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The Battle of Charleston and the 1862 Kanawha Valley Campaign
Posted by: | CommentsOn November 5, 2013, author/historian Terry Lowry gave a presentation on the 1862 battle of Charleston and the Kanawha Valley Campaign at the Tuesday evening lecture in the Archives and History Library in the Culture Center in Charleston. His upcoming book on the campaign will be released by 35th Star Publishing in 2014.
Click here to watch the lecture on YouTube
Lowry's presentation on the campaign included details of the battles of Fayetteville, Cotton Hill, Montgomery's Ferry, Charleston, and Buffalo, in addition to the Trans-Allegheny Raid of Gen. Albert G. Jenkins. He provided insight into the various personalities involved, such as Col. Samuel A. Gilbert, father of Cass Gilbert, who designed the current West Virginia State Capitol, and Col. Edward Siber, who held off more than 5,000 Confederate soldiers with only two under-strength regiments of infantry, at Fayetteville. To compliment his presentation, Lowry displayed a number of actual artifacts from the battle and campaign from his own personal collection, as well as of the State Archives collections, many never before seen by the public.
A native of South Charleston, Lowry received his BA in History in 1974 from West Virginia State College (now University) and studied Civil War History at Marshall University Graduate School. A professional musician for most of his life, he spent over twenty years as music critic at Charleston Newspapers, Inc., and one year with The Atlanta Journal. He published his first book, The Battle of Scary Creek; Military Operations in the Kanawha Valley, April-July, in 1982. Other books have included September Blood: The Battle of Carnifex Ferry (1985); two volumes of the Virginia Regimental Histories Series, 22nd Virginia Infantry (1988) and 26th (Edgar's) Battalion Virginia Infantry (1991); and Last Sleep: The Battle of Droop Mountain, November 6, 1863 (1996). In 2000 he co-authored with Stan Cohen, Images of the Civil War in West Virginia. Lowry's most recent book is Bastard Battalion: A History of the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion in World War II (2009). His new book, The Battle of Charleston and the 1862 Kanawha Valley Campaign, is tentatively scheduled for an early 2014 release. Lowry currently is a historian with West Virginia Archives and History, where he has been employed since 2001.
150th Anniversary, Battle of Droop Mountain
Posted by: | CommentsNovember 6, 2013, marked the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Droop Mountain. Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park Superintendent Michael Smith did a great job in organizing a wonderful ceremony to dedicate a new monument to the soldiers killed or died of wounds during the battle. Speakers included my good friends Terry Lowry, author of Last Sleep: The Battle of Droop Mountain, and Richard A. Wolfe, representing the West Virginia Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission. I had the honor of reading the names of the fallen soldiers of the West Virginia Mounted Infantry units.
For more information, visit www.droopmountainbattlefield.com.
Charleston Gazette Newspaper coverage of the event: http://www.wvgazette.com/News/201311090049
September Blood: The Battle of Carnifex Ferry
Posted by: | CommentsThis is the definitive work on a battle where both sides claimed victory, but in reality neither side won. It is the story of the disorganization of the Confederate forces and the dogged persistence of the Union army. Filled with personal reflections by soldiers, detailed yet highly readable descriptions of the battle, plus maps & photos, this book brings Carnifex Ferry back to life.
The highly sought after and rare book on the Battle of Carnifex Ferry, September Blood by Terry Lowry is available again, after being out of print for almost 25 years. To celebrate the 150th anniversary of this important early battle of the Civil War, Quarrier Press has reprinted a small number of this well-researched and highly entertaining book.
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Darker than expected but such great quality
Reviewed: 31 August 2014 by KinkyKiki, a Bisexual Married Female
When I opened the box from LH the first thing I noticed was just how good quality the box that the wig came in is!
It's very good quality, which was pleasing as a first impression.
The wig itself is a lot darker than I thought it would be, and is definitely a very dark brown.
The wig is very well styled and it certainly won't need a lot of work to look good wearing it.
The thing that will take time, however, is getting it comfortable and secure if you have longer hair, as I found it quite difficult.
The quality of the wig itself is superb and it's very well priced, almost what I'd call a bargain price. I love the length and I love the colour, although I'm not convinced that it's not just a bit too dark for me personally. Hubby thinks it's great, apparently, as he said it almost makes me look like I have an alter ego!
I can certainly see myself getting a lot of use out of the wig, and hopefully will find it a bit easier to wear with a bit more practice. :)
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Glamorous but impossible to wear if not prepared
Reviewed: 06 July 2014 by Orally Gifted
I was chosen to review the Fever Khloe Wig; I've never owned a wig, only worn ones from fancy dress shops that don't require caps.
Delivery was fairly quick and the item was well packaged as always - kudos LH!! As for the product packaging, it was well designed and solid to hold. The information and instructions on the box were well presented, in both English and French! The box had a magnetized flap and opened a bit like a book, with pink tissue wrap inside, which was a nice touch. The wig itself was encased in soft black netting and folded neatly.
The product itself is most likely based on Khloe Kardashian's hairstyle (?) and does indeed look the part. The hair is soft, luscious and thick, and doesn't tangle easily. The colour is a deep "chocolat noir" brown, and the different layers sit nicely and do indeed make the locks tumble glamorously. There is a faux skin crown/centre parting which cannot be moved, so no side or zigzag partings I'm afraid. I can't say that I used any heated styling tools as I don't own any! On the whole, the wig itself looks realistic and on that note, expensive.
Now, my one moan about this product is that, even though it says on the box that it comes "with a fully adjustable wig cap for secure fit", on the actual Fever tag it says, "we recommend you use a Fever Wig Cap to securely hold you(r) wig in place". Unless the very stretchy black netting that the wig came in *is* the wig cap, then I don't know where it is! Upon closer inspection, said "fully adjustable wig cap" is the inner faux skin crown: there are adjustable straps to fit just about every head shape, (with little 'S' hooks you'd find on a multi-way bra strap) but there's nothing for them to hook on to if you don't own a wig cap all ready!! I have naturally long hair and couldn't fit all of my own hair into the faux skin crown without it looking seriously wrong, not to mention the hooks catching on my natural hair (ouch!).
Basically I was disappointed that the product didn't come with a separate wig cap, which would have made it wearable - if you're a first time wig buyer, prepare yourself with a wig cap (or several if you have long hair).
I have rated this product based on my disappointment that I couldn't actually wear it, so other buyers please don't bite my head off in your reviews! Personally I don't desire to purchase a wig cap or desire the need for this wig, so although it is lovely, I will be returning it.
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- Quality, length, colour, product packaging.
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- Unclear information, no separate wig cap.
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- Realistic wig; sole impracticality was lack of separate wig cap, which defeats point of wear.
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Warming up to Seattle Chamber Music Society's Winter Festival
Seattle's about to get one of today's world-class violinists to itself for two blissful weekends of chamber music. James Ehnes is coming back to town — along with 17 of his musical friends and a trunk full of some truly splendid scores — for the Seattle Chamber Music Society's compact but eventful Winter Festival.
Ehnes became the artistic director of SCMS two seasons ago. In his "off" time from Seattle, the native Canadian is a prized soloist and chamber musician in demand around the globe.
This fall, for instance, took him to Melbourne, Moscow and Glasgow. And just a few weeks ago, when his duo partner became ill right before a recital in London's Wigmore Hall, Ehnes saved the day stepping up to perform two of the monumentally challenging Bach solo partitas.
Ehnes feels a strong sense of loyalty to Seattle and has been involved with SCMS as a performer since he was still a teenager. Yet while the long-running festival is part of his blood, he's been artfully introducing some subtle changes.
For anyone who relishes the amazing craft, interpretive spontaneity and emotional directness that give the chamber music medium such power, it's good to see Ehnes bringing a new focus to the string quartet.
His own quartet (which includes violinist Amy Schwartz Moretti, violist Richard O'Neill and cellist Robert DeMaine — all familiar faces to SCMS audiences) will take the stage for Béla Bartók's First and Third Quartets and Beethoven's "Harp" Quartet, Op. 74 (programs of Jan. 30 and Feb. 2).
"Playing with my quartet is one of the great joys of my life, and since we have such a history at SCMS," says Ehnes. The Feb. 2 concert will also serve to launch the ensemble on their first European tour, which should be a boost for Seattle's reputation as a chamber music destination.
The Bartók quartets represent Ehnes's ongoing advocacy for the Hungarian composer. Ehnes has already made splendid recordings of Bartók's concertos and solo works for violin, and he launched his first full season two years ago with a program that included a breath-taking performance of the pioneering Fourth String Quartet.
"We've been doing a bit of focus on Bartók for the last few festivals. His is one of the greatest and most unique musical voices of the 20th century, and it bothers me that despite his name having great recognition among music lovers, a very great majority of his music remains unknown to the general public."
As usual, Ehnes's programming ideas encourage intriguing cross-connections and discoveries to be made. The Jan. 31 concert, for example, offers music by Bartók's compatriot Zoltán Kodály. "I think it will be fascinating for our audiences to compare the Kodály [Serenade for Two Violins and Viola] to the Bartók String Quartets."
Another approach to quartet playing will be on offer Jan. 25, when violinist Ida Levin joins with Benjamin Beilman, Richard O'Neill and Julie Albers to complete the SCMS's mini-cycle of the three Tchaikovsky String Quartets.
"Ida has been the first violinist for all three quartets," remarks Ehnes, "and she brings her incredible experience with quartet repertoire and amazing musical personality to the not-so-often heard 2nd quartet."
Seattle in the summer as an attractive getaway for leading chamber musicians is self-explanatory — but in the heart of winter? Ehnes is deeply connected to his peers, and for this festival he's succeeded in getting some new faces to join the party: violinists Ruth Palmer and Arnaud Sussmann, and pianist and frequent Itzhak Perlman partner Rohan De Silva.
There's an underlying poignant note as well: This will be the first year since SCMS began that its founder, the cellist Toby Saks, will not be present. Soon after last summer's month-long festival, she died of a recently diagnosed cancer.
Saks was never in doubt that she had handed over the reins to someone who can balance lofty artistic vision with the level-headedness needed to organize scores of highly individual musicians across a far-reaching repertoire.
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On Saturday May 10, students, faculty, staff, friends and guests are invited to attend a special banquet to celebrate the completion of the academic year and to honor our graduates. The banquet will be held at Kansas City First Church of the Nazarene at 6:00pm, preceded by the President's Reception at 5:00pm. NTS President Carla Sunberg will be the evening's speaker.
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May 10, 2013 5:17 PM by NBC News
(NBC News) A crane lifted the last of a 408-foot tall spire on top of One World Trade Center on Friday, a capstone to an emotional 12-year effort to replace the twin towers destroyed by terrorists.
The 18-piece silver spire will top out the tower at a symbolic 1,776 feet, a nod to the year America signed the Declaration of Independence. The new building is just north of the original towers, now the hallowed ground known as Ground Zero.
"This really is a symbolic moment because this building really represents the resiliency of this country," Port Authority Vice Chair Scott Rechler told TODAY's Matt Lauer, who earlier had made his way up the 104 floors to witness the process. "These people, the thousand men and women who have worked here tirelessly, really as a tribute for the people that perished on 9/11 right on this site."
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Applause and a huge cheer then erupted from the crowd below, some of whom had been chanting "U-S-A."
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Lauer sounded the horn that signaled construction crews to begin hoisting the final pieces of the 758-ton spire, a roughly 20-minute trip to the top.
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Psilocybe cubensis (Magic Mushrooms) is probably the best known of all the hallucinogenic mushrooms, also known as magic mushrooms. Its major psychoactive compounds are:
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Commissioner Frannie Hutchinson has been a resident of District 4 for 23 years and is a native of St. Lucie County. She and her husband, Robbie, are the parents of five children and have six grandchildren.Frannie had the honor of serving as a St. Lucie County Commissioner from 1998 through 2006. During that time she earned the designation of a certified County Commissioner through the Florida Counties Foundation. During that tenure she served twice as Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners and six years as the Chair of the St. Lucie County Erosion Board.
She has also served over eleven years on the St. Lucie County Fire District not only as a Board of County Commission appointment but also as an appointment by the Governor.
Prior to being elected again in 2010, Frannie served on various non-profit organizations such as St. Lucie Habitat for Humanity, St. Lucie County Agriculture Advisory Committee, New Horizons 4 Our Kids' Campaign, Heathcote Botanical Gardens - Royal Palm Society, WPSL Christmas Kids and St. Lucie County Fair Association.
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Jan 12, 2011 7:32 PM by Marnee Banks (Helena)
MT State Senator Anders Blewett (D-Great Falls) introduced a bill on Wednesday in the Montana Legislature which would allow terminally ill patients to choose aid in dying.
Blewett says the bill is in response to the Montana Supreme Court ruling in Baxter v. Montana.
The December 2009 ruling states that Montana law does not prevent patients from seeking physician-assisted suicide.
Oregon and Washington are the only other states that allow physician-assisted suicide.
Opponents of the bill say that terminally ill people can be easily manipulated into accepting a prescribed death, while bill advocates say that supporting physician-assisted suicide provides a way to die with dignity.
Blewett said, "We need to create a regulatory framework for this, create a standard of care, and most importantly make sure that doctors feel safe in performing these procedures."
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4 In everything we do we try to show that we are true ministers of God. We patiently endure troubles and hardships and calamities of every kind. | 4 Rather, as servants of God we commend ourselves in every way: in great endurance; in troubles, hardships and distresses; |
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Twenty years ago I took a class in the legal aspects of self defense at the old Queens Village Rifle & Pistol Club.
The instructor was Frankie Demarrio, who was a NYPD firearms instructor at Rodman's Neck.
Frank stated that there are three types of gun owners in the world.
1) Has a gun but could never, ever, under any conditions, take a human life.
2) Has a gun and is looking for a legal excuse to use it and not be charged. ( A la Bernnie Getz)
3) Has a gun and is willing use it in the defense of himself or others, but only if no other option exists.
Franks advice to #1 was to get rid of the gun.
If not willing to do that then get a very realistic toy gun.
To #2 Frank's advice was to get yourself a very good lawyer and a large jar of vaseline, because sooner or later you will need at least one and probably the other.
As to #3 Frank just smiled and said to relax.
If you do shoot you will most likely follow the law wheiter you know it or not.
Sound advice, IMHO.
Another good tidbit that I picked up in my younger days was that if you have a doubt--or if you find yourself thinking if your current situation demands deadly force--then you probably should not be shooting.
I believe the exact words were, "If in doubt, then doubt!!"
This alone was in my mind and convinced me not to pull the trigger in several situations.
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Miami Marlins
Our expert from ScoutPRO.com,Shawn Childs, helps you prepare for your big fantasy baseball draft.Miami Marlins Team Projection
The Marlins have been on a negative progression over the last 4 seasons due to a declining offense. Last year, Miami only scored 513 runs (3.2 runs per game), which ranked last in baseball by a wide margin. Not surprisingly, they only hit 95 HR's (last in the majors). This reminds me of 1998 when I bet someone that Ken Griffey and Mark McGuire would hit more HR's than the Minnesota Twins (They did 126-115). Furthermore, the Marlins hit a major league low .231 as a team. Their pitching staff had their best season since 1994, finishing 7th in the NL in ERA (3.71) while allowing the 3rd lowest amount of HR's. Miami's starters still have work to do as they walked the 2nd most batters (526) in the National League, which led to the 4th lowest amount of K's (1177). In the offseason, they didn't lose much talent to free agency - 2B Placido Polanco, OF Juan Pierre, and P Chad Qualls. The Marlins signed SS Rafael Furcal, 1B Garrett Jones, C Jarrod Saltalamacchia, and 3B Casey McGehee. Their big offseason trade was acquiring P Carter Capps for OF Logan Morrison. Overall, the front end of the starting staff has talent and upside. Their bullpen also has some live arms with big fastballs, but their offense is below major league average. I expect them to score more runs with more power. Overall, they should be competitive when their top 3 starters are on the mound, but the best they could possibly hope for is 75 wins.
1. OF Christian Yelich
Last year, Yelich started the year on the minor league DL at AA with a heel injury. In June, he developed a minor abdomen injury that led to another DL stint. Christian had enough success at AA (.280 with 7 HR's, 29 RBI, and 5 SB's in 193 at bats) that he was able to get a call up to the majors in July. Yelich finished with a nice average (.288) with the Marlins, but his K rate (24.2%) was higher than his minor league mark (20.5%). He did do a good job taking walks (11.4 %). Christian hit the ball well against righties (.362 with 3 HR's and 11 RBI in 149 at bats), but he has no value against lefties (.165 with a .231 SLG %). Yelich was an extreme GB hitter (63.2%) during his first half season in the majors with one of the weakest FB rates (13.8%), but he did have a high HR/FB rate (16.7%) when he did get some loft on the ball. In the minors, his GB rate was over 50% and he hit .269 against LH pitching. Overall, Yelich hit .313 during his minor league career with 36 HR's, 163 RBI, and 58 SB's in 1135 at bats. He has shown double digit power in the minors, but his swing path with Miami suggests he was more concerned with just getting on base. While his AVH (1.377) was real short in the majors, his skill set is built to be the Marlins lead off hitter in 2014. He has 40+ SB upside with double digit power and projects to be a .300+ hitter down the road. However, his K rate says it won't happen in 2014. Let's set the bar at .275 with 100+ runs, a dozen HR's, 60 RBI, and 40 SB's.
2. SS Rafael Furcal
Furcal missed all of 2013 after developing an elbow injury in early March that required Tommy John surgery. He is expected to be ready for the start of spring training and the Marlins manager Mike Redmond stated that Furcal would bat leadoff this season. However, I don't agree. His skill set has been on the decline over the past 3 seasons and he has had a weak OB % in all 3 seasons (.298, .316, and .325) due to a low batting average. Furcal really hasn't been fantasy relevant since 2006. His GB rate (54.1%) was a career high in 2012, which led to his lowest FB rate (27.2%) since 2002 season. He also had the second lowest HR/FB rate (4.4%) of his career. While he continues to have a low K rate (10.7%), he is about the major league average in walks (8.3%). Furcal is a no upside player with declining power and questionable speed. He is capable of short-term success, but his end results will be less than the major league average.
3. OF Giancarlo Stanton
Stanton had a down year due to multiple injuries. He suffered a minor shoulder injury in mid April, a bad hamstring injury in late April, and a minor ankle injury in early September. His K rate (27.8%) has been high during his entire major league career, while his walk rate (14.7%) made a move into an elite area (he was only intentionally walked 5 times in 2013). Giancarlo was a better hitter against LH pitching (.278 with .593 SLG %). Last year, he only hit over .250 in one month (June - .296). Stanton is one of the best pure power hitters in the game, but has struggled to stay healthy over the last 2 seasons. The Marlins don't have a great supporting cast around him, but it should be better in 2014. He has 50 HR upside with downside risk in batting average. His price point tends to be high, which hurts a fantasy owner in a couple of categories unless he has a massive breakout season. I expect him to have his best season in the majors with 40+ HR's and he will approach 100 RBI helped by Yelich hitting in front of him.
4. 1B Garrett Jones
Jones won't bring a lot of protection behind Stanton in the lineup, but he is at least a major league bat with 20 HR power. Last year, his K rate (23.0%) was a career high, while his walk rate (7.1%) fell short of his career average (8.3%). Garrett only had 21 at bats last season against LH pitching (2 hits with 12 K's - 52.2% K rate). Over the last 3 seasons, Jones is only hitting .160 against lefties with 4 HR's and 19 RBI in 163 at bats. It's safe to say he has no value against left hand pitching. After having success last April (.312 with 3 HR's and 15 RBI), he faded over the last 5 months of the year (.215 with 12 HR's and 36 RBI). It looked like his rhythm at the plate was off, which led to a career high infield FB rate (14.5%). Garrett is a career .254 hitter in the majors with a declining skill set. He has 15-20 HR power against righties with negative value against LH pitching. Due to that, I expect him to play 2/3 of the time. This gives him a chance at about 18 HR's with 70 RBI in some batting average risk depending on his exposure to LH pitching.
5. OF Marcell Ozuna
Ozuna played surprisingly well with the Marlins after his early season call up from AA. He hit .331 over his first 36 games, but he only had 1 HR in his first 152 at bats with 17 RBI. Additionally, Marcell only hit .195 over his last 133 at bats with 2 HR's and 15 RBI. Ozuna was very good against lefties (.318). His K rate (19.5%) was just above the major league average, while his walk rate (4.5%) was very short. He struggles to make contact with sliders (.207) and curveballs (.133). In 2013, pitchers only threw him 49.5% fastballs. Marcell is a career .274 hitter in the minors with 85 HR's, 326 RBI, and 42 SB's in 1784 at bats. Last year, his season was cut short in late July due to a thumb injury that required surgery. Ozuna has some talent, but he only has 42 at bats above A ball in the minors. He had short term success with Miami, but pitchers were able to expand the strike zone against him which led to less contact. The Marlins don't have great options in the outfield, so Marcell may end up earning a job out of spring training. Upside player with 20 HR power if he can lay off breaking pitches off the plate. His skill set suggests he needs more time in the minors, but Miami may be forced to play him as he is the best option they have on the roster.
6. C Jarrod Saltalamacchia
Saltalamacchia signed a 3-year, $21 million contract with the Marlins in early December. Last year, his power declined, but he may have been unlucky as he did hit a career high 40 doubles. His K rate (29.6%) improved slightly, but it is way too high. However, his walk rate (9.2%) did have some growth. Jarrod is a much better hitter left handed (.294 with 12 HR's and 49 RBI). He is only hitting .206 against lefty pitching in his career. He handled changeups (.289), sliders, (.283), and cutters (.462) well batting from the left side of the plate, but his skill set against those same three pitches batting righty is worthless (CU - .125, SL - .067, and CT - .167). The change to the NL will hurt his upside in power and it may expose him to more batting average risk. Salty has 15-20 HR power. This year, he may have the most at bats of his career, which will lead to downside risk in batting average. His high K rate hurts his chance of moving up in the batting order.
7. 3B Casey McGehee
McGehee struggled in 2011 and 2012 after his breakout season in 2010 with the Brewers (.285 with 23 HR's and 104 RBI). His lack of success led to him being banished to Japan for the 2013 season. Casey played well overseas, which led to him getting a shot in 2014 with the Marlins. His walk rate (11.8%) in Japan was higher than his major league resume (7.7%). However, his K rate (20.2%) regressed in 2013. McGehee doesn't have a great major league resume and maybe his 2010 season was well above his skill set. His approach appears to be more stable than Jones, Saltalamacchia, and Ozuna, so he may have a chance to bat in a favorable part of the batting order over the short term. During his career, his lack of success looks the same against both RH (.258) and LH (.254) pitching. Possible neutral batting average with 15 HR's and 75 RBI with 500 at bats.
8. 2B Derek Dietrich
Just like Ozuna, Dietrich made the jump from AA to the majors in 2013. He showed upside in power (9 HR's), but he had a weak approach at the plate (24.0% K rate and 4.7% walk rate). Derek had reasonable success against lefties (.259 with 4 HR's in 54 at bats), but he only had 1 walk with a 28.6% K rate. Dietrich also had a tough time with RH pitching (.199) , which is a surprise because he bats left handed. He hit .277 during his minor league career with 50 HR's, 214 RBI, and 14 SB's in 1382 at bats. His K rate in the minors was 22.1% with a short walk rate (7.1%). His upside in power gives him the edge over Hechavarria in 2014, but he could very well start the year at AAA. Dietrich has 20 HR power with batting average risk and no speed.
9. SS Adeiny Hechavarria
There was a whole lot of nothing in Hechavarria's stat line in 2013. He has one of the weakest R % (20%) in the game with a short batting average (.227) and short AVH (1.317). His K rate (16.6%) was improved in his short at bats in 2012, but his walk rate (5.2%) barely has a pulse. Adeiny hit poorly against both RH (.224) and LH (.234) pitching. Hechavarria was a career .273 hitter in the minors with 18 HR's and 42 SB's in 1436 at bats. At best, he has a 5 HR/15 SB skill set with batting average risk. Furcal isn't 50% of the player he once was, but he may still have more value than Mr. Hech. Adeiny has downside risk in playing time as I believe Derek Dietrich will have more value in the Marlins lineup. Hechavarria has no value in 2014.
10. C Rob Brantly
He just didn't get it done in 2013 for the Marlins, which led to Miami bringing in Salty. Brantly is a left handed bat, which hurts his chances of getting playing in the majors in 2014. Last year, he only hit .211 with 1 HR and 18 RBI with the Marlins. Low value player that will probably start the year at AAA.
11. C Jeff Mathis
He will provide right handed power off the bench at catcher. Jeff may see some at bats behind the plate against LH pitching. His K rate (29.7%) has been top shelf in his major league career, but he is probably not strong enough to push Salty to the bench more than once a week.
12. MI Donovan Solano
Miami gave him solid at bats in 2013, but he couldn't make a step up to the next level. Solano will be the back up middle infielder this season.
13. CI Greg Dobbs
He is a ten year major league vet with no upside for regular at bats. He is a career .263 hitter with 46 HR's and 272 RBI in 2056 at bats, and will be the backup corner infielder for the Marlins this season.
14. OF Brian Bogusevic
He is expected to be the Marlins 4th outfielder in 2014. Last year, he hit .273 with 6 HR's and 16 RBI's in 143 at bats with the Cubs.
15. OF Jake Marisnick
He is Miami's #3 prospect. Jake is a career .280 hitter in the minors with 38 HR's, 199 RBI, and 95 SB's in 1480 at bats. He will compete with Marcell Ozuna for the centerfield job.


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Thursday, July 31, 2008
AMIDST recent concerns by civil organizations and the general public about the high cost of living, a group of primary school students in the Northern Division have beaten all odds and planted their own food supply.
The 110 boarders from classes one to six of Vudibasoga Primary School in Macuata have, since the beginning of the year, planted rootcrops such as dalo, cassava and vegetables.
And since the beginning of this year, school head teacher Simione Walaolo said funding for food supply had been difficult so the children opted to stand in and help ease the situation.
A visit to the school this week saw the children from as young as six years busy in their farms weeding and uprooting crops for their meal supply. Plantation of root crops were visible on the hillsides near the school, their vegetable gardens sat behind classrooms.
Mr Walolo said the students were skillful with farm work and needed little supervision. "They are matured students even at the young age of six and the teachers don't have to stand there with them in the farms to see that they finish their work," Mr Walaolo said.
"The teachers will make their rounds but we have had no problem with them because they always finish their work and farming.
Mr Walaolo said the parents have also contributed a lot towards providing meals for the students.
"The parents have provided meat and at times vegetables for their children and they come and cook the three meals themselves."
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Further to the news earlier this month that Sony Music would be releasing 'California 37' - the new album from US outfit Train - in the middle of April, comes the official cover image for the new LP.
The single 'Drive By' continues to find new fans at local radio and is edging its way up the list of the most played songs on Australian radio.
'California 37', meanwhile, will be released on Friday April 13.


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Indonesia has denied clemency to drug trafficker Andrew Chan, just two weeks after his fellow Bali Nine ringleader Myuran Sukumaran received the same news. Tony Abbott says the pair "deserve mercy" from Indonesia.
Tony Abbott has been forced to defend his leadership, amid rumours of internal dissent within the Coalition. Mr Abbott has dismissed the rumours as "absolute nonsense" - but even a self-confessed Liberal voter has given him a serve on talkback radio.
Julia Baird talks with Australian of the Year nominee Deborra-Lee Furness about her campaign to change adoption laws.
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Memphis to Manchester (Music)
With John Wendland
Thu Feb 3rd 2011 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
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7:04am | Nina Simone "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from To Be Free: The Nina Simone Story (RCA 2008) —Recorded in 1964 and pre-dating the Animals' version. Written by Bennie Benjamin, Gloria Caldwell & Sol Marcus.Buy it! |
7:07am | Dionne Warwick "I'm Your Puppet" from Sweet Inspiration: The Songs of Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham (Ace 2011) N —The first great compilation of 2011 featuring songs written by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham recorded by artists such as Charlie Rich, Etta James, Sandy Posey, The Box Tops, James Carr, Barbara Lynn, etc. This track was recorded in Memphis for Scepter in 1968Buy it! |
7:10am | Percy Sledge "Cover Me" from Percy Sledge: The Atlantic Recordings (Atlantic/Rhino 2010) N —Taken from this recent 4-disc set featuring Atlantic recordings from 1966-74 including both studio and live recordings.This 1968 song was written by Marlin Greene & Eddie Hinton.Buy it! |
7:15am | Eddie Floyd "Bring It On Home to Me" from Stax Groove Masters - Vol. 1 (Warner Music France 2000) —Way faster version of the Sam Cooke song recorded for the Stax label in 1968.Buy it! |
7:17am | Spencer Wiggins "Take Me Just As I Am" from Spencer Wiggins: The Goldwax Years (Kent 2006) —Written by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham and recorded in 1966. Taken off this compilation of the Southern soul artist's 1960s recordings made for the Memphis-based Goldwax label.Buy it! |
7:20am | Dan Penn "Love Is Strange" from Nice Place To Visit/Love Is Strange single (Atlantic 1968) —Soulful take of the oft-covered song written by Ethel Smith, Mickey Baker & Sylvia Robinson from the b-side of a 1968 Atlantic single. Produced by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham. Thanks to Tony C. for making me aware of this.Buy it! |
7:24am | Willie Mitchell "Cleo's Mood" from Poppa Willie: The Hi Years 1962-74 (Cream / Hi 2001) —Music bed. Jr. Walker & The All-Stars cover from 1968.Buy it! |
7:26am | Etta James "I Worship the Ground You Walk On" from Tell Mama - The Complete Muscle Shoals Sessions (MCA Chess 2001) —Highly recommended reissue of her 1968 release plus ten additional tracks including this 1968 Cadet single. Written by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham & recorded at Muscle Shoals.Buy it! |
7:28am | Charles Bradley "Heartaches and Pain" from No Time for Dreaming (Daptone Records 2010) N —Written by Charles Bradley & Thomas Brenneck (Budos Band) & found on this new full-length debut release by the 62-year old soul singer out of Brooklyn.Buy it! |
7:31am | Aretha Franklin "I Can't See Myself Leaving You" from Aretha Now (Atlantic 1968) —Reissue of her 1968 release. Written by Ronnie Shannon who also wrote some of her hits like "I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You" and "Baby I Love You." Produced by Jerry Wexler with arrangements by Tom Dowd & Arif Mardin.Buy it! |
7:37am | The Dirtbombs "Good Life (Basement Roots Mix)" from Party Store (In The Red 2011) N —This new release features the Dirtbombs' take on songs from the Detroit techno scene. This is a cover of a band called Inner City which recorded in the late-80s/early-90s.Buy it! |
7:42am | Lou Rawls "Natural Man" from The Essential Lou Rawls (Sony 2007) —Written by Bobby Hebb ("Sunny") & Sandy Baron and released in 1971 by MGM. Found on this two-CD collection which is a really good overview of his work.Buy it! |
7:46am | The Soulsations "Funky Night Club" from Eccentric Soul: Mighty Mike Lenaburg (The Numero Group 2011) N —New 2-LP vinyl release featuring Phoenix soul artists from the late-60s/early-70s. This track was written & produced by Mike Lenaburg.Buy it! |
7:51am | The Marvelettes "Too Many Fish In the Sea" from The Complete Motown Singles, Vol. 4: 1964 (Hip-O Select / Motown 2006) —RIP Gladys Horton who sang lead on this and other great tracks like "Please Mr. Postman", "Playboy" & "Beechwood 4-5789." The opening of this track sounds identical to "First I Look At The Purse."Buy it! |
7:53am | KO and the Knockouts "Twisting Postman" from Ko & the Knockouts (Wicked Cool www.wickedcool.com 2007) —Reissue by Little Steven's label of their 2002 release. This Marvelettes cover is sung by Ko (fuzz bass player with the Dirtbombs).Buy it! |
7:55am | The Marvelettes "As Long As I Know He's Mine" from The Complete Motown Singles, Vol. 3 - 1963 (Hip-O Select / Motown 2005) —Another track sung by Gladys Horton who just passed away at the age of 65. This 1963 track was written by Smokey Robinson.Buy it! |
7:57am | The Funk Brothers "Too Many Fish In the Sea" from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Funk Brothers SINGLE (Motown/Universal 2004) —Music bed. Original backing track for the Marvelettes hit.Buy it! |
7:58am | Fitz & the Tantrums "Breakin' the Chains of Love" from Pickin' Up the Pieces (Dangerbird www.dangerbirdrecords.com 2010) —Coming to the Blueberry Hill Duck Room on Saturday (2/12). I haven't seen them but have heard really good things aout their live show. Written by lead singer, Michael Fitzpatrick.Buy it! |
8:01am | The Fireballs "Groovin'" from Exotic Guitars From the Clovis Vaults (Ace 2010) N —Music bed. Young Rascals instrumental cover recorded in 1968 & found on this terrific instrumental collection of instrumentals recorded in Norman Petty's Clovis studio in the 60s. Seriously, this is great.Buy it! |
8:06am | Jonny "Waiting Around for You" from Jonny (Merge 2011) N —This debut release featuring Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub) and Euros Childs (Gorky's Zygotic Mynci) was made available for digital download this week. Not available in record stores until April 12. Can't figure that one out. Fine pop song, though.Buy it! |
8:08am | Sarah Shannon "City Morning Song" (Minty Fresh 2007) —2007 song co-written and sung by ex-Velocity Girl member, Sarah Shannon.Buy it! |
8:11am | Carole King "Smackwater Jack" from Tapestry (Ode 1971) —Reissue of her 1971 album that sold a mere 11,000,000 copies. Written by Carole King & Gerry Goffin.Buy it! |
8:17am | Dusty Springfield "Wasn't Born to Follow" from Goffin & King: A Gerry Goffin & Carole King Song Collection 1961-67 (Ace 2007) —Goffin-King song recorded in 1970 for the Philips label. Gerry Goffin: "Around 1967, Carole and I had a fight & I took a little trip to Big Sur with a friend. We dropped some acid and I wrote this (the lyrics) right as I was coming down from that trip."Buy it! |
8:20am | Diane Birch "Fire Escape" from Bible Belt (S-Curve 2009) —Written by Diane Birch & released in 2009. Wow, ever look at the credits for this album? There are about 30 musicians listed including Lenny Kaye & Betty Wright.Buy it! |
8:24am | The Rising Sons "Take a Giant Step" from Honey & Wine: Another Gerry Goffin & Carole King Collection (Ace 2009) —The Rising Sons included Taj Mahal & Ry Cooder among its members. This Goffin-King song was originally recorded in 1965 but wasn't released until 1992. Produced by Terry Melcher.Buy it! |
8:27am | Jack Nitzsche "The Lonely Surfer" (Collectors' Choice Music 1963) —Music bed. 1963 instrumental written by Jack Nitzsche & Marty Cooper (who also wrote "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock 'N Roll" - who knew?).Buy it! |
8:29am | The Blind Eyes "January" from Modernity CD ALBUM (Blind Eyes 2008) —Alright, missed it by three days. From the St. Louis trio's 2009 debut release. I've still never seen this band live. I need to rectify that.Buy it! |
8:33am | Six Organs of Admittance "Hold But Let Go" from Asleep On the Floodplain (Drag City 2011) —Written by Ben Chasny & taken from the Northern California band's forthcoming 02/22/11 release.Buy it! |
8:37am | The Delgados "Everybody Come Down" from Universal Audio (Chemikal Underground 2004) —Featuring the wonderful vocals of Emma Pollock on what turned out to be the Scottish band's final album. Well, they went out really strong.Buy it! |
8:41am | The Flamin' Groovies "You Tore Me Down" from Shake Some Action (AIM Records www.aiminternational.com 1976) —Reissue of their 1976 album. This incarnation of the band is when Chris Wilson replaced Roy Loney. Everybody ought to own this.Buy it! |
8:43am | The Beach Boys "You Still Believe In Me" from Pet Sounds (40th Anniversary Collection) (CAPITOL 2006) —Reissue of their 1966 album with a bonus DVD & extensive liner notes. Written by Brian Wilson & Tony Asher with backing by the Wrecking Crew.Buy it! |
8:50am | Swamp Dogg "Buzzard Luck" from It's All Good: A Singles Collection 1963-89 (Kent 2011) N —Written by Jerry Williams, Jr. aka Swamp Dogg & recorded in 1974. Found on this collection of not often heard Swamp Dogg singles.Buy it! |
8:53am | The Band "Don't Do It" from Rock of Ages (CAPITOL 1971) —Marvin Gaye cover recorded on 12/31/71 & found on one of the best live rock albums ever made.Buy it! |
8:57am | The Band "Third Man Theme" from Moondog Matinee (Capitol Records 1973) —Reissue of their 1973 album. This instrumental was written by Anton Karas and was originally from the 1950 "Third Man" film soundtrack.Buy it! |
8:59am | Bob Dylan "On a Night Like This" from Planet Waves (Asylum 1974) —Reissue of his 1974 band & featuring backing by The Band.Buy it! |
9:06am | The John Hartford Stringband "You Don't Notice Me Ignoring You" from Memories of John (Compass Records 2010) —Appearing at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room this Sunday (2/6).Buy it! |
9:07am | John Hartford "Back in the Goodle Days" from Aereo-Plain (Rounder www.rounder.com 1971) L —Written by John Hartford and recorded in 1971.Buy it! |
9:10am | Iris DeMent "Let the Mystery Be" from Infamous Angel (Warner Bros. 1992) —"Everybody's wonderin' what and where they all came from / Everybody's worryin' 'bout where they're gonna go when the whole thing's done / But no one knows for certain and so it's all the same to me / I think I'll just let the mystery be."Buy it! |
9:16am | Jessica Lea Mayfield "Our Hearts Are Wrong" from Tell Me (Nonesuch 2011) N —From her forthcoming release. Written by Jessica Lea Mayfield & produced by Dan Auerbach (Black Keys).Buy it! |
9:19am | Cassie Morgan and the Lonely Pine "Money Talks" from Weathered Hands, Weary Eyes (self-released 2010) L —Written by Cassie Morgan & found on this 2010 release.Buy it! |
9:22am | Jay Farrar & Kelly Willis "Rex's Blues" from Son Volt - A Retrospective: 1995-2000 (Rhino/Warner Bros 2005) —Townes Van Zandt cover from 1995.Buy it! |
9:27am | Ry Cooder "Paris, Texas" from Music by Ry Cooder (Rhino 1995) —Music bed. Written by Ry Cooder & originally found on the 1984 Paris, Texas film soundtrack. Joining Ry Cooder on this track is Jim Dickinson & David Lindley.Buy it! |
9:28am | Chatham County Line "Chip of a Star" from IV (Yep Roc www.yeproc.com 2008) —Appearing at Off Broadway this Sarturday (2/5). This 2008 track was written by Dave Wilson & was produced by Chris Stamey.Buy it! |
9:32am | The Gosdin Brothers "There Must Be Someone (I Can Turn To)" from The Oxford American Southern Music CD - No. 12 (Oxford American 2010) N —Written by Vern, Rex & Cathy Gosdin and recorded in 1968.Buy it! |
9:35am | Gene Clark & The Gosdin Brothers "Tried So Hard" from Gene Clark With the Gosdin Brothers (Sundazed 2007) —Written by Gene Clark & recorded in 1966. This album includes backing by Glen Campbell, Clarence White & Leon Russell.Buy it! |
9:40am | Glen Campbell "These Days" from Meet Glen Campbell (Capitol Records 2008) —Very fine Jackson Browne cover from 2008. No matter what I do with this automated playlist entry program, I can't keep "Capitol" from being in all caps. Some exciting behind-the scenes trivia for you.Buy it! |
9:44am | Neko Case "Soulful Shade of Blue" from The Tigers Have Spoken (Anti- 2004) —Live 2004 recording of a Buffy Sainte-Marie song.Buy it! |
9:46am | Bill Brandon "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" from How Many Roads: Black America Sings Bob Dylan (Ace 2010) N —Bob Dylan cover recorded by the Alabama soul singer in 1968.Buy it! |
9:50am | Sandy Posey "Are You Never Coming Home" from Sweet Inspiration: The Songs of Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham (Ace 2011) N —Written by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham and recorded for MGM in 1967. Produced by Chips Moman.Buy it! |
9:53am | Bottle Rockets "Hard Times" from Lean Forward (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2009) L —Written by Brian Henneman & found on their most recent release.Buy it! |
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- Quick Take
- European Commission approved the merger of ICE and NYSE Euronext without any conditions. The acquisition will provide ICE with an opportunity to rapidly expand in the European derivatives market.
The merger of NYSE Euronext (NYSE:NYX) and the IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE:ICE) was unconditionally approved by the European Commission. The merger will make the combined entity the third largest exchange in the word, only behind the Hong Kong Exchanges and the CME Group (NASDAQ:CME), and will provide the IntercontinentalExchange an opportunity to expand rapidly into European derivatives market by exploiting the capabilities of NYSE's LIFFE platform. [1]
LIFFE (short for "London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange") is NYSE Euronext's international derivatives business which operates derivative markets in each of Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon, Paris and London. It is the second largest derivatives market in Europe and will provide ICE the platform that it can leverage to race ahead of competitors like the CME Group in capturing European market share for derivatives.
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The London based European derivatives market is set to grow at a rapid pace as regulations push more over-the-counter derivatives onto centralized clearing platforms. (See our previous articles for a detailed discussion) This is a great opportunity for both ICE and CME because they are two of the leading derivatives exchanges in the world, and both exchanges are trying to capture a larger stake of the derivatives market.
The CME Group seems to have a head-start as it began clearing interest rate swaps in Europe from March this year and already has plans to launch its European futures market in London on September 9th to coincide with the date when the Dodd-Frank Act mandates all U.S. based companies to deal only in centrally cleared derivatives. [2]
However, this lead may not count for much because the ICE-NYSE merger is also scheduled complete around the same time or before. Once the acquisition is complete, ICE will own an industry leading European futures exchange in LIFFE to complement its in-house multi-asset-class derivatives clearing platform.
So while the CME Group will have to build out the clientele for its futures exchange from scratch, ICE could already be on its way to supremacy in this market by leveraging LIFFE's existing client relationships.
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The biggest fail as a food blogger is when you have cooked or tasted something delicious and you don't have any photographic proof to tell the world about it.
Few weeks ago, my friend and I were co-hosting a dinner party, and I immediately, over-enthused as usual, volunteered to make the meat course. At first, I planned on trying Julia Child's beef bourguignon to serve with his cacio e pepe, except that we both hesitated on testing something that could possibly be unsuccessful on dinner guests and subsequently embarrassing ourselves (the worst fail, actually). He ended up making roasted pork loins with a batch of creamy polenta (using cheese broth!), which were both so delicious! I decided to play it safe and cook something I'm familiar with, which I've made over and over again. Unfortunately, I was busy sampling the tasty things our friends had brought to dinner, so I didn't get to a chance to snap a single picture of anything we made and ate!
We'll have to wait until he makes the pork chops and polenta again so that I can document and share them with you. In the meantime, I've made braised short ribs tagliatelle. And I have redeemed myself by snapping a ton of pictures this time.
Much of the work can be prepared ahead, with only the pasta that needs to be cooked right before you are ready to serve. Because of the slow cooking process, this is not the dish you want to start at 5pm on a weeknight. Braising, after all, is mostly about patience rather than precision. Some chopping, browning, and stirring, and then you just have to leave it alone to let it do its magic.
Also, it is worth noting that the flavors meld together nicely if you let it rest overnight, so it is best if you make the dish a day or two ahead. The sauce is suitable for many purposes; you can make lasagna with it, serve over polenta, gnocchi, vegetables, or other grains. It's delicious all the same.
And the moment of truth? If, after three hours, the meat is tender, succulent, and falling off the bone, give yourself a big pat on the back.
Braised Beef Short Ribs Tagliatelle
(Serves 6)
2 tbsps extra-virgin olive oil
3 lbs. flanken-style short ribs with bones, cut 2 inches thick
½ cup all-purpose flour
1 large onion, chopped
3 carrots, peeled and chopped
½ cup fresh parsley, chopped
4 cloves garlic
28 oz. canned tomatoes
2 tbsps tomato paste
1 tbsp cocoa powder
1 tsp fresh rosemary, chopped
1 tsp fresh thyme, chopped
1 tsp dried oregano
2 bay leaves
2 cups beef broth
1½ cups dry red wine
1 lb dried or fresh tagliatelle
Salt and pepper, to taste
In a large soup pot or dutch oven, heat olive oil over medium heat. Season the ribs with salt and pepper, and dredge in the flour. Add them to the pot and cook over moderate heat, turning once, until browned on all sides, about 10 minutes. Transfer the ribs to a plate and set aside.
Add the onion, carrots, parsley, and garlic to the pot and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables become soft, about 15 minutes. Add canned tomatoes, tomato paste, rosemary, thyme, oregano, bay leaves, beef broth, and red wine, and bring the mixture to a boil. Return the ribs to the pot and let it cook over medium heat, covered, for 1 hour and 30 minutes. Remove the lid and simmer for an additional 1 hour and 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove the ribs from the pot, discard the bones, and shred the meat. Transfer the liquid and vegetables to a blender (remove bay leaves) and puree until smooth. Return the sauce and the shredded meat to the pot. Season with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add the pasta and cook until tender but still firm to the bite, stirring occasionally, about 8 to 10 minutes for dried pasta and 2 to 3 minutes for fresh. Drain the pasta, reserving the cooking liquid. Add the pasta to the meat sauce and stir to combine. Add the reserved pasta liquid 1/4 cup at a time, if needed, to moisten the pasta. Serve immediately with grated cheese.
*The original recipe calls for shaved bittersweet chocolate as a garnish. I like the concept but not the hint of sweetness from the chocolate, so I tweaked the recipe and used cocoa powder instead (which gives the dish some depth as in my beef chili with cocoa)
*I used Cabernet Sauvignon, which is my favorite dry red wine for cooking. But whatever you use, just don't use something you wouldn't drink. So uncork that bottle and have a little sip (or a glass) before you pour it in. You know, for quality control.


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Here are some pictures of our new master bath, kids' bath and powder room. Still need some finishing touches here and there, but done for the most part. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ranchreno's Bathrooms
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- Posted by mariposatraicionera (My Page) on Sat, Nov 25, 06 at 0:55
Looks fabulous. I couldn't help zeroing in on the handheld shower. What brand is it? Are the toilets new? Did you use 2 medicine cabinets? It's hard to see the first pic. I was thinking of doing something like that. The powder room is stunning in that colour. |
Thanks! I think they are Hansgrohe. I'll look it up on my "list". I was really just looking for something inexpensive since they're mainly used to clean the showers/tubs and rinse the kids' hair. Toilets are new. Master and kids' bath are Toto Drakes and in the powder room we got a Kohler Memoirs to match the sink, but I'm already wishing we'd gone with something else. I did use two medicine cabinets in the master. They are Kohler (re-branded Robern) bought on sale at Great Indoors. They'd look even better recessed, but I didn't get the decision made in time, and they really don't stick out that far. There are some more detailed shots in the album if you're interested. Thanks! |
Very pretty, Ranchreno! All new & shining! bonnie |
VERY nice, Ranchreno. Don't you just love the pivot hinge on your M.B. shower door? We have very similar one and I like it so much better than having to have those large brackets on the wall that are so visible. Not many people have these yet as they are newer and installers are not all knowledgeable about them. |
Really nice job, love all of the colors. What color is the master bath? Why don't you like the Memoirs toilet? |
Hi Mira and thanks! The master bath is SW Upward a nice light slate blue. I also really liked Krypton which is a touch more gray. The Memoirs just seems to be prone to clogging. Having a two year old with an affinity for lots and lots of TP doesn't help! Might be fine under ordinary use :-) |
Hi, I like the bathroom with the white vanity and light green wall. I am aspiring to a similar look. Where did you find that vanity? It is very attractive. |
Thanks Ratgirl. Both vanities were done by the same Amish custom cabinet place that did our kitchen. Ended up with a great price for exactly the size we wanted. If I had room for a 36" or 48" I would have probably gone with MasterBath from HD who had something very similar. |
Hello - absolutely love your master vanity. We are looking at something similar (on legs) but would much rather try and get the piece made to our specifications. You mention it was Amish built and I'm wondering if you might share who did it for you? We are in the Chicago area with family near Arthur (Amish in central IL). Thanks and congrats on the lovely bathrooms! Kathy |
Beautiful job! I love the colors you chose. May I ask what the countertop is made of in the green bathroom? |
It's all fabulous! I'm shopping for vanities at the moment, and when I saw yours I loved them. I second the question about who your Amish builders are. Can you give out their name? I'm near Lancaster County, PA, so any chance that your builder is in this area? We'd love to go custom and at such great quality! Many thanks. |
Everything is beautiful - nice work! I would *love* to know the color of your powder room - I've painted mine a burgundy, then a soft green, and right now it's a light mauve. And it's still not right! |
What are the dimensions of the powder room? |
great looks!! could you please tell me the size of your master bath shower? |
- Posted by dreamywhite (My Page) on Mon, Aug 24, 09 at 9:23
By any chance are you still around? Do you know the color of your kids green bathroom paint? |
I love the tile in the MB shower. Can you tell me the name and color of this tile? Thank you. |
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