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I am so confused . Do I want a single bowl sink or 2 bowl sink? I like the idea of a single bowl sink as I do bake and have cookie sheets and such. But it seems like a big waste to fill a single bowl to wash a few items. I have looked at Orca sinks but I am not a big fan of SS sinks Thanks everyone |
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The trick is that you don't fill a large single sink to wash the few odd items that need hand washing. Some people keep a plastic wash pan under the sink for the job, but I don't even do that. If I have a pot or bowl among the items in need of washing, I fill that with soapy water. If we're just talking a few odds and ends, I put the dish soap directly on the sponge and wash those few things directly. I learned that one from my husband's aunt and thought, "Well, that's obvious. Why didn't I ever think of it?" Aunt Nancy actually used a bar of Ivory Soap on her sponge, but I use actual dish soap. Besides, Ivory Soap makes me sneeze. If, like my DD, you think sponges are yukky germ spreaders and you prefer a scrub brush, it also works with the brush - I've done it at her house. |
- Posted by Texasgal47 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 26, 13 at 2:54
I changed from a double to a single bowl sink in my 60's and love using one huge bowl. The washing technique described by suzannesl is the one I use in my Franke ss Orca sink. As a single person, I usually don't generate many dishes so wash most by hand. The Orca grids are so thick that my dishes are braced against them and drain in the sink rather than in a dish rack on the counter. Franke also makes an Orca fireclay sink in 5 different colors. I suggest you go to Kitchen & Bath Authority (kbauthority.com), click on fireclay sinks, and underneath they also describe how not all SS sinks are created alike. I hated my old builder's grade ss sink but love the Franke ss and quality of their polishing technique on the ss. Also, the sales people at K & B Authority are very professional and well informed regarding Franke products and were very helpful in addressing my questions. If you're still pondering, give them a call. Finally, there's nothing like seeing a Franke sink (especially an Orca) in a showroom. You will immediately see the difference in quality. |
I was pondering the same thing and finally decided on the double sink. If I had another sink (prep) in my kitchen, I would have gotten the single bowl. I got 60/40 not only is the 40 side smaller it is shallower 8" h whereas the 60 is 10"h. I like the concept - though it is not installed yet so I haven't actually used it. |
I am a soaker. I soak all my hand wash pots & pans, plastics, etc so I don't have to scrub. So for me, this was an easy choice. We have a 2 bowl with a 60/40 split and I love it! |
I guess I'm a hybrid! I have a 60/40 split but I use the small bowl only for the disposer and rarely at that. I wash using Suzannesl's method. My large side can fit all large casserole dishes and pots and pans so I can soak and wash - whatever the need may be. In our new build I am leaning heavily toward a single bowl - and I won't have a prep sink. I hope that's helpful. |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 26, 13 at 7:37
You will find lots of threads on here about this issue. To find them use google. Such as search for "gardenweb single bowl vs double bowl" or something like that. I use the DW for most things. The few things I do hand wash (certain knives, pots, extra large items) can easily be handled in a single bowl sink. Like suzannesl said I wash most things directly. Nothing has to soak unless it got very burned. Edited for spelling |
This post was edited by debrak2008 on Fri, Jul 26, 13 at 8:57
DH does all the cooking in our house, and he is NOT a "clean up as you go" kind of guy. So by the time we sit down to eat, the sink is full of dirty dishes. After dinner, we clean off plates into the disposal and/or trash, so I ordered a 60/40 for our new kitchen. DH can pile his mess up in the big side, with the disposal on the small side. Ironically, I'm the one planning the new kitchen. As someone else here stated - it's his kitchen, but my project! |
Also consider a low divide double bowl. Those of us who have them think of them as "best of both worlds." They do come in 60/40, for even more functionality. There are several threads about low divide sinks. I've linked one below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Smart divide sinks
I had a hard time deciding too. I took a hard look at how I use my sink (currently a double). We have a garden and belong to a CSA, so I soak a lot of veges on the right side while cleanup is on the left. I also like to wash on the left and drain the clean items on the right. I wanted to be able to lay cookie sheets and long pans flat too. I found a sink that satisfied both needs. I'm getting the Franke PRX120. I love this particular sink because it only needs a 39" base cabinet, whereas similarly sized sinks require a 42" base cabinet. Plus it has an integral shelf (optional) that you can rest a grid on that raises up the bottom so you don't have to reach in as far when you don't need to. I can lay flat my biggest cookie sheets and baking pans. It is stainless steel. In the end though go with what you like best, most people have definite preferences one way or the other. Do you know someone with a single bowl that you can try out the way that you'd be using it? |
Another option for soap is to pre-dilute 10/1 in a soap container or pump bottle. This goes on a knife or the brush we use with a little water and then a rinse. Microfiber cloth to dry and it's back ready for the next usage without waiting to run a load in the DW. All single or doubles of things are washed like this so there is no looking in the DW to find the one potato peeler. Only one sink bowl is needed. |
We chose a Blanco Silgranit Performa 1 3/4 with a low divide. It's been great for washing both large items (especially for baking sheets and our large skillet) or when we only need a small amount of water to soak, we can use the smaller basin. We love it. Although we us a similar approach to suzannesl. We use dish cloths that can go in the washer and replace them daily. Many times, we are only washing pots and knives, because the rest of the dishes are in the DW. |
- Posted by new2CA (email@example.com) on Sat, Jul 27, 13 at 22:27
We chose a Blanco Silgranit Performa 1 3/4 with a low divide. We went to a kitchen showroom today and saw all of the sinks that have been discussed here. That was the best advice . The saleswoman was very informative and as the store was not very busy , we spent about 2 hours there. She helped us select a bathtub with features that should help my back and neck. Thanks to all of you. |
- Posted by TexasPenny (My Page) on Sun, Jul 28, 13 at 1:04
I have a Silgranit super single with offset drain and love how big it is. We can pile stuff to the side and still have access to the drain and garbage disposal. It also creates a lot of usable space in the cabinet below with just one drain. One thing I stumbled upon which has been great is a collapsible dish pan. When it's just a couple things I do the 'soap on the sponge' routine, but when there's more I pop this out from under the sink. DH hated my old dish pan and did not want to see anything out on the new sink, so this has worked perfectly and it doesn't take up much space under the sink once it's collapsed. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Example of dish pan
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Samsung wants to let Apple know that they will not be bullied. They are able to fight them back.
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You seem to be a blithering idiot, as he already covered your arguments. Let me use simpler words for you.
The SAE system and dollar bills both cost more money than the alternatives. At some point, the cost of replacing both of those things will far exceed the cost of switching to a more modern system.
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I came here (and actually signed in for the first time in years) to say exactly that. Thank you.
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The part of the public that buys their product will be very willing to continue buying their product. Because it's the evil Samsung stealing from their beloved Apple. A court decision will not change their mind, any more than it would change our minds if Apple won.
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It's actually a real word, that's been in use for many decades.
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A ban from the Apple store means that you cannot install the application on your phone. Period, end of story. (Unless you choose to root your phone)
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I take it that you go to a community college? That's the only explanation I would see for such a massive ego mixed with such stupidity. I see many of your kind interviewing for work. I have yet to be desperate enough to hire any.
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It's been about 6 years since I graduated. But my University had a couple of Solaris labs for the CS students. They later switched to Linux, as it was cheaper to maintain x86 computers than Sun Workstations. Every CS student was required to submit programs that worked in Unix.
The greater campus Network was all Windows (save for the file shares and email servers), but you could connect to it via WiFi, if you registered your device's MAC address with IT. IT would require you to install a firewall and antivirus software before accepting your MAC. I showed up with my Linux laptop, and the requirements were waived, and they simply took my MAC address.
I thought it was a brilliant system. It's easily defeatable by anyone with a bit of tech skill, but people with tech skill aren't going to cause the problems they were trying to solve by MAC filtering the network.
So no, there was nothing of the sort on my University network. Linux was a first class citizen.
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Not to mention that I just checked, and the REAL SNES9x is still on the marketplace. This is clearly a license violation.
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I am actually from Canada. Yes, I order my beer by the pint. I know my weight in pounds, not kilos. I know my height in feet/inches, rather than meters. However, all those measurements are extremely specific. Almost to the point of being a traditional name for something, rather than an objective measurement. I have no real frame of measurement when something is 3000 yards away, or even 3 miles. And I just find ounces/fahrenheit to be confusing, which is why I mentioned them specifically, as I've never used them in my day to day life. They are as alien as cartwheels or leagues.
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It's frustrating for us though when you air your documentaries in Canada, and are quoting ounces, Fahrenheit, yards, etc, since I honestly have no clue what you are talking about. I think it would be a nice gesture for us if you could at least subtitle the imperial measurements in metric or use both, if you must.
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Nope. He's saying that it's probably reasonable to expect people to copy a Ferrari, if they have the means to easily do so.
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Your post really didn't sit well with me, so I looked it up. I found some conflicting viewpoints in different style guides, but Wikipedia surprisingly seems most concise (because it represents multiple views).
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So in other words, you became rich by being a douchebag?
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I simply do not care enough to spend 5 minutes figuring out how to do it. I would rather just use OpenOffice.
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I figured there was some sort of way to do it, but nobody I asked knew how. Thanks for that tip.

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The soul, for many, is a topic deep and mysterious. Some like John Ortberg, pastor of Menlo Park Presbyterian Church, consider the soul the most important part of who we are. Recently, Greg R. Taylor, who ministers at Garnett Church of Christ in Tulsa, Oklahoma, sat down with Ortberg to talk about his new book, Soul Keeping and how people can find soul-satisfaction.
Your new book, Soul Keeping, could be called Tuesdays with Dallas because Dallas Willard is featured so much. Why is the focus on the soul instead of on Dallas?
Actually, what happened was the book started to be about the soul, and Dallas kept creeping into it. It didn't start out to be about Dallas at all. I wanted to talk about the soul and the nature of the soul.
But I can't think about that stuff without thinking about Dallas, because he's so central to my development. Not just to understanding the soul, but to the life and well-being of my own soul. What I loved about him was the character of his soul. In writing or in preaching, it always helps if there's story and personhood and not just abstract truth.
By the end of the first chapter, I felt like weeping. I think it was because of what you said on page 23. You wrestled with questions about pastoring:
"Why is it so hard for me to love the actual people in my church? Why is that I know I want to love my children, but I seem to be driven to be a success—especially in a vocation that's supposedly calling people to die to their need to be successful? Why do I get jealous of other pastors who are more successful than I am? Why am I never satisfied? Why do I feel a deep, secret loneliness? Why is it that I have a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and a master of divinity and work as a pastor and yet I'm not sure who I am?"
Well, it's so much a part of the story, at least for me and my relationship with Dallas. I'm drawn to him and I'm ashamed of myself. And I don't mean that in the morbid way. When you're around somebody who's farther down the road, it casts light on you.
When I first heard of him, I had read The Spirit of the Disciplines and it changed my life. I could tell you the seat on the plane where I was sitting when I read that book from Chicago to California.
I wanted to know more about him, so I wrote him a letter saying what the book had meant. It turned out he lived a few miles away from where I lived. After he died, I received from his daughter, Becky, a copy of the letter that I had written him over 25 years ago.
Dallas had a box—this is vintage Dallas—that he called "fond old treasures." Dallas used to write about treasuring, and how central treasuring is to being human, and how even a homeless person will carry pictures or a letter. We all keep treasures.
What was his sense of humor like?
Humor and joy are so important. I asked Dallas one time, when pastors end up in a ditch—sexual misconduct, money, or for whatever ...
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Hobby Lobby case: Court curbs contraception mandate
The US Supreme Court has ruled a Christian-owned company can claim a religious exemption to a law requiring employers to pay for their workers' contraception.
The owners of craft chain Hobby Lobby and others argued the mandate in President Barack Obama's healthcare law violated their religious beliefs.
The 5-4 decision applies only to "closely held" companies.
The court said the law offered other ways to ensure access to contraception.
In the landmark ruling on Monday, the Supreme Court found that some corporations can hold religious objections that exempt them from a legal requirement that companies with 50 or more employees offer a health insurance plan that pays for contraception at no charge to the worker or pay a fine.
The law was written into President Barack Obama's controversial health overhaul, which has been beset by legal challenges since it passed in 2010 over unanimous opposition from the Republican Party.
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This is arguably the biggest victory for opponents of the Affordable Care act since it was signed into law four years ago, and could open the door to challenges on other aspects of the legislation.
Hobby Lobby's backers see it as a straightforward case of the oppressive hand of government forcing religious-minded people to do something to which they morally object. Their opponents contend that by denying employees certain kinds of contraception the company is simply imposing its religious beliefs on its workers.
This could provide something of a gift to President Obama's opponents in the run-up to the mid-term elections. Amongst other things, the Supreme Court's decision - narrow though it is - will fuel Republican claims that the president's landmark legislative achievement is flawed not only logistically and politically, but constitutionally as well.
The case, Burwell v Hobby Lobby Stores, turned in large part on whether the 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) - which bars the US government from taking action that "substantially burdens the exercise of religion" - applies to for-profit companies.
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On Thursday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the decision jeopardised the health of women who work for such companies.
"President Obama believes that women should make personal healthcare decisions for themselves rather than their bosses deciding for them," Mr Earnest said.
Reproductive rights lobby group Naral Pro-Choice America called it a "direct attack on women and our fundamental rights".
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Re: Feed the Seed
I really like this one disco, but won't the black be nearly invisible on the navy? Somewhat glad this isn't doing better, because I'd have a terrible dillemna on my hands if this printed.
katlin wrote:Another bio major reporting for duty again! And awesome about the Lego side conversation--my chidlhood dream was to be a lego set designer... I've given that up, but I still have all my Legos under my bed at home!
Thanks for coming back! I wonder if it would be too pushy to PM all the people who left comments last time. :P My brother wanted to be a Lego designer too! He was telling me that one of the tests is making a perfect sphere out of square Lego blocks. Don't know if that's true or not, but if it is jeeze...
dselig wrote:i think it should be redesigned with higher prices depending where you live, llo some places are over $5/gal
Ha! I should attach a little LED display over the sign connected to a tiny keyboard that you can update with actual gas prices...the keys would be worn out in a week.
Re: energy harvester
It doesn't matter to me if it wins or not. It is a very nice design. My only comment is large solid areas on Woot Shirts tend not to print very well. They are clunky, in fact, have been sticky too.
Re: Inspired by B52's Rock Lobster
Its too big and too busy to be a tshirt. You can do my next CD cover art though all day.
Re: MINE!
This is also the third time I've voted for your shirt. I love love love love it.
Re: CMYK ITA2
i'd buy it.. very nice! people get on the train vote it up!
Anything with a reference to Dr. Strangelove has got my vote.
jimiyo wrote:naw eHalycon, i used smokescreens and mirrors, sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles A neat filter called India Ink, from Flaming Pear. Sorry, Im not that meticulous. This design is out of the race anyways. Sold to client.
Oh well, its good that you got it sold, because it doesn't look like it would be printed here anyway, although it definitely deserves it. Very well done regardless.
Re: Oooo Shiney!
I vote for this shirt!
jimiyo wrote:It brings me great shame to see this is up again revived from its loserdom to once again experience the same fate.
No! Don't say that. I told you then, and I'll tell you now, I want this shirt...one way or another! It's excellent!
aisidoro wrote:Rocky Raccoon is one of my favorite Beatles songs. I'd probably go with Revolution 9 as the worst Beatles song ever, if you want to even call it a song.
I have to agree on Revolution 9. And the best Beatles song is the entire Abbey Road album.
This is absolutely stunning, and has almost a steampunk sort of energy about it. Good luck to the artist; I'd certainly purchase if this comes up for sale.
Re: Sashimi Hunters Woodcut
This better be in the top 4! GMV
Re: Pop N Lock
YES! It's back! GMV!
I would totally buy this if it won. Hope it gets some more votes!!
This is lovely. Certainly has my vote - would purchase and wear with pride.
Re: Cheeseburger Cheeseburger Cheeseburger
GMV, Mr. Burgermeister!
Another stunning Cho design on a brown shirt. Keeping my fingers xed that either this or Steampunk Army makes it to print, as I like them both.
Re: Pilot
I thought there was a crackdown on Star Wars stuff. Cool shirt though
i love this! it's like the evolution of origami.
Re: Tension at the Dumpster (resub)
loved it back then, and hoping for a win this time!
Re: There is now.
i need this shirt!
Re: Nature's Mobile Home
Voted for this one the first time around. GMV again.
I really like this shirt. I was sad that it didnt even make the fog last time. Being a biology/chemistry major in college i find this shirt funny ironic. Was the only shirt that I liked in the bug derby.
...keep coming back to this one . . . it's classic!
Re: this shirt
Really liked this design when it was originally submitted. It has interesting textures, and looks more like art than cartoon. Somewhere in the original derby thread, the artist showed the step by step process of how it was made.
Re: Rocket Rodeo
I've been waiting for the do over specifically for this shirt. I'm pretty sure it was from the motion derby.
Too bad Woot only prints adult shirts. This would so adorable on a kids' shirt.
kylemittskus wrote:what?! Get back in the fog ! I mean now soldier!!!
Whew, rough night for the prospector....
I have been lamenting my lack of this shirt for months. Please, please, please.
Ha, I love that movie.
Pleeeeeeeeeease get this in!!!! wonderful illustration and HILARIOUS. The only one I see right now that I'd buy :D
In my opinion, I think it would have been better if the ship wasn't there in the top right-hand corner. Nonetheless, it's a good design.
taylasablerose wrote:I love this shirt!!!! I wanted it the first time around and hope others will vote for it too.
Love the idea, but I'd like to see a different message hidden, like "stop staring at my chest" or something funnier than subliminal message. Would a designer be allowed to resub this design in this derby with a different message?
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carmicha wrote:Cheese dreams, go on when i close my eyes Every second of the night I live another life Cheese dreams that sleep when it's cold outside etc.
That's fun. Is that from something?
Patchitect wrote:Mmmmmm Cheese
Indeed. I wish I could find some cheese that wasn't so durned expensive here in Japan! T_T;
tgentry wrote:Whew, rough night for the prospector....
This was the only shirt in the top 10 that I was even remotely interested in. Bummer it dropped out - I'm thinking it'll probably pop back in throughout the week.
Re: El Prospector Cansado
orbs deep! top notch.
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We hand picked them and destroyed them but someone on the New England gardening forum suggested they might be butterfly caterpillars.
I've never seen them before. The echinops is 12 years old and this year the bulbs (flowers) are being attacked by this critter, so the stems are bent over as if broken right under the bulb. Anyone know what it might be? |
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Would it be possible to have a more detailed description? Markings, size, smooth or fuzzy or spiney? Also, an improved description of the web. I'm sure that you will get some assistance with a little more information! |
I'm having the same problem in Massachusetts. The catepillar is black with horizontal stripes. Some leaves are curled up completely (I've opened them to see what's inside; removed the catepillar, but didn't know if I should squish it). Some leaves look like they've been eaten and there's a webbing around the hole in those leaves. I also found a leaf covered in little brown disgusting crawlies with what looked like feces. Yuck! Two other folks from Mass. have asked similar questions. Are we having an infestation? Hope this gives more info to elicit more help from you knowledgeable folks! Thanks. |
I'm looking for natural predators for Eastern Tent Catapillars. |
I can't find the reference now. Was the caterpillar eating the Echinops the Red Admiral? |
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Server problems this morning
Posted by Huw,We experienced a few problems this morning which resulted in the site being unavailable for a time. I believe it's now back up and running okay. Let me know if you encounter any issues.
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probably because of the 1 BILLION pieces, it's get overloaded :)
Now it's ok.
If the server is made from lego bricks and overheats, there is gonna be problems I guess as plastic just melts.
Good to see everything resolved.
Funny, I never noticed the downtime.
It's funny what can happen in one's absence. :P
Thanks for getting it back up and running, though.
@Noahs-Dad: Incidentally, there have been groups that did make the cases for their server computers out of Lego bricks to save money. Google was one... but true to Lego quality, they never wore out. :D
there is another problem. i can't view my minifigure collection anymore. i hope the problem is solved soon.
Wy not, it's here, http://www.brickset.com/minifigs/owned/
yeah. i know. but i just can view my "unique" ones...like the ghost...but to view ALL minifigs it's not possible anymore.
I also cannot view my minifig collection when I select all in the drop down menu...
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