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Hans Zimmer - "Interstellar: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"
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Hans Zimmer says Junkie XL's 'Mad Max' score is 'mind-blowingly brilliant'
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Zack Snyder's unusual plan for the 'Batman v Superman' score pits composer v composer
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Nov 5, 2014
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Hans Zimmer to receive Classic BRIT Award
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Aug 14, 2013
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The 25 best Oscar-winning film scores of all time
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Composer Steve Jablonsky on 'Transformers: Age of Extinction': 'This was the craziest film of all'
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Hans Zimmer (who else?) to score Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar'
Type: Post | Date: Monday, Jun 3, 2013
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Roundup: Hans Zimmer on the Oscars and a life in movies
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Nov 6, 2013
Also: Emma Thompson's BAFTA tribute, and studios' co-lead problem -
Alicia Keys and Pharrell steal spotlight from Spider-Man in 'It's On Again' video
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Alicia Keys and Kendrick Lamar soar on 'Spider-Man 2' track, 'It's On Again'
Type: Post | Date: Monday, Mar 31, 2014
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Fox Sports announced that Brian Urlacher is leaving the network, effective immediately, to spend more time with family.
— MarkMaske (@MarkMaske) September 16, 2014
Fox Sports announced that Brian Urlacher is leaving the network, effective immediately, to spend more time with family.
— MarkMaske (@MarkMaske) September 16, 2014
Nineteen months after the announcement that Gus Johnson would become Fox Sports' voice of soccer and of the 2018 World Cup, and 29 months after his immersive training began, the grand experiment is over. Both Johnson and Fox Sports tell SI's Richard Deitsch that Johnson has stepped down from the role. » 9/15/14 10:35am 9/15/14 10:35am
Is there any real, tangible way female football fans can show Roger Goodell how grossly offensive his handling of Ray Rice's domestic violence was? Fox Sports' Katie Nolan starts out this video, posted today, with that tricky question. Then she diverges into deeper territory. » 9/09/14 8:40pm 9/09/14 8:40pm
Pam Oliver will have one more season as a Fox Sports sideline reporter, although she'll no longer team up with Fox's "A" crew of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. Oliver has written an account for Essence of how Fox broke the news to her, and on where sideline reporting is headed. » 9/04/14 5:50pm 9/04/14 5:50pm
In case you had any doubt about the Fox Sports 1 worldview, they dropped this turd on us this week. » 8/14/14 1:38pm 8/14/14 1:38pm
MLB and Fox issued a joint statement tonight on the much-criticized absence of Tony Gwynn's name from last night's All-Star Game/Derek Jeter slurpfest. Their explanation: » 7/17/14 12:16am 7/17/14 12:16am
Lest you forget, Fox was sure to make you aware that this is Derek Jeter's final season in the majors. The Captain's name was spoken no fewer than 100 times on tonight's All-Star Game broadcast, but at what cost? That of remembering people like Tony Gwynn, Don Zimmer, or Bob Welch—none of whom were mentioned during… » 7/16/14 12:56am 7/16/14 12:56am
If you follow mixed martial arts long enough, even at a casual level, and if you are capable of feeling shame or outrage, the sport will eventually embarrass you. For those of us who follow the sport intently, especially those of us who deeply love it, this is a regular, sometimes daily, occurrence. Awful,… » 7/03/14 1:47pm 7/03/14 1:47pm
Send stories, photos, and anything else you might have to email@example.com. » 6/01/14 11:38am 6/01/14 11:38am
Clay Travis, author of Fox Sports's Outkick the Coverage blog, sure is bent out of shape about ... uh, some damn thing. Internet mobs? The Baltimore Ravens? Something called "fauxrage"? The Real Racists? People all thinking the same thing all the time? Sure! » 5/13/14 6:25pm 5/13/14 6:25pm
Mike Francesa's afternoon WFAN talk show simulcast moved from YES to Fox Sports 1 six weeks ago, bringing the longtime New York voice to a national audience—that is, when not pre-empted for Champions League soccer on the nascent News Corp (err, "21st Century Fox") network. » 5/01/14 2:06pm 5/01/14 2:06pm
We apologize to viewers in Omaha, we are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Creighton leads 75-69 with 1:36 to play.
— FOX Sports 1 (@FOXSports1) March 15, 2014
It was March 1994, and Fox Sports president David Hill was on the phone with a new employee. Hill himself was something of a new employee. The network was only a few months old at that point, being built on the fly after Rupert Murdoch had unexpectedly outbid CBS for NFC broadcast rights. Hill was known, if he was… » 1/31/14 2:16pm 1/31/14 2:16pm
The best thing about the relationship between Fox Sports and the UFC is that it works exactly the way you'd expect a relationship between Fox Sports and the UFC to work. This ensures that you can rely on Fox Sports to bring you the UFC content you want and need. Unsure what UFC owner Lorenzo Fertitta's second-oldest… » 1/22/14 12:54pm 1/22/14 12:54pm
USC freshman Nikola Jovanovic is a frontcourt star for the Trojans, but we have to wonder what age-defying magic they've got over in Serbia. Can they get some to Novak Djokovic? We'd love to watch him dominate tennis for another 75 years. » 1/06/14 1:40pm 1/06/14 1:40pm
Two bits of rough news for Fox Sports 1 over the last two days. One, Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox reported a hefty drop in income—by more than $1 billion—thanks to the FS1 launch. All of that was most likely accounted for and anticipated. » 11/07/13 3:25pm 11/07/13 3:25pm
As has been exhaustively documented here, much to the displeasure of his core fanbase of men's rights activists, truthers, and racists, Fox Sports 1 pundit/middling professional fighter Chael Sonnen is a shitbag, or at least someone willing to play one on television for money, which amounts to the same thing. The… » 9/17/13 11:30am 9/17/13 11:30am
You're not looking at any ordinary videobombing. This duo—that will now be known as Beardo and Dreads—was dedicated to their creep game. Props. » 9/08/13 8:13pm 9/08/13 8:13pm
When Fox Sports 1 replaced SPEED two weeks ago, it received a touching goodbye from longtime race coverage personality Mike Joy. Fox Soccer Channel was not provided a similar honor. » 9/02/13 10:21am 9/02/13 10:21am
Above, Donovan McNabb, Andy Roddick, and Gary Payton discuss Ichiro's legacy and—I don't even know. This is such a mess. Roddick can barely speak. McNabb is really into doubles? I'm not convinced they know who Ichiro is. Everyone had a stat or fact or two to memorize and they can't pull that off. Fox should make this… » 8/22/13 11:17am 8/22/13 11:17am

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Cache Announces Management Changes Anthony F. DiPippa Named Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Business Wire NEW YORK -- August 1, 2013 Cache Inc., (NASDAQ: CACH), a specialty chain of women's apparel stores, today announced that Anthony DiPippa ("Tony") will join the Company as Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer on August 7, 2013. Mr. DiPippa, succeeds Margaret Feeney ("Maggie"), who resigned from the Company today, August 1, 2013. Anthony DiPippa comes to Cache with over 16 years of experience in finance with leading companies including W.B. Mason, Godiva Chocolatier, Dun and Bradstreet and Procter & Gamble. Most recently, he was Chief Financial Officer of W. B. Mason, a $1.2 billion office products and furniture company. At W.B. Mason, Tony upgraded the finance and accounting function to drive process improvement, increase financial discipline and generate cost savings. Prior to W. B. Mason, Tony held the position of Vice President, North America Finance at Godiva Chocolatier where he was responsible for evaluating and executing opportunities for financial planning, strategy, budgeting, business analysis, reporting, pricing analysis and internal controls. While at Godiva, Tony spearheaded profit improvement plans, redesigned and created key financial processes to enhance business analysis and decision-making, and led key elements of the divestiture of Godiva from Campbell's. Jay Margolis, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented "We are pleased to have Tony join our executive team as Chief Financial Officer. I know Tony professionally, and his proven track record of success in leading finance teams and developing the processes and disciplines that support long term strategic growth plans make him uniquely suited for this important role. I would also like to thank Maggie for her 21 years of dedicated service to Cache and wish her the best in the future." Mr. DiPippa commented: "Cache is a strong brand with a loyal following and significant potential. I look forward to working with Jay and assisting the Company to build a world class finance function supporting the initiatives that are expected to bring about sustained profitable growth." Margaret Feeney stated: "I am pleased to be leaving the Company in great hands. My time at Cache has been truly rewarding and I am confident that the team will move the business forward in a positive direction." About Cache, Inc. Cache is a nationwide, mall-based specialty retailer of sophisticated sportswear and social occasion dresses targeting style-conscious women who have a youthful attitude and are self-confident. The Company currently operates 250 stores, primarily situated in central locations in high traffic, upscale malls in 41 states, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. Certain matters discussed within this press release may constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. Although Cache, Inc. believes the statements are based on reasonable assumptions, there can be no assurance that these expectations will be attained. Actual results and timing of certain events could differ materially from those projected in or contemplated by the forward-looking statements due to a number of factors, including, without limitation, our ability to successfully implement our business strategy and to integrate new members of management, industry trends, merchandise and fashion trends, competition, seasonality, changes in general economic conditions and consumer spending patterns, as well as other risks outlined from time to time in the filings of Cache, Inc. with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Contact: ICR, Inc. Allison Malkin/Rachel Schacter (203) 682-8225/(646) 277-1243
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Saliva Production Increases in Heavy Cell Phone Users
The study looked at any possible differences in the parotid glands, saliva producing system in the jaw, amongst heavy cell phone users.
The results points out that heavy cell phone users have larger parotid glands, with increased blood flow. Thus, they produce 26 percent more saliva especially on the side of the face normally used while talking on the cell phone.
Researchers are of the opinion that it could be the electromagnetic radiation from mobile devices which could be activating the growth of the glands and subsequent saliva production.


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Iowa Democratic Party Chooses Interim Chairman
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- Iowa Democrats have picked a former chairman of the state party as their interim leader.
The Iowa Democratic State Central Committee says in a news release that the panel on Saturday morning named Scott Brennan as interim chairman.
Brennan held the position from 2006 to 2008. He also serves as one of Iowa's representatives on the Democratic National Committee.
The position became vacant when Tyler Olson announced Tuesday he would resign to explore other options for elected office. Olson previously has expressed interest in running for governor.
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As the sun went down one day after 29-year-old Danielle Keller was allegedly beaten to death in her backyard, the teary supporters formed a circle in the cul-de-sac to sing "Amazing Grace."
Claudia Stevens, Keller's mother, received hugs from dozens of mourners to help console her after a sleepless night. On her shirt she had pinned photos of her daughter and 1-year-old granddaughter - who was found safe near Sacramento after a manhunt that resulted in the arrest of the baby's father, James Raphael Mitchell.
Mitchell is suspected of killing Keller, who was living with her mother and young Samantha Mitchell on Diablo Court in Novato.
"We are making a statement that needs to be made against violence and to take a stand in support of this family that is grieving after this tragic death," said Pastor Darrell Chilson of the Novato Seventh Day Adventist Church. "There is no reason for this. This young girl, this beautiful girl, this talented girl and dedicated mother ... for her to die like this is a terrible loss."
Stevens said Keller, who had held previous jobs in the cosmetics industry, had gone on a few recent job interviews and had begun attending events with the Novato Mothers Club since returning to Marin.
"She was just re-establishing her life here," Stevens said.
Novato resident Gina Stahl-Ricco, a high school classmate who reconnected through the Novato Mothers Club with Dani, as friends and family knew Keller, led the vigil Monday night and said she appreciated seeing so many friends and former Novato High classmates.
"We are devastated over what happened to her and we don't want to ever see this happen again," Stahl-Ricco said through tears before the procession started at the Novato police station.
After the walk to Diablo Court, about two-thirds of a mile, Stevens thanked everybody who showed up and remarked that there were many faces she hadn't seen in a long time.
"This has been a tremendous outpouring from the community," Stevens said. "It's very comforting. It's not going to bring Dani back, but this will be a nice memory. It sends an important message about domestic violence."
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ProsYou get paid to talk about playing games and building models with people that are, generally speaking, also excited about playing games and building models. The benefits are pretty decent, pay is adequate for what it is.
ConsIt's retail, but more so. That is to say, retail always involves horrible people (the public) along with some very nice people, but Games Workshop attracts lots of people with limited social skills that have often put in a significant monetary investment and who now feel alienated by the recent insane push to spend more even as you get less back for your dollar (or by obscure quirks in the game that are no one's fault).
I'm not sure what the deal is with the pricing plan, but it seems as though management is just experimenting to see how much they can charge. All well and good, but they act confused when nobody buys the brand new $150 box and pass blame off on the Hobby Center Operators instead of learning that yes, there is a point people will stop buying.
If you plan to work here as a career, seriously re-examine your life. Not because working here is not honorable, but because there isn't really any room for advancement unless you make the right friends upstairs, and the salary is certainly not adequate for anything except the most basic lifestyle. Also, job security is laughable. The company is reorganized every 6 months (or so it seems), with anybody above HCO having to reapply for their same job/new title. HCOs are fired early and often, and there is basically no help for any HCO that is struggling other than the knowledge that if you don't start doing something right soon you'll be looking for a new job.Advice to ManagementAdvicePut some stuff on sale every now and again. Make some of your "one click bundles" a savings for the customer. If you put a bundle out that has 6 vehicles and 50 infantry models and it costs seven hundred dollars, at least give SOME kind of bulk discount. Doesn't have to be much, and people will be more likely to buy. Instead, what normally happens is they get excited until they realize there is no discount, so they decide they'd rather buy it off the shelves, and they end up buying less models. Every time.
Stop reorganizing how you do things. Hire someone who knows how to run a business, pick a business model, and stick with it. It looks to me like upper management is flailing around trying different things at random, hoping to find a business strategy that sticks. I don't have an MBA or anything, so maybe there's some secret plan or I'm just an idiot, but there have been many, many questionable calls that make no sense from the ground level, too many to list.
Pretend to have some loyalty to employees like the old days. Then actually have some loyalty.
For the love of God, stop with the stupid limited edition garbage. Limited editions should be special; they have become a given. Again, maybe there's a secret plan behind the scenes, but it just seems like you are using limited editions to inflate an already inflated price. I'm willing to bet that, for example, you could have made gobs and gobs of money on the shield generator model that you sold for $100 but which you only manufactured 1000. It sold out in like literally an hour. Why was it limited? It's in the book as something that EVERY 40k army can take, it's good in the game, and it looked pretty cool. If it was priced at, say $60 I'll bet half of all 40k players would have bought at least one, with many people buying 3. I don't know how much dough that brings in, but I can pretty damn well guarantee you it's more than the $100,000 you got. And I don't know if you noticed, but probably 400 of those things went up on ebay within a week.
Finally, the sales goals being tied directly to the previous year with no other considerations allowed is idiotic. A new edition came out last year, driving a huge spike in sales, and this year it's Apocalypse, which no one plays? Too bad, deal with it. You had a great year? Well, you're screwed the following year if you can't pull it all off again. Perpetually. Could this be linked to why so many people are fired so often? Surely it's not just that everyone is lazy and terrible? Is it more economical to hire someone new every two years, or to work encourage employee growth and not just obsess over store growth?
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'Big Sur' Trailer: On the Road Again With Kerouac
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 18, 2013 | Be the First To CommentHot on the heels of the trailer for Kill Your Darlings comes another film about the beat generation – but it's no tale of fresh faces in a new movement, nor does it take place anywhere near ivy-covered halls. Michael Polish's Big Sur is the adaptation of the Jack Kerouac novel that chronicles his life long after the young and wreckless On the Road days have settled in the past. But that doesn't mean that Kerouac (Jean-Marc Barr) has any less of an interesting life now that he's older, wiser, more accomplished – he's just restless and looking for escape. So he heads out to Big Sur in search of both peace and company, and certainly finds it in friend Neal Cassady's (Josh Lucas) mistress (Kate Bosworth). With a location like Big Sur, it's hard for your trailer not to be a stunner. However, our own Allison Loring felt that the prettiness wasn't enough to save it when she reviewed the film for Sundance earlier this year. Still, holding judgement based on the trailer alone, the film looks intriguing based on the premise that it's based on a novel from the later part of the beat movement — meaning it's not going to be as carefree or lively as something written in his younger years. We're now observing a beatnik with responsibilities, is what I'm saying. Also, I'm just a sucker for when dialogue is written in the same fashion as an author's writing style. Take a look at the […]
Sundance 2013 Review: A Trip to 'Big Sur' Is Worth It For The Scenery, But Little Else
Movie Reviews By Allison Loring on January 22, 2013 | Comments (1)Jack Kerouac is best known for his novel "On The Road," which helped inspire the Beat generation and brought the author fast fame, but his next novel, "Big Sur," told the story of how success only made Kerouac feel more lost and trapped. Director Michael Polish attempts to bring the novel to life with Big Sur as we watch Kerouac (Jean-Marc Barr) travel to the beautiful area to secretly stay in his friend Lawrence Ferlinghetti's (Anthony Edwards) cabin and try and find some peace.
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Casting Couch By Scott Beggs on August 31, 2012 | Comments (1)According to Deadline Hollywood, Evan Rachel Wood is now attached to 18 Wheel Butterfly, the forthcoming throwback film from director Michael Polish (The Astronaut Farmer, For Lovers Only). The film was written by newcomer Christian Divine and tells the 1977-set story of a female truck driver named Rainbeaux who is wrongfully accused of a crime which forces her on a highway chase away from Smokey and some fellow truckers. The project, headed by Aaron Magnani at Water Bear Productions is looking for financing. It's definitely got a unique tilt to it as well as some magnetic talent, although it's curious why both Polish Brothers aren't working together on this or on Michael's forthcoming Big Sur. If the money gets its budget and becomes a success, it's easy to imagine studios following suit with movies about women truckers or figuring out what 1977 titles are in their libraries for the remaking. At any rate, hopefully this project has room for a Burt Reynolds cameo.
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I'm going to have to give these a little more time to completely make up my mind. Factors such as fitting may be due to my ear size or something, but I haven't really had a problem in the past with Skullcandy, etc. Overall, pretty nice headphones, but a few small annoyances are keeping them from being a favorite.
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Did Saying The "M" Word Make Him Run?
Understand that I do not fault you for reacting to the perceived threat to your relationship that Deborah represented. The truth is you were just trying to not get left behind standing passively by while some other woman swooped in and grabbed your guy. That is totally understandable. That said, however, your reaction obviously pushed some buttons in Bob – buttons that probably can't be "un-pressed" right away.
The good news is that he obviously cares for you, and you for him. The not-so-good-news is that he feels compelled to pull away in order to sort things out. Unreasonable as it may be, saying the "M" word to any man early in a relationship can cause him to run screaming into the night. But using it in close proximity with some version of the term "breaking-up" is even more alarming, because regardless of your intention, he will likely perceive that he has been given an ultimatum of sorts – a kind of all-or-nothing scenario. And though it is obvious to me, removed as I am, that that was certainly not your intent, to him it probably sounded like you were, on some level, pressuring him to "fish or cut bait."
To be clear, however, for now, your romantic relationship is over. When a man says that he wants to put the relationship "on pause," he means that, at least temporarily, the romance is over. It is possible that down the road he may want to revisit a relationship with you, and if you are interested and available the two of you may be able to rebuild your relationship. And as frustrating as it may be, "giving things time" is probably your only solution. No amount of pushing, pressure, or promises to keep things light and casual will cause him to move back in your direction any faster.
As to whether race plays a part in any of this, all I can say is that I believe if those involved were all of the same race or if the racial mixture was slightly different, it would have little impact on the way this particular scenario played out. That doesn't mean it is totally irrelevant – just that there is no evidence to show it is a significant factor. And whether your respective children knowing about the relationship so early on is meaningful really depends upon their ages, proximity, and how much about your personal life you normally share with them. And since parent's feeling on when to involve their children in their romantic lives vary enormously from one individual to the next, I wouldn't spend much time or effort speculating on the significance of this.
My advice is that you move on, knowing that reconciliation at some point in the future is a possibility. Do not dwell on tomorrow and what might be, concentrate on today and what is reasonably in your grasp. Right now he is not available. If you're interested in romance, find someone else who is, too. And whatever you do, don't use the "M" word till you're certain that a permanent relationship is what you both have in mind.
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It's a country Europe. It's also the place were some famous anime take place. Like Rose of Versailles and Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water. |
The Moon
A natural satellite that currently orbits around Earth. The Moon is normally associated night time, and some say it possesses divine powers. |


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Kim Kardashian Modern Day Grecian Goddess at Fashion Week
TV personality Kim Kardashian seen around Lincoln Center during Spring 2012 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on September 13, 2011 in New York City.
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Kim Kardashian is the next Vivien Leigh. Kim is STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL I LOVE her beauty. I wonder if Gone with the wind is one of her favorite movies? It is mine.


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Thermodynamic and transport properties of fluids.
Title | Thermodynamic and transport properties of fluids. |
Publisher: | Blackwell |
Year: | 1995 |
Abstract: | A small (28p.) collection of handy tables for common gases and liquids. |
Properties: | Gibbs energy function; Prandtl number; enthalpy; heat capacity; heat capacity ratio; internal energy; molar heat capacity; sound velocity; specific heat capacity; thermal conductivity; viscosity |
Compounds: | air; ammonia; benzene; carbon dioxide; carbon monoxide; ethane; ethylene; freons; gases; hydrogen; ice; mercury; nitrogen; octane; oxygen; steam; water |
UT Libraries Call Number: | QC 145.4 T5 R64 1995 |
UT Libraries Location: | CHEM REF |
OCLC Number: | 32331641 |
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- 01-02-2013, 06:38 AM Thread Author #1
BB10 Facebook cover I created. Get the message out.
Higher resolution version: http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/1057/bbcover.png
You can change your Facebook cover to this.
Just a little way of helping to get the message out there to those that may not know about the launch.
You can add this to the description if you so wish, too.
Code:BB10 launch 30th January 2013 Sneak Peak Video: http://youtu.be/JEPYYo0-gfc Sneak Peak Images: http://crackberry.com/blackberry-10-l-series-caught-some-glorious-new-images 10 things about BB10: http://crackberry.com/tags/10-weeks-blackberry-10
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Very nice I just added it myself
Living the world of Blackberry and a fan of the comeback! - 01-02-2013, 07:50 AM #3
Very cool, and a good idea for getting the message out. Just changed my FB cover.
(my old CB id : sridharsuresh) - 01-02-2013, 12:19 PM #7
Umm does cover also mean FB profile picture if not, what is FB cover? Would love to add this to my FB profile to help.
I wait for the future...to COME back to BlackBerry! - 01-02-2013, 05:18 PM #8Carrier controlled updates is the worst smartphone spec of them all
Nexus 4 -
Love the idea, Could you put together a few more?
That one is a bit all over the place, some people my not get it at all.
I will put something on my wall, I just need more options. Anything, anyone? - 01-02-2013, 07:53 PM #10Blatant placeholder signature.
If I used that FB cover, my wife would be like, "Who the **** is Sarah Symonds?!?! "
Don't be afraid to LIKE or say THANKS
BlackBerry Experience: BB Curve 8330 >> BB Bold 9000 >> BB Curve 3G 9300 >> BB Bold 9900 >> BB Q10 >> BB Classic (PRE-ORDER Cancelled "accidentally" by Digital River... idiots.) - 01-03-2013, 08:55 AM Thread Author #16
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Bane weak???
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Is it just me or does the dark knight rises depict bane to be weak in this particular movie. If you compare his original story in the batman story arch you will see a major difference between the two. In the movie bane is upstaged and overshadowed by talia al guhl. I mean really her of all people. Bane has been programmed to ignor fear and is also super intelligent. Why doesn't ruin it with talia al guhl. More justice should be done for bane. And what exactly happened to the venom that bane has? That's a huge part of his original character.


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Yeah, it's completely bonkers and visually arresting. But, as with many of the duo's tracks, the video strategically distracts from the probably mediocre hyper-banger accompanying it.
The Gaga diss seemingly comes out of nowhere, but the two acts do have a connection. Back in March, Die Antwoord's former label approached them about opening on tour for Lady Gaga — which could have been an updated version of the beautiful disaster that was Beastie Boys opening for Madonna back in the '80s. But apparently such a commercial move would jeopardize the rappers' "hardcore" image, so they declined and proceeded to turn the whole thing into a full-scale beef with Mother Monster.


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How to calculate ERA and use it for betting on baseball
When betting on baseball it is essential for a handicapper to get involved with the statistics and the numbers that make up baseball. Baseball is fueled by numbers and to not understand or use them is a big mistake by anyone that intends to wager on baseball. Ask any professional handicapper and they will tell you that knowing the numbers is the key to winning consistently in baseball. One of the more important statistics to get familiar with is ERA or earned run average.
When it comes to betting on baseball the most important player to handicap in any game is the starting pitcher. He controls the line and could easily make the difference between winning and losing. With that being said it is very obvious that understanding pitcher stats would be equally important. For the purpose of this article we will investigate ERA. Before we discuss how it can be applied to betting we should discuss how to calculate ERA. Determining a pitcher's earned run average, or ERA, is a way of deciding how effective the pitcher is without taking other players' errors into account. ERA represents how many runs a pitcher gives up during an entire game pitched, so the lower the number the better. ERA standards have varied throughout the years; as of 2009, ERAs in the low 2.00s are considered first-rate, with the normal typically running over 4.00. Here is how to calculate ERA.
Compute the total number of earned runs the pitcher has given up over the period of time you'd like to compute his ERA for. Don't count any unearned runs---that is, runs made because of errors on the field. You'll also need to know how many innings the pitcher pitched during the same time period. Divide the number of earned runs the pitcher is charged with by the number of innings pitched. Multiply the result from Step 2 by 9, unless the pitcher is in high school---in that case, multiply by 7. This final answer is the ERA for the pitcher in question over the time period you gathered the statistics for. This is an important measure of pitching and even more important for betting.
Since starting pitchers drive the odds and can control the game, ERA is a very important number to include in all areas of handicapping when covering a baseball game. This stat can potentially show you how vulnerable a pitcher can be when looking at ERA against the opposition or in a certain ballpark or even when looking at performance at home or on the road. This number should be just one of many that is considered by a handicapper but among the most important ones used. Any handicapper will soon realize that statistics influence the game and could lead to boosting your bankroll during the major league baseball season.


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You tend to overlook that flaw when moving down the road, though. The engine is stunning, with monstrous amounts of torque and a willingness to rev. When you put your foot in, the engine growl is utterly intoxicating, a noise that could come only from a large-capacity American V-8. At highway cruising speeds, however, the note is muted and refined, never obtrusive. The V is super-quick, with Cadillac claiming a 0-to-60-mph time of 4.7 seconds and a top speed of 171 mph in fifth gear. (The V might be speed-limited to 155 mph, as are its German and British rivals, by the time it goes on sale later this fall.) The transmission is a bit rubbery and lacks the precision of BMW and Honda manual gearboxes. Mind you, there's so much grunt that gearchanging is almost optional.
The real kicker, though, is this car's poise. On the street, the ride is firm, but it feels a touch more supple than a BMW M3 and never becomes harsh. No doubt, it could benefit from some softening up for the worst American roads, but why ruin a good car just because some isolated parts of the country can't look after their highways? The M3 would be a poorer car if BMW had dumbed it down for a small percentage of its buyers. At warp speeds of 150 mph and above, the CTS-V is as solid and well planted as an M5.
Around the Nrburgring, the V is heroic. Without trying too hard, we were able to lap in less than nine minutes, just four seconds shy of our best time in the ultimate pre-993 Porsche 911, the RS 3.8. John Heinricy, director of high-performance vehicles for GM's Performance Division, has gone around the circuit in eight minutes and nineteen seconds, which is better than the current M3 has managed to do.
The Brembos never tire of hauling the car down from speed and have a reassuring pedal feel that is compromised only when you clout curbs, which causes the pistons to knock back-hardly something that would happen on the street. You expect a big sedan to load up its outside front tire and plow, yet the CTS-V turns in neatly and is surprisingly neutral on both road and track. With the competition mode selected, you can dial in some opposite lock before the system engages to prevent you and the car from flying into the scenery. Turn all the stability controls off, and you can steer the V through the side windows. The handling is very accessible, though, because the tires relinquish grip progressively, and the body control is excellent. Who needs the overcomplication and artificiality of Mercedes-Benz's Active Body Control when conventional springs and dampers do the job this well? The only quibble is with the steering, which is accurate but lacks the final degree of communicative feel.
The CTS-V is a better driver's car than the Jaguar S-type R, the Audi RS6, or the Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG. It isn't as ultimately involving as BMW's M3 or M5, but it is easier to live with and has stellar straight-line performance and handling. Plus, it's different, its character largely derived from the magnificent LS6 engine. If the interior looked as good as an Audi's or a BMW's, there would be very few reasons to buy a German sport sedan, because the CTS V offers the space of an M5 and will likely be priced close to an M3-$10,000 to $12,000 more than a well-equipped $35,000 CTS, according to Cadillac execs. That's the kind of math we like.


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I'm new to this board, and I've been searching the past posts for some information on quality furniture. My husband and I are purchasing bedroom furniture, but I'm overwhelmed with all the choices and styles. Problem is when we find a style that we agree on, the finish is not to my husbands taste (he hates the distressed look, and I prefer clean lines with out too much carving). Also the few bedrooms we do like style wise, seemed cheaply made.
I really want to invest in quality furniture, but I don't even know which manufactures to look at. We have a budget around $10,000- $12000 for a king bed, triple dresser, high dresser, and two night stands. Does anyone have any suggestions on the best manufacturer for our price range? |
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- Posted by granite_man (My Page) on Tue, Sep 18, 07 at 0:16
Craftique, Henredon, Harden..... Henkel Harris is phenomenal, but the bed and dresser would devour your budget. |
Durham, Brown Street, Nichols & Stone, Simply Amish, J.L. Treharn, D.R. Dimes, Vermont Precision, Copeland Furniture. |
You should see if you can find a retailer who carries Maple Corners. Here's their website: www.maplecornerwoodworks.com/ They make gorgeous solid cherry furniture and the quality is top notch. |
- Posted by sarahdtexas (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 07 at 17:08
I'd do a search for Magnussen bedrooms. Solid wood in many different styles, and within your budget. You can find some on FurnitureFind.com. |
Waterford, Suter, Hickory White and Statton. |
- Posted by stevethedesigner (My Page) on Sat, Oct 18, 08 at 16:08
At the very high end, Henkel Harris, Stickley and Hickory Chair are the very best. At a somewhat lower price points, Cresent, Waterford and Durham. |
why would u want to buy a "suite" of furniture..check hgtv's designer portfolio for many pics of designer rooms, none have a "set" of pieces...good luck. |
- Posted by laura11106 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 27, 08 at 9:13
From your description, it sounds like you and your hubby might like the Mission style of furniture. Stickley is the company to go to for Mission style. Very well made. (I have a Stickley dining room set.) It will probably fit right into your budget and it's the type of furniture that will still be in style 50 or 100 years from now. |
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Bill Murray: It's 'cause I'm white, isn't it?
Michael Jordan: No. Larry's white, so what?
Bill Murray: Larry's not white. Larry's clear.
Michael Jordan: What's going on here?
Bugs: Why Michael! I thought you'd never ask! You see these aliens come from outer space and they wanna make us slaves for their theme park. Eh, what do we care? They're little, so we challenge them to a basketball game! But then they show up and they ain't so little,
Bugs: they're huge! We need to beat these guys, 'cause they're talking about slavery! The same jokes every night for all etoinity! We're going to be locked up like wild animals and then trotted out to peform for a bunch of lowbrow, bug-eyed, bad-headed, humor-challenged *aliens!* Eh, what I'm trying to say is...
Bugs: we need your heeeeeeeelllp!
Michael Jordan: Yeah, but I'm a baseball player now!
Bugs: Right.
[gets out rabbit skull]
Bugs: And I'm a Shakespearean actor.
Charles Barkley: It was this girl, five-feet-nuthin'. Blocked my shot!
Psychiatrist: When did you first start having this dream?
Charles Barkley: It wasn't a dream, it really happened!
[Stan is digging up the golf hole that Michael got sucked down]
Golfer: What are you doing?
Stan Podalak: I'm uh, I'm fixing a divot.
Golfer: Oh.
[shouting back to someone off camera]
Golfer: He's fixing a divot!
Michael Jordan: Whatever you do, don't forget my North Carolina shorts.
Daffy Duck: Your shorts? From college?
Michael Jordan: I wore them under my Chicago Bulls uniform every game.
Looney Tunes: Eeewwww!
Michael Jordan: Hey! I washed them after every game!
Sylvester: Sure...
Michael Jordan: I did!
Daffy: Just how did you get here, anyway?
Bill Murray: Producer's a friend of mine. He sent a Teamster to drop me off.
Daffy: Aha. Well, that's the way it goes.
Shawn Bradley: I've got other skills. I could go back and work on the farm. Or maybe... I could go back to the jungle and be a missionary again.
Tweety Bird: I tought I taw - I did! I did! I did tee Michael Jordan!
Daffy Duck: We've got to get a new agent. We're getting screwed!
Daffy Duck: Mother!
Taz: Lemony fresh!
Monstar Bupkus: That's mine!
Bugs: [stealing the ball] Not today.
Bugs: Look at our facilities.
Daffy: We've got hoops!
Elmer Fudd: We've got weights!
Sylvester: We've got balls!
Michael Jordan: You sure do. This place is a mess.
Tweety Bird: Feed me! Feed me!
Sylvester: Feed you? Feed me!
Stan Podalak: Let me help! Let me help! I can help! I can help!
Michael Jordan: What can you do?
Stan Podalak: Well, I may not be very tall, but... I'm slow.
Sylvester: And large.
Daffy Duck: And a dork.
Michael Jordan: [after winning the game] Thanks guys, you got a lot of... a lot of... well, whatever it is, you got a lot of it.
[saying a prayer]
Charles Barkley: I promise I'll never swear again. I'll never get another technical. I'll never trash talk...
Charles Barkley: I won't go out with Madonna again.
Foghorn Leghorn: Did you order the Original Recipe or Extra Crispy?
Announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, the starting lineup for the Toon Squad: Standing two foot four, The Wonder from Down Under: The Tasmanian Devil!
[Taz squeezes two balls in his mouth, pops them, and spins around]
Announcer: At small forward: standing a scintillating three foot two, The Heartthrob of the Hoops: Lola Bunny!
[Lola dribbles and spins the ball on her finger]
Announcer: At power forward, The Quackster of the Court: Daffy Duck!
Daffy Duck: Thank you! Thank you!
[Silence from the audience, crickets chirping]
Daffy Duck: [disappointed, but sarcastically] Very funny. Leth's all laugh at the duck!
Announcer: And the point guard, standing three foot three, four feet if you include the ears, Co-captain of the toon squad, the Doctor of Delight: Bugs Bunny!
Bugs: Thank you! Thank you!
Announcer: And now, the player coach of the Toon Squad, at six foot six from North Carolina, his Royal Airness: Michael Jordan!
Bugs: You wanna play a little one on one, doll?
Lola Bunny: [angrily, with fire in her eyes] Doll?
Bugs: [with hearts over his head] Uh huh.
Lola Bunny: On the court, *Bugs*.
Bugs: Sure.
Tweety Bird: Ooo, she's hot.
[Touches his rear and steam appears with a hissing sound]
Lola Bunny: [starts dribbling] Ready?
Bugs: Yes.
[she gets past him]
Bugs: I got it, I got it!
[she spins around him, he winds up into a knot and she makes a basket]
Michael Jordan: The girl's got skills.
Bugs: [Lola comes over to him seductively] Yes?
Lola Bunny: Don't ever call me "doll".
[blows her ears out of her face]
Bugs: Check.
Lola Bunny: [as she is leaving] Nice playin' with ya.
Michael Jordan: Very smooth.
Bugs: Ahh, she's obviously nuts about me.
Michael Jordan: Obviously.
[One of the Monstars hurts Tweety]
Michael Jordan: [to Tweety] Are you OK?
Monstar Blanko: Yeah, are you OK?
[the other Monstars gets angry at him]
Monstar Blanko: Oops!
Daffy Duck: Too bad you can't practice getting taller, boys.
Tweety Bird: Those Monstars'd wished they'd been never born!
[Tweety Bird flies through a hole that's just been shot in Sylvester]
Tweety Bird: Holey puddy-tat!
Stan Podalak: The mouse? He picked the mouse?
[Stan prepares to take a picture of Michael after the hole in one]
Stan Podalak: Let me get a picture of this. All right, here we go, you want to smile. You reach in, you reach in for the ball and then you smile. OK?
Michael Jordan: Yes.
Stan Podalak: And you think this is good.
Michael Jordan: Just take the picture!
Stan Podalak: All right.
[a rope comes out of the hole and pulls Michael in]
Bill Murray: [after a pause] What kind of camera is that?
Stan Podalak: It's just a
Bill Murray: [interrupts] Would you not point it at me please and close the lens cap?
Stan Podalak: I didn't do anything! I just took...
Larry Bird: Where'd he go?
[first lines]
James Jordan: Michael? What are you doin', son? It's after midnight.
Michael Jordan at 10: I can't sleep, Paps.
James Jordan: Well, neither can we with all that noise you're making. C'mon, let's go inside.
Michael Jordan at 10: Just one more shot?
James Jordan: All right, just one.
Lola Bunny: [Bugs has just been squashed after pushing Lola out of the way] Bugs, Bugs, are you okay?
Bugs: Oh, I'm fine.
Lola Bunny: Oh Bugs, thank you.
Bugs: Aww, it was nothin'.
Lola Bunny: That was the nicest thing anyone's ever done for me.
[she kisses him and his eyes eyes turn into hearts]
Michael Jordan: Hey, Bugs?
Bugs: Yeah, Mike.
Michael Jordan: Stay out of trouble.
Bugs: [to Lola] You know I will.
[Lola laughs]
Bugs: Show me!
[he grabs her and kisses her on the lips]
[last lines]
Larry Bird: What's the matter, Bill?
Bill Murray: [after seeing Michael's fancy return to the NBA] Larry, that could have been me.
Larry Bird: Would you get over it? It's over. It's done with. You can't play.
Bill Murray: Okay.
[voice breaking with emotion]
Bill Murray: Let's go, Bulls!
Bill Murray: Okay, here's how I see it. Duck?
Daffy Duck: Yes.
Bill Murray: You kick it in to the girl bunny. Down in the post. Then you dish it back out to the guy bunny.
Lola Bunny: Got it.
Bill Murray: Swing it around to Mike, over here. You go to the hole and dominate!
Michael Jordan: Bill! We're on defense!
Bill Murray: Whoa hoa hoa! I don't play defense.
Bill Murray: Larry, I'm gonna give us both twos back there. We weren't in any emotional state to putt.
Daffy Duck: But Mommy, I don't want to go to school today. I wanna stay home and bake cookies with you!
Female Seer: [while the Nerdlucks, hiding in a trench coat, watch Charles Barkley in the game] Sweetheart?
Male Fan: What?
Female Seer: Thought you were gonna get better seats this year.
Male Fan: This is as good as I could get.
Female Seer: This guy next to me is doing something very weird in his raincoat.
Male Fan: Honey, will you just let me watch the game? Barkley's killing us!
Daffy Duck: Very funny. Leth's all laugh at the duck.
Nerdluck Bang: We seek the one they call Bugs Bunny.
Nerdluck Nawt: Yeah, Bugs Bunny.
Nerdluck Bupkus: Have you seen him?
Nerdluck Blanko: Is he around?
Bugs: Hmmm... Bugs Bunny... Bugs Bunny... Say, don't he have, uh, great big long ears...
[pulls his ears]
Bugs: like this?
Nerdlucks: Yeah.
Bugs: And does he hop around like this?
[hops around the forrest]
Nerdlucks: Uh-huh.
Bugs: And does he say, "What's up, doc?" like this?
[chomps carrot]
Bugs: Eh, what's up, doc?
Nerdlucks: [excited] YEAH!
Bugs: [leaves] Nope, never heard of him.
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I've found this forum a great resource so far and now maybe I can get some specific help on a new kitchen layout. Background: new to us house. It's old (1920's) with 9' ceilings. Both husband and I like to and cook (together) and this is a long term house (so will have little ones). we entertain as well but mostly sit down. While this kitchen is small, it's bigger than my old one. Goal is to make the space efficient and not completely out of step with the Tudor feel of home (think leaded diamond glazing windows). Challenges: 3 doorways: to hall, to outside and to dining room. 1 window (26" from wall). Window and door to outside not movable, the other two doorways can be moved. Extras: pantry space in hallway. I've included the "now" picture: it's awkward and little base cabinet space. |
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OP again. Picture of the plan I'm considering. Also a link to some inspiration for the corner sink. |
Here is a link that might be useful: corner apron sink
Hi, Lenzai. That sounds like a lovely home. For your drawing, just moving the hall door does a lot right there. To explore a thought, though, what's on the dining room side of the house? What is outside the kitchen door? Do you have room for a little dining patio or fountain or Christmas tree garden, if, for instance, leaded diamond pane doors lead outside there, instead of from a utility door 5 feet away in the kitchen? No doors or windows would be moved... |
That garden looks so lovely. The doorway unfortunately leads to a a couple steps and to the driveway (it's all along that side of the house). It is actually the fastest way into the house from the car so I've made peace that I'll have to mop all the time. We do have a big yard and a patio, it's just behind the house and not to the side. The window doesn't have an awesome view, but very key for light, hence I don't care if the sink is facing it. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 1:25
Here's something to start the discussion. This provides more space between the sink and range, prime prep space, and also allows for a small set of drawers, though the corner is not used. It also puts the fridge closer to some counter space for a landing zone, as well as closer to the pantry so it is easier to grab everything from one direction. The entry to the dining room can be moved to line up with the window, and if any of your other doorways have arches or detail, it would be big enough to mimic that. |
I think corner apron sink would look great. On the below link, please see jakuval's posts of Aug 23, 13 at 22:19 and Aug 24, 13 at 11:26. In your layout it would be better to move the small cab next to outside entry b/w the sink and DW to give you space at the sink when the DW door is open. I would also consider using only a 12 or 15' cab b/w the wall and the range, so you'll have more for prep b/w the sink and range. If you think this would bring the range too close to the door on the left wall, the door can be moved to the middle of the wall. You might have a small pullout pantry or broom closet b/w the fridge and the wall. I think something like below might be useful as a landing area near the fridge and MW. Also see, this tread. |
Thanks williamsem for a new perspective. I got so wrapped up in making the corner space work I didn't think about what I would gain if I sacrificed that spot. A bigger doorway could work if I can get someone to do plaster work to match the other arches I have in the house. Sena01: Additional questions: I'm not opposed to opening up the wall between the kitchen and dining room but would that give me anything? I'll do my own search too but if anyone can point me to threads blending a Tudor/traditional style and a recently redone kitchen i would appreciate it. The kitchen is one place I don't really want fussy details. |
sayde's house is tudor. Her kitchen is linked below. I have a simpler pull-out, and I would recommend it for near a MW. It's just like a pull-out cutting board. |
Here is a link that might be useful: sayde's gumwood kitchen
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 15:29
What is the room on the other side of the kitchen? How do you access the backyard? Can you post the rest of your main floor plan? |
Ok so here's the overall house plan. I pulled the mouse-on-house and added notes. House sits on a little hill with the backyard lower and sloping away. There's a full walk out from the basement but you can get into the house from the kitchen as well (up some steps). I hope this helps. I briefly considered stealing some space from the little bedroom for the kitchen, but it's such a good size right now and the placement of windows (both walls) would make it hard. Like in a lot of older homes it feels like the kitchen was an after thought (although maybe in the original was the kitchen and little bedroom combined (I don't know) |
- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 16:52
No expert here by any means...I like williamsen's plan but I might be tempted to flip flop stove and ref/MW....typically you are at the sink, MW and fridge more than the stove so it might make sense to have them in closer proximity. |
Hmm joanie, it's an interesting thought. I guess I have to assess my cooking habits. Off the top of my head I think i'm at the stove more than the fridge and MW (I feel like I use 3 pots/pans for a single meal which is a whole other issue :) |
- Posted by robotropolis (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 17:04
I just keep posting this photo which shows an arch between a small DR and small kitchen in a more traditional-ish home -- I think it looks so nice and can't you just picture glassfront cabinets on the DR side containing most dishes? Anyway, I was thinking this might be a way to squeeze some storage in between your DR and kitchen. Then again, having the fridge in between is likely much more practical. |
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- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 18:05
I don't know what your budget is...and if you could do this over time...but I would turn the kitchen into a combination butler's pantry and mudroom. Add a bench under the window and hooks behind the door (not visible from dining room) and then have storage and upper cabinets for pantry/dishes, with a prep sink in the middle. This could also double for clean up area, when coming indoors. Archways between dining room/pantry and pantry/kitchen would be nice. The kitchen could have access to a deck (stairs to patio) or it could be windows that overlook the patio...your choice. This would give you more light, views (maybe access) to the backyard and (very important!) ability to see little ones, while they're playing :)
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 18:16
Meant to add...I don't know if your sunroom is insulated for all year use, but if you miss having the second bedroom (possible nursery) you might be able to use the sunroom for this purpose. Just until the kids are old enough to be upstairs. Hope this helps :) |
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Nice idea, LL! From what the OP wrote "...I'll have to mop all the time" a mud room at that entry would be very useful. |
Thank you for all the great suggestions lisa_a. You are correct that flipping the whole house is not in the cards (there are only two bedrooms upstairs and we cant afford a total reno). I really like the U layout, its something I haven't even considered. I think it makes the entrance from the stree much more efficient. Thank you also for the reminder about all the allowances ill have to keep track of them better. As far as appliances, I don't have a specific plan yet but I know it'll be a 30" range and I'm fine with a 24" sink (hopefully not much smaller) and we have a little microwave so i dont wish for a bigger one. Ill have to see what dishwasher options exist. More research ahead then. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 21:44
Lisa- I like the U-shape! If the second bedroom is going to stay...what about taking out the wall between dining room and kitchen? If possible...it would bring more light into the space and give you a bit more space for the dishwasher. Something like this?
So rooms stay where they are, got it. Not really surprised but hey, I'm here to enable. ;-) Speaking of, here's what your kitchen could look like if you stole a a foot from the downstairs bedroom.... I kept the fridge at 30" but you could go for a slightly larger fridge if you shrank the cab to its left down a few inches. I linked to some choices below. Don't forget to add the cab width to the dimensions. If you go for a free-standing, not a built-in, you'll most likely need 1/2" of clearance on both sides plus the cab walls (frameless will require less width than framed cabs). For instance, a 32 1/4" wide fridge that requires 1/2" clearance on each side in a frameless cab with 3/4" thick sides would require a 34 3/4" footprint. A face frame cab could require an additional inch. In your small space, I strongly encourage you to go frameless to get every bit of storage space you can get. Note: 36" SS = 36" Super Susan cabinet 11 x 11 is still a decent-sized bedroom, especially for a kid. |
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This post was edited by lisa_a on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 0:02
Enable away lisa_a :) Thanks for the comment about frameless vs/ framed cabinets. I will definitely look that as an option. After a cursory search on Garden web looks like there are traditional looking doors for frameless cabinets out there. Taking a foot from the other bedroom is definitely possible (have to deal with it's side window) as long as the cost for the new wall isn't exorbitant. In my crazy thought moments, I want to re-do the kitchen window (it used to be a giant 45x55 window and they shrunk it to 30x36 when the kitchen was redone in the 80's). I would stretch it back to original height (you can tell by the remaining original brick header outside and unmatched brick and mortar below) and width and just start it above the counter. This of course would take away upper cabinet space. I can dream though :) |
Taking a foot from the other bedroom is definitely possible (have to deal with it's side window) as long as the cost for the new wall isn't exorbitant. How wide is the bedroom door? Or would an entry from the bathroom side a possibility? |
Some alternatives using the DR. Move the wall b/w kitchen DR 1-1.5' (whatever the opening to DR from foyer permits) and you can have something like this, (with a corner sink or window sink + blind corner). Edited to add pic. |
This post was edited by sena01 on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 12:13
Another with DR wall removed. No entry to hall from kitchen but with more pantry cabs around the fridge. |
If you take over some space from the DR, as sena suggests, my vote is to remove the wall completely. Your DR in only 13' long as it is and it is the only eating space in your home. My DR is 14' long and when we add the leaves to sit 10, it is nearly wall to wall, with only 36" of aisle at the ends. Your DR is already a foot shorter than that and if you steal another 18", you will severely limit how many people you can seat in your DR at a time. It may be possible to remove the wall and retain the traditional feel of your home. Houzz may be able to provide inspiration. |
lisa and sena, Opening up the wall to the dining room is looking like a necessary option to make the fridge/MW fit. If I do that, would it be weird to close off the door to the hallway like in sena's last layout? Do you think the flow through the kitchen would be too constricted? Access to any pantry in the hall would be difficult so I'll have to rethink the use of that space if I can't easily get to it. (we are going to redo that closet/pantry space anyway so I can always just have a bigger coat closet!). Thanks again for all the ideas. |
I don't think closing off that kitchen door would be odd at all, considering that the hall goes to bedrooms. It will be different for you, because you're used to having it, but I think the increased function of the u-shape, along with opening up to the dining room, will have such a positive impact that you'll wonder why you didn't do it years ago. My kitchen is a U, open to the dining room - like yours, the only eating spot in the house. It has worked really well for us for 24 years. You might even gain enough functional storage in your kitchen that you don't need the pantry, or use it for larger things you rarely use, or to stock up on bulk items (so there are 2 boxes of cereal in the kitchen, the rest of the case in the pantry). |
Thanks for the insight that it's totally workable for a long time annkh. Makes me feel more confident about that option. We're just moving into this house actually so I'm not used to anything yet :) |
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WHAT SHE WORE At Bulgari's "Decades of Glamour" event, Kate Hudson?s sunny Emilio Pucci ensemble demanded attention: A yellow silk long-sleeve V-neck blouse tucked into a white leather embossed mini skirt. She completed her look with gold statement Bulgari jewelry, a silver clutch, and white Christian Louboutin pumps.Read MoreLess


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