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43 And Ahinoam hath David taken from Jezreel, and they are -- even both of them -- to him for wives; | 43 David had also married Ahinoam of Jezreel, and they both were his wives. |
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Pakistani Taliban besieged, but confident
In a basement in Bannu, a group of Pakistani Taliban vow to continue Afghan operations.
Bannu, Pakistan
The 26-year-old Pakistani pro-Taliban militant Majnoon used to openly vice patrol in his hometown, Datta Khel, along the Afghan border, he says. But since a peace agreement in his area ended two months ago, the Pakistani Army is after him, and he says he can no longer go after those who violate Islamic social norms. But he still wants to continue his struggle for an Islamic state in Afghanistan.
"Now the training camps over here are shunned, and everybody is on the road to get training in suicide attacks and other tactics inside Afghanistan," says Majnoon, wearing a white prayer cap.
Majnoon, and a few other self-declared Taliban fighters interviewed recently in a basement in Bannu, say that the NATO and US forces in Afghanistan now face more threats from Pakistani pro-Taliban militants than before a controversial peace agreement was broken.
Pro-Taliban militants and the Pakistani government signed a heavily criticized peace agreement in February 2005 and September 2006. The Pakistani Army agreed to reduce its presence in tribal areas if the militants would stop attacking the Pakistani Army and forces in Afghanistan.
But many analysts and observers said that the peace agreement provided free cross-border movement for Taliban fighters, thereby increasing violence and instability.
Last July, the agreement came to an end following a standoff between the Pakistani military and militants in Islamabad's Lal (Red) Mosque.
No longer occupied with vice patrols and running their own tribal government, Majnoon and other Pakistani Taliban say they are now devoting their efforts fighting the Pakistani military and foreign soldiers in Afghanistan, though it has become harder for them to operate.


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Hello! Just to make sure I understand in a *basic* way. Is this right? For the 5:1:1, the best bark is if it's either a) partly composted, or in a pinch, b) uncomposted. But you don't want *fully* composted b/c it will be too fine. Is that right? I very very much appreciate all the knowledge here. At the same time, I do need to actually go get some of this stuff and I get overwhelmed by too much theory. I am going to look for dime-sized or fingernail sized bits, and I am not going to screen, and I hope that will work. (Screening may happen in the future, I hope.) Thanks again for any feedback. |
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You are on the right track. IMO what you said is ok. The mix will decompose fast enough anyway if it starts out uncomposted. The only thing I learned from experience, is to start with a mix that is a bit more water retentive. The 511 drains almost too well. I needed more like 521, or 421 to start or my pots dried out way too fast for blueberries. Just don't add lime to the mix. Add garden gypsum for calcium and supplement the magnesium with some kind of fertilizer. |
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Hello Need2SeeGreen. Yes you have that correct. For Al's "grit mix" you should use uncomposted pine or fir bark if possible, and for the 5-1-1 slightly composted pine/fir bark is ideal. I believe the idea here is that the more composted the bark is, the more water it will hold and the more it will fill in the small air pockets within the soil. I'm attaching a photo I've posted in a different thread. This might help show the difference between composted and fresh bark. The top photo shows pine bark that is mostly fresh, but just starting to break down (compost) slightly. This could be used for either the grit mix (with screening) or for the 5-1-1 mix (no screening required). The center photo shows older pine bark that is well into the composting process. As you see, the bark is still visible, but much of it has turned to small particles and dust. This composted bark is what I'm using for the 5-1-1 mix, and because it already has fine particles I'm not adding any peat to my 5-1-1 mix. Hope that helps. TYG |
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I'm not familiar with LaFont, but can relate to dismay at burning your "good" pots making hummingbird syrup! I don't know if it would work with your Le Creuset pot, but a heavy dose of baking soda with water, repeated twice, worked for my stainless steel pot. The second time I just left it for "ages" though, as I thought it wasn't working.... and when I came back to it, the water had evaporated and the black burned syrup mostly peeled off. Then a little more scrubbing at the pot was good to go. After that I started making my hummer syrup by boiling the water separately, then adding to the sugar to dissolve.... much simpler! I often make it right in empty Mason jars so don't need to use another container to measure. Just thought you might like to consider that method, if you're nearly as forgetful as me. |
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Well, I had to do it. Here's the St. Patrick's Day version of my Giant Geometric Wall Heart that I made for Valentine's Day. Green is my favorite color, so I think this guy is going to stay on my dining room wall for quite a while. Plus, it should bring me some good luck to have a giant shamrock in my home, right?
For this shamrock, you'll need 10 pieces of scrapbook paper. I used mint, forest green and metallic gold. You simply cut each piece of paper into 6" squares and then cut those squares diagonally to make triangles. Each piece of 12" scrapbook paper will give you 8 triangles. To make the shamrock shape, you will be making 3 hearts (like my giant geometric heart) and then adding a stem that is 3" wide. I attached the triangle to the wall using glue dots. I tried double stick tape, but with the texture of my walls, it didn't want to hold well.
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Aug 2, 2010, 09.00 AMby sewella
Thank you!
Jun 30, 2010, 07.21 PMby sewella
Yes, the bouquet is quite appealing! I already made a ton of carnations! Thank you on the beautiful words!
Jun 21, 2010, 12.00 PMby manuelabug41
Yes, the material is dyed, plain colors for textiles. thank you very much:)
May 24, 2010, 02.52 PMby sewella
You are so sweet! Thank you! I am glad you like it!
May 10, 2010, 11.41 AMby sewella
Nena, thank you on the lovely words! Yes, Eva just has the face for the camera!
May 2, 2010, 09.19 PMby sewella
Thank you on the beautiful comment! It really isn't a big deal, I mean the making of it – but it turned out quite lovely!
Mar 23, 2010, 02.16 PMby b-ella
thanks for your comment… nice to get a compliment, on an accessory, from an accessory maker!
Mar 14, 2010, 06.27 PMby seasidelaundry
Thanks to your spring update, I zagged to see the sweet fruit sundresses you commented on-thank you! I adore your sundresses, too! Having lived thru the 50's & 60's, we always wore them with sweaters-crocheted or knitted, between seasons…so still a favorite look to me, pairing them. Wishing you sunshine soon!
Mar 4, 2010, 11.20 PMby stefilu
I'm happy you like my low-back evening dress:)
Mar 2, 2010, 03.43 PMby wackyblonde
I have a question about your Maryy dress. Did you have to make any adjustments to the bust line? I am making this dress for a friend and she has a large bust. I will be making a muslin out of some cheap cotton before I cut into the fashion fabric. Any tips or hints you could offer me would be great. Thanks.
Mar 2, 2010, 06.06 PMby nenasew
Great. Your friend is going to love it. I did add 1/4 inch at the top on the front bodice (pattern piece 1). I cut everything at a size 42 (my normal size) except that same pattern piece 1, I cut it size 44. That seem to work for me. I dont like zippers so I just took it out. Straps I sewed with less than a 5/8 seam allowance because I like the straps wider. You are smart to make a muslin dress first. Thats probably the only way to get the best fit. Look forward to see your finish dress.
Mar 2, 2010, 06.12 PMby wackyblonde
Thanks Nena…great advice. Will definately post when I'm finished.
Feb 21, 2010, 04.24 PMby sigrid
You have a studio full of fun projects. Wouldn't really say you are a novice.
Feb 25, 2010, 10.09 PMby nenasew
Thank you for the compliment. I guess I see myself as always learning new things and dont take in account what I do know.
Feb 8, 2010, 03.01 PMby juditab
Thank you for your comment. He was ill on party day, so we'll go next weekend. :)
Feb 5, 2010, 05.43 PMby sewella
Dear Nena, thank you a lot on the beautiful comment you left on Eva's shirt. I agree with you! The shades of blue of the shirt are quite attractive!
Jan 28, 2010, 03.20 PMby litlsuga007
The fabric is from www.fabric.com. It was on sale for like $2 something a yard and then I found a 30% coupon code online… awesome site…appears you may have enough fabric, but if you need more…lol. I just ordered 24 yards and spent $36 with free shipping. Who could go wrong? Love your hats by the way.
Jan 26, 2010, 09.17 PMby sewella
Appreciate the lovely comment! Thank you!
Jan 25, 2010, 05.50 PMby strickmeise
the patterns are uploaded now. Hope you can use them. I wanted to upload instructions, but they were rejected, I don't know why.
Jan 15, 2010, 05.27 PMby sewella
Hey Nena – came to say THANK you for the lovely comment you left on my wall. I appreciate it!
Jan 11, 2010, 05.40 PMby seasidelaundry
Thank you for add as friend. I am shy about asking first! Of course, you know I love your creations. And, the tool kit add brought my attention to another denim redoer's style which is excellent. My First Aid Skirt was from jeans for fabric, but from scratch as far as seams, etc., so I really appreciated the attention you gave to her. You make a great Burda friend for us!
Jan 5, 2010, 06.54 AMby thecuriouskiwi
Hi Nena, thanks for checking out my Kasia skirt, I can't wait to wear it to work next week, see who else says "wow!", hehe xx
Jan 3, 2010, 07.44 PMby carottesauvage
Hello Nenasew and Happy new year!!!!! I saw you commented on the blog I posted while doing the internship at burdastyle, didn't get to do my own stuff but had fun nonetheless. What are you up to? keep me posted! nice to read from you X
Dec 17, 2009, 12.12 PMby sewella
Thank you for the lovely comment!
Dec 7, 2009, 11.25 PMby kquade
hi nenasew, i just wanted to let you know that there is a pattern available for the slippers i made, but i found it for sale on etsy. here is a link to the listing: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=35980436
At first I thought the pattern was a bit pricey, but let me tell you it's worth it! the intructions are super clear and the whole project is not difficult at all. Good luck! Krista
Dec 5, 2009, 04.21 PMby irmchen
LOVE your garden and the bloom ( german: malve)!!!
Dec 2, 2009, 09.32 PMby smvphotography
thanks so much for your nice comment on my hats! happy sewing!
Nov 30, 2009, 01.00 PMby sewella
I am glad you like it! Thank you!
Nov 28, 2009, 04.34 PMby oonaballoona
thanks for your comments, nenasew!
Nov 27, 2009, 11.42 PMby sewella
Yes, it really does! Thank you on the sweet comment!
Nov 9, 2009, 06.04 PMby sewella
I totally agree! Thank you!
Sep 14, 2009, 12.51 PMby miss-g
Hello nenasew. Thanks for you nice comments on my JJ blouse. Here's hoping that the black specks wash out eventually. Take care.
Sep 8, 2009, 04.33 AMby allychanchan
I would love to meet up. I am attending UNF and working part time but I will make time to find some sewers around here!
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October 22, 2009
Baby's Soft Book of Colors
This tutorial uses crazy quilt squares to make a soft book for baby. Each "page" is a crazy quilt square with scraps of just one color so baby can see lots of shades and variations of each color; together the pages make up a rainbow soft book. Use scraps with lots of texture and pattern to keep baby interested. Finn and I had a lot of fun choosing the fabric scraps and everyone in my family has enjoyed seeing little bits of memories from their lives sew together: a piece of Granny's shirt, a scrap from a cousin's baby blanket, a bit of fabric leftover from an auntie's first quilt. The whole family has loved "reading" Finn's book of colors!
Finn with his Papa.
Finn with his cousin Ella.
Finn with his auntie Leandra (my little sister) and uncle Obie.
If you've never pieced a crazy quilt (or any quilt) before, don't worry! I hadn't either and it turned out to be really easy and fun. And I've put together a little video to help you.
fabric scraps
1 4" piece of ribbon
fabric for backing: 4 pieces measuring 8"x8", 4 pieces measuring 7 1/2"x7 1/2"
batting: 1 piece measuring 8"x15", 1 piece measuring 7 1/2"x14"
small piece of iron-on velcro
and of course thread, sewing machine, and an iron.
All seam allowances are 1/2".
1. Separate scraps into piles based on color: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. You should have at least 5 scraps of each color.
2. Piece a crazy quilt square for each color. Use the larger backing squares for red and purple. Use the smaller backing for orange, yellow, green and blue. Here's a video tutorial for piecing crazy quilt squares... it's easy and very free form!
3. Make a front and a back cover using the remaining 8"x8" backing squares. I made a rainbow for the front and embroidered a message on the back. Other ideas are an appliqued title or even just a solid piece of a favorite fabric.
4. Start putting the book together:
Put the back cover face up, top with the front cover face down. Sew along the right side.
Red square face up, top with purple face down. Sew along the right side.
Blue square face up, top with orange face down. Sew along the right side.
Yellow square face up, top with green face down. Sew along the right side.
Press all seams.
5. Attach your velcro: one side to the ribbon, one side to the front cover 1 1/2" from the right side and centered top to bottom.
6. Now for the batting:
Put the back and front covers face up, lay purple and red face down with purple on top of the back cover and red on top of the front cover. Lay the larger piece of batting on top. Sew all three layers together along top, right side, and bottom.
Place blue and orange face up, lay green and yellow face down with green on top of blue and yellow on top of orange, lay one layer of fleece or batting on top. Sew all three layers together along top, right side, and bottom.
Clip corners (but don't clip the seam!), turn both pieces right side out and press.
7. Hand stitch the final seam closed on each piece.
Be sure to stitch the ribbon into the seam between the back cover and the purple square.
8. Hand sew the book together with a line of stitches along the binding of the book. Make sure the colors are in rainbow order. It's ready for baby!
And I managed to finish this tutorial just in time to enter it into the Sew, Mama, Sew! Scrap Buster contest! Have you been checking out all the scrappy goodness? Lots of Christmas ideas!
Updated to add: If you make a soft book, please consider adding photos of it to Homegrown Happy's Flickr Group.
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Wow Jaz, how gorgeous! and the book is nice too. I miss my little nephew and he's getting so big! Look for a visit from this auntie soon. xo, SL
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Trying to choose a replacement for Early Girl in this years garden. Thinking either 4th of July or Bloody Butcher. Anyone have an opinion of either or both? |
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early girl has always been a great producer for me, but this year I'm trying Bloody Butcher. hope to hear from a few members here that have grown BB in the past. |
I am also replacing EG with Bloody Butcher. I have read a lot of good reviews on BB. I have also read conflicting reports on 4th of July , sometimes called Independence Day. But I have not grown it/them myself. |
Have tried both and much prefer BB. In my garden it produces earlier, has more production, and tastes better - at least as good as any early can taste. If you search both here by name you'll find several previous discussions about both if interested. Dave |
- Posted by suncitylinda 9A SoCal inland (My Page) on Wed, Mar 19, 14 at 20:28
I agree with Dave and having grown both, BB does taste better to me and has thinner skin as I recall. I usually grow 4th of July Hybrid also because it seems to be bullet proof in the heat and as the old saying goes, any homegrown tomato is better than store bought! |
- Posted by rnewste 8b NorCal (email@example.com) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 18:51
My Bloody Butcher plants are coming along fine (March 20): Initial flowering now: Hopefully by mid-May, they will be in production. Raybo |
Nice, Raybo, You already have flowers. I thinks it takes about 30 days from flower to ripe tomato. When did you germinate and when did you plant out ? |
- Posted by rnewste 8b NorCal (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 22:01
Started seeds January 5; planted out February 15. Very mild Winter / Spring here this year. Raybo |
Thanks Raybo. It is likey that DTM = 60 days. That sound pretty good. On the package it says 55 days. |
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Butterfield Cottage - Tideswell, Derbyshire, The Peak District, England - Sleeps 6
Butterfield Cottage (sleeps 6) is a peaceful character cottage on the edge of Tideswell – perfect for families and a great base to explore the peak district.
Butterfield Cottage, could not be better placed for a self catering holiday for six guests in the Peak District National Park. It lies in the heart of the national park in a quiet spot on the edge of Tideswell, just a five minute stroll from shops, pubs and tearooms. Completely refurbished in 2010, it provides bright and airy accommodation. Stylishly decorated throughout in English country cottage style, with good quality furniture and antiques to create an extremely comfortable and relaxing environment complete with all the modern facilities required for a perfect self catering holiday. It has lovely views across the dale.
Tideswell's a bustling conservation village with a superb range of local shops, pubs and tearooms, which specialise delicious local produce. St Johns Church is known as The Cathedral of the Peak and is well worth a visit as is the Ebbing and Flowing Well, one of the Seven wonders of the peak district. Bakewell, Buxton and the Castleton caverns are close by as is Chatsworth House. Alton Towers is a forty five minute drive.
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- The cosy, beamed sitting room overlooks the front garden and has comfy sofas and a logburner set into a Derbyshire stone fireplace. It's fully centrally heated and has a 32 inch widescreen HD LCD television with HD Freesat, DVD/CD player and a range of games and books and DVD's to suit all ages and help you feel at home
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- Bathroom with bath with shower over, lavatory and hand basin with lighted mirror and shaver point.
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Additional information: A travel cot and high chair are provided. Household linen and power are included within the price. The cottage is fully gas centrally heated. Lovely walks from the door. Sunny gardens with patio furniture and BBQ. Pets welcome at a charge of £25 each per visit. A good housekeeping bond of £40 is required which is returned when the cottage is left in good order.
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I'm looking for locations that sell slabs in the Greater Toronto Ontario area, specifically the Mississauga, Brampton area but will travel somewhat if it's worth while. The locations I'm looking for are ones that will work with the homeowner as I don't have a designer and don't even have a fabricator or kitchen installer as I'm doing my own install. Hopefully you can recommend ones that offer a large selection at the best value which I know is sometimes hard to find. I've already done a google search and visited several wholesalers but wasn't successful as some didn't want to work with me, didn't offer pricing, didn't have much selection, didn't offer discounts so I'm asking for recommendations. It's for a u-shaped kitchen and we'll need approximately 40 sq. ft. and looking for unique designs My budget was originally $3000.00 but in doing some research it would appear after cutting out for the sink, faucet, adding a ogee edge profile and installation, I'm going to have to increase my budget. Thanks |
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- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 9:30
Wholesalers will not work directly with homeowners, or they wouldn't be wholesalers. They would be retailers. They will only work with fabricators and dealers for liability reasons. A slab of granite can weigh upwards of 1200 pounds, and needs thousands to hundreds of thousands in $$$ specialty equipment to handle and transport and fabricate. Not at all homeowner friendly! |
- Posted by Trebruchet (email@example.com) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 10:12
Renosarefun: What you're missing is the economy of scale. Your little $3,000.00 purchase takes as much time as the $50,000.00 per-month purchase of a wholesaler's regular fabricator customer. If he wholesales to you, he's not making enough money to make it worth his while. If he raises his price to do so, he's retailing. He's not going to give you the time of day and I can't say I blame him. |
Hopefully you'll find someone in your metropolitan area who will work out. Currently I'm doing a guest bath remodel and am dealing with a marble vanity top all on my own. Yes, it's way smaller and less complicated than a U-shaped kitchen. However, the stone yard is also a fabricator. They mark their stones with two square foot prices, the lower one is if they also do the fabrication. They will do it all and they're working with just little ole me. If contractors (i.e., wholesale) people get a better deal, that's fine. If I had my contractor do all the legwork for me, I'd have to pay for it anyway. Again, apples and oranges, since my example is a simple rectangle with a sink cutout, no seams. But I would you'd have a lot more options in your area than I do. |
- Posted by Renosarefun (My Page) on Thu, May 1, 14 at 17:14
First off thanks for the replies, maybe I worded it wrong, I'm looking for locations that have slabs on site and can recommend or do the fabricating themselves. I'm requesting this so that my wife can see the slab herself, have a larger variety to choose from and possibly eliminate the middleman. |
I don't know how far they are from you but The Top Shop in London Ontario can take care of you. |
- Posted by OntarioMom (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 18:18
In Guelph Ontario, we have Granite WX and Stone Innovations. Cambria in Toronto and in Cambridge Ontario will sell directly to a client. (they deal with their Quartz). The Toronto Cambria showroom has many of their full slabs on display and the Cambridge store (called My Counter top shop) only has the small quartz samples (around 12" square). All of these places have no problem selling to an Owner Builder, but certainly they offer better pricing for regular repeat builders. They all so their own fabrication and install (not sure about installing your own). Stone Innovations is small but maybe they try harder to be price competitive (they don't have that many slabs on sight but I have heard good things about their work). Olympic Tile in Mississauga I believe deals with granite in your area -- not sure how much business they do with owner-builders though. Carol |
- Posted by Renosarefun (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 19:49
keydp4: Thanks for the reply; London is approximately a 3.5 hr return drive, I'd have to wonder if it's worth the drive. Have you personally dealt with them and what was your experience? OntarioMom I've heard of Granite WX, I believe they just changed locations. Last time I purchased from Olympia Tile they were still at the old location down the street and didn't have any slabs on site, has that changed? I'm building my own cabinets and doing the complete install but I'd prefer to let the pros do the fab and install of the granite or quartz that we purchase. Do you have any personal preference in the list of dealers you've mentioned and do you have any personal experience will any? Thanks again for the long list, I'd like to narrow it down to a select few if possible. |
- Posted by OntarioMom (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 20:30
Renosarefun, We are getting quotes for our kitchen and baths from both Granite WX and Stone Innovations. Granite WX has a good reputation, but not always bottom pricing (yes they have a new location). Stone Innovation is newer, but I have a friend who used them and was very satisfied. I heard another good recommendation from a contractor that dealt with Stone Innovations. I am less familiar with Olympic. We went to their tile store. I thought they had a slab store close by with slabs available for viewing (pretty sure I saw the second store when we were in the tile store) We are doing quartz, so I am less familiar with Olympic tile as I believe they deal with granite. Are you wanting granite, quartz or another counter material? We are doing RTA cabinets, but will also have the professionals handle the counters. Carol |
- Posted by Renosarefun (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 8:00
Thanks for the reply OntarioMom; Please let me know how you make out with the two companies in terms of customer service and your quotes. If I understand correctly, both companies have slabs and do the fabricating/installation as well. Look forward to your reply. |
- Posted by OntarioMom (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 10:31
Renosarefun, Our quotes for Granite WX and Stone Innovations are very similar. However, our order is a for a whole house of counters with a very large kitchen so we got a bit of a volume discount from Granite WX. If you can find a remnant piece you like that will be the way to save money. Stone Innovations has several options for granite remnants. Granite WX has some quartz remnants but they go very, very quickly. Granite WX also has granite remnants, but I find them hard to view (perhaps always an issue with quantities of heavy stone). If you are looking for a big showroom with more slabs Granite WX is the better place between the two. For a smaller order (i.e. one kitchen) you will likely do better price wise with Stone Innovations (but they don't have a big showroom -- they are a smaller operation). They are both geographically located close by one another, not too far from the 401 so you could go to both locations. On the other hand, I imagine there are better options in the bigger, more populated Mississauga than little old Guelph. I am not familiar with the Mississauga offerings. Good luck Carol |
- Posted by Renosarefun (My Page) on Sun, May 4, 14 at 18:29
OntarioMom: Thanks once again for the reply. My wife and I first went to Stone Innovations and talked to the nice lady at the counter, she was very helpful and eventually showed us the dozen slabs they had in the back but recommended other slab locations. She answered all our questions and invited us to have them give us an estimate when we found the granite/quartz we choose. We then drove to Granite Worx where we spoke to Rob and toured the dozens of slabs they had and again we were asked to allow them to be there fabricator by giving us an estimate. We were told that type of granite we looked at which had blotches were a grade four to five and would cost approximately $70-$80.00 per sq. ft installed. We didn't find anything we liked there so we went to our last slab place. One the way home we stopped off at MSI International and had to sign in and were led to the slab area. They don't fabricate but did mention it would take approximately 1/2 hr to tour the 4 rows of 3 cm granite rows. In a matter of 10 minutes were were ready to leave as there was nothing that caught our eye. There is no pricing on any slab, only grading which I'll assume the fabricator then prices out our requirements. Next week we'll try, HillTop,and Interstone. |
- Posted by OntarioMom (My Page) on Sun, May 4, 14 at 18:40
Great start. Did you look at the quartz samples at Granite WX, or only the granite? I do believe that Stone Innovations will bring in any granite that you find and still be price competitive (or so they claim and so I have been told by a customer of theirs). Are you going to try Olympic's granite slab place (assuming that is what I saw close to the tile place)? Carol |
- Posted by Renosarefun (My Page) on Mon, May 5, 14 at 8:04
Morning OntarioMom: The only samples that Rob at Granite WX showed us were the smaller samples on the board and none seem to match our sample, not sure if there were Quartz Slabs. As it stands, we would be interested in getting quotes from Granite WX and Stone Innovations as they're the only two fabricators we've talked to. If you have the time we'll check out Olympia Tile which is located in Toronto. Please keep me updated on your progress Carol. Frank |
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Gave this a 9 rating because it's a great machine overall apart from the price. But as they say, you do get what you pay for!
Machine looks and functions so nicely and is very quiet! (or atleast compared to my previous one)
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The Leading Winnebago hire company in London
We are the UK's leading Winnebago Hire for events and filming. Our company also providing location vans, dining buses, honey wagons, make-up trucks and wardrobe vehicles for commercials, photographic shoots and events.
All our vehicles come with media friendly drivers that understand what is needed for a calm and professional shoot. Based near Pinewood studio we are only 1 hour from central London. Our purpose location vehicles and Winnebagos are equipped with high speed wifi and Nespresso Coffee Machines as well as our Location Pack as standard. We are now the preferred Winnebago and Location Van supplier to many commercial production companies and the very best photographers in the world.
Wagon Wheels was the first company in the UK to introduce purpose built Winnebago interiors for production use, wifi and most importantly the Nespresso coffee pods. Since the beginning our vehicles have travelled across Europe including France, Belgium, Germany, Jersey as far as Crete (America's Next Top Model).
All our Winnebagos have purpose built rear make up/production areas, wifi, Nespresso, air con, under floor heating, leather interior, LCD televisions, toilet and 5kva generators.
Location Vans, Make Up Trucks, Dining Buses and Honey Wagons
NEWS….. Just to let you all know we have been spending some dollar! We have just purchased 3 new Pace Arrow Winnebagos to update our fleet. We are taking out time to do the most amazing refits to make the ultimate location vehicles in the UK.
It all started back in 2007 we started with our motorhome hire side of the business. After our first year we expanded our American Motorhomes part of the company and bought our second American Motorhome the Pace Arrow. Since then we have expanded to a total of 5 Winnebagos, 3 Glamour trucks, Wardrobe Truck, dining buses and Honey Wagons.
Other News
Our largest make up truck has just been to the spray shop so now it looks the business on the out side as well! We have also just fitted a 6.5 Honda generator so now its super quiet on location.
We have just bought a new (old) Airstream 290 which is heading over from New York. This original silver bullet has only 20,000 miles in it and has been kept in a barn most of its life. So, so , so looking forward to this one.
Read our Article in The Sun with our Winnebago hired in for Glastonbury.


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4 And we have confidence concerning you in the Lord that the things which we command, you both do and will do. | 4 We have confidence in the Lord that you are doing and will continue to do the things we command. |
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The Islamic State (IS) is attracting Central Asians to Syria and fostering new links among radicals within the region. Unless the five Central Asian governments develop a credible, coordinated counter-action plan, including improved security measures but also social, political and economic reforms, growing radicalism will eventually pose a serious threat to their stability.
27 January 2015: Yemen's UN-backed transition has unravelled and the country has entered a new, highly unstable phase. On 22 January President Abed-Rabbo Mansour Hadi and the prime minister resigned after Huthi fighters seized the presidential palace and consolidated control of the capital. This has upended the troubled transition and raises the very real prospect of territorial fragmentation, economic meltdown and widespread violence if a compromise is not reached soon. At this point, there is little external actors can do, with the possible exceptions of Saudi Arabia and Iran, to influence the calculus of Yemeni stakeholders, and the choice for the Yemenis is stark: either agree to an inclusive political settlement based on compromise, or suffer a descent into Libyan-style violent conflict and national fragmentation. It is in no party's interest, with the exception of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and, to a lesser extent, some components of the southern Hiraak, to let things go that far.
23 January 2015: The adoption on 17 January 2015 by the Congolese National Assembly of a law, proposed by the government of President Joseph Kabila, that could lead to the extension of Kabila's term in office has triggered violent protests in the capital of Kinshasa and several other cities. Before protests escalate further, Kabila's government needs to revise the law and de-link the elections and the census, as was done today by the Senate in a bill that now goes back to the Assembly.
19 January 2015: .When the big moment finally came on 7 January, it was hard to avoid the feeling that an opportunity has been lost. Some two weeks after an enigmatic statement had promised a "special announcement", a video posted on the website of the National Liberation Army (ELN) celebrated at length the Fifth National Congress of Colombia's second-largest guerrilla group. An accompanying "political declaration" ratified the ELN's support for peace talks but lacked specific commitments. This was certainly an announcement but it did not seem all that special. Nonetheless, the outcomes of the Congress still represent valuable progress toward a definitive political settlement of the Colombian conflict.
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Well, now that you have all these great fill-flash techniques bouncing around in your head, it's time to put them into play. So what I'd like you to do is go out, grab someone by the arm, take them outside and practice these techniques. Get some good shots out in the open sun. Get some good shots in the shade. Go through them on your computer and when you have a handful of examples that you think really embrace this assignment, then what I'd like you to do is come over here to Flickr, right here to this URL, flickr.com/groups/fillflashportrait. Join our public group here because this is a place where all of us can share our shots.
We can share our examples. You can look at other people's interpretation of this photo assignment. You can comment on how they approached it. We are going to have a discussion board where you can ask questions and the whole idea is for all of us to continue to learn little tips and techniques on lighting so that we all get better. Now joining the group is very easy. All we have to do is go to this link right here that says Join the Group and if you are signed in the Flickr, that's all you have to do to. You'll be able to join.
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