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I actually like the location, since it's a little quiet. It's clean and hip and the staff is not in your face, but always helpful when you need. It's a tasteful place to stay.
Clean. Staff was friendly and got us into a room early. Helpful with transportation. Close to the T. Nice breakfast.
The breakfast they offer was great
For the price it is the worst place I have ever stayed! The beds are uncomfy, you can see where the walls have been repaired poorly, the toilet was place to far under the counter that you couldn't leave the seat up (had to hold it while using it), the fixtures and sprinklers had green corrosion covering them. I have said at better motels and spent alotttt less then $225+ a night!!
Great location in South End Nice modern style Spacious room Very comfortable bed Clean
Check-in desk was in a different building, which we were not told beforehand. The cab dropped us off at Chandler Studios, and we had to walk around the block with our suitcases to Chandler Inn to check in and then walk back. Also, a few tiny things- there was no counter space in a fairly large bathroom; the hairdryer had a cord that was way too short and didn't reach from the outlet to my head level
The employees where really helpful. T train was very convenient. Walking Distance Stores. Clean room, room had a mini fridge and microwave.
accommodating in every which way, microwave/fridge/kitchen area for extended stay is wonderful, breakfast, all in all, great
Great location, good hotel. They should have a kettle in the room.
This was a great place
Nothing bad to say here
The view from the front porch! And delectable lemon scones.
They have done a great job preserving this historic house. Maggie and Joey are also excellent hosts, and they keep the house very clean.
There are two bathrooms that are shared by guests, but since they are kept very clean, it wasn't a problem for me.
Great location, easy walking to Boyalston st, Newbury st, and public transportation (the T and buses). Room was modern, clean, and comfortable. Would definitely be a great place to stay for business or for couples.
Room was a little small (queen size bed room), which was fine for two people but may not be ideal for a family (didn't get to see a room with 2 beds so not positive on that). We only stayed for a night and parked at the back bay garage which was expensive.
We were there for one night on New Year's Eve and the location was perfect for First Night Boston - easy to walk to all events in Copley Square and the Hynes Convention Center and it was nearby to restaurants for brunch the next morning. The valet parking was great, the wine tasting in the late afternoon was nice, and the staff were friendly and attentive.
The accommodations were fine for one night but the queen room was miniscule. We had to wait for each other to walk by the bed and had to maneuver around the door to get into the bathroom. There was not room for a chair or table - just the bed and a bureau. We ate supper in the hotel restaurant just because we were behind schedule when we arrived. The food and service were average, but the dining room is close to the exterior door and was extremely cold and not particularly comfortable.
It was inexpensive.
The whole place smells like a locker room.
convenience and price. clean and met the basics
was surprised that it is a YMCA facility. parking was a walk away.
Although very close to the airport , the sound of jets was unnoticeable.
The hotel is attached to the airport by a skywalk. It is the ultimate in convenience. Nice and quiet with a view of the runways.
The Sunday rooftop brunch was fantastic!
Location, location, location... The view of the Public Garden was gorgeous. The room was well appointed.
The room was fairly small. The bathroom was very small. The view would have been enhanced had there been a screen in the window and had the window been able to be opened more than 3 inches. I would have liked to open the window wide and enjoy the fresh air while admiring the Public Garden.
Smelled good, friendly people, the room, the fancieness
Issues with my prepaid credit card apparently they're not accepted. This should be noted somewhere when booking. I didn't have another credit card or enough cash. In the end it was worked out but it was unneeded stress. When checking out (645 am) we needed to wait for a bit. There was no staff at desk
We travel alot and I don't think I have ever stayed in a nicer hotel. The rooms were exceptional from cleanliness of the rooms to the friendliness of the staff. I will never stay in another hotel in Boston but thisone.
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Coping with Aggression in a Child with Autism
by Carrie Bishop
April 01, 2011
ggression in kids with autism can be scary. It can take the form of hitting, punching, kicking, scratching, head banging, pushing, pulling, throwing, spitting, pinching, or biting. It can be directed at someone else or toward oneself.
Is this type of dangerous behavior to be expected of kids who have autism? Fortunately, no, though it is a reality for some families.
Carl Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D, executive director at the Behavior Analysis Center for Autism, said the incidence of aggressive behavior is higher in children with autism compared to their typically developing peers, but to say that most children with autism are aggressive wouldn't be the case. "Autism does not make one more aggressive," he said.
In fact, according to Tim Courtney, MS, BCBA, clinical director, and Lisa Steward, MA, BCBA, assistant clinical director for Little Star Center, current literature does not indicate prevalence rates of aggression in children with autism.
Kids with autism who do display aggression often do so as a result of another issue such as language delay or inability to cope with a situation. "If you don't have the skills to communicate and ask what you want and use reinforcers to control your environment, aggression usually works," said Sundberg.
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Imagine a typical child in a grocery store who wants a candy bar. When told "no" by his parent he may start crying or stage a sit in on the floor. "The easiest way to get out of that is to get the candy bar. Everyone's happy, but what that does is reinforce the child for the tantrum...and parents are reinforced by the cessation of the tantrum," said Sundberg.
Now imagine a child who can't communicate with words. Tantrums, he has learned, are the only way to get his point across. "So what's the cause [of the aggressive behavior]? Quite simply the cause is the reinforcement. All behaviors have a purpose. We often see this in children with language delays," said Sundberg.
Another example may be a child with autism doesn't want to pick up his shoes. Instead of the child simply saying he doesn't want to pick them up, he may throw papers on the floor or spit. If the parent retreats from the request, the message the child internalizes is "I don't like what you ask of me, I throw a tantrum, you stop." According to Sundberg, that is the cycle that reinforces the aggressive behavior.
He recognizes that changing the pattern is easier said than done. "For parents it's hard because they have other things to do like fix dinner. You don't have the time, energy or patience to go through a standoff, but you should hold to your guns," said Sundberg.
Coping with Aggressive Behavior in a Child with Autism
Experts across the city recognize that working through and coping with aggressive behavior is difficult and offer the following advice:
Address aggressive behavior early
. "While it is easy to think that a 4-year-old will out grow aggression or there is time to deal with it later, parents need to imagine their child as a 14-year-old engaging in the same type of behavior. When you are at this point, there will be a lot fewer options and if your child were to hurt somebody, even fewer," advised Mary Rosswurm, executive director of Little Star Center.
Cookie cutter therapy does not apply when dealing with aggression
. "There is no one-size-fits-all treatment to address aggression in children with autism. Treatments should be carefully developed and based on each particular child's unique situation. As aggression is a behavior, treatment should be implemented by a qualified person. Many times, aggression can be worsened by a well-intentioned, but inexperienced person," said Rosswurm.
Find the reason for the aggressive behavior
. Ashley Geighes, MS, BCBA, clinical director for The Applied Behavior Center for Autism, said parents should look at the reason why their child is being aggressive. Is it to get attention, get out of something he doesn't want to do or obtain something he wants? Look at the function of why they are expressing aggression in order to address the behavior.
Sundberg recommends parents do a functional assessment on their child to figure out why the behavior is occurring. "The answer isn't because he has autism or a language delay, but the answer is in the environment," he said.
According to Sundberg, aggressive behavior in children with autism occurs for a few reasons. It may allow the child to escape a demand placed upon him. Something positive may happen for the child such as he gets something he wants or gets out of something he doesn't want to do. It could also be automatic reinforcement, which means the child does not need another person to participate. For instance, the aggressive behavior simply feels good, be it head banging or other self injurious or self-stem behavior.
Stop reinforcing the behavior
. "Find out what is reinforcing the child's behaviors and make sure the reinforcement is not occurring," said Sundberg. "If it's escape, make sure the child does not escape. You don't want to start something you can't finish. Don't throw out a direction until you're ready to follow though."
Identify a replacement for the behavior
. "If they are aggressive anytime they want to go outside or want to take an item, you teach them the word or sign for that item instead. Or, if they are aggressive every time it's time to make their bed, look at ways of making the bed easier. Break it into steps," said Geighes. She added, however, if they are being aggressive because they don't want to do something, follow through and make them do it anyway.
Help find a way for the child to communicate
. "Build their language. Find a way. If you can't get a kid to be verbal he should be learning some sort of signs or picture system to give him some control over his life to communicate with people," said Geighes. "That alone should help with a lot of behavior issues."
To help a child communicate, Mary Roth, the lead ally with the Autism Society of Indiana's Indiana Allies program, said there are many ways to go about helping the child. For instance, a variety of augmentative and alternative communication devices like the picture exchange communication system and other assistive technologies enable a child to express needs and desires. They may be worth considering.
Understand if the child has a comorbid diagnosis influencing the aggressive behavior
. Roth also points out that a psychological or comorbid diagnosis could be the root of the aggressive behavior in some children. If that's the case, the child's behavior may need to be sorted out with a medical professional.
Stay calm
. "Any sort of reaction you give to the child could also be making the situation worse," said Geighes. Easier said than done, sure; yet, undeniably important.
Find a support group
. Roth advises parents to seek support from their own peers. "It's important parents get support from other parents," she said.
Stay ahead of the game
. If the aggressive behavior always happens during a certain activity such as when it's time to go, then have the child bring a preferred item with him to make the transition easier. Look at the situation in which the behavior is occurring and see if there is a way to change the dynamic in a way that will be less stressful for the child.
Resources for Families
a child with autism who exhibits aggressive behavior is not easy and seeking professional help is often required. The best bet is to find a professional experienced in dealing with behavior who can identify factors that are evoking aggressive behavior and increasing or maintaining that behavior. The health professional should be able to determine whether or not a functional assessment and behavior intervention plan are appropriate. If so, the plan should include a detailed training program for parents and caregivers. Board certified behavior analysts are equipped to work with families in these capacities. Some clinical psychologists who focus on behavior may also be able to help. Parents can visit the Behavior Analysis Certification Board website at
to find a board certified behavior analyst. The new Autism Resource Network of Indiana website at
can also help find specialists close to home.
Ultimately Geighes puts good perspective on managing aggressive behavior. "Stay ahead of the game. I know it's hard. The biggest thing is to keep everyone safe and give the child skills to express himself," she said.
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Thought you'd seen every conceivable energy product? Think again - we've just taken delievery of a tube of Vibe Energy gum. Energy Gum! If we seem excitable, that's because we've been roadtesting it a bit this morning.
Co-founder David Webb had the idea for the gum when he was working at a ski resort and found the need for a pocket sized energy source: "Working long hours in the mountains left me tired on the hill. I needed an effective, portable energizer; something I could carry whilst I skied but wouldn't hurt me if I bailed." Thus was Vibe Energy Gum born.
It's been three years in development but has just launched, and will be available in both convenience and 'extreme sports' stores (we're not sure whether cycling qualifies as an extreme sport). "Vibe is manufactured through cold compression technology which, unlike traditional pellet gum, allows the gum to be entirely fused with functional ingredients that enable sublingual absorption – a rapid absorption through the mouth, which is five times faster than being absorbed through the digestive system," we learned from the press release. That's good news if you're teetering on the edge of a massive bonk, although the gum, which is sugar-free, obviously doesn't contain much by way of energy-giving carbohydrates. It will leave you with minty-fresh breath though.
What it does contain is caffeine, Guarana and ginseng for a pick-me up, and two tabs of the gum contain as much caffeine as a can of 'the leading energy drink'. Asda Blue Charge then. There's ten tabs in the metal tube, which is designed to be waterproof, sandproof and sat-on-proof to keep your powder dry in even the most extreme conditions. A tube will cost you £2.49, with a foil pack of two tabs also available for 79p.
A bloke I met during the Tour this year gave me a bit of this. The taste is interesting, made me gag!
posted by Sarah Barth [1074 posts]
7th August 2012 - 10:02
I can recall a guarana gum from years back that Boots used to sell, which was similarly highly caffeinated (and a lot cheaper). At the time I was working as a labourer, and it definitely worked as a small pick-me-up (though nothing like as good as a tin of caffeinated pop or a mug of sugary tea).
posted by steff [81 posts]
7th August 2012 - 10:08
in the interests of research i'm going to try and neck a whole tube in a day. stay tuned
posted by Dave Atkinson [7537 posts]
7th August 2012 - 11:06
Wonder what this would do to my hypertension (BP recorded peaking at 198/146 before they changed my meds)
... think I'll give it a miss
Buddha said:
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Or who has said it, Not even if I have said it,
Unless it agrees with your own reason
And your own common sense.
posted by mad_scot_rider [574 posts]
7th August 2012 - 12:17
Do you have a defib unit and an up to date last testament & will handy Dave?
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7th August 2012 - 13:11
posted by Dave Atkinson [7537 posts]
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posted by antonio [1038 posts]
7th August 2012 - 14:43
i don't think i'll be able to do 10. i've had six and i feel a bit like i did that day at uni when we bought a gaggia coffee machine from trade-it and sat around drinking espressos all day. maybe i should have kicked back on the coffee a bit.
anyway, i'll chew two more on the ride home and go after the strava segment up the last hill, see how that pans out eh?
posted by Dave Atkinson [7537 posts]
7th August 2012 - 14:53
update: took about 30 seconds off my best time and went up to seventh. admittedly my best time to date was when i stopped before the end of the segment and pootled up the last bit in bottom gear, absolutely spent. nevertheless, best time yet
posted by Dave Atkinson [7537 posts]
7th August 2012 - 17:50
Dave's going to be posting on this thread all night...
Noli porcum linguere
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We needed to add in a couple of 3-inch fillers to center our sink cabinet...stumbled upon the Rev-a-shelf spice rack for fillers. AWESOME!! I am so excited!!
I found the best price for them at: http://www.ovisonline.com
Rev-Shelf Spice Rack pictures:
Here is a link that might be useful: Rev-A-Shelf Spice Rack pictures
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- Posted by carrianne22 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 11, 07 at 20:40
Here's the link to the opened spice rack. Pretty Cool - I think!! Password: pics |
Here is a link that might be useful: opened Rev-A-Shelf
- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Thu, Oct 11, 07 at 21:08
your link takes me to some photo site... |
Nice! Does yours "hang free"? i.e., you don't appear to have a leg resting on the floor... So, does that mean you don't need the "leg"? I'm hoping I won't have any fillers, but if I do, the various types look good...even peg boards! Good selections! 3", 5", & 6"! |
The photos are carrianne22's installed pullouts. The link for Ovis is http://www.ovisonline.com |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ovis Cabinet Hardware
carianne...my sister has those pull out spice shelves and she loves them. I love your sink--where did you get your copper sink? Also, why did you decide against an apron sink for it? Just curious. |
- Posted by hapyfrustrated (My Page) on Thu, Oct 11, 07 at 22:32
I have this spice rack, it will be installed in a few weeks. I also have the upper and lower lazy susans...they are very well made and will look super nice, I cannot wait to get them installed, I can't wait for my kitchen to be finished!!!!!!!! Another 3 wks at least!!!!! |
Shoot, can't see the pictures and can't find them on the Ovis site. Can someone post a link that I can open without a password? |
I have them on either side of my rangetop and love them! I highly recommend them if you need a 3" filler somewhere. Open: Closed: They hold about 40-44 spice bottles apiece. |
Here is the link to the Cabinet Organizers on Ovis |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ovis Cabinet Organizers
Thanks, alku and buehl! |
Buehl, I suspect those legs don't actually touch the floor, they just sustain the look of a furniture leg. |
The site says that these can't be added after the cabinets are installed; is this true? anybody done it after the fact? |
- Posted by brutuses (email@example.com) on Sat, Oct 13, 07 at 16:41
Those are neat, but what about the excess heat put off by the oven. Won't that break down the effectiveness of the spices over time? Just a thought. Let me know what you think. |
- Posted by carrianne22 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 13, 07 at 18:01
happykate... I would suspect it depends on how your fillers were placed in your cabinets. The filler on the other side of my sink was glued in place (along with nailed)...I don't think there would be a way to install after the fact with out some serious damage. Do you know how your cabinets and fillers were installed? |
The fillers MUST be installed when your cabinets go in. They actually attach inbetween two cabinets, so I can't think of a way to make it work as a retrofit. The pullout does "hang free". It took quite a bit of extra effort from our cabinet guy to give it the leg-look. Indeed, the leg does not touch our floor at all; it just comes very close. We only have a rangetop which doesn't even get warm on the sides, so no need to worry about spices spoiling early. However, most ranges these days are sufficiently insulated that keeping your spices next to your oven isn't an issue. |
Alku & anyone else who can answer this: Regarding your spice pullout, did you have a base cabinet installed and have this put in it or did you just attach this to the walls of the cabinets on either side and then put in fake upper/lower frames to make it look like a base cab? I'm asking b/c our KD has a 9" tray cabinet to the left & right of our cooktop. She originally had them as spice pullouts from Omega but she said they were really expensive so now they are tray cabinets (just a plain full cabinet w/no shelves or drawers). But, I have plenty of tray space above my ovens and I think I'd rather have the spice pullouts. I thought of this thread... I'd like to put one of these in place of one of the tray cabs, if not both. These cabinets (full overlay) are 9" with, I think, 1.5" face frame which means I have a 6" opening to work with. However, if I could just put this in the 9" space b/w 2 cabinets, I would think I could use the full 9" opening with 9" door... Do you know if this is the case? We could create a toe kick on the bottom to make it look like it's a cabinet. Note: I already changed the design to merge a 9" cabinet near the sink into the adjacent one to make a wider cabinet. But it won't work to do the same on the cooktop wall b/c (1) we have to place the hood & wall cabinets in specific places to hide the couple of places where we cannot re-route plumbing behind our current soffit; and (2) the other base cabinet on either side of the cooktop will be housing a 30" oven and a 30" warming drawer so we thought it would be a waste of space to make those cabinets each 39" and have a trim kit for the extra 9" on each cabinet (I hope I'm making sense!) Any input greatly appreciated!!! TIA! |
These filler pullouts only come in 6" and 3" widths and they take the place of a cabinet; they don't go inside of one. When the cabinets are planned, you have your KD leave a 6" or 3" gap where this pullout goes. When the cabinets go in, this pullout is attached between the two cabinets to fill the gap. Then you attach whatever facing you want on it. With full overlay, none of the face froam shows when the cabinets are closed, right? So you'd attach a 6" false door to the front of the filler. Buehl, would you be willing to have 6" pullouts, and extend one of the neighboring cabinets that extra 3"? The net usable pullout would be the same as a pullout insert in your 9" framed cabinet, but you'd gain that extra 3" in the neighboring cabinet. Rats, I just saw your Note that that won't work... What's on the other side of oven and warming drawer cabinets? I'm trying to think of a good use for the extra 3" of base cabinet space that you'd have. I dug through my picture and found a picture of my installed filler pullouts before the decorative columns were installed: See how the light-colored filler pullout is suspended between the rangetop base and the other cabinets? For the toe kick, you simply run the toekick material across that gap, reinforcing if necessary. |
Yes, I do see that. Let me revisit my plan to see if I could add 3" to cabinets on either side... Thanks!! |
Well, I looked at the plan and I don't think I can steal any space from anywhere else. I have the following on that wall (right to left): 24" base cabinet + 2" filler for corner + 30" (WD + 1 drawer) + 9" Tray Cab + 36" cooktop + 9" Tray Cab + 30" (Miele oven) + 3" filler for corner + 18" corner sink base Here is the layout: Question: A 9" cabinet has a 6" opening (9" cab - 3" for face frame = 6" opening) It looks like the "4-Tier Pull-Out Shelf" (link below) would fit in the 9" cabinet...there will be extra space, but I think it would still be more useful than another tray cabinet. IF we decide against the Miele oven, then I will probably merge the 9" into the 30" for a 39" drawer base. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rev-A-Shelf Wood Classics 4-Tier Pull-Out Shelf
Hi Buehl - We installed these pullouts in our last kitchen (we had a full-height 9" cabinet on each side of the cooktop base - just like you'll have) and we liked them so much we've planned the exact same thing for the kitchen in our new house. I already have the pullouts sitting in the garage and my cabinets are being delivered on Monday. There's really no extra space inside either - I think the 5C size requires a 9" cabinet. And these are even better than the ones I had before - I only had 3 shelves and they weren't adjustable. I think you'd like them! |
That's great to hear RuddyCat! Thanks for letting me know...I feel better now about what I had thought was going to be 18" of wasted space! |
DH designed this one in already installed cabinets. He nailed to the cabinet on the left with the dishwasher pulled out. |
Rtas, Buehl, it does look like you'd gain nothing by going with a filler pullout. However, that revashelf pullout insert looks like it'll do a perfect job for you. That space will certainly NOT be wasted! |
I agree Alku05, I'm going to go ahead and plan for two... Thanks all! |
carrianne22 - Great looking product, thanks for posting! |
Does anyone know if the 5" pullout can be retrofitted to a 9" cabinet? I couldn't tell from the description, but it looks like it can be. We had to eliminate the pullouts for budget reasons but I would like to eventually install them as money becomes available. (We also eliminated the 30" oven that was originally going to go next to the cooktop, but we replaced it w/a 30" MW drawer, so still no merging of cabinets.) TIA! |
The fillers can't, but there are many after market pullouts that can. From my own experience, I can tell you that there are many 5" pullouts available. The hard part will be installing in the narrow space, but our GC said he could do it in a 6" cabinet, so you should be able to in a 9". |
I'm sorry for not understanding this, but can you please explain a bit more? You didn't purchase these features WITH your cabinets? But instead you just left spaces for them and installed them yourself? We are a very DIY family, so if this could save us money that would be great. I just need a little help figuring out exactly how to do it. |
Kbmas0n, purchasing pullouts as an aftermarket item is usually much cheaper than ordering them from the cabinet company. For example, we chose to order the plain cabinet from the cabinet company requesting an unattached door, and our pullout trash hardware from revashelf (a good accessories company). We put in the pullout ourselves, attached the door to it, and all-in-all saved about $200. The pullout filler we started talking about in this thread is the only option that actually takes the place of something you'd order from the cabinet company. Everything else (pantry pullouts, trash pullouts, Buehl's oil pullouts) are things that get installed inside of plain cabinets you order from your cabinet company. Check out the link below to browse some of the many aftermarket items out there. (There are less expensive sources for these items, but the site below is very useful for browsing.) |
Here is a link that might be useful: KitchenSource cabinet accessories
Thanks, Alku05! I love the chair leg look with the 3" spice pullout. So would I order the "chair leg" from the cab co., and then just leave a 3" gap when we are installing, and then install the filler that was ordered from RevAShelf? |
You would order the turned post and a plain 3" overlay filler (that's the wood panel that goes behind the leg) from the cabinet company, but leave a 3" gap between the cabinetry. The revashelf insert gets put inbetween the cabinets to fill that gap, and the overlay filler and leg get attached to it. |
Thanks again! This is very enlightening! I didn't even know there was a less expensive route to take. My DH is all about saving us money. So are the lazy susans that are RevAShelf as strong as the super susans that I hear about? |
Bump for Kbmas! |
bump for everyone who has 3" fillers... |
Alku, I think you said you have the 3" filler pullouts. How much usable room is there b/w the railings on the shelves? This was also asked on another thread but I thought I would ask here to keep as much info as possible in one thread for later reference. Thanks! |
- Posted by quantumkitten (My Page) on Wed, Feb 27, 08 at 9:57
I have the 3" spice filler pullout, and I just measured the largest diameter spice jar I have in it. It's about 2 1/16", and has a little bit of wiggle room. It looks like the total space between the rails that hold the jars in place is about 2 1/4", or maybe just a shade less than that. All of my standard spice jars (Penzey's, McCormick, Spice Islands, etc.) fit with room to spare. |
So, if you figure there will be another 3" in the 6" pullout, that means there will be approx a 5-1/4" width b/w the rails. Thanks QuantumKitten! My KD today said Omega also has filler pullouts with 2 and 3 shelves. |
Sorry I'm slow getting back to you! I have an overload this semester so I actually have to work all day instead of feeding my kitchen addiction between classes... Anyway, the 3" pullout holds items up to 1 1/4" in diameter. Like quantumkitty stated, all of our spice jars fit, and we actually have an oil cruet in there too. The shelves are fully adjustable which came in handy for thet oil cruet! |
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We a window in our galley kitchen that will be over a sink base. The problem we are facing is that for the wall cabinets on either side of the window to be equidistant from the window, one cabinet needs to be 33 inches to be even with lower cabinets and the other needs to be 36 inches. However, Diamond Cabinets don't make a 33" wall cabinet. As such we had to order a 30 inch cabinet, and we are looking for a way to fill the 3 inch gap so that the uppers are equidistant from the window and are level with the lower cabinets on each end of the galley kitchen. We found this http://www.ahturf.com/catalog/itemdetails.phtml?ss=b%07432-WF42-3C%07c%07%07a%07S%07e%071%07f%0741998%07z%07a6bb I guess my question is, how do you make sure the front of the 3" filler match the color of the rest of you cabinets considering it's not from the same comapny? Diamond doesn't make a 3" filler like this. Please help?! |
I just saw this thread. I have a 3 inch end piece from Woodmode that will be installed just as a finish piece on one end of a stove. There is a door frame on the other side. Does the 3 inch filler require a wider area to fit into? |
I thought I'd show our final installation of pullouts flanking our range. In the end, they weren't exactly filler pullouts, but they're close. Apparently Omega had 6" pullout cabinets that are not only frameless but also have 1/8" walls that attach to the cabinets on either side! First, front shot w/the pullouts closed: With both open: Baking pullout (to left of cooktop b/c my Baking Center is on the left) Spice pullout (to the right of cooktop b/c my primary Prep Zone is on the right) |
To those posting to this thread with questions...please start a new thread of your own with your questions. This is for three reasons... (1) This thread has dropped off the thread list so unless someone has a direct link to it, no one will see it. (2) This is an old thread that most people will not be coming back to, especially not people who are experienced on this site...they may link to or point others to it, but they will rarely open it themselves. (2) You can use a subject in your new thread that specifies not only that you need help but what type of help Good luck! |
Link to Rev-A-Shelf's filler pullouts. This is to show what's available. However, I do not recommend buying direct b/c you can get them for much less on other sites. Base Filler Pullouts: Available in 3", 6", and 9" widths. Upper Cab Filler Pullouts: Available in 3" and 6" widths in 36", 39", and 42" heights Tall/Pantry Filler Pullouts: Available in 6" widths and in 39" and 45" heights that can be used alone or in conjunction with others to meet your 84", 90", or 96" total height requirements |
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Even though I have made three quilts with Marimekko scraps, they didn't feel like true scrappies to me because the scraps were not from my stash. This small quilt was made from the leftovers of 10 quilts that I have made. The binding and batting will also be scraps. I was so excited to find backing yesterday that is playful, but not childish, and contains all the colors of the top. With the backing I found, I think it will work for a new baby or an older child. I want to quilt this one myself, so it may remain unfinished for a while while I finish up another project. I just needed to work on something else for a change. |
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Couldn't see the picture. Sounds interesting as I love scrappy. |
Very colourful. Well done.. Theresa |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Sun, Mar 30, 14 at 7:08
Scrappy depression block. Love it. Haven't tried that yet but now I might. Good job. |
- Posted by littlehelen (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Mar 30, 14 at 7:25
Ooh... I really like it...very nice! V. |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Sun, Mar 30, 14 at 7:27
Ohhhhhh, nice, nice, nice! I'm so happy you're broadening your horizons, making scrappies from a stash and now will have a UFO!!! lol SharonG/FL |
One of my favorite patterns. Good job, I love it. beverly |
Very pretty! I like it & the pattern. |
- Posted by bloomorelse (My Page) on Fri, Apr 4, 14 at 16:35
Looks great. Gives me an idea for a scrappy one to use up my left overs. I tend to stay with a color theme. |
- Posted by quiltingfox (My Page) on Fri, Apr 4, 14 at 19:57
Your depression block quilt looks really good. TFS a pic. Best to you and yours, |
- Posted by pirate_girl (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 14 at 11:21
Vibrant & bright, the strong color against the stark white, wonderfully crisp effect. Am working w/ these Depression Blocks now myself, totally addictive! |
Really nice. I love that pattern and you did a great job. Your workmanship is way better than mine. I always end up with blunt ends here and there. |
I like it. This is a wonderful pattern. Good job . TFS. ~Geraldine |
Bright and crisp were the first words to pop in my mouth. You did a beautiful job, too. |
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Love your quilt and also mari fabrics, being married to a Finnish person I have her fabrics all over our house. I have the small blue poppies on my coffee table waiting to be cut out right now! The fabric from a little place called finn port starts at 35.00 a metre, but you have given me a great idea and a push to get moving. So thank you""". Again, your quilt is lovely. |
I didn't realize Marimekko was Finnish. My best friend's family is very proud of their Finnish heritage. If their is another baby shower, I'll have to make a baby quilt with this fabric. TFS |
I absolutely love Depression Block! It's so useful and adaptable. We've seen it in scrappy with white and with tan, done in just a couple colors but lots of different prints, in black/white combos and we're about to have it as a Lotto block in outrageous brights. Every time I see this block I think "Oh! That's the best use yet!" I'm not usually comfortable working in scrappy myself although I like other quilters scrappy projects, but this one inspires me to do this. It is the perfect project for making a couple quilt tops to have around when you need a quick gift and very adaptable to a male or female, young or old recipient. Lots of nice space for quilting too! You did a great job on this, Lois, and made an extremely appealing quilt! Kate |
Thanks, everyone, for the comments. I have a question for you. This is the backing I found for the quilt. Several people to whom I have shown the top, my DH for one, don't think it is childish enough to give as a baby gift, even with the playful backing, especially for a boy. I've even considered having it quilted with a light orange or tan monkey panto. What do you think? It's only about 38"x46", so it's small for anything else. |
Don't listen to them! Babies like strong contrasting colors. I think it's perfect and I like the backing with it. Go for it! |
- Posted by magothyrivergirl (My Page) on Wed, Apr 16, 14 at 10:50
Lois, I love your use of the leftovers from the Marimekko scraps, combining them with the bright white really let the prints shine. Before you spend too much (more) time agonizing over this backing fabric, make sure the dark colors don't shadow thru the white on the front. Layer a piece of batting between the quilt top and the batting and look carefully at the white. I now audition all backings this way -- I had a dark print on a light background backing show thru the white parts of the quilt top and it looked like dirty spots on the quilt. I have changed choices of backings a few times because of this. I like the fabric for the backing if it is suitable. The fancy quilting will be lost on the back. I think the playful backing makes this quilt scream toddler -- not baby --- which I prefer, especial for a Boy. We have such hard decisions to make as quilters! |
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I think it would work great for the back of a baby's quilt, because babies need contrasting colors to strengthen their eye sight as they grow. Best to you, |
Love the backing! I think it's great for a boy. LindaB/CA |
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A public service announcement starring former Rebel Dexter McCluster set to be filmed on the University of Mississippi campus on July 12 is looking for a few stars. The emphasis of the commercial is "Don't text and drive." The commercial is being filmed for Cellular South to play at Ole Miss home games on the jumbotron.
An open casting call will be held on Thursday at the Oxford Conference Center, 102 Ed Perry Boulevard, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The company is looking for people between the ages of 4 and 25 that include basketball and football players, choir members and beat box kids, double dutch jump ropers, break dancers and cheerleaders, BMX riders, children who can dance, high school band members, a band leader and baton twirler and acrobat that can do a back flip. Besides casting, the company is also looking to hire a local grip/electrician and possibly someone to do hair, makeup and wardrobe. All are paid positions.
E-mail photos and what your talent is to the producer Rachel North at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 323-839-3646. (July 3, 2010)
Deer control plan reviewed
A plan to curb the growing population of deer inside the city limits of Oxford was officially unveiled Monday at a public hearing at the Oxford Convention Center. (June 15, 2010, Page 1)
Recycling workshop set May 20
A free one-day workshop presented by the Southeast Recycling Development Council, Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality and the Mississippi Recycling Coalition will help recycling programs improve efficiency and boost collection. The event is set for May 20 at the Oxford Convention Center. (April 21, 2010, Page 7)


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Some of shopping search engines are free to use for magento shops (like Bing Shopping), some have low charges (Google Shopping bids start from $0.01 per click). So why not use them? With this Magento data feed tool it will take you just a few minutes to create a product feed and a day or two to get your products displayed on a high-traffic site with targeted audience.
A small step - big effect on bottom line.It takes a lot of effort and money to launch an online store - install Magento, get a great design, create products, categories, get and upload nice images, set up promotions, etc. It will take you just a little time to create a Magento product feed so that you can use the huge traffic of comparison shopping engines to attract more customers to your store. Take the small step not to waste the large effort.
Accurate search for increased conversion.The engines match search queries to products, which hugely increases accuracy of the search results and therefore customers quickly find the right products and place orders. Moreover, many shopping search engines allow reviews and coupons, so you can get additional customers with great reviews and deals.
Highly targeted traffic.Customers, who to go shopping search engines, know what they want and are ready to place an order. Once they find the right products - they buy them. Give the customers the opportunity to buy products at your store.
The module allows you to create unlimited number of product feeds, so you can create an individual feed for each comparison shopping engine according to its technical requirements. You can also create a separate feed for each store view of your site.
Use ready-made templates for feed creation.You can create feeds for a number of comparison shopping engines with one click by using a template. The pre-configured templates get installed together with the extension. Of course you can change the settings or add more at any time - during the feed creation process or later.
Currently feed templates are available for the following comparison search engines:
You can configure each feed based on the requirements of a particular engine, whether it is a Google Shopping feed, Amazon feed etc. - choose the right format, include the necessary product attributes, add header and footer, etc. Feeds can be generated in XML, CSV and TXT formats, so you can get the right format for each shopping engine.
Include product images and most product attributes in the feeds.It is possible to include product base image and the necessary product attributes in the feeds. You can choose the order of attributes in the feed. You can use different order of attributes for each feed.
Ability to set custom prices and attribute values for each feed.You can create custom fields for cases when you need to modify the original values of an attribute. For example, you can display different prices on different search engines. Let's say you would like to display on Pricegrabber prices, which include taxes. So you can create a custom price field for Pricegrabber, which will use values of the attribute 'Price' and add 10 percent to them. Or for Google Shopping you can create a custom field for categories so that your store category names are replaced with names of corresponding Google Shopping categories. In case some product doesn't have a base attribute you can also use the default value feature. There are two ways to set the default value - either a static value or by inserting an attribute variable, which populates the product feed with the appropriate attribute values. E.g. if you set default value to {manufacturer}, the extension will add to the feed appropriate manufacturer for each product.
You can choose which types of products should be included in a feed, e.g. simple and configurable or only grouped. It is possible to add products to feed based on category and attribute values. E.g. you can include in the feed only phones manufactured by HTC and Nokia, which have five or more megapixel camera, from category 'Cell Phones'. In addition, you can decide whether to include disabled and out of stock items in the feed.
You can either generate feeds manually at any time or set a schedule for feed generation e.g. daily, weekly, monthly.
FTP upload and direct download available.It is possible to both upload the generated feeds to an ftp account and to manually download from Magento admin panel. For FTP you can specify the necessary access credentials and choose whether to use passive or active mode.
Advanced configuration options for each column in a feed. Feel free to:
Out of stock and disabled products in feeds.
Optionally you can include out of stock and disabled products in the feeds - indicate for each feed individually.
You can set batches for creation of feeds and also maximum memory size, which can be used for the operation.
View feed generation progress.When manually generating feeds, you can see a screen with the progress bar and notifications when a batch gets completed.
Extend the possibilities of exporting your Magento shop data with the Efficient Order Export module that enables you to export all the order data, including invoices, shipments, credit memos as well as the order related info generated by the third party extensions.
Grow your audience awarenessAfter submitting your product feed get ready to welcome hundreds of new customers. Why not grab this opportunity to spread the word about your store by using the power of social media? With the help of Facebook & Twitter Promo you'll easily motivate new audience to join your social media community and raise your conversion rate by informing customers about all store discounts.
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noun \ˈbā-ˌber-ē, -ˌbe-rē\Definition of BAYBERRY
: any of several wax myrtles; especially : a hardy shrub (Myrica pensylvanica) of coastal eastern North America bearing dense clusters of small berries covered with grayish-white wax
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noun \ˈbā-ˌber-ē, British often & US sometimes -b(ə-)rē\ (Medical Dictionary)plural bay·ber·ries
Medical Definition of BAYBERRY
: a West Indian tree of the genus Pimenta (P. racemosa) of the myrtle family yielding a yellow aromatic oil
a : any of several wax myrtles; especially : a hardy shrub (Myrica pensylvanica) of coastal eastern North America bearing dense clusters of small globular nuts covered with grayish white wax b : the fruit of a bayberry
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Any of several aromatic shrubs and small trees of the genus Myrica in the bayberry family (Myricaceae), but especially M. pennsylvanica, also called candleberry, which has grayish waxy berries that, upon boiling, yield the wax used in bayberry candles. The California bayberry, or California wax myrtle (M. californica), is used as an ornamental on sandy soils in warm climates.
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Great served with our Chili Lime Tortilla Chips. Carbs: 9.5g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 47.4
Tapenade is a traditional sauce or condiment from Provence, in the south of France. It adds a punch of flavor for very few calories. You can buy premade tapenade, but you'll spend more money and be consuming more sodium than if you made it at home. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 0.4g | Calories: 17.4
Smoky from the cumin with a hidden serving of vegetables, this dip is equally delicious in a burrito as it is spread on tortilla chips. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 5.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.9
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My best, non fat, super tasty, versatile, good for you recipe. Dip things into it, put it on bread, eat with a spoon.... Submitted by AKASHA66 Carbs: 19.6g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 111.5
This simple and delicious appetizer is very festive--red and green for the holidays. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.6g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 41.4
4 ingredients, 5 minutes of prep time--and no mess to clean up! Submitted by 3BOYZ2FEED Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 55.5g | Calories: 348.4
Cucumbers give this guacamole a refreshing flavor while also cutting the calories in each serving. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 76.4
Try this dip on a toasted whole-wheat bagel at breakfast or with apple slices or whole-grain crackers for a snack. It's even good with carrots. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.6g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 2.3g | Calories: 30.7
Great on whole-wheat crackers or even toast. Carbs: 5.1g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 50
A healthy and filling middle eastern dip! Eat it as an appetizer or snack with some pita. Why buy your hummus ready made from the store, when you can make it yourself? Submitted by GRANT_ME_WINGS Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 69.3
This quick and healthy side dish takes just minutes to prepare! And as a bonus, it's an easy way to get the kids to eat their vegetables. Submitted by MATCM81 Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 51.6
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Fried, battered, dripping sauce--hot wings are calorie bombs! But not these. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 16g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 223.2