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Michael Anthony Duncan
Michael Anthony Duncan, age 25, of Sparta, died Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Lacy Duncan. Michael was an avid hunter and fisherman, who loved the outdoors. He always had a smile on his face and never knew a stranger. He was a devoted father, who loved his daugh
ter very much. He leaves behind many devastated and heartbroken family members and friends who will forever miss his stories, adventures and smiling face.
He is survived by his precious daughter, Layla Duncan of Boonville; his wife, Stephanie Duncan of Boonville; his devoted parents, Dennis and Kim Duncan of Sparta; his paternal grandmother, Brenda Duncan of Sparta; his maternal grandparents, Harold and Barbara Holman of West Jefferson; two aunts and spouses, Angie and Jim Hewitt of Germany and Dina and Dwayne Burnett of Hillsville, Va.; seven uncles and spouses, Alton Duncan of Sparta, Darrell Duncan of Rock Hill, S.C., Michael and Donna Duncan of Granite Falls, Anthony and Angie Holman, Dean and Lisa Holman, Rick and Beth Holman and Terry Holman, all of West Jefferson; several very special cousins, Heather Burnette, Rebekah Hewitt, Rachel Hewitt, Caleb Duncan, Conner Duncan, Amber Holman, Allison Holman, Ryan Holman, Roger Holman, Kelly Holman, Rebekah Holmnan, Preston Holman and Evan Holman; and two very best friends, Adam Duncan and Aaron Duncan.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Oct. 9 at Grandview Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Duncan Family cemetery in Sparta.
Lillian Wagoner Smith
Lillian Wagoner Smith, age 88, of Ennice, died Monday, Oct. 4, 2010 at her residence. She was the daughter of the late Johnny and Mae Joines Wagoner. In addition, to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Elder Don Smith; two brothers, George Wagoner and Ray Wagoner; and three sisters, Wilma Caudill, Emma Lee Andrews and Nellie Murphy.
She is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, John Paul and Wanda Smith of Ennice and Wayne and Carol Smith of Hixson, Tenn.; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday, Oct. 6 at Grandview Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Crab Creek cemetery in Ennice.
Memorial contributions may be made to High Country Hospice of Alleghany, P.O. Box 1287, Sparta, NC 28675.
Bruce Harrell Evans
Bruce Harrell Evans was taken home to our Lord on Monday, Oct. 4, 2010, after a long battle with cancer. Bruce's celebration of life will be held at Liberty Grove Baptist Church in North Wilkesboro on Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 1 p.m. Bruce would have been 61 on Nov. 25. He was preceded in death by is p
arents, E.C. and Fern Ramey Evans formerly of Mount Airy; and an older brother, Gerald Evans formerly of Lenoir.
He is survived by his wife, Debra Johnson Evans; his daughters and families, Robin E. and Randy Barrington and son, Eli, of Wilmington; Holly E. and Matt Carver and children, Lily, Brant and Lake of Clemmons; and Brook E. Evans of Reno, Nev.; his sisters, Janet Evans of Fancy Gap, Va., Annette Evans of Sparta and Amanda Evans-Soukup of South Haven, Mich.
Bruce lived his life for his God, wife, children and grandchildren. He was blessed with a musical talent that gave great joy to family, friends and strangers alike. Bruce will always be remembered by many friends as a musician and singer with the Nomads and Shotgun Band. Bruce's music along with his loving and kind nature gave his family and all he met much happiness and joy. His church family knew Bruce as the Sunday school teacher who always had a joke while he taught the message of hope and the love of Jesus Christ.
Throughout Bruce's two and one-half-year battle with brain cancer, Bruce kept a positive attitude and lived everyday demonstrating his strong beliefs and unlimited love for his family.
Bruce and Debra were active members of Liberty Grove Baptist Church and the Gideons. Bruce was a graduate of North Surry High School in Mount Airy and Gardner-Webb.
George Dewey Cox
George Dewey Cox, age 69, of Mouth of Wilson, Va., the Potato Creek Community, died Friday, Oct. 1, 2010 at his residence. He was born Feb. 11, 1941 in Mouth of Wilson to George Dewey Cox Sr. and Bertha Morton Cox.
He is survived by his wife, Gena Delp Cox of the home; three daughters and sons-in-law, Debbie C. and Randy Sturgill of Laurel Springs, Polly C. and Steve Owen of Kingsport, Tenn. and Amy C. and David Close of Owasso, Okla.; one sister and brother-in-law, Brenda and John Church of Independence, Va.; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services were conducted Monday, Oct. 4 at Potato Creek Church in Mouth of Wilson with burial in Potato Creek cemetery. The Rev. Eugene Murphy officiated.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Potato Creek Cemetery Fund, c/o Gena D. Cox, 488 Fox Knob Road, Mouth of Wilson, VA 24363; Twin County Hospice, P.O. Box 106, Galax, VA 24333; or the Alzeheimer's Association Central and Western Virginia, 674 Hillsdale Drive, Suite 1, Charlottesville, VA 22901.
Nancy 'Diane' Caudill
Nancy ?Diane? Caudill, age 30, of North Wilkesboro and formerly of Alleghany County, died Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010 at Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem. She was born Nov. 30, 1979 in Alleghany County to Ronnie and Kathy Laws Caudill. She was preceded in death by a brother, Nathan Caudill; her paternal grandfather; and her maternal grandparents.
She is survived by one son, David Bailey of North Wilkesboro; her father and stepmother, Ronnie and Clara Creviston Caudill of North Wilkesboro; her mother and stepfather, Kathy and David Hall of North Wilkesboro; one sister and brother-in-law, Jessica and Daniel Earp of North Wilkesboro; three brothers and two sisters-in-law, Bryan Caudill of North Wilkesboro, Neal and Michelle Caudill and Daniel and Melissa Caudill, all of Thomasville; her paternal grandmother, Linda Oxendine of Cooleemee; and her step-grandmother, Peggy Kell of North Wilkesboro.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Oct. 2 at Old Fashion Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev. Stephan Caudill and the Rev. Ronnie Helton officiated. Pallbearers were Neal Caudill, Daniel Caudill, Daniel Earp, Larry Caudill Jr., Johnathan Bryson, Duane Caudill and Kenneth Caudill.
Martha Parsons Brady
Martha Parsons Brady, age 70, of Sparta, died Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010 at Alleghany Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of the late James and Virgie Wingate Parsons. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Roscoe Lee Brady.
She is survived by one daughter and son-in-law, Michelle and Donald Ray Crouse of Glade Valley; one son, Mark Poole of Winchester, Va.; four grandchildren, Michael Crouse, Jessie Ray Crouse, Callie Poole and Darby Poole; one brother and sister-in-law, Michael and Gay Parsons of Salem, Va.; one sister, Betty Brooks; and several nieces and nephews.
There were no formal services held.
Grandview Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Wally Frank 'John' McClung Jr.
Wally Frank ?John? McClung Jr., age 86, of Danese, W.Va. and formerly of Sparta, died Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2010 in Danese. He was born Aug. 16, 1924 in Richwood, W.Va. to the late Wally Frank McClung Sr. and Armintie Chapman McClung. He was an Army Veteran of World War II serving in France after the Normandy Invasion. He was wounded in action and was awarded the Purple Heart for his service. He was a member of Millbrook Baptist Church in Danese. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Irene Trout McClung in 1951; his second wife, Norma Boothe McClung in 2005; an infant son, Lloyd Allen McClung in 1956; a great-granddaughter, Grace in 2008; two brothers, Andrew McClung and Samuel McClung; and two sisters, Eunice Teter and Mary Buster.
He is survived by four sons and three daughters-in-law, Terry Lee and Rachel McClung, Larry Joe and Marlene McClung, John McClung, Wally F. McClung III and Kathy McClung; four daughters and three sons-in-law, Nancy and Carlton Brown, Katrina Gale and Chris Fleming Wendy and Joseph Talley and Donna Hall; a stepson and spouse, Ricky and Margaret Royal of Sparta; two stepdaughters, Donna Bouchelle and Vickie Owens; 23 grandchildren and step-grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren; a brother and sister-in-law, Lee and Iona McClung; three sisters and a brother-in-law, Florence Franzello, Leda O'Dell and Anne and Sam Wright; and several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, Sept. 25 at Millbrook Baptist Church in Danese with interment in End of the Trail cemetery in Clintonville, W.Va. Terry McClung and Pastor Steve Martin officiated.
The family requests that memorial contributions be made to Millbrook Baptist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 61, Danese, WV 25831.
Tommy Dillard Eldridge
Tommy Dillard Eldridge, age 67, of Sparta, died Friday, Sept. 24, 2010 at Alleghany Care and Rehabilitation Center in Sparta. He was the son of the late James and Ollie Marie Young Eldridge. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son, Thomas Lee Eldridge; a brother, J.C. Eldridge; and a sister, Brenda Kay Wiles.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Eldridge of Sparta; one son, J.C. Eldridge of Sparta; one grandson, Alex Gore; three brothers and two sisters-in-law, L.V. and Gail Eldridge, Henry and Ann Eldridge and Earl Eldridge, all of Sparta; three sisters and two brothers-in-law, Marie Hodge of Sparta, Freda and Clyde Petrey of Middlesborough, N.Y. and Reba and Sam Garrett of Pennington Gap, Va.; and several nieces and nephews.
A memorial service was conducted Tuesday, Sept. 28 at Sparta Church of God.
Grandview Memorial Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Mary Jane Schiller Dancy
Mary Jane Schiller Dancy, age 80, of Laurel Springs, died Friday, Sept. 24, 2010 at Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson. She was born Nov. 8, 1929 in West Virginia to the late Karl and Louise Cohr Schiller. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Dale Ray Dancy, five sisters; and one brother.
She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Beverly ?Dale? and Ray McNeil; three grandchildren and spouses, Robert and Delta Geisinger, Marlana and James Bell and Keith Geisinger; three great-grandchildren, Emma Grace Bell, Cynthia Geisinger Humphries and Leah Bell; two sisters, Anna Turner and Violet Rafferty, both of Ohio; a special nephew, Gail Dancy; and several other nephews and nieces.
Funeral services were conducted Monday, Sept. 27 at Badger Funeral Home Chapel in West Jefferson with burial in New River cemetery. The Rev. Reeves Jones officiated.
Memorial contributions may be made to the family, c/o Badger Funeral Home, P.O. Box 139, West Jefferson, NC 28694 or to Woltz Hospice Home, 945 Zephyr Road, Dobson, NC 27017.
Guy Neal Crowe
Guy Neal Crowe, age 66, of Piney Creek, died Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem. He was born Dec. 24, 1943 in Cabarrus County to the late Guy C. and Willie Tyner Crowe.
A 1964 graduate of Montreat-Anderson College, Guy followed a career in hospitality in the airline and resort industries. He owned his own travel agency in Concord. A 15-year Alleghany County resident, Guy volunteered on the Vestry at Christ Church and at the Solid Rock Food Closet.
He is survived by his companion of 38 years, Jack Connor; and a brother and sister-in-law, Ronnie and Vanessa Crowe of Kannapolis.
Memorial services were conducted Saturday, Sept. 25 at Christ Episcopal Church in Sparta with interment in the churchyard.
Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Episcopal Church.


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To Set the Time / Date / Day
- Unscrew the knob from the case until it spins freely, this is the A position.
- Pull the knob out to the middle B position.
- Rotate the knob to set the date indicator.
- Pull the knob out the to the C position.
- Rotate the knob to set the time.
- Advance the time 24 hours to advance the day indicator 1 day.
- Push the knob to the A position. While pushing the knob towards the case, screw the knob back into place until it is snug.
- (Be careful not to push button 1 or 2 while adjusting the time/day/date!)
To Use the Chronograph
- Push Button 1 to start / stop the chronograph.
- Pushing Button 2 while the chronograph is running will stop the chronograph second hand, but will not stop the chronograph from continue to keep time. Pushing button 2 again will advance the second hand to the current chronograph time.
- After stopping the chronograph with button 1, push button 2 to reset the chronograph.
Care and Maintenance
Make sure the knob is always returned to the locked position (screwed in snugly) before the watch is exposed to any water or humidity. Do not push the buttons or turn the knob while the watch is wet. Do not wear the watch in Hot Tubs or Saunas. Doing so will ruin the seals. With normal wear and tear, the seals will deteriorate and crack after approximately 3 years. In order to help keep the watch waterproof we recommend it be serviced by a high end jewelry shop where they can replace the watch seals for you.
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Hi I was just dX with cancer and will need chemo and it is likely I will be losing the rest of my hair. I've lost a lot of hair already due to massive weight loss. I crochet and knit but am a beginner in knitting. I would like some pretty patterns for hats to wear to church and shopping. Do any of you have any patterns to share>?
I'm not real good, but I want to give it a try at least. I don't want to walk around bald, I'm not that brave. Patricia |
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- Posted by huggybear_2008 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 22, 09 at 17:54
flynflower.. First of all you are in my prayers.. God Bless you .. here is a site that has some patterns for knitting and crocheting.. I hope they help.. and heck.. I think bald women are just awesome.. My sweet sister was bald.. and she was a beauty.. http://www.headhuggers.org/patterns/patterns.htm Huggybear |
- Posted by starvingartist (My Page) on Tue, Feb 24, 09 at 19:16
Patricia you are in my prayers also! Send me your e-mail address at firstname.lastname@example.com (First letter is an "L". I have some crochet Chemo hats and some are really cute!! God Bless, Leslie |
Flynflower, Please send me your address and I can mail you some crocheted hats. I make hats, for my cancer center and the hospital year round and I keep a lot in stock. I have different colors and styles, cotton yarn and acrylic. email me @...email@example.com |
- Posted by flynflower (My Page) on Sun, Mar 15, 09 at 17:41
Hi Everyone, sorry I didn't come back right away, I was too sick and in the hospital getting treatment. I've been trying to crochet a pretty hat, but my eyes are hurting. I have a pattern I love, but I am having trouble with it. I think something must have been left out something in the translation. because it looks more like a dolie than a hat right now. lol. It's real pretty, lacy fan pattern and white for summer, cotton yarn. My email is email@example.com thank you for your support and your prayers. Hugs Patricia |
- Posted by flynflower (My Page) on Sun, Mar 15, 09 at 18:16
http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/visoppskrift.php?d_nr=108&d_id=26&lang=us this is the hat I am trying to make , I wish I could get it done. I got as far as the first row of fans and got confused. I'm using Paton's Grace yarn in white . It's 100% mercerized cotton. |
- Posted by flynflower (My Page) on Mon, Mar 16, 09 at 2:34
But I get so confused with their directions. This hat will be perfect for summer for me. I like the color too. I think when they translate the norweigian into English something is lost. But I'm trying, just not getting very far. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Chemo hat
- Posted by pandora429 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 16, 09 at 17:09
Patricia' Would you like me to crochet the hat for you?? I looked at it and would not have a problem with it at all. You can contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I would be happy to help and make several if you like this hat. Let me know, it would be my pleasure.. Marlene |
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Well, friends, I didn't think I could love her any more than I already do. My girlcrush, Ms. Chie. I've already professed my obsession with her work. Well…I thought I was obsessed….
Then I saw her new Fall lineup.
Is it creepy to say I want to inhabit her? I mean, creatively speaking, that is. I want to crawl inside her brain, set up a picnic table, and hang out. Forever.
My top picks follow, the very toppest of the top being an Anthropologie exclusive, the Copper-Dusted Heeled Oxfords.
A close second has to be the Zanzubar:
or the Osias in Bronze:
A Mano, a U.S. boutique carries the same shoe in a different colorway:
I'm also incredibly digging the Zuli:
And these Ilaria beauties from Pedshoes:
And from Spartoo.com, I'm loving these Falco friends.
And these Vicet oxford pumps from DeliciouzBoutique :
Another pair I can't forget….the Postres. Purple with a poofball. Chie, you're ruthless. Stop it.
There should be a law against shoes being this cool.
I've done a bit of research for you. I've spent some quality time locating other places (besides Endless.com and Amazon) where you can find beloved Chies without paying the high shipping cost buying them from ChieMihara.com in Spain. The caveat here is that some colors are exclusive to Chiemihara.com and well…the heart wants what it wants some times, right? If you're lucky enough to fall for a colorway offered here in the US, here's a few places to look:
Ped Shoes (large selection. Great picks!)
Lord and Taylor (Thanks to Diem for the tip on Lord and Taylor, currently offering 15% off regular priced items with code: STYLE. And they have the Postre style!)
Hertern Boutique (look on the blog link and you can see new Chie offerings being modeled.)
DeliciouzBoutique (no website, but this is the blog and you could contact them directly. Love the "Vicet" oxford pump with patent piping in Crimson!!)
Non U.S. sites that have exclusive colors as well. Shipping is a bit cheaper than direct from ChieMihara.com.
Farfetch.com (shipping only $29 from here! plus Free Global Returns!!)
My Sweet Dressing Post EDIT: the lovely Marine, owner/creator of My Sweet Dressing has generously offered a 10% discount to all my readers using the code "I LOVE CHIE" on your order. So awesome, right?!? Thanks so much, Marine!
Grace and Mabel (My favorite pick: their exclusive color of the Ekatrina shoe!)
julesb (20% off with code "secret20". Thank you, Allysan1013!)
If you know of any other boutiques in your area that carry Chies, please…pipe up! I'd love to add them to the list.
Happy drooling to you.
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Default behaviour, otherwise known as doing what you usually do, is a powerful force that can, with a bit of thought, be used positively. Commercial companies have known about it for a very long time. They devise products that consciously use customer inertia to the company's benefit. Savings accounts, for instance, often drop from paying an attractive interest rate to a very low one in the knowledge that a percentage of customers will not switch. Likewise, automatic annual renewals of insurance premiums rely on customers' inertia.
Young people can be helped to become aware of these techniques. Every time they hear a salesperson say something like, "Don't worry, you can sign up now and cancel it at any time" – warning bells should ring. This is designed to profit from people who will be very slow to get round to cancelling. And it works.
Default behaviour can be equally powerful when used in young people's own interests. An obvious example would be to set up a system—such as a standing order paying regularly into a savings account—that can be left to do its good work without changing. If you ritualise a behaviour, such as saving, you scarcely notice it.
Default behaviour can also be positively used in the form of a habit that is practised so it becomes routine and "hardwired" into everyday behaviour. Checking the entries on a bank statement as soon as it arrives could become an automatic response.
Another good habit for young people to adopt is to pay for a planned purchase with a debit card rather than withdrawing cash from an ATM machine. Why? Because cash from machines comes in multiples of £10. So the difference between the cost price of the item and the round £10 is likely to be frittered away.


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Texas State Capitol
Structure in General
- The Texas State Capitol is the largest state capitol in the US in terms of square feet. Only the US Capitol is larger. It's taller than the US Capitol by 23 feet. When it was built it was the 7th largest building in the world. It contains 2 1/4 acres of area, with 8 1/2 acres of floorspace.
- It was the tallest building in Texas at the time it was built and stood as Texas' tallest building for 35 years and Austin's tallest for 86 years.
- In May 1986 a new statue was lifted into place on top of the building by the same twin rotor "Chinook" helicopter used to attach the old statue. Thunderstorms and other problems caused delays to the process, and eventually a Sikorsky CH-54A Skycrane helicopter was called in from the Mississippi National Guard to complete the job.
- On November 24, 1985, a tandem rotor helicopter removed the original statue which had been badly damaged by time, and it was replaced.
- In 1985 a new statue was built, an exact replica of the original. Built of aluminum, it is lighter and longer-lasting than the original Zinc. The public could view the statue at Camp Mabry, home of the Texas National Guard.
- "The Great Walkway" in front of the State Capitol was built in 1889 and is 25 feet wide and over 500 feet long. Every year a 30 foot Christmas tree is placed at the end of the walkway at Congress Avenue and decorated with lights.
- The Capitol contains 392 rooms, with 924 windows and 404 doors. Over 1,000 people worked on the building's construction.
- Tallest building in Austin for 84 years from 1888 until 1972, after the completion of the Dobie Center The Texas State Capitol held the title of "Austin's tallest building" longer than any other skyscraper in the city's history.
- On June 14, 1986 the statue was successfully lifted into place. The new statue is expected to crown the Capitol for at least the next 100 years. The old statue is now at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in downtown Austin.
- Second tallest building in the world completed in 1888.
- Construction materials: Exterior Walls: 4,000 railroad carloads of Texas Pink Granite, also known as Texas "Sunset Granite". Foundation and interior wall construction: Texas limestone. Woodwork: Mostly oak and pine. Some cherry, mahogany, walnut and cedar. Dome: Galvanized, cast and wrought iron. Roof: Copper covering 85,000 square feet. Cornerstone weight, (located in northeast corner of capitol), 16,000 pounds and was put into place on March 2, 1885 which was the 49th anniversary of Texas' Independence.
- Goddess of Liberty, the statue atop the capitol today, is not the original from when the capitol was finished and was placed atop the capitol on Feburary 26, 1888. People are still not sure how they got the original statue to its 311 foot perch but they think it was put up in sections perhaps through a door at the top of the capitol dome. It stayed there for 97 years and 9 months. The statue was made of zinc, and it stood 15 feet 7 1/2 inches and weighed around 1,500 pounds.
- The Capitol has won for "Best Downtown Building (old)" every year in the Austin Chronicle's "Best of Austin" feature, with twice as many votes as the runner-up. The building also wins in the "Best Historic Structure" category every year.
- Interior height of the dome is 266 feet from floor.
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I am a vegetable seed farmer in Washington State. I have decided that this could be a good place to get some new seeds to try in my garden. I did not save many seeds this last year so at this point I only have 3 things. I have some top notch yellow onion seeds. We hybridized these for a large seed company and had some extra. They will grow large yellow onions with a mild flavor. I have some garden bean seeds that will produce thick walled pods with small seeds. And finally some nice cantaloupes. These come from a variety that has a nice sweet flavor and will store well in a cool place. I would be willing to trade for almost anything. I am especially interested in: Horseradish root
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I have a RNB 30 inch - about 2 1/2 years old now, and though I am still very happy with the performance, I am becoming less enthused about the QC on this model - or the design.
For a few weeks, now, the hinge would occasionally seem a little stiff - perhaps I should have lubricated it as soon as I noticed - but it went last weekend from slightly stiff, to completely locked - with the oven at 500 and a pizza inside (now a very dry pizza 5 days later). Attempts to open the oven did not get beyond 2" opening at the top. pushing harder just deformed the sheet metal on the inside of the oven door. A gap opened, which i will have to try to fix later, but I used that to spray some lubricant inside the workings. I have tried using leverage to push the oven open from where the hinge attaches, but to no effect. As far as I can tell, removing the oven door requires opening it first - which seems to put me in a bit of a bind. The unit is past warrantee - so I am looking for advice on how to fix this. I doubt a local tech will have any specific experience with this problem even if I wanted to pay someone to fix it - which I prefer not to. I would appreciate any advice on how to solve this issue - please don't reply to only bash the quality - there are plenty of other threads for that. I am a handy person and not afraid to work on things myself, but I don't have the first clue where to start on this. If I really do need to bring in a pro - I'll accept that advice too. Thanks |
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monkeyk The way to prevent this happening is too oil the hinges on a regular basis say every 3 months. From memory I have never know a door stick that has been oiled, (that's not to say it has never happened.) |
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A domestic violence protective order is a civil order that provides protection from someone who you have/had a "personal relationship" with.
One week after court, call your local law enforcement offices to make sure they have received copies of the DVPO from the clerk.
You may also wish to make a safety plan. Women can do a number of things to increase their safety during violent incidents, when preparing to leave an abusive relationship, and when they are at home, work, and school. Many batterers obey protective orders, but some do not and it is important to build on the things you have already been doing to keep yourself safe. Click on the following link for suggestions on Staying Safe or click the tab on the top of this page.
Violating a DVPO is against the law. There are 3 ways to get help if your abuser violates the DVPO.
NOTE: If you take out a criminal warrant through the magistrate's office and contempt papers through the civil court system based on the same events, contact the district attorney's office before either hearing to discuss punishment options.
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To modify or change your order, go back to the court where you got it and file a petition with the clerk. You can then ask the judge to extend/renew your order for up to two years at a time with the exception of custody provisions which can only last for up to one year.*
It is often helpful to request this renewal at least 30 days before your order expires to make sure there is adequate time for a hearing to be scheduled and conducted.
If you move within North Carolina or to any other state in the US, your order will still be valid and good.
Federal law provides what is called "Full Faith and Credit," which means that once you have a criminal or civil protection order, it follows you wherever you go, including U.S. Territories and tribal lands. Different states have different rules for enforcing out-of-state protection orders. For example, some states require you to register your order in the new state. You can find out about your state's policies by contacting a domestic violence program, the clerk of courts, or the prosecutor in your area. NC does not require that orders be registered from another state. You do not need to register your order if you move to a different county within NC either.
To read more about how to get your NC protective order enforced in another state, or how to get an out of state protective order enforced in NC, please see our Moving with a Protective Order page.
You can also contact the battered women's program in the state where you are going to find out how that state treats out-of-state orders.
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Victims of sexual assault or stalking have a legal right to get an immediate protective order. This is called a civil no-contact order.
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Dear Youth Officials (new and returning): All officials are required to complete annual training requirements to be eligible to officiate youth lacrosse in St Louis and surrounding areas for 2014. Please note that the first two sessions listed below will be held at Missouri Baptist University, One College Park Dr, St. Louis, MO 63141-8698, in the Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex, Classroom 109. A campus map web link is below. The third option is at The Lodge in Des Peres, early in March. You will note that this year we are providing an early session in December to help accommodate those who have had difficulty making later sessions which often conflict with Spring Break. Outside of these three training dates, there will be NO OTHER OPPORTUNITIES to be trained to officiate youth lacrosse. YOU MUST ONLY ATTEND "ONE" OF THE FOLLOWING THREE OPTIONS: Option #1 When: December 28, 2013 For: First Year Officials and returning youth officials Time: 9 am – 5 pm Focus: Mechanics (3 hrs); Rules and Knowledge (5 hrs) Lunch: Arrangements will be provided Option #2 When: February 8, 2014 For: First Year Officials and returning youth officials Time: 9 am – 5 pm Focus: Mechanics (3 hrs); Rules and Knowledge (5 hrs); possible COC coverage Lunch: Arrangements will be provided Option #3 When: Sunday, March 9th 2014 For: First Year Officials and returning youth officials Time: 12pm – 5 pm Location: The Lodge at Des Peres Focus: Mechanics (2 hrs); Rules and Knowledge (3 hrs) Lunch: Directions to McDonalds will be provided Please recognize that YOU MUST BE A MEMBER OF US LACROSSE FOR 2014 in order to be considered for youth officiating. The deadline for membership will be March 15th, 2014 Please visit the US Lacrosse website to register or seek additional information. As many of you may know, this provides the insurance coverage you will need on the field for lacrosse. There will be no exceptions. I am looking forward to seeing everyone in the upcoming season! Honor the Game! Scott Bedell There will be an official's registration on www.SLYLA.com If you would like to sign up there for email communication that would be appreciated. Yours in Lax, Tamara Boots SLYLA Board - President 618-628-7115 home 618-530-0819 cell Here is a URL for the MoBap Campus Map - http://www.mobap.edu/student-life/safety/parking-map/ The Meetings will be in Classroom 109 in the Lower Level of the Carl and Deloris Petty Sports and Recreation Complex (Building #10 on map) -when you walk into building take the stairs or elevator down to lower level -walk down the hallway and you'll immediately see Classroom 109 right next door to the Fitness Center All attendees are required to Park In Parking Lot B (shown as "B" on the map) -when you pull into front entrance of MBU from South Outer HWY 40 Drive continue into campus and Lot "B" will be on your left next to the Pilsburry Fine Arts Center.
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Hi, everyone. I was reading an old thread on people's (gorgeous) vintage stoves and decided to ask for help with mine. I bought a totally trashed duplex three months ago (great bones, great neighborhood). We have renovated it beautifully, but the one thing we did not touch was the old Frigidaire stove we found on one side. I hope to move it home to my house one day, but for now I am letting tenants enjoy it. Does anyone have a stove like this? Know how old it is? It's electric. The left rear burner is a storage space for pots (the pots are still in it!) The right door is the oven. The left door is storage. The clock is loud and charming (I hope the tenants think so!), and keeps great time. If the picture did not load then I goofed up. Any and all thoughts--welcome. |
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I can't help with dating but I've seen stoves like that with the one pot in the stove top and it was either a steamer or a pressure cooker. You might want to google vintage Frigidaire stoves. You'll find tons of info! good luck. cool old stove. susan |
I'll say late '40s to early '50s . Looks like lot's of my friends moms growing up... |
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That's really cool! |
I thought I posted on this. Hmmph. anyway, I looked last night and found one from the late 40's. Yours is early 50s. It's beautiful, BTW. Do you have the insert for the deep well cooker? |
If you look at the video below (found on another thread on GW), you'll see the use for the back burner. |
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I love that range. What wonderful innovative features appliances used to have. They also were longer-lasting. The Frigidaire wall oven in my old kitchen was installed in 1961, and it still worked in 2011. Like yours, it was from the time when Frigidaire was a subsidiary of General Motors. They built those things well. I think you can expect yours to last indefinitely. There was a thread once about the oldest operational appliance. Your range would definitely be in the running! |
That's very much like the Frigidaire stove I grew up with. It would have been new in 1948 when my dad built our house. We had two ovens and the burner in the back on the left could be lowered to accommodate a recessed pot. It's where my mom slow-cooked her cabbage soup. |
- Posted by outsideplaying (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 13:12
I can't help with the exact date either, but we had one in the house we moved to in 1952. It was a GE but very similar & the house was almost new so it must have been nearly new too. I know it served us well for many years and my Mother hated it when she couldn't get one with the deep well cooker like the one she had. She cooked some great things in that deep well cooker! |
- Posted by circuspeanut (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 14:07
I'd say early 1950's. To understand the "pot holder" burner inthe back, google "Chambers Thermowell". It's a form of slow-cooker -- clearly something Frigidaire adopted from the Chambers gas version. There should be a separate knob to control it. Re. the noisy clock: I just spent a few days repairing the clock and timer on my 1949 O'Keefe & Merritt gas range -- lots of fun with grease and tiny screwdrivers, and it's now running (silently) like a top again. Check in with me if you ever decide to take yours apart! |
- Posted by controlfreakecs (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 14:27
Here's a 1948 print ad. Not EXACTLY the same, but awful close. |
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- Posted by controlfreakecs (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 14:35
Your's looks to be the 1950 version. Both ovens should work, the storage seems to be the bottom drawer. If you move it to your home, perhaps you could look at having the oven on the left repaired. |
Here is a link that might be useful: 1950 Frigidaire ad
- Posted by oklahomarose (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 20:40
Thank you all so much for your comments. You make me so proud to own this sweet stove! I just finished the renovation on the duplex (three months of sweat, stress, and $$--you all know the story), and I have a good tenant. She likes it but she doesn't loooooove it like I do. I'll leave it there for a year and then move it home to my own (small) kitchen. I am really a newbie in terms of vintage stoves. I know next to nothing, so I appreciate all the links and feedback. Deedles and Circuspeanut: I had no idea that the left rear spot served another function than just holding pots. (Yes, I feel like an idiot.) I can't wait to research the "slow cooker" issue. Thanks. Controlfreakecs: You are right. The very bottom drawer is storage. The door to the left seems to be just an empty place--but isn't that weird? Could it be another oven? I do not see any element inside--just a metal roof. THANK YOU ALL. I adore this stove and hope to move it home soon and keep it forever. |
- Posted by oklahomarose (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 20:45
P.S. Circuspeanut, I am beyond impressed with your mechanical powers (repairing clock). And for you folks who sent the ebay links with the Frigidaire ads, thank you, thank you. Maybe I can't wait a whole year to get this big, gorgeous girl home........ |
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Our finished kitchen album can be seen here. With the risk of coming across as gauche I am going to include approximate prices for our items (for our kitchen which was done January - May 2008). I was terribly naďve when it came to determining our budget and found it immensely beneficial when others here would give prices. (in all fairness, it sometimes made me feel bad either that we weren't as hoity-toity as others as well as making me feel ridiculous for spending so much when others achieved fabulous kitchens for a fraction of our budget) It gave me a real-world benchmark, and hopefully it will help someone else put their own project into some perspective. I wish more posters would share their budget – I think it's that helpful. Let me preface this by saying I'm in Boulder, CO -- prices will vary continent-wide. We are less expensive than the San Francisco Bay Area and more than RTC, NC. Caveat: I absolutely believe and know our kitchen could have (and I'd argue should have) been done for significantly less. Like our gorgeous countertops / backsplash were ridiculously expensive and I could have had a white marble for less than half. However, every time I look at the marbles from which I could have chosen I realize I would have been v. unhappy and any amount spent on them would have been too much. So it was "smart" to spend more to get what I really wanted and what I LOVE. ("smart" having a v. fluid definition depending on my mood!) We (I) shopped around like crazy (love the internet!) for our appliances, hardware, etc., and feel I did a fabulous job getting the best prices for these items—everything was either on special or purchased on sale or using some sort of incentive. But at the end of the day, the appliances were still expensive—exactly what we want / need, though. At the end of the day, the hardware was still expensive—exactly what we want / need, though. At the end of the day, the cabinetry was still expensive. (Although I actually have mixed feelings about this—for the level of detail I wanted and all the bells & whistles we got I'm not sure it was expensive. The semi-custom lines at which we looked [i.e., Cuisines Laurier, DuraSupreme] were coming in significantly higher. If we'd gone with framed we could have come in for less, but not gotten the exact door / hood I wanted. If there were an IKEA nearby [the closest is in Utah], we probably could have used their boxes and had doors made up elsewhere. But we went neither of those routes.) Our kitchen is approximately 13'w x 21'l (not completely true, as only one side is 21' long; the other wall is 11 1/2'). Our ceiling is 9' high (the upper cabinets are 47 ˝" high with crown moulding running from the top of the cabinets up to the ceiling). cabinets, ~$55K
appliances, ~$22K
lighting, ~$300
countertop & backsplash, material, fabrication and installation ~$19K
painting, ~$1K
floors, price unknown as bundled in with installation of hardwood for entire first floor and staircase
construction, ~$16K (I think, as it was bundled in with a nearly-whole house remodel)
kitchen designer, $3K
Things we love
-Full Marble Backsplash. It's gorgeous and I LOVE getting to see my true love, the marble, from many different vistas. If we'd had the marble as just our countertop the only time I would've seen it is when I was working on that counter. Now I can see it when sitting in the breakfast nook, when walking into the family room. It is absolutely the star of our kitchen! -Large, single bowl, apron front sink. Having all that continuous room for washing large pots / pans / baking dishes is so incredible! I love how the apron front eliminates any lower back pain– not far to reach into the sink. We also have no splashing, as opposed to what we had with a shallower, drop-in sink. -Raised dishwasher. It just makes sense! I know many love their dishdrawers but as we run a full or nearly-full dishwasher nightly, it would not have made sense for us to have dishdrawers. -Side-opening wall oven. I was on the fence a long time on this one: that oven set (the Gaggenau 30" double wall ovens) was really expensive, but oh how we love the side-opening mechanism! It just makes so much sense. -Foot pedal trash. Hands full of broccoli remnants + foot pedal trash = genius. -Magnetic chalkboards – my children adore them! My older son (four years-old) loves drawing his robots and writing; my younger son (two years-old) loves standing and "coloring." We love being able to keep our timer and grocery list in a central and easy-to-locate spot. -Full freezer and full refrigerator: we wonder how we lived before with combined units. It sounds insane, but for our vegetarian family with little children we are absolutely utilizing these separate units to their fullest. -Polished nickel hardware: it's beautiful. It's just beautiful, and it takes a lot of work to get them looking icky / dirty; plus, I have to say they are a breeze to clean (when they do get icky)! -Integrated Dishdrain: we had it carved into the marble on the right side of our sink (our dishrack sits atop it), and we LOVE not having a puddling countertop. We love not having a wet dishtowel or a rubber mat. -Flatware and Dish Drawers right next to the dishwasher. Unloading the dishwasher requires just the slightest turn of the hips – it's an ergonomic dream! -Getting our puppy one month to the day after the remodel started (and three months before it ended). It was such hard work – miserably hard, puppy-training and living amidst chaos (as we were doing nearly the whole house). But man-oh-man am I glad we did it all at once! I am so grateful to have had all the ick and dreck at once. (She's a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and we swear she's part-cat: v. gentle, smart, affectionate. She's never ever growled / been angry with our two little children, and our youngest is not the gentlest. He loves the puppy, but his love can be a bit rough. Cavaliers are also known for loving cats, and our youngest cat is the puppy's best friend. They adore each other. But the puppy really really loves the children.) -Not fighting. In our normal lives my husband I occasionally bicker – we're married and we're both strong, opinionated people. But for some strange (and miraculous) reason, we never had a fight during the entire remodel; we got along splendidly and truly were a team. Well, maybe not a team: I was definitely The Chief, but he was 100% on board and totally supportive. I wish I knew why that was because I'd like to bottle it! Things we don't love
#2 thing which drives us crazy
(These other things are things which we'd do differently in the future but which aren't frustrating us daily.)
-24" deep lower cabinets. Too shallow! We didn't realize until too late (as in, unpacking into this kitchen) that our penultimate kitchen had 32" deep lowers. What a difference! In all fairness to myself (as in, trying to make myself feel better), given the tight quarters of this kitchen we could not have afforded even 30" deep lowers; well, we could have, but then we would have lost our island which we are really enjoying. Next kitchen will be really different! -Symmetry. I don't know if it's just for symmetry's sake or for my husband's, but flanking either side of the cooktop are spice pull-outs. Granted, he's got them both filled to the gills with his goodies, but I could really use those 6" in my stack of baking supply drawers. Given the particulars of the layout of our kitchen the symmetry there would not have mattered. -Having our microwave built-in. My husband was adamant he did NOT want a built-in microwave (the kind which have the trim-kits, I mean), so we found the Sharp over-the-counter microwave. Turns out there was some sort of "miscommunication" with the GC (so I guess I'm responsible). The "problem" is that the drywall behind the microwave wasn't removed and reframed so as to accommodate the 1.5" the microwave juts out past its surrounding cabinetry. It's already not bothering me so much, but when I do think about it I think "I wish we'd been clearer." Hopefully I'll learn to live with it because I just don't want to pay for the work! -Double Ovens. We've always (well, in the US) had double ovens and I love to bake, so I never thought of a single oven. But so far, I've only been using one oven and as we're the strictest of vegetarians it's not as if we'll ever have a turkey in one and pie in the other. I think how differently the space (& money) could have been utilized …. Who knows? Why We Chose a Pure White Kitchen
Our kitchen is also an interior kitchen: there are two windows in the breakfast nook end (one faces due north, the sliding door west), and the windows in the family room are all also facing due north. We get no direct sun in these rooms. The windows are large so do let in the light, but the quality of that light is different from a room which faces (predominantly) east, south or west. It also might be my imagination, but I find the light here (in the Rocky Mountains, 5,400 feet elevation) to be a white light. When we lived in the San Francisco Bay Area the light had much more yellow to it, but here, it's clear and pretty white. I know artists like north light because of its purity, so maybe that's what I'm seeing. ??? Anyway, so based on our lighting conditions and based on my desire for a bright, cheery, and bright (again) space, pure white was really the only choice. Oh we tried many variants of creamy colors, inc. my beloved BM Calming Cream (which is the trim throughout our house -- it is the palest yellow, like a really old oil-based white paint which has yellowed with time). But none of them were "right." None of them gave me the bright, cheery, and bright (again) space I wanted and, for my emotional well-being, needed. (I feel blue in underlit, dark spaces.) I still feel lust when I see all these gorgeous creamy kitchens posted here on GW, but in my heart-of-hearts, I know those would not have worked in this particular space. I also appreciate that there are some who are quite vocal about their distaste for a white kitchen (or all-white anything), and I can appreciate that. Believe me, I do NOT look good in all-white (I am really fair and I look washed-out when wearing too much white, esp. a white shirt without a big necklace to break up the white from the shirt and the white from my face!) But this is absolutely the right kitchen for this space and for us in this space. When people have come over, the kitchen makes perfect, natural sense in the context of the rest of our home (and its furnishings). Can't beat that! About the black island: I like it, but I do sometimes wonder if a dark, stained island would have been better. I just don't know. At the time (of planning), I was against it because I was worried how it might go with or fight the floor color. But what we have is this soft black and I like it! |
Follow-Up Postings:
Wow, thank you for the very extensive look at your beautiful new kitchen. You did a great job showing and explaining everything you did. Your children are adorable, too. I noticed one of them sucking her middle fingers; both of mine did this also. |
- Posted by mnhockeymom (My Page) on Tue, Aug 12, 08 at 9:06
LOVE IT!!!! Jumped here first when I saw your post on Igloo's thread - all I can say is WOW, you should be VERY proud of all that you accomplished and did for yourself and your family. It is all just STUNNING!! - K |
- Posted by clooney161 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 12, 08 at 15:07
wow, what a detailed explanation of the project and products. I think the finished product is lovely and the most important thing is that YOU love it. It doesn't matter what it cost or if you could have saved on certain things. Bottom line is if you can afford it, then you should be able to do whatever you want. I hope to finish ours sometime soon (only 5 months until the baby comes so it better be soon!) -Yvonne Thanks for sharing!! |
Great kitchen, and great detail explaining your decisions and the outcome. We're planning a less elaborate kitchen remodel in Niwot (north of Boulder). Who did you use as a contractor? Would you recommend them? |
Wow, your kitchen is so beautiful. I love love LOVE your attention to details; I hope you don't mind, but I printed out a picture of your refrigerator panels to show my cabinet designer. So wonderful...hope you are still loving your kitchen! I also am glad to read your thoughts about the pull-out pantry shelves. In our kitchen layout, we had a long column of cabinetry leftover next to the built-in fridge, and I opted to do a tall pantry there with two pull-outs. Now I'm wondering if it would be better to leave those as simply cabinets?? Have the pull-outs grown on you over time? At any rate, I think your kitchen is outstanding. Thanks so much for sharing. jencjudd |
So funny, RM because honestly, this is one of my favorite remodels. Pictures look great. |
- Posted by bookworm4321 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 28, 13 at 7:06
Wow, such details! Out of curiosity, how did you come to chose CL cabinets? I rarely hear of people using them, but that is what my KD is pushing. |
Sounds gorgeous ! (Pics gone). Thanks so much for sharing. I have similar conditions like sunlight, etc. so I can truly relate. |
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There's a certain type of hockey player that climbs up through the ranks because, to put it bluntly, they're a pain in the ass to play. They play an up-tempo style, they're fearless, they'll hit everything that moves, and they'll chirp you in the process. They are Zac Rinaldo.
The thing with this type of game is that you can play it in a clean way. You don't have to be a constant injury threat who doesn't respect your opponents. Unfortunately, Rinaldo has yet to learn how to play that game, or he just has no interest in trying.
Two years ago he was suspended two games for a jumping shoulder to the brain of Jonathan Ericsson of the Red Wings just eight days after being fined twice for two separate incidents (a late hit and a slewfoot) in the same game. Here's a refresher on the suspension:
His hit to head of Chad Ruhwedel earned him a match penalty, and was injurious:
Ruhwedel has a concussion. Nolan concerned about Ehrhoff. Lieuwen too ill from late hit to speak. Yikes. The beat goes on. #Sabres
— Mike Harrington (@BNHarrington) April 7, 2014
So, Rinaldo's getting suspended. Let's break down the play and give 'er the old "Court of Public Opinion" assessment. How many games for this?


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Boone County Sheriff for Missing Woman in Arkansas
By: Press ReleasePosted: Friday, February 01, 2013
Boone County Sheriff Mike Moore is asking anyone who knows the whereabouts of Gary Evans or Angel Artuso-Evans to contact the Boone County Sheriff's Department.
The Boone County Sheriff's Office received a report of a domestic battery on Moark Drive late Wednesday evening regarding 42 year old Angelique Artuso-Evans being forced into a car and driven away from the property. Artuso-Evans was taken against her will by her estranged husband, Gary Evans, age 50.
Sheriff Moore said deputies and investigators have been working around the clock since the report to try to locate the woman, without success. Family members and known acquaintances have been unable to provide investigators with an address or contact information for either Gary Evans or Angelique "Angel" Artuso-Evans. Persons contacted in the investigation have indicated Gary and Angel Evans have been estranged from most of their family and were last believed to be living in the Springfield, Missouri area.
Angelique Artuso-Evans is entered into the National Crime Information Center as a Missing / Endangered Person. She was last seen being forced into her vehicle, a 1999 green, four door Toyota Camry with Arkansas handicapped license 245846. As of the time of this release the car has been located.
Gary Evans has outstanding warrants for his arrest on unrelated charges. The public is cautioned against confronting Gary Evans should he be located. Sheriff Moore encouraged anyone seeing Evans to contact the nearest law enforcement agency or the Boone County Sheriff's Office 870-741-8404. Persons providing information or tips may remain anonymous if desired.


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snom Introduces Compact IP PBX for the Small Office
snom technology AG, a leading developer of IP desktop phones and communications solutions, announced today the expansion of its IP PBX portfolio with the snom ONE mini, a remarkably compact business telephony system for the Small Office Home Office (SOHO) market.
The sleek, pint-sized, solid state device supports 20 extensions and offers the full range of snom ONE telephony features, as well as complete support for the award-winning snom IP desktop and wireless phones.
The snom ONE mini is built on standards-based SIP technology and provides resellers with a plug-and-play business telephony solution for small organisations that is pre-installed and configured with snom ONE IP PBX software for easy and affordable deployment with snom business IP desktop phones and endpoints, including the snom 3xx series, snom 7xx series, snom 8xx series, snom m9 DECT phones and snom MeetingPoint conference phone.
"There is currently a gap in the SOHO market for a reasonably priced, full featured business phone system and the new snom ONE mini addresses this," says Dr. Michael Knieling, COO snom technology AG. "For those smaller professional services organisations in need of a fully integrated phone system that is compact in size with a full suite of premier communications features, the new snom ONE mini offers a very practical, affordable solution."
The snom ONE mini comes pre-installed with snom ONE IP PBX software, providing the same suite of built-in features and advanced functionality as the larger snom ONE IP PBX, including voicemail and auto attendant, ACD Agent Groups, Web-based management, mobile phone integration, remote worker support and other functions.
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The 8-bit Rocket auto-biography is out
20 man months of work.
Copious amounts of writing, editing, re-writing, re-editing and editing once more.
Stacks of demo games and hundreds of lines of quality source code.
All to make this the finest 650+ pages of AS3 game development ever commited to dead tree.
Jeff and Steve, the 8-bit Dynamic Duo have done it! Their book is finally out …
The Essential Guide to Flash Games: Building Interactive Entertainment with ActionScript
Despite having a slightly odd title (how many games have you ever played that weren't interactive?!) this book looks awesome. I've pre-ordered my copy from Amazon UK and will give it a proper write-up when received. I have major respect for people who hold down full-time jobs / families, and still manage to produce such a mammoth book as this.
There is a bit of blurb on the Friends of Ed web site about it, although not as much as I would have liked. For example no contents listing, no sample chapter, a poor quality cover image and no index even. Given how many books on web development FoEd produce it begs the question why their own site is so shit. But I digress (and hopefully they will update this page over time). So for now the best place to learn about the contents is from the horses mouth so to speak, here on the 8-bit Rocket.
Congrats Jeff and Steve – I wish you all the best with sales. All you have to do now is stop calling my games advergames and the world will be perfect
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March 17th 2010 at 12:06 am
This looks so nice! I found your blog from the flixel forums Rich. I'm definitely waiting to hear your input on this book. If you give it a good review I'll be picking up a copy.
March 22nd 2010 at 6:34 pm
Thanks, Rich!! I hope it lives up to your expectations. You are right the FOED site is a little on the "sparse" site. They are good people though, working on tight budgets and time lines.
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BG Spy BG Spy is an enemy team talent specialization reader and reporter for use in battlegrounds. Full team listing and specific role listing is supported. Lists can either be displayed in the players chat box or sent to the battleground channel. Commands: /bgs or /bgspy and include any additional parameters: help - Show this help screen r - Report list to Battleground chat f - List players of friendly team Different list types: s - List talent spec numbers on team t - List tanks on team h -... | |||||
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dgks or dG Killshot This is a simple mod that notifies you when you get the killshot on another player. It also notifies others in the raid that you got the killshot. It does this by playing the Unreal Tournament sounds. ("Ownage!", "Killing Spree!", "Dominating!", "Unstoppable!", "Godlike!", and "Wicked Sick!") Use /dgks to quickly open to GUI. Or navigate to it through the built in Blizzard game menu. Features: Sound Notifications Plays Unreal Tournament, DoTA, or custom sounds when you get... | |||||
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Shadowed Unit Frames |
Jan 22, 2015 | Release | |||
SUF focuses on a simple configuration while maintaining the flexibility that most users will care about, preventing unnecessary bloating of the addon that sacrifices performance. While you aren't going to be able to set the health bar to be exactly 3.14 pixels outside of the unit frames, you can change options you actually care about such as bar height, ordering, frame height and so on. To speed up configuration, you can configure multiple units at the same time through the global... | |||||
Healers have to die |
Nov 09, 2014 | Release | |||
Healers Have To Die Spot those bloody healers instantly and help them accomplish their destiny! (PVP and PVE) NOTE: Type /HHTDG to open the configuration panel. HHTD's options are not directly available in the "Interface" panel due to ongoing tainting issues Blizzard is not willing to fix. HHTD adds a red cross over enemy healer's name plates. You can't miss them! (see the screen-shot). HHTD also adds a healer role symbol abovefriendly healers' name plates. Stop the slaughter!! IMPORTANT... | |||||
Juke |
Nov 08, 2014 | Release | |||
Shows Jukes and Interrupts Slash Command: /juke Shows Jukes and Interrupts in the chat frame Custom message formatting Supports announce to chat (disabled in battlegrounds) Localization Libraries: Ace3, LibDataBroker |


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Fri, May 13, 11 at 11:31
years ago an elderly friend gave me some green tomato preserves that we awesome. I now have an over abundance of green tomatoes, does anyone have a recipe for these preserves? |
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Think of tomatoes (ripe or not) as "fruit" and follow the directions for most jams - 3C prepared fruit (peeled, deseeded, chopped/diced), 7 1/2 C sugar, bit of lemon juice = 1/4C; bring to a boil then add 1 pouch liquid pectin, back to a full boil counting for 1 min. Fill jars and BWB 10. My most delicious tomato jams use golden heirloom tomatoes (Persimmon, Yellow Pear, Azoychka, Roman Candle) but any unripe green tomato will also be quite delicious, I just prefer ripe fruit. Nancy |
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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
11 And I shall visit on the evils of the world, and I shall visit against wicked men the wickedness of them; and I shall make the pride of unfaithful men for to rest, and I shall make low the boast of strong men. (And I shall punish the world for its evil/And I shall bring disaster upon the world, and I shall punish the wicked for their wickedness; and I shall make the pride of the unfaithful to cease, and I shall make low the boast of the strong.) | 11 I will punish the world for its evil, the wicked for their sins. I will put an end to the arrogance of the haughty and will humble the pride of the ruthless. |
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