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Art: Abraham Lopez imagines the stars of Pixar's Up as Batman and Robin.
Upcoming: Michel Fiffe teases COPRA #4, which is slated to ship soon.
Art: Abraham Lopez imagines the stars of Pixar's Up as Batman and Robin.
Upcoming: Michel Fiffe teases COPRA #4, which is slated to ship soon.
Video: The party rises (on) in MakeEmLaugh's Bane's World.
Manga: New images of the full-color Dragon Ball Z manga are now online, which you can check out up close in the digital edition of Weekly Sh
Toys: Atamaii takes a look at some previously unseen upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys from Playmates shown at the recent Hong Kong Toy Fair 2013.
Scholarships: Any graduating high school senior enrolling in a college, university, or trade school t
Lasers: Laser-Gadgets maestro Patrick Priebe builds his own working "Iron Man" laser gauntlet.
Toys: PlasticPlayhouse's Rick Dries retools M.U.S.C.L.E. figures into Masters of the Universe heroes a
Cats: Limecat, you've got some serious cuteness competition from Pomelo Iron Man Cat.
Video: Director Kyle Roberts is currently working on a new live action project called Posthuman, which is seeking fan funds to produce a feature with "the heart of a John Hughes film and the energy of X-Men."
Toys: The Fwoosh has an awesome gallery of DC Universe Classics test shots. My favorites are Blue Beetle and
Animation: Studio Ghibli has revealed posters for its next two animated feature films, Kaze Tachinu and Kaguya-hime no Monogatari, both set for release in Japan this summer.
Webcomics: Second Quest artist David
DVD: The original 1974 Wonder Woman TV pilot starring Cathy Lee Crosby and Superboy: The Complete Second Season are now on DVD. Reminder: Season 2 is when Superboy fights Dracula in space.
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Gaming: Brian
Upcoming: Dark Horse Comics has announced the limited-to-4,000-copies The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Historia Collector's Edition, which will feature new faux-leather hardcover binding and gold gilded pages when it drops on February 12 for $69.99 at participating retai


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Say ''Ray Liotta'' and one can't help but think of his onscreen moments stabbing, shooting, or pummeling his prey, especially in 1986's Something Wild and 1990's GoodFellas. ''Bad guys stand out,'' he shrugs. ''The ones I've been fortunate enough to play have been dynamic and out-there, and people respond to them.''
Liotta's fans should relish his latest role, crime boss Smith (real name: Bobby Stevens), who's given an all-purpose moniker by lawmen scrambling to identify him. The ever-intense 51-year-old—his blue-green eyes as piercing as ever is taking his first shot at leading a TV series, the CBS heist drama Smith (Tuesdays, 10 p.m.). And while it's true that he plays a loving family man to dental-technician wife Hope (Virginia Madsen) and their kids, the old Liotta makes his small-screen debut about 30 minutes in, when he squashes an uppity inferior with a wolfish snarl charged with feral rage. How mean is he? In a month filled with so many new shows, Smith is probably the only network star badass enough to be holding a cigarette...until his wife tells him to put it down.
Usually, a complicated, duplicitous antihero like Smith can only be found prowling around movies and cable. An intrigued Liotta, whose career is recovering from a mid-'90s slide (he has a full slate of movies in the can, including Narc director Joe Carnahan's Smokin' Aces and the middle-aged-biker comedy Wild Hogs, with John Travolta and Tim Allen), found himself overcoming a long-held anti-TV bias. ''Back in the '70s, shows were using people who had finished their movie careers,'' he says. ''And people like Bruce Willis and John Travolta broke out [and left TV].'' But after guesting on a 2004 episode of ER (his turn as a dying alcoholic earned him an Emmy), Liotta noticed that more of his peers were shifting back and forth between film and TV...good TV. ''I knew he was talented before ER,'' says that drama's executive producer John Wells. ''But I had no idea what he was going to bring to it. From that point on, I thought, 'I gotta do something else with this guy.''' So when Wells created the sinister Smith, Liotta was the only choice.
''To people I grew up with, it's probably amazing I make a living acting tough,'' says Liotta, who was a jock as a kid in Union, N.J., but who insists he was no bully: ''I've been in a fight once, in seventh grade.'' Liotta became a drama major at the University of Miami in order to dodge math and history requirements, but ended up getting hooked on acting.
On his third day in New York in 1978, Liotta landed one of those K-tel records commercials; that first week he had an agent; and within six months he was a regular on Another World, playing Joey Perrini, a character Liotta describes as ''the nicest guy in the world.'' He departed the NBC soap and the East Coast in 1981, and after spending five years as a struggling actor in L.A., he landed the role that would grant him his indelibly brutal reputation: Melanie Griffith's psychotic ex who terrorized Jeff Daniels in 1986's Something Wild.
But in a strategic bid for longevity, Liotta then decided to do only one film a year and avoid being typecast. So he played a caring brother to a disabled man in 1988's Dominick and Eugene, soft-spoken ''Shoeless'' Joe Jackson in 1989's Field of Dreams and turned down a meeting with Tim Burton for 1989's Batman. ''I thought, 'Batman, what the hell? I'm an actor, I don't do Batman!' Little did I know what he'd end up doing [with the movie].'' Looking back, Liotta says, ''I probably wouldn't have been as precious about my choices. What's the big deal if you do two or three bad guys in a row?'' Luckily, he had the sense to seize his most iconic part, as a slippery cokehead mobster in Martin Scorsese's GoodFellas in 1990.
In person, Liotta seems exhausted from a long week on set, but he's candid when talking about his career stumbles, his acting goals, and his 7-year-old daughter, Karsen; staying close to her was one of the reasons he took Smith. (He shares custody with his actor-producer ex-wife Michelle Grace.) Though he speaks well of his show, he's still adjusting to the grueling schedule, and notes that he's only under a one-year contract. ''Some days I say, 'There's no f---ing way I'm going to stay here,''' says the actor with a grimace. ''Between the hours, the speed you have to get [the episodes] done, the egos involved... And it's not as collaborative as I thought it would be.''
He stops when he hears himself complaining, probably since his up-and-down career has taught him not to begrudge work. ''But when I look back, there are movies where you're compromised,'' he adds. ''It's always something.''
My Brilliant Career
Returning to TV, the actor comes full circle.
Another World
''People [who] just know me from the soap are shocked: 'You're so mean sometimes!'''
Something Wild
Netted Liotta a Golden Globe nom.
''The right director, actors, material, timing, all [fell] into place.''
Corrina, Corrina
No Escape
His attempt at Schwarzeneggerian action ''came out much better than I thought.''
Cop Land
Muppets From Space
He played a security guard who is seduced by Miss Piggy!
In which Lecter feeds Liotta his own brains.
He produced and put on 30 pounds to play a corrupt cop.
''This was so sensitive and emotional,'' Liotta says of his Emmy-winning one-shot on the hospital series.

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Kitsilano's August Jack restaurant matches tapas with craft beer
Fans of craft beer take note: there's a new restaurant in Kitsilano that takes its craft beer as seriously as its food.
The August Jack Tapas & Craft House opened July 19 at 2042 West 4th Avenue. (The restaurant is named after August Jack Khatsahlano, the Squamish chief.) The menu consists of Pacific Northwest-style small plates, and every item, including the desserts, is listed with a suggested beer pairing.
The restaurant currently offers eight craft beers on tap, including Storm Brewing's Black Plague Stout, Alameda's Yellow Wolf Imperial IPA, and Delirium's Tremens. Very soon, there will be a new floor-to-ceiling glass display fridge, which will facilitate six more rotating craft beer taps, and showcase up to 80 varieties of bottled craft beer.
Chef Benjamin Curtis, who was the opening chef at Portland Craft and then moved to Public Lounge Eatery, is a big craft beer fan himself. "When I was 14 years old, I helped my dad with his home brew," he tells the Georgia Straight in an interview at the restaurant. "I put all the caps on the bottles. That started my love of craft beer at an early age."
Some of his dishes were created to match a certain beer, and others inspired a beer pairing. Some dishes are even made with beer; for example, the micro greens salad is dressed with an IPA strawberry vinaigrette. "A really hoppy IPA works nicely with the sweetness of the strawberries," he explains.
The tapas menu focuses on local, seasonal ingredients and incorporates a lot of Oceanwise seafood, such as rare-seared albacore tuna. Chef Curtis sources his oysters from Sawmill Bay Shellfish on Read Island. "They're the best oysters that I've ever eaten," he says, and he serves them on the half shell and pan-seared.
Curtis's mussels come from the same supplier; for his signature dish, he simmers them in Phillips Longboat Chocolate Porter along with caramelized onions, tarragon, and a splash of cream. "The porter gives it a savory, rich flavour rather than a dessert-style sweetness," he says. He suggests pairing the mussels with a Hopworks Cascadia Dark Ale.
The restaurant also offers a cheese list, as well as wine, and is working on flights pairing four cheeses and four beers. "A lot of my cheeses are from Quebec," Curtis says, but others, such as the mild Tiger Blue, come from B.C.
The August Jack plans to host beer makers' dinners and tap takeovers. It's currently open every day from 5 p.m. until late; weekend brunch is coming soon.
Did the owners ever contact the Squamish people to get their permission to use their deceased Chief's name?
Probably not.
Drink your dam "craft beer" -the great Canadian tradition of makin money off of Indigenous People continues.
Now they are offering a special on Cider and calling it the "SuiCider" with a picture of a supposedly "dead" woman lying on the floor with an apple.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Collaborates with Chinti & Parker
Honestly, if it were Selena Gomez or Taylor Swift hawking these Chinti & Parker sweaters, I probably wouldn't want them as much. Which isn't to say I don't love the sweaters (they're adorable) or Taylor (I mean, obviously). It's just that with their hearts, stripes and colored elbow patches, the knits already have as much cotton candy cuteness as they need.
And that's why it's sorta brilliant that Chinti & Parker tapped almost-40-year-old Gwyneth Paltrow to collaborate on the limited edition sweaters instead. She makes them more cheeky-casual than teenybopper-y, like they'd suit not just girls who keep Silly Bandz and bubblegum in their handbags, but Purell and anti-aging cream carrying women, too. (And those in between, like me.)
Sold exclusively on Goop's website, the sweaters aren't cheap (is anything on there?), but they are, of course, super, super high-quality cashmere. Only the best for Gwyneth's downtime, mixing-a-kale-salad-barefoot-on-a-Sunday moments (and you, if you have $500 to spare).
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Amtrak Saluki/Illini One Day Trip - September 2014
Traveled to Carbondale, IL, to ride Amtrak's Saluki and Illini trains from Carbondale to Chicago and return on September 23, 2014. Photos are in gallery Amtrak Saluki/Illini One Day Trip in the Rail Travel Folder.
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Amtrak Rail Trip - Los Angeles, New Orleans, Santa Barbara, San Diego - July/August 2014
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New York City Visit to Tevy Bradley and Scott Johnson - June 2014
I visited my adopted Tennessee family friends Tevy Bradley and Scott Johnson June 19-24. While there, I visited their home on 148 Street, attended three Broadway shows, visited and toured the 9/11 Museum and Memorial site, and did some sightseeing including Battery Park, Statue of Liberty, and Staten Island Ferry. I've created a new Folder New York City and created five new galleries in sub folder New York City June 2014.
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Nashville Zoo DinoTrek and Australian Outback Exhibits April 11, 2014
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Titans Season Ticket Members Appreciation Lunch February 2014
Tennessee Titans invited all season ticket members to an appreciation lunch at Nashville's new Music City Center February 18, 2014. At the lunch there was a program hosted by Titans's radio play by play announcer Mike Keith introducing and interviewing new Titans head coach Ken Whizenhunt. See all the photos in the Titans Season Ticket Member Bash gallery in the Tennessee Titans folder. This folder is now in the major folder Tennessee.


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New Drug Compounds Show Promise Against Endometriosis
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Use of Methadone to Treat Pain Increases Risk of Death, Study Shows
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Opioids Administered in ER Don't Influence Patient Satisfaction, Study Shows
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- Use of sedation protocol does not reduce time on ventilator for children
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- Early knee arthritis symptoms first felt when using stairs
- Gut microbes trigger autoimmune disease later in life in mice
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- Herpes zoster vaccine may benefit younger people with rheumatoid arthritis, Lupus, inflammatory bowel disease
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- Exercise, manual therapy improve pain, function in osteoarthritis
- Inflammation drives painful sensitization in knee osteoarthritis
- Blood test could prevent medication trial and error for rheumatoid arthritis patients
- First of its kind program aims to break the chronic pain cycle
- Legally prescribed opioid use may increase mortality in chronic pain patients
- Cold-induced pain linked to the garlic, mustard receptor
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- Integrative medicine relieves pain, anxiety for cancer inpatients
- First-in-class nasal spray demonstrates promise for migraine pain relief
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Most gyms have rules posted somewhere in the facility. Can you just review some basic gym etiquette?
Putting a bunch of sweaty, grunting, body pumpers together in one small space calls for some serious rules. Although most gyms do post their policies, there are many unspoken rules about how to conduct yourself in a fitness facility. Here are the basics:
Be Nice – Share the equipment. When practical, let others use your machine during rest times.
Be Quick – Be reasonable about your time on equipment, especially if all machines are full.
Be Tidy – Clean up after yourself. Wipe away your sweat and germs and put away weights.
Be Quiet – Keep the volume down while chatting, and avoid using your cell phone when possible. Keep grunts to a minimum.
Be Modest – Cover up in the locker room. Keep it comfortable for everyone.
Be Safe – Make sure you know how to use the equipment properly. Never swing or throw weights. Always use self control.
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Was just given Honda HR214-SXA mower Starts great runs great just has a loud noise with engine running and blade disengaged. From looking on web at a parts page I would guess that the spring in the blade drive is broken or weak Looks like it can be purchased as part of a repair kit that includes spring driven disk and brake. Anyone able to offer an opinion if this might be it and if it is a difficult repair, I am reasonably mechanically skilled. |
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I want a crazy paving path for my main path to the front door. I've been doing the rounds of gardening centres and tile places and have the following problems
a) I can't afford anything they've got!!
Has any one got any ideas where I can source something like this CHEAPLY in Brisbane? I managed to get about 3 cubic metres of crushed granite for free, so I have a base about 10cm deep. One day soon I'll hire the whacker packer!! I know that I should probably set the pavers in a bed of concrete, but I don't have the money, and it's not something I feel I can do on my own. So my plan is to just lay the pavers on the deco, and put a sand or sand/concrete mixture between them. |
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What about pressed, coloured concrete? It can look very nice and is relatively cheap. You can have whatever shape you like if they have the moulds. Slate for paving costs the earth these days, and sandstone is generally too soft. If there are no quarries in your area, then much of the cost is in freight. We have incorporated stone into our brick paving, and had the sandstone cappings for the wall brought out from india. The cost of labour for the hand hewn edging was something like $1 per hour in India, compared with $60 per hour in Australia. We have waited 12 weeks for it to be delivered. The stone cost was $60 per square metre - even 30cm thick, plus cutting costs - cut to our specifications, plus delivery. Our stone came from the following link. I thought it would be mostly local stone, but they import a lot from india. The problem these days is the cost has risen to meet the demand for stone for walls, houses, paving etc. It used to be cheap but everyone wants it now. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pyrenees Quarry
I went to the tip and grabbed a lot of paving that had been lifted from the footpath and broke it up into smaller bits to created a crazy path. Actually just bedded them in sand and cemented the bits together. Looks OK though. |
thanks sparaxis and lomatia for the ideas. I'll do some more investigation and see if I can find a local stone place similar to the one you mentioned. and I'll also start haunting the tip. does anyone know if an outdoors slate path would need to be sealed, or otherwise protected from the weather? |
Pyrenees Quarry said plenty of people seal them the first year, and never bother after that. Our stone looks quite OK unsealed, so we aren't going to seal it. I guess it really depends how much wear it is getting. |
it would be exposed to the weather, and even though it is a 'front' path, it wouldn't actually get much foot traffic - most people just use the back door! |
Hi Wishful, if you feel like a nice drive go up to Noela's Wedding Gardens at Beerburrum. Noela's got a fantastic crazy path made from old concrete with mini mondo in between. The concrete came from a shopping centre reno, she just asked the people lifting it if she could have it. The gardens are on 8 acres and well worth a look. cheers ree |
I second (or is it third) the idea of the broken concrete. I have seen it too and it looks fabulous. I am not really a lover of concrete, but somehow when it is broken up like that (especially with the greenery in between) it takes on a totally different look! Cheers, Dee. |
thanks for the idea - I wouldn't normally go to Beerburrum just to look at a path, but I might put the kids in the car and go for a drive one day in the holidays |
Before and after my short 'concrete path' to the tap. The edges have been softened and hidden by small perennials. |
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The Mountain Goats announce fall tour dates
The Mountain Goats announce the first leg of their fall tour, kicking off October 9 in Richmond, Virginia.
Opening for the Mountain Goats will be Matthew E. White, who wrote the horn arrangements for the band's forthcoming release, Transcendental Youth.
Matthew E. White, described by Stereogum as "bring together the warm, haunted tones of Leonard Cohen, Terry Riley, and Dr. John," will be performing his debut album Big Inner with a 9-piece band; his horn section, in this special tour engagement, will join in the Mountain Goats' set. John Darnielle writes of the collaboration: "One of my fondest memories of the Transcendental Youth recording sessions is listening in the control room as Matthew and his players brought his horn arrangements to life on the other side of the glass. Me and Peter and Jon just sat there with our jaws on the floor. We can't wait to hear it come together live."
Before the tour kicks off, the Mountain Goats will play a covers and rarities set at the Hopscotch Music Festival September 7 in Raleigh, NC. Then on October 6 in Durham, NC, the Mountain Goats will perform the program Transcendental Youth with the world-renowned vocal quartet, Anonymous 4. Five songs from Transcendental Youth, in special vocal arrangements by Owen Pallett, serve as the hub of the program, which also spans the catalog of both the Mountain Goats and Anonymous 4. The program was performed earlier this year at the Ecstatic Music Festival in New York City and at The Barbican in London.
Hear the first single "Cry for Judas" now on the Merge SoundCloud page, and pre-order Transcendental Youth now on CD and LP in the Merge store.
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Oct 6 Durham, NC Reynolds Industries Theatre w/ Anonymous 4
Oct 9 Richmond, VA The National*
Oct 10 Baltimore, MD The Ottobar*
Oct 11 Philadelphia, PA Theatre of Living Arts*
Oct 14 Brooklyn, NY Music Hall of Williamsburg*
Oct 15 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom*
Oct 18 Boston, MA House of Blues*
Oct 19 Ithaca, NY The Haunt*
Oct 20 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre*
Oct 22 Grand Rapids, MI The Ladies Literary Club*
Oct 23 Milwaukee, WI Pabst Theatre*
Oct 24 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theatre*
Oct 26 Iowa City, IA The Blue Moose TapHouse*
Oct 27 Chicago, IL Vic Theatre*
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I want to do my own barn plan with
half on a cement slab with an area for storage, chickens and shop and half not on cement for a small number of livestock. How do I find out what the "standard" size
I was thinking of having it all sort of one barn
Those are just thoughts. Money/size is an issue so I want to pack as much versatility in the design as possible.
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Why do you want a dirt floor in half? Concrete is much easier to muck out. Make your pens removeable, so that the barn can be easily reconfigured. |
I didn't think it was adviseable to have cement floors under some species - for example horses as it was too hard on their legs/joints. Since I want this to be as flexible as possibe, i.e. I would be most likely to have a couple of either cows or sheep, I would like someone to be able to switch to horses. Exactly how do you make the pens reconfigurable? is there a system you can buy on the market? And again, is there somewhere (I have googled some though not exhaustibly) where size requirements are listed? |
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Hi Mary, What type of animals are you thinking if housing in your barn or maybe you're not sure yet? You can buy metal panels in different lengths that attach to each other and/or to the wall. I'm in Canada and I don't know if these suppliers are in the US too or not, but we've bought both Morand (morandindustries.com) and Hihog (you'll find it with a google search) metal panels. Abslutely indespensible for temporary set-ups. We use them in the barn and corral for our cattle and horses. We just built a calving barn and made the main alley way big enough for the tractor to drive through and push the manure out. Glad we did that. |
- Posted by xtreme_gardener 1b (My Page) on Mon, Aug 14, 06 at 0:14
Well, I think I was sleeping when I posted that message! You did say what kind of animals you were thinking of! Sorry. So to go on with my thoughts...in our calving barn we find 12' by 12' stalls are comfortable for a cow/calf pair. We house them for 1-2 days and then they get moved out to a pen. We've had 10' by 12' and 10' by 10' stalls in the past, but its just too crowded and the calf can too easily be stepped on. We made four stalls down each side of the barn and the alley is also 12' wide so it can be temporarily divided up into more pens if needed as well as let the tractor through with a couple feet of clearance. You could easily divide that temporarily for two sheep pens or open it back up for a cow. I've never housed horses in stalls except for a few hours so if they have to lay down I'm not sure what size is recomended. Check out gov't Agriculture sites and possibly also an Organic Certification site may have lists of area requirments for each animal species. Hope this helps. Its fun to be able to customize your own barn. |
- Posted by farmfreedom (My Page) on Tue, Aug 15, 06 at 12:56
Check out "Sloan's history of barns " and there is a boy scout handbook on farm structures , check out your county extension service for ideas . get them approved by your building inspector building department . you may be able to get one for free if you remove it in a timely fashion . from someone who wants it torn down . |
- Posted by tejas_pacas z8 SC TX (My Page) on Sat, Aug 19, 06 at 23:05
Generally, you plan on a 12'x12' stall for horses. Anything less could get them cast (stuck with feet against the wall)when they lay down. I would plan on at least a 12' alley down the middle and at least 10' entrance height clearance. I really loved my sliding doors on my barn at my last house. I also had a pipe gate at the pasture end of the drive-thru barn alley so I could open up the sliders for air flow and still keep the animals out. Unloading the hay bales is a cinch when you can drive-thru. For removable stall walls, try the livestock panels (horse grid is best) or if you want full or partially solid walls, try galvanized steel channels and slide in 2"x6" boards. Drill holes in the channels and mount on the support posts. Slide in the boards up to the height you want. I topped with hog panel to allow for air movement. If you have a way of making a groove in the top board like tongue and groove, the panel sits down inside the groove and doesn't wobble. I also made a top board with groove to secure the top of the hog panel. There is a company that makes these stall channels in painted, galvanized and aluminum. Country Manufacturing. The good part of these kind of walls is that you just slide out the boards when you need to expand the stalls. |
- Posted by quirkyquercus 7 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 16, 06 at 9:43
There are many, many books on this very subject. I was looking at one about a week ago infact at Borders. |
- Posted by farmfreedom (My Page) on Sat, Sep 16, 06 at 9:54
CHECK OUT : "farm arrangements " boy scout merit badge pamphlet . also Eric Sloans book "history of barns" also your county extension service & local and interlibrary loan libraries . good luck! |
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The Charm Of Purgatory
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In a magazine somewhere in the mid-1980's, I ran across a brilliantly minimalist narrative piece called Nogard. The premise was very simple: Take an epic hero—one who has been through a long series of breathtaking adventures conquered adversity and come through it all to become legendary--take this hero and put him or her into a vacuum and see what happens. This is the intrinsic appeal of Ariel Dorfman's Purgatorio—Next Act's�latest play. We get to see the ancient heroes Jason and Medea removed from the legends they come from. Jason is removed from the Argo and his quest for the Golden Fleece. Medea is removed from her part in that quest. Stripped of everything else, they're in a very institutional room. It's all very sterile. Each one of them is alone—being questioned about questionable decisions they've made by someone in a lab coat. It's the same kind of appeal that Nogard had. It's very haunting. But it'd be excessively boring in the wrong hands.
That's what's really haunting about Next Act's Purgatorio to me . . . I've seen actors David Cecsarini and Angela Iannone in quite a few productions over the years. Being in a position where I was going to be writing a preview about the show for the Shepherd, I had to spend some time reading a bit of the script and visualizing what the dynamic between the two of them was going to be like in those roles. As I imagined Cecsarini and Iannone performing those lines onstage at the Off-Broadway Theatre, I was able to pretty accurately anticipate things down to individual tones and inflections. And I walked out of the theatre last Friday getting pretty much exactly what I'd expected. And in spite of this, I'm still thinking back on the performance and thinking about how impressive it was. To get exactly what you expect out of a performance and still be impressed is kind of what you hope for out of any performance. It's quite rare when that actually happens.
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Nobody's quite certain where the term growler comes from. In the 1800′s, while many types of containers were used to transport beer from the tavern to the home or the workplace (we've got to bring that tradition back) including stoneware jugs and glass bottles, the most common was the galvanized or enameled pail. One theory about the name claims that the CO2 escaping from underneath the lid made a growling sound. Another says it's a reference to the conflict between the bartender trying to put one pint of beer (which was what was paid for) into the two quart bucket that the customer wanted filled all the way. Either way, the name stuck, and through the years, regardless of the container, be it waxed paper in the 50′s, or the modern glass bottle used since the late 80′s, beer from the tap to go has come in a growler.
Now, el Bait Shop is happy to announce that we offer growlers of most of our draft brews. These adorable little 32 ounce bottles are available for only a $3 deposit the first time, and prices for a fill vary depending on the beer in question, starting at $9. Got one of the bigger, 64 ounce growlers from somewhere else? Bring it on in. We'll slap a sticker on it and fill you on up for twice the price of the 32 ouncers. Please rinse your growler before you bring it in, it's better for both of us.
There are a few exceptions, however. We haven't figured out an efficient way to pour our nitro tapped brews into a growler without losing too much carbonation, so those are out. In addition, we want to make sure everybody gets a chance to try every brew we bring in, so some of the extremely rare stuff won't be available to go, at first. If it's been on the wall for more than two weekends, it's fair game. The only other limitation is price. The very high end stuff will only be available here. You didn't really want to pay $60 for a growler anyway. Trust me.
Of course, we always prefer you to stay and hang out with us for a while, but we're really excited to bring you this new way to enjoy some of the finest beer in the country. Come on down and take one out.
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VTLib and Vermont Health Connect held webinars in August and September (a repeat, not a series) to help library directors, staff and volunteers learn more about how libraries of all kinds can help patrons and communities as the new healthcare marketplace opens in October. If you were not able to attend, you can watch ONE of the recorded webinars from August OR September:
August webinar at: https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/950394023 or
September webinar at: https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/855864151
You can also request media materials, host a community forum, and add links to the VHC website, like the one above, to your website and to your public computing stations. Go to their website and the pages for "Partners" for more information: http://healthconnect.vermont.gov/information/community_partners/educational.
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To find help and Navigators by county: http://healthconnect.vermont.gov/find
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Hi, I'm planning a walkout bay window as an extension of an enclosed breezeway. To get the projection I need and fill the opening I needed to order three individual windows. The units will be about 36" wide and 80" tall. Actually the center unit is wider than that. My question is whether it is practical to mull the units together on site or if the units need to be framed individually. One contractor indicated he could mull them, but I'm questioning whether this can be done so that the whole bay unit is stable and weather tight. Thanks for your help! |
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I would prefer to have some sort of stud running between them to help with the deflection but you can probably mull them. When I have had clients that absolutely wanted the zero mullion look, we have dropped structure inside the mullion groove to help with the deflection. That is a large opening and tall. Depending on the unit and frame materials, you might have some noticeable movement. |
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Carhartt ® A113 hood has a water-repellent, 1000-denier Cordura ® nylon outer that outwears cotton duck 10 to 1. Nylon lining is quilted to arctic-weight polyester insulation to provide exceptional warmth in cold weather. Three-piece hood has a chin protector with hook-and-loop closure. Black color. Carhartt A113.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock [1] today announced Doug Linkhart [2] will become the Manager of Environmental Health — adding one more member to his cabinet.
Linkhart, who served as at-large councilman and ran for mayor against Hancock, had been lobbying for a position in his administration after coming in fourth behind Chris Romer [4], Hancock and James Mejia in the May 3 election.
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Linkhart, who also served in the legislature from 1994 to 2003, will earn $120,900 a year. Rice's annual salary will be $105,963 and Fredrick's will be $156,394, according to the mayor's office.
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20 minute lower body and 20 minutes ab workout on balance ball with Susanna Deason.
I hope to do the 20 minute upper body later. Ran out of times this AM. Lots to get done today we have company coming for the weekend and a family picnic tomorrow,
Good Friday morning all,
I finally got my dining room table cleaned off this morning!! We have another smaller table that we normally use so the dining room is a catch all. But that is done now and usable when our company arrives at supper time. So the weekend for us is company, surprise birthday (family only) for my soon to be 10-y-o. Then relax and have some fun.
Bama that should start making that fat cry. Good luck gal! Great job on your work out!
Dianna awesome job with your workout this morning!! I don't see any fizzle there, it is all sizzle girl!
Morning sisters,
Well we were up LATE as Jay had Julie on from the San Diego zoo and Seaworld and then he had Rod Stewart on....needless to say it was close to 1 a.m. before we got to sleep and then I had some 'scary' thoughts and it was another hour for me before I finally went out.
As for workouts today....doing to do another double workout to finish off the month with missing and not doing so well in the evening.....Mari Winsor Pilates for Pink workout (band workout) Firm Abs and Legs workouts and Lazy Girl workout for the evening
Well Bama, you put me to shame this a.m., awesome workouts and your muscles should be sizzling and burning and taking care of any fat cells! Hope you go out for dinner tonight you desire it!
Great workouts this a.m. Dianna and hope you get your upper body in later. Good luck with getting the other stuff done and have fun at the family picnic tomorrow.
Chris, glad your dining room table is ready for tonight's company....and a very Happy Birthday to your son....wow 10 years old. Oh Chris, great minds think a like I see as we both had the 'fat' in mind with Bama's awesome workouts. Have a great Friday and weekend, Chris.
Molasses, you too, have a nice weekend.
My DH has decided to take the afternoon off and I think we are going to do something active. I am suggesting a bike ride. Here is hoping it is a good one.
Sue, good job on those workouts. Don't overdo it but enjoy!
Have a great Labour Day weekend all! Have fun and stay safe!
Just cleaned the mold and cob webs off of my treadmill. Scrubbed the belt down with mildew cleaner. DH checked and it still runs. Letting everything dry off good before trying it out. I don't expect to do 30 minutes at a time because of my knee but I am thinking maybe two 15's or three 10's. I have it aimed at the back windows so I can watch the deer and other critters and I have my walking CD in the player and ready to go. I may turn on the ceiling fans and get moving after I get my work caught up. Depends on how soon our company arrives. She is running behind and is at home in still in NJ.
I'm back. Got the treadmill in. Only ten minutes, I forgot to turn the fans on. I'm shooting for 15 tomorrow if I can fit it in around company and cooking for the picnic.
Good evening, my sweaty sisters--good to see you are all moving and grooving this week!
Bama, I suspect that you will see some results when you change your strength training routine. You are doing great with all your steps and multiple workouts every day.
Dianna, you are doing great this week, too! I hope your knee doesn't object to your exertions.
Chris, have fun with your hubby! We are going to have to step it up to keep up with Bama and Dianna now! Happy birthday to your DS.
Sue, great job on catching up on your missed workouts. I know that you feel the same way I do when you have to miss one. Have a great long week-end.
Happy Labor Day weekend, sisters!
Busy day. Got my SIL to try tai chi with me this am. We banned DH from the room and did about 30 minutes in between laughing at each other.
Need to hit the shower and then get busy.
Good Morning and Happy Saturday all,
Di, that must have been really fun to have a buddy with you. I always enjoyed going to the gym because I had a buddy. Makes the workouts go a lot faster and funner tooo
I wasn't going to do anything this morning but decided to just walk so Treadmill 30 minutes Glad that I did .
Di, you are getting like that little pink bunny. Great Job.
Dianna, you had the perfect excuse not to workout this morning, and you didn't take it--you should be seriously proud of yourself! Glad you had fun with your SIL!
Great job for you, too, Bama--you could certainly have talked yourself into a day off after all you've been doing.
Insane Abs from Insanity for me this morning. I'm sure I'll be feeling it later.
Have a great Saturday, Sweat Sisters!
Chris, I know you and hubby enjoyed that bike ride yesterday. Hope your weekend is a wonderful one. Can't wait to hear about your son's birthday celebration.
Dianna, great job on the treadmill, two workouts in one, getting it all cleaned up and then using it and what wonderful placement and a great view. Put some music on you like too and that will keep you moving and groovin, that's what we used to do in Lousy LV where we had one. No room for it here so had to sell it before we left.
Yeah Molasses, like yourself hate to miss my workouts. Great workout for you on Friday too, I see.
Dianna, what fun to have your friend doing Tai chi with you. I know I loved it when Chuck and I used to do our weight and other workouts together. Dianna, you are taking my 'Energizer Bunny moniker" away from me.....LOL Great on the workouts this week.
Bama, you too, awesome workout this a.m.
I see another great workout for you too, this a.m. Molasses.
Well I am doing Real life workouts with dusting, bathrooms, end of month washes, and vacuum cleaning.
Have a wonderful Labor Day weekend ladies,
I did great with the workouts for August, only missed a couple of evening workouts due to tiredness, the last week and I made up for workouts the last week on Monday and Friday with doubling up on morning workouts. Also did much better with my chocolate this month with the Speedy track all milk chocolate race cars and the other chocolate in the PB plus did better with PB too by having it in ice cream...hey whatever works LOL My daily fruit was NOT good due to buying some and finding out it was terrible and not made in the USA. Will be rectified this week when we go shopping. So then I will get back on target with fruit. Also wasn't a good month for Vitamin D and Vitamins, also soon to be rectified as they were ordered. But only got about a week in of Vitamin D and have been breaking vitamins in half. So they will go back to normal next week, when they are due to arrive.
Start date for September workouts will be September 2nd. Weeks 1 & 2 will do Pound Melting Pilates on MWF and evening workout will be Hightower Power with five firming moves. NOTE: Will give Tone with Tracy a try on the first week Monday morning but not too sure of it, so wanted a back up. T- Th workout will be Sexy Arm shape up; Weeks 3 & 4 will do Tone Your Trouble Zones with breaking up the moves by doing the first 6 (on the page I have) on Monday, the back of that page on Wednesday (6 moves) and the final page (6 moves ) on Friday and MWF evening will be Double-Duty Toning Exercises and T-Th will be Steal her workout (saddlebag slimmer; belly buster; tush tightener; and thigh trimmer....all done on the bed)
Food goals: My food goals will remain the same continue to take my women's daily vitamins and vitamin D, and keep up the increase in the fruits and veggies in my diet, and try some different type of veggies. Also continue to try out some different recipes, which has been going very well. Plus continue with the getting in chocolate several times a week ( and continue to have peanut butter (got another PB ice cream with chocolate in it for this month).
Here are the workouts and links ladies, some I have done before so some you might have already:
Tone Your Trouble Zones
Tone with Tracy (slides)
Pound Melting Pilates
Sexy Arm shape up
Double-Duty Toning Exercises
I forgot the wow abs one:
Happy Sunday everyone,
I was going to again take the day off but I decided No Way Jose while you are on a roll JUST DO IT!
40 minutes Treadmill
110 crunches.
Yay on the RLW, Sue; enjoy your Me Day today!
110 crunches--you'll be fit for enlisting in the Army pretty soon, Bama!
7 mile run for me this morning. It was in the 70s still at 6 a.m. and very humid so it wasn't overly fun, but it's done.
Hi ladies,
Hubby picked CharmedGate for Wednesday night which was good as we were all tuckered out, didn't even attempt to check disks as we probably would have fallen asleep, which I did anyway at bed time, so missed my workout. I forgot to say that Savemart did have the HH sweet and sour chicken dinner, so will give it a try sometime....it's only for me as hubby wouldn't like it, so I would get a bunch of meals out of it just for me LOL
Got my dusting and vacuuming done on Thursday in the a.m. as usual., it was a light week so since I was tuckered out after shopping and all didn't bother with doing it after dinner. Got it done Thursday morning before I got on line. Also decided to nix the stick vacuum for now as the upright is working fine and into a pattern now and truthfully finding it picks up the floors better. Plus with all of these stick vacuums just being stuck together with a hand held brush vac like of bottom, just not impressed. Will wait and check out lighter uprights (with bags) in them and go with one of those. A friend got a good Bissell and while that model isn't available any longer they did write me back with the replacement. So will check that out when we are ready.
Did have a very productive Thursday with the cleaning done, shower, then worked on August budget stuff, got my pages set up for September, hubby scanned my Handyride paperwork in for me and I did my copy and then the final copy and faxed it off. Will give it a week and call and be sure it got there and moving forward. Did call Donna to be sure she had the old paperwork from 2010 and left a message, she called back...apparently didn't listen very well so I recalled back and told her again in a different way and even Chuck said if she doesn't get it this time...just fax the paperwork to her and write it in the fax.
Also got my September tickle file disbursed into their appropriate days since the 31st is a Saturday and I don't check it on the weekend.
Then I did the DVD show changes and published them and checked on line. So only thing still to check is otr stuff, which will happen next week.
Got my workouts gone through and pulled some out for September and will do up my report and schedule this weekend.
It was my night for the CSBM network and we watched the 2 part Wonder Woman episode. Well we added a sprinkle of the Sargento 6 cheese Italian and my 'system' was again effected....so the remainder of the bag is in the can...and won't be buying that one again.
My body isn't having a good week I have sore on the top of my lip, and a very large cyst type thingy (I have gotten before) in my 'woman area' from my undies rubbing which apparently they did Wednesday while shopping. so had a hard time walking even around the house on Thursday. Did my alcohol then Vaseline procedure several times during the day and before bed. Then Friday my flip flop broke taking Buddy out so now have the last old pair in the closet for taking him out. That one has a crack too so he stapled it and I put tape over it....now to see how long that one lasts.
Very strange call on Thursday from a guy who asked for Chuck but Chuck hasn't seen him since he was 5 years old...in fact he was his best friend when he lived in the city, came to visit him on the L.I. and Chuck said it was like the Beaver episode we watched, wasn't the same anymore. Anyway he hasn't heard from him in 50+ years so very odd. It's Chuck's decision on what he will do...right now....nothing!
Well Friday morning was busy. I did however, make up for missed workouts by doubling up this a.m. Then we made up our pasta salad for Labor Day and after cleaning up that I put on the chicken to cook up so we can shred that and it will be ready for our Stadium rolls on Monday too! Plus while the chicken was cooking I cleaned my scallions I got from SaveMart...easy as I only got 1 bunch for 69 cents, will get more at a much cheaper price at Winco!
We got our Visine in already from our Walmart order. Then there as another knock on the door and it was Tamara (our mail carrier) with packages and mail for us...a boat load today and she even laughed and said you guys got a bunch of mail. If there are boxes and stuff she and Vince always drop it off after the breaking in of boxes problems we had. We always check during the day and the break ins were happening at night time.
So we got our gas pills in already from Amazon, plus I got my Ventolin (fast inhaler in) and one of my BP meds too. The other BP med I ordered wasn't there so will have to call and see, but ten to one the doctor's office is ticked I canceled my appointment in August we shall see...I have been there within the last 7 months (January of this year) and my BP is taken at my primary, my pulmonologist, the dermatologist so if it went up I would contact them. Plus before I reschedule for them I have to see my primary and do my breast exam in October. In addition it took her forever to get me a day since my doctor has curtailed his hours. So we shall see what happens.
We also got the stuff in the the Andy Boy romaine company and they sent us cash instead of a check in amongst the Breast Cancer stuff and a Andy Boy pen for me too! So we were thrilled as now we don't have to go to the bank or try mailing again which is what we would have done. So $6 in our pocket book! Pays for Handyride trips as it was all in singles.
Had to take an aspirin as I had a headache around lunch, plus we ate late too and we both were starved. Finished up my lobster...boo hoo LOL
Well we tried a dust buster we had from Sacto I used to use on the stairs and furniture with Alex and it still works. The gardeners and there stupid blowers always blow garbage in the entry area and Chuck went and got the Dustbuster as we were talking this a.m., about having something for quick pick ups and said we should make sure it still works, well it does and wonderfully...so that will take care of that.
Got our Netflix in today, Scarecrow looks alright but the movie disk is an abomination, so I cleaned it but we shall see if it works. So tired of being their control and checking center as I am sure other DVD people are.
Watched the movie Friday night and it not only played was excellent. So we were happy campers.
Had a very productive Saturday, got my dusting done, bathrooms done, end of the month washes, my vacuum cleaned, brushes cleaned and got the workouts watched I wanted to check out and my workouts finalized too and all set for September.....so I am good to go!
We had a late lunch and got the link for the program to download on my computer...an upgrade of one we are using....hoping I can get used to it...as I like the one now plus as I heard him watching videos on it, some things make my head spin LOL But gotta move onward and upward....so will give it a try tomorrow and watch some videos.
Plus I got the Bissell upright with bag checked out and the bags too, we shall see, nothing happening with that for a while. Also got a bunch of other stuff checked out and realized that my last bottle of Bodycology lasted me 5 months, so a good buy. Hoping for next month to get it back, we shall see.
Speaking of which it's Sunday and same ole same ole, at least I got my Body wash, so some smell at least. Hoping we finish breakfast up early enough to get hubby to cut my hair....way too long.
Buddy is looking at me so time to go and get his pancake cooked up, split, and broken in to little pieces and put in two dishes. Yeah yeah I know he's spoiled but he's our baby....
Bama, holy cow you are 'one lean, mean fighting machine'....you go! You too, Molasses, 7 miles .....I can't even imagine that anymore.
Hope you have a nice Sunday and same for the evening,
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