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The Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa is located along the coast of Ka'anapali, built into the cliffs of a small cove near the legendary "Black Rock" hardened lava formation, one of Maui's favorite snorkeling hotspots. The elevated lobby makes as much of the gorgeous vista of the nearby Ka'anapali Beach and Molokai Island as possible. Recent guests report that the impressive views helped set the tone for their stay here. This Sheraton's rooms and suites also boast impressive ocean views, as well as brightly colored decor, flat-screen TVs and, in some cases, private balconies. Recent travelers recommend paying the Sheraton's optional resort fee ($30 a day, plus tax), which gets you "free" parking and Internet access in your room as well, as scheduled shuttle rides to downtown Lahaina and other local attractions. A stay here will also grant you access to the Sheraton's pool and The Spa at Black Rock, not to mention several restaurants. However, according to many guests, a stay here is not worth the high price tag — primarily because of the hotel's sub-par customer service.
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hey guys. last night i was military pressing and once i set it down i got a deep ache in my deltoid. when flexing it by clinching a weight it'd bulge out much moreso than my other. today it's still sore, i've been icing it and it kinda helps. no idea what i should do. should i just keep icing it? maybe some icy hot? thanks in advance guys
Could have just spazzed it. Ice is good to keep the swelling down, ibuprofen I would take for the inflammation. Other than that, for me it takes a week or two to feel better.
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Glazed Ham with Apricot-Mustard Sauce
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The meat counter at your market is likely to carry a few different kinds of ham. Choose half a smoked bone-in ham labeled "fully cooked." In this recipe a country-style ham would be too dry and salty.
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Total Time: 2 hr 15 min
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- 1 (7-pound, about half of a bone-in) cured smoked ham (butt end), room temperature
- 2 cup(s) apricot jam
- 1/4 cup(s) mustard powder
- Butter for aluminum foil
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F, with rack in lowest position. Line a large roasting pan with aluminum foil; place roasting rack in pan.
- With a sharp knife, trim fat, leaving a 1/4-inch-thick layer. Lightly score fat in a diamond pattern (do not cut into meat). Place ham, fat side up, on rack; roast 1 hour.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine jam and mustard (they can be mixed and refrigerated up to 1 day ahead). Transfer 1/2 cup mixture to a small bowl to glaze ham. Set aside saucepan with remaining mixture.
- After 1 hour, brush ham with glaze. Repeat every 15 minutes until brown and shiny, and an instant-read thermometer inserted in the thickest part, avoiding bone, registers 130 degrees F, about 1 hour more (if glaze starts to burn, tent ham with buttered foil). Discard unused glaze. Remove ham from oven; cover loosely with buttered foil to keep warm. Temperature will then rise another 5 to 10 degrees.
- Bring jam mixture in saucepan to a boil. Carve ham, reserving bone and 2 cups of meat for Split Pea Soup. Serve with sauce.
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An ailing Broadway musical producer produces a new show. When a flinty leading lady twists her ankle on opening night, one spunky chorus girl tries to take over her place.
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Practical experience with Health and Nutrition Claims: a "moving target"International Fresenius-Conference discussed legal framework, research results and implementation problemsDortmund, Mainz, 01.06.2011 When it comes to Health and Nutrition Claims many practitioners from the food industry find inconsistencies regarding the legal demands, detect further need for governmental regulation or become confronted with implementation problems in practice. To discuss current questions the industry met from 30th to 31st May 2011 in Cologne (Germany) at the 3rd International Conference "Health and Nutrition Claims" by Akademie Fresenius and SGS Institut Fresenius. The complete Fresenius conference documentation including scripts from all the presentations can be purchased at the Akademie Fresenius for 295,00 € (plus VAT) or here. Contact details:Die Akademie Fresenius GmbH Monika Stratmann Alter Hellweg 46 44379 Dortmund Germany Phone +49 231 75896-48 Fax +49 231 75896-53 E-Mail email@example.com Internet www.akademie-fresenius.com |
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About | Opened in February 1837, the Grade I listed Theatre Royal remains one of the most historic, cultural landmarks in the country and continues to dominate the heart of Newcastle's Grainger Town. The Theatre Royal is one of the most famous theatres in the country and in its 170 year history has played host to the biggest names in dance, drama, music and comedy. It was recently praised by Sir Ian McKellen as the best venue in the country. The Theatre Royal presents over 380 performances to over 300,000 people each year and is the regional home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre, Opera North and Rambert Dance Company. Its status and reputation as one of the finest theatres in the UK ensures it is a key date in the touring calendar of some of the world's leading theatre companies; performances include the biggest and brightest West End musicals, thought provoking drama from the world's leading playwrights, contemporary dance from internationally acclaimed choreographers - not to mention the North's favourite pantomime, attracting more than 70,000 people. | |
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When the first goat was killed, it took me by surprise. My husband Jorge and I had been invited by one of Jorge's photojournalist friends to this nondescript compound in La Mixteca, the most impoverished region of Oaxaca, Mexico's most impoverished state, to watch the annual slaughter of thousands of goats.[more inside]
For over 50 years Save-On-Meats was a fixture in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. When original owner Al DesLauriers retired in 2009, the building was renovated & reopened as a modern diner and butchershop under the same name. It was the first Canadian eatery to be visited by that Guy. New owner Mark Brand gave a passionate TED talk last year about the ups and downs he experienced integrating with the low income community. Their latest initiative is a controversial breakfast sandwich token that patrons can purchase and distribute to hungry neighbourhood residents.
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To call Pat Fish the best British songwriter of the past twenty-five years is an invitation for some awfully suspicious stares. Pat who? But he might be just that. Known since the early 1980s as the Jazz Butcher (Or The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy, or JBC, and at times later as Sumosonic, The Black Eg, and Wilson), Fish remained detached enough to avoid the indie-rock vortex of the last decade, dooming himself to obscurity while leaving behind one of the most valuable buried treasures in all of alternative music.
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Feliiiiiiz Navidad... en SANTO DOMINGO!
Just a reminder, Jared the Butcher of Songs is still ready to torture and aggravate your friends and family this holiday season. Jared is available for both Windows and Macintosh, as well as for weddings, birthdays and Bar Mitzvahs. Make sure to read Jared's liner notes as well.
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Just a reminder, Jared the Butcher of Songs is still ready to torture and aggravate your friends and family this holiday season. Jared is available for both Windows and Macintosh, as well as for weddings, birthdays and Bar Mitzvahs. Make sure to read Jared's liner notes as well.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Memphis EMB Hotel Amsterdam
Right choice if you can catch a special deal
My girlfriend and I have stayed at the Gresham Memphis for three nights in August 2005. This 4* hotel visited mainly by tourists is not located in the city centre but in a quiet residential area within 10 minutes walking distance or a short tram ride to the museum square. To get to the city centre and the railway station you need to take tram 16 from stop Emmastraat (walking distance 3 minutes, travel time 15 minutes). There are as well several bus lines linking this station with Leidseplein. You may as well take tram 2 to city centre and central station via Leidseplein which leaves from another station nearby.
We chose this hotel mainly because of the price. We got a great deal from a booking site for 80 EUR per double room per night including buffet breakfast and all taxes. We were actually looking for a three star hotel but finally chose the Gresham because the deal was cheaper than most 4*, 3* and even 2* hotels. I recommend staying at this hotel only if you can get such a deal because their rack rates are much higher. So be sure to check several booking sites for their conditions (we booked at a site which first seemed to be the official hotel website but actually was run by a hotel booking company).
We arrived before check in time (check in time is 14:00 pm) and because our room was not ready yet, we were offered storage of the luggage free of charge. The luggage was later delivered to our room by hotel staff. Storage was also possible on the day of departure (check out time is 12:00 am).
The clean and bright room had a spacious double bed, a desk, aircon, central heating, telephone, minibar, trouser press and a TV with interactive pay channels. Internet access was possible trough the TV (wireless keyboard), WIFI and a LAN adaptor. The room may not be called huge but the size was just ok, not as small as other hotels in Amsterdam. The spacious bathroom featured a bathtub with shower. Hairdryer, towels, soap, shampoo, shower gel and body lotion were provided. Our hotel room did not seem to be recently renovated, because it did not feature the latest design as shown on their website and some furnishings showed defects (e.g. water tap was a little leaking, scratches on desk). Maybe you don't get the best rooms with the lowest rates, but still it was a nice room (especially for this price). Internet access and minibar are as in most hotels very expensive (6 EUR per hour internet, 4 EUR small can of beer). There is only limited space to store additional stuff in the minibar.
The buffet breakfast was included in our deal, but not on most of the other booking sites. It normally costs 17,50 EUR p.p. per day and has a good choice, but still may not suite everybody's taste. In my opinion the buffet is a great start into the day but not at all worth the 17,50 EUR. So if it's not included in your rate, go and eat elsewhere. I did not see breakfast restaurants nearby, but numerous possibilities can be found in the city centre. You may as well have breakfast in the hotel room but that costs 5 EUR extra (as every order placed with the room service).
There is as well a bar and a small lobby which are nicely and modern furnished, but I have never had a drink or snack there. The hotel does not have a swimming pool but features a fitness suite free of charge.
I strongly recommend to take your booking confirmation with you. The reason for this is that during check in hotel staff told me that breakfast was not included although it should be and as well told me on departure I had to pay the city tax (5% of the room rate for the whole stay) although my booking confirmation stated that "all taxes" were included. I do not say that this was done on purpose but may be as well coincidence or caused by problems with the booking site. In both cases hotel staff was very friendly and solved the problem. In the first case they were able to check in their computer system and in the second case I was able to proof with my booking confirmation.
One of the previous review writers has written about an overbooking experience. We did not have this experience personally but when we picked up our baggage on departure one guest had the same problem. They told him they did not have his reservation in the system and he was told that this was probably caused because he forgot to close the booking site after the booking process (???). They only offered him to book another hotel because the Gresham was fully booked. It may be that there really are problems with the booking process, but to me it seems that overbooking is common practice and it is first come, first served (it was 5:30 pm).
I do recommend this hotel if you can get a VERY good deal, want to be in a quiet surrounding and do not mind spending some time on the tram. But be sure to check in early and be able to proof what you have paid for! I do not recommend this hotel if you want to be in the heart of the city or if traveling by car, because there is no free parking space.
Good at half the price
Enjoyed our stay here at reduced rate. Caught Connexxions bus from Schiphol Airport for €11pp, one-way, takes about 15-20 minutes.
Our reservation didn't include breakfast, and as other people mentioned here we weren't too happy at the thought of paying €17.50 each for a buffet. So, we found a couple of nearby cafes that served breakfast on the Cornelis Schuyt Str. (out of hotel turn left, cross main road and keep going along Cornelis Schuyt). On that street there is a selection of shops including a fruit and vegatable shop, an organic shop, tobacconist etc. at the end of it, there is a tram stop for the No. 2 tram which is handy for going into town etc. Also at the end are two cafes, where you can get a simple breakfast for under €10 each, including coffees etc. Also noticed an Italian restaurant on the street which might be a place for dinner if you want to eat near the hotel.
Walking to the Concertgebouw takes about 10 minutes. Van Gogh museum a few minutes more.
The hotel itself is very comfortable; our room was large and had a view of the street below. I would recommend staying here, since it is slightly away from the busy parts, and in a nice area - yet it isn't too hard to get to town on the tram.
Perfect Oasis in the Middle of the Madness
After a hard day of fun in crazy Amsterdam, what a wonderful release to come home to this quiet oasis of calm called the Gresham Memphis Hotel. The neighborhood is relaxed (but by no means dead) with good shops and restaurants -- and with the world's best concert hall, the Concertgebouw just a few blocks away. The Rijksmuseum and the superlative Van Gogh museum are only two more blocks away from that! Plus two trams, #16 and #2, get you into Dam Square in eight minutes! The staff at the hotel we found to be helpful and friendly. They served a very ample breakfast every morning. Just don't eat dinner at their cafe--that was pretty pathetic. Our room was elegant with high-ceilings, very regal matching drapes and bedspread and with a very pleasant view. We would come back to this hotel in a heartbeat.
A Clean, Quiet Place
My husband and I have just reurned from a four-night stay at the Gresham-Memphis. It's definitely not a hotel for the younger crowd....more for us middle-aged people who like spacious rooms with our amenities and lots of quiet.
The rooms are nicely furnished, and appear to have been recently painted. The double bed was comfortable with more than enough covers. Nice thick carpet. Great heat. (This is important. It was really cold in Amsterdam last week!) There's a mini-bar with over-priced drinks, which is normal, but you can buy drinks and cheeses at the supermarket near the Rijksmuseum and have a place to keep them cold.
The bath is great. Good water pressure with lots of hot water. Very modern. The maid changed the towels everyday and gave us a new round of shampoo, shower gel, soap, etc.
The staff is very helpful and friendly. We decided to go to Bruges by train, and the young woman at the desk found out all of te info. we needed. She also took care of contacting the Schiphol Airport Connexion when we needed to get our flight back home.
We made oour reservations through the Internet and breakfast was included for 335''''''''' for the four nights. Try to find a site that will do this, or get your travel agent on it. There really isn't any place to have breakfast in this extremely residential neighborhood, and even though the buffet is more than adequate, you really don't want to pay 17.50''''''''' for it.
One other thing. The hotel is a ten-minute walk from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, but too far from downtown to walk. My husband and I are walkers; we did the walk from downtown one night, and it took close to an hour. The tram service is great; the #16 which goes to the center stops in the door almost.
The location of the hotel is no big deal when you realize what you're getting for the price. It's a bargain. Anyone would be happy at the Memphis....if they're over 35.
Lovely hotel
I stayed in the Gresham Memphis with my boyfriend last October as part of a surprise trip for his birthday. We both thought it was a lovely hotel, the staff were very polite and helpful. It is a little bit away from the main part of the city, but with the trams being very near it wasn't really an issue. We were there for two nights and on the second night we asked Reception to recommend a nice Italian restaurant. They directed us to one just 2 minutes walk from the hotel and oh my god it was fantastic! We still cannot stop talking about it! And it was really cheap too.
The hotel is also serviced by the Airport bus as well as the trams which is really convenient.
I would definately recommend this hotel
Clean, solid, old fashioned
Finding clean quiet budget accommodation in Amsterdam is a challenge, and having heard horror stories I decided to pay more than necessary to secure something decent. Even with a discount this hotel definitely isn't budget. But it is clean, quiet and solidly respectable. Crisp white sheets and good heating. Good bathrooms. Thick towels. Dark brown wood everywhere. It's very much a widows and travelling salesman kind of place, and you certainly won't encounter anyone remotely young or funky. Think mid-Western America transported to early 1960s Amsterdam. It's not really convenient if you're doing sightseeing: you need to get a taxi at night and a tram by day to anywhere central. For the price, I found the breakfast annoying: it makes little allowances for the tastes of overseas travellers: if you want cereal you have to eat it out of a ridiculously sized bowl the size of half a saucer. All that said, I'd definitely stay there again if I couldn't find somewhere as clean and quiet but more central for the same price.
Recommended If You Can Get a Good Deal!
My wife and I stayed at the Memphis-Gresham Hotel in Amsterdam in December 2003. We booked over the internet, getting a good deal: 220 Euros for three nights, or about 73 Euros per night, not including breakfast or 5% city tax. If you have travelled to Amsterdam before, you will know that this is relatively inexpensive, particularly for a three star quality hotel. (Although in Amsterdam, all the hotels claim to be at least three stars!) Breakfast was much too expensive at 17.50 Euros (that's about $30 Canadian Dollars, or $22 US Dollars!) I really think that breakfast should have been included. I mean, really, what does toast, coffee and jam cost? Do yourself a favor and eat breakfast elsewhere.
The hotel is located in an upscale, professional neighborhood, within walking distance of the Concertgebouw and Van Gogh Museum. It is too far to walk "downtown" to the train station, redlight district, shopping district, etc, so if you want to be where the action is, don't stay here or else you will have to rely on the tram. The hotel looks relatively "upscale" for Amsterdam, the rooms were modern, average sized, and clean. The bathroom was clean and modern. Toiletries were supplied, and the room made up everyday. This hotel impressed me in that it definitely was not as shabby as the majority of budget accomodations in Amsterdam.
Check-in was at 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon (14:00) but we arrived from the airport early in the morning. Since our room was ready, they let us check in way ahead of schedule, so I was very pleased (many hotels don't allow you to do that). The welcome greeting was friendly, and overall, I found most of the staff pleasant to deal with.
There are not many stores and restaurants in this area so we did have some drinks at the hotel lounge, which is nicely decorated and a great place to relax and chat (although they should get rid of the tv). One night we even ate dinner (pasta) in the lounge, which serves a small menu. It wasn't cheap, but it was convenient.
We had to check our e-mail and make reservations for later on in our trip, so we asked if there was internet access in or near the hotel. We were told there was a "Business Conference Centre" right beside the reception desk, and internet access was available for 12 Euros per hour. (They bill you for that amount no matter how long you actually use it!) The "Business Centre" was actually a tiny room with one chair, a computer that did access the internet, but with a printer that didn't work! If you are a business person who has serious or extensive business requirements, this hotel wouldn't meet your needs. (By the way, I later found you can get cheap internet access in Amsterdam at Easy Internet at Reguliersbreetraat 22 for about 1.50 Euros per hour, so we actually paid about 8 times what we needed to!)
In conclusion, I recommend this hotel, but not at full price. If you can get a good deal, and you don't mind (or actually enjoy) the quiet and fairly distant location, you should be pleased with the classy facilities. Don't plan on eating there, but do have a quiet, relaxing hot chocolate or cocktail in the lounge. This is a hotel for adults, not really for young backpackers on a budget or those looking for more action in the heart of the city.
Unbelievable... in all the wrong ways!
If you want to actually choose where you stay in Amsterdam, don't book
the Gresham.My fianc? and I booked a romantic Valentine's weekend away
about a month in advance and were very excited about our stay. The
hotel looked nice and we were pleased that we'd secured our room at a
good rate.On arrival in Amsterdam at about 9pm on the Friday night, we
went straight to the hotel, only to be informed that it was fully
booked and that there was no room for us. How was this possible? we
asked. We had been in contact with the hotel via email about a week
before our break and they hadn't mentioned that there were any problms.
The hotel staff made all sorts of excuses about computer crashes etc.
but they had all the details of our booking on paper there in front of
them. They knew only too well that they had double-booked our room.The
Gresham's only offering to us was a taxi to the local Novotel where
they'd booked us a room. Thanks very much, Gresham. Well, at least the staff at the Novotel were friendly and polite.
Very nice hotel
While being a little bit out of the way, the Gresham Memphis is an excellent choice. Located on a main street, is very quiet at night and a tram stop is 100 ft from the front door. They rent bikes for 10EU/day (the only way to tour the canal district) and have a good shuttle service to the airport. Breakfast is expensive and somewhat marginal, suggest going to the Albert Heijn in the Museum park on the way back to the hotel. There is a mini bar fridge so you can store what you bought.
The hotel is within long walking distance of the Concert Hall and Vondel Park. Anything else, use the tram or a bike. They offer very good specials. I got a huge room with two twin beds for 70EU/night.
Bathrooms are big as well.
Great choice
This is a great place to stay while visiting Amsterdam. Although it is within close walking distance of major sights like the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh musem and the Conzertgebouw, the hotel itself is in a very nice, quiet neighborhood. This is a plus if you don't necessarily want to be in the middle of Amsterdam's busy 24-hr street life! Rooms are nicely furnished with very modern bathrooms. The staff was extremely pleasant and there is also an excellent breakfast buffet offered in the morning.
Overall this is a convenient and pleasant place that offers the best of both worlds - proximity to sights without overwhelming hustle and bustle.
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Susan, that looks wonderful! I think the best creative ideas come when you can't sleep ~ whether late at night or early in the a.m. The cart itself is really neat, too. I love the things you added to the sides. This size would actually work in my kitchen and I love that it is on wheels to move out of the way if need be. The fact that you could paint it and personalize it to your tastes is another plus!
ReplyDeleteSusan, this is awesome....I just helped my brother finish his Ikea kitchen. He has the wood Ikea countertops. I don't think he'll let me to do that to them, but it sure gives me some ideas!! Thanks for being creative and posting. I'm off to read about your tote.
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I'm so impressed by your early morning craftiness!! Your cart turned out amazing! I need to get myself out of bed early! I would LOVE if you would link up your project to our {{What I Made Wednesday Linky Party!
Not that you need another comment on this one (I think I'm #67 . . . wow, you have some seriously devoted fans!), but I LOVE this makeover! So cute! The stamp is the perfect touch, and I love the distressing job--just enough without being TOO worn-looking. Great work! I love it!
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I have the same cart, what a transformation is so beautiful and chic,with the stamp, May I blog about you and the cart on my blog, I don't understand the part of stamping? I know you got the stamp from the Graphic Fairy, then you printed it? or how did you transfer to that beautiful rustic top?
Thanks and I love it,
Hi Susan,
I loved this so very much that I had to try it myself - I took a couple of photos and wrote down what I did and even though my final product doesn't look quite as great as yours, this was so much fun to do! Thanks for the inspiration!!
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Saw this on Pinterest & loved it!! Thanks for posting it! I'm going to make it & put it in my laundry room as a folding station! How did you use the Stazon ink for the circle?? I can't figure out how to apply it in a thin line from the stamp pad!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
I LOVE this so much!! I know it was quite a few months ago you did this but I wonder if you could elaborate on how you did the stamp detail? I've just managed to source a cart and can't wait to try this out but think I could do with some of your wisdom as to how you created it!
Many thanks
You are SOOOOO right! Never looked better for sure.
I love the stamp detail!
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I just purchased an unfinished kitchen cart, was just going to throw a coat of boring ol' paint over it. So glad I found your post!
Is there any reason to use mixture of black and brown paint on the top rather than a wood stain? Thanks for the inspiration!
Can you please give more tips for the white paint and the antique glaze on top as your instructions were very vague? I would have no clue what to buy to make this. Thanks very much
ReplyDeleteSorry for the vagueness Vanessa.... The antique glaze is something you buy in a bottle at Michaels. You can get a little bottle in the paint aisle. I mixed a little squirt of it into the paint I was using (in a little dish). It thinks the paint without making it watery, kind of like a hand cream consistency.... When it was all mixed I just painted it on.
Hope that is clear enough.
Ahh! I love it! I am actually about to do this same thing! I have the cart and the paint and also a finish for the top that I'm going to use. I was wondering though if you sanded it before you painted it the first time? Also... Did you prime it? Sorry, I'm a little new at this whole furntiture redo thing and would love your input because your's turned out amazing!!! Thanks!! :D
this is beautiful! can you talk a little more about how you painted the top? What kind of paints did you use? Did you mix the 2 paints and the glaze all together then paint it as one or did you layer it? Thank you going to try this tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteHi! Just wondering if you did anything else to the top to make it safe for food use? Or are you not using it in the kitchen? I just bought this cart, and went searching for inspiration... I was so delighted to find this, I love it! Just needing to make sure I can make the top safe for food use...
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
I am going to do this to mine also. Just not understanding exactly what you used on the top. Could I just use a dark stain?
I am new to the crafting/decor world so I was wondering how you did the stamp. Everyone else seems to understand how you did this so easily.
ReplyDeleteHi Micky.
I used a big bowl and traced it to make a circle on the top. Then I used letter and number rubber stamps to stamp the words around the inside of the circle. I went back and used a very thin paintbrush with black paint to paint around the traced circle and that was it :)
Hope this helps you and thank you!
Thanks for the instructions, Susan. That does help. Good job!
DeleteHi! Sorry for the late question.... What stamps did you use? I found the stayzon stamp pad but can't find the actual rubber stamps? Thank you!!
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11 Logie's Lane is a most charming 19th century house, centrally situated within the old town. It is available for weekly letting throughout the summer months of June, July and August. It is tastefully furnished and very well equipped, this property makes a delightful base for a holiday and provides the opportunity to experience living in the beautiful conservation area of St.Andrews. The property is accessed from Logie's Lane where the town library, church and abundance of cafes and restaurants are located. Comprising on the ground floor: lovely little sitting room with original feature fireplace and stripped wooden floor, comfortable seating...Read more
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Centrally located town house, in the heart of the historic, old town of St.Andrews. Close to shops, cafes,restaurants, golf courses and beaches.
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Remote Sens. 2012, 4(8), 2210-2235; doi:10.3390/rs4082210
Influence of Surface Topography on ICESat/GLAS Forest Height Estimation and Waveform Shape
Received: 16 May 2012 / Revised: 12 July 2012 / Accepted: 18 July 2012 / Published: 26 July 2012
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Abstract: This study explores ICESat/GLAS waveform data in Thuringian Forest, a low mountain range located in central Germany. Lidar remote sensing has been proven to directly derive tree height as a key variable of forest structure. The GLAS signal is, however, very sensitive to surface topography because of the large footprint size. This study therefore focuses on forests in a mountainous area to assess the potential of GLAS data to derive terrain elevation and tree height. The work enhances the empirical knowledge about the interaction between GLAS waveform and landscape structure regarding a special temperate forest site with a complex terrain. An algorithm to retrieve tree height directly from GLA01 waveform data is proposed and compared to an approach using GLA14 Gaussian parameters. The results revealed that GLAS height estimates were accurate for areas with a slope up to 10° whereas waveforms of areas above 15° were problematic. Slopes between 10–15° have been found to be a critical crossover. Further, different waveform shape types and landscape structure classes were developed as a new possibility to explore the waveform in its whole structure. Based on the detailed analysis of some waveform examples, it could be demonstrated that the waveform shape can be regarded as a product of the complex interaction between surface and canopy structure. Consequently, there is a great variety of waveform shapes which in turn considerably hampers GLAS tree height extraction in areas with steep slopes and complex forest conditions.
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The much-anticipated return of the Champions League is almost upon us, and excitement is mounting after Thursday's group-stage draw, revealing to us which teams will do battle this season.
Reigning champions Real Madrid will face off against Liverpool, Basel and Ludogorets Razgrad in Group B, but it's not just the title defence that's drawing attention.
Once again, clubs of all sizes will seek to make their way past the first round of competition, and as ever, even the smallest of outfits have their shot at breaking new ground in Europe.
Group A | Group B | Group C | Group D |
Atletico Madrid | Real Madrid | Benfica | Arsenal |
Juventus | FC Basel | Zenit | Borussia Dortmund |
Olympiakos | Liverpool | Bayer Leverkusen | Galatasaray |
Malmo | Ludogorets | AS Monaco | Anderlecht |
Group E | Group F | Group G | Group H |
Bayern Munich | Barcelona | Chelsea | FC Porto |
Manchester City | Paris Saint-Germain | Schalke 04 | Shakhtar |
CSKA Moscow | Ajax | Sporting Club | Athletic Bilbao |
Roma | APOEL | Maribor | BATE Borisov |
We take a look at which underdogs might make it through to the round of 16, as well as giving a full breakdown of the groups and prediction of who will advance.
The official Champions League Twitter account give us a concise look at this season's group stage fixture dates:
CONFIRMED! The 2014/15 #UCL group stage schedule... pic.twitter.com/thjLPDuNJt
— Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) August 28, 2014
Pool Predictions
Group A
Position | Club |
1st | Atletico Madrid |
2nd | Juventus |
3rd | Olympiakos |
4th | Malmo |
The pressure will be on Juventus and Atletico Madrid to live up to their billing as champions of Italy and Spain, respectively, as the duo hope to surmount one another in the battle of Group A's favourites.
Malmo and Olympiakos are also champions of Sweden and Greece, respectively, but those divisions (mainly the Allsvenskan) sit some way off the standards of La Liga and Serie A.
Matteo Bonetti of beIN Sport suggests the Bianconeri will be pleased with their draw:
Allegri upon seeing Olympiakos drawn into their group pic.twitter.com/PcRmG6XIMy
— Matteo Bonetti (@TheCalcioGuy) August 28, 2014
Atletico have had a good summer after returning to the Spanish throne, replacing those departing figures with ones of equal promise, while Juve haven't been quite as encouraging in their business.
Diego Simeone's side will hope for more European solidity following last season's final appearance, and their attacking options could see them past Juventus, considering both sides' defences are majorly talented.
Dark Horse: Olympiakos took a 2-0 lead against Manchester United in last season's round of 16, only to blow it in the second leg and bow out 3-2. That being said, Athens can be a difficult place to travel and Michel will look to repel any assault that comes in his side's direction.
Group B
Position | Club |
1st | Real Madrid |
2nd | Liverpool |
3rd | Basel |
4th | Ludogorets Razgrad |
Carlo Ancelotti attained La Decima in style last season, and even though it took extra time, the 4-1 thrashing of Atleti in their Champions League final showed just how strong Real Madrid's squad is.
This summer's talk has revolved largely around how the arrival of James Rodriguez, as well as the departures of Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso, the latter transfer confirmed by The Guardian, will affect the continental champions.
Liverpool are buoyant after making their way back into Europe, but it may take time before a lot of their players, many of whom are unacquainted with Champions League football, can adapt.
Brendan Rodgers is well aware of the task at hand, but is looking forward to the test, per This Is Anfield:
BR: Real Madrid and Liverpool are two very special clubs - 15 times winners between them. It's great for the fans and city to have CL back.
— This Is Anfield (@thisisanfield) August 29, 2014
That being said, Swiss and Bulgarian champions Basel and Ludogorets Razgrad are very much beatable as far as Ancelotti and Rodgers will be concerned.
Dark Horse: Basel are a team well versed in European success of late, albeit having gone far mainly in the Europa League. The Swiss giants regularly dominate their domestic ranks and have a grip on most of the national talent that comes through, making them a threat to keep an eye on.
Group C
Position | Club |
1st | Bayer Leverkusen |
2nd | Monaco |
3rd | Zenit St. Petersburg |
4th | Benfica |
A miniature group of death in many ways, one can envision any of Monaco, Bayer Leverkusen, Zenit St. Petersburg or Benfica winning Group C.
Each side is rightfully a giant in their respective countries, with Zenit and Leverkusen having progressed to the round of 16 in last season's tournament.
The slightest of lapses could mean the difference between progress and an early exit, but Leverkusen could emerge as the strongest party, more consistent in their squad choices and experienced among elite company.
Dark Horse: Just as a favourite is difficult to pick out, so too is a dark horse. That being said, Andre Villas-Boas possesses a vast pool of talent in St. Petersburg, and despite their lack of European success in recent years, travelling to Russia is a venture no team will enjoy.
Group D
Position | Club |
1st | Arsenal |
2nd | Borussia Dortmund |
3rd | Galatasaray |
4th | Anderlecht |
For the second season in a row, Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund will fight for Champions League group dominance, the Germans having just edged last year's struggle.
Galatasaray are a power in their own right and did well to beat Juventus to a round of 16 place in 2013-14, but this season may not be so kind.
Opta's Orbinho points out the Gunners have a feud to settle with Cesare Prandelli's side:
The only time Arsenal have played Galatasaray in Europe was the 2000 UEFA Cup final which they lost on penalties after a 0-0 draw
— Orbinho (@Orbinho) August 28, 2014
Anderlecht may be the giant of Belgium to usually watch out for, but they'll be little more than bystanders once again, having claimed just one point in last term's group phase.
Dark Horse: Gala will look to Istanbul as being their backbone for results this year, but it's vital that Turkey's titans claim points in away territory after taking just one last season.
Group E
Position | Club |
1st | Bayern Munich |
2nd | Manchester City |
3rd | Roma |
4th | CSKA Moscow |
Manchester City just can't catch a break, and another group-of-death setting sees Bayern Munich lined up as the favourites for Group E.
The Germans will be tested by the Citizens, as one can only expect thanks to Manuel Pellegrini's vast squad resources, but Roma will also be looking to steal points where they can.
The summer movement around the Allianz Arena has been largely positive in 2014, and Mehdi Benatia will be hoping to have an impact against Rudi Garcia and his not-so-long-ago teammates.
Dark Horse: CSKA Moscow have drawn the shortest of straws this season, but the Russian champions may find the slightest of advantages in the element of surprise. Leonid Slutsky does have a powerful squad, and there may yet be a shock to come in Group E.
Group F
Position | Club |
1st | Barcelona |
2nd | Paris Saint-Germain |
3rd | Ajax |
4th | APOEL |
Paris Saint-Germain are on the prowl for revenge this season, lining up against Barcelona, the team who saw them out of the Champions League quarter-finals two seasons ago on away goals.
However, Luis Enrique's men retain their place as the top-billed team in their pool, Group F's other seemingly hopeless hopefuls being Ajax and APOEL Nicosia.
Dark Horse: The Eredivisie is seen by some as little more than a gateway league to Europe's other top divisions, but Dutch champions Ajax are schooled in attractive football philosophies, and will hope to beat superstars with substance.
Group G
Position | Club |
1st | Chelsea |
2nd | Schalke |
3rd | Sporting Lisbon |
4th | Maribor |
Jose Mourinho has lucked out in seeing the opposition ready to combat his Chelsea team, with Schalke, Sporting Lisbon and Maribor offering a very favourable draw.
Bleacher Report's Stan Collymore agrees the selection looks favourably upon Mourinho's men:
Chelsea. Straightforward group fir experienced European campaigners. Only thing to stop them would be complacency. Top of the group.
— Stan Collymore (@StanCollymore) August 28, 2014
It would be a surprise to see anyone other than the heavy-hitting Blues progress to the round of 16, with Schalke likely to settle for second as long as they can clinch a win in Portugal.
Dark Horse: Sporting have lost a number of players this summer, but the Liga Primeira champions are nevertheless a stylish outfit, who can bank on beating Slovenia's finest at the very least.
Group H
Position | Club |
1st | Porto |
2nd | Athletic Bilbao |
3rd | Shakhtar Donetsk |
4th | BATE Borisov |
Another group lacking in a clear favourite, Porto, Shakhtar Donetsk and Athletic Bilbao will all feel upbeat about their odds of a place in the round of 16, with BATE Borisov likely to fall by the wayside.
However, the political unrest in Ukraine could have an unforeseen impact on Shakhtar's success, and Porto will hope last year's appearance in the Europa League quarters will see them improve in Europe this time around.
Dark Horse: Athletic were a defensive force to be reckoned with in 2013-14, conceding 39 goals in league competition and losing just twice at home. Ernesto Valverde's side beat off the challenge of Napoli in the Champions League playoffs and can make a surge on first place in Group H.


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Book Review: Byrd & Hruschka's Kant's Doctrine of Right
Kant's Doctrine of Right: A Commentary by B. Sharon Byrd and Joachim Hruschka, Cambridge University Press, 2010.
B. Sharon Byrd and Joachim Hruschka bill their new book on Kant's legal philosophy as a commentary but it is really much more than that. It is an authoritative and comprehensive systematization of Kant's legal philosophy. What makes it a commentary is that the authors deal with all of the central ideas in Kant's Doctrine of Right rather than just selecting those which fit their thesis. The authors argue that Kant is the first to present us with "one single model designed to ensure peace on the national, international, and cosmopolitan levels." (1) This is an ambitious project and only a few political philosophers have followed Kant in seeking a complete theory along these lines. Hegel is an obvious example but few 20th Century theorists come to mind.
Such a theory requires sound philosophical footing and one of the achievements of Byrd and Hruschka's commentary is that they are particularly strong on the philosophical foundations of Kant's system, both with regard to how the legal theory relates to the moral theory and on how the overall structure of law relates to the different concrete legal spheres. These are the elements that I will concentrate on in this review.
A perennial problem in Kant scholarship has been the question of how Kant's legal and moral philosophies relate. Kant characterizes the universal law of right thus: "Act externally so that the free use of your choice [can] coexist with everyone's freedom according to a universal law". (10, Akademie Ausgabe (AA) 5:231) The problem is that while the categorical imperative ("Act only in accordance with that maxim through which you can at the same time will that it become a universal law." (AA 4:421)) applies to purely rational beings (who are not affected by their bodily conditions) the universal law of right has to take our embodiment into account because it deals precisely with the external relations between people. The question thus becomes: how is the moral law which applies to humans qua purely rational beings related to humans qua rational embodied beings? It may be that, as some commentators have urged, our embodiment cannot play any role in the specification of actual human laws. (This is Arthur Ripstein's position, whose Force and Freedom I reviewed in this space a year ago. http://concurringopinions.com/archives/2010/03/book-review-ripsteins-force-and-freedom-kants-legal-and-political-philosophy.html) Or it may be, as H. L. A. Hart has argued, following Hume, that the specific embodiment does play an important role in the sorts of laws we legislate for ourselves. This is the gist of Hart's giant crab example in "Positivism and the Separation of Law and Morality" (Harvard Law Review, 1958, 623).


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