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now what did you go and to that for? She will only find out how inaccurate that thing is and want a new......... OOOhhhhhh! Okay! I see what you are doing there!
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The sight rings I put on it still let you see the iron sights.
Shoulda got her this:http://www.pyramydair.com/s/m/Crosman_760_Pumpmaster_Pink_Stock/1481 and this http://www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Crosman_0290_Red_Dot_Sight/193 Its basically what I ran with before I got serious but ofc I got the black one.
The best part about the pumpmaster series is that it doesn't have to be fully pumped to achieve accuracy at short distance 5-10yds. And when she gets older she can practice longer range. I got to about 30-35yds when I put a Tasco 3-7x20mm scope on it and it did decent shot placement. With the horrendous triggers on most of the cheaper guns you really need to concentrate. Its really nice practice! Anyway Best of luck to you!
After adjustments it was alright I was shocked. The bbs do dance around. 10 shots 3 in the orange. I only had one target so my daughter went crazy. She hit the orange once.
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Tim Hortons Inc. is a Canadian multinational fast casual restaurant known for its coffee and doughnuts. It is also Canada's largest fast food service with over 3,000 stores nationwide. It was founded in 1964 in Hamilton, Ontario, by Canadian hockey player Tim Horton and Jim Charade, after an initial venture in hamburger restaurants. In 1967, Horton partnered with investor Ron Joyce, who assumed control over operations after Tim Horton died in 1974, and expanded the ...
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Tar Heels cruise in Bahamas w/Photo
Freshman Justin Jackson and senior Desmond Hubert added 16 and 12 points, respectively, for the Tar Heels, who split a pair of exhibition games in the Summer of Thunder Tournament played in Nassau. Comment?
#Barmageddon: Law students sue over software w/Photo
This image provided by Mike Booher shows Catherine Booher, who graduated from Wake Forest University School of Law in Winston-Salem, N.C., in May 2014, and began preparing for her bar exam, but was troubled to find she could not upload the answers in late July. Comment?
#Barmageddon: Law students sue when software fails w/Photo
This image provided by Mike Booher shows Catherine Booher, who graduated from Wake Forest University School of Law in Winston-Salem, N.C., in May 2014, and began preparing for her bar exam, but was troubled to find she could not upload the answers in late July. Comment?
Wake AD encouraged by his 2 new coaching hires w/Photo
The coming academic year probably won't be as stressful for the Wake Forest athletic director than this past year was. Comment?
Woman finally gets autographed photo from 'Timmy' w/Photo
In this Thursday, July 10, 2014 photo, Mary Reavis, left, talks with actor Jon Provost at the Western Film Fair in Winston-Salem, N.C. Provost played "Timmy" in the popular 1960s series, "Lassie," and Reavis missed a chance to get his autographed picture in 1961 when Provost visited a hospital where Reavis was in treatment. Comment?
Questions and answers on NCAA reform w/Photo
Wake Forest players Isaiah Robinson, right, and Charles Argenzio, left, watch from the sidelines as the sun rises during an NCAA college football practice in Winston-Salem, N.C., Thursday, Aug. 7, 2014. Comment?
Police: Maggie Daniels died by strangulation w/Photo
The man accused of strangling popular high school guidance counselor Maggie Daniels during a struggle inside her apartment had been accused twice before of choking women in Charlotte. Comment?
Burr hails VA health bill w/Photo
U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, North Carolina's senior senator and the ranking member on the Veterans Affairs Committee, issued a statement on Friday hailing passage of a bill to improve access to medical care in the Veterans Affairs system. Comment?
NC firm looks at buildings, stories behind them w/Photo
"A lot of what we do is building archeology, meaning that we go in and we look at the way the building is made," Oppermann said. Comment?
Stokes County native made history as black model w/Photo
ADVANCE FOR USE SUNDAY, JULY 27 - In this photo taken on Thursday, June 26, 2014, Mozella Roberts Holder poses in the her Winston-Salem, N.C., home holding a portrait of herself made by noted fashion photographer Richard Avedon in the 1960s. Comment?
Summer of sequencing genomes w/Photo
The second, accepted but not yet published by Theoretical and Applied Genetics, was done with several of the professional scientists mentoring the P2EP interns. Comment?
2 arrested in fatal Winston-Salem shooting w/Photo
A statement from police says 24-year-old William Darnell Ruth III of Winston-Salem and 27-year-old Larry Kennard Cloud Jr. of Kernersville are each charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury. Comment?
Margaret Tennille, five-term state legislator known for graciousness, passed away Monday w/Photo
Margaret Tennille, a five-term former state legislator, passed away on Monday of natural causes at the age of 97 at her home in Winston-Salem. Comment?
Best-Kept Secrets: Northern Piedmont counties retain a strong sense of past w/Photo
Winston-Salem, a town largely built with tobacco money, has embraced a newer role as an arts mecca in recent years. Comment?
Duke, UNC focus on 2016 basketball recruit Harry Giles w/Photo
As Giles, a 6-foot-10, 215-pound junior from Winston-Salem, moved up and down the court at the Nike EYBL Peach Jam, coaches spoke in hushed tones among themselves. Comment?
Fla. jury slams RJ Reynolds with $23.6B in damages w/Photo
In this Feb. 6, 2008 photo, a smokestack of an old R.J. Reynolds Tobacco plant frames the Reynolds American building in Winston-Salem, N.C., A Florida jury has slammed R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Comment?
UNC forward Brice Johnson aims to 'turn it up' with McAdoo gone
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Burr calls VA's fix 'smoke and mirrors' w/Photo
The Department of Veterans Affairs handled disability claims pending for two years or more in a way that made the backlog appear smaller than it really was, the department's inspector general said in a report on Monday that was requested by U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, a Republican from Winston-Salem, and several other senators. Comment?
NC States Trea Turner and Carlos Rodon, and UNCs Michael Russell lauded w/Photo
The total is the most from any conference in the country. The first team included N.C. States shortstop Trea Turner. Comment?
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Hi, everyone In the process of getting my bathroom redone. Total floor space (outside shower) is about 3' x 5'. I picked a16 x16 beige porcelain tile that looks like stone. Diamond set. Anyway, I went back to my house to check on the progress and the tiler asked me what width I wanted the grout be for the wall tile. (I told him 1/8", after consulting with my designer.) But then he told me that the floor (which was completed without my being there) was 1/4" grout. When I looked at it, it didn't look bad to me (the color of the grout is close to that of the beige tile, not white). But NOW I'm reading on various sites that 1/4" is ridiculously HUGE! When I pointed it out to the contractor, I was told that 1/4" is "standard" for floor grout and now it's too late to do anything about it. Do you think I should just accept it as is (as I said, it didn't jump out at me as glaring when I first looked at it) OR do you think I should make them redo it? Admittedly, I should have given them the directions before they started, but I'm a novice, and it didn't dawn on me. And they never asked. Sigh. Live and learnďż˝ P.S. Next time I'm back in my house, I will take a pic. |
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1/4" isn't ridiculously huge at all and is actually on the lesser side of how some tile has to be grouted (tile that isn't rectified). I just measured the grout lines in my tiled laundry/mud room and it's spot on 1/4". You were fine with it when you saw it so don't second guess yourself now. |
- Posted by Gingersnaps17 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 16:08
Thanks, Jewel! I think if/when someone responded/responds "Yes, that IS HUGE!" I will have to jump out the window. How can I tell if my tile is rectified or not? Thanks again! |
Probably the easiest way to find out if the tile you bought is rectified (or not) is to call the store where you bought it. Give the associate the tile name, style name/sku number. He or she can check the manufacturer's product description or call the manufacturer's rep to ask for you. |
Or you can look at the factory edges of any spare tiles that are left over. Rectified tile is machined and has uniform, absolutely straight edges. They are all the same. Think of ceramic tiles that have slightly rounded edges, and if you put them touching, the space between them at the surface is wider than at the bottom...like putting pillows together. There is probably a better way to explain this... -Babka |
- Posted by Gingersnaps17 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 21, 14 at 17:29
I'm 99% sure they're rectified. I remember holding one. A perfect square with neat sharp edges. |
Okay -- rectified tile can be set closer together than un-rectified tile because each tile has been uniformly cut. So, if someone wants 1/8" grout, rectified tile is the way to go. That said, I don't think I'd go through the hassle of tearing up a floor because of a 1/4" grout line -- especially when the grout is very near the color of the tile. Just my opinion! |
I'd say sit down and relax! I know exactly how you feel! This forum is great when you are in the planning stage, but if you've already committed to something then there will always be someone that disagrees with your opinion. We are almost finished our Master BR reno. When I posted a question about glass shower shelves I got so many responses saying that 'they would never put glass in a shower', (I guess all those glass walls don't count? LOL), I panicked for a second. Well, I went with the glass shelf and love it, and don't anticipate having any problems with it. My DH put in 3/16" grout lines, I would have preferred something smaller, but I gave in on this (gotta pick our battles, right?). He would have liked them even bigger. It's sort of like getting what you thought was a great deal on something, and then doing more research AFTER you bought it, and finding out it was even cheaper on Amazon. As long as you were happy originally, I'd say let this one go! |
- Posted by Gingersnaps17 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 22, 14 at 13:51
Nice tile! Looks good! I had to go back and see if you had installed porcelain or stone! |
- Posted by DreamingoftheUP (My Page) on Sat, Mar 22, 14 at 14:35
Your floor is beautiful. Nothing to freak out about. Enjoy it! |
Grout lines are determined by measuring several tiles. Whatever the "varience" is....you multiply that by three. If your tile varies by 1/8".....the minimum grout joint is 3/8 inch. |
- Posted by Gingersnaps17 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 22, 14 at 18:16
Thank you, everyone! I'm going to fugeddaboudit now! |
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An Elseworlds treatment by Fred Seton
An Elseworlds treatment by Fred Seton
Batman is still fighting the good fight. He is older but not DKR older. He still keeps in touch with some of his old meta-human friends but mostly in a consulting role (no matter how big the threat or how much the world has changed, when faced with a plot to decimate humanity it's a good thing to have the World's Greatest Detective on your side.)
So, yes: Batman is in Gotham and he tackles new foes that have sprung up as well as his old ones.
But one old foe has been conspicuously absent for five years...
The Joker.
In five years there have been no escape attempts from Arkham Asylum.
In five years there have been no murders of guards and/or other prisoners orchestrated by The Joker.
For the past five years he has spent his time with a talented, if naive, therapist originally from Evansville, Indiana: Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel.
Harleen isn't from Gotham.
She did not grow up there.
All the stories she heard about Gotham she got from the media and, of course, the media has reason to exaggerate.
And so, after five years of silence...
...The Joker is considered rehabilitated.
He is released into the community.
Top plastic surgeons and dermatologists have altered his pigmentation and rictus grin...but the public does not know this. There are several decoy cars and patients with white skin and green hair that leave Arkham on the same day he is set free.
No one knows.
Not even The Joker.
Yes: part of his rehabilitation, part of his "cure" is that he resembles an amnesiac. He knows that he was put away for awhile in an institution because he did "very bad things" but he has no memory of what they are. He is transported to a small apartment and given a job at a movie theater that works with Ex-Convict OutReach.
He can't remember his name so they give him one: "John Whims."
No one knows.
Except Batman.
"John Whims" likes his tiny apartment. He likes his job. He buys a little cat he calls "Babs" that he dotes over. Although he is confused about who he is and who he was, all John Whims cares about now is Who He Will Be. Or, more to the point, What He Wants To Be. And all he wants is to be happy.
Batman tails the man that used to be The Joker.
He flashes by the windows of his apartment.
He scares the fuck out of Babs.
He scares the fuck out of John Whims.
And one night John Whims is walking back from his job at The Gotham Cinema 12 when he is attacked by three muggers.
They have his money. They have his valuables. John Whims pleads to them, "Just let me go! You have everything!"
But they want more. They can't take the chance that he'll identify them later on. And so as the man that used to be The Joker is about to have his throat slit...
...Batman swoops down from the rooftops and kicks the shit out of them (and when he does there is absolute RAGE in Batman's face. Something has been eating at him.)
John Whims turns to the Dark Knight after the muggers are dispatched.
"Oh my God! Thank you! Th-thank you so much! They were going to kill me!"
Batman turns to him, "Just be sure you--" and then recognition flashes in him.
Batman grabs him by the shirt collar and forces him against a brick wall.
"What's the game this time, Joker!?"
"Joker? What? Why? You--you're hurting me."
Police sirens wail in the distance and are getting closer.
Batman lets the man that was The Joker go.
"I'll be watching you."
Batman zip-lines out of sight before he hears John's reply, "Why?"
*Harleen Quinzel becoming Harley Quinn (in a way she cured Joker by siphoning the madness out of him and taking it on herself but that's something to be inferred not described.)
*Batman becomes obsessive about the man that was once the Joker. He can't sleep. He can't talk to people outside of his mask. He starts to grow mad.
*The madness over The Man That Used To Be Joker not doing anything wrong leads him to hit other criminals harder. More and more cases are being thrown out of court because of excessive abuse and a reasonable doubt that the evidence Batman provided the GCPD was fabricated.
*Harley Quinn trying to make John Whims the Joker that she fell in love with.
*The entire city of Gotham (the good and the evil) fearing Batman. Even Commissioner Gordan himself, has to wash his hands of him.
The 3RD ACT goes like this...
*John Whims, The Man That Was The Joker, is thinking of leaving Gotham. His major concern is that wherever he goes next will allow him to have pets.
*Harley Quinn recruits The Penguin, Two-Face, and several other organized crime bosses (maybe Intergang related) to confront John Whims and, if necessary, beat him back into being The Joker.
(Their reasoning is quite logical, actually: without The Joker to force Batman's mind into the irrational, he becomes a dedicated tyrant against outlaws. A dedicated Batman without a crazy wild card means that illegal profit in Gotham City slows to a crawl.)
*Batman finds out about an organized unit of Gotham's worst criminals that is about to do a "special job." He has no idea that this is regarding John Whims. Why? Because he's been stalking the shit out of John waiting for him to "Joker It Up" instead of believing in the rehabilitation process like he always said he did.
*So Batman crashes the Harley Quinn/Penguin/Etc. gig and is surprised to see them assaulting The Man That Was Joker. For a brief moment it seems as if Batman is going to let them finish the job. Scum killing scum. But then Batman remembers Bruce. He remembers seeing two innocents die before his eyes. And for all of his obsession and madness and outrage at the System for letting Joker go free...he will not see another die in front of him again.
*Batman has an epic battle with the assembled criminals. He fights tooth and nail to save John Whims' life. Even as he is beaten and bloodied he still fights them until there is just Harley Quinn and Two-Face. Batman's right arm is broken. He his bleeding profusely from his neck from a bullet wound. The cowl stopped the first one. The second one blew it open. He stares defiantly at a crazy and pissed Harley.
HARLEY QUINN: Why are you even fighting, you moron!? We weren't going to kill him! Tell him, Harvey!
TWO-FACE: We weren't going to kill him. We just...
Two-Face pauses to flip his coin. It comes up on the scarred side.
TWO-FACE: ...we just wanted him back.
Batman looks over at John Whims. John is terrified and cradling his cat. Both of them are injured. But John doesn't care about his pain. He just keeps whispering to Babs the cat, "It'll be okay. It'll be okay, sweetie. I just want us to go home. We'll go home. Sshh. It'll be okay. Oh, God, let it be okay...
In this moment Batman sees the truth: The Joker IS cured. He spits a tooth onto the ground and makes a fist with his good hand.
BATMAN (to Two-Face): That WOULD BE killing him.
Two-Face regards Batman's words and takes out his coin yet again. He is about to flip it but then puts it away...
TWO-FACE: Fuck the coin.
Two-face whips out a custom-made revolver with only two chambers. In a blur he shoots Batman in the already exposed area of his neck.
Then Two-Face points the gun at John Whims.
TWO-FACE (to John): Thanks for the laughs.
John turns his back to Two-Face, protecting his cat.
The trigger is squeezed.
Batman in a SUPER AWESOME BATMAN MOVE takes the bullet and knocks Two-Face unconscious with a devastating punch to the scarred half of his face.
Batman collapses to the ground. He does not move.
Harley comes to John.
HARLEY QUINN: Is it true? You ain't comin' back, Mister J?
JOHN: Doctor Quinzel?
She looks at him and despairs.
HARELY QUINN: No. You ain't. I can see it. You ain't comin' back at all. That purple and emerald fury you had went from going to gone to Lost forever. And there ain't no hatch is there, Mister Locke?
JOHN: Please, I just want to go home. Wherever that is. I was leaving tonight. Please. Leave us alone.
John cradles his bleeding cat.
Harley pulls out a tube of green lipstick and applies it.
HARLEY QUINN: I'll make you a deal, Mister Not J. One kiss. You give me one kiss and I'll let you go.
JOHN: I...I've never kissed a girl before. Not that I remember. I..I don't know if I'd...uh...do it right.
HARLEY QUINN: No one's judging you. There ain't no point system. Just one kiss and you and your pussy are free to go wherever it is people go to when they're free.
John looks at his cat and looks back at Harley's green lips.
JOHN: Promise?
HARLEY QUINN: Is a Joker wild?
JOHN: I...I guess.
John moves his lips to Harley's and then THUNK!
A Batarang lodges halfway into Harley's skull.
She falls down dead.
Batman is still on the ground but awake. His hand outstretched from hurling the projectile.
BATMAN (weakly): it..was....poison...i...had to...the lip...stick...poison...murder.
John looks at Harley's body and then back to Batman. He saved his life again.
John goes to Batman with his cat and crouches down.
JOHN: Do you have a phone?
BATMAN: Heh.
JOHN: You're hurt! We need an ambulance!
BATMAN: I'm not hurt. I...I'm..I'm dying.
JOHN (screaming out): HELP! HELP!
BATMAN: Shhhh. Just....ssshhh. Two pints gone already. I...I know how much lose I lost lose ssssh..xhhhur rn ahrr....blood....mite... hey pal... Ace? You were...a...good dog...
JOHN: You're not making any sense! (screaming) HELP!
BATMAN: Hey...hey...I'm...I'm proud of you...
JOHN: What? Why?
BATMAN: What's your... I've been...wanting to know this...for a while.... What's your real name?
JOHN: I don't know.
BATMAN: HaHaHaHaHa!!! Ha! Heh! Hh.... mine's Bruce.
A convulsion.
A mist of blood erupting from his mouth.
And then a calm, cold smile.
Batman dies.
The Man That Was The Joker holds his cat and weeps.
John looks at Harley's body and then back to Batman. He saved his life again.
John goes to Batman with his cat and crouches down.
JOHN: Do you have a phone?
BATMAN: Heh.
JOHN: You're hurt! We need an ambulance!
BATMAN: I'm not hurt. I...I'm..I'm dying.
JOHN (screaming out): HELP! HELP!
BATMAN: Shhhh. Just....ssshhh. Two pints gone already. I...I know how much lose I lost lose ssssh..xhhhur rn ahrr....blood....mite... hey pal... Ace? You were...a...good dog...
JOHN: You're not making any sense! (screaming) HELP!
BATMAN: Hey...hey...I'm...I'm proud of you...
JOHN: What? Why?
BATMAN: What's your... I've been...wanting to know this...for a while.... What's your real name?
JOHN: I don't know.
BATMAN: HaHaHaHaHa!!! Ha! Heh! Hh.... mine's Bruce.
A convulsion.
A mist of blood erupting from his mouth.
And then a calm, cold smile.
Batman dies.
The Man That Was The Joker holds his cat and weeps.
*Alfred Pennyworth visits John Whims in Colorado and simply hands him a piece of paper.
*Funeral service for Bruce Wayne (media and paparazzi litter the perimeter of the church.)
*The turnout for the funeral service is surprisingly small given the anti-Batman crusade that has escalated since his killing of Doctor Harleen Quinzel. Yes, the usual suspects are there: the Clarks, the Hals, the Dianas, the Ollies, etc. But the supes in attendance are disproportionate to the everyman. Even the Commissioner watches the service from the high organ loft.
*Brief snippets of people reading to the congregation about Bruce and Batman. VERY brief. A fraction of a paragraph at a time (i.e., one panel for Dick Grayson, one for Superman, one for Selina Kyle, etc.)
*And then John Whims steps up to the podium.
JOHN: I, uh, I don't even know why I'm really here. But an old friend of his said he wanted me to say something.
No one in the church knows that this is The Man That Was The Joker.
JOHN: And, uh, the directions were to be honest. So, okay. I can be honest. He saved my life.
The people in the congregation nod in agreement.
JOHN: He saved my life twice. I didn't even know him. But he did. He saved my life times 2. He was a life-saver. But if you sucked on him I bet you wouldn't get a nice cherry flavor. They'd have to make some grim grape to really get the taste of him.
Some chuckle.
John feeds on it.
JOHN: And he scared the shit out of me too!
More people chuckle.
JOHN: He did! He totally did! I mean, one time he swung past my window and I thought 'Goddammit! I'm never gonna have a normal bowel movement again because all the crap I had in me? THE GODDAMN BATMAN JUST SCARED IT OUT!"
Now there is laughter.
John is more confident than ever.
This is now a stand-up routine...
JOHN: And another thing! Have you ever noticed how Batman...
*Outside of the church John is looking up into the sky and smiling.
Oliver Queen comes up to him and puts a hand on his shoulder.
OLIVER: Thank you for that.
JOHN: For what?
OLIVER: For making us laugh at a time like this. Thank you.
JOHN: I didn't mean to--
OLIVER: You're pretty funny, man. You should get into comedy. I know a few people that could help you out.
JOHN: Really?
OLIVER: Anyone that can make me laugh on a day like this has something special. Here take this...
Oliver hands him a card.
John looks at it and hands it right back.
JOHN: No, thank you. But, thank you.
OLIVER: Sure. No worries. Keep in touch, man.
Oliver walks away to join Clark, Hal, Diana, Arthur, J'onn, and Barry.
JOHN (to himself): How?
*John in his apartment with Babs the cat. They have a nice view of the Colorado rocky mountains in the distance.
JOHN (to his cat): I told you we were going home.
He flips on the television: "World's Funniest Criminals"
A smirk comes over his face.
It quickly vanishes.
The television clicks to a History Channel Program: "The Life Of Saint Augustine."
BABS THE CAT: Meorrrrow?
JOHN: My name isn't "Meeorrrow" sweetie.
John grabs a small packet of popcorn.
JOHN: It's Bruce.
"Murders committed by The Joker: 1,756"
"Murders committed by Batman: 1"
"Murders committed by John Whim: 0."
"Crime rates in Gotham City as of this date have been at their lowest in 25 years."


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Ok, I know you're out there. DH Lawless gave themselves away in another post (I'm glad!) so I thought I'd post a question. Most everyone has seen this before, but...
Would anyone know where to get these handles? Thank you in advance! The first is a Pottery Barn pull that is more delicate than I've been able to find with conventional hardware:
The 2nd is one several people claim to have made (I wrote to everyone who showed up in an image search) but cannot tell me it's available anywhere.
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I think I saw those first ones at the Restoration Hardware Outlet outside of Philadelphia last week in antique brass. You may want to give them a call. |
[SCREAM] WHAT!!!!! I'll do it in the morning. Thank you, Kevin. |
Have you seen the ones I ended up using? They may work for you, too. They're definitely at the RH outlet because that's where I bought them. I bought the Asbury style, and I think the other ones I saw that are more like your first photo are the Aubrey style. |
I have seen those and they're nice. They're a little chunkier than I'm looking for. These make a definite statement and I'm looking for them to blend in a bit. I can't locate the Outlet thru the different yellow pages online. Just two RHs that are closed. Would you happen to have the phone number on the receipt? Your kitchen and kitty are beautiful. |
I love those first ones! They look kind of 20s industrial.. |
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Christine, I nearly dug up your other thread a week ago, but didn't, and here you are!!Thanks for saving me the aggravation!! I was at PB last week, and they had a piece from that group on the floor. Be glad you cannot find the exact hardware, although it Does LOOK good. Nancy |
Kevin, I must have had an(other) idiot moment in the middle of the night. I didn't think to check the RH site. Duh. thanks. Nancy, that is sad but very good information. How can they ruin something so thin and delicate by not taking care of the part you actually touch!? Ok. I'll continue to look. I think I might end up with the Stanley or another name that escapes me. It's nice that people are a'thinkin' of me! |
- Posted by gitananoel (My Page) on Fri, Oct 19, 12 at 10:46
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The first style seems to more available under the search terms window sash handle or sash lift, although I couldn't find any as delicate as the PB one.: |
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iroll, thank you. We've been thru all that and could have saved you the trouble. :) That's where I could mention the Stanley and darned if I can remember the other brand that should be on its way to me. It's the delicacy of the PB one that speaks to me. Can't explain the other one, although there are some similar. Lee Valley has the ones I'm probably going to order. Appreciate it, though! |
CEFreeman - please post if you find out any more about the PB handle. I have been lusting after that since you first posted it a month or so ago. It's so slender and beautiful. |
Hey, I was thinking. Did you get the pull I sent you? He said it should be there last week on Friday. I bought an envelope there and did first class mail. Dropped a couple of bucks in there too. I didn't get a tracking number. I didn't think about it. So, I hope to god it you get it! Let me know. If not, I'll send another one along. They are still on sale until the 30th. And, I looked the other day there were still five left in the slot. Now that I see your above message. I'm guessing you haven't received it. Let me know for sure. I send it regular old mail, not ups or anything like that. I wondered why I didn't hear from you. I figured you were busy. |
BTW, it was hickory. |
Ok. Look. I found this one today. I've written to them to ask about finishes and if it's actually as delicate as the picture seems. On every site I pull it from, it's looking pretty darned close... What do you think? Junicb, did you see what Nancy (SpringOz) had to say? I've written to RH Outlet, anyway. I absolutely trust her judgement, but they're just so darned pretty!!! Maybe like a pair of killer high heels... |
I think that looks good!! Where did you find that? Is it a window sash or cabinet hardware? Nancy |
I just got a Lee Valley catalog in the mail and they have one very close to your first pull. here Comes in antique nickel, shiny brass, and ORB, weathered bronze, and pewter too. There are some somewhat similar to your 2nd photo, but with a curve. |
Christine, Check out these links on e-bay for better pictures. Hope this helps. bright brass chrome white |
Here is a link that might be useful: antique brass
So... I really should have linked to the original thread, shouldn't I have? Just for reference and to look at the ideas we've tossed about: Original Thread. Nancy: I found it here for $2.19. Another place is a WHOPPING $2.99. None of the pics are particularly clear. They're window sash handles. ljwrar: These are handles that have been discussed and absolutely not ruled out. I'm really hoping to find the really delicate handle, though. Kim was extremely kind to send me a really beautiful handle that is on sale at Menard's until the end of the month. If I can't get an answer from the Stanley people re: the delicate one, I'll probably go with this: Hickory Hardware. Interestingly enough, it's not available by item number anywhere on Stanley! - - - - - - - - Just for the record, the 2nd photo of the bar handles? I've searched online by image and written to every single person who featured this handle. Two people claim to have made it, but neither responded after I sent them links to the other photos. The closest I've found is the good ol' Lee Valley Twin Bow. Now, I have found this one other place where it's a few cents less expensive, but Lee Valley is so responsive and great about the GardenWeb business (can you imagine? Think Dutchwood!) that I'll send them my money. This will be in my MBR and MBR bath. I love the ideas, everyone. I really appreciate the help finding these elusive Ah HA handles! |
CEFreeman - I did see Nancy's post about the rough back, but I guess I was hoping she was wrong (sorry, Nancy!). Or, I'm delusional because I like that delicate handle so much... |
Because I can't let it go - how about this? |
Here is a link that might be useful: C.R. Laurence sash lift
- Posted by hortonbrass (My Page) on Tue, Oct 23, 12 at 15:31
The second piece comes from Craftsman hardware in Missouri. Very nice, all made to order. It is their Prairie style pulls. http://www.craftsmenhardware.com/knobsnpulls.html. The kitchen it is on is a Crown Point kitchen. The first pulls, from PB are likely made by a contract manufacturer to their spec. What that means is it is probably not available unless you get it on the furniture from PB. There may be similar pulls available-as you have all discussed at length. Larger furniture companies generally use contract manufacturing for hardware. Or, I could be completely wrong on that exact pull. |
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Mel Blanc, Michael Maltese
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- Vocal Talent: Mel Blanc (Bugs Bunny, Baby Rabbits), Michael Maltese (Mohican [uncredited]).
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Lowe's had this EA plant without a label or tag. I hope it's a hoya, but not being an expert, I need to ask. I love the pretty mottled leaves. They look like a maroon and green mosaic. I hope it has pretty flowers and a scent too! |
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- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Wed, Feb 26, 14 at 23:24
Hi Liz, Sorry, while it is lovely, it's not a Hoya. Some kind of Aeschenanthes, Lipstick plant, or something like that. |
Yes, thank you, it's a lipstick plant. Very pretty though - it's a keeper for me. Thank you for the id. |
- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Fri, Feb 28, 14 at 12:29
You're most welcome, glad to know I nailed it. Cool plant, enjoy! |
Pirate Girl nailed it...its a Lipstick plant. I had one many years ago I think its called 'black pagoda' lipstick plant...Sadly it froze during one of our unexpected freezes :o( Very cool flowers...green if I'm not mistaken |
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A Pastoral Letter from the Council of BishopsPosted on the 18th July 2014 in the category Events
We invite you to read this Pastoral Letter, and make it available, in all our churches on Sunday 20th July 2014. A new initiative aimed at encouraging vocations to ministry in the Church of England is launchedPosted on the 1st July 2014 in the category Events
The Bishops of The Society are delighted to support the launch of the Here I Am initiative. Bishop Tony Robinson, the Chairman of the Council of Bishops said, "We are very aware that the Church constantly needs more people called to serve the sacred priesthood. We hope this new campaign using up to date digital media will encourage more vocations." Here I Am is the title of the campaign which has the backing of the catholic societies of the Church of England with the full support of the Additional Curates Society. Those responsible have embraced digital media to encourage people to explore a vocation to priesthood alongside other kinds of ministry in the Church of England and the Church in Wales. A new You Tube channel features specially commissioned films looking at how people are called to ministry, what the selection process involves as well as examining the kind of people who are called to follow a path to priesthood. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has backed the initiative: "I am delighted to see the Catholic Societies working together in order to promote and encourage more vocations to the sacred priesthood under this new and exciting banner of Here I Am". Fr Darren Smith, spokesman for Here I Am, said that vocations were emerging across the church in a variety of ways: "People looking at the material we have carefully produced will quickly discover that there is no single mould, shape or pattern for the priestly vocation." He adds: "Browsers to our website will find details of courses, what happens if they want to take it to the next step and what the work of a priest in the Church of England today involves." A new Twitter account @hereiamvocation will be launched at the same time. Organisers hope that people will follow the initiative and join in a wave of prayer for vocations. Bishops and priests representing the catholic societies are already working in every part of England and Wales and it was felt that material that had served them well previously was ready for an upgrade to reflect where the digital audience can now be found. "We are excited and expectant about the future of ministry and mission in anglican catholic churches and communities," Fr. Smith explained. The next Vocations Conference is at St Stephen's House from 29 - 31 August For full details and booking form contact Additional Curates Society Gordon Browning House Unit 7, Spitfire Rd Birmingham B24 9PB tel 0121 382 5533 email email@example.com tweet @hereiamvocation visit them on Facebook
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Chrism Mass The Bishop of Fulham's Chrism Mass will be celebrated this year on Tuesday in Holy Week, 15th April 2014, at 11.00 a.m. The venue is to be the church of The Ascension, Lavender Hill, by kind permission of Fr Iain Young and his Parochial Church Council. This is (I think) the first time that the Fulham Chrism Mass has been offered outside the Diocese of London, and I hope that you will agree with me that it is good that this very important annual celebration should be shared among the three dioceses in which the Bishop of Fulham exercises episcopal ministry. I hope very much that as many as possible of you will be able to attend, and that clergy in London (and indeed Rochester) will be willing to make the journey into the Diocese of Southwark this year. Lavender Hill is, in fact, a very convenient and accessible venue for most of us. I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible on Holy Tuesday. It promises to be an excellent, encouraging and strengthening celebration. This comes with my prayers and every blessing as we approach Holy Week and the Great Three Days, the Crown of the Year. With every blessing +Jonathan
The Commissioning of Dr Colin Podmore as Director of Forward in Faith, St Alban's Holborn, 15 April 2013Posted on the 1st June 2013 in the category Events
We are not called to be another pressure group, says Bishop of Fulham More than 300 people witnessed the commissioning of Dr Colin Podmore as Director of Forward in Faith tonight, as the former Clerk of the General Synod pledged to "work for the unity of the one holy, catholic and apostolic Church of Christ and for its mission in the world". Members of the organization were joined by former and current members of the General Synod and staff of the National Church Institutions, reflecting what Dr Podmore described as "the breadth of the Church of England, and our commitment to the 'mutual flourishing' of its diverse traditions". Twelve Anglo-Catholic bishops and over 40 representative priests concelebrated the mass at a packed St Alban's Holborn, in a liturgy drawn from Common Worship and sung to the setting 'Collegium Regale' by Herbert Howells. During the service, the Rt Revd Jonathan Baker, Bishop of Fulham and Chairman of Forward in Faith, promised that the charity would "continue to speak the truth in love about those issues which exercise us, because of their impact, as we see it, on the unity and apostolicity of the Church". Encouraging those who take a different view on the issues of the ordination of women to the priesthood and episcopate to hear the organisation's message "with an equal love", Bishop Jonathan's sermon lamented the "tragedy… that the Church of England should have come to this: that faithful Anglicans who are inspired by convictions which the whole of the Church still affirms in her title deeds and carries in her DNA should be perceived by some as disloyal, a fifth column perhaps." Read Bishop Jonathan's sermon in full here.
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Bishop Jonathan Baker, the new Bishop of Fulham, was licensed as Guild Vicar of St Dunstan in the West by the Bishop of London on 17 April 2013, at a service of Solemn Evensong, in the presence of Metropolitan Josef of the Romanian Orthodox Church who had travelled from Paris to attend. Commenting on his licensing at St Dunstan-in-the-West, Bishop Jonathan said: "I am delighted to be the Guild Vicar of such an historic church as St Dunstan-in-the-West. I have been made thoroughly welcome by the church officers and congregation.In particular I am looking forward to developing the great opportunities for mission and engagement offered by St Dunstan's superb location in the heart of the City of London; I am looking forward too to strengthening the many ecumenical and international links which exist at St Dunstan's and the parish will provide a wonderful home for me in which to anchor my ministry." Bishop Jonathan grew up in Pinner in Middlesex, and as a boy attended the parish church of St Edmund the King, Northwood Hills, in the Willesden Area of the Diocese of London. He was ordained deacon in 1993 and priest in 1994 in the Diocese of Oxford, and served in parish ministry in that diocese from 1993 – 2002, including seven years as parish priest of Holy Trinity, Reading and St Mark's, Reading. In 2003 he was appointed Principal of Pusey House in Oxford. Pusey House offers a pastoral ministry to students in the University of Oxford together with research and formational resources rooted in the revival of catholic teaching and practice within the Church of England known as the 'tractarian' or Oxford Movement. He was consecrtated as the fourth Bishop of Ebbsfleet in April 2011 and was formally appointed as Bishop of Fulham in March 2013. |


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By roseann, Aug 30 2014 8:37AM
Saturday 9th August 2014
Rosie grew up in the lovely little village of Oxenton in Gloucestershire and when we first went to meet her parents, we loved the idea that the whole day was going to be very personal and informal, with family and friends getting involved.
Just a two minute walk from the house is Oxenton church, where Rosie and Mark made their vows, and just next door to the church is a barn owned by the family where the celebrations took place.
We were pulled in to help coordinate the day, so that everyone could enjoy themselves and not worry about anything at all.
We were incredibly lucky with the weather. The news talked about a hurricane on its way, but luckily it didn't hit until the morning after, so Rosie and Mark had a lovely sunny day with just a few spots of rain. A friend of the family did the photo's of which there were just a few straight after the church and then guests made the short wlak to the barn and were welcmed with pimms, homemade elderflower cordial and cool beers. All of the food was planned and cooked by Margie (Mother of the Bride), and for canapes she made scotch eggs and gaspacho shots.
After a few drinks and lots of nattering, guests made their way into the barn for the wedding breakfast. It was a veyr informal affair, with people helping themselves to a pulled pork buffet - again, cooked by Margie. Then it was time for dessert with lots of choice from cheesecakes, trifles and mousse, all homemade.
After speeches, guests were served teas and coffee and the evening celebrations commenced. Rosie and Mark hired a juke box to provide the disco and later in the evening stone-baked pizzas were made for guests before tucking into the wedding cake which had caused Rosie's Mum a few headaches in the days running up to the wedding!
Even the accommodation was on site, with a yurt set up for Rosie and Mark to enjoy their first night as Mr and Mrs Brakefield, and other guests set up their own tents so didn't have far to stumble at the end of the night.
A few words from the Margie and Simon:
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By roseann, Mar 27 2014 9:27PM
Saturday 15th March 2014
We recently met with Simon and Margie at their home in Oxenton, Gloucestershire. Their daughter is getting wedded this August.
I wanted to write about this wedding due to its home-grown nature. Quite literally home-grown. In fact, the seeds for the wedding flowers are being sown in Simon and Margies garden as I write!
Never have I come across such a beautiful setting which will lend itself to a wedding with absolutey no faffery!
Rosie is going to be getting ready at her parents home before walking round the corner to the beautiful church. Once they have made their vows, they will be walking to this barn (look, you can even see the church through the opening!) and starting the celebrations!
Simon has already started getting the barn fit for purpose, and as for Margie, she is not only growing the flowers but also planning the menus as she will be cooking all the food herself including the wedding cake!
We will keep you posted on the wedding, but don't want to give away too many secrets for now! But needless to say we are very excited about being there!
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By roseann, Sep 2 2013 2:32PM
Sunday 1st September 2013
We welcomed in the Autumn with another wedding fayre at Hotel Du Vin in Cheltenham. Hotel Du Vin in Cheltenham (formerly the Carlton Hotel) is a beautiful venue for a drink, for something to eat, for an overnight stay...and for a wedding! That's right, they do weddings! They have beautiful rooms for both wedding ceremonies and receptions and if you are having a big do...you can even have exclusive use of the hotel.
Swing From Paris got the event off to a great start with their fantasitc sound, whilst Rich Parsons the Gloucestershire Magician entertained all of us with magic!
We had delicious cakes from Vanilla Pod Bakery and Yanina's Bespoke Cakes. Showing off thier beautiful Bridal dresses were Simply Bridal and Grand Jour. Bringing a bit of sparkle to the day was Fliss from Flissy Jewellery who makes the most beautiful tiaras. Gemma Gaskins photography and Lush Imaging brought along lots of examples of their wedding photography. Jessica from Earls and Co. treated Brides to be with a manicure, and Joyce Brooks lingerie told Brides about their gorgeous wedding lingerie and bra-fitting service. Sue Conboy from Fansia Tickle brought along an array of exquisite fascinators and Kingsley Leather showcased a range of handmade leather goods from bow ties to place names to belts. Simply Flowers stand looked beautiful with some very pretty table centres and bouquets.
Every couple walked away with a goody bag which included a discount for the spa at hotel Du Vin.
Well done on providing lot of wedding inspiration everyone!
A few words from Rich Parsons the Gloucestershire Magician:
"Thanks for everything on Sunday and for all of your organisation - I had a good time and have already got at least one confirmed booking so it was well worth coming...it's not just about couples turning up at wedding fayres, I like to meet other suppliers too and especially you guys to put faces to names. REAL people from twitter! Real LIVE people!...I like the fact that many Gloucestershire wedding suppliers seem so supportive of each other online and offline."
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By roseann, Sep 2 2013 11:52AM
Saturday 24th August 2013
We met Jenny and Dan ar our Daffodil Wedding Fayre and as the date of their wedding day neared, they decided to call us in, to be there on the day and ensure everything ran smoothly, so that they could just relax and enjoy it.
Jenny got ready on the morning of her special day at Dormy House Hotel in Broadway. Sheena, who is just the bestest wedding hair stylist in the county, worked her magic, and Harriet Cook did the Bridal make-up.
On the morning of her wedding, Jenny was handed the keys to a cintage Figaro car as a wedding present from her soon-to-be husband. Her Dad drove her to the church in her new wheels.
Jenny and Dan tied the knot at St Peter's church in Stanway, and then afterwards guests were greeted on the lawn in front of the fantastic fountains at Stanway House with a glass of Prosecco. The day was beautifully photgraphed by Jamie Burrell. The Insiders Band entertained guests with an acoustic set whilst canapes were served by CaterCater. The wedding breakfast was then served in the Tithe Barn which looked beautiful with flowers from the Creative Flower Studio.
In the evening, The Insiders played and the Flame Baked Pizza Co. served up mouthwatering pizzas to everyone.
A few words from Karen (Mother of the Groom):
"Just a quick note to say thank you so much to you and Sally for everything on Saturday. I'm just about coming back down to earth now and the house is almost back to normal.
It was the most perfect wedding day for Dan & Jenny and with all your hard work it all just seemed to flow effortlessly. I know that's not the case and you were both rushing around to keep everything on time. You helped John & I to completely relax and enjoy the day, and I know Dan & Jenny feel the same. Topping my glass up was much appreciated!! I just keep imagining what it would have been like if we hadn't had you there! Everyone has commented on how perfect everything was. You can let me know now if anything went wrong lol!
Thank you once again for helping to make it the wedding of their dreams"
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By roseann, Jul 29 2013 8:46PM
Friday 21st June 2013
Sally, who is usually one of the planners here at The Wedding Consultancy, tied the knot in June and handed the organising over to us just for the day so that she could make the most of every minute of their special day.
Sally is from Evesham and so they married in a beautiful church in South littleton. No detail was missed by Sally and they ordered beautiful sunshine in amongst a very wet June and thought of their guests at every step of the way. They provided transport to and from the church for some of their guests using Bennetts Coaches. Drinks and snacks were on the bus for the guests so that they were kept happy on the journey. Meanwhile, Sally and Ben were chauffeur driven in a beautiful vintage car by Nostalgia Wedding Cars.
Graced by unexpected sunshine, everyone arrived to Hatherley Manor Hotel for welcome drinks and canapes whilst photographs were taken by Rob Wheatman Photography. Sally looked stunning dressed in her gorgeous dress from Grand Jour, and her make-up by Veronica from Pure Image.
The 100 guests were seated for the wedding breakfast and the food and service surpassed all of our expectations. We could not fault the team at Hatherly Manor at all, they were fantastic! For starters, melon and berries were served, then the main was chicken wrapped in bacon with dauphiniose potatoes which was delicious, and then a berry filled eringue with clotted cream for dessert. The room looked striking with high vase flowers from Simply Flowers. Ben managed to get his football team colours into the wedding with Bridesmaid dresses in blue and splashes of yellow in the flowers.
In the evening, an icecream trike was set up in the walled garden for the guests to indulge in icecream and a hog roast was also served by the hotel. Everyone danced the night away to the sound of The Abstracts and tucked into the sweet table and delicious cake made by one of Sally's friends.
And after a fab party, Ben and Sally jetted off to New York and then Barabados to chill out! Lucky things!
Quote of the day from Sally:
'You don't think I'm a Bridezilla do you?'
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