4th - 6th grade Franklin Christian Church Sunday School class reached their fundraising goal! Along with their donation, they sent Heifer International the featured letters thanking Heifer for the work we do. We so impressed by your dedication, Franklin Christian Church, so we thank you for the hard work and dedication to Heifer's mission!
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Garet
We received Garet's artwork submission with the following statement: "I donated because it was a nice thing to help someone who needs it." A simple and sweet quote that sums up Heifer International's mission in the purest form. Thank you for submitting your artwork, Garet!
How a "Free Flower" Stand Raised Funds for Heifer
When Heifer International received Nate's letter detailing his fundraising experience, we knew we had to share it with our community of donors.
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Patrich
Patrich, a 6th grade student, believes that a world without hunger could be similar to this scene. We at Heifer International think it would be awesome if everyone on the planet was able to indulge in a cookie. Thank you for sharing your artistic talents with us, Patrich!
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Michael Henry
Michael Henry, a 5th grade supporter of Heifer International, drew this fantastic depiction of what Heifer gifts mean to him. We, too, believe that a world without hunger would look similar to this scene. Anyone fighting hunger is a superhero in Heifer's eyes!
IgnitionCo: A Charitable Apparel Company
It's always exciting for Heifer International when we learn about the creative ways our donors are raising funds for our mission. When we caught wind of the innovative fundraising IgnitionCo was pursuing, we had to learn more. Matt Blaisdell, one of a team of three alongside Seth Anthony and Julie Moretti, generously volunteered his time to answer a few questions about their pursuits.
Grandparents Make an Impact on their Grandsons
My sons had given a flock of chicks to Heifer International on behalf of their grandmother because she would tell them stories about how she raised chicks on the farm she grew up on in NW Iowa. It brought a huge smile to her face to know that her stories impacted the boys and she was honored by the thoughtful gift. This Christmas the boys have again decided giving through Heifer is a good idea. This time they are giving on behalf of their grandpa. He helped them save a duckling that had fallen into our window well. They named it Oscar and fed it bugs until we could secure a home for it. Now they are donating a flock of ducks and are excited to share this gift with their Grandpa Bob. I appreciate how Heifer helps teach my children not only the value of animals, but how great giving to others feels. Thank you!
Birthday Bees
Brooke, an 8th grade homeschool student, was recently assigned a community service project with her Civics class. About 4 years ago her family began raising bee colonies, so she decided to take this idea further and fundraise for bees through Heifer International!
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Allyson
When most people think of a child's Christmas wishlist, they envision lists of toys and games and clothing. While Allyson may have written those items on her Christmas wishlist, she included a unique and awesome request: that an animal be sent to a needy family in Africa. When a close family friend saw this request on her list, they immediately thought of Heifer International.
A Stamping Group Gets Creative
Our stamping group made Heifer International our project for fund raising this year through the First United Methodist Church of Loomis, CA. We decided that we would like to buy a cow for Heifer. However, the goal of raising $500 was larger than we had done in the past. We worked diligently and made enough packets of handmade Christmas cards and, along with selling individual cards as well, were able to raise the necessary funds! We are very proud to be able to bring happiness and support to a needy family who will benefit from your wonderful organization. Thank you for this opportunity to be of help.
What Heifer Gifts Mean to Colin
This adorable drawing was submitted by Colin, a young Heifer supporter in New Jersey. We want to thank you for taking the time to share your view of Heifer International with us, Colin!
Dang Hong Thuy from Vietnam
Thuy received the gift of geese and they have been a perfect match on her small farm. The training she received provided essential knowledge in their care.
Gladys from Uganda
The chickens her grandmother received made it possible for her to care for Gladys and her 11 cousins who have been orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
Emilia from Slovakia
Emilia is a member of the impoverished Roma community and the chickens her family received are empowering them to overcome the severe discrimination her people face.
Devota from Rwanda
Devota has used money from milk sales to send her children to school and diversify her farm by investing in ducks.


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I enjoyed the football games on Saturday, Pachuca v. Monterey, and Sunday, America v. Toluca, but I was disappointed that unlike ESPN 2 they were displayed in 4X3 and not 16x9. Hopefully this gets rectified before the World Cup.
The Pachuca v. Monterrey game feed provided to Univision was not produced in HD. So it wasn't a technical issue. But the World Cup will be in HD!


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Praying "The Light of Faith," The First Encyclical of Pope Francis
Facilitated by Rev. Peter Drilling
Who should attend: Priests, deacons, religious, lay ecclesial ministers, CKS students, alumni and others wishing to enter more deeply into the meaning of the baptismal call to serve in the name and the spirit of Christ Jesus.
Program: This year's retreat will focus on reading, reflecting upon and praying about the first encyclical of Pope Francis, "The Light of Faith." For the most part, the encyclical was written by Pope Benedict XVI, and complements Benedict's previous encyclicals on charity and hope. This powerful encyclical on faith can serve as a directive for living a thoroughly Christian life. Participants are asked to purchase "The Light of Faith" encyclical, available at The Catholic Union Store, 795 Main St, Buffalo, NY; email email@example.com.
Accommodations: Most, but not all, of the rooms are air-conditioned.
ScheduleSunday4:00 – 5:30 p.m. Arrival5:30 Dinner7:00 Opening Gathering
Monday through Thursday8:00 a.m. Breakfast9:00 Conversation11:30 Eucharist12:15 p.m. Lunch4:00 Conversation5:10 Evening Prayer5:30 Dinner
The program ends after lunch on Friday.
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Holly, I think you have something up your sleeve for this one.
It sounds fun
Holly, I think you have something up your sleeve for this one.
It sounds fun
How about cropping the pic so that you see the eyes??
I never realized how hard it is to find solid papers! :)
Yep Liz, I think she does too, lol.
I know. I am having the same problem trying to find some solids
1. 1 photo - maybe just eyes or a child playing peek-a-boo. Don't worry if you don't have a photo like this because the overall layout will be a PEEK-A-BOO type when all is said and done
2. 3 papers (2 solid and 1 patterned)
3. Page border of your choice. Here is a layered one that I made for you to snag and use if you wish...
I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once.
OMG..I missed this today and I have to miss it now because I have family in from out of town. Can't stay because my family will make fun of me since I am on here. They think that I am an addict to scrapbooking!
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thanks -- i love the bracket!
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The Imperium of Man is a very devout empire. The God-Emperor is so titled for a reason, after all. Mankind's conquests are in his name. Prayers and sacrifices are sent to him by billions of worshippers. Entire worlds exist dedicated to faith.
But what of the larger Imperial Creed? For example, are the Primarchs worshipped at all? Can someone tell me about any major Saints or martyrs? What about religious practices?
We see a lot of the warrior side of the faith, but not much of proper observances.


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Small Kitchens
These kitchens might be small on space, but they're big on style and efficiency. See more of our best kitchens, and get tips for making your kitchen green and eco-friendly!
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Think Upward
Home Depot designer Emily O'Keefe added cabinetry with period charm to this small kitchen. "Since space was tight, I went up, stacking the cabinets," she says. "The ceilings are 11 feet high, but not every cabinet touches the ceiling that way they look more like furniture."
Ellen McDermott
Simple Storage
Poured concrete countertops cover sleek cabinets built for storage. Design by Form Architecture + Interiors.
Pieter Estersohn
High-Ceilinged Kitchen
Although this Saratoga Springs kitchen isn't big, it has a 10-foot ceiling. Designer Nancy Boszhardt thought it would be cozier with a "strong" ceiling that would minimize its verticality. Instead of using bead board, as she did in the rest of the house, she left the boards open and added old-fashioned fixtures.
John Kernick
Ina Garten's Kitchen
It might be difficult to imagine a big-time cook like Ina Garten in a small kitchen, but she actually prefers this little gem in her Manhattan apartment, featured in House Beautiful in May 2007. "Let's just say that when I bought this apartment, I told my husband we could just fix the kitchen, paint it white, and move in," she says. "Then I talked to my architect, Richard Lewis, and he said, Total gut job. We did a really streamlined kitchen with a cooktop, an under-the-counter refrigerator and freezer, a dishwasher, huge drawers. In a funny way, I actually like a smaller kitchen. It's much more efficient. I tend to like things spare anyway." A Bosch dishwasher, a Liebherr refrigerator, and a Sub-Zero freezer are tucked beneath the countertop, made of Petit Granit, a Belgian stone. The goosenecked Easton Classic faucet makes it easy to fill large pots, and Garten likes the polished nickel finish because it looks like old silver.
Original Charm
Designer Jay Griffith chose not to expand this Pacific Palisades kitchen, so it stayed true to the age of the original house. He used Douglas fir for floors and cabinets to get "the handmade look and feel of the originals," and restored the yellow backsplash tiles to their 1933 condition.
Jeremy Samuelson
A Truly Tiny Kitchen
This tiny New York City kitchen has a place for everything, says designer Stephanie Stokes. "After designing so many kitchens for other people, I knew exactly what I needed and what I wanted," she says. A mirrored backsplash, an electric cooktop that doubles as countertop, and simple cabinetry help give the illusion of grandeur.
Eric Piasecki
Choose Chairs Without Arms
Designer Suzanne Kasler reinvents the eat-in kitchen by mixing formal Louis XV-style dining chairs with a 19th-century French farm table. Chairs without arms are easier to get in and out of when space is tight.
Frances Janisch
Try Open Shelving
Open shelving and no upper cabinets help this Hamptons cottage kitchen, designed by Leslie Klotz, look larger than it is. Viking range and hood.
Little Kitchen in Napa Valley
This small kitchen in a Napa Valley ranch cottage also has open shelves, instead of upper cabinets, to give it an airy feel. The shelves and countertops are made of galvanized metal and the cabinetry is made from old fencing. Vintage truck springs, used as stools, were found at Artefact Design & Salvage. Designer and owner of the house Ken Fulk spotted the vintage industrial pendant lights at the Paris flea market.
Match Seating to Wall Color
A trio of backless stools can be slipped under the counter to save space, as in this tight Alabama kitchen, designed by Susan Ferrier. Their cream color blends in with the island, unifying the room. "You don't want the eye to stutter in a small space," she says.
Small Kitchen by Texas Standards
"The kitchen is a good size, but small by Dallas standards only about 16 x 16," designer Craig Schumacher says of this Texas kitchen in the house he shares with partner Philip Kirk. They avoided an extensive kitchen remodel by painting existing cabinets Benjamin Moore Brilliant White and installing inexpensive black and white tile on counters and backsplashes. An extensive ironstone collection overflows from shelves to walls. Vintage jurors' chairs were picked up at assorted flea markets and antiques shops and stained ebony. The table is covered in cotton matelassé from Peacock Alley. The range is Jenn-Air.
Small and Simple in California
This California bungalow keeps it simple, and so does its modest kitchen. "My clients joke that they can burn water, so the kitchen is really set up primarily for entertaining, with that big table as the buffet," designer Chad Eisner says. "We tried a center island, but it looked like a behemoth. Then we found that table. It had been used by an artist and came with lots of scars, which is why no one ever has to worry about staining or cutting it. The built-in millwork and the surrounding cabinets are the same dark color we used throughout the house."
French Fantasy Kitchen
This St. Louis house, a tiny 900 square feet, is a take on the Norman château; the galley kitchen is an example of big things that can be done with a little space. The diamond shapes and tones of golden parchment and golden taupe are adapted from an antique Gustavian sideboard. "The details are what it's all about. That's the fun part, because that's where the beauty lies. There are so many little things you can do to up the ante," says project designer Chris Welsh.
Mirrors Work Magic
A mirrored backsplash in this shabby-chic Manhattan apartment gives the illusion of more space. "The kitchen opens up to the living room on one side and the family room, where we eat and watch TV, on the other," says designer Faye Cone. "The idea was that it should be an extension of both these spaces."


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Outdoor recreation generates $21.6 billion a year in spending on trips and equipment in Washington State, a new study prepared for the Legislature shows.
And Washingtonians love to play outside, spending an average of 56 days a year in some form of outdoor recreation.
Contacts:Paul Spitler, Director of Wilderness Campaigns, (202)-360-1912, firstname.lastname@example.com
Testifying before the U.S.
Gov. Sean Parnell's plan to ask the Alaska Legislature for $50 million to look for oil and gas in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is incompatible with the reasons the refuge was established, and would cause significant harm to a vital and irreplaceable American landscape.
Senators Mark Begich and Lisa Murkowski, along with residents of King Cove, Alaska, are continuing their fight today to put a road through the wilderness of Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, but they aren't telling Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar all the facts.
Today, President Obama called on Congress to pass legislation to avoid across-the-board budget cuts from the so-called "sequester." The Wilderness Society President Jamie Williams said this in response:
Bill part of anti-wilderness package would allow logging in California roadless areas, clearcutting of old growth forests in Alaska and virtually rent-free grazing on public lands
With the unemployment rate still over 9% in the third quarter Labor Department jobs report, study illustrates job growth potential.
With today's release of a draft revised Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP) for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the U.S.
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Scape Serveware - White
- Overview
Simple but stunning. A natural extension of our Scape Dinnerware collection, the stoneware Scape Serveware has the same soft, neutral palette and subtle handcrafted look.
- Ceramic stoneware in ivory gloss.
- Various sizes.
- Microwave and dishwasher safe.
- Imported.
- Details + Dimensions
- Medium Bowl: 9.75"diam. x 3"h.
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The Bank will be blacked out and louder than ever this evening.
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Keys to a Panthers victory:
1. Long sustained scoring drives, keep Brady off of the field.
2. Apply pressure from the front 4, blitzing will not phase Brady. The ball comes out too quickly.
3. Take advantage of Patriots rookie safety Harmon with Ted Ginn on deep routes.
4. Run, Cam, Run. Cam breaking a long run will force the Patriots to rush less and contain more.
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Gonna be tough, tough, tough to focus today.
keys are spot on, tho i would add throw to olsen early and often and handle gronk like we handled gonzo and vernon.
success on either team will have usage of the TEs factored in heavily. i don't think the pats can do well without gronk and i don't think they can do much to stop olsen. the advantage there is with us. cam has very little problem getting the ball to olsen and we do a good job of handling TEs.
the next game *in Ron or cam voice*I'm trying to think of a bigger regular season game that we've ever had. Anyone?
I am excited. I am sitting here at work in front of my dual monitors. Of course I am using one screen for the huddle and the other screen for work lol. I work 9 hours today. Boy, it's going to be a long one lol
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Everyone has ZERO excuses for not showing up and rocking the vault! Great weather, blackout, Panther win!
I am so nervous and I can't focus on anything. fuging work. I just want to be uptown already,
Oh well at least its not tomorrow morning.
Rocking my business Panthers gear today
Weather Update for tonight at 8pm: 54 degrees and clear- 0% chance of rain
I am so nervous and I can't focus on anything. fuging work. I just want to be uptown already,
Yeah, work's gonna be difficult today.
yesssss... let's stretch their D like Drew Brees's neck.
Yes, this is gonna be a loooong day.
My Cam jersey is helping me get thru it...
Panthers got this. Big win tonight.
Let's roll.
My girlfriend says the Panthers are a good team and it should be a close game. fug that I want a fuging blowout and her tears on a platter. Cardiac Cats make a statement in front of the nation. 30-16
Use her tears as lube when you commence teh butsecks after the Panthers win
Drove to work the same way I do every day and, for the first time, saw a car with the vanity plate "HEH8ME2". Could the football gods be smiling...?
This is going to be the longest day of work ever.
I'm trying to think of a bigger regular season game that we've ever had. Anyone?
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With a celebrity who has come out as gay, there's always a little verbal dance you do as you approach the subject you're most interested in. You talk about childhood, perhaps you talk about religion, and then gently, anxious not to appear crass, wary of being reductive, you start dropping small hints that grow gradually broader. On good days, if you're lucky and maybe just a little charming, they'll invite you to push further.
Zachary Quinto, however, is so immediately candid, so disarmingly relaxed, it's clear from the outset that we can dispense with the formalities. We are sitting in the yard of the small mid-century bungalow in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, that serves as the office of his production company, as his two dogs, Skunk and Noah, snuffle around our feet. Quinto has been talking about doing more theater, and is in the midst of extolling the genius of John Cameron Mitchell's East German transgender singer, Hedwig -- a role he has a burning ambition to play on stage -- when I feel compelled to interrupt.
"That's surprising to me," I say.
"Why are you surprised by that?"
"Because Hedwig is so unequivocally queer in its sensibilities, not just gay."
"I love that about it -- it spoke to that part of me, that queer part of me that doesn't always have the chance to express or reveal itself," he replies. "That's what excites me as an artist."
It's at this point, with the evening sun filtering through the overhanging branches of a lime tree, that I realize we have crossed a threshold. It is one thing to have celebrities acknowledging their sexuality, quite another to hear them talking about their inner queer.
Last October, Quinto negotiated the first of those steps in an interview for New York magazine, casually prefacing his response to a question about the revival of Angels in America with the words, "As a gay man…" In fact, he said it twice, just to make sure the point got through. It did, of course -- New York is not too urbane to appreciate a scoop, though what's fascinating about the way celebrities now come out in the media is how unscoop-y the whole thing must be treated. We have, blessedly, moved on from "Yes, I'm Gay!", or, even, "Yep, I'm Gay." The headline in New York was simply, "What's Up, Spock?" For Quinto, it wasn't even about coming out -- he'd done that with his family at the age of 24. "I thought about it as coming out from behind the wall," he says. "Walls now are only as high or as thick or as strong as we allow them to be."
Of course, it looked easier to scale that wall in print than it must have seemed in person, and Quinto admits to staying up until 5 a.m. the night before trying to figure it out. He gave no warning to his publicist or friends or family -- his performance was not screen-tested in advance. He just knew it was the right time to confirm what many people already believed, but on his terms, in his words.
Does he regret not taking the opportunity to set the record straight in a 2010 New York Times interview, when he deflected a reporter by saying he wasn't interested in discussing his sleeping arrangements? "No, not at all, absolutely not, because I wouldn't have initiated it," he says. "I knew very fundamentally, inside, that it had to be initiated and executed by me, and me alone." This turns out to be something of a recurring theme: generating initiative, being prepared, taking control -- in short, owning it. When he came out to his mother, it was from a similar sense of imperative.
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Quinto is supremely self-aware, perhaps as a result of losing his father to cancer at the age of seven and having to renegotiate his relationship to the world. Although he describes his childhood fondly, in idyllic terms -- "running around in the woods, and playing on my bike, setting out on adventures" -- it's clear that his father's death threw his world off balance. "As well-intentioned as my family was, and our immediate friends, I don't think anyone knew how to talk to a seven-year-old at that time," he says. "My mother was, understandably, eviscerated, and my brother, who was 14, was impacted in a very different way, because he was at the pinnacle of fishing trips and camping trips with my dad."


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Peach Cobbler Recipe
I created this recipe myself with a few tips from my mom and grandma. Because it's so quick and easy, this cobbler can be made in minutes to suit any occasion. I've used it for a breakfast fruit dish, dinner dessert and light snack.
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1 can (15-1/4 ounces) sliced peaches, drained
- 1-1/4 cups sugar, divided
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup milk
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Pour butter into a shallow 2-qt. baking dish; set aside. Drain peaches, reserving 1/4 cup juice. In a saucepan, bring the peaches and juice just to a boil. Meanwhile, in a bowl, combine 1 cup sugar, flour, milk, baking powder and salt; mix well. Pour over butter in baking dish. Spoon hot peaches over batter. Sprinkle with remaining sugar. Bake at 400° for 25 minutes or until cake tests done. Serve warm. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Peach Cobbler in Reminisce
September/October 1993, p51
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"I've made this several times, it's a keeper! Very quick to put together for a potluck or supper. Only change I made was adding a dash of cinnamon."
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"It is good but the cake part is to fluffy. Makes it more cake than cobbler"
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"I use fresh peaches instead of canned and it turns out so yummy!"
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"Very good cakey cobbler. Made according to recipe but thought it was a bit too sweet so next time will cut back on sugar. Also think this would be better if you doubled the amount of peaches called for in recipe otherwise it's basically mostly cake."


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They've been around for a while now: reset style sheets. They're becoming more commonplace among web designers, and even Yahoo is using a reset stylesheet of their own in their development. There are a few different viewpoints and opinions on the use of reset stylesheets, though. Do you reset? What are reset stylesheets? For those that don't know, a default reset stylesheet is a .css file that you use in your HTML documents.
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As the practice of Web design ages, some common rules and "best practices" inevitably embed themselves in the craft. Among these are the processes for using specific types of semantics when coding your site, like using divs as hooks in your X/HTML for your CSS, and making your page beautiful and functional that way. Another is to ensure readability of your site by choosing a proper number of fonts (generally, no more than three or four, and for the minimalist, one or two).
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In the first installment, Twelve Things Most Sites Need - Part I , I offered a six-pack of must-haves. Specifically I suggested sites should have a proper navigation menu , a meaningful, well-formed title , a method of contact , a site map , passive accessibility , and standardized markup . Now, as I offered the last six, in the order in which I thunk 'em up, here is the balance. 7.


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In the fall of 2011, Swedish opened the largest, most advanced endoscopy center in the Pacific Northwest. This state-of-the-art unit serves as the procedural space for a broad range of minimally invasive cases performed by gastroenterologists, colorectal specialists, thoracic and bariatric surgeons and pulmonologists on patients with a broad range of digestive and respiratory diseases. As we celebrated this accomplishment, we were reminded of the complexity of digestive disease and that many times, patients and possibly even referring physicians aren't sure of what type of specialist is best suited to a particular digestive problem.
There is nothing more distressing as a health care professional than hearing patient horror stories about trying to access care. A chronic illness can cause depression and discouragement; an acute illness or a cancer diagnosis can overwhelm the patient and the patient's family with plenty of unknowns.
To address these challenges, a group of 50+ specialists came together and created the Swedish Digestive Health Network.
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The Grasshopper Preschool Prep Getting Our Hands Ready Kit prepares kids for handwriting and helps prevent forming bad habits. Each item in the kit is specially designed to improve fine motor coordination. The guide book contains a series of multi-sensory activities to help build the small muscles of the hands and fingers. Help your children transition into school on a foundation of confidence and success!
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Designer Rachel Rudman is an occupational therapist with an advanced specialty in pediatrics. She has a bachelors degree in Psychology and a Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy. In her private practice, where she works with children ages 2-14, she helps parents and teachers with topics such as early hand development and sensory integration. The activities in the Grasshopper Preschool Prep Kits are based upon years of successful experience with positive results.
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You may not be ready to send your tot off to preschool, but you can make sure they're ready with this selection of educational products. Learning essentials skills — counting, writing, and motor precision — is fun when combined with playtime: Each kit is packed with games (cards, crafts, magnetic fishing, and more) that'll keep them entertained and engaged for hours.


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A hernia forms when your abdominal wall weakens, bulges, or tears. The inner lining of the abdomen and small intestine can poke out of this weakened area. A hernia repair is a surgery to push the abdominal material back where it belongs and to repair the abdominal wall.
Reasons for Procedure
A hernia repair is done if the hernia is large and causing pain. Some hernias, called strangulated hernia, can cut off blood supply. Strangulated hernias require immediate hernia repair surgery.
Without surgery, the hernia will not heal. The pain and size of the hernia usually increases over time.
Possible Complications
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a hernia repair, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Damage to neighboring organs or structures (such as, intestine or bladder)
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Scarring
- Pneumonia and other risks of general anesthesia
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Your doctor may do the following:
- Physical exam
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
- Electrocardiogram (ECG)—a test that records the heart's activity by measuring electrical currents through the heart muscle
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. You may be asked to stop taking some medicines up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Aspirin or other anti-inflammatory drugs
- Blood thinners, such as clopidogrel (Plavix) or warfarin (Coumadin)
On the days before and the day of your procedure, your doctor may recommend that you:
On the days before and the day of your procedure, your doctor may recommend that you:
- Follow a special diet.
- Take antibiotic medicine.
- Shower the night before, using antibacterial soap.
- Arrange for someone to drive you home and to help you at home.
- The night before, eat a light meal. Do not eat or drink anything after midnight.
- Wear comfortable clothing.
Depending on the type of repair, you may receive:
- Local anesthesia—the area will be numbed
- General anesthesia —used most often, you will be asleep
Description of Procedure
There are two main types of surgeries. A conventional surgery or laparoscopic surgery. Conventional surgery uses a large incision so that the doctor can directly access the area. Laparoscopic surgery uses smaller incisions and special surgical tools. You and your doctor will discuss the risks and benefits of each surgery to determine which may be best for you. Factors like your overall health, location of hernia, and complications will play a role in the decision.
An incision is made over the hernia site. The hernia will be moved back into the abdominal cavity, or the sac may be removed. In the case of hiatal hernia, the stomach is moved from the chest cavity back down to the abdominal cavity.
For some, the weakened muscles that allowed the hernia to develop are sewn together. If the weakened area is large or in the groin, a piece of mesh will be placed over the area to create a new wall. If mesh is used, the muscle is not sewn together. The incision will be closed with stitches or staples.
Small incisions will be made around the hernia. Special surgical tools will be placed through these incisions. A small camera will be passed through an incision so that the doctor can see inside the abdomen. Other small instruments will be used to complete the repair.
After the procedure, the incisions will be closed with stitches or staples. A sterile dressing will be applied.
Immediately After Procedure
You will be taken to a recovery area. Fluids and pain medicines will be delivered through an IV. If there are no problems, you will be moved to a hospital room to recover.
How Long Will It Take?
Less than two hours
Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. You may feel pain during recovery, but taking pain medicine will help.
Post-procedure Care
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- In most cases, you can return to your normal diet after a few days.
- During the first few days, slowly return to your normal routine.
- Take pain medicine as needed.
- Ask your doctor about when you can do certain activities (such as driving, sexual activity). You may need to wait 1-2 weeks.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
- Avoid excess strain (such as vigorous exercise and lifting) for 6-8 weeks.
The recovery time will be shorter for laparoscopic surgery.
There is some risk that the hernia could return. To reduce your risk:
There is some risk that the hernia could return. To reduce your risk:
- Maintain a healthy weight.
- Strengthen your abdominal muscles.
- Treat chronic constipation , allergies , or chronic cough .
- Eat a high-fiber diet .
Call Your Doctor
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Nausea and/or vomiting that you cannot control with the medicines you were given after surgery, or which persist for more than two days after discharge from the hospital
- Pain that you cannot control with the medicines you have been given
- Pain, burning, urgency or frequency of urination, or persistent bleeding in the urine
- Excessive tenderness or swelling
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.


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Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13, 2013, at Phillips Chapel M.B. Church in Cleveland with Rev. Eric Bridgette officiating. Burial will follow in Peter's Rock Cemetery in Pace.
Visitation will be from 2-6 p.m. Friday, April 12, 2013, at W.S. Brandon Mortuary in Cleveland with family hour from 6-7 p.m. and from 1-2 p.m. Saturday at the church.
Survivors include her mother Debbie (Tracy) Cleveland Burns; father Richard Curb Jr.; sons Devonte Beasley and Zacchaues Cleveland of Cleveland; brothers Richard Cleveland, Marlon Cleveland and Marquavis Bell, all of Cleveland, and Demarquis Cannon of Georgia; sister Adriana Fortney; aunts, Tomeka McCadney of Drew, Arena Danson of Alabama, Allene Cleveland and Cris Millel, both of Cleveland, Dorothy McCray of Glendora and Jessie Cleveland of Hattiesburg; uncles Charlie Cleveland, Melvin Cleveland, Tony Cleveland and L.D. Marshall, all of Cleveland, and Walter Cleveland of Rosedale.


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How to Manage Your Mouth is a 30 day challenge, complete with scriptures for each day to help you focus on changing your speaking habits. Based on the scripture in Ephesians 4:29, "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen," this challenge will move you, day by day, away from negative habits and toward speech that is more encouraging and uplifting to those you interact with daily.
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Press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office:
On Jan. 8, a Humboldt County Sheriff's Office livestock deputy responded to a residence on the 2500 block of Bolier Avenue in McKinleyville in regards to a welfare check of a reported skinny horse. When the deputy arrived at the residence he met with the horse owner and viewed the horse. The deputy determined the horse was not being neglected and was under a veterinarians care. While speaking with the horse owner, the deputy smelled the strong odor of growing marijuana emanating from the residence. The deputy left the area and obtained a Humboldt County Superior Court Search Warrant for the residence.
On Friday, at approximately 3:00 p.m., the deputy returned to the residence with additional deputies and served the search warrant. They located 195 growing marijuana plants in the residence ranging from 12" to 14" in height. They also located packaging material, approximately 1.5 lbs. of marijuana bud and approximately $1,400 in cash.
No arrests were made at the scene, however the case is being submitted to the Humboldt County District Attorney's Office along with an arrest warrant requests charges of cultivation and possession for sale of marijuana.
The sheriff's office is asking anyone with information about this case or related criminal activity to call the sheriff's office at 445-7251 or the sheriff's office crime tip line at 268-2539.


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// DORNINGER - soundart / music / crossmedia
The German Wikipedia summarizes: "Wolfgang 'Fadi' Dorninger (* 1960 in Linz) is an Austrian musician, music-producer and artist. He composes music for movies, theatre, modern dance and sound-installations".
Sound is the main focus of my artistic work, no matter as musician (DORN, Wipeout, ...), label-owner (base), sound-artist or lecturer at the Art University of Linz. Two diametrically opposite worlds of sound occupy my work oscillating inbetween musique concrète and digital sound-production in a range from sound-installations, multi-media-performances, music for theater or techno.
My working credo is: Sound Art before midnight, and Techno after midnight.
CV: Profile
ART: Projects & Links
BLOG: News, informations & ideas concerning my work
EVENTS: Upcoming performances, exhibitions and other works
dorninger -dates
- Podium zum Thema Musik im Raum…Linz / Sound in Space(1 Tag)
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Published on October 31st, 2008 | by Jules IKEAHacker
19Extra large low coffee table
This is from Ran, who wanted a big, low coffee table, but couldn't find one that fitted the two requirements. So he hacks one from Lack shelves. I love the size and the white strip. It would work great with Capita legs too.
He says, "I thought about using a desk surface and adjustable feet, but finally I had the idea of using the Lack shelves – they are cheaper and come in better colors.
I made this from the Lack shelving. I used five shelves as the surface and the wall mounts were used as legs. The small white foamy things at the bottom are also from Ikea – I don't remember their name though.
It isn't a very clean hack – I could have done a better job with putting the surface together, but I just used two pieces of scrap wood I found in the trash outside my apartment and some wood glue, and used about three different kinds of screws for the mounts cause I didn't have enough of any one kind. It's short enough that you can never see the bottom unless you crawl under it, so it doesn't matter.
The final result is quite nice though – it's fairly stable and quite cheap considering how big it is. While it's not as wide as some coffee tables I saw, it's much deeper and that's harder to come by. Since the Lack shelves come in many colors (at least in Israel they do), there are a lot of variations you can make with this setup."
19 Responses to Extra large low coffee table
combining ugliness of ikea with terrible wood craftsmanship
dear "anonymous" at 9:21AM
If you think ikea is so ugly why are you on this blog?I think it looks great! I love the white stripe and bright orange! (I don't think we have orange lack shelves here in the states, but this makes me wish we did!)
I do not think those are Capita legs. I think those are the actual shelf brackets being used as legs. Great way to use everything that comes with the shelves.
Yes !
Using the brackets as feet is very smart, congratulations !The felt parts are named PRAKTISK, good idea to use them too.
I'm really liking that table. It's kinda designy.
This is a good hack because not everyone has access to fancy tools. This shows that anyone can hack.
This is my table, thanks!
I should note that it is in fact Red with a white stripe – I guess the real color got washed out in the photo. And the legs are indeed the mounting brackets that come with the shelves.
I've had it for a few months now, I must say that the original design with the very low quality wood and legs made from brackets doesn't work as well as I expected it too. It can hold anything you put on it, it's just not very stable when moving it.
Sometime in the future I plan on redoing it on a bigger strip of wood with better legs – having so many obstacles underneath it makes cleaning a real hassle.
smart and simple. way to go Ran!
i want to make a small "behind the couch" table from a lack shelf….anyone tried this?
using the 6′ long lack wall shelf…itd be sandwiched between the mall and couch, how would one do the legs?
this is simple yet awesome.
i would opt out for this as i think it would be inconvenient for me to sit down for a cup of coffee. i prefer to sit on a chair comfortably enjoying the coffee.
Nice hack – looks like something you would see in an upscale contemporary furniture shop.
Next time, cut a piece of mdf two inches smaller all around than your table. Center it on the back of the shelves then glue/screw the shelves to that support. With the one piece base, it will be much more stable. Plus mdf takes paint wonderfully and you can paint it to match the table color or the legs as you choose (I'd do black). By having the base shorter all around, the edges of the mdf won't show.
i make it too
Musky: I think he wanted it this low on purpose. He probably uses sitting pillow or mats around this, not chairs. He explained this in the post.
I congratulate you on this, Ran. This was like something I'd conjure up – find some panels in the trash instead of buying something in the store.
I have spent a great deal of time in looking for the right table but something or the other would not meet my requirement and I decided to get some planks or stuff and do it on my own when I came across this.
good stuff dude! Congratulations
What amazes me more is that IKEA or any other furniture store has not come up with good large low coffee tables yet


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RedEye Interviews Second City Alum, Maribeth Monroe, About Her Experience On "Workaholics"
If you haven't seen "Workaholics" yet, you are missing Maribeth Monroe playing the ice-cold boss of three friends who work together as telemarketers from 9 to 5 and live together from 5 to 9. In reality, the three friends are Anders Holm, Blake Anderson, and Adam Devine, alumni of The Second City Training Center. Maribeth talks with the RedEye about her part in "Workaholics" and how Anders saw her on The Second City's Mainstage when he was a student in Chicago's Conservatory. Read the whole interview.
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Tools for Change: An Introduction to the Primary Prevention of Sexual Assault
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This document will introduce readers to primary prevention and to the concepts, terms and models that comprise this approach. It will explore the movement's history for lessons learned and talk about how the work of preventing sexual violence connects directly and indirectly to the work that each of us in the movement does. Finally, it will help you talk the talk. We will explore the public health model and associated terminology so that you can use it if you need it (e.g., when talking with funders), but it will not be a main focus.
Tools for Change: An Introduction to the Primary Prevention of Sexual Assault
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The bride is the daughter of David and Sandra Woodard of Cleveland. The bridegroom is the son of Coker and Jean West of Rutledge, Ga.
The wedding was officiated by the Rev. David Thompson. Nuptial music was presented by Isaac Hinchman, Abigail Hinchman, Jessica Voss, Slade Martin, Ben Strawn and Sara Carr.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by bridesmaids: LaDora La Regina of Euless, Texas, Andrea Mouser of Columbus, Ohio, Brooke Martin of Chattanooga and Susan Fletcher of Colorado.
Mia Wright of Kyle, Texas, and Ainsley Armer of Sulphur, La., were flower girls. Lance McCall and Jesse McCall, both of Tampa, Fla., were ring bearers.
Christian La Regina of Euless, Slade Martin of Chattanooga, Raymond Haggard of Ohio and Adam Dixon of Kentucky were groomsmen.
The reception was arranged by Amanda Varnell at Woodland Park Baptist Church.
Ellie Passons and Sophie Varnell attended the bride's book.
After a wedding trip to Bermuda and New York City, the couple is at home in Chattanooga.


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This temple is located on Phra Sumen Road in the Bang Lamphu area Phra Sumen Road, Khwaeng Bawonniwet, Khet Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Tel. 0 2281 2831-3
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A historic temple inBangkok, Wat Bowon Niwet Wiharn was established in 1829 and is located in the Bang Lamphu neighborhood, close toKhaosan Roadtourist area. Its main ordination hall is home to the revered Phra Phutthachinnasi, an ancient Buddha image believed to be built in circa 1357. Wat Bowon Niwet Wiharn was the residence of King Rama IV during his monkhood years before accession to the throne. King Rama VII and Rama IX also resided here during their monkhood.
Opening hours: Daily 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: Free
Contact: Phra Sumane Road., tel: 0 2281 2831-3
NearbyAttractions: Khaosan Road.,DemocracyMonument,Phra Athit Road
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A Thin Line Between Love and Hate - 1996
"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." Lynn Whitfield went off her rocker when Martin Lawrence's character, Darnell, did not come home for dinner in A Thin Line Between Love and Hate. All we know is that "love should have brought him home" because it almost cost him a limb.
Whitfield wasn't the only one, though. Take a look at the top 10 scenes from films where Black women finally fight back.
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