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Adding Crown Molding To A Room (And Some Built-Ins)
We hoped to have all of the nursery's extra chunky crown molding painted, cut, hung, caulked, and touched up by the end of the weekend, and we just made it by the skin of our teeth (where did that gross expression come from anyway?).
Crown is always one of the those "it'll be nice" things on a to-do list, and then whenever we add it we're blown away by how much of a difference it makes. Even the most basic and boxy rooms suddenly look taller and just generally upgraded in a surprisingly significant way. Which we always appreciate since a lot of the rooms in our homes have been devoid of amazing architecture (no extra high ceilings, arched doorways, cool columns, etc). So between the addition of our little corner built-ins, and the new extra chunky crown, this 11 x 13.5′ rectangle of a room is really coming along.
You know, after eight months of looking like this.
Don't get me wrong – we still have a long way to go (there are three completely unaddressed walls, and not nearly enough color/fun/personality yet), but this chunky crown molding is a pretty glorious sight. It erased all of those unfinished cracks and crevices and made the room feel so much more polished in a few short days.
As for how we installed it, we followed the same method that we tried out in Clara's room, which is to use 3 1/4″ baseboard as the first "layer" – and run that around the room first. We used a spacer to drop it an inch and a half down from the ceiling for more of a chunky look, a level to make sure it stayed straight, and we marked our studs with painters tape so we knew just where to fire the nail gun into the wall to hold them up.
The second "layer" involved hanging actual crown molding (we got nice beefy 4 5/8″ stuff from Home Depot) right over the baseboard, for that extra chunky look. You can see how the left piece has been "crowned" and on the right there's just baseboard waiting for us to hang crown over it to complete the look. This is how all the crown on the first floor of our house was done, along with the stuff in our master bedroom, so we wanted to keep any new crown that we added looking cohesive.
We went with pre-primed baseboard and crown to save ourselves a step, so we just had to lay it out on the floor with a drop cloth and paint it before we hung it. We prefer that to painting it in place because it's a lot faster, and then we only need touch-ups after hanging it and caulking it. It was funny to paint just a tiny bit of it with the built-in color, and the rest of it white, but we're really happy with how it all turned out.
Here's the crown between the built-ins after it was hung but before we caulked it or did any paint touch ups. See the slightly imperfect wavers of the ceiling above it? Those are nice and finished looking when you squeeze a line of caulk up along that crevice and just drag your finger across it to force it into those small gaps. And if you wipe it fast enough (we apply it about a foot at a time) you can usually get it off the pre-painted ceiling and crown so it's just in those cracks and there's no need to touch up the ceiling or crown again for the most part, which is nice.
After some final paint touch ups (mostly along the nail marks that we filled with caulk), and removing all of those tape marks for the studs, it gets a lot better looking. Like so:
For anyone looking for additional details and photos of this chunkier crown effect using baseboards + molding, you can click here to read about how we installed it in Clara's room. The cost of hers rung in at $137, and that's a significantly larger room, so although we can't find the receipt for this latest trip to Home Depot, we're guessing it was around $115 to do the nursery. And you'll want to add a tube or two of caulk and a can of paint to the project cost if you don't have those on hand already.
I also finally got to dive into the crib bedding arena, which you all know I've been excited about thanks to John's revelation that I wander around the house impersonating Golum and whispering "CRIIIB SKIRT." Here's a close up of the sweet little organic crib sheet that I found on sale from Pottery Barn for $9.99 (I think we paid something like $25+ for organic crib sheets before Clara was born, so I'm psyched to see that these have become a lot easier to find & more affordable in the last four years).
The green rectangle behind that parade of adorable elephants is just 1.5 yards of fabric that I grabbed from JoAnn during one of their 50% off sales. So the grand total for the 1.5 yards of fabric that I needed to make the crib skirt was a wallet-busing $3.73. You know I did The Mom Victory Dance at the checkout, right? For those not in the know, that involves all sorts of ridiculous movements like high fiving your embarrassed husband and waving your hands around like you've won the lottery when in fact you have just saved something like $3.50.
Once at home, I laid out my fabric and cut out three pieces (two sides and a front) which will make up the crib skirt. To get the measurements of those three pieces, I just measured the crib skirt area's height and width in that section, and then added 3″ to each measurement (to account for 1.5″ hems on each side). So for example, if the measured height for the side panel of the crib was 10 inches, I added three more to make it 13 inches. And if the measured length of that side panel was 28 inches, I added another three inches to make it 31.
Oh and it would be a nice moment for me to mention that if you're using any fabric with a pattern on it, make sure your three panels all go in the same direction and have the pattern level or centered (so you don't end up with wonky stripes or something from cutting things in the wrong direction). You might need more yardage for certain patterns or longer crib skirts.
I debated sewing these panels together or just using Heat N' Bond hem tape, but since the crib skirt that I made for Clara was with Heat N' Bond, and it held up really well, I figured that was a good choice again – especially since this is more of a tucked away element in the room (for example, I sewed Clara a quilt, but I used hem tape for her crib skirt, since it's less of a hands-on item).
As far as what materials you'll need if you're attempting to make a crib skirt using this method, you're all set with fabric, hem tape, scissors, and an iron. Oh and some velcro tabs, but we'll get to that in a minute. First you just need to use hem tape on all four backsides of each of your three panels to hem them for a nice finished look in the front.
It's really easy stuff to use, just iron it on, peel off the backing, fold the fabric over, and iron it again to make a hem. The fabric panel on the left of this picture was hemmed on all sides, and the panel on the right was also hemmed all the way around, and then I laid one more strip of hem tape down the side (along the back edge) so that I could join these two panels by ironing it on, peeling the backing, moving the second panel over the first one to overlap them, and then ironing that edge so they were fused together.
Once you turn it over, you're left with a nice clean seam in the front of the fabric. And that seam will fall on a corner of our crib (behind one of the legs) so it won't be seen.
I joined the middle panel to the two end panels this way on both sides and then it was ready to be attached to the crib. I used small velcro tabs around the metal frame of the crib to hold our skirt in place (you can get them at JoAnn or Michael's which is also where they sell Heat N' Bond).
Velcro is a nice option because it makes it easy to remove and wash it if you ever need to (hem tape is washable if you follow the directions and avoid high heat).
Our crib mattress will be lowered once the little guy is more mobile, so we won't always need this skirt to bridge the gap between the bottom of the mattress and the drawer, but it's such a fun little addition. Especially for $3.73.
We also used two coats of satin PolyShades gel stain (in Tudor) to make the bottom drawer of the crib a little darker, since it was looking kind of reddish-orange in comparison to the floors and the wood dresser-tops. We thought a hit of darker color would be nice to ground our light-colored crib, and it would also tie into things like the dark hardware on the built-ins, the chocolate elephant crib sheet, and even the oil-rubbed bronze doorknob that leads to his room.
We sealed the PolyShades with two satin coats of Safecoat Acrylacq, which is an awesome non-toxic sealer that keeps things from off-gasing, since Polyshades is low-VOC but not no-VOC.
It's probably obvious that I just tossed like eight things on the built-in bookcases so they weren't painfully bare, but I literally gave them four minutes of my time, so I can't wait to gather some baskets and frames and books and toys and other fun nursery items to fill them in for real. (Shout out to the lone giraffe on the top right shelf). I think they'll end up being super functional and a nice way to add a lot more fun/color/personality to the room, so I can't wait to get cracking.
For the space above the crib, we've been debating everything from large scale art to some sort of accent like a slatted wall or a giant mobile. We even tried leaning the bike prints up there just to see what they'd look like, but we think they're better suited for the opposite wall since they look a little busy with the built-ins.
So we're planning to fill those built-ins "for real" and then see where we end up with that wall. I think we're leaning towards a really fun large scale mobile – maybe like this but with hits of bold green, black, and white? And maybe another animal instead of birds (Burgers? Or whales since he's The Barnacle?)…
What did you guys work on this weekend? Do you have any mostly-empty bookcases that you're ready to go nuts on? Or some bare walls that are begging for some action?
Psst- To see our nursery progress from the very beginning, here's the planning and rug-buying post, the dresser-sourcing post, the wall and ceiling painting rundown, the first half of built-in building, and the second half of the built-in project.
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Hi, love the room, is that an Ikea crib???
We bought that same whale on our honeymoon in Maui! Love seeing it in Baby P's nursery. So sweet.
It looks amazing! We just added it to one wall in our kitchen where the cabinets meet the venting and then the ceiling. We can't get over how much more "built-in" it looks. So fancy!
Swoon! I absolutely love it. I'm still terrified of installing crown, but I dream of it someday.
This weekend I decorated for my upcoming Galentine's Day party and intended to lounge and do nothing Sunday but ended up in the city helping install an over the range microwave. Can't stop, won't stop.
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Im so in love with the built-ins.
I'm also working on our first nursery – for a girl. But going a more neutral tone. And I will use white, green and some pink/purple as accent I think.
Just love how elegant your boy nursery looks. Very inspiring!
two things- thank you so much for doing those built ins. I have my eye on doing on with an existing entertainment center and the DIY you did is a major help!
second, I ordered a mobile from this place for my third daughter. very lightweight, colorful, and fun. you might be able to DIY one too.
What about an oversized clock for above the crib? I saw one online the other day and took a screenshot. It was a bicycle wheel minus the tire. It had the gear wheels behind and long red clock hands attached to the centre. Simple but cool.
Target has a beautiful rustic oversized clock on clearance for $25! I'm eyeing it but can't figure out where it would go b/c its so big. One thing to do is sleep with it in your room b/c the ticking may be annoying.
My vote is for large scale mobile above the bed. I think that would look awesome!
I bought this mobile in rainbow colors for our baby and love it! I ended up putting clear nail polish on all the metal links to ensure that they didn't come undone.
Love how the nursery is coming along!
Love seeing how it is all coming together! I've been working on painting some backpack hangers that we just installed. Nothing like finally getting to a much needed school project 5 months later! :-)
I did a circus-themed nursery for my son and I totally have a thing for elephants now. I love the pop of green in your room–one of my favorite colors.
Looks super polished, y'all!
I spent -gulp- 70 something dollars on a dang crib skirt. I hide my face with shame when I see how simple it could have been.
How about a shelf above the crib, right near the ceiling, connecting the built ins? It would give it even more heft and then you have created a smaller square to do a textured headboard effect above the crib or maybe paint a stripe pattern or even a stencil since I know how $herdog loves to rock a claw hand after 24 hours of stencil ing.
Whatever you do I'm sure it will look fab!
The Barnacle's nursery is looking so handsome!! Love, love, love the built-ins. I did a similar hack when I made my daughter's crib skirt but used those large office clips instead of velcro on the metal frame. Yay for just having to make rectangles!!
The crown looks great! Congrats on getting that completed – what a feat! Something is slightly off with the collection of colors for me – I think it's the addition of the color in the crib drawer. I'd love to see that a pretty green or perhaps stenciled or painted with a cool pattern or with bicycles or something. Maybe it looks good with the chair though? Ha I don't know what I'm talking about. Thanks for showing the progress!
Hi Sherry & John,
Just wondering – what was the grand total for the built ins? I bet you listed it somewhere and I just missed it. The dressers are going for $299 each and John said he spent about $60 on each side adding the trim and shelves. Is that right? So about $720 plus $110 for the crown?
Looking to do something similar in our home but afraid we will get into it and it will be more than we bargained for. It's quite a big project. Thanks in advance! And the Barnacle's room is looking awesome so far!
Great job with the crown molding! I think a whale mobile would be super cute. Something like this would certainly add the color you mentioned (http://www.pinterest.com/pin/42291683972980563/)
Looks so great! You inspired me for the crib in my little guys room! I love the simplicity and mod of it! Nursery decorating is so fun.. You guys make me want to own a forever home!… Someday!
As usual, everything you guys DIY looks so professional.My sister Alice and I spent the weekend (we are beginner DIYers) painting our grandparents' 130-year-old Victorian parlor table aqua and topped it off with a new marble top we got for free. It looks great and so 2014, not 1884! I wish I could attach a photo.
I really like the fresh look of the nursery, it is beautiful.
I also really love looking up the origins of words and phrases and had never looked up "by the skin of your teeth".
It's a bible quote:
It refers to the thin porcelain exterior of the tooth (rather than the gums). In other words, Job escaped with his teeth, but just barely. Job is comparing the narrow margin of his escape with the shallow 'skin' or porcelain of a tooth: the equivalent, in fact, of a 'hair's breadth'.
Oh I wish for some builtins eventually! But until then…
I absolutely LOVE this room. And I think a giant mobile suspended from the ceiling would be perfect! I always worry that prints/low hanging things over a crib will be pulled in when baby is big enough to reach them (or bang the wall hard enough to knock them loose). Not that I know from experience ;)
Can't wait to see more!
I was thinking the same thing. Your first baby was well- behaved but due to the law of averages you just KNOW your new baby will be swinging from the chandeliers or something. I would make sure whatever you put above the crib is well attached or out of reach! My son removed the window blinds one day from his crib and went into a big boy bed at age two because he figured out how to get the bars off his crib. Your darling Clara is very verbal- the next little guy may be a future engineer!
Sherry, this room has gone from good to amazing! I love the sophisticated use of color, and the built-ins truly rival what a professional carpenter could do. I'm blown away (and you've only done half the room so far…can't watt for the rest.)
The crown certainly give the room a high end look even though it's hard to take your eyes away from those built-ins! They are amazing!
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Non-stop Border
Putting in a new border here of shrubs (including shrubby or dwarf roses) and perennials to provide blooms July-October - featuring individual kinds that are in color the whole time, for example Frikart aster, 'Gerwat' geranium and shrubby potentilla (although not too much of this one, as it looks quite dead in the winter and leaf diseases can be a problem with some cultivars). Any favorites offering this feature?
Lady's Mantle, Bergenia, Primrose, Thyme (and YAY to aster and geranium!!).
and to fill in when the winter comes and the flowers are done - Kinnikinnick, Wintergreen and various fern.
And don't forget about Hellebores for later. I also have some Amaryllis tucked in my winter bed and the winter blooms are fabulous.
Thanks, but do notice I wasn't talking about continuity within a border - as in planting different things for different seasons, so the border is long-blooming. This scheme is to feature individual plants that are long-blooming, and only during the July-October period.
It's going around a paved terrace that is used in summer. Diverse and bright color is abundant in local gardens in spring, but July onward tends to slide into mostly "color spots" and ripening produce. With this exercise I'm trying to spread the spring exuberance out until fall, and without big gaps.
Anyone getting the 'Carabanna' salvia to bloom this whole time? A magazine says it does, a friend that grows it near here says it doesn't. But the planting he has it in peaks now and then kind of bakes and aestivates later. Big component of hardy geraniums, shrub roses and other ~June stuff (not that some of it isn't out later as well) - you know, yet another spring display that mostly goes over before July.
Just when people are going to start really spending a lot of time outdoors.
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LOL - Oops, maybe I got confused from the title.
I keep some cheapo annual (I know you said perennials but ... ) geraniums bright and bold and beautiful blooming until it snows and some of them even winter over so stick some of them in your non stop July-October period. Also, for the perennial try some hardy fuchsia, they can last until October easily.
Yes, those are classics. Sometimes the pelargoniums overwinter in planters built against structures, with overhangs that interfere with frost. One time I noticed some against a house just down the hill that looked like they had been outside for years.
I'll probably use Fuchsia magellanica var. molinae, maybe next to an abelia or hydrangea.
It occurs to me that red currants have very showy fruit clusters from mid-June and hold the color until well into August before falling or darkening. Planted a row of my own this year after admiring the ones a block over for a decade.
The potentilla was a good choice, other than being winter-dead, and it reseeds readily here.
Non-stop flowering staples for me are Cape fuchsia (phygelius) and hardy fuchsias. I can expect continual blooms from these until frost....and sometimes beyond.
And if I were going with a salvia, I'd opt for S. microphylla 'Hot Lips'. I continue to be impressed with the flowering potential of this plant......been in bloom for at least 6 weeks and will not stop until fall. And no deadheading required.
Knautia macedonica
hardy fuchsias can't be beat
Lychnis coroniaria if you don't mind deadheading. I grow about 5-6 plants massed together and they flower for many months.
Autumn Joy Sedum. I know it's predictable, but the green flower heads are decorative starting in June and the flowers go until frost.
Self seeding annuals like alyssum and cosmos carry color through late summer and into fall in my garden with minimal work. Sweet peas bloom all summer for me, too, though obviously they take some care to get started. I direct seed them which is easy. I use heat resistant varieties and plant them a little deep (in a trench and then back fill as they grow) and water generously to keep the flowers coming into the fall.
If you could post your complete list at some point, that would be interesting. Very useful concept for a border.
Lavatera arborea, just trying this out myself. Short lived, but nice large blooms.
Eccremocarpus scaber, nice to throw a vine or two into the mix. I have a 3 year old one. Blooms June till hard frost.
Some sort of hardy Abutilon.
Someone mentioned Phygelius.
Probably a lot of Salvia choices, the mild winters of late have made me like Salvia elegans "tangerine" and "honey melon". Smaller than the species, and bloom from nowish till it gets below 28 or so.
For annual accents, I really like nicotianas and solanums. Nicotiana alata 'Lime Green'-- the 3' tall kind. At minimum it self seeds, most years it is hardy. And I love Solanum pyracanthon and Solanum atropurpureum. Especially in September when they are 6 feet or more and wicked.
Nicotiana sylvestris is a reliable perennial (at least in my garden) and it self seeds. It doesn't bloom until July and finishes before frost, but it is fantastic for a good three months. I absolutely love Nicotiana alata 'Lime Green'.
Penstemons bloom for so long, I decided they annoyed me and pulled them.
good to see another fan of 'lime green' nicotiana. all of mine in the garden came from a single pack of seeds that was an impulse point of purchase buy at a grocery store. they are super tough and easy to transplant in the spring. easy to spot as seedlings.
speaking of self seeding, semi hardy, Solanum aviculare is another fun big solanum. flowers and fruit are decorative all summer long. in sun it flowers more, but leaves are less dramatic. i like it in woodland shade best- huge leaves, and good flowering. usually survives the winter if you mulch heavily-- foot of straw or so. Worse case scenario you have a bunch of seedlings that grow insanely fast. Seems to self seed best in concrete cracks in my garden.
if there is a raised, no water zone, Datura wrightii might be a fun choice.
There are so many choices, really, it depends more on the conditions of the planting area. Most of the bloom in my garden is during that period. Most importantly, I would heartily recommend some grasses, for their long period of interest. Panicums are really great for color as well as structure, especially the red-tinged ones like 'Shenandoah' and 'Cheyenne Sky'. As far as perennials, there are hundreds that will bloom during that period. Some reliable (and beautiful) ones are:
Here's a pic of my parking strip that I planted last spring...with a few of these plants.
boy that sure looks like this:
Project was prompted by this, which I first read many years ago.
Here is a link that might be useful: The Non-stop Border
I second/third/fourth yarrow and Autumn Joy (and similar sedums, esp Vera Jameson). Also Coreopsis, esp verticillata cultivars, and the decorative oreganos like Barbara Tingey. And while Nepetas aren't the showiest plants around, they are unfussy and even-tempered. Try some dahlias and some chocolate cosmos. (Open-centered dahlias are much loved by numerous small pollinators.) Oh, and ornamental grasses.


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Having undergone the drastic change to a free to play model last month, Funcom continue in their quest of Conan perfection with announcements giving details on new PvP upgrades and changes. One of the most controversial parts of the update include a brand new server rule set in the form of Blood and Glory PvP servers. These servers will offer unique rulesets, not seen on any other current or previous Age of Conan servers. This new ruleset was designed to appeal to a very certain type of PvP player and has already been met with heavy criticism from a good amount of the community.
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The Mystery of the Chinese Junk
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Not a bad game overall. The levels were tricky at times, and the mechanics seem ok. Like another reviewer said, I think there should also be a power gauge. For some reason the visual feedback helps a lot. Also on level 15 there is a dead area by the switch on the top left (I don't know if this is just out of range for the cannon or it really is a drawn no click object), but it really makes it difficult to make that perfectly timed shot because the power only needs to be greater than a certain amount. Players will want to shoot beyond that regardless to make sure they hit the switch.
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Some nice ideas on level design, but not really very fun game.
I really like the concept of the game. It's similar to "basketballs", one of my favorites on here. Some of the levels do require some thought to complete. One suggestion that would make it better is to have some kind of power gauge for each shot. As it is, I think it's good enough to pass judgment.


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One Night @ the Call Center or ON@CC is a novel written by Chetan Bhagat and first published in 2005. The novel revolves around a group of six call center employees working in Connexions call center in the Delhi suburb of Gurgaon in Haryana. It is filled with a lot of drama with unpleasant things happening to all of the leading characters. The story takes a dramatic and decisive turn when they get a phone call from God.
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Must be an enjoyable read One Night @t the Call Centre by Chetan Bhagat. loved the way you wrote it. I find your review very genuine and orignal, this book is going in by "to read" list.
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First of all I want to thank my beautiful wife of 20 years, Darlene, for her continued support and encouragement. She has been witness to the highs and lows of running a Libertarian campaign in an establishment GOP stronghold district. Darlene has marched in parades, handed out flyers, worked tents in the infamous Southeast Missouri summer, suffered through forums where we drove 4 hours to get the "opportunity" to speak for 7 minutes, and helped me head for the hills after speeches when the audience was on the verge of lynching me.
I also want to thank my daughters Autumn, Amber, and Rori Beth for being so patient while I played politician. My family has sacrificed a lot for something that we all believe in. It is going to be wonderful to help with homework, go to school functions, and cheer at singing competitions instead of answering endless questionnaires from special interest groups that never got read.
I also want to thank my friends Greg Tlapek, Cisse Spragins, Glenn Nielson, Mike Bozarth and the rest of my fellow members serving on the Missouri Libertarian Executive Committee. We are a dedicated group, and we are making some positive strides in the advancement of the cause of individual liberty.
Kudos to some wonderful people I met on the campaign trail: Dirk Shea, Don Eagleman, Pam Grow Justin Todt, Tom "Yusha" Sager and Skyler Miller. I want to send a special note of appreciation to Mike Evans, host of "America's Voice" for having me on his show, and endorsing my campaign.
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la habitación asi como su ubicación me parecieron muy correctas no así la falta de un lugar donde dejar las maletas hasta tu marcha una vez dejada la habitación, el personal distante y con pocas ganas de ayudar mas bien molestos si pides alguna ayuda puntual
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Location: Superstore for food, liquor store and ferry to Halifax all close
We loved the hotel, room was spacious, breakfast good, people friendly, nice bar. Handy for snacks and take out from Superstore across the street. Location close to ferry for Halifax waterfront.
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Good location close to shoppingPosted Oct 6, 2014
First impression of staff at front desk was very poor. Employee seemed to be overworked resulting in rudeness to us as we were trying to check. This was a very poor first impression. Rooms were fine and other members of staff were very friendly and accommodating.
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interesting pricePosted Sep 18, 2014
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Probably nice hotel in past years. Lobby old fashion OK, breakfast room a little too sad (no windows), low ceiling, lift a little out of date, heated too much in lobbies, not very neat (spots on floor), have to refreshed and after will surely be nice again! Room very large, OK, but a window which can't be opened because of broken crank, lamps which have nearly broken light mechanism ...... and unsufficient to see clearly! Too much space not used in toilets and nearly no place near the wash-basin beacuse of the coffee maker! What a pity! Friendly and efficient staff at counter.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Convenient location in quiet neighbourhoodPosted Aug 31, 2014 on Hotels.com
The room was generally well maintained with only a few issues. Lighting was inadequate with one part of the room almost in darkness at night as there were no lights in that area. The inside of the bathroom door had some surface damage that had not been repaired and would not have been able to be properly cleaned. The door should have been replaced, a very minor expense. Cleanliness of the towels were a concern, as there were enough supplied for four occupants with instructions to leave unused towels on the racks for the next occupant. How do they (or the occupant) know that towels left from the previous occupant have not been touched, sneezed on of otherwise contaminated? Towels should all be replaced after each occupancy. The hot breakfast provided a wide range of options, however, there was no decaf coffee available. Limited parking availability meant some had to park on the street overnight. The staff was helpful and friendly. Overall, this hotel was a good choice for us and we would return.
for Familiesby Markfrom Toronto
close to HalifaxPosted Aug 28, 2014 on Hotels.com
Recommendedby Dofrom Gatineau
Lits comfortables, chambre proprePosted Aug 25, 2014 on Hotels.com
Bel hotel. Le petit dejeuner était simple et bon aussi. Tarifs abordables aussi
for Personal Eventby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
Recommendedby Stanfrom FL
Good sleeping roomPosted Jul 28, 2014 on Hotels.com
Hotel was a good sleeping room. Room was large and clean. Bed was very comfortable. Again, bed was very comfortable.


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Google+ improves its RAW conversion
Google+ has improved its RAW to JPEG conversion process. For about a year, it has been possible to upload image files, including RAW files, onto the Google+ servers to act as a backup. In order to view these files, they must be converted to JPEG. Google's acquisition of Nik Photography has allowed them to fine-tune the conversion process with, what the company states, are improved results.
Video: Whale Fantasia
GoPro's video of the day for 26 September featured free divers with mono fins, the voice of Alan Watts and humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae). It was filmed in Tonga, and parts of the film were used by the company in the original promo video that accompanied the HERO3's release.
Lightroom tutorials updated
Doug Sloss's Lightroom for the Underwater Photographer has been updated to incorporate the changes and new features that have been released with Lightroom 5. The tutorials, which total 15 hours of instruction, now cover the use of both Lightroom 4 and 5 and are available as downloads, rather than on memory sticks as they were previously.
Nauticam introduces the NA-70D housing
Nauticam's housing for the Canon EOS 70D will be shipping from 1 October. It features a new vacuum seal check and leak detection system as standard as well as many of the features that were introduced with the NA-6D, although the ISO control has now been moved onto a paddle lever on the side of the housing.
Tickets available for San Diego Underwater Film Festival
The San Diego UnderSea Film Exhibition (SDUFEX) is being held on 11 and 12 October in the Qualcomm Hall, San Diego, California. 30 films will be shown and the event's Masters of Ceremonies are Howard and Michelle Hall.
Underwater footage on Secret Life of Predators
For our U.S.A. based members: On 27 September at 10pm Easter Time, National Geographic channel will air an episode of its Secret Life of Predators series featuring some amazing underwater sequences. Entitled "Wet" it includes footage of hairy frogfish and mantis shrimp predation.
Documentary: Giants in the Wild
Patrick Masse has produced a short documentary about his recent a trip to Tonga in order to film humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae).
Results: SoCal Shootout
The full results of the SoCal Shootout held over 13-15 September have been announced. Best of Show first prize in the Animal Behavior category was awarded to 18-year-old Nirupam Nigam with his image of a sarcastic fringehead (Neoclinus blanchardi) "admiring" its reflection in his dome port. Congratulations to all the winners and, as ever, it is great to see so many Wetpixel members among the placings.
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Who else on here is entering beer into this competition? Its my first comp so I'm pretty excited to see what people have to say about my beer.
I'm going to be entering my Yeti clone, category 13F in that one. Hopefully my beer carbs up, it's been like 2 months and only a little psst. Not sure how much they ding for that.
It's also my first competition, so I'm not expecting to win. But it would be nice to not get last....
I'll be judging. It's usually a good judging crowd.
Low carb on a thick beer like Yeti might hurt flavor, mouthfeel, and aroma scores, as it's important both for balance and lifting the complex aromatics.
Just shipped out my entries
So was my beer good? What category did you judge?
I was on specialty and BOS, which had some very tasty beers. Results aren't released yet, so I can't mention winners.
Do you know when they will post results? Information is super vague and scattered all around for this comp.
I guess I do!
"The award ceremony this year will be held in conjunction with Left Hand Brewing's Hops & Handrails festival on March 29th. The award ceremony will begin at approximately 3pm, but the schedule hasn't been confirmed just yet. Check out the competition site or www.indianpeaksalers.org for more detail when we get closer to the event date."
note: don't actually check .indianpeaksalers.org, there isn't more detail there
Yea that's all the info I could find too lol, would be nice if they said the winner before hand so like if I won, not happening, I could be there for the "ceremony"
Care to share any info now? I have around 0


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Barrel Dragon posted...Gun diversity? People really care about what weapon you use? It that some sort of excuse you're supposed to use when you join a pub and get scraped?
Requesting the censored version they air on USA Network.
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3000+ kills with it i must be doing it wrong
I have to return some videotapes! psn[LGN]oOcrazyOo_shadow
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you have nearly 1000 hours on that account, po has less then 500. Just saying.
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iLoveCzee posted...it_r_over9000 posted...iLoveCzee posted...Pombr you twerp.
Just watched the super bowl and my team lost..........but i still have 2 gurlz around my arms and can french kiss both of um if I was like that.
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Campbell3790 posted...iLoveCzee posted...it_r_over9000 posted...iLoveCzee posted...Pombr you twerp.
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Yeah man, that ain't no nerf gun.
You see the new nerf snipers?
Now THAT can do some damage, and at over 50 yards too!
I want that thing in the game.
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The case really does not add much weight and only a few mm of thickness, I like it a lot. I was previously using the samsung bumper case and found it to be the best standard case I had used so far. Here is a quick review/first impressions vid I did, I will follow up on it with some screen shots of how the battery holds up once I get about 5 charge cycles on it.


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From the Publisher"Gilead is a beautiful work—demanding, grave and lucid . . . Robinson's words have a spiritual force that's very rare in contemporary fiction." —James Wood, The New York Times Book Review
"There is almost no first-rate American fiction about what happens in a household where religion is the family business, but if you ever wondered what it's like to be a preacher's kid, you can't do better than "Home." Robinson's greatest achievement is that she manages to introduce the notions of belief and religious mystery without ever seeming vague. She never shies from uncomfortable truths. When Jack asks Glory why she hates Gilead and wants to leave, she says, "Because it reminds me of when I was happy." Fixing dinner, she "wished that it mattered more that [she and her father and brother] loved one another. Or mattered less, since guilt and disappointment seemed to batten on love. Her father and brother were both laid low by grief, as if it were a sickness, and she had nothing better to offer them than chicken and dumplings." This is a novel that builds its truth out of quotidian detail—the way Jack thumbs the felt on his hat brim, the way Glory thinks in Bible verses: watching Jack leave at the end of the book, she thinks, "A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief, and as one from whom men hide their face. Ah, Jack." This is book full of sadness, but the greatest sadness on the reader's part is that it has to end."—Newsweek
"One of "Home's" pleasures is watching Glory and Jack rediscover each other after years of separation and misunderstanding. Each possesses a wry, almost mordant sense of humor; for such a serious writer, Robinson can be very funny. Through hardship and humor, these two siblings find in one another an empathy unique to those in the same gene pool, shouldering a similar burden of parental expectations."—Seattle Times
"In both "Home" and "Gilead," Robinson appears to be considering (among myriad themes and issues) the ravaging, irremediable loneliness of the unbeliever. She embeds her inquiry in a lode of theological history, and a nest of comforting physical details. "Home's" deepest pleasures may come from the exchanges (which form the novel's body) between Glory and Jack - tentative, difficult, sore with love, anguish, insight, told through Glory's exquisitely nuanced perceptions in clean, simple, luminous language. (Robinson's prose soothes and calms, itself a balm.) Jack strives to prove himself, relapses and self-lacerates, retriggering everyone's sorrow, not least that of a father who hardens as he diminishes - a spectacle so universal in its particularity it becomes nearly unbearable. We may hope, "Home" finally suggests, that things will one day settle, in unanticipated ways. Robinson loves the word "settle," and by it she does not mean resignation.
" "Home" offers such intricate characterizations, so many passages of surpassing wisdom and beauty, one yearns to quote page after page. It rejoices in the humblest actions - giving a haircut, weeding, making meals, coffee - the holiness of the daily. As handily as it fits Frost's famous lines, "Home" also calls to mind those of the late, entirely unreligious E.B. White: "All that I ever hope to say, is that I love the world.""—San Francisco Chronicle
"Any novel from Marilynne Robinson arrives with a sense of the miraculous. More than two decades passed between the publication of her quietly earth-shattering debut, HOUSEKEEPING, a book that remains a modern classic, and its triumphant, expansive follow-up, GILEAD, a Pulitzer Prize-winner in 2005. We can be grateful to not have to wait so long for HOME…Marilynne Robinson lives up to her dazzling reputation." —Vogue
"HOME takes up with the elderly and ailing Reverend Boughton-neighbor and friend of Gilead's narrator, the Reverend John Ames-and his daughter and wayward son. Animated by Robinson's quietly unassailable love for and faith in them, they rise off the page and grip us with the drama of their lives" —Elle
"[Robinson's] prose is our flight out, a keen instrument of vision and transcendence. The book is told from the perspective of Glory, so this language is given a compelling personal voice…While the men work out their splintery emotions, the wisdom and grace of the book resides in the quiet voice of the woman who loves them."—O, the Magazine
"Robinson, one of America's most quietly thrilling novelists, paints a serene Iowa landscape which contrasts with Glory's memories of Jack, her father's ancient anger and her struggle to make peace with two men who have kept her on the edges of their orbits."—More
"A prodigal son returns in brilliant 'Gilead' sequel"—Bookpage


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