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After weeks of trying to referee rooms that wouldn't stay neatly in their own zones (pantries pushing into coat closets, coat closets bullying basement doors out of their rightful spots, foodstuffs crying because they didn't have enough rooooom to play), I came up with a plan that put the kitchen in time out, errr, I mean in the family room, gave the old kitchen to the dining table, let the entry be a full-fledged entry with 2 closets and gave the basement stairs a full-size door rather than the dwarf-sized door that it has now. Could you look this over and see what you think? (I know the pantry is a tight squeeze down by the freezers, but it beats trotting down the stairs to the basement by a long shot.) In summary, we are a family of 9, cook almost entirely from scratch, 3+ meals a day with all of us at home each day, do some canning, bread baking, homeschooling. Buy our grains in bulk. Host large gatherings. Our oldest DD is 13, youngest, almost 2. We are DIYers, husband is a contractor willing and capable of taking this on. House is a fixer upper that we should close on very soon. We are planning to get a lot of the work done before we move in. FYI, the top of the drawing faces north. Insights are much appreciated! : ) |
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- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 16:01
I like it. Change the door of the bathroom to swing out. So that if the door is left ajar you can't see the toilet. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 17:03
It looks wonderful! This makes so much more sense of your space...and I loved your intro :) I would not flip the bathroom door, just because if it's open it will block your cute kitchen cut-out. Do you plan to have a door from the kitchen or desk area, out to the yard? Or is that just off the dining room? What if you added a chair/ottoman in the reading nook/window seat area? That would be so neat! The piano is perfect and I really like all your sunlight in the kitchen. Maybe glass uppers by the sink? It would lighten that area, but whatever you decide...I REALLY LOVE THIS VERSION!!! I should have you help me with my design! Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving :) |
This post was edited by lavender_lass on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 17:28
I found your post from a couple of weeks back. The design sure has evolved! I find this much more workable than the kitchen in the center. Hopefully others will chime in. One thing I'd note, having just been through T-day with an extended table. I think your graph paper design is a better representation of the dining table required to sit 9 on a regular basis. The 3D version seems a bit small. If it is that wide, I'd consider flipping the opening and the passthrough into the kitchen. This would keep the traffic flow around the table versus a bit of an obstacle course. I think the 3D version is giving the illusion of more of a direct shot into the kitchen, when in reality the end of the table will be in the way. (You may be able to edit the properties of the table object and expand it to the real size). |
I'm definitely not an expert when it comes to room planning but I like what you have. I'm confused as to how large your dining table will be though. On your graph paper, it looks like you have a table for 12, but the table in your electronic plan only seats 6. Will you have enough space for a large table? We have a 9 ft table that comfortably seats 8 -10 and then comfortably seats 14 with two 18" leaves. At 12' long with the leaves, it's a bit too large for the room so those only come out when we're hosting a large party (like yesterday for Thanksgiving). |
I like the kitchen, but agree with gooster that the dining area might be an obstacle course. And some people aren't keen on bathrooms directly off the dining room (you might not be one of those people!). An idea: how about switching the bathroom to open to the right, where you have bookshelves now? Then move the piano either to the wall where the bathroom door was, or down to where you have the window seat. Putting it where you have the window seat would get it most out of the way of traffic, but would cost you the window seat/reading nook, which I love. But if you did that, you could move your sideboard on the wall where the bathroom door was, thus loosening up the whole dining area for traffic passage. (I haven't seen your previous thread, so apologize if you've already explained why these changes wouldn't work for you!) |
- Posted by michellemarie (My Page) on Fri, Nov 29, 13 at 21:41
As a mother of seven at home, I think you should consider 2 full size sinks. I see that you have 2 dishwashers which you will need. I would also forgo the 2 ranges and do a 48" range. I am not crazy about a bathroom right off the dining room. I think that is kind of gross. I would find an alternative to that. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Laughable's Previous thread on the layout for this house
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 12:26
I don't think the table will be that much of an issue...or zig zag. If you swap the doorway and cut-out in the kitchen, you also walk into the island and have to zig zag through the kitchen. Which would be less annoying? That would be my choice :) |
It's a wonderful new space! My DMIL, also mom to 7, would have LOVED to have had that kitchen (or the existing one, for that matter), especially the refrigerator space, and she used her chest freezer to great advantage. Do you need a desk area in the pantry? You might be able to use that space better as cabinets, and maybe have a light counter-height stool/stepstool (to reach the high cupboards, too). Where will you keep your broom and damp mop? If you don't want to put in a broom closet, perhaps on the back of the refrigerator wall? That wall will be very handy for flat storage! How about pegboard there? In the reading nook, perhaps a low round table with a tuck-under footstool or two that could be a "kids table" for gatherings or even a cozy evening tea spot. If you turn the dining table on a diagonal, would it be less of a zig-zag to walk through the house? You could always turn it straight when you need to expand it for gatherings. I think the kitchen feels very connected, great viewing and love the little "window" next to the doorway. It's really coming together :) |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 12:47
Old houses have bathrooms off kitchens and other public areas. We have one and its not the issue many think it is. If you do change the swing of the door I think you will find it will be in the almost closed position most of the time. A friend has two bathrooms like that and naturally everyone, kids too, leave the door just slightly ajar. If you can't/don't want to change the swing I think that is ok too. I didn't know the bath was already done. For the prep sink, I would think about how you everyone will use that sink. Will it be used to fill pots of water, wash veg., etc? That would determine the size. Our family is smaller than yours but when I wash and cut veggies and such I like a big sink but thats just me. Are you using the desk in the pantry as an office area? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Nini804's office in the pantry
This post was edited by laughable on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 17:22
Here's Willow Decor's Pantry and desk area. Beautiful, and quite a bit fancier than what I picture us doing. Inspiring, none the less. : ) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Willow Decor's Pantry
I've seen Willow's pantry a lot, and just sigh over it. I could store all my crystal, Grandma's crystal, Mom's crystal, the china (with all the accompanying bits), and simply stand in there and gaze LOL! Goodness knows my own family of males don't appreciate it all... I am a firm believer in some shallow pantry shelves for cans etc, 1 or 2 cans deep so you can FIND stuff thank you very much :) I like your pic (except for the cans laying sideways? I don't think so!), it looks like it's "between the studs". Make your shelves adjustable, though, definitely. You still may have room for a broom and a couple of cloths hanging back there, or magnetically to the freezers? |
I LOVE that between the studs can storage!! Those sideways cans would fall on my TOES every time I went by, lol!!! Laughable, I think that kitchen looks lovely! Nancy |
laughable: I was just suggesting that the pass through opening (3 feet) and counter with the fruit baskets could slide to the other end of the opening. I was concerned the chairs (and not just the table) would be getting in the way as the 7 kids rounded the corner from the main entry/stairs and LR to the snacks and fridge. (maybe slowing them down is a good thing!) You would have to shimmy now a bit more to get around the island, but the aisle is wider and the diversion less than routing around the two end chairs (empty, let alone with all 9 people sitting down for family dinner). Perhaps you were thinking of opening up the whole area, which would cause you to loose some storage. |
laughable - I'm not sure if I own your dream table, but it's definitely my dream table :-) It's the 9ft salvaged pine trestle table from Restoration Hardware, with a Monocoat oil finish. So far, indestructible with my messy family and great for seating large groups. What Architect program do you use for your layout? I'm trying to draft a layout for my kitchen remodel and am struggling getting everything to scale using pencil and graph paper (my division skills aren't so great, apparently!) I like your pantry idea, although the one in the picture seems a bit shallow. |
I like the kitchen but so sure about the dining area. Would moving the pantry to the bottom wall and removing (if possible??) the wall b/w kitchen and dining make any difference? I came up with this. Don't know how wise it is with seven kids but just added a panel in front of the bath door. |
Sorry, I haven't read through, but wanted to toss out this idea: - I would put the kitchen where the pantry is, to be opened next to the diningroom table. put the breakfast nook where you design the DWs/sink w/ the nice southern sun. I suggest this because w/ a large family having to walk around the DR table and then the large pantry... you need an open space. just a thought, |
Ah: yup, just what sena posted. |
Yes, the in-between studs pantry needs adjustable shelves, bpathome! The sideways cans are proof of that. (I didn't catch those sideways cans. I think I was too taken by the cute wrapping paper and ribbon storage. ; ) ) Thanks for your encouraging words, Nancy! Gooster, I did misunderstand what you were saying. Thanks for coming back and clarifying! I get it now. : ) What we have going on there is this: The end room was an addition, which you can see a little better if you look at the exterior shot above. The tree branches are blocking it a bit, but the portion that is sided in white is where I'm thinking of putting the kitchen. The floor of this room is stepped down from the main house, and has a lower ceiling than the rest of the main house. (Main house, 9+ ft, ceilings, end room, 8 ft. ceiling). The spot I labeled as a place for fruit baskets has a structural post in it. The window was my "clever" work-around. ; ) We need that post because it is the end of a load bearing wall that supports the upstairs of the main portion of the house. Currently, this is where the hall by the bathroom attaches to the end room. Rather than have a 3' opening right next to a wide archway, I filled it in a little to gain a bit of storage and a bit of unique architecture. Hope this makes sense, it's kind of hard to explain. Those are quite the tables, Juddgirl. I had fun looking at their designs. So you are happy with the Monocoat? I was researching that a while back. Have you had berry juice spill on your table and did it survive without staining? (I ask because a friend of mine did Monocoat on her floor but I think she had some trouble with a few things staining it.) I'd love for us to build our own table. That part would be relatively easy. It's the finish I'm having trouble figuring out. I don't know how to find something that compares to a catalyzed finish for home usage. I've found it easier to start my planning on graph paper. For a whole house, I do 1 square= 1 ft. For a single room, 1 square = 3 inches works pretty well. I darken the lines of the graph paper with a pencil and ruler and then make multiple copies on our photocopier. And draw with abandon, pencil in one hand, eraser in the other, and a white-out pen in the third. Well, not quite, but close. ; ) Once I have a few designs I'd like to pursue, I put them into the 3D program. Each way has value. Thanks for your input, Amanda, and thanks Sena for drawing that up! :O Wow. What program do you use to make your drawings? I'm using Broderbund 3D Home Architect 4.0, which is quite old. It only runs on our ancient laptop, which is s-l-o-w, and I half expect it to crash every time I use it. It's been a great program, but it might be time to look for something new. The newer versions of it got lousy ratings on Amazon. : ( That's really helpful to be able to compare both kitchen layouts. I think we might actually like the kitchen at the South end better. I don't know, I kind of get a cafeteria feel from the North end kitchen and a homier feel with the distinction of spaces that the south end one offers. Plus, southern light in the kitchen, priceless. Unfortunately, we can't spin the table that way. The poor person's chair at the end nearest the kitchen would fall down the step. Thanks for your comments, everyone. : ) |
Laughable, I just want to say how much I enjoy your writing. You have a terrific style :) I'm going to imagine you tapping away in your own "away" spot in your new pantry! |
laughable - I've found the Monocoat finish to be very durable. We've had juice, wine, chocolate sauce, and marinara spills and no staining. Water also beads up on the surface. It is due for a refresher coat on the tabletop though. That's a good idea to darken the lines of the graph paper, since they don't show up very well on copies. I just posted my proposed layout last night but I'll try to get a better scaled drawing and update the post. Using 3" per square might work better than the 4-8" I was using before. |
Good for you for working hard here in the layout stage, it will pay terrific dividends for a long time! Once your layout is set, think about exactly what goes where, consider glass front cabinets for everyday glasses if you want visiting guests to find and help themselves. Consider the reach of children when planning places for things that they will be frequently unloading from the dishwasher. Did you factor in the cost of two hoods for your two stoves? If they were side by side, you could have just one. Would one 36" be enough? I can't quite picture myself tending burners on separated stoves at the same time. |
A few more ideas for the DR. Hope no one would fall down the step this time-)) What if you have large windows and a door on the left instead of sliding doors? This could give the opportunity to keep the table in front of the windows when it's 11 people or just your family, so that the traffic from the entry may be eased somewhat. I also moved the entry closets to the stairs wall. The program I'm using is Home Designer Suite btw. |
I would also have the stoves side by side. I can't picture myself going back and forth between the two, stirring something on one burner, then having to go back to the other stove, etc., keeping an eye on everything. |
Awww, thanks for the kind words, bpathome. I think you just made my week. : ) Thank you for getting back to me about the Monocoat, juddgirl. I've been watching for your updated drawings. ; ) Thank you for redrawing the kitchen, Sena. A window and door could be a possibility. Homedisigner Suite. Great, thanks for getting back to me. : ) Maybe we should set up the dining room restaurant style with 2 tables, that way we could walk down the middle between the 2 of them, LOL. I love this kitchen design, but the dining room conundrum is making me a little bit batty. Good point, karlsmom. I want a slip of set space between the 2, but it could certainly be reduced. (Rollerskating between the 2 stoves ought to be avoided, right.) |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 18:07
Laughable- Here's a quick sketch...with ranges slightly closer together, little table and chairs by window seat, door to patio, and wall shifted over in kitchen. Would this work? :) Also, how difficult would it be to raise kitchen/pantry up, so that it's even with dining room level? I'm more aware of universal access, now...so just thought I'd ask.
This post was edited by lavender_lass on Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 18:10
I like this latest version by lavendar, though I think I would try to find another spot for the piano so the dining room has more breathing room and you can easily get by the chairs when someone is seated. Perhaps somewhere in the small sitting area? You may need to close things off a tad to get more wallspace. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 20:59
Thanks, Valinsv! What about piano in hallway, next to closet? That would create more space in the dining room...and imagine decorating the entry, at Christmas! Evergreens on the stair rail and decorations on the piano :)
This dining room is turning out to be a toughy. I toyed around with flopping the 1/2 wall storage North, too, Lavender. It does helps with the traffic flow from the entry to the kitchen...then it turns around and kills the traffic flow from the fridges and snack zone to the table! I'm wondering if we should just do a bit of a goofy arch with 2 openings and eliminate the half wall storage area all together??? I liked my little window, but maybe it's not worth the aggravation to the flow. Hey, hey, hey, no messin' with my entry closet, now miss Lavender Lass! ; ) LOL. Seriously, though, we really do need that closet there. We live in snow country so there is a lot of gear for all of us to get out and put away each day. It's not all going to fit prettily in a 6' closet. Thanks for chiming in, Valinsv. : ) How Lavender stuck the piano in the entry did give me another possibility for where the piano could go. What about where I have the bench by the front door? We could pull the bench out for when we need to sit to do shoes and push it in when done. It's an electric piano, so it's on the petite side, and it wouldn't be affected by drafts. The kids love to have daddy play at night when they go to bed, this would really help the sound to carry upstairs. : ) Our current table is 4' wide by 7' long, a giant oval. I have a feeling we're going to outgrow it, but it does fit better in the plan than my pretend 10' sketched one fits. Good idea on 2 lights for that long table. Hadn't thought about that, that one chandelier might not light the whole thing! Lavender, your question about universal design is a very good one, especially after the health challenges that your husband has faced this year. If we raise the floor up, it puts the ceiling at less than 8'. Hmmmm.... Not that that's a horrible thing, but with how high the ceilings are in the rest of the house, I'm wondering if you'd feel like you were stepping into a hobbit kitchen. Good thoughts and questions. Thanks! |
Wait, it's an electric piano? So you could have it anywhere? Well, then: first thought, in the nook, with bookshelves surrounding it? A bench could do double-duty as a table and vice versa. Or in the DR where it was, with storage above. LR by the woodstove? Longish bench that could be seating, too. My DMIL uses an old kitchen chair at her piano (two chairs for duets). Or, upstairs! Anyone practicing while others are sleeping can wear their headphones. |
laughable - I just updated my original post with my new drawings. Thanks for the tip on darkening the lines of the graph paper. I was able to do a general layout and make several copies with the lines showing, so I can use these as templates! That's a tough call re cutting your half storage wall. I have a similar half wall of cabinets opening up into the great room. They're nice both to use as storage and also to create a separation between the great room and kitchen, but the custom cabinetmaker who came out to measure suggested eliminating them to open up the entrance to the kitchen. I'm considering that, or just making it a shorter run than it's current 70" width. I have a hard time giving up storage though! |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 2:26
Okay, I put the closet back....we won't touch the closets! LOL I know you like the south light in the kitchen, but what about a big window facing the patio/deck? Then you could maybe have a greenhouse window in the pantry/office, for starting seedlings in the spring...if you garden. It seems almost too open with no wall between kitchen and dining room...so I put in a half wall with column/post on each end. You could have shallow storage/shelves on dining room side or pantry on kitchen side. It would also give you a place to set things down by the table (extra plates, platters, etc.) and still let more light flow between rooms. The piano might be too crowded at the bottom of the stairs, so I put it back in the dining room. Maybe the bench could be additional seating, when needed? Just a few ideas...and I'm missing the garden already (we live in snow country, too) so I added a few flowers :)
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 14:57
Oh, and a hobbit kitchen might not be so bad...it has a lot of charm :)
LOL!!!! As long as there's no beard hairs in my soup! I worked on my computer program with the new plan you drew up, but I don't have time to upload it til later. Must feed family. |
That's a nice idea, LL; all is open to all, yet has a little separation, too :), and there's "circulation" through the kitchen with the half-wall. |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 19:12
Sorry if this was already mentioned. The outside door from dining area. Could that be made into a slider so you would not have to be concerned with swing room? I have a french door off my kitchen now instead of the slider and miss the slider. |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 20:57
LOL! Pretty :) I was thinking flowers on the outside with the patio below. Something like this?
Beautiful, both of you! : ) |
- Posted by angela12345 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 6, 13 at 20:21
Wait, what ?? Is this a new house ? Did you ever do the remodel in the old house ? I'm so confused !! |
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Sat, Dec 7, 13 at 5:17
You might want to look again at the pantry wall arrangement. You USE the pantry and the refs when cooking. In the current arrangement, the pantry entrance is centered for no particular reason - making it further to travel for the cook. The refrigerator is a good 12-15 feet around the island to main prep. Also, forgive me, but the pantry just looks like a collection of miscellaneous stuff shoved in there instead of a storage pantry. The reality of a desk like that is no one will use it because its dark, cramped and not fun to be rolling back in the chair and smacking into the open door or the extra ref/frz. Then too, the ref door will not open all the way and the doored cabinet on the shared bath wall can't be opened. Even if you do something like use sliding doors, you won't be able to use the stuff in the area by the side of the ref because you won't be able to reach it. Try not turning the corner between the range wall and pantry wall with cabinets. Put the entrance to the pantry there instead, then do refs and then do counter to the doorway to the dining room. One of those cabinets could double as a standing desk. Then try shelving around the "U" shap of the longer part of the pantry for storage ending in the blank ref. Keep cabinets along the left hand short wall and maybe a crate space with counter over it facing what is now the doorway. Start or finish the "U" with the extra ref/freezer. |
Newsflash: We've abandoned this plan. Rrrrrrrrrrrrrr....crash. The gluttonous pantry has got to go. We're back to trying to fit the kitchen in the middle room where it was originally located. There are so many parts and pieces to try to figure out. We'd like to keep the big room open for a family room and/or dining area. My brain feels like a soggy marshmallow held in the hand of a two year old. For way too long. Thanks for evaluating this plan, Bmore. Yes Angela, we are in the process of buying a different house. When our farmhouse kitchen is finished, I'll post it for you all to see. : ) (No, it isn't quite done yet.) |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Sat, Dec 7, 13 at 13:34
I'm just going to say it...since your husband can do so much construction, could you move that bathroom to the other side of the house? I know it's fairly new, but I think it would make SUCH a difference to your layout and give you more southern light! If the bathroom and basement access were on the same side, that would give you a nice layout for living room, kitchen, dining room. Why the switch for kitchen and dining? Do you want more view and light out the back? Could you use a banquette on one side, to help with seating? Let us know what's possible and we'll give you some more ideas! :) Here's a quick sketch...would something like this work? Oh, and still missing my garden (it's finally up to 10 degrees today) so I added more plants! LOL
This post was edited by lavender_lass on Sat, Dec 7, 13 at 19:53
Thanks for giving it another shot, Lavender. DH is not interested in moving the bathroom, so that won't be a possibility. Here are some flowers for you, though. : ) My daughter grew gladiolas this summer. This was one of the bouquets she photographed. Enjoy! |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Mon, Dec 9, 13 at 15:45
Thanks for the flowers! They're beautiful :) Can you keep the pantry and move it to the end of the dining room? Something like this?
This post was edited by lavender_lass on Mon, Dec 9, 13 at 15:51
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Dec 10, 13 at 13:48
Laughable- You know, I realize that the desk takes up space and some people may question it...but I can see why you really need it! My MIL has nine kids and they lived in a small house. She said you need a space, just for you. Where you can close the door and keep everyone out, long enough to concentrate on something...anything! LOL I think you should keep your space, if at all possible. Yes, there's storage in there, too...which you need. But, there's also the potential for a sunny south window, maybe a few plants on the sill, and a DOOR to keep little ones out (if only for a few minutes) while you pay a bill, plan a menu, or just have a moment's peace while visiting all of us on Gardenweb! I'm sure you love your family (don't we all?) but everyone needs a little space to call their own. That's what Sarah Susanka says in the 'Not So Big House' books...and I hope you find enough room to keep your space :) |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Tue, Dec 10, 13 at 14:07
I don't know if you need a sink in the pantry or not but with the bathroom right next door, it would not be hard to do the plumbing. I can't see the pantry area clearly to see what you have there. |
Oh, I remember... you are the two stove lady! Will have to come back and read the whole thing but my first thought for the bathroom was 'pocket door'. I just like pocket doors but it might be neat for that little bathroom. And maybe quieter, if you catch my drift. |
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Mark Douglas Mulligan, 52, of Columbus, died on Friday, June 10, 2011, at his residence.
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He was preceded in death by a sister.
William Holtzhauer, formerly of St. Marys, died on Sunday, June 26, 2011, at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Ky. Arrangements are being completed with the Miller – Long and Folk Funeral Home, 314 W. High St., St. Marys.
Patricia Ann Freeman, 81, of Viera, Fla., died at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, June 22, 2011, at the Wuesthoff Hospice in Rockledge, Fla.
She was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Reinhart and Henrietta Amanda (Olson) Hugelen, and they preceded her in death.
She married Clifford D. "Tip" Freeman, and he preceded her in death on Oct. 10, 1995.
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Donna Jean Doseck, 88, of Spencerville, died at 2:49 a.m. Tuesday, June 28, 2011, at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima. Funeral arrangements are being completed at the Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville.
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Rumours - Avram Grant to take over at West Ham
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Gianfranco Zola has been given the backing of the board at West Ham, which can surely only mean one thing.
If the loveable Italian does exit stage left, Avram Grant is being tipped as the man to arrive at Upton Park in the summer.
The Daily Mirror reckon Pompey boss Grant is on a 'short list', having impressed the owners by leading the relegated side to the FA Cup final.
The 54-year-old is reportedly joined by Steve 'Schteeeve' McLaren, Martin Jol and Slaven Bilic on the Hammers' wanted list.
In other West Ham news, there are apparently plans to put every player at the club up for sale apart from Scott Parker.
Seeing as Parker has been their best player this season, it might prove hard to hold onto him - with Arsenal among the potential suitors suggested in the gossip columns.
Carlton Cole has been linked with a £10 million move to Aston Villa.
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On the occasion of receiving the SAG Lifetime Achievement Award, CNN interviewed screen legend Debbie Reynolds. The Halloween Town actress revealed that her granddaughter is joining her daughter, Carrie
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How did you feel about your daughter following you into the business? And now returning to the Star Wars franchise?
George Lucas is a great producer, and I'm very grateful to him for giving my daughter an opportunity to play a great part. My first [big] role was "Singin' in the Rain," and my daughter's first [big] role was "Star Wars." I had one bun for a hairdo, and Carrie had two buns! She just finished the new "Star Wars" — and my granddaughter, Billie Lourd, is playing a role in it, too! It's very exciting to see my granddaughter jumping into the fray also.


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FAIRFIELD — Rural Fairfield resident Lucas Oswald loves to build cars.
And whether he builds them in Nebraska or Southern California — where he spent six months in 2013 filming the car reality series, "Lords of the Car Hoards" — he imagines he'll continue to chop and shave automobile steel until the day he dies.
The six-episode series, starring hosts Rick Dore and Chuck Palumbo, features an assembly of car hoarders who agree to part with their collections of unrestored classic cars in exchange for services that will transform their favorite keeper into the car of their dreams. The season premier airs Monday on the Discovery Channel at 9 p.m. Central Time.
Oswald, 29, was invited to participate in the program based on his longstanding association with Dore. The two men worked together for more than a decade through 2008 in Arizona.
Inspired by his father, Craig, a Hastings Fire Department firefighter, Oswald has been chopping cars into finely tuned works of mobile art at his sheet metal fabricating shop near Fairfield for 15 years. His body of work through the years is formidable. His favorite project — sentimentally speaking — was customizing a 1968 Chevy Truck for his father.
Dore first contacted him about doing the show months before securing the Discovery Channel series. During filming, the hosts and crew worked tirelessly around the clock — with microphones on and cameras rolling — to document the six hoarder episodes. Cars transformed into dream rides by Oswald and four others during filming included: a 1968 Charger; 1955 Pontiac; 1970 Camaro; 1961 Corvair van; 1940 Ford truck; and 1950 Mercury.
With no pre-screening opportunities afforded the cast, Oswald will be watching the series for the first time when he views it with his family on television in the coming weeks. He hopes the selected footage truly captures the essence of the project.
"I'm a little nervous and a little excited," he said. "I have no clue what's going to be in it."
After completing the series, which was shot on location in Oceanside, Calif., near San Diego between April 19 and Oct. 19, 2013, Oswald stayed on in Southern California for several months assisting Dore on other projects. Should response to the show give rise to a second season, he is ready to re-join fellow cast members, if asked.
"I want it to succeed," he said. "I think everybody is excited. Everyone's anxiously awaiting March 17 and beyond."
Whether the show will garner the success enjoyed by other car-related reality shows like "My Classic Car," "Top Gear," "Pimp My Ride," "Monster Garage," "Overhaulin'," "Crank and Chrome," and others remains to be seen. Oswald believes its unique premise will entertain viewers on multiple levels.
"It's going to be pretty broad-based, actually," he said of the anticipated fan base. "First, there are car hoarders, so there's a problem: having sentimental ties to objects. That comes across.
"Then the car build will be interesting to another group of people. And the hosts Rick and Chuck are pretty interesting people, too. From a builder point of view, there have never been cars quite like this built on TV before. They are well-built cars, and I think that's going to show."
Besides determining where he'll hang his hat, he doesn't foresee a successful series run interfering with how he chooses to make his living each day. Acting is well and good, but could never replace the thrill he gets from transforming cars from nothing to something, good to better, or better to best.
"I enjoy every aspect of it," he said of building cars. "I really enjoy creating a car that has better lines than it ever did from the factory."
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Most likely. Only those two leaves? Remove affected leaves and dispose of out of the garden and begin regular spraying with fungicide of choice. Dave |
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I see only two leaves and each one has just one lesion. I can't see the internal structure of the one on the right, but the one on the left looks like the beginning, possibly, of Septoria Leaf Spot to me, a very common fungal foliage disease, Because of the way it's spread, via wind and embedded in rain drops, no doubt it would have affected ALL your tomato plants unless you bought just the one being shown and it was infected where you bought it or where whomever raised the seedlings that sold them to a nursery, farmer's market, etc. Carolyn |
To be on the safe side, I would spray with fungicide, as already suggested. Actually you should spray with fungicide on a schedule. I have done it couple of rounds already myself. Prevention is easier than fighting disease. |
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Charles Euchner's Nobody Turn Me Around shines much needed light on the legions of individuals and institutions behind the March on Washington. Euchner offers a particularly useful window onto three issues shaping the 1963 rally: the scale of the organizing effort, the ideological and personal tensions driving march organizers, and the policies activists pressed the Kennedy Administration and Congress to enact. By centering his analysis on the people and polices driving the march, Euchner presents the rally as a fully human contrivance—the product of dedicated but nonetheless flawed people who understood the value of forging temporary alliances to achieve specific political ends.
FDL Book Salon Welcomes Charles Euchner, Nobody Turn Me Around: A People's History of the 1963 March on Washington |
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Rep. John Lewis: "Today It Is Unbelievable That There Are Republican Officials Still Trying to Stop Some People From Voting" |
By: Pam Spaulding Thursday September 6, 2012 4:15 pm |
As I've written before, the term "civil rights" covers all social justice issues, and Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), an ally to the LGBT community, has literally taken body blows for equality. Today it is almost unthinkable that we're talking about the basic right to vote and the incessant attacks on the right to disenfranchise voters they believe will not cast their ballot for Republicans.
Rep John L Lewis Joins 100+ House Members to Define Dissent from Boehner's DOMA Effort |
By: Teddy Partridge Tuesday November 1, 2011 5:03 pm |
Congressman John Lewis (D_GA), who knows a thing or two about the civil rights struggle firsthand, has joined 110 of his House colleagues in a brief opposing John Boehner's expensive legal defense of the Defense of Marriage Act (DODOMA).
R.I.P. Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, Civil Rights Giant |
By: Pam Spaulding Thursday October 6, 2011 1:10 pm |
On a day overshadowed by the coverage of the passing of Steve Jobs, we also lost a civil rights leader who literally took body blows for racial equality. The Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, a contemporary of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rep. John Lewis and others who put their lives on the line, died at 89.
Dumb and Uninformed Actions by Dumb and Uninformed Elected Officials |
By: Ruth Calvo Thursday June 16, 2011 7:00 pm |
While all the major media outlets were carrying news about Rep. Weiner's penis, the House adopted projected Agriculture Budget cuts that will seriously diminish the U.S. support for women and children if they prevail. Although there were several – well, approaching 20 – members of the right who declined to add their vote, the measure passed with one Dem. joining in the irresponsible measure to reduce spending on needy for nutrition, by support of farmers that contribute their products and are repaid.
Wingers Going after the Babies |
By: Ruth Calvo Wednesday June 15, 2011 5:15 pm |
Proposed $47 million cuts in the program of nutrition for Women, Infants and Children will make it that more difficult for pregnant women and small children, literally, to survive. These cuts are extended by Pentagon spending increases.
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By: Mauimom Sunday May 29, 2011 1:59 pm |
The cover of Freedom Riders: 1961 and the Struggle for Racial Justice features a dramatic picture of a burning bus and the mug shots of Freedom Riders who'd been jailed in the notorious Parchman Mississippi State Prison. Most of us are familiar with these images. Ray Arsenault's book provides the stories behind the pictures — and so much more.
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TAPPER: One of my colleagues in the Associated Press asked you a direct question, was there any direct intelligence suggesting that there would be an attack on the U.S. consulates. You said that a story — referred to a story being false and said there was no actionable intelligence, but you didn't answer his question. Was there any intelligence, period — intelligence, period, suggesting that there was going to be an attack on either the –
CARNEY: There was no intelligence that in any way could have been acted on to prevent these attacks. It is — I mean, I think the DNI spokesman was very declarative about this, that the report is false. The report suggested that there was intelligence that was available prior to this that led us to believe that this facility would be attacked, and that is false.
TAPPER: Why was there not adequate security around Ambassador Stevens?
CARNEY: In terms of the security at the Benghazi facility or post, I would have to refer you to the State Department for specifics about what security was there.
There was a security presence. It was, unfortunately, not enough to resist the attacks that we saw, and resulted in the tragic loss of life, but there was security. It is also the case that in reaction to this, the president has ordered that we review all of our security arrangements for embassy facilities and other diplomatic facilities around the world. But in terms of the specific security that was in place at Benghazi, I'd have to refer you to the State Department.
TAPPER: Wouldn't it seem logical that the anniversary of 9/11 would be a time that you would want to have extra security around diplomats and military posts?
CARNEY: Well, as you know, there — we are very vigilant around anniversaries like 9/11. The president is always briefed and brought up to speed on all the precautions being taken. But let's be -
TAPPER: Obviously not vigilant enough.
CARNEY: Jake, let's be clear. This — these protests were in reaction to a video that had spread to the region –
TAPPER: At Benghazi?
CARNEY: We certainly don't know; we don't know otherwise. You know, we have no information to suggest that it was a preplanned attack. The unrest we've seen around the region has been in reaction to a video that Muslims, many Muslims find offensive. And while the violence is reprehensible and unjustified, it is not a reaction to the 9/11 anniversary that we know of or to U.S. policy.
TAPPER: The group around the Benghazi post was well-armed, it was a well-coordinated attack. Do you think it was a spontaneous protest against a movie?
CARNEY: Look, this is obviously under investigation, and I don't have — but I answered the question.
ANOTHER REPORTER: But your operating assumptions — your operating assumption is that that was — that was in response to the video, in Benghazi? I just want to clear that up. That's the framework; that's the operating assumption?
CARNEY: It's not an assumption –
TAPPER: Administration officials have said that it looks like this was something other than -
CARNEY: I think there have been misreports on this, Jake, even in the press, which some of it has been speculative. What I'm telling you is this is under investigation. The unrest around the region has been in response to this video. We do not, at this moment, have information to suggest or to tell you that would indicate that any of this unrest was preplanned.
What is true about Libya is that — a couple of things. One is it's one of the more pro-American countries in the region. Two, it is a very new government. It is a country that has just come out of a revolution and a lot of turmoil, and there are certainly a lot of armed groups. So the fact that there are weapons in the region and the new government is not — you know, is still building up its capacities in terms of security and its — and its ability to ensure the security of facilities is not necessarily reflective of anything except for the remarkable transformation that's been going on in the region.
TAPPER: My last question, it was said that what happened at 9/11 was a failure of imagination, failure of American policymakers and counterterrorism officials to anticipate the kind of attack that could have taken place. This would seem to be the exact opposite. Was this a failure by the Obama administration? Did the president and his administration mess up in any way?
CARNEY: Jake, again, what we have seen is unrest around the region in response to a video that Muslims find offensive, many Muslims find offensive. We have seen incidents like this in the past in reaction to other actions, cartoons, and other actions that have been taken that have been — have led to protests and violence in the region.
And we have managed those situations, and we are working to ensure that our diplomatic personnel and our diplomatic facilities are secure as we deal with the response to this video, which we believe is offensive and disgusting….I think you have to understand what is happening currently in the region and what it is a response to. This is not — this has been in –
TAPPER: No, I don't need to understand that, I think the people who protect the embassies need to understand it.
MR. CARNEY: The cause of the unrest was a video, and that continues today, as you know, as we anticipated. And it may continue for sometime. We are working with governments around the region to remind them of their responsibilities to provide security to diplomatic personnel and facilities, and we are ensuring that more resources are put in place to protect our embassies and consulates and our personnel in these parts of the world where unrest is occurring.
(Later in the briefing)
TAPPER: While we were sitting here, Secretary Panetta and the vice chair of the joint chiefs briefed the Senate Armed Services Committee, and the senators came out and said their indication was that this — for the attack on Benghazi — was a terrorist attack organized and carried out by terrorists, that it was premeditated, a calculated act of terror. Levin said — Senator Levin, I think it was a planned premeditated attack, the kind of equipment that they had used. There is evidence it was a planned premeditated attack. Is there anything more you can — now that the administration is briefing senators on this, is there anything more you can tell us?
CARNEY: Right. Well, I think we wait to hear from administration officials. Again, it's actively under investigation, both the Benghazi attack and incidents elsewhere, you know. And my point was that at — we don't have and did not have concrete evidence to suggest that this was not in reaction to the film.
But we're obviously investigating the matter, and, you know, I'll certainly — you know, I'm sure both Department of Defense and the White House and other places will have more to say about that as more information becomes available.
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Recent attacks have residents in fear for their children, but should they be scared ?
Just last week, two mountain lion attacks were reported in the Sand Canyon area. The first incident, which involved a horse, occurred during the twilight hours. The horse was left severely injured, with deep gashes and bite marks, but is expected to recover.
After the attack, footprints and nearby mountain lion sightings left residents believing that such an animal was at fault. The veterinarian inspecting the horse also said the injuries appeared to be from a large cat.
Just two days later, a dog was found dead. Residents believed that the dog was a victim of a mountain lion attack, but unlike most attacks, think that it occurred during the afternoon.
Contributing author and Interpretive Naturalist Wendy Langhans offers up the following to help better understand mountain lions.
The following is written by Wendy Langhans:
Mountain lions are crepuscular predators, which means they are most active at dawn, dusk and nighttime. They are solitary hunters and are territorial. Most local mountain lions territories range in size from 40 square miles (females) to 150 square miles (males).
Although deer are their primary source of food, they will also eat raccoons, rabbits and birds. And on very rare occasions, have been known to attack people.
But, over the course of almost 150 years, there have only been 16 documented cases of mountain lion attacks on people in California. Your odds of being struck by lightening are 1000 times greater than being attacked by a mountain lion.
We also have to remember to give credit to the mountain lions, and remember that they play an important role in our ecosystem. They keep our deer, raccoon, and rabbit population in check.
But because more than half of California is mountain lion habitat, it was only a matter of time until mountain lions came out into our community. Another reason sightings are more common is because our valley is going through a drought, and many herbivores come to our landscaped homes in search of water. The mountain lion will follow its prey, even if its near civilization.
If you were to see a mountain lion:
DO Stand Tall- Mountain lions will be intimidated if you appear larger
DO Yell- If you make a lot of noise, you have a good chance of scaring the animal
DO NOT Hike Alone- Most mountain lions will feel outnumbered and will not confront you
DO NOT Run- Almost all animals are instinct based, and if you run, their natural tendency is to chase.
If you have livestock and pets on your property, here are a few steps to prevent a future attack.
1.) Put livestock and pets inside at night
2.) Clear brush- eliminates hiding or living areas for wild animals
3.) Install outdoor lighting, preferably motion activated- this will scare most of the wild animals away
4.) Put your garbage away- this will keep the raccoons and coyotes out, which mountain lions hunt
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28 Therefore, thus says the LORD: Behold, I am giving this city into the hands of the Chalde'ans and into the hand of Nebuchadrez'zar king of Babylon, and he shall take it. | 28 Therefore, this is what the LORD says: I am about to hand this city over to the Babylonians and to Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, who will capture it. |
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HARMANâs AKG K702 Headphones Take Art Appreciation To Next Level At âThe Art Of Rap: Remixed and Masteredâ Hip Hop Gallery
Working to focus the spotlight on the true artistry of hip hop, curator and artist herself, Miz Metro has combined visual works of art with classic rap tracks and remixes in her gallery, The Art of Rap: Remixed and Mastered. Inspired by the Ice-T documentary, The Art of Rap, the New York City gallery features hip hop centric graffiti art and photos by renowned artists Shirt King Phade, Jamel Shabazz and Ryan Keeley. Utilizing HARMANâs AKG K702 headphones, the gallery comes alive with newly remixed sounds by Keith Shocklee.
The idea: create an abstract visual version of hip hop and combine it with actual music to maximize the feeling and understanding for an all-encompassing experience. Working together with Miz Metro, Shocklee put together four mixes sampled from Public Enemyâs album Fear of a Black Planet. Shockleeâs gallery remixes are titled: The Hard Rhymer, Planet Black, Stolen Sole and Power of the Flight.
âThis isnât your regular gallery elevator music,â said Shocklee, a founding member of The Bomb Squad and Public Enemy. âUsing classic, original hip hop and remixing it to fit the theme of the gallery is another way of branding art. We can give it a 3D feel. With the added music, the artists have an entirely new way of showcasing their masterpieces.â
âI want the galleryâs visitors to actually enjoy the full experience and purchase our work, hopefully sampling it in their own pieces,â commented Miz Metro. âOur visitors are continually impressed with the music selection; itâs truly inspiring.â
In fact, in one instance, a music enthusiast actually took it upon herself to lift the iPod and the AKG K702âs to walk around the gallery listening to the tracks. She was completely taken back by the quality of the art and continued to enjoy the exhibits, even though the music portion was supposed to stay at its specific area in the gallery. âHow could you get angry at that? She was lost in the sound,â joked Miz Metro.
âAll of the pieces are falling into place for the gallery; the sound art is crazy,â continued Shocklee. âI stand by AKG because itâs vital to the music world when recording and listening. AKG was the standard in the studio when I was coming up and I trust their sound. When I was looking for the perfect channel to showcase my sound art, I didnât even bother looking for anything other than the K702âs.â
âThe Art of Rap: Remixed and Mastered is a fantastic project, where visitors experience a completely new level of art,â commented Joseph Wagoner, project manager, wireless-tours-install, AKG. âThe precision and quality of the K702âs will ensure the gallery continues to stun. Keith, Miz Metro and the entire team have really outdone themselves and AKG is proud to be a part of the gallery as it continues touring the United States.â
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Blisters: The First Aid Is Counter-Intuitive
Blisters happen when there sufficient rubbing of the skin and the skin becomes irritated, hot, and chaffed. If severe enough, blisters can lead to an open wound, bleeding, infection, and much discomfort.
Preventing Blisters
- Make sure all of your equipment fits well.
- Use protective tape as required.
- With new equipment, break it in a bit at a time.
- Never use new equipment in competition.
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First Aid for Blisters
- Do not puncture blisters. This may lead to infections and they will take longer to heal.
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9 He that covereth a transgression seeketh love; but he that repeateth a matter separateth very friends. | 9 He who covers over an offense promotes love, but whoever repeats the matter separates close friends. |
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1 And Eliphaz the Temanite answereth and saith: -- | 1 Then Eliphaz the Temanite replied: |
2 Doth a wise man answer [with] vain knowledge? And fill [with] an east wind his belly? | 2 "Would a wise man answer with empty notions or fill his belly with the hot east wind? |
3 To reason with a word not useful? And speeches -- no profit in them? | 3 Would he argue with useless words, with speeches that have no value? |
4 Yea, thou dost make reverence void, And dost diminish meditation before God. | 4 But you even undermine piety and hinder devotion to God. |
5 For thy mouth teacheth thine iniquity, And thou chooseth the tongue of the subtile. | 5 Your sin prompts your mouth; you adopt the tongue of the crafty. |
6 Thy mouth declareth thee wicked, and not I, And thy lips testify against thee. | 6 Your own mouth condemns you, not mine; your own lips testify against you. |
7 The first man art thou born? And before the heights wast thou formed? | 7 "Are you the first man ever born? Were you brought forth before the hills? |
8 Of the secret counsel of God dost thou hear? And withdrawest thou unto thee wisdom? | 8 Do you listen in on God's council? Do you limit wisdom to yourself ? |
9 What hast thou known, and we know not? Understandest thou -- and it is not with us? | 9 What do you know that we do not know? What insights do you have that we do not have? |
10 Both the gray-headed And the very aged [are] among us -- Greater than thy father [in] days. | 10 The gray-haired and the aged are on our side, men even older than your father. |
11 Too few for thee are the comforts of God? And a gentle word [is] with thee, | 11 Are God's consolations not enough for you, words spoken gently to you? |
12 What -- doth thine heart take thee away? And what -- are thine eyes high? | 12 Why has your heart carried you away, and why do your eyes flash, |
13 For thou turnest against God thy spirit? And hast brought out words from thy mouth: | 13 so that you vent your rage against God and pour out such words from your mouth? |
14 What [is] man that he is pure, And that he is righteous, one born of woman? | 14 "What is man, that he could be pure, or one born of woman, that he could be righteous? |
15 Lo, in His holy ones He putteth no credence, And the heavens have not been pure in His eyes. | 15 If God places no trust in his holy ones, if even the heavens are not pure in his eyes, |
16 Also -- surely abominable and filthy Is man drinking as water perverseness. | 16 how much less man, who is vile and corrupt, who drinks up evil like water! |
17 I shew thee -- hearken to me -- And this I have seen and declare: | 17 "Listen to me and I will explain to you; let me tell you what I have seen, |
18 Which the wise declare -- And have not hid -- from their fathers. | 18 what wise men have declared, hiding nothing received from their fathers |
19 To them alone was the land given, And a stranger passed not over into their midst: | 19 (to whom alone the land was given when no alien passed among them): |
20 `All days of the wicked he is paining himself, And few years have been laid up for the terrible one. | 20 All his days the wicked man suffers torment, the ruthless through all the years stored up for him. |
21 A fearful voice [is] in his ears, In peace doth a destroyer come to him. | 21 Terrifying sounds fill his ears; when all seems well, marauders attack him. |
22 He believeth not to return from darkness, And watched [is] he for the sword. | 22 He despairs of escaping the darkness; he is marked for the sword. |
23 He is wandering for bread -- `Where [is] it?' He hath known that ready at his hand Is a day of darkness. | 23 He wanders about--food for vultures; he knows the day of darkness is at hand. |
24 Terrify him do adversity and distress, They prevail over him As a king ready for a boaster. | 24 Distress and anguish fill him with terror; they overwhelm him, like a king poised to attack, |
25 For he stretched out against God his hand, And against the Mighty he maketh himself mighty. | 25 because he shakes his fist at God and vaunts himself against the Almighty, |
26 He runneth unto Him with a neck, With thick bosses of his shields. | 26 defiantly charging against him with a thick, strong shield. |
27 For he hath covered his face with his fat, And maketh vigour over [his] confidence. | 27 "Though his face is covered with fat and his waist bulges with flesh, |
28 And he inhabiteth cities cut off, houses not dwelt in, That have been ready to become heaps. | 28 he will inhabit ruined towns and houses where no one lives, houses crumbling to rubble. |
29 He is not rich, nor doth his wealth rise, Nor doth he stretch out on earth their continuance. | 29 He will no longer be rich and his wealth will not endure, nor will his possessions spread over the land. |
30 He turneth not aside from darkness, His tender branch doth a flame dry up, And he turneth aside at the breath of His mouth! | 30 He will not escape the darkness; a flame will wither his shoots, and the breath of God's mouth will carry him away. |
31 Let him not put credence in vanity, He hath been deceived, For vanity is his recompence. | 31 Let him not deceive himself by trusting what is worthless, for he will get nothing in return. |
32 Not in his day is it completed, And his bending branch is not green. | 32 Before his time he will be paid in full, and his branches will not flourish. |
33 He shaketh off as a vine his unripe fruit, And casteth off as an olive his blossom. | 33 He will be like a vine stripped of its unripe grapes, like an olive tree shedding its blossoms. |
34 For the company of the profane [is] gloomy, And fire hath consumed tents of bribery. | 34 For the company of the godless will be barren, and fire will consume the tents of those who love bribes. |
35 To conceive misery, and to bear iniquity, Even their heart doth prepare deceit. | 35 They conceive trouble and give birth to evil; their womb fashions deceit." |
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