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Nestled in beautiful Simi Valley the league serves all of Simi Valley. We are committed to teaching our youths baseball, sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect. The league has five divisions for children ages 5-14. There is also a challenger division which enables boys and girls with physical and mental disabilities, ages 5-18 or the completion of high school, to enjoy the game of baseball along with the millions of other children who participate in the sport worldwide.
The Simi Settlers Amateur Radio Club provides a trained group of licensed ham radio amateurs who are prepared to assist the community with public/charitable events and emergency communications during emergencies. Today's amateur radio activities are extremely diverse, including local and long-distance communication, amateur television, digital communications and experiments in new technologies. ...more details
Home of the Simi Valley Pioneer Baseball Team
We are a playgroup for moms and their children. All of the children in our playgroup are ages 0-4. We have playdates, walks, special trips, mom's nights out, couples nights out and family playdates. We hope you will check us out!
We meet starting March 20 at Paul\'s Italian Villa, Banquet Room. Tuesday at 6pm. For more information about our exciting club, or how you can get involved in our community projects and events, please contact: Karen Hawk: 805-857-0367 or visit our website at www.simisunsetrotary.org. We look forward to meeting you at our next meeting!
We are developing the First of its kind, Wine Lovers Association. Tell your friends and family, this will be a hands on Tasting and Education organization. Every month we will discuss Viticultural issues and more importantly Taste wines from around the world. If this sounds like a group you want to be involved in, call today and register.
Usually meets first Sunday 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. at the Simi Valley Elks Lodge banquet room. Oriented for young women and men aged 14 to 21. The parents are also active in the group. Closed during the summer. Chartered by the Elks Lodge of Simi Valley.
The Community Council meets on the second Thursday of the month from 11:30am for Meet and Greet, then noon for our program and no host lunch at the Lost Canyon Golf Club, 3301 Lost Canyon Drive.
Baseballers Against Drugs (BAD) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1989 by former ballplayer Jim Dantona and dedicated to focusing the energy of todays youth into positive thinking and action. BAD has hosted hundreds of free baseball clinics across the country bringing together professional ballplayers and young people. While teaching the fundamental skills of the game, BAD reinforces some ...more details
Home of Babe Ruth and Cal Ripken Baseball. Simi Valley Baseball League provides a great learning experience for kids from 5-19 years of age. Our coaching staff and facilities are the best in Simi Valley.
Home Fields Rancho Santa Susana Park (Stearns & Los Angeles Avenue, across from the Metrolink Station)Simi Academy of Soccer Kickers
Meetings held the 1st Monday of the month at the Sonrise Church located at 2350 Shasta Way, (805) 581-1628. We have the same problems and may have some livable solutions. Give us a try.
W.O.W. (Women of Worth) is the Ventura County Chapter of the national organization "American Business Women's Association" (A.B.W.A.) We meet the first Monday of each month for lunch. Our mission statement:
Interested in getting away from Microsoft software? Linux could be the answer. See Simi-Conejo Linux Users Group for meeting info.
PlanetSimi.com is the first online resource dedicated exclusively to the youth of Simi Valley. Full of links and content, PlanetSimi.com offers educational, entertainment and practical resources for teenagers. Please visit us now at www.planetsimi.com
Are you looking for a group of energetic people that LOVE to get out and exercise? We are every shape and size and every fitness level. Most of us have completed or participated in the outdoor fitness camp. We look for MORE adventurous activities that will keep us off the couch. It doesn't cost a thing to join our pack - just call and talk to Randy Shoemaker to add yourself to the ...more details
Soccer for adults age 18 or older womens and mens teams. Starts late September.
ALZHEIMER'S ASS'N. Memory Walk 2004 will be held at 1000 Oaks Gardens of the World from 9am-1pm Oct. 2nd. Please join in this critical fund raising event. Fun, free food, prizes. For further info (805)485-5597 Jennifer DePeralta.
tHE NEXT MONTHLY MEETING OF THE ALZHEIMER'S CARE GIVERS GROUP WILL BE HELD AT THE SIMI SENIOR CENTER from 7pm to 8:30 pm. Wednesday, January 14, 2004. It is conducted by JEAN RUECKER, Facilitator, and all caregivers are invited.. Please call her at (805)497-0159 if you wish to attend.
The American Cancer Society is here to help you in your fight with cancer. Trained cancer information specialists are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer questions about cancer, link callers with resources, and give information on local events. Please call us at: 1-800-ACS-2345
We are a small equine rescue & rehabilitation program. We are a networking agency, to assist with the rehoming and placement of homeless, abused, and abandoned horses in need. We operate out of Simi Valley, and have foster care homes established in Ventura and Los Angeles Counties. We are a completely voluntary and non-profit organization, operating solely through the dedicated care and ...more details
Beta Sigma Phi is a social, cultural and service organization for women. No college degree is required. Xi Sigma Mu is the only chapter currently located in Simi Valley. We meet in members' homes on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays from September through May. We have 13 members ranging in age from 30 to 60. Our activities include manning a polling place on election days, volunteering for the Avon ...more details
Plus Level Square Dance on the 4th Saturday of the month. 8:00 pm - 10:45 with Rounds at 7:30. Simi Valley Center 3900 Avenida Simi
Bosom Buddies is a women only social group in Simi Valley. We have weekly meetings and other scheduled activities. If you would like to know more, please e-mail us for more information.
Meets onece a month, usually the first Sunday, at the Simi Valley Elks Lodge. Closed during the summer. Hours 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Geared to young men and women aged 14 to 21. Parents are also members.
The Boys and Girls Club of Simi Valley offers after-school programs for youth 7 to 17. Diverse programs give parents a low-cost option for after school supervision. Summer and holiday full-day programs also offered for working or unavailable parents as an option to leaving children unattended. Programs focus on six key areas: personal and educational development, citizenship and leadership ...more details
BUSY HANDS GARDEN CLUB of SIMI vALLEY PLANT SALE Saturday May 1st 2004 10AM to Noon @ the Simi Valley Library 2969 Tapo Canyon Road (go through the library-back by the rose garden patio) PROCEEDS HELP FUND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS: lOTS OF VARITIES & LOW PRICES
NEED A CAREGIVER? My name is Charlotte I am a caregiver for the elderly I have over 7 years of experience. I do transportation, cleaning, laundry, cooking, Ironing, Dr. appointments, errands ect. Please feel free to call at: 306-9968
Chabad of Simi Valley is a non-profit Jewish organization that offers educational, social and religious services to the local community. All are welcome!
Some of the services include: synagogue, Hebrew School, Bar/Bat Mitzvah lessons, Mommy & Me, youth programs, Jewish Learning Institute, Women's Circle, holiday programs, hospital visitations, crisis intervention, mitzvah campaigns, ...more details
We meet once a month at Grand Vista for out monthly networking breakfast @7:00am
I have some beautiful Italian handmade glass with 24K gold rings for sale, can also be used as a pendant. There are different sizes, price $15 each. All are unique a must see. I also have 18 K gold over sterling silver pendant with diamonds accent and chain in a brand new wooden cherry jewelry box that also holds rings. Makes a nice gift too. Each are only $39.00. Call me and set up an appointment to see my jewelry at 805-306-9968
Civil Air Patrol, the civilian United States Air Force Auxiliary with a mission of emergency services, disaster relief, aerospace education of the general public, and the cadet program meets on Thursday evenings from 6:30-9:00 at the Santa Susana Railroad Museum located on Katherine Road at the east end of Simi Valley. Membership is open to anyone 12 years old and above. For more information ...more details
Please visit our website - we put on two ALL Breed Horse shows with Arab classes - great for all ages and levels with Jumping, Halter, Western, English, Youth, Sport Horse and Fun Classes!
NEXT SHOW: June 13th "A HOOF UP" Charity ALL BREED Horse Show benefiting CA Coastal Horse Rescue - Save a Shelter Dog will be there with adoptions - Booths - Horses and fun!
Join us for lunch as we organize our club! Saturday September 8 at 12:00 NOON! Families, seniors, children, all craft lovers welcome! We will be making crafts to benefit those who are at the end of their lives--to bring them a little cheer. We will also be organizing parties for nursing homes, and thank-you parties and gifts for hospice volunteers, and dedicated nurses. We will decide ...more details
The 2006 Great Strides Walk is coming up May 21st in Santa Monica to help raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis research to find a cure for this genetic disease. My nephew, Sam, who was born November 17, 2005 has Cystic Fibrosis. In his honor, I have formed a team, Love for Sam, to raise money and walk in the Great Strides 2006. Join me and join the march to find a cure!
There are so many minor details about the recruitment process that thousands will never know until it is too late. I understand that every student athlete is unique and our purpose is to personally guide parents and student athletes through the recruitment process. Whether you are currently being heavily recruited or have not been recruited at all, if you truly want to play college sports, I can ...more details
We are a multi-line insurance agency and can assist you with all your insurance needs. Auto-Home-Life-Commercial-Workers Compensation and much more.
A Christian Sports Organization established in 1986 to provide coed Baseball and Soccer for kids 4-12. G.B.Y.S. Soccer and Baseball provides a reasonably priced, family friendly schedule with NO SUNDAY GAMEPLAY. Most of our games take place on Saturday mornings with the later games being completed by 3pm. All games and every practice take place at our home fields located at Grace Brethren Elementary School located at 1717 Arcane St, Simi Valley, CA 93065.
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Support group for MOMS and thier children. We offer many activities monthly such as playgroups, fieldtrips, craft day, Gymboree. I you are interested please com to our monthly meeting held at Simi Covenant Church (on Alamo) the last Monday of each month at 10:00 am.
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MOMS Club (www.momsclub.org) is the first, largest and fastest growing support group specifically for today's stay-at-home mother who is proud of her choice of at-home mothering. Stay-at-home mothers of any age children are welcome to join the club and are encouraged to participate and have fun. MOMS Club events are a great place to make new friends, ...more details
Attention Simi Valley moms! Please feel free to come to our monthly meeting held at United Methodist Church (Erringer and Cochran)at 10:00am the last Thursday of the month. Please join us for guest speakers, go over calendar of events and to meet new friends for yourself and your children. For more information please contact Karin Burns at firstname.lastname@example.com
The MOMS Club of Simi Valley (West), a chapter of MOMS Club International, for mothers who live West of Sycamore Drive, is a great place to meet other moms who stay at home or work part time, just like you, in your neihborhood. Watch your child develop socially as you make new friends and share child rearing secrets. Come and meet us at our monthly business meeting. Email us for more information.
"One of The Girls" is an organization created by four women, who after seeing the need in Simi Valley during their participation in the Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class of 2010, felt they needed to step up and be part of the solution. Joan'e Cantrell, Darlene Fowlks, Trudi Friedman and Liz Pitman, ...more details
Outstanding Professionals Employment Network (OPEN) is sponsored by the State of California Employment Development Department(EDD). OPEN can introduce high quality professional candidates to your business at no cost. All professionals associated with (OPEN) come from Ventura County and the San Fernando Valley. OPEN candidates already live in your neighborhood and are ready to be productive when ...more details
Pet Stop Rescue is a non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to placing homeless and displaced dogs. Based in Ventura County, PSR focuses on improving and protecting the lives of dogs. We rescue dogs from kill shelters, dangerous home situations as well remote locations where their families have dumped them. We also help responsible families who find themselves in the difficult situation ...more details
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Come visit the first morning Toastmasters club in Simi Valley and get ready to energize the rest or your week. The meeting time is 6:30 to 7:30. Learn to enhance your speaking, listening, and leadership skills. Call or email Michael Wronski for more information:
Meeting Time/Day: Tuesdays at 6:30am
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We're parents looking to attend play dates and activities with our children and also have adult interaction with other families. If you live in the Simi Valley and Moorpark California area, this is the group for you!
The Simi Valley Center for Biblical Counseling exists to help members of our community overcome the problems of every day life with low cost, Bible based counseling which includes meeting the practical needs of spiritual growth and life maturity.
The Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center is a small, intimate performing arts facility lovingly referred to as the 'jewel' which sparkles in the evening light. This historical facility was originally known as the Simi Community Methodist Episcopal Church. Constructed in the 1920's, the building was designed by Arthur C. Lindley, who designed approximately 50 churches between 1912 and 1929.
Fax: (805) 581-3814
The Simi Valley Days event celebrates its 18th consecutive year in 2002. The event is the successor of the long-established community festival, Pioneer Days. Like its predecessor, Simi Valley Days features a variety of events such as the parade, carnival, and concerts arranged for the enjoyment of residents and visitors. Generally, Simi Valley Days celebrates the City's birthday of October 10, 1969.
ECLIPSE, Simi Valley Soccer Club maintains a simple philosophy: DEVELOPMENT of Competitive Youth Soccer athletes. This philosophy allows individual players to achieve their personal goals in a fun environment that provides encouragement. In turn, our youth players develop a confidence in their abilities on and off the soccer field.
The Simi Valley Mothers of Twins and Triplets Club (SVMOTTC) is a support as well as a social and educational organization for the benefit of mothers of multiples and those expecting multiples. We hope you will decide to share with us your joys, struggles, and triumphs of being a mother of multiples. MEETINGS Monthly General Meetings are held at a members home on the first Monday of ...more details
The Optimist Club is a service club with the objective of helping all types of children in the community. We meet every Thursday evening at Denny's on Los Angles Ave from 6:30pm-8:00pm. Come and join us and help our children.
Mark your calendars:August 26, 2002 -- Golf Tournament at Lost Hills Golf Club. Contact Dave McCormick: 805:526-0265.Chief's Breakfast, October 25, 2002, 7:30 a.m., Wood Ranch Golf CLub. Contact: Helen Mitchell, 805:526-6105Annual Banquet: February 28, 2003, Reagan Library. Contact: Helen Mitchell, 805:526-6105.Information on joining the Foundation: 805:526-6105
The mission of the Simi Valley Police Foundation is to encourage and promote citizen participation to maintain a safe community. Our programs include: D.A.R.E., K-9, Citizens' Patrol, Police Officer Memorial Fund, Youth Explorers and others. If interested in membership, please contact the Foundation at 805-526-6105. Please support your local law enforcement.
Meets second Wed of the month at the Simi Valley Senior Center, 3900 Avenida Simi, Simi Valley. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Visitors and all levels of quilters are welcome.
Join us Wednesday, June 10, 2009. Our guest speaker this month is Vicki Valdez-Green who will speak of documenting life through story quilts.
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This group is for Amateur Radio Operators in the Moorpark and Simi Valley areas of Ventura County California, however all hams and interested folk in the area are welcome. Meet other local Ham Radio Operators. Discuss topics such as amateur radio, Amateur Television, QRP, Amateur Satellite operations, Traffic Handling, the ARRL, Emergency Services, VHF, UHF, HF, and Microwave opertions. One ...more details
We meet every Thursday in Simi Valley at the Sunrise Assisted Living Center. The address is 2900 LA Avenue and the meeting runs from 7:30PM to 9:30PM. Guests are always welcomed. Come and enjoy a fun and inspirational evening.
The SVMDC meets a 7:00pm third Wed. of the month at the Simi Valley Library conference room. We are open and extend an invitation to everyone. Through the programs provided by our Club we strive to become a center of information and action for the Democratic voice in our communities.
We're Moms and Dads looking to attend play dates and activities with our children and also have adult interaction with other parents. Our goal is to provide a group where you and your children can build friendships with other parents as well as find help and support through your parenting journey. Our group consists of children ages newborn to 4 years of ages. We hold activities that fit each age ...more details
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The mission of this non profit organization is to find loving homes and families for the millions of orphans worldwide by removing barriers of adoption. Recently launched the Chefs for Cherubs restaurant program. Please visit the website for details and updates.
Directions to the LibraryFrom Los Angeles and points south, take the 405 North to the 118 West. Exit at Madera Road South. Turn right on Madera. Proceed 3 miles to Presidential Drive.From Santa Barbara and points north, take the 101 South to the 23 North, Exit at Olsen Road. Turn right on Olsen. Proceed 2 miles to Presidential Drive.Follow Presidential Drive up the hill to the Library, follow signs for parking.
The Wellness Community Valley/Ventura is dedicated to help people with cancer and their loved ones enhance their health and well-being by providing a professional program of emotional support, education, and hope.
This is a community where support and friendship inspire hope. It provides a home-like environment where people with cancer, their families, and friends can come to gather information, ...more details
My name is Randy Vild I'm a musical composer here in Simi Valley. I was commissioned 5 years ago to create a project that trumps out God's true gospel message of His coming Kingdom. Visit http://theworldtocome.org to download or listen to 15 free songs...if you then believe this is genuine go to AN INVITATION. God is looking for agents.
November 20, 2007, Simi Valley, CA The 5th annual Tri County Youth Productions Corporation holiday skating show will be held December 14 15 at the Easy Street Ice Arena. Each year, TCYPC guides skaters of all ages through the process of ice show production that culminates in three outstanding performances. A great family holiday treat, spectators, can also meet their favorite characters ...more details
TCYPC guides skaters of all ages through the process of ice show production that culminates in three outstanding performances. Through education and instruction empower athletes to successfully attain their personal goals associated with ice sports; and to instill the desire and need in member athletes to give back to ones community; and at all times exemplify the highest standards of good ...more details
United Blood Services is Ventura County's only blood provider. Please support your local hospitals by donating blood.
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The Ventura County Playgroup is designed for area moms to have a fun, supportive, social environment where they can meet other parents while their children enjoy age-appropriate activities. The group meets at various parks throughout the county about three to four times per week. Events include a Moms Night Out as well as a Dads Night Out once per month. As well as family play dates twice a month.
Visions Rehearsal Studio is equipped for all your bands needs. We have a brand new renovated room, which is clean, spacious and sound proof. Here at Visions Rehearsals we have on sight mixing and mastering for you and your band for when youre ready to record. Our studio is currently located at 1560 Stow St. Simi Valley Ca. Give us a call and I would be happy to accommodate you at (805)522-0909, and ask for Sal.
The Women's Information Network WINS of Simi Valley is a non-profit, non-partisan and non-sectarian organization whose purpose is to create a network of businesswomen and community leaders who support each other in their business and professional development. The network encourages the exchange of information, ideas and assistance and offer topical programs designed to promote the success of the career-oriented woman.
Wolfpack All-Stars offers Competitive All-Star Cheerleading and Dance Teams for all ages. We are the only Cheer and Dance facility in Simi Valley and are the largest facility in Ventura County with over 7500 square feet. Our staff has coached and choreographed numerous National Championships and have over 20 years of experience! We also offer a variety of classes and events including Beginning ...more details
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The sheer variety of habitats in Kielder Water & Forest Park, from woodland to marshy grasslands and bogs, create homes for a whole host of wildlife and is impressive and unique in the UK. Explorers can expect to encounter badgers, roe deer, otters, shrews, seven species of bat, many woodland birds and, especially in spring, birds of prey including ospreys.
The Kielder Super Six are the top six species most people are really keen to see. They are: ospreys, red squirrel, pipstrelle bats, roe deer, salmon and otters. Ask in one of our visitor centres where you will be most likely to spot one of the Super Six.
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The Park is also home to around 50% of England's native red squirrel population, the last remaining stronghold in the country. The best place to catch a glimpse of one is at the red squirrel hide at Leaplish Waterside Park.
A refurbished hatchery and visitor centre at Kielder Salmon Centre features state of the art facilities for rearing both salmon and other rare species such as freshwater pearl mussel.
By keeping the water at a constant level at Bakethin Nature Reserve we have created a nature reserve, including three islands, which provide an important sanctuary for local plants, birds and other wildlife including otters. In addition, there is a bird hide.
There are also wildlife events throughout the park all year round including pond dipping, deer safaris, mini-beast hunts, family nature walks and bat nights, details of which can be found to the right of this page.
The spring is an excellent time to view birds of prey. Also, dragonflies and damselflies can be seen in the summer. Migrating birds are frequent sights in the autumn including fieldfare and redwing.
In the winter, wildfowl, siskins, crossbills and hungry red squirrels are common sights.
The wildlife garden at Leaplish Waterside Park is open all year round and comprises a raised pond and butterfly shaped bed, a bog and drought garden and a nest box demonstration area. Adders, butterflies, stoats and amphibiants inhabit the garden. Nearby, the Kielder Water Birds of Prey Centre is open all year round except Christmas Day.
New at Kielder Castle Visitor Centre is the red squirrel room and also the new red squirrel hide is nearby.
In 2009 it was the first time on record that ospreys has recolonised naturally in Northumberland. To our delight, they continue to return and successfully breed every year. In 2012 we even had two breeding pairs and a record number of four chicks successfully fledged in 2013.
Our ospreys have returned again for 2014 and visitors are able to enjoy unique views of the birds at Kielder Castle and Leaplish Waterside Park, thanks to special cameras we have on the nests.
You can support the Osprey Watch online.
If you are coming up specifically for the Osprey Watch, don't forget to check the blog for the most up to date news and what days the volunteers are here.

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Lisa from Buggycrazy is selling off the last of her lilies. You can find her auctions at http://www.thebloomingauction.com/storecatalog.asp?userid=16 and http://daylily.com/cgi-bin/auction.cgi?cultivarsother If anyone else has had experience buying from her, please post. - frozen in NJ |
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A lot of people on this forum have purchased from her and even posted pictures of the bulbs they received. I have never heard a negative word about this business. You can read the feedback from her customers on the auction sites. Some of her lilies are her own exclusive offerings from her hybridizing program. On the Blooming Auction look under "Other Seeds" and you will find her seed offerings including lily seeds from crosses she made. Very reasonably priced. I have purchased lots and lots of stuff from her and check her auctions EVERY day. |
Thanks pardilinum. My order is already placed and should be coming soon. Her customer service is excellent and the variety outstanding. Unfortantely, she is getting out of the lily business. All I need now is for the snow to melt. |
Hi - I'd like to contact Lisa from Buggycrazy. Do you have her email? I tried the auction but not very computer literate and don't know how to get to her directly. Thanks for any help. Cindy in Maryland |
Hi Cindy I think it's firstname.lastname@example.com. Give that a try. The bulbs I received were outstanding in size and quality. Joe |
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Coronation chicken is such a favourite: try Woman and home magazine's new twist on the classic recipe
- 6 skinless, boneless chicken breasts, poached
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- 50g (2oz) sultanas
- 100g (4oz) dried apricots, thinly sliced
- 1tbsp freshly chopped coriander
- zest and juice 1 lime
- 1 radicchio or other salad leaves
- 4 spring onions, thinly sliced
- 75g (3oz) cashew nuts, toasted
- ½ cucumber, cut into matchstick strips
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Here's my layout, what do you guys think?
We are a 4 person family with two kids and usually only one cook, though I am trying to let the kids hep out a little more. Here is the overhead view. The rectangle on the right is a wall that can't be moved. The entrance to the kitchen is between that wall and the pantry unit. The part of the room that you don't see at the bottom of this layout is where we have our eat-in kitchen table. Next to the fridge is the entrance to our dining room. Here is the sink run. We are putting in the window, so the placement of that is flexible, but I do think I like having the sink in front of it. The sink we want requires a 36 in base. The 21 inch base cabinet all the way on the bottom left will be a magic corner. We originally had a super susan in the corner, but then that leaves us with a too small for anything 9 inch cabinet which I didn't really like. The top cabinets will be a blind corner, but I can't come up with a solution that won't make the cooktop run unsymmetrical. Here is the cooktop run. We want a 36 in cooktop. Here is the island, not sure why it's fuzzy, sorry about that. We decided not to do a prep sink to save on plumbing, sink, and facet costs. Would love to hear your thoughts! |
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I am not a good layout person, but my first thought was how far the fridge was from the sink prep area. Any way the fridge and pantry could be flipped? |
It's pretty, and looks functional. The only thing I don't love about an L with an island where all of the appliances are on the L (as opposed to sink and dw on the island, for example) is that necessary items end up far away from each other. I'd swap the micro/oven with the fridge. You want cooking elements together because you often use them together, and it lets you pull something hot out of the oven, and place it on the stove. Fridge and pantry belong together because that's where all the food goes, and fridge items often need to be washed before use so you want it near the sink. Of course the oven stack is 30" and the fridge is probably 36" so there will be downstream effects. Or, you can leave it just the way it is. Everything fits, no major issues, and it'll look great. No kitchen is perfect. |
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 12 at 22:43
I would flip the fridge and the ovens. What purpose is the island serving? It doesn't appear to have a dedicated function. |
- Posted by maggiebkit (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 12 at 23:04
Three votes for moving the fridge, I'll have to seriously consider that. CEFreeman- I'll have to check out the clearance for the fridge doors. EAM44- thanks, good point about the hot items coming out of the oven. I'll draw that out tomorrow and see if I can make it work. Palimpsest - In my mind I was picturing the kids doing homework at it while I got dinner ready, or eating breakfast while I packed lunch. Also, I think I need all the drawers for storage. Should I be thinking about it differently? Thanks everyone! |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Thu, Aug 23, 12 at 23:20
A other vote for moving the fridge if you aren't doing a prep sink. Are you planning on stools at the curved part of the island? Is the 42" from the overhang on the furthest point of the curve? Or from a skinnier part of the island? From the island cab to the wall or from the overhang to the wall? Even if 42" was from the counter overhang at the widest point of the island, that's not enough of an aisle if you have anyone walking behind the island. Speaking of overhang, how much do you have on the island? 15" is a minimum for counter height seating. |
would you have enough room to change the trash and dishwasher around? the open dishwasher will block the aisle of anyone wanting to enter or leave the kitchen. |
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 8:09
I'd make the island smaller - its nearly 8 feet and I'd cut it down to 5-6 feet of cabinets. It's plenty of length for prep. I'd also "box" it and make the whole counter be 3'3" wide and cut the seating down to just two positions on the end where the dining room is by arcing that end to almost a half-circle. That would add another ?1.5 feet? back to the island length and serve as the overhang. If you want to keep the ref where shown and don't enjoy walking, add a prep sink to the island. I kinda feel like the ref is in an ok position to the table. I almost feel like the sink run and dish storage should be where the cooktop is to be more accessible for setting table, doing dishes. Not disagreeing with the decision to have a 30" ref, just making sure you know that's the size shown. Not disagreeing with decision to split up tall objects, but making sure you know that even with the island, you may feel cutoff when cooking because the tall stuff will cut you off from others who may be in the dining room. Lots of people quote statistics on prep-v-cook time. I think most of those are based on professional chefs and I know a popular one is based on army cooks. I spend a lot of time at the range. I'm enough of a geek that I measured what I do and found that those studies don't necessarily apply to me. I wouldn't want you to be surprised at the end. |
- Posted by mama_goose (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 9:50
Hi, maggiebkit, I don't comment on too many layouts, but you are planning essentially the same layout that I have, so I feel qualified to offer advice. I did a budget facelift/remodel, did not move plumbing, so kept the sink in the same spot in relation to stove and fridge. I'll throw you a curve, and suggest that you keep the fridge where it is--close to dining areas, and consider switching the sink and cooktop. You can split the window and put the stove between two smaller windows (if the exterior appearance is not adversely affected.) Advantages that I see are: You will have views from both windows while cooking. Cooktop is closer to oven, convenient for venting both, and preparing recipes which utilize both. Dishes and cleanup are closer to dining areas, and DW is no longer in entry path. Disadvantage is no window over sink, if that's not an exterior wall--maybe a deal breaker for you. As bmore suggests, I'd make the island shorter, so that anyone who comes from the entry and makes a beeline for the fridge (starving teenager), doesn't have to travel around the bottom and back. As for skipping a prep sink, I don't have one in the kitchen proper, but I have a small 'auxiliary' sink a couple of steps away, in another room. I love the flexibility of having a second sink as a drop zone for anything that needs to be soaked, or as a back-up sink if I'm using the large sink for canning, etc. If you can squeeze a second sink into the floor plan and the budget, I'd recommend it! Finally, if you keep the current layout, it's not too far to walk in a small kitchen--mine is ap 13.5x13.5, so very similar to yours. The fridge is four steps from the sink, and I don't find it too inconvenient. I would like to see your microwave closer to the fridge, but in the real world of small kitchens, sometimes we have to make adjustments. Good luck with your remodel! |
Here is a link that might be useful: google search - stove between windows
I have to agree with bmore & mamagoose. I think you would definately benefit by switching the cooktop & sink. I do have a prep sink as well and even though it is in a strange location I find I use it quite frequently. Everything else I would stick with, leave fridge where it is. I think you want it close to the dining area as well. Good luck. |
- Posted by maggiebkit (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 15:58
Ok, so here is layout A. Don't know why the pics are so big-sorry. I swapped the Fridge and Micro/oven. Sorry it's not drawn as nice. Breezy-I was planning on stools on the curved part of the island, I have 15" overhang and I wasn't expecting that aisle to be a big thoroughfare, except now to get to the fridge you'll have to go that way. Hmmmm Juliekcmo- My concern with swapping the dishwasher and trash was being boxed in at the stovetop and unable to get to the sink when the dishwasher was open. Here is plan B. I finally used pencil so I din't smudge ink all over the place! Not sure what goes over the sink, or where the trash goes... Bmorepanic- Is that what you meant about the island? Mama goose-I'll have to look for your layout, are there pictures out there of your finished kitchen? PattyJill-That was why we originally put the fridge there, easy to get drinks for dinner, or the butter/milk etc. Thank you all so much! I like the look of the cooktop run, not so sure about the sink area. Feels too tucked in somehow. I can see a lot of our issues could be solved with a prep sink, which I guess would cost less than putting in another window... |
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 20:57
Yes, it is for the island - although it looks maybe a bit long. I think the prep sink would work well with the sink on the top wall. It's not truly needed when the cooktop is up there. It can feel pretty stressful making that type of decision - that's where you think about the costs for sure, but also whether someone will be doing cleanup tasks while another person is cooking. Without the stools on the long side, the runway to the top wall is much more open. About it feeling hemmed in, you can overcome that partly through just making the backsplash area taller - use 24" instead of 18", or by using some open shelving. Another version is a "regular" cabinet on the ref side, have a completely open area above the sink and two open shelves on the right side. Some is layout and some is decorating. But I can't tell you if that is too small - I've worked in way many small kitchens and don't have an opinion. The one things I've learned is that what drives one person bananas is just fine for somebody else (and they even recommend it). |
- Posted by mama_goose (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 21:55
Here is a link that might be useful: And another pass-through/kitchen/scullery.
- Posted by mama_goose (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 22:28
Also, if you click on my username, it will go to my Member Page, where I've left links to my kitchen threads and photo albums. I searched my files until I found another pass-through pic. I think it's another GW member. I can't remember who, and didn't save the name, but I want to hug this person for making my ideas seem more normal: |
- Posted by JeannieMer (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 23:09
Hi, i have some "food for thought". I would consider a rectangular island. I would relocate the refrigerator where the micro is located. And move the microwave to the island - use the Sharp drawer 24". If you want more space on the sink wall between the sink and the refrigerator then maybe move the pantry to a hutch type cabinet system [12" cabinets down to countertop and drawers below?] where the refrigerator was located? Then you could put a utility cabinet that is skinny where the pantry is located now. I think you want to range where it is so that you can converse with folks easier...you spend more time at the stove when people are around. My kitchen is empty when clean up time rolls around :) |
- Posted by maggiebkit (My Page) on Mon, Sep 17, 12 at 18:21
Bmorepanic- Thanks again for all your help. Working on another layout with the sink in the island. WIll start a new post on that one though. Mamagoose- JeannieMer-Thanks for the ideas. Going to try to draw this out again and respost. |
Poor maggiebkt... Really I'm smiling because I put my 'finished' layout on here awhile back and after many suggestions and ideas just like you're getting, I have something COMPLETELY DIFFERENT than I started with including a prep sink. But I'm excited about it. And you will be, too. Looks like you have a lot of area to play with though so that's a positive. |
- Posted by maggiebkit (My Page) on Thu, Sep 20, 12 at 13:18
Thanks for the encouragement deedles!! |
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So, in May I packed my bags and headed off with my mate Colin, and Buca the dog to Tarifa. Range Rover packed to the roof with my newly acquired kiteboarding kit, we headed off through France towards Tarifa. Making it down to Basque Country, we spent our first night before an early start for Tarifa – the kite and windsurfing centre of Europe.
Arriving late on the Sunday and checking into our apartment, we headed off to meet Sam Guest and the Tantrum Kite Surfing Team for beers and dinner.
The next five days were spent trying to find secluded spots as the wind was blowing at over 40 knots each day, not fun for a beginner. Despite the normal secluded spots defying all expectations and being windless, the Tantrum team were successful in finding spots 1.5 hours north of Tarifa and a fun afternoon was had by all.
The wind certainly didn't live up to my expectations though, in total only getting on the water for eight out of the 30 days I was there!
Here's a quick run-down of the beaches around Tarifa:
Los Lances beach is vast; it stretches over 14 miles and is several hundred metres deep at most points. A river mouth approximately two miles from Tarifa also causes flat water lagoons to form on the beach itself given the right conditions. The beach itself is so big that it is divided by locals into several smaller points (so people know exactly where it is you're going), the most famous of these being Valdevaqueros and Arte Vida.
Arte Vida is located approximately halfway along Los Lances beach. It has a small point break to its right and the beach curves around gently, creating a great wave on the right-hand side. The water to the left is more open and generally less crowded and makes this a perfect spot when the westerly (Poniente) winds blow.
Right at the end of the beach is Valdevaqueros, this is the only beach in Tarifa itself which works in Easterly wind (Levante). With one of the world's largest sand dunes and endless curving bay it is an idyllic setting which works in any wind condition. The wind is often stronger here due to thermal effect caused by the heat given off by the sand dune. For this reason this beach is very popular with kite surfers and there are also many bars, hotels and restaurants here when you're too tired to kite.
Not strictly in Tarifa but still definitely within driving distance is the beach of Caños de Meca. When the Levante is howling in Tarifa, this is the place to go. One of Spain's premier surf beaches the wind here is often calmer, more constant and with the addition of some swell, can turn this into a truly world-class spot.
Heading the other way up the coast is another fairly unknown spot called Palmones. Divided in two by a river, here you will find flatter waters and calmer conditions when it is blown out in Tarifa. A small flat water lagoon behind the beach is also perfect for practising those latest tricks.
Here's some Tarifa Bars and Restaurants worth checking out too….
- Vaca Loca is awesome for great steaks
- La Tribu makes great pizza and is really well priced
- Bossa bar and Bar 10 are the two little bars in the old town
- La Cueva for awesome burgers
- Also check out the back streets for some amazing Tapas Restaurants.
I can't recommend the Tantrum Team highly enough for kite surfing lessons, and also as a great group to hang out with when you can kite surf. Sam the owner and Maria the Centre Manager, along with the other instructor guarantee to make your trip to Tarifa loads of fun even if like me, the wind did not live up to expectations.
On a separate note, after I left the wind blew perfectly for 10 days, so that's the law of the kiteboarding sod………..


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By: Peter T. Pugliese, MD
Posted: November 25, 2008, from the December 2008 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
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Remember that sirtuins are the initiators of the deacetylation of the histones, and thus inactivate certain segments of DNA. It is this very action of resveratrol that makes it so effective as an anti-aging and anti-cancer agent. Resveratrol is capable of the activation of Sir2, which turns on the deacetylation process. This is the same result seen as an effect of caloric restriction (CR) in the life-extension process. This process is still not completely understood, but at least some progress has been made. A new phase of aging control is being entered, and you are in on the ground floor. The activation of Sir2 is only one aspect of the benefits of resveratrol, so let's look at some others.
Oral absorption. Resveratrol has been found to be highly absorbed—at least 70% in human beings—through oral doses. The compound is metabolized to resveratrol sulfate, but resveratrol glucuronide is the most common metabolite. There does not seem to be a problem with the absorption of resveratrol when taken orally.4
As an antioxidant. Many organic compounds, such as resveratrol, contain aromatic groups (six carbon ring structures), making them able to function as antioxidants. They achieve this action by forming stable radical structures, thereby preventing continuous oxidation. Resveratrol contains two aromatic groups that provide higher antioxidant protection than vitamin C and vitamin E.5 The antioxidant activity of resveratrol has been associated with protection against the initiation of atherosclerosis, often associated with oxidation of low-density lipoproteins (LDL). In early atherosclerosis lesions, blood platelets are seen that, when activated, can generate reactive oxygen species (ROS). Resveratrol can inhibit ROS formation, and thus reduce lipid peroxidation.6
Resveratrol and heart disease. The French are noted for having a relatively low incident of coronary heart disease. This phenomenon has been attributed to the high consumption of wine—the red varieties include resveratrol—in France.7 The most accepted explanation for how this heart protection occurs by resveratrol is the inhibition of platelet aggregation.8 Platelets are tiny blue (Wright's stain) cells without nuclei that function to stop bleeding by clumping at the site of a wound. They are activated by adenosine diphosphate (ADP), collagen, thrombin and other factors, but when activated, they change their shape and clump around the damaged area in an attempt to seal off leaking blood. When this clumping becomes excessive, it can lead to the beginning of cardiovascular disease.
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I have a question about my new combi steam oven: If I plan to cook with both heat and high humidity (eg 100% steam), does it make sense to preheat with both heat and steam settings, or just the heat and then turn of the steam once the food is in the oven? I always use the steam-release feature before opening the oven if it is on 100% steam so it seems maybe unnecessary to have the steam going in advance. thanks! Ben |
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Ben, sorry, I don't have an answer. A number of us have looked in vain for a thorough instruction book on how to use a combi, and I am not sure if one exists, but if it did it would answer your question. If you are going to cook with high heat and humidity, I might preheat a few minutes, but doubt it makes much difference. If you are making bread, it might make a difference if you put the dough in a hot humid environment, but other than that, if you are cooking something that is going to take more than 10 or 15 minutes, I don't know if the temp when it hits the oven is all that critical. |
If I am cooking with high heat and humidity, I pre-heat. The high heat tends to decrease the steam IMO. If I am cooking with 100% steam and low temperature..say 220 degrees ie: steamed vegetable, I just put the food in and turn on the oven (I don't pre-heat). The steam fills the oven quickly. Why pre-heat, open the oven and lose the steam? If the oven is already hot, it's harder to get the oven to fill with steam (just my observation). If I am using zero steam--just convection, I always pre-heat without food in the oven, but of course it doesn't take long. |
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The MetraPark Arena will be hosting the annual Holiday Classic Basketball Tip-off Tournament this year. The tournament is scheduled for Friday and Saturday and with 16 teams from seven different high schools taking part. The schedule for the first day of action is as follows:
Friday Boys Schedule - 9:30 a.m.: Hays-Lodgepole vs. Northern Cheyenne; 11 a.m.: Plenty Coups JV vs. Brockton; 5:30 p.m.: Lame Deer vs. Wyoming Indian; 8:30 p.m.: Lodge Grass vs. Plenty Coups.
Friday Girls Schedule - 12:30 p.m.: Lodge Grass vs. Plenty Coups; 2 p.m.: Lame Deer vs. Wyoming Indian; 4 p.m.: Lodge Grass JV vs. Brockton; 7 p.m.: Hays-Lodgepole vs. Northern Cheyenne.


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That hotly anticipated Android 4.2.2 update for the AT&T HTC One was approved for distribution yesterday, but now it's reportedly hitting devices. Users on XDA report that a small 16MB update is showing up first, then sometime later, the big 537MB update to Android 4.2.2 appears.
There were some delays, but HTC's last-generation flagship device is getting the bump up to Android 4.2.2. Yes, AT&T has approved the OTA for its version of the HTC One X. Sadly, this will be the last new version of Android it sees. It's better than nothing, though.
HTC AT&T One X customers - We have received Technical Approval for the MR with Sense 5 + OS 4.2.2. The OTA is targeted for 1/29.
Verizon posted details surround an incoming update for the DROID DNA several months ago that would bring the device up to Android 4.2.2 and dress it up with Sense 5, but an OTA never came. Now that's changing, as Verizon has officially announced it and provided a detailed overview of changes owners can expect. The update will provide an experience similar to that on the HTC One, with features such as BlinkFeed, quick settings, and improved Sense apps making their way over to what was 2012's best DROID.
Updates don't alway meet their deadlines, and that's fine. The Android 4.2.2 Google TV update that LG promised back in May may be late, but it's here, at least for some models. This is big news for people who have invested in Google's television offering, as it bumps the platform up from a rather old Android 3.2 Honeycomb base.
Unfortunately, some things are lost in transition. While updated Google TVs will have better mobile app compatibility thanks to Android NDK support, the Chrome browser has changed from the PC to the Android version, meaning there's no Flash support.
Reports have been circulating for the last week or so that the Android 4.2.2 bits were arriving on WiFi-only Note 8.0 devices, but now the floodgates appear to have opened. Almost all Note 8.0 units in the US should now be able to get the update in the system menu or by connecting to Samsung's Kies software.
Xperia Tablet Z WiFi owners, the time has come for you to make the jump to Android 4.2.2. The latest firmware update, version 10.3.1.C.0.136, updates the six-month tablet to the next version of Jelly Bean and brings with it a slew of features worth salivating over, such as support for 64GB SD cards, and some that may be more subjective, such as the transition from a tablet UI to a phone UI.
While we haven't heard a peep about the Android 4.2 update rolling out to the HTC One in the US, it's old news in Europe. In fact, HTC is already rolling out the 4.2 update to last year's flagship, the HTC One X, on that side of the pond. European owners of the Tegra 3-powered handset will now get to taste Sense 5, including BlinkFeed, but they have the option to disable the latter if they're not interested.
HTC hasn't completely forgotten its older devices as it continues talking up the HTC One. The One X+ is finally getting an update to Android 4.2.2, which is actually newer software than the current generation One in the US runs... but that's beside the point. The OTA is hitting Taiwan first, but we've already got a full system dump and a ROM based on it.
The software features are essentially the same as you'd see on other HTC devices running 4.2.2.
When I checked out the WiFi-only version of the Xperia Tablet Z I was surprised by how solid it was. One of my main gripes was the old software and the UI that came with it. Well, the first variant of the Tablet Z is now getting an update to Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2, and it changes the interface to a hybrid of the old UI and new UI used on the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.


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'You'll also be able to redeem iTunes gift cards on the phone in the iTunes App store.'
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so, since the end of my first trimester and now the second i've been getting painful big zits ON MY BODY! there not on my face but on areas of my body for example- the back of my thigh, one on each side of my hips, one in the crease of my arm, 2 by my elbow, and two on my belly. wth is that all about??? they aren't little pimples either it's big fat red painful zits. this has to be some hormonal thing but i've had 4 babies and never got some weird thing like this before. has anyone else got this or some other weird hormonal pregnancy thing?this is just the begining what the heck is going to happen to me towards the end?
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I don't have what you are describing, but overall the skin on my face does not look good. It's not so much breakouts but the color. I had some brown spots and the color in general is not even. I don't like to look at myself in the mirror
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Posted By: ^heidi^ ODate: Tuesday, 7 March 2000, at 6:21 p.m.
In Response To: Re: Beef Lectins? (Cindy Leonard-Krinsky (B+))
That's from Peter - the types he recommends no beef for are types with low stomach acid. The beef kinda sits in the system for a long time - not good for bowel indole levels.
Whether beef broth is OK for those types or not has not been directly addressed - looking forward to LR!!!