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Airport project manager Michael Cole, who represents Barge Waggoner Sumner and Cannon consultants, updated the City Council on the pending Federal Aviation Administration grant at a work session Monday night.
A pre-application the city filed in November is being screened by FAA, and the city should receive a "tentative allocation" letter in about two weeks, Cole said. The letter will say whether FAA will fund the purchase of about 18 acres of land connected to the north-northwest side of the Municipal Airport. At that point, Cole said it will be the council's decision to accept or turn down the grant.
"The proposed land acquisition, we feel, is critical to the airport's long-term growth and development," Cole said. "The airport is where it's at; you can't really pick it up and move it. Some of the land issues here are a hot topic, and we don't really have a dog in that fight, but just as your airport consultant, we'd like to tell you any land you can secure at the airport we feel is critical for the long-term improvements."
The acreage in question was assumed to be city property and was included in an airport expansion project last fall before it was discovered the land was deeded to the IDB in 1996. In November, IDB expressed interest in keeping the property, adjacent to the Industrial Park, saying it is the only area that remains in the city for industrial development.
"Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the IDB doesn't feel like that's what they need to do at this time, as far as sell the property, this is dead in the water," Council President Rocky Lucas said at the work session.
"It could be," Airport Board Chairman Tommy Dobson said. "You could go through the condemnation process. I don't know if you want to do that. The bottom line is it's your decision to make. Does it belong to the airport, as other councils have said, or does it continue in the possession of the IDB? Two other councils have said it goes to the airport. We did not know it had a snafu in the title."
While there are no immediate plans for the property, Dobson said it is a prime location for additional aircraft storage and hangar space.
"If we don't grow, we're going to shrink," he said. "We have no amount of property for us to plan to grow on. What we've got is filled. For us to grow any appreciable amount, we've got to have additional property. The only property we can utilize to grow our airport is along our taxiway. That's the direction the board's going to take, and that's something the FAA is willing to put money in right now and say, 'Go for it.'"
Because of a sales agreement between IDB and the city, a majority of IDB's profit from the sales and development of that land goes to the city. City Clerk Patricia Carden asked how FAA would handle the situation, if the grant was approved, since it would pay the city for the land acquisition, and the city would then get some of the money back from the purchase of the land.
"We can get the answer when y'all approve the grant," Dobson said.
Councilmen eventually agreed to call a special work session April 22 at 5 p.m. at City Hall to hear from representatives from the Airport Board and IDB.
"If it is indeed our call who the land goes to, let's get both sides in the same room to convince us why the airport needs this property and convince us why the IDB needs it," Lucas said. "I'm for doing what's best for the city of Sylacauga. I'm a supporter of the airport and the IDB. They both do great things in our city, and this is not a decision I'm going to make without some significant thought."
"I have my own opinions of the airport," Councilman Joe Hogan said. "And I've heard what the airport thinks is beneficial to the city. I've heard what the IDB thinks is best and talked about other land they might could acquire, but they want to hold onto the land out there, and what we're talking about is a swamp, I've seen it first-hand. They don't have anybody that's going to develop it, and there's also a building sitting on that same property that's been empty for seven years, so I think I would like to hear the best case presented from both of you. Just ring the bell and go at it."
Dobson asked if their presentations at the work session will be the "make it or break it decision" as to who receives the property, and Lucas said he feels they will.
The council holds its regular meeting today at 9 a.m. at City Hall.
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My Shiloh cabinets arrived last week and we began installing them yesterday.
My initial impression is that these things are built like tanks. The boxes are all 1 1/2" plywood construction and the sides are 3/4" plywood with 1/4" veneer panels. The drawers are 3/4" plywood as well. These are heavy cabinets. They use all wood hanging rails and wood corner blocks--no plastic except the stuff that they wrapped them in. They were very carefully wrapped in foam sheeting and then in plastic. Each cabinet was well labelled with a computer-printed label specifying "cabinet no. x" that corresponded to a plan my KD did, so it was very clear where each was to go. They gave us plenty of panels and fillers as well. We also ordered crown moulding, posts, valences, and other stuff to go with the cabinets but haven't checked those out yet. The finish is lovely. We got green painted maple with a "pewter" glaze and wear/sand thru, and red stained cherry with a black glaze and wear. Very nice. Glazing is consistent and just in the spots where you'd expect it to be. Wear/Sand thru looks nice, but not overdone. These cabinets arrived about 5 weeks after we finalized my order. They also shipped all the gadgets (pull outs, tray base, etc) separately so the installers didn't have to remove them to hang the cabinets. nice touch. All in all, a pretty impressive initial impression. |
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WOOOO-hoo! My Shiloh cabinets should be here May 15, so I am very happy to hear such a positive review. I never doubted though, because my MIL and friend have both had nothing but extremely positive experiences with them. Thanks! |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 08 at 13:15
If you don't mind my asking... how $$$ are Shiloh cabs in the scope of things? Mid, low, high end?? Thanks! |
My Shilo cabinets arrived last week and are being installed today. I agree completely about the structure. Mine were completed a few weeks ago and the only problem was probably caused by the shipper. If they have been in boxes, it would not have been a problem. Mine are an ivory glaze. I chose to buy my crown elsewhere, changed my doors from 5-piece heads to slabs (which they detailed beautifully!), and took off the blum for a 30% savings. My cost for almost all drawers in bases for a 12 x 15 u-shaped kitchen with extra cabinets on another wall was about $17,000. It's reasonable, but not cheap. |
- Posted by berryberry (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 08 at 14:16
edlakin - I agree with you - while we didn't go with Shiloh (we went with Kahle's - a regional semi-custom cabinet maker) Shiloh was our 2nd choice and they were built like a tank. Also loved the fact that glazing was included in the base Shiloho price. Biggest issue for us was Shiloh didn't have two doors styles that really grabbed us and would have helped accomplish the look we wanted to achieve like Kahle's did (which BTW - if Shiloh is built like a tank, Kahle's is built like an armored tank. We are very please with the quality of the build and the care in shipping from Kahle's - wrapped in plastic, then in cardboard, then inside furniture movers cloths and delivered directly in Kahle's own truck). As to pricing, I would agree teched - Shiloh wasn't cheap but is within reason. Kahle's was slightly higher for us - but really had all the flexibility we wanted for custom sizes. Durasupreme, the other semi-custom line we priced was lowest of the three but we were limited in some of the customizing we needed with depths. All 3 will be higher priced than Kraftmaid or the typical national brands but not as high as some of the high priced lines out there. IMO, they give you excellent value for your money |
my cost was similar. i paid a bit more than 14K for a 15x15 foot kitchen with an island, plus a floor-to-ceiling pantry cabinet and five bases that we're using as a buffet in our eating area. i'd say they're mid-range in price, but the nice thing about them is that there's no upcharge for glaze, paint, distressing, wear, sand-thru, etc. most of that stuff add significantly to the bottom line with other cabinet companies. |
whoops, sorry. my post above was in response to remodelfla and teched. berry, you must've slipped in while i was typing. |
- Posted by cpccarolyn_2008 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 08 at 14:42
I am also getting Shiloh cabinets. I have seen them in houses and they are beautiful. Very well made. I have never heard any negative about the cabinets. |
Please update us on your cabinet installation with pics as it goes along! I just got a quote tonight on my kitchen using shiloh cabs and I'm trying to swallow the number, over budget for me! Anyways, it seems like they are a good quality cabinet and I don't want to replace them again anytime soon so that is why we are seriously considering going with them. |
here's a pic of the green cabinets that went in yesterday. i'll upload some of the cherry cabinets tomorrow, or sometime soon. |
- Posted by cpccarolyn_2008 (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 08 at 8:09
WOW they are beautiful. I love the color and your ceiling. I would have never thought of that color, but gee they sure look great. Enjoy |
uploaded a bunch of photos and moved things around, so that last photo won't work. here are some more: |
rnmomx2-- Our initial Shiloh quote was like $29,500. We made the following changes: Our final cost was $17,000. I will try to post pics tonight when I locate the camera. The drawers are the best--I think in our compact setup, the 5-piece heads would have looked awful. The slabs are lovely and simple without being too modern. |
teched- I would love to see pictures if you get a chance. I wouldn't think going from shaker to oxford would be a cost savings because the oxford has a raised panel? I am looking at a newer door style called Wyatt which is more of a shaker style, but I was looking at a detailed drawer head versus a slab, maybe I should rethink that. I was also looking at full overlay and I should ask my GC about doing a different crown molding versus using theirs. I also added the decorative sides versus having the plain sides and I'm not sure what the cost increase is there, but I think I would still want to have them on the island. I'm in sticker shock right now, but soon I'll have to get serious and decide what I need to have versus what I would love to have. |
rnmomx2-- I forgot to mention that I dropped the full extension and the Blum. We checked out the full extension drawers at a friend's house and decided we could live w/o it. Did get the dove tail drawers. The decorative side on the Oven cabinet was about $600. It's quite visible from another room and well worth the extra money. Here are some pics: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Teched's kitchen in progress
- Posted by lancer1991 (My Page) on Tue, May 12, 09 at 23:09
I know this is an old post, but getting ready to get Shiloh Cabinets (ivory w/mocha glaze) and would like to see some finished photos if you guys have any. Going with slab drawer fronts to cut down cost. Will be getting the crown with cabinets though to have matching paint and glaze. teched - do you happen to have any photos prior to cabinet install? I'm curious about all the wiring for the undercab lights. |
Here is a link that might be useful: My layout
- Posted by denver2010 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 19, 10 at 15:13
Has anyone installed Shiloh cabinets recently? The initial price from the vendor was a shock so we're considering a lower cost product Homecrest as an alternative. Advice? |
My shilo cabinets are gorgeous just as kitchen dealer said they would be. Everything right down to the light bar arrived safely w/o damage. Pictures do not show the beauty. Ours are Homestead door (shaker style) w/5piece drawer fronts, Spice Maple w/plantation glaze (looks like cherry), Would post if I could figure out how to post. I'll keep trying. |
- Posted by kim(email@example.com) onTue, Feb 15, 11 at 15:22
I know this is an old thread, I am just going to give my 2cents here. We have Shiloh cabinets- had them since 2004. They are HORRIBLE. We had to have most of the doors replaced a few years back because the glaze was coming off!!!! Ours are the golden maple with mocha glaze, if I remember correctly. Would NEVER do this brand again, we have had better luck with off the shelf home depot cabinets than Shiloh. We spent A LOT of money for these cabinets when we built our home, very disappointing to say the least. I am just wondering how my fellow shiloh cabinet owners are doing? Maybe we got a bad batch. I don't know....but I am wondering if you have glaze on yours, if your glaze is coming off/chipping off???? |
- Posted by Ramesh(email@example.com) onSat, May 28, 11 at 15:43
Hi Shiloh customers, I just installed shiloh cabinetry in sea green with black glaze. I got some posts to go with the island. However, I have to install some columns in the kitchen that I am trying to match with the cabinetry. I cannot find a stain to match the sea green that was shipped by the factory. Has anyone had to go through this. Any suggestions on the brand, number or specs for the sea green. thanks a lot. |
- Posted by Neen(firstname.lastname@example.com) onMon, Jun 6, 11 at 20:53
Our cabinets just arrived but our excitement quickly eroded as we found numerous problems. Two cabinets have cracks in the frames, the tall pantry door is visibly warped, filler strips are also warped, one piece is the wrong color... We are so disappointed and can't believe that their QC department would allow these to be shipped. I plan on getting a rep out here and expect that they at the very least replace the damaged pieces asap and give a discount for the aggravation and inconvenience. I hope that I don't have the same peeling problem as reported above. I ordered the ivory with mocha glaze and without the quality issues, they really are lovely. But quality trumps beauty and for this price, we should be getting both. I am tempted to reject the whole order and start over with another company. Buyer beware. |
- Posted by Neen(email@example.com) onTue, Jul 5, 11 at 17:48
Ok, so about 1 month after my initial email we have received two replacement cabinets in good condition but two other replacements are wrong. The frustration has turned to disgust... I would never recommend this brand to anyone! |
I hope none of you have the glaze chipping/peeling problem, because they will blame it ON YOU and tell you that you are not being careful, you have wet hands while touching the cabinet, etc. and that you are not keepin them dry! I am going to post pics of my cabinets...and these are the REPLACEMENT doors which were replaced about 5 yrs ago. We built our home back in 2004...less than 2 yrs later we had to have them replaced. NOW it is happening again and it's in places there is NO WATER, not near the sink or any place wet. I am so unhappy with this brand, it's terrible. So upset after putting so much time, money and effort into building our home- and it ends up that we bought the 'lemon' of all cabinet brands. DO NOT BUY SHILOH!!!!!!!!!! |
I know this is an old post... but wanted to weigh in. A different perspective if you will. I am a kitchen designer and dealer who has Shiloh... has had Kahle... and other fine cabinet manufacturers of varying capabilities and price points. I think Shiloh is well valued for their price point. Paints are only a 10% premium... (and as already mentioned) free glazes, distressing, still free inset, etc. I've NOT experienced finishing issues (over many projects) as described by another poster. Can problems occur in finishing? Sure... it can happen. I've experienced finishing issues with high-end companies/Mfg's as well. Sadly... there can be hiccups. It's not that there are hiccups... but HOW the dealer & Mfg deal with issues. Another thing about Shiloh... the order your designer/dealer writes has to be 'nuts on'. Be it right or wrong... they rely on the written order vs. the plans & elevation. So though a drawing is quite clear... if the order is written wrong... the cabinet will likely be wrong. 'It is what it is.' So the short of it... you should get a decent product at a reasonable/relative cost. Make sure you have a designer that crosses 'T's'... dots 'I's'. Sorry about any typos... wrote this on a cellphone. |
Here is a link that might be useful: New Kitchen Guru
I have been pretty disappointed in Shiloh, mainly because it appears they ship product that has obvious cosmetic blemishes. We experienced this with your kitchen remodel in spring 2013. Our contractor noticed that two cabinets arrived with pretty noticeable imperfections on the finish. They sent replacements, and one of them had a blemish that was also quite evident. We were on a tight schedule and our rep wanted to do something for us, so she arranged for an additional shelf to go with our double-door cabinet with pull-out slider trays. They sent a shelf with a slider, but the slider was too wide to clear the doors! That is just stupid inattention to detail. These cabinets cost about $18k. I expected better from Shiloh. |
Thank you bbarner for the warning and others above. I am printing this post to have the good and the bad reviews when I am ready to make a decision. I am disappointed the Shiloh would ship products with obvious cosmetic blemishes as I thought they were better than the competition when I looked at the display model cabinets at my local cabinet designing store. I know I had this problem even worse with Stanley's bedroom set that I ended up getting them to take back in 2007 and I went with a different company (Durham) hat sent me a bedroom set made so well. I was shocked at how a manufacturer can ship out new furniture without inspecting it. I do love the look of the Shiloh Inset cabinets in the Polar White. Thanks again for letting us know about your recent problems. |
I, too, am having difficulties with a recent Shiloh order. I spent extra for custom doors only to have them come in mismatched. The sales rep saw the initial installation and agreed they were not acceptable. The doors were taken back and supposedly refinished to match. Three months later when they came back there was some improvement on half of them but on the other half the imperfections are even more pronounced. It is now an additional three months of trying to get satisfaction and the What angers me even more is their reaction to my displeasure. They are ignoring me, stalling, blowing me off, etc. -- I am being "too fussy." I am extremely disappointed in the final result and will NEVER recommend Shiloh to anyone who asks. I am now looking for a local woodworker to refinish these brand new doors so they look decent. |
jharrow, thank you for the warning. I am so sorry about your problems with Shiloh. You are not being too fussy! You paid good money. |
I would not purchase these cabinets again. The company is incredibly difficult to work with on warranty issues and I am not impressed with the way the cabinets that get a lot of use are wearing both with respect to finish and some of the mechanical parts. The company is saying this is normal wear but after talking about how great the many layers of finish will wear I completely disagree. Mine has worn down to the base color on my most heavily used cabinet and this happened after only about 2 years of use. The company seems to have developed an attitude towards warranty claims. Whatever you do ask about warranty claims when you buy cabinets and know that things will go wrong with your and that it is important. |
MarjG - I'm sorry you're experiencing that with your cabinets. Can you share a photo? Are they really saying that wearing the finish down to the base is normal after 2 years? I am about to order my cabinets and have been leaning heavily toward shiloh (painted) so I am very interested in hearing if your issue was resolved. |
MarjG, please do share photos of the warn out areas on the Shiloh Cabinets to warn others and to have others like me decide if maybe I should be considering other companies. So sorry for your disappointment in how the cabinets are holding up and how Shiloh is dismissing the problems. Maybe sharing pictures here will have Shiloh wake up that many of us only know Shiloh and were considering them due to all the beautiful pictures on this kitchen forum. |
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AZITA - (Set time: 10:45 PM)
Local pianist and singer Azita wrote the songs on her terrific new album,Year (Drag City), for a 2006 musical of the same name by Brian Torrey Scott, who'd also enlisted her to create music for his 2005 play Detail From the Mountain Side. In the theatrical version of Year, Azita and guitarist Emmett Kelly occupied a corner of the stage, alternately functioning as a kind of Greek chorus and as the voices of certain characters. Her lyrics (Scott also wrote a few) confront their themes—in this case loss, change, and time—much less directly than is typical in musicals, which tend to spell things out clearly. For the recording Azita is joined by an excellent band—guitarist Sam Wagster, bassist Toby Summerfield, and drummer Adam Vida—that makes the exquisite melodic density of her music easier to parse than it was on her 2011 solo album,Disturbing the Air. The songs are supercatchy and elegantly constructed, filled with harmonic complexities and unexpected twists that put her in the company of classic pop songwriters such as Laura Nyro and Burt Bacharach, who also set rock melodies amid jazz-grade harmonies and chord changes. Stylistically she's never covered such a broad range: "Something That Happened" is reggae (with an extended dub interlude by Tortoise's Dan Bitney), "Out and Around" is a delicate piano ballad, and "Ice" is rollicking pop. It's never possible to get too comfortable in any of the genres she visits, though—her reedy voice and willfully disruptive phrasing keep you on edge in the best possible way. For tonight's show Azita is joined by Wagster, Vida, and bassist Nick Macri (Summerfield moved to Virginia earlier this year). —Peter Margasak
AXIS:SOVA - (Set time: 9:45 PM)
The muggy haze of the AXIS:SOVA sound is pollinated by nomadic, modal guitar tones, accompanied by a Roland TR-66 Rhythm Arranger. Described as "beautifully junky, skewed surf-rock as projected through a rust belt prism, complete with hummable hooks and scorching guitar pyrotechnics" (The Decibel Tolls) and "eerie and beautiful, dark and buoyant" (Adhoc), AXIS:SOVA is the nom de plume of guitarist Brett Sova. Weight Of A Color is the debut full-length LP from this solo jammer, just out on Kill Shaman Records.
Trin Tran - (Set time: 9:00 PM)
Steve Coombs is Trin Tran, the Madison solo artist who simultaneously plays keyboard, drums and guitar. His music is quirky and angular synth-pop with an art-punk edge and his electronic style has a personal quality feeds off of moods and body motions that only exist in real space and time.
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Dear Parents,
Here are some important dates for after school rehearsals and performances for this semester. Please be sure to mark them on your calendar. Wednesday, August 27th will be the first after school rehearsal for the RMS Band. (3:45 - 4:35) Band students will be dismissed from their classrooms at 3:45 and should report to the football field. Students involved in other RMS activities (cheerleading, softball, football) will report to Band Practice first. If needed, these students will be released early to attend their other practice. Remember practice is from 3:45-4:35. All students should be picked up no later than 5:15 P.M.
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RMS Band Directors
In order for the student's band shoes to look the same and to help out the parents, all students will wear the same style shoe again this year. In August a representative from March Master will come to the bandroom during school and measure your child for band shoes. Students who were at Band Camp have already been fitted. Also 8th graders who can still wear their band shoes from last year won't need to be fitted. The cost of these shoes is only $20. Please make checks out to Rome Middle School. This is the only shoe we will use this year.
Seniors at our last marching practice for 2013. This is a very special group. Thank you for your hard work and I hope you have had fun. Thanks for sharing your memories from the past 4 years with everyone.
Another wonderful performance at the Golden River Marching Festival. 1st in Open Class for Band, Percussion, and Drum Majors. 2nd in Open Class for our Wonderful Color guard. Highest Percussion score for the day.
Congratulations and thanks for all your hard work and dedication to the Rome Bands.
You have raised the bar this year. Thank you for your commitment, talent, and leadership.
Thanks for your contributions to Rome High and the Sound of the Seven Hills.
Congratulations to the Rome High "Sound of the Seven Hills" for your wonderful performance Saturday night.
The results from the Golden River Marching Festival 2012 couldn't have been any better.
Superior ratings for Drum Major, Colorguard, Percussion and Band. 1st Place in Open Class for Drum Major, Colorguard, Percussion and Band. Grand Champion 1st Place for Drum Major, Colorguard, Percussion and Band.
Congratulations to our band officers and seniors for your leadership and hard work. And a special thanks to our band staff and parent support. Everyone is important to the success of our band program.
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I've had this fabric in my stash for so long. Delighted to have put it to good use. I made this up over 3 evenings. Bodice is the Elisalex dress bodice (ByHand London) and the skirt is a gathered rectangle. More details over at ooobop!
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Jul 30, 2013, 12.35 AMby olystyrene
Gorgeous! Perfect for summer :) Love the gathering!
Jul 27, 2013, 09.56 AMby lazyjaneallthetime
Lovely and summery, fantastic fabric too! :)
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Thank you :-)
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I love your dress with many flowers, like!
Jul 27, 2013, 04.51 PMby janene
Can never have enough flowers! Thank you Nicoleta :-)
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Thank you Kisses x
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that's one gorgeous dress, janene! I love the combination of the pattern bodice and simple skirt and the fabric is just so summery! happy wearing!
Jul 24, 2013, 12.48 PMby janene
Thank you Kaiorist :-)
Jul 24, 2013, 09.04 AMby Mary Athey
fabulous dress janene, i love this on you. the fabrics gorgeous. i have something similiar in my stash. what a lovely gift your friend gave you. i got my dads partners sewing box when she passed away and it waa full of buttons zips needles etc which was brillant for me. mum also got me the biggest bag full of bindings rolls of lace buttons etc from a car boot sale. i was grinning like a cheshire cat for days lol. the weather is indeed lovely. i'm the same as you, i hav'nt many warm weather clothes so i'm making some. i go to spain a lot but i would'nt wear what i wear on holiday at home lol what i mean is i would'nt go down my town with a bikini top vest and shorts on here x
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Thank you Mary. It's funny how we wear such different things on holiday. We might have to change our ways if the heat is to stay! ;-)
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Wonderful dress! Love the fabric :)
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Thank you Ellen. I thought it might be a bit 'pink' for me. But its growing on me!!
Jul 24, 2013, 07.57 AMby Anne Wagenhauser
So cute, as always! Love that fabric, it's perfect for this sort of dress!
Jul 24, 2013, 12.50 PMby janene
Thank you so much lovely Anne x
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Very beautiful and just in time for this hot weather.
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Thanks Verdy. :-)
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Gorgeous! :)
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Thank you becpretis. I'm such a fan of your gorgeous dresses. Very inspired by the Gelato right now! :-)
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How does one add a workstation account to the agsadmin group on the server? Does this require both machines to be on the same Windows domain? A colleague cannot connect via ArcCatalog but I don't know how to add his account to the group because the account does not exist on the server. (Oddly I can connect from my machine, but my account is also not a member of the agsadmin group.)
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If the user is not in your domain, you could use the Internet method to connect (which does require a user name and password). UPDATE: There is a hacky workaround to this (The Abbott of Monkseato already provided this solution, but I wanted to add the information here as well). Since you have a domain user trying to connect to a local group on a non-domain server, this is more of a network issue than an ArcGIS Server issue. I asked a question on ServerFault and their response was that you can either:
You can create a workstation account on the server machine for your colleague, and then have your colleague's workstation account on his own machine use the server account's credentials when connecting to the server. I solved a similar problem to this last week and posted the answer here: |
I think you can do this by creating a local user on your ArcGIS Server box which has the same user name and password as your workstation credentials, add the new user to the Agsadmin or agsuser group. I have never tested this with ESRI but I have managed to do it before with other windows applications. If that does not work then why not use the web based manager that is installed in the ArcGIS virtual folder. Using this your user should be able to create/stop start and delete services. you will need to create a local user for him to login with. |
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Famous for watersports and serious icons like Four Mile Beach the Daintree Rainforest and the nearby Great Barrier Reef, Port Douglas is one of Australia's most beautiful and unspoilt areas. With more postcard-perfect vistas than you can poke a Canon at, weather that sits at a constant 30 degrees and a rich indigenous culture still very much a part of local life, Port Douglas is the perfect holiday destination for every taste.
Even if you get sick of the natural gems and the sun (what's wrong with you?), the shopping at Marina Mirage and on Macrossan Street will keep you and your credit card very happy.
Port Douglas is like Cairns was before that bigger, gaudier southern neighbour transformed itself into a giant backpacker hostel. You'll still get the funny accents in Port Douglas, but not the associated determination to keep drinking until comatose. Instead, there's still a 'small town' vibe to the place that sounds like an insult but is actually part of its appeal.
Port Douglas's Top 10
10. Sunday Markets They're big and filled with quality homemade goods, including art, fashion and food. |
5. Mossman Gorge Swim in pretty waters while gazing up at the lush, green surrounds. |
9. Douglas Shire Historical Society Get out of the sun and head to the Court House Museum. Then get back into the sun by talking a historical walking tour. |
4. Great Barrier Reef Go snorkelling or scuba diving and remember it forever. The waters are heaven and the creatures that live in them are magical. |
8. Australian Muster Experience Experience the Outback with fun activities and tour guides. |
3. Wildlife Habitat This wildlife sanctuary is home to everything from the Boyd's Forest Dragon to the endangered Cassowary. |
7. Cruise Jump aboard a catamaran and view the beautiful scenery from a different perspective. |
2. Four Mile Beach Known round the world for good reason. Get that pasty skin ready for some sun! |
6. Macrossan Street Some of the best eateries and the best shopping. |
1. Daintree Rainforest One of nature's greatest gems that just can't be missed. |
Port Douglas History
- Port Douglas Court House – Built in 1879, this former courthouse is now home to the Douglas Shire Historical Society Museum.
- St Andrew's Anglican Church – Located near to the former Court House, this church was rebuilt in the 1970s.
- State School No. 334 – One of Port Douglas' oldest buildings, this former school is now a private residence.
- St Augustine's Catholic Church – This Roman Catholic church was reconstructed following a 1911 cyclone.
- St Mary's by the Sea Church – A small chapel built in the early 1900s.
Port Douglas Art & Culture
- Court House Museum/Douglas Shire Historical Society Museum – Located close to the waterfront, this museum is found within a historical timber building which dates back to the 1870s.
- Daintree Entomological Museum and Gallery – This museum is a must-visit to history enthusiasts visiting Port Douglas.
- Beck Aviation and Military Museum – A fascinating museum celebrating the history of aviation and the military.
- Cairns Historical Society Museum – This museum provides visitors with an insight into the history of the local area.
- Cairns Regional Gallery – A regional art gallery housing a wealth of indigenous art, all displayed within a stunning heritage building.
Port Douglas Shopping
- Davidson Street – Many of the greatest shops in Port Douglas are to be found on this street.
- Macrossan Street – A notable shopping street, home to Port Village, which offers an array of shops.
- Wharf Street – This street is home to a range of speciality shops.
- Marina Mirage Boardwalk – The boutiques here stock designer labels such as Versace and Ralph Lauren.
- Anzac Park – Located at the end of Macrossan Street, the Sunday market here draws large crowds.
Gay & Lesbian Port Douglas
- Gone Bananas Tropical – A gay-friendly restaurant serving Mediterranean, modern Asian and vegetarian cuisine.
- Head Office CBD – Known locally as a "real man's cruise club," this club is located on Abbott Street.
- Velvet Underground – Found in the Reef Hotel Casino building, the venue offers big- name DJs and loud music.
- Pier Shopping Complex – This complex is home to a range of stylish bars, including the gay-friendly Ba 8 in the Shangri-La Hotel.
- The Pier Bar & Grill – A popular Port Douglas gay venue with a relaxed ambiance during the week.
Port Douglas Outdoor
- Four Mile Beach – Port Douglas' premier beach, featuring compacted sand and warm waters.
- Flagstaff Hill Lighthouse (former) – This lighthouse was built on the site of a former 1878 wooden lighthouse.
- Flagstaff Hill Lookout – Accessible by taking a short climb to the top of Flagstaff Hill, this lookout provides great views of eastern Point Douglas.
- Rutherford's Corner – Located the junction of Davidson Road and Macrossan Street, this corner is where the famous local George Rutherford ran a chemist's shop.
- Waterfront Precinct – Located within Anzac Park and Market Park, the waterfront precinct was once the heart of the port.
Port Douglas Sport
- Watch Port Douglas Football Club play at their home ground, the Port Douglas Sporting Complex.
- Go snorkelling along the Great Barrier Reef.
- Play a game of golf at the Mirage Country Club.
- Watch or partake in water sports at Four Mile Beach.
- Witness the tennis stars of the future in action at Port Douglas Tennis Club.
Port Douglas Local
CentralThe luxe, resort-heavy central area of Port Douglas is the appropriate place to find Macrossan Street. Not only is Macrossan lined with boutiques, it also has a massive range of restaurants, trendy bars and cafés, as well as a number of kitschy souvenir stores packed with tropical-themed gifts to take back home. And it that isn't enough for you, check out the beautiful Marina Mirage.
There again, if shopping isn't something you equate with relaxation (husbands of the world, unite!), check out Four Mile Beach, one of Port Douglas' most famous stretches of sand and sea. There's also a range (ho ho!) of golf courses to perfect your putting.
MossmanThe rural town of Mossman is a15-minute drive from Port Douglas and is the hub of the sugarcane industry. The town is not only a scenic wonderland, but is also home to some of the best wineries (Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery) and art galleries (Janbal Art Gallery) Queensland has on offer.
Start your day with a walk through the Daintree National Park and then take a dip in the stunning waters of Mossman Gorge. The Wet Tropics is another beautiful spot to explore while you're there. Once you finish your nature expedition, take the time to hit up the Australian Muster Experience, a little north of the town, to experience a true-blue adventure.
Home to the magical Daintree Rainforest, this area is about a 40-minute drive from Port Douglas. In this tropical oasis you'll not only find unspoiled rainforest that's home to stacks of rare and endangered flora and fauna, but also some of the most beautiful, pristine and secluded beaches in the world.
For a proper tour, push the cassowaries aside and visit the Daintree Discovery Centre, where you'll find tour guides waiting for you – plus the vertigo-inducing Canopy Tower and Aerial Walkway, both of which give you a hell of a view (and nightmares).
If you want a culture-hit, stop by the quaint Daintree Village, where you'll find a bunch of art and craft galleries (many of them featauring local indigenous art) and lots of cultural tours. More of an animal lover? The Wildlife Habitat is yours. Hungry? Don't forget to get those tastebuds over to the iconic Daintree Ice Cream Company, the number one place to get your sweet fix.
Port Douglas Eat & Drink
Lure Sit outside to soak in great views and the fresh scent of the sea while you sip on a drink. |
Bistro 3 Chic surroundings paired with chic food. Try the Moreton Bay Bugs for a heavenly experience. |
Court House Hotel 'The Courty' is one of the oldest and best pubs in town. Come for a chill and a beer. |
Harrisons Enjoy French-inspired dishes at this beautiful, tropical-inspired oasis. |
Watergate Choose to relax in the sexy, dimly-lit interior or dine on modern Aussie cuisine amongst the trees on the outdoor deck. Not a disgraced US president in sight (unless you count Bill Clinton, who enjoys holidaying in PD) |
Salsa Bar & Grill A big, fresh and modern eatery serving contemporary Aussie eats and great cocktails. |
Zinc Whether you stop by for a quick brekkie or become ensconced for an elegant dinner, this local fave will please. |
2 Fish Feast on a mammoth selection of seafood at this Port Douglas icon. The hot 'n' cold Seafood Feasts are epic. |
The Beach Shack Enjoy the cool and casual vibe at this beach-themed place. Their pizzas are goooood. |
Nautilus This historic and ultra-romantic venue is the perfect place to take that special someone. It's pricey, but so very worth it. |
Port Douglas Events
For 10 nights in May, Carnivale takes over Port Douglas for a massive celebration of culture and entertainment. This fiesta started as a small street party but has transformed into a massive hit over the 18 years of its run.
The Cairns Blues Festival in mid-May is a massive favourite with locals and visitors alike. This one-day event welcomes a stack of blues stars from across the country (and overseas) and hosts concerts and performances, from morning till night. Come and get your groove on, cool cats.
Go Troppo is an annual arts event (held in late-October) that celebrates the slightly unconventional side of the art world as well as the ordinary. Head to a class or workshop to bring out your arty side or be inspired by some of the coolest exhibits and performances you're ever bound to see.
When To Go
Port Douglas has a tropical climate and enjoys hot, humid summers and pleasantly warm winters. Heavy rains tend to hit during December to March, so if you're not up for getting wet, it's probably best to stay away during those months.
- Winter average: 19°C
- Spring average: 26°C
- Summer average: 30°C
- Autumn average: 23°C
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What To Miss
The beautiful waters of Port Douglas can be home to some not-so-beautiful and dangerous creatures. You're most likely to encounter the notorious blue-ringed octopus, crocs or stingrays, so be wary of your surroundings while taking a dip in rivers and beaches. Always (and we mean always) obey warning signs/rules.
Don't be tempted to feed endangered species like cassowaries – if you're caught, you'll be slapped with a massive fine, not to mention the fact that it can be harmful to the birds.
Getting Around
There are a variety of shuttle buses that scoot all over the area, but at approximately $15 for a one-way trip, they can get mighty expensive. If you want to get a lot of travel under your belt, hiring a car is probably your best option.
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1 Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease and flour one 10 inch bundt or tube pan.
2 In a saucepan combine raisins with water and cook until the water is absorbed, cool.
3 Combine eggs, applesauce, vegetable oil, vanilla, and liquid sweetener. Mix well. Sift flour, baking soda, salt, ground cinnamon, and ground nutmeg into egg mixture. Stir until just combined. Mix in raisins and chopped nuts. Pour batter into prepared pan.
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Albuquerque, NM (Sports Network) - Jeff Fleming threw a four-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Anderson with 39 seconds left, as the New Mexico State Aggies clipped the New Mexico Lobos, 20-17, in a clash of state rivals at University Stadium in Albuquerque.
This was the 100th meeting between the two teams, as NMSU (2-2) snapped a six- game slide to the Lobos. Fleming came off the bench for the Aggies to complete 4-of-5 passes, while Seth Smith paced the ground attack with 113 yards on 31 carries. Starting quarterback Trevor Walls threw for just 77 yards and a pick, but he did rush for a touchdown in the victory.
Demond Dennis led the way for the Lobos (0-4) with 98 rushing yards and a touchdown on 16 carries. Donovan Porterie threw for 206 yards and a score, while Ty Kirk hauled in seven balls for 105 yards.
The Aggies started the scoring with a 42-yard field goal by Kyle Hughes just over four minutes into the contest.
The Lobos responded just over three minutes later with a two-yard touchdown run by Dennis.
NMSU struck early in the second quarter with a one-yard touchdown run by Walls. They then tacked on a 40-yard field goal by Hughes for a 13-7 lead.
UNM, though, would grab a 14-13 lead just before the half, as Porterie threw a two-yard touchdown pass to Chris Biren.
The lone points of the third quarter was a 30-yard field goal by UNM's James Aho.
Trailing 17-13, the Aggies put together a 17-play, 59-yard drive that lasted seven minutes and was capped with the game-winning touchdown pass from Fleming to Anderson.
The Lobos, however, were able to move into field goal position in the final seconds, but Aho's 47-yard attempt was wide right and the Aggies survived.
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Polzer, J., & Power, E. (Eds.). (forthcoming). Neoliberal Governance and Health: Duties, Risks and Vulnerabilities.
Power, E. (forthcoming). Governing the child's body: The obesity epidemic and mothers' duties in neoliberal consumer society In J. Polzer & E. Power (Eds.), Neoliberal Governance and Health: Duties, Risks and Vulnerabilities.
Beagan, B. L., Chapman, G. E., Johnson, J., McPhail, D., Power, E., & Vallianatos, H. (forthcoming). The Family Table: Intersections Of Class, Place, Gender And Food Practices. Vancouver, BC: UBC Press.
Power, E. (forthcoming). Food Banks. In K. Albala (Ed.), Food Issues. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc.
Power, E., Riches, G., & Tarasuk, V. (2012, 19 December). Corporate tax breaks are not the answer to hunger in Canada, The Toronto Star.
Power, E. (2012, 27 April). Canadian professor says food banks are 'sticking plaster on gaping wounds', BBC Scotland Investigates: Breadline Scotland
Power, E. (2011, 25 July). It's time to close Canada's food banks, The Globe and Mail.
Brady, J., Gingras, J., & Power, E. (2012). Still hungry: A feminist perspective on food, foodwork, the body and food studies. In M. Koç, J. Sumner & A. Winson (Eds.), Critical Perspectives in Food Studies (pp. 122-135). Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press.
Power, E. M. (2008). Conceptualizing food security for Aboriginal people in Canada. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 99(2), 95-97. Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/1974/1224
Power, E., & Dietitians of Canada. (2005). Background paper. Individual and household food insecurity in Canada: Position of Dietitians of Canada. Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/1974/1225
Power, E. M. (2005). The unfreedom of being Other: Canadian lone mothers' experiences of poverty and 'life on the cheque'. Sociology, 39(4), 643-660. Preprint available at: http://hdl.handle.net/1974/1214
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On Saturday, March 26, 2011 12:13:09 pm Gerald Mwangi wrote:
I was looking for something like this, too... and then I
realized that I was trying to re-write JACK inside my
application space. :-/
Here are some options I found for low-level stuff:
- I started a BAMS library (Basic Audio Mixing
Subroutines) on my hard drive. It's patterned
after Ardour's internal mixing subroutines.
- There's liboil and it's successor ORC. Before
using liboil, you should check out the rationale
for why it's now being done with ORC.
- I saw another SIMD audio processing library
recently. Looked a lot like liboil.
For a higher-level mixing library... the more I thought
about it the more I was convinced that writing a general-
purpose "mixer" library is more-or-less trying to re-write
JACK in my application space. The options I found for this
- Ingen is designed to be an audio engine, handling
all your plugins and connections and misc. DSP
- I started a Mixer class for libTritum (part of
Composite). libTritium is intended ot be a public
API... but it's not there, yet. However, this class
is pretty efficient and pretty general purpose.[1]
Also, it's worth mentioning that many of the LAD's I talk to
think that mixing is low-level enough that such mixing
libraries are not a good idea. That judicious ad-hoc mixing
here and there is the whole art of efficient DSP.
[1] See these two (the interface and the implementation
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Doing reasearch here was thinking about going AG. My question is if doing AG you dont use DME or LME right? This is was what I was thinking about even before I rolled out of bed. Thanks for the input fellas.
The vast majority of the time, you don't use any extract. You can use it if you want to boost your OG either because you missed your mark, or you're shooting for a super high OG.
As stated the only time you would want to use it is if you miss your OG or want to brew a really big beer and don't have the capacity to fit the grain bill. If you plan on using liquid yeast strains you should always have some extra light DME on hand so you can always make starters!
Cool. Just watched a few AG vids on utube last night and it actually seemed fairly easy and the most important for me little more your own brew plus you know it will be fresh. Should I use yeast starters all the time? I havr done 6 batches with extract in the past 7 weeks but I have not done one yeast starter. If you know a good link on that Ill take a look at it.
small beer = low OG, something like 1.050 or less. over 7% = big beers dry yeast does not need a starter. you can, however, rehydrate it before pitching. most yeast packs have instructions printed on them, typically it's something like "sprinkle into 10 times its own weight of water, at 80*F, let sit for 15 minutes then mix for 15 more". see the manufacturer's website for specific instructions on your yeast's preferred method of rehydration. this isn't strictly necessary, you can make fine beer by just sprinkling the yeast directly over the wort - however you'll have more yeast cells if you rehydrate.
Thanks sweetcell, hopefully in the next 2 months imma get into AG cant wait looks like even more fun. Also i have a belgum triple and an emperial blond ale in the primary. How long should I let thosr sit? Like 5 or 6 months? Then like a month or two in bottles? Those are around 7 to 8 ABV


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