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Richard Russell: 12 Tips for the New Normal
November 10, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Cullen Roche
Few investment legends have weathered more than Richard Russell. Born in the Great Depression, Russell knows what it's like to live in hard times. And in this new normal he has some survival tips. The following are courtesy of Russell's Dow Theory Letters:
1 — Be a skinflint. Cut down on your spending. And be very nice to your boss, assuming you still have a job.
2 — Think in terms of NOT losing money. Forget about easy Wall Street profits. There aren't going to be any easy profits — not without a huge new infusion of borrowed money.
3 — Be sceptical of everything you read. The media is desperate for circulation, and it will slap on the cover of its magazine or newspaper any damn fool statement that it thinks will sell.
4 — Have faith in your gold. As confidence in the whole monetary system slowly fades, the desire for gold will heighten.
5 — Remember, there's often a large correction prior to the final speculative gold run.
6 — This time there may not be a "final gold rise," because large interests may just decide never to sell their gold. They'll keep their gold as a symbol of "eternal wealth" that can't be destroyed of go bankrupt.
7– Check out carefully the Permanent Portfolio (PRPFX). So far, it has done well and held up well. It's actually up so far this year, which is extraordinary. YTD return is 7.33%.
8 — Be very cynical about those "fabulous" money-making ads you hear on TV. Money is hard to make these days and risk in just about everything is high.
9 — Cut out expensive discretionary spending. Instead of eating at your favorite local restaurant, eat home and save many bucks. Supermarkets now stock endless "heat up" frozen dinners. Or better still, starting from scratch make your own dinners. Cooking is coming back.
10 — Take the long view. With stock dividends below 2.5%, the odds are that holding stocks "for the long run" is going to be discouraging or a loser.
11 — Money is made in the BUYING. When you buy anything at the right (low) price, the odds are that you're going to make money through the passage of time.
12 — Wall Street is suffering. When the Street suffers, its natural tendency is to come up with new "ideas." The ideas are usually risky (i.e., mortgage-backed packages). Be very sceptical of new Wall Street ideas and products.
Source: Dow Theory Letters
The Dark Years Are Here
August 6, 2009 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Egon von Greyerz – Matterhorn Asset Management, www.mamag.org.
In this newsletter we will outline what is likely to be the devastating effect of the credit bubbles, government money printing and of the disastrous actions that governments are taking. Starting in the next 6 months and culminating in 2011-12 the world will experience a series of tumultuous events which will be life changing for most people in the world. But 2011-12 will not be the beginning of an upturn in the world economy but instead the start of a long period of economic, political and social upheaval that could last for a couple of decades.
We will discuss the three areas that we for some time have argued will determine the fate of the world for the foreseeable future, namely the coming unemployment explosion, the next and much more serious phase in the credit markets and finally the likely hyperinflationary or just inflationary effect this will have on the world economy and investments.
Let us first go back in history and analyze what creates an empire and the prosperity that comes with it.
The British Empire started in the 17th century and reached its peak in the 19th century during Queen Victoria's reign. By the end of the 19th century The British Empire included nearly 20% of the land surface of the world and 25% of the world's population. So Britain which is less than 0.5% of the world's land surface area controlled an empire which was more than 50 times greater. So by using slave labour and by stealing the resources of 20% of the world, it is no wonder that Britain was the wealthiest nation for several centuries. But like all empires, Britain carried the seeds of its own destruction. All empires – e.g. Mongolian, Roman, Ottoman or British etc. – eventually overstretch their resources both militarily and financially. This combined with decadence and illusions of grandeur eventually leads to the collapse of an empire.
The US empire was slightly different from the point of view that it never conquered the world although the US was itself a colony conquered from its original inhabitants. But the US has intervened in many areas (e.g. Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq etc.). Also, there are US military bases in 120 countries. Initially the US was an economic superpower based on an entrepreneurial spirit and a very strong production machine backed by fierce military power. But after the Vietnam war the US had overstretched its resources and by 1971 Richard Nixon abolished the gold standard in order to be able to start money printing in earnest. The money printing phase is normally the last stage of an empire before it collapses and this is where the US is now. The US dollar became the reserve currency of the world when the US was strong economically. But as the US economy started to weaken in the 1960-70's the US government found a much better method for maintaining a strong economy. It started to print paper that it sold to other nations or exchanged for goods and services. For almost 50 years this has been the most clever way ever devised of maintaining the living standards of an economically deteriorating nation without even having to spend any resources on building an empire. It is a Ponzi scheme which has worked for several decades but slowly the world is now waking up to the fact that they are holding worthless paper printed by the US Government. (We realise this is a much simplified version of empire building and destruction but it is nevertheless an accurate analysis).
The US is haemorrhaging financially and economically. It has lent or committed almost $13 trillion in the last 18 months to prop up the financial system. The estimated government deficit in the current year is almost $2 trillion or 50% of the budget. All the money committed so far has only achieved two things: Firstly it has created some short term hope which together with totally illusionary sightings of green shoots have generated a small stock market correction (which we forecast in our January Newsletter) and some belief that the crisis is ending. Secondly, all the funds printed so far to save the system have gone to Wall Street but has done nothing whatsoever for the real economy. Every single sector of the real economy is deteriorating whether it is production, unemployment, corporate profits, real estate, credit defaults, construction, federal deficits, local government and state deficits etc.
And what is the government doing about it. They are doing the only thing they know which is to print more money.
This is total lunacy! How can any intelligent person believe that printed pieces of paper can solve an economic catastrophe?
If that were the case we could all go home and write out pieces of paper or use Monopoly money to spend in the shops or repay our debts.
How can the US government, the UK government and most other governments not understand that the only way to run an economy is to cut your coat according to your cloth. This is why the emperor had no clothes because the country had run out of gold thread to make the cloth. Until now the US as well as other countries have been able to buy the cloth because the world has been foolish enough to accept worthless pieces of paper as payment. But this is coming to an end very soon and many countries will be without both coats and cloth.
What governments are doing with people's money is to totally destroy its value. Purchasing power in the US and many other countries has declined more than 95% in the last 100 years. While it might buy votes short term it will only generate massive misery long term. And this is what many countries are starting to experience now. But sadly it will get a lot worse. We are still only in the first phase of this tragic saga. The second phase is likely to start in the next 6 months.
The real unemployment in the US is 20% or 30 million. These are the real unadjusted figures calculated on the same basis as the official figures before the method of the calculation was changed in the 1990's. Reported government figures, especially in the US, are continually manipulated in order to suit the political aims of the government. Therefore, one should not give any credence to the published figures. Most governments mislead the people most of the time.
With 20% unemployment in the US we are already approaching the levels in the 1930's when peak total unemployment reached 25%. The 20% current level is the non-farm unemployed and is still a lot lower than the non-farm peak figure in the 1930's which was 35% unemployed.
Since we are still in the early stages of this crisis, it is our firm opinion that non-farm unemployment levels will reach 35% at least in the US in the next few years.
But even the current figure of 30 million unemployed is a catastrophe. Adding dependants to every unemployed person there are currently 100 million people affected by unemployment in the US. In the next three months 3 million unemployed will fall out of the social security safety-net. These are the people who were laid off in the second half of 2008. Including their families this means that around 10 million people will become destitute between now and September with no social security and no savings. If we then add the 4 million that were made redundant in the first half of 2009 that will result in an additional 13 million people including families will become destitute around Christmas. This is a disaster of unimaginable consequences that will affect the whole fabric of American society.
The consequences will be social, political, financial and the effects on the US economy will be of a magnitude which is substantially greater than during the Depression of the 1930's. We must remember that none of the problems in the financial system have been resolved but only put on a very temporary hold. The rise in unemployment combined with the reduction in consumption will lead to the next and much more severe banking crisis.
Unemployment in Europe is also rising fast and shows no signs of abatement. Many countries are reaching 10% with for example Spain at 19% and Latvia at 16%. But as we have said for quite some time, of the larger European nations, the country with the biggest problems is the UK. Unemployment in the UK is currently "only" 2.5 million or 7% but it is estimated to reach over 3 million by the end of 2009. The combination of government deficits, a banking system which is extremely fragile and too big for the country, very high personal credit that will not be repaid and a housing bubble which still has a long way to fall makes the UK very vulnerable to a major financial shock.
During the next 6-9 months unemployment will severely affect most parts of the world including China, Asia and Africa. Never before has there been a global unemployment crisis affecting the world simultaneously. This will not only mean a massive decline in consumption and world trade leading to a recession or depression worldwide but also poverty, famine and social unrest.
The masters of the financial circus are the bankers. Not only did they reap the benefits from manufacturing toxic financial products to the extent of receiving bonuses and stocks in the $trillions during the last 15-20 years. But they are also the only beneficiaries of the trillions of dollars that have been printed by governments to rescue the financial system. Why are the bankers benefiting from the rescue of their own banks? Because they are the ones controlling the government, advising the government and making major contributions to the politicians.
Bonuses are back–Yes, many banks are paying higher bonuses in 2009 than 2008. Goldman Sachs is on course to pay bonuses of $20 billion or $700,00 per employee and Morgan Stanley a 30% increase from average per employee of $262,000 last year to $340,000 this year. JP Morgan's bonus pool for the first quarter of 2009 is up 175% to $3.3 billion and the new chief executive of RBS, the nationalized UK bank is getting an incentive package worth £10 million! Similar bonuses are being paid by many other banks. Barclays Capital for example is on a massive spending spree recruiting executives with golden hellos and guaranteed bonuses of millions per employee.
Central banks and governments worldwide have spent trillions of dollars temporarily propping up a totally bankrupt financial system and now a few months later the bankers are back earning absurd money within a banking system which hasn't been mended and is still bankrupt. This is scandalous.
Toxic Structures are back–But not only that, they are also back to creating new securitisation programmes in order to reduce capital requirements and increase leverage. Goldman Sachs, and Barclays Capital are doing this already and many other banks will follow. It is exactly these types of programmes that created the financial crisis in the first place and now the bankers are back at it again. This is totally disgraceful and irresponsible behaviour by bankers who have learnt nothing from their disastrous freewheeling actions except how to milk the system to the maximum again.
As we have pointed out before, none of the problems in the banking system have been resolved. The system still has a leverage of 25-50 times, it is still full of toxic debt and derivatives, loan books are deteriorating daily, it still has worthless paper assets valued at fantasy prices and most banks are run by the same bankers who created the problems in the first place. For a typical bank, a 4% drop in asset value wipes out the equity. This is what we call a recipe for disaster.
In the meantime governments are making feeble attempts at preventing a future crisis by planning new regulations. But these regulations will only deal with known and historic problems. The bankers will again run rings around the authorities in creating new structures to circumvent the new rules.
The next phase of this tragic saga will soon start.
Compared to the of the 1930's we are already in a worse position today than at the same stage of the Great Depression. Industrial production is worse in many countries. World trade is worse and the stock market fall is greater than at the same stage in the corresponding period of the Depression and both government and private debt is a lot worse.
So what is likely to happen next?
* Unemployment will increase government deficits
First unemployment will rise substantially as outlined above and the effects of the unemployed masses will have major repercussions on the economy. This will lead to government deficits growing substantially. Tax revenue is already falling at alarming rates in the US and UK and most other countries but it will get a lot worse. Government expenditure will rise rapidly due to the mass unemployment. Taxes will rise but this will be like getting water out of a stone – there won't be much revenue to tax. And if Vat or sales taxes are increased this will kill consumption even more. In addition governments will have to implement more programmes to help the poor, hungry and homeless. This will lead to more money printing.
* Next phase of bank problems
Secondly the next phase of problems in the financial system will start by the autumn of 2009 at the latest. Since this will come as a total shock to everyone the effect will be much worse than in 2008. So far US banks have taken losses of $1.1 trillion. Conservative estimates put total losses at $2.2 trillion but realistic estimates are around $4 trillion and this excludes any problems in the $600 trillion to $1 quadrillion derivatives market a big part of which is worthless. In the next round of capital raising for banks there will only be one investor – the government. Thus there will be more money printing.
* Government paper will collapse – first in the US and UK
With the escalation of money printing markets will be flooded with government paper which nobody wants, leaving governments to buy its own junk. The two countries with the worst problems are the UK and the US and their precarious situation will emerge first. Within the next few months rating agencies are likely to downgrade both countries' debt. This will lead to the value of the treasury bonds and gilts collapsing and interest rates quickly moving up into the teens. The higher rates will make the financing costs of the debt to up exponentially leading to more money printing and higher interest rates. This is the "perfect" vicious circle that will end in a hyperinflationary depression.
* Hyperinflation is a currency driven event
For many years we have been saying that this crisis will by hyperinflationary. The issuing of unlimited government paper will lead to the rest of the world selling their holdings of US/UK treasuries as well as selling the dollar and the pound. Most so called financial experts have been predicting a deflationary recession/depression since they don't see the demand pull that they think is the cause of hyperinflation. We have been one of the very few (together with the very wise Jim Sinclair) to understand that hyperinflation is a currency driven event. The issuing of unlimited government paper outlined above will lead to the US dollar as well as the pound collapsing. It is the collapse of the currency which leads to hyperinflation. Without fail in history every hyperinflationary event has been caused by a collapsing currency not by demand pull.
Many other nations will also experience hyperinflation such as the Baltic States, certain Eastern European and Asian Countries. Many more countries will have high inflation.
In the next few months we will see the start of the Dark Years. For the first time in the history of the world there will be a synchronised downturn affecting all nations (although some a lot worse than others).This is the culmination of the world and especially the Western world, living above its means for decades in a mania of credit bubbles, asset bubbles, real estate bubbles as well as excesses leading to decadence and a society with very weak moral and ethical values. (Of course no society recognises this as it is happening but only afterwards). Governments have fuelled this process by printing unlimited amounts of paper thus destroying the money and purchasing power of most nations.
The Dark Years will be extremely severe for most countries both financially and socially. In many countries in the Western world there will be a severe depression and it will be the end of the welfare state. Most private and state pension schemes are also likely to collapse. It will be a worldwide depression but some countries may only have a deep recession. There will be famine, homelessness and misery resulting in social as well as political unrest. Different type of government leaders and regimes are likely to result from this.
How long will the Dark Years last? There is a book called The Fourth Turning written by Neil Howe. He has identified a pattern that repeats itself every 80 years. The pattern has been extremely accurate in the Anglophile world. We have recently entered the Fourth Turning which is the final 20 years of the cycle. According to Howe we are in the early stages of a 20 year period of economic and institutional upheaval. This is a period of Crisis when the fabric of society will change dramatically. Previous Fourth Turnings have been the American Revolution, Great Depression and World War II. According to Howe the Crisis will be substantially worse before it is over and it will last for another circa 20 years.
All of this is not good news and we hope that we and Howe are wrong regarding the severity and length of this crisis. But we fear that we are both right. We must stress again that never previously has the the whole world entered a downturn simultaneously in such a fragile state both financially and economically which is why the Dark Years are likely to be so devastating and long lasting.
The correction up in stockmarkets has probably finished but there is a possibility that it will continue for another couple of months.
Matterhorn Asset Management AG based in Zurich Switzerland specialises in wealth management and wealth preservation with particular emphasis on gold and silver bullion stored safely outside the banking system.
What is important is that it is a correction (we predicted it already back in January) and it will soon lead to a strong resumption of the downtrend. In the Dow Jones, a break of the trend line at 6400 would lead to a projected decline of at least 90% from the top. Almost all major world markets point to similar declines. This sounds incredible but bearing in mind that the Dow Jones fell 90% in the 1930's and bearing in mind our discussion in the Dark Years paragraph above, this kind of target is not impossible.
Some commodity stocks as well as gold and silver mining shares will be major beneficiaries from the Crisis.
Dow Jones H & S 13.7.09
We forecast at the beginning of the year that US long rates would go up and they have almost doubled since. But this is only the beginning since we expect US and UK long rates to reach at least the mid teens in the next 2-3 years. Interest rates in all countries will go up substantially in the next few years.
The dollar and the pound will have very substantial falls in the autumn of 2009. At some later stage the Euro will also weaken as a result of certain countries breaking away from the Euro area.
The currency which will be the major beneficiary from the Crisis is Gold. We have invested in gold since 2002 when we saw the Crisis coming. Gold has trebled since then. But this is just the beginning. The next major move will take place in the coming 4-5 months and it will be major. Gold for wealth preservation purposes should be held directly by the investor and stored outside the banking system in his name. Holding gold in ETF form, futures or owning part of gold bars that you don't have personal access to is not wealth preservation.
There is no means of avoiding a final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as a result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved.
Ludwig von Mises


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Special Report: Offset and Beyond -- Today's Model: Distribute-Then-Print
April 2009 By Cheryl AdamsPI: Where do you see the graphic arts industry in five, 10 years?
Kelly: Well, it's tough to think in years when we're reacting to daily economic impacts. Unfortunately, there are a couple of negative trends at work pushing the industry apart. First, we are a fragmented industry made up of many small companies that tend to be cannibalistic, especially in tough times. Absent of any GDP growth, the only way to increase sales is through capitalizing on our competitor's misfortunes. Price erosion is rampant right now with customers asking for retroactive price decreases. And, we all know who wins in that game—the customer and not the printer.
The second trend is the accelerated shift taking place with buyer's mindsets around print buying and manufacturing. Print-then-Distribute used to be the best economic business model; but now, with the huge installed base of digital equipment, workflows and knowledge, the business model has flipped to Distribute-then-Print. This tipping point takes an already fragmented industry to the next level.
What surprises me most right now is how fast digital technology is going beyond attacking sheetfed offset printing to competing directly with heatset web offset printing. We're seeing this play out in web printers' financial results, as well as in the decreased number of print businesses. For example, healthcare directories that were traditionally web work, are now being produced digitally. We've seen static directories containing 900+ pages of information change overnight to 24-page variable digital printing—totally personalized and customized to the end recipient. Albeit a great example of being more "green," the instantaneous page reductions indicate a steep slope of declining print demand.
PI: What about future industry consolidation?
Kelly: Underutilized capacity in the printing industry, combined with a no-growth market, forces everyone to share what crumbs of business are left out there. No one is safe. Big and small companies alike are all on shaky ground trying to figure out what comes next. Everyone is taking hits. Transcontinental recently invested $200 million in a new plant that opens in June 2009 to print the San Francisco Chronicle, which recently reported that it may be sold or closed. Big competitors are now bidding on small projects that they would have laughed at a year ago. So, industry contraction would seem inevitable.
However, I remain bullish on our industry to transform and grow. First, I believe customers are reducing their budgets on expensive advertising and moving to cheap media, which puts print, online, direct mail and direct marketing at the center of the "media universe." Secondly, I believe consumers are getting annoyed with high-profile advertisers that receive bailout money, or with companies that publicly announce massive layoffs and closures. This trend will force many marketers to get out of public view and use private direct marketing campaigns to connect with their customers.
For example, my blood pressure rises when I watch NASCAR and see Caterpillar sponsoring a race team, yet they publicly announced layoffs for more than 20,000 people—many of whom are NASCAR fans. I immediately wonder how advertisers rationalize the ROI when sponsoring race teams, Super Bowl TV commercials, sports endorsements and/or stadium signs (e.g., Citibank, a major bailout recipient, continues to pay $400 million for the NY Mets stadium naming rights).
As consumer sentiments shift, so will advertisers' accountability and ways they direct their shrinking spend on proven marketing programs that get results: print and online direct marketing campaigns. In general, I tend to think of future industry consolidation more as future industry convergence.
PI: How can printers survive the current recession?
Kelly: At K/P, we have always leased our equipment and buildings, which has turned out to be a really good thing for us; contrary to traditional print businesses. The balance sheet might look a little lighter in assets. However, we can respond quickly to the recessionary economy and/or market shocks. Our ability to immediately adjust our fixed cost structure is priceless.
The other area of focus is reducing our big ticket "inputs"—paper, materials, labor—those items that we convert to customer value. Right now paper mills are talking about taking machines off-line, choking supply and raising prices to improve their business. The USPS is pushing through another May postage increase. And customers want their suppliers to absorb any and all increases these days. Ouch!
Implementing quality systems, leveraging technology and investing in automation can't be emphasized enough. These are just some of the best ways we have found to reduce our waste, floor space and head count as quickly as possible.
Last, but certainly not least, is to not take your best customers for granted. The best defense against losing your best clients is to proactively give them the same price breaks and service levels as your prospects. Major customer stabilization is critical in times like these, and frequent customer satisfaction metrics really helped us get in front of any potential challenges.
PI: What has made your company successful?
Kelly: First, let's clarify what the word "successful" means in today's terms. I don't believe we're successful if we're talking about profitability, since we're not meeting the expectations we would love to see right now. But, if "successful" means still standing and holding your own, then it's OK to comment.
We learned our lessons early when we lost a major account to a big competitor at the beginning of 2007. Crisis snaps you into making the changes you need to survive. Losing that account was a huge jolt. It was a life-changing event for us, and we were forced to restructure rapidly.
We had to immediately get to a lower cost level. We had to flatten our organization, change our processes, our workflows and our culture. Change management practices were essential to quickly realign our employees' mindsets to support the newly structured operation. I can't emphasize enough how important it is to keep close contact with your front-line employees and your best customers.
It's all about creating an environment of trust and fairness, therefore transparency of your actions is paramount. Keeping everyone informed about what's going on with the restructuring helps reduce your business risks. By adapting to scale, we have cut our square footage by 28 percent and head count by 42 percent, in less than two years. It was a huge challenge, but an amazing journey.
We responded to the crisis in 2007, which was a very tough year. We did much better in 2008 than 2007, and we expect 2009 will be better still. In hindsight, the 2007 event was our pre-game warmup to weathering this "great recession." We continue the same change management practices today, looking for new ways to respond to cost take-out and revenue generation.
In summary, I believe K/P Corp. and printers across the industry—offset and digital alike—may have to take some body blows during these tough times, but we are not down for the count. Opportunities still exist for a great printing business. Having the warrior spirit to find, capture and engage the "new normal" is what it's going to take to be successful and still standing. PI


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We've got the new, second revision of the Apple TV, and we figured before we hit you with a review video, that we'd unbox it and give you an up-close look at the device. The new Apple TV is very tiny, and includes the newer Apple remote control…but if you've got an iOS device, you should just download the Apple Remote app and use that instead. You can pick up the new Apple TV for $99
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The Clinic Supervisor II supervises and oversees Patient Representatives or Procedure Schedulers and functions to assure quality patient check-in, scheduling and check-out. Provides physicians and other clinical providers support in coordinating patient visits, schedules, procedures, and obtaining necessary information to support the facilitation of a positive patient-provider interaction. This includes oversight of staff and responsibility for financial management of areas specifically delegated by the Clinic Manager. Develops and nurtures a collaborative working environment for all staff that participate in the patient flow process, resulting in a positive environment for patients, providers and staff.
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- Broad understanding of medical records, referrals, patient and physician scheduling, and patient information coordination
- Two plus years of successful front office and patient flow experience in clinic/physician practice environment
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We started our reno in August, and are still waiting on a few things, including a banquette, dining chairs and counter stools. We will be getting locally made Morovian tile for a backsplash, but still tweaking the design, then a 12 week wait to hand make them!
We have soapstone perimeters and aDanby marble island. Love it all! Here's a before: Here's the after: |
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that is stunning! |
Gorgeous. Warms my heart to see a beautiful wood kitchen. You did a fabulous job. I adore the soapstone/ marble mix. |
That is a really beautiful kitchen. Very classy and warm and comfy. You did a great job. Love the island with the marble(?) top, too. Gorgeous. |
What a beautiful kitchen! I love the little details like the pineapple light fixture over the sink. PLEASE do post more pics! cheers |
- Posted by bellajourney (email@example.com) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 15:18
Holy gorgeous!!! I Love it!! (And you were able to get rid of your soffits! I'm so jealous!!) Fantastic job! |
Very beautiful! I LOVE your Danby! It looks so comforting! The cherry is beautiful - it's all gorgeous! |
- Posted by motherof3sons (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 16:09
Beautiful blend of woods! The detail of the cabinetry and different drawer fronts is stunning. Love the material choices! |
- Posted by localeater (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 16:26
Love it. I love a warm stained finish kitchen and your cherry is a stunner. I see that you have done only a high sinksplash in soapstone. Can you please post a straight on shot of your sink area? That is my plan too, and it is so hard to find images of and my stone is being templated very soon. I love your pineapple light, and I feel like a remember a post where someone suggested that light, was it you that asked for details..... what a GW family we are! Since you will be inundated with requests for more photos and more info, don't forget that stunning fixture over your island that we can only see a glimpse, and your whole oven wall. Pretty please :) Oh I forgot to mention that the lattice front detail under the cooktop and sink is a real charmer. Thanks for sharing! |
Hi Partyof7. I keep coming back to your kitchen. I just love the warmth and finish of your cabinets. Can you tell me who the manufacturer was and the finish or stain that was used? And can you tell us about the fun hardware you installed on your trash pull out? I will be watching for the completed kitchen. Please be sure to post more pics when your backsplash is complete! |
That is the cutest darned sink and backsplash. I love the sink base. |
How did I ever miss this? What a beautiful kitchen you've created! Love the cabinetry and I really like the cab and drawers under your sink and range top. And I love that chandelier (wow!). And so much more. Great job. Enjoy your beautiful new kitchen. |
WOW - how beautiful. I really like the warmth and beauty of the wood. I my head, the idea would be dark, but your kitchen is full of light. Are the cabinets stained? What color? Kitchen excellence! |
Thanks, honu3421! We had the cabinets made by a local (SE Pennsylvania) cabinet maker. The stain is called Pendleton, but it may be their own color name. Do you mean the single trash pullout under the paper towels? I so badly wanted pulls on the cabs as I have had knobs my whole life. Those pulls look so sexy to me! But the stain color of the cabinets actually made it a little difficult to find hardware. The darker ones looked best. Then, I fell in love with the hammered KNOBS from England. I was insistent that I needed a pull for my dish towel, though! Nothing available was close to the finish, so the local hardware dealer had one made in the shop of iron. He was totally in to it, and he designed the softer ends of the pull, like trailing vines. Thanks, enduring, taggie and ae2ga. My previous kitchen was very dark; "cave like" as there is a covered porch out the window and poor lighting. I agree, with additional lighting, it now feels warm, and not at all dark. Thanks! |
Thanks for explaining the trash pull out handle. I noticed it too but I couldn't tell if it was a cut out or a pull in the picture. Tell the hardware man that it is lovely. It adds a very nice touch of character to your kitchen. |
Beautiful kitchen. Thank you for sharing! |
Absolutely beautiful. I am going back to look at details, but I wanted to comment. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I really like the stain on the cherry. It is dark enough to contrast with the floors, but retains the visual texture of the cherry. Compliments to your designer!! :-) Sandra |
Your kitchen is gorgeous. I can't believe I missed it when you first posted. Do you have a photo of your breakfast nook? I love your light fixtures, all of them. Is that a shade pulled down a few inches over one kitchen window or a screen? |
Party! I missed you beautiful kitchen the first time around. Just love it and am glad to see some of the same elements in your kitchen I'm planning to use. Where did you get your soapstone and marble? I am doing the windowsill backsplash and cant get anyone to "see" this so am thrilled to be able to show your pictures. Is the soapstone as thick for the BS/windowsill It looks thinner which is what I want. I'm north of easton so need to check out Bucks county soapstone, Havent done that yet. Your cabs are making me rethink what I've planned, so I really have to stop drooling at the lovely kitchens on GW. |
Beautiful! What a change from your old kitchen. My new kitchen is very similar to yours including the wall color. I look forward to seeing your BS. Please share when it's done. Enjoy! |
I hear what you are saying about wanting pulls as a change from a lifetime of knobs, but I think your knobs (shape, size and color) are one of the things that make your kitchen timeeless. So now I am rethinking pulls. Love the story of your trash pull - I bet you smile every time you use it! That one has such personality! Thanks for the info on the cabinet maker; I had a suspicion they were custom. I have one more question for you if you don't mind. You said you have a covered porch over the kitchen window - what direction does your window face? is that west? Your kitchen is my new ispiration kitchen. Enjoy! |
I don't know how I missed this one, either. Wowza! It is really lovely, serene, and classy. |
Thank you partyof7, it looks great. The green paint is the perfect color for your wood. Very nice. |
Thanks for answering my questions. I just love all the details in your kitchen. Honu |
Please post a pic when your banquette goes in. And are you planning a backsplash? I am curious to know what you have in mind. Your kitchen looks so good as it is that I cannot imagine what I would want as a backsplash. By the way, I am linking this to my clippings as one of my favorites. |
Thanks so much Honu, marti8a and Bellsmom. I will definitely post the banquette. I think it will be great. We'll see... I live in Bucks County PA, where there is a County owned tile shop making tiles as Henry Mercer did in 1898! The Pennsylvania State House has his tiles all over the first floor depicting the history of PA. When I saw them there, I fell in love with them, and really had my heart set on them before renovation began! Here is a sample of the tiles. I chose this color green, but in a subway shape (2" X 4") The glazed green is beautiful because it has alot of color variation on each tile. I will have tiles above the cooktop representing the four seasons. They are ordered, and will take 12 weeks to make. So, we wait! Thanks again! For anyone that cares, here's more info on the tiles: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Moravian Tile
Absolutely unfair! You have a cherry finish I wish I had seen before I decided on my kitchen. Yeah, I know it might not have been enough contrast against my oak floor AND oak walls, but still it is SO lovely. And now you will have absolutely beautiful tiles. I am going back to look at the catalogue. The 4 seasons series is wonderful! |
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This unit focuses on local plant species; students learn to identify common species and will examine their life cycle characteristics as evidence of climate change. Through the use of the national citizen science project titled Project BudBurst,... (View More) students explore the impacts of climate variation on plant species distribution. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
In this unit, students investigate temperature cycles, tree rings, CO2 records, and the effects of CO2 on temperature, precipitation and cloud cover to determine the impacts of changing climate on forests. After gathering and analyzing local data,... (View More) students examine regional impacts and differences. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
Students are introduced to the carbon cycle through discussion, modeling and a game. Students then complete activities and investigations on Greenhouse gasses, photosynthesis, cellular respiration and ecosystem services (functions and values of... (View More) intact ecosystems to humans). The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
This curriculum uses an inquiry-based Earth system science approach, and leverages Project BudBurst, a citizen science phenology project, to engage students in authentic research on plant and ecosystem responses to climate change. Students collect... (View More) local data then analyze that data in the context of NASA regional and global data sets and satellite imagery to understand their data in personal, regional, and global contexts. The curriculum is divided into four units: The Earth as a System; Identifying the key changing conditions of the Earth system; Earth system responses to natural and human induced changes; and Predicting the consequences of changes for human civilization. Each unit consists of several activities with accompanying teacher answer sheets. (View Less)
This series of ten lessons has been developed to teach students about local and global water issues. They are based on NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission. The activities are done largely outdoors and include scientific data... (View More) collection and analysis and integrate technology. Many of the lessons involve data collected based on protocols from the GLOBE Program. Each lesson is designed to take one hour; the lessons build on each other, but can also be used independently. Each lesson topic includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint presentation, student capture sheet and capture sheet answer guide. (View Less)
This set of three videos illustrates how math is used in satellite data analysis. The videos feature NASA senior climate scientist Claire Parkinson. Parkinson explains how the Arctic and Antarctic sea ice covers are measured from satellite data and... (View More) how math is used to determine trends in the data. In the first video, she leads viewers from satellite data collection through obtaining a time series of monthly average sea ice extents for November 1978 – December 2012, for the Arctic and Antarctic. In the second video, she begins with the time series from the first video, removes the seasonal cycle by calculating yearly averages, and proceeds to calculate the slopes of the lines to get trends in the data, revealing decreasing sea ice coverage in the Arctic and increasing sea ice coverage in the Antarctic. In the third video, she uses a more advanced technique to remove the seasonal cycle and shows that the trends are close to the same, whichever method is used. She emphasizes the power of math and that the techniques shown for satellite sea ice data can also be applied to a wide range of data sets. (View Less)
Emphasizing the synergies between science and engineering, these video clips highlight the research of professional ocean scientists and engineers in various disciplines. The clips are accompanied by additional relevant content including images,... (View More) data visualizations, graphs, animations, and other information. Content has been organized into more than a dozen thematic areas such as Solving Old Problems with New Technology and Small Scale Observations and Large Scale Ideas. All content has been aligned with science and engineering practices from the Next Generation Science Standards, including "asking questions and solving problems" and "planning and carrying out investigations," providing applicable resources for teachers who want to provide role models of effective practice for their students. (View Less)
Each lesson or activity in this toolkit is related to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The toolkit is designed so that each lesson can be done independently, or combined and taught in a sequence. The Teacher Implementation Guide provides... (View More) recommendations for combining the lessons into three main strands: 1) Lunar Exploration. These lessons provide a basic introduction to Moon exploration. Note that this strand is also appropriate for use in social studies classes. 2) Mapping the Moon. These lessons provide a more in-depth understanding of Moon exploration through the use of scientific data and student inquiry. The lessons also include many connections to Earth science and geology. 3) Tools of Investigation. These higher-level lessons examine the role of technology, engineering and physics in collecting and analyzing data. (View Less)
Using three images from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) mission, students measure and analyze infrared light from objects to identify Brown Dwarfs and Ultra-Luminous Infrared Galaxies (ULIRGs). The lesson includes a teacher's guide,... (View More) student worksheet and PowerPoint presentation (which contains the three images to be analyzed). (View Less)
This is an activity about spacecraft design. Teams of learners will model how scientists and engineers design and build spacecraft to collect, store, and transmit data to earth. Teams will design a system to store and transmit topographic data of... (View More) the Moon and then analyze that data and compare it to data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter . (View Less)


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28-year-old Justin Elliott, a craftsman from Florida, embarked on a journey eight years ago to enhance the appearance of the piano. To do so, he began designing and handcrafting custom piano legs using rare, superior species of wood to create spirals, arcs and other design elements to transform the piano into a work of art.
After completing his first design, Elliott realized the magnificent wooden structure also enhanced the piano's sound, providing greater clarity by changing the instrument's resonant structure and integrating acoustics into the leg.
Today, Elliott (who has since founded ResInno Piano Innovation and Design), who seldom using blueprints or sketches to ensure undeniably unique designs, has four designs available for purchase. Each is hand shaped to perfection and affects the piano's "voice" differently depending on its shape. And this month, ResInno has unveiled its raciest design yet.
The Grand Rossa, named after Ferrari's 1957 Testa Rossa race car and painted in the iconic Ferrari red called Rossa Corsa, boasts sleek curves forming semi helixes on the front legs, and a prolonged arch stemming from the tail leg which appears to flow through the piano.
The design has caught the attention of Ferrari of Tampa Bay where it is currently on display on the 28,000 square-foot showroom floor alongside the race cars that inspired its name and design.
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Where to go: Costa Rica
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We'd like to say we knew about Costa Rica before it got popular, but the fact is that this destination-of-the-moment – home of this week's sale on the award-winning Parador Resort & Spa – has long been on the radar of savvy, adventure-loving travelers. And it's not hard to see why, considering the country's protected rainforests, incredible biodiversity, expansive beaches, and world-class surf breaks.
It's easy to get caught up in the idea of tropical beaches, and Costa Rica's long, white ones are certainly a draw, but if you plan to just sit on the beach, you'll miss out. If you're craving water time, take advantage of scuba diving along colorful reefs with hammerhead sharks, surfing breakers above the reefs, and sea- and river-kayaking.
Inland, the jungle reveals a world of monkeys, sloths, iguanas, crocodiles, and noisy birds of every size and color. Zip-line through the rainforest canopy, white-water raft down the rivers, and trek amongst the dense vegetation in search of exotic wildlife. Try hiking up volcanoes, horseback riding along rocky headlands, and soaking in natural hot springs and mud baths.
We could go on, but the point is that this tiny Latin American country happens to have some of the most pristine and accessible tropical landscapes on earth. Best of all, the word is still getting out, so we can still explore it without constantly bumping into tourists.
Tempted? Dates at the Parador – which overlooks the Pacific Ocean, and is literally next to the 1700-acre Manuel Antonio National Park – are available throughout 2012.


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Segers, Magrieta URN etd-02082006-154944 Document Title Spatial variation of coke quality in the non-recovery beehive coke ovens Degree MSc (Geology) Department Geology Supervisor
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Date 2004-10-08 Availability unrestricted Abstract More than 50% of hot metal production worldwide takes place in blast furnaces. Coke is the most expensive raw material in the blast furnace. It acts as the burden support as well as heat source and reductant in the blast furnace. As technology advances, supplementary fuels can supply heat and reduce the iron oxides, but coke would always be needed as burden support. Blast furnaces have been using coke for the past century and will continue to use coke for the next few decades. The price of coke is determined by its quality. Strict environmental laws and regulations in the USA pushed coke-making technology since the early 1990s towards the beehive type of oven. Gas collected during the coke cycle is used to supply heat to the process.The aim of this study is to investigate the spatial variation and coke quality in the non-recovery ovens and provide an explanation for it. The original coal was tested and samples of the coke were obtained from the top, bottom and sides of a coke oven. The samples were prepared and submitted for image analysis to determine the porosity, cell wall thickness and pore diameter. The samples were also submitted for a microscopical point counting to determine the micro textures of the coke. The coke was further submitted for the coke strength after reaction testing (CSR).
The results show clear variation in the coke and a model of the behavior of the gas inside the coke oven during the carbonization process was developed based on the results of the tests. The model shows the flow of gas from the bottom of the oven up along the sidewalls to escape from the coke charge through the top. The flow of gas enriched the coke on the side of the oven by deposition of pyrolitic carbon to create an ultra-high grade of coke that could physically be separated from the rest of the coke and be sold separately at a higher price.
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logicape wrote:Can't disagree, very cool design. But for a shirt, I'm sorry - reminds me too much of those awful wolf t-shirts :S http://www.animalshirts.net/wolfshirts/index.htm
Jeez, again? These animal shirts are just too beastly for my tastes...
logicape wrote:Jeez, again? These animal shirts are just too beastly for my tastes...
Well, what would you have expected out of a derby themed 'Safari'?
Nice shirt but can't pull the trigger. Fat guys wear wolves, not lions.
Bought! Congrats on the print!
Is this what the new Lion King 3D is all about?
I ain't lion when I say that I LOVE this shirt. My 4 year-old and I will wear ours with pride, and I bet we'll be the mane attraction whenever we wear them. First stop...the local zoo.
Congratulations! Love it!
Sometimes I can't believe how talented you people are...just amazing !
bluesluke wrote:I am a loin and this shirt offends me.
Well gird your loins and get over it
grahamcrackercoyote wrote:Well gird your loins and get over it
Close! Well grid your loins and get over it.
First Shirt.Woot purchase. This shirt is so cool I couldn't resist buying one for my ex wife (also a Leo), whom I'm not very fond of at this point in the century. Oh, fat guys do definitely do wear Lions, tend to be loners, don't do well in packs.
ROGETRAY wrote: Lion King
Is it bad that I remember the parody more than the original?
PokeyMon wrote:Close! Well grid your loins and get over it.
Unless that was a pun that went over my head... no. gird, v.tr. 1. a. To encircle with a belt or band. b. To fasten or secure (clothing, for example) with a belt or band. [...] Idiom: gird (up) (one's) loins To summon up one's inner resources in preparation for action. Girding your LIONS, on the other hand, is a much more complicated endeavor. In fact, I think one would have to gird one's loins in order to prepare to gird a lion!
I wanna buy this shirt but don't know what size would fit me. Any advice?
huongle265 wrote:I wanna buy this shirt but don't know what size would fit me. Any advice?
If you have any American Apparel shirts, then just buy by that size since that's what Woot shirts are. If not, then measure a shirt that fits you and then compare it to the size chart.
The design alone compelled me to buy this. Very well done!
missmelis wrote:Unless that was a pun that went over my head... no. gird, v.tr. 1. a. To encircle with a belt or band. b. To fasten or secure (clothing, for example) with a belt or band. [...] Idiom: gird (up) (one's) loins To summon up one's inner resources in preparation for action. Girding your LIONS, on the other hand, is a much more complicated endeavor. In fact, I think one would have to gird one's loins in order to prepare to gird a lion!
Thank you for coming to my rescue
these are the shirts I love to see here, the amazing artistry. And not to denigrate the regulars at all, but it's also nice to get some fresh blood in the mix. congrats!!
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It'd be a done deal if it weren't brown... Seriously, making a t-shirt brown eliminates at least half of potential buyers.
**** EDIT: Just found in the FAQ that I can email firstname.lastname@example.com for this. So sorry. **** Mine arrived today! It's a printed a bit bigger and little lower than I was expecting, but I still think it makes an awesome shirt! It's nice because it could also just be a brown shirt with a yellow/orange burst on it, you know? Looks cool enough as that -- added bonus of it being a nature scene. Serious kudos to the artist! Thank you! Sadly, my shirt in particular isn't so great. What's the deal if the print is damaged? Is it the same kind of "you get what you get" situation Woot employs for other things? This is my sixth shirt from here and I've never had this problem before. The first thing I saw as I pulled Lapwing Sunset out of the bag was a very conspicuous line on the lion's forehead. Shocked, I thought it was a line from a black pen... thought that somehow, somebody had marked the shirt up with a pen. I hoped that it would come out in the wash; not wanting to wait until laundry day to remedy this I decided to go to the bathroom and just try to spot clean it. Before getting there, I realized that it didn't seem to be a mark on TOP of the print, it seemed to go INTO the print. Then I realized that I was a fool and it wasn't pen at all! It wasn't black I was seeing, it was brown -- the brown of the shirt! There's an inch long gap in the print! The pictures do not do my problem justice. Don't mean to be melodramatic... I'm just so bummed out When you're in college, it's a great pick-me-up to get a package in the mail, so I've been excited for this. Now I don't know if I even want to wear it. This coupled with the fact that the print goes down far enough that lion's face garbles up at the slightest movement, unless you keep the shirt totally taut (this problem is understandable and I should have foresaw it). The gap is noticeable even from a distance and it is in the worst place possible! I could get over it if it were on the darker, outskirts of the print... but it's on the brightest part. There's no defect return policy, right? I can't exchange for new one?
ritaroobias wrote:**** EDIT: Just found in the FAQ that I can email firstname.lastname@example.com for this. So sorry. ****
Heard back from them in only about 12 hours! Great customer service Thanks, Woot!
This went way too fast. After buying myself and a friend one, I ended up being asked to get more. Then they're gone. =\
How can I order this shirt??
deborahbrubaker wrote:How can I order this shirt??
This shirt is no longer in print. You might be able to find it on teetrade.org, wootswap.com, or the random shirt trade center in the Shirt.Woot forum.
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posted by: buehl on 09.28.2010 at 10:50 pm in Kitchens Forum Welcome! If you are new here - you may find the following information and links helpful.
The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) pages contain helpful information about how to navigate this site as well as the world of kitchen renovations. The Kitchen Forum Acronyms will help you understand some of the acronyms used frequently in posts. The Finished Kitchens Blog has pictures and information about many GW members' finished kitchens. Not only can you see them alphabetically, but there is also a category list if you're looking for specific things like a kitchen w/a Beverage Center or a kitchen w/a mix of dark and light cabinets. Access the FKB Categories Page via a link in the navigation panel on the right of any FKB page. Additionally, there is also a link to "In-Progress Kitchens" for those members' kitchens that are not quite ready for the FKB. There is also a link to "Coming Soon Kitchens" for those kitchens that are ready for the FKB but have not yet been added. To access the "In-Progress Kitchens", the "Coming Soon Kitchens", and the "FKB Categories", see the links in the navigation panel that is on the right side of each main FKB page. The Appliances Forum is very useful when you have questions specific to appliances. To start off the kitchen remodel process, take the Sweeby Test. Then, move on to Beginning a Kitchen Plan. Other topics such as layouts, planning for storage, and stone materials are discussed in later posts in this thread. Even more information can be found by doing a search on the forum. Tips:
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Ideas for Granite with Medium/Warm Cherry Cabinets?
posted by: maddie_2010 on 09.19.2010 at 09:13 pm in Kitchens Forum I am remodeling my kitchen with cherry cabinets. They are medium in color. I am having a difficult time picking a granite color and would be so grateful for any pictures people could post or color recommendations. Thank you and I look forward to seeing your kitchen!!!!!
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John & Nancy's finished kitchen for FKB
posted by: ncl520 on 07.08.2008 at 11:16 pm in Kitchens Forum This is our finished kitchen. Thanks to all the great ideas and knowledge we got from the forum and the FKB
Granite Black Galaxy. Faucet Hansgrohe Allegra, finish steel optik.
Image link: John & Nancy's finished kitchen for FKB (47 k) Here is a link that might be useful: John and Nancy's kitchen remodel (more pics) NOTES: <none>
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Very belated update on our kitchen reno, sorry!
posted by: staceyneil on 03.23.2010 at 10:26 am in Kitchens Forum I feel bad for just disappearing after all the great advice and support you all gave us last spring when we were agonizing about our kitchen reno!
We got about 75% finished with it -it was mainly DIY so that did take longer than normal- and then discovered a huge mold problem in the master bath/bedroom that completely usurped our time and money. Sadly, that project is still not complete, as our gorgeous custom calacatta marble shower had moisture problems that have have not been remedied yet :( Anyway- nearly a year after we began the kitchen, we're making progress again. I finally installed the backsplash last week! It's pretty boring, white subway tiles, but we need this kitchen to be fairly safe and classic for resale in a few years. The tiles themselves are quite lovely, with a nice surface variation that echoes the movement of the marble counter and cherry grain. Next: trim for the cabinets, top and bottom and light rail... I'd like to report that the kitchen works really well. Several of you (rhome410 and laxsupermom in particular, and others!) convinced us to move the kitchen to a new area, in the middle of the house. The layout works beautifully. We love being able to look down into the LR/DR area, and we love the hearthside sitting area now adjacent to the kitchen...thank you :) Backsplash pics: NOTES: <none>
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Got my backsplash after almost 18 months!
posted by: ni_2006 on 12.15.2009 at 06:49 pm in Kitchens Forum My kitchen has been 75% done since Aug 2008. After searching for the right tile, I finally decided to go with Rixi tiles in the Mandorla color. (The funny thing is that I have had samples of these tiles for the last 6 months or so, but just could not commit to them). The tiles behind the cooktop are from Ann Sacks, inspired by Willowdecor!
I am so glad that this remodel is almost over. The tiles need to be sealed and grouted. All that is left after that is to paint the room! YAY! Here are some pictures (pre-grout) taken this evening. I am curious to see what the tiles look like in bright day light. Thanks to all of you for all your feedback while I was in the process of selecting the *right* tile! NOTES: <none>
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RE: Typhoon Bordeaux - too much yellow? (Follow-Up #2)
posted by: bostonpam on 10.05.2010 at 10:20 am in Kitchens Forum From the computer screen it doesn't look like much yellow. I have TB and it can vary tremendously from lot to lot. If you're not in love with THIS slab, look for another. Also, if a portion of it doesn't appeal to you you may be able to work out that part. Personally I didn't like the TB slabs with a lot of yellow and had to look around. I also have cherry cabinets. Here's a pic of my TB - different from yours
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RE: Typhoon Bordeaux - too much yellow? (Follow-Up #8)
posted by: hilarymontville on 10.05.2010 at 10:49 am in Kitchens Forum I also went with typhoon bordeaux and cherry cabinets. I wanted less yellow and more bordeaux for my slab -- searched around a long time to find the exact slabs I wanted. Don't settle. There really is quite a bit of variation in the slabs I saw. Have not posted pictures yet since we're not quite done, but is a picture of my granite and a shot that shows the cabinets as well. Just ignore the rest of the clutter.
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Typhoon Bordeaux - too much yellow?
posted by: avettfan on 10.05.2010 at 09:54 am in Kitchens Forum Hello,
I've been reading this forum for a while now and have learned a lot - thanks. My husband and I ripped out our entire kitchen a couple months ago and are now just starting to put in the cabinets. Picking out granite was the first thing I did. I fell in love with this Typhoon Bordeaux because of the colors and movement. Its got some cream in it, deep red/brown and some yellow. I like yellow but I want to get others opinions on if there is too much yellow. We have cherry cabinets (picture included from showroom - not our kitchen). The pictures aren't the best. I hope they are big enough too actually see the colors. I have seen the entire slab - I just don't have a complete picture. Thanks for your help. Here is a link that might be useful: granite pics NOTES: <none>
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RE: What should go within easy reach of the cooktop? (Follow-Up #13)
posted by: buehl on 12.08.2009 at 04:47 am in Kitchens Forum This might also help...
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