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THE RECIPE: Stacked Chicken Enchiladas with Salsa Verde and Cheese
I took a cue from a Food Network favorite, Ms. Sandra Lee, and I did this enchilada recipe semi-homemade-style.
The recipe calls for four cups of salsa verde. "Hhhhm," I thought, "Should we really make the salsa?" I emailed Chris to see what he did. He had made it and was not pleased with the way it tasted. I decided that I would use store-bought salsa verde, it might actually be more authentico than my attempt.
I first try to obtain the best salsa verde from The Coffee Table in Silverlake, but I had a last minute audition which meant I probably didn't have time to go and attempt to buy four cups of what is normally just what breakfast burritos lie in. I decided that I would however pickle my own onions. And I would do that before I went to Santa Monica (really far from where I live) for my audition.
A brief sidenote. I am very, very sensitive to onions.
I have worn goggles while chopping, put matches in my mouth, opened windows, and yet—I am practically weeping by the time I'm done. These pickled onions were no exception. I was having a good cry while I was slicing. I thought, "I could cut myself" and then I did. (The Secret works!) I swear it was because my vision was blurred. I'm fine. But my middle finger (and nail) didn't fare as well. I'll be fine. But I didn't finish slicing. I would have fewer-than-called-for pickled onions; as well as a bandaged finger and mascara that needed to be reapplied for my audition.
Due to my injury, I did not feel the least bit guilty picking up a roasted organic chicken and four cups of salsa verde. Two of them were Scot's—fresh from the refrigerated section of the supermarket—and one Herdez salsa verde in the can.
Other than the charring of the peppers, the enchilada itself was very easy to assemble. I encountered many difficulties while roasting the peppers. This could be due the fact that I am lacking tongs. I need to get some tongs. (My kitchen in NY was much better equipped.) I used a serving fork and sort of . . . dropped the peppers on the flame, and then did my best to pick them back up. They didn't so much blacken as blister irregularly. I should have attempted the broiler charring instead of the gas flame approach. I'm a little confused about how this works, even with tongs.
I would recommend, if entertaining, having the enchilada assembled before guests arrive. That's what I should have done. But I didn't. I will next time. The entire assembly (with the tortilla frying) took about 25 minutes (and that was with a roasted chicken and already made salsa), not terrible but a little longer than I expected. Everything got layered and then popped in the oven. I chose to use a combination of Queso Fresca and Muenster for the cheese component. After 30 minutes the top queso layer was golden brown and I assumed everything was appropriately enchilada'ed. I was right!
And the taste? I was, pleasantly, surprised. It was very good. It was even tastier with the leftover Herdez on it. As my friend Kate said, "Ah! Mexican Lasgana." But I would recommend going my route. Call this blasphemous, but I think quality already assembled ingredients (and swim goggles) can make this a tasty and much easier meal.


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X Games rookies and film veterans face off in this year's X Games Real Snow – all-urban – snowboard video contest. Each rider submitted a 60-second video part for a shot and Winter X Games gold. In Winter X Games 2013: Real Snow- round 1: We have Midwest native and up-and-comer Ethan Deiss vs Eero Ettala. Also going head to head we have the Dan Brisse vs Bode Merrill, Jermey Jones vs Frank Aprill, and Louis Paradis vs Pat Moore!
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Both sides have designs on a top-four finish and are separated by just a point ahead of Sunday's meeting at White Hart Lane.
Everton, in fifth, hold the narrow advantage but were held to a goalless draw in the reverse fixture in November.
And Tottenham head coach Sherwood is hoping to blunt Martinez's charges again.
"It's been a change at Everton but the players seem to have picked it up and enjoy playing in a different system," Sherwood told the club's official website.
"Roberto Martinez has had a terrific start and it's up to us to try and halt their charge.
"They like to keep the ball and we have to make sure when they try to penetrate us in the attacking third that we get the ball back off them.
"Liverpool did it very successfully (a 4-0 win) recently, they showed the way."
Sherwood believes that the outcome will hinge on "personal battles" and has backed his players to prevail.
"I still maintain it's about individual players, not systems, and if there is a technical mismatch between teams, you should adjust accordingly," he added.
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The authentic sauces are best of quality imported from Thailand. Beautiful full-color recipe cards are provided for the students who
can recreate the menu and experience at home. No skill is necessary to join Mama Thai cooking club classes.
Private class: Your group can choose the date and time that will work with your schedule and my availability!.
Your group choose total of 3 dishes that you would like to learn from the menus.
(Fish, Seafood, dessert that was not on our menus additional charge may apply.)
The class would take about 3 hours, included eating time.
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Not what I expected. I thought the tablet controller was going to be an awkward...tablet controller. I was pleasantly surprised to find it had hand grips on the back and triggers. And I felt the tablet screen was basically just the bottom screen of a DS so no problem there. I played Sonic and All Stars Racing Transformed because that was the only game that I was remotely interested in on the demo kiosk and I have to say...
The Wii U is not bad at all. I actually like it. Not enough to get one, though, until I have a reason to. So basically all I can say is that it is in desperate need of some good, fresh, non-port games. Once that happens, it will do just fine. Or at least I'd like to think so. Gaming trends of today are kind of disgusting, because all people seem to want is Call of Duty. On Xbox 360. So once the other two new systems come out...
Poor Nintendo...poor Wii U...
"Behold! Guns of the Patriots!"
Wait till after E3, that's when their first-party train will be rolling in, and many Wii U owners will be happy once again, and their wallets sad :(
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i would give it a bit more time, they will be delivering a one-two punch with top titles.
pikmin 3 being one of em.
They literally gave him the keys to the kingdom and he pissed it all away--dragonballer88
I'm sorry, but Pikmin is not a console mover.
Some of us need more than rehashed first party titles. There is almost 0 third party support on this system and looks dismal for future support.
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I'm sorry, but Pikmin is not a console mover.
Agreed. NSMBU, now THAT is a system seller right th---oh wait.
they have the PC version of Darksiders 2 running on WiiU in 1080 native at 60 fps and full graphics options on. Neither 360 or PS3 can come close
I don't get it...
...are the apologists at dinner, or grounded, or something?
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I thought the tablet controller was going to be an awkward...tablet controller. [...] And I felt the tablet screen was basically just the bottom screen of a DS so no problem there.
Which is exactly why people need to stop saying "tablet controller". It is not, and never has been, a controller based on a tablet. It was in development as a "portable DS screen" since long before "tablets" inexplicably became a thing, and inexplicably became popular. I say "inexplicably" because they're really not that great, and everyone knows games play like crap on it, which gives the gamepad a poor image due to an association that never should have been there.
I still remember the interview where... I think it was Iwata? He was talking about how they were so excited for the Wii U, and then this tablet thing came out of nowhere, and they reacted to Wii U's announcement with "So it's basically just a tablet?" And he was like: http://www.myfacewhen.net/uploads/1648-noface.jpg
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Gaming trends of today are kind of disgusting, because all people seem to want is Call of Duty. On Xbox 360. So once the other two new systems come out...
I agree wholeheartedly. And as you can see from the two posts above me... (EDIT: Make that four. Two of them are on my ignore list.)
Socran's Razor: "Never attribute to massive stupidity by someone else, what could be explained by a tiny bit of stupidity on your own part."
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In my experience, Kingdom Hearts is a console seller. Lol I got a DS Lite for KH 358/2 Days and a PSP for MGS Peace Walker and KH Birth By Sleep and then a 3DS XL for KH3D Dream Drop Distance.
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zoomzoomjeff says:
I've got one of those horizontal Crapsman ones. I always thought it got smokin' hot. Going outside to see which model number I have.
zoomzoomjeff says:
Mine's not included. Still think it runs hot. Eh well.
Greg says:
So in addition to these things ruining your hearing and testing your sanity with their dB level, they will also burn your house down?
Cameron Watt says:
Heat and compressing air go hand-in-hand….
Manufacturing defects aside, we sure love to badmouth those little oil-less compressors, don't we?
They have their uses and they're little marvels in their own right but our mistake is expecting too much from them; I would never compare it to the 5hp two stage DeVilbiss behind the shop or my small engine driven model.
I have a little oil-less compressor that's hot, noisy, and on a per-standard cubic foot basis the most expensive way I have to compress air but on the other hand the buy-in price is pretty low, needs no oil and therefor puts no oil into the air it compresses, and can be lugged into homes while my engine driven one roars away at the curb.
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This would have been nice to know three years ago when my Husky (the EXACT one in the picture) decided to burn up it's motor after a couple years of minimal homeowner level usage. A short in the motor melted the windings, some plastic and produced a LOT of smoke. Had I gone in the house while it refilled (often the case because of how loud it was) it could have easily started a fire.
zoomzoomjeff says:
"Manufacturing defects aside, we sure love to badmouth those little oil-less compressors, don't we?"
Yeah, basically I guess that's what I'm doing. I've got a 80 gal DeVilbiss in the garage waiting until I get 240 power out there, and a two stage V-4 Emglo that's engine driven, that realistically is only for giant jobs. The day in day out stuff is made for the oilless like filling up a lawn mower tire. It's easy to rail on it because it takes forever to recharge, but truthfully its always there with the flip of a switch.
…..waiting for 240 service to the garage though.
Cameron says:
I have a recalled Husky.
The main problem with the recall is that these things aren't something you can just toss in a box and mail in. The nearest repair center is about an hour drive, and they're not open late or on weekends. How the hell am I supposed to get it to them?
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I have this model and all the numbers match the recall list. I have unplugged it. Need to repair as soon as possible. I've always thought I was too loud and seem to be much hotter than the compressors that I've had in the past. So help me to get the parts I need to make these repairs. Thanks John r Autry sr 10-14-12
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I have the stand up compressor but I can't seem to get the repair kit as promised. What I have now is a large useless metal tank taking up space in my garage. Have become very unhappy with Sears!
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Finally getting to update my 1942 kitchen - WWYD?
Hi, I've been a lurker around GW for the last couple years but this is my first time posting.
I'm so excited, because my husband and I are embarking on our biggest project to-date since buying our home 3 years ago - we are finally updating our 1942 kitchen (photos and links below)! The appeal for us was that the house was spacious (for a city house - we're in Minneapolis) but not updated so that we could buy it at a very affordable price and then update it to our liking over the years.
After living with minimal cabinet space, a portable dishwasher, and linoleum so old that it's peeling and cracking, I am so ready for a beautiful new(ish) kitchen!
We have hired a design/build firm that we've worked with before on smaller projects and have the plans drawn up but we are still in early stages so I'd love any suggestions or words of wisdom. Our hope is to make our small, old kitchen more functional for a modern family (we have an 8 month old and hope to have another child in the next couple years).
Here's what we've got planned, so far:
-Open up wall between dining room and kitchen (will recreate archway to match those in entryway and between LR and DR)
-Add peninsula where broom closet is currently, with room for two stools
-New granite (likely black honed) countertops
-Paint or refurbish and stain existing cabinetry, and have custom cabinets built on the opposite wall, including a pull-out pantry (I'm doing a ton of research on white vs. wood grain, so hard to decide...)
-Lay hardwood floor to match the flooring in the rest of the house
-New appliances, install dishwasher and pull-out trash/recycling to right of sink and use the displaced lower cabinetry to build out a custom cabinet in the bay window where portable dishwasher currently sits.
-Sand, repair and paint windows white (we will get new windows in the future when we can afford it)
-Lots and lots of work to bring electrical and plumbing to code (check out that outlet right by the sink!!)
We're still young, so I'm not sure if this is our forever home...but we do plan to be here for the foreseeable future and will probably raise our kids here.
So....what would you do? I would love some suggestions!
Here is a link that might be useful: Photos and floorplans
This post was edited by minnesotamama on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 22:19
OH YAY!!! These are the kind of posts I love. So far your ideas sound good. Please put up more pics and a rough floor plan with measurements (make sure you point out where the cabs you're keeping are on the floor plan). You'll get the best responses with all of that.
PS: Please read this about old windows
Here is a link that might be useful: Gardenweb window post
Oh, and this guys my favorite...... they're called replacement windows b/c you'll have to replace them every 15-20 years. If you're lucky enough to have old windows, they were build to be repaired for the lifetimes.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bob Yapp
Thanks, magsnj. Working on getting the plans put on Photobucket and will link them soon. Regarding the old windows, we did a lot of research on old vs. new (I'm an old house person - didn't want to tear them out if refurbishing was a good option) and even got bids. The issue is not cost/energy efficiency (I agree, better to keep the originals if they are in good shape), but sound. We have airplanes flying over our house day and night, and my understanding is that new windows with triple panes offer better sound insulation than old. Because of the expense we will be living with them for awhile, though...so I will have plenty of time to continue researching. Of course, one can find many opinions for and against - it's overwhelming! Thanks for the links.
Here's yet another one. He does push his books/services, but if you hunt around the links are very valuable. Just ignore the sales pitch.
Here is a link that might be useful: Old House Guy
My neighbor has triple pane windows and she says they are super heavy when trying to open them. Of course with airplanes flying overhead, I could learn to deal with that. I hate my double panes ... every year when I do my spring cleaning I find at least one that needs replacing because moisture has gotten through the seal and fogged the interior of the glass. I got lifetime guarantee windows for my kitchen remodel, but didn't know it was necessary when I did the rest of the house.
Here's the new floorplan, and below is a link to better quality photos, floorplans and an elevation for the west wall (the one without cabinets). The measurements aren't on these scale drawings, so will have to add later.
Here is a link that might be useful: Photos and floorplans
This post was edited by minnesotamama on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 22:25
What are your thoughts on the bay window? Can we do something like this, or is plumbing staying where it is? I've also seen a window seat with storage there that's pretty.
Traditional Kitchen by Doylestown Kitchen & Bath Remodelers Superior Woodcraft, Inc.
Honestly, not sure after seeing the floor plan, and knowing that the large expanse of cabinets is staying where it is (love the cabinets by the way) if you need any floor plan advice. Are you really just looking for aesthetic thoughts?
The current plan is to keep plumbing where it is, although we will be running lines for an icemaker. Where the lower cabs are to the right of the sink will be a dishwasher and pull-out trash/recycling bins. The current plan is for those displaced lower cabs will be refurbished and installed under the bay window with custom cabinetry built around them and a counter on top. The builder we're working with is also a fantastic craftsman and can custom build just about anything. A quick Google search isn't pulling up any good examples...but essentially that bay will have a built-in under it which will serve as additional storage and counterspace...and potentially a home for the microwave.
I am looking for input on the floorplan (that it makes sense given the space), and yes, general aesthetics as well. I'm debating now about whether to have the cabinets enameled (would be white to match trim in rest of house, only kitchen has wood - and it's all got a terrible yellow glaze) or to have them sanded down to bare wood and stained. There are lots of great threads here on this very topic that I'm reading and re-reading. :)
I have a similarly shaped but narrower kitchen - minus all the charm of yours. I think your general plan is great. But the range side is a big problem - you can't / don't want a tall pull-out pantry right next to your range. In many places that would be a code violation. And it's just plain limiting and potentially dangerous. My range is currently wedged against a wall so I know first hand!
If you ditch the pantry there, the question would be where to eke out some pantry space... Could you include some cabinetry in your dining area?
Second it looks like you have a total of about 33" for your fridge- are you getting a built-in? Otherwise you may need to include some filler space to allow the door to open and acces everything, even for a smaller than average fridge. It would also stick out more than your diagrams show unless it's built-in.
Where will your microwave go? Can you fit an undercounter mw drawer on the peninsula?
If you keep the peninsula shape, you might consider moving the trash to the other side of the sink as the dishwasher. Mine will be exactly the way you show yours, but that was a compromise since I have the range where your peninsula is and wanted to preserve a big drawer for pots. But it seems efficient to me in a small space to be able to stand at the sink and access the trash and the dishwasher without taking a step!
Finally I hope you figure out a good way to highlight that window - its so lovely, and your kitchen will be just gorgeous!
small old house - thank you for the awesome feedback! I too had immediate reservations about the pull-out pantry being between the stove and fridge, both from a use and safety standpoint. I thought maybe I was overthinking it, because I do trust the designer...so it's good to have someone echo that concern. While I would love to have that storage, maybe we can find another way.
We can't do cabinetry in the dining room as it has just enough space to fit a table and six chairs now. We considered adding a built in, but it's not a priority now due to cost, and that it would make the bedroom on the other side smaller (not by much, but it's already a small room) which is now a nursery but eventually will be a den/office for my husband and I as our bedroom is in the same wing. So that could be added later.
The fridge will be counter-depth (is that same or different from built-in?) so shallower than what I have now. My inexperience is showing here; I've just begun researching appliances.
We are still trying to figure out microwave. It can't go above stove because we want an exhaust hood (small house = cooking smells abound).
The windows will be sanded, caulked/repaired, primed and painted by me (Ben Moore Dove White). I did this with the others in our LL. I'm very meticulous; they will be beautiful when I'm through! I'd love to do just valances on them, but our this window faces our neighbors' kitchen window, and while I love them, I also want the ability to have some privacy...we have top down/bottom up shades in the rest of the LL which I love from a functionality standpoint but if we had the budget I would do shutters instead. So, still thinking about window treatments. They need to be inexpensive, for now at least.
Scrappygal - I would love eat-in dining, but the bay window isn't as big as it looks. We tried putting a two-seater table there and it made the room feel much smaller. Plus, with two steps down to a side door/basement landing, it just gets in the way. I wish this was a better option for us, as I love the cozy look of an eat-in kitchen space, especially one surrounded by windows!
I should add that we have a 1,000 sq ft unfinished basement so we do have ample storage down there (for now). I keep all my larger, less-frequently used appliances, serving pieces and bulk dry goods in storage down there. We probably will not finish the space off for several years.
We have an okay sized kitchen, but a very small pantry. It holds just canisters of dry goods, cereal, brownie mix, and the like. Everything else, soup, cans, more dry goods, rice mixes, and the freezer, are in the basement. It isn't that bad. Although DH wishes we could store the big pack of paper towels up here, 'cause when we need a new roll we need it in a hurry! Perhaps you could do between-the-studs shelving along the stairs going down, unless that is where you hang your coats?
I love your window nook, looks like the ideal spot for a high chair while you're cooking. But what a nice spot, too, for a sunny countertop, you could have some fresh herbs there. Could you put a microwave drawer below it? Store the instant oatmeal and cocoa alongside?
I love those cabinets! The proposed floor plan as you currently have it looks quite similar to what I am planning (see post on Critique of 1925 Bungalow Kitchen Design). I assume that you placed the stove opposite this bank of cabinets so that you could keep them? Would you be able to exhaust if you moved your stove on to the same run as the sink?
lavendar, thank you for the awesome alternative layout! This is exactly what I needed - but lack the creativity for - to really think through what will work best for us. This is why I love GW! I think the possible reasons that our designer did not suggest something like this are 1) it breaks up the run of cabinetry that we are keeping and 2) cost is a factor for us, we are also making a 2-season porch a 4-season living space and rear entry in conjunction with this kitchen project. But, I don't actually know if that's the case or what the additional cost would be.
bpathome, yep, the other side of the stairs is the living room. I can't tell you how many times I've wished the stairs weren't smack dab in the middle of the house, it's limiting...although I am not a fan of totally open floor plans in older homes either.
lee676, we were very fortunate to buy the house from its second owner, a woman in her nineties who had lived here over 60 years. We have kept in touch with one of her sons who comes to visit every year and take pictures to share with his mom who is in a nursing home; it's the house he grew up in. (Which is such a cool story and connection to the past!) They did not update the house much (save for the 1960s aluminum siding and storm windows, ugh, a sign of the times I know but it's just ug-ly) however they did maintain it very well!
Thanks again, all! Appreciate the time you took to respond and I'm sure I'll be back with more specific questions soon.
So, would it be totally out of the question to move the door to the side entry to the living room? Yeah, I guess it would be.
It's very sweet that you all work together to make the PO happy. I'm sure it brings lovely memories back to her, seeing a young family living in the house again :)
bpathome, funny you mention that! We actually considered it, and came to the same conclusion. Once our porch/sunroom is converted to four season, we will be coming in the house there (closer to garage, safer, door will be bigger) but I still felt like we should keep the kitchen door. When it's open to just the storm door, we get great southern light there, I can keep herbs just outside of it, go directly from kitchen to backyard for dining outdoors, etc. If we closed it up, I would get a killer pantry, but...it just didn't feel true to the house and felt strange to have a kitchen so closed in.
Yes, it does make the previous owner very happy that newlyweds moved in and promptly got a dog and then had a baby. :) It warms my heart to think of how it must make her feel, in the midst of a big (and final) life transition. I know how much it would mean to me!
I love your story of acquiring the home! We had a similar thing happen when we bought our home in town. It had been in one family, basically, since it was built in 1947. Add to that it is in a very small town and we got all kinds of stories. A not-small part of me was sorry to leave when we moved back to the country, but we still own it and a family is keeping it with a life.
As for you layout, I am not good at this...but I do think LL's suggestion looks great and solves a couple key issues.
I like the Lavendar layout as well, but I wonder if it would be better to swap the fridge with the range, and place the fridge at the end of the cabinet run on the other side? That would enable you to keep the full run of uppers that you currently have. With the fridge on the peninsula side, anyone sitting on the stools is staring at the side of the fridge and their view out the window would be partially blocked. Put the range there and that problem would be solved.
It's a toss-up functionally - I prefer to have the range and sink on the same side, but putting the fridge on the sink side would be more consistent with the sequence of prepping meals, and would enable guests/kids/others to grab something from the fridge without stepping into the cooking zone.
The best thing might be to post a layout with the measurements of the room and the existing cabinets, as well as your appliance dimensions (30" vs. 36" range? what size fridge?) The typical fridge is 36" wide, but you can find plenty of other options if you want to go smaller. Either way you'll need a couple of extra inches on the sides for air, access etc. Counter-depth fridges are a few inches less deep than regular fridges, but they still stick out a good couple of inches beyond the cabinets. If you post all the details, you'll get a lot of feedback on refining the layout.
Sorry I was so abrupt yesterday...I was at work :)
I'm a bit confused about the stairs. Are the basement stairs by the back door, on the far side of the kitchen? Then are those stairs going up off the dining room? Or is one side a closet?
With the traffic through your kitchen (and if it continues to be a major traffic pattern) I would hesitate to put the range opposite the sink. If you could move the range, I think it would be much safer.
I do like Bpathome's idea about rounding off the corners of the peninsula. I always prefer rounded corners to sharp ones. Again, just safer. I don't think there's a sharp-pointed corner on any of my furniture! And it's not for the nieces/nephews when they visit...I seem to bang into them too often (LOL)
Thank you, desertsteph, greenhaven and smalloldhouse for commenting! I will work on adding measurements this evening. I know those will be really helpful to understand size/scale.
After reading through everyone's excellent advice and comparing Lavender's layout to our existing space and the current floorplan, we immediately decided to nix the pull-out pantry. Given the flow of our house we much prefer to keep the peninsula at the end of the current cabinet run (I know the plan I posted doesn't show the rest of the first floor for context, so that's my fault). I think in the end we are going to end up with a combination of the two. I totally get the recommendation to move range to the same side as sink and rounding edges of peninsula, that's something to consider for sure, with little ones and puppy underfoot. (Although now I'm thinking about the sharp edges of my Room & Board farmhouse table...).
Here's the deal with the stairs. The basement and upstairs flights are stacked. So, you come in the side kitchen door and you either go down a flight of stairs to the basement, or up two stairs into the kitchen. You go up the stairs to the second level from the dining room. We have four doorways in the dining room (kitchen, porch, stairwell, and hall). Since our basement is not finished and we will be entering the house from the back porch/sunroom, traffic through the kitchen is going to decrease significantly...at least until kids are older and basement is finished.
I'll be back later with measurements!


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I recalled several years back when this forum had a handful of network experts and was the place to exchange ideas and thoughts, even forming mutual professional relationships. With today's economy, I would assume those people were too busy to hang around anymore and moved on.Nowdays we still have from time to time quite informative discussions, though I sometimes missed the past
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Any solution to be deployed in a work enviro would have to met best practices. And just a test lab that shows it can work might not be enough vetting to find that 1-in-a-1000 bug that could crash the network.
Personaly I'm at a place that uses juniper, and well due to it juniper has made a awful impression on me.So for now I mess with my cisco gear at home.
That was a very different era. Things are alot more complicated today, and "newbs" that much farther behind. (and there are too many people willing to pay lawyers when things go wrong than engineers to make it right from the start.)
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We loved the real Mexican food and personal service. Not just a franchise with no character. We love the variety of food options and wonderful margaritas. It was fun with another couple also. Their burritos were especially good. We love going back to eat here.
This restaurant closed Oct 1, 2014. Notified by e-mail from owners. Leases not renewed. No indication they are moving to new site to reopen at this time.
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Took over 10 minutes just to get our drinks, and another 10 before our waitress finally bothered to come back after telling her we'd like to get some appetizers. 15 minutes later, full of chips and starting to get frustrated, we ask the waitress where our apps were...
My husband and I loved Kokopelli when we lived in KC, and we still love to return when we come back for the holidays. Our large group of about 17 ate here the night before Thanksgiving. The staff took great care of us. We had a long table for our group, and the waitress was patient while our group arrived...
The four stars here are for the sour cream sauce on these enchiladas! Chicken enchiladas with sour cream sauce. They truly are delicious, and the sauce is hard to beat. Service is consistently great, and the restaurant is clean and well put together. Chips and salsa are good, but not the best in town. If you are looking for good...
I visit this place at least once a week. They have great daily specials and the rest of the menu is delicious and reasonably priced. You get free chips and salsa while you wait for your food...which does not take long thanks to the great servers! Please support your local businesses like Kokopelli!
Nice environment and good service. Fajitas were very good - chicken and shrimp tasted fresh and well cooked - not dried out or over-spiced. Service was fast and efficient. Will certainly return here for a meal.
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Taniesha Usher Atlanta, GA
This is some great advice Tyler. Thanks so much!Reply
Carolyn B. Harshaw Roseville (Macomb County) MI
And there's A Ribbon In The Sky For Your Love!!!!!...amen And Keep Working While It's Day!!!Reply
Cy Maryland
I would like to thank you from deep in my heart..listened to your inspirational corner, asked myself some real questions and answered them honestly came to the realization of why I've been invisible on purpose. So very much more to say but you get the gist of what I'm saying. I adore you and pray that God will continually bless and protect you. You are a blessing in more ways than you know., Thank you Tyler Perry, thank you!!Reply
vanessa Seattle, Wa
I am in a wilderness experience now and I know that my goals will become reality. God would not have impregnated me with vision and purpose if they weren't going to come to pass. I am committed to working while it is day and I like you and many others will experience that blessings that will come forth as a result of my efforts. With God I know ALL things are possible - I'm doing my part and waiting in expectancy that God is going to do His. I know His word will not return void. Thanks Tyler for your example - I admire and respect you. You will continue to be in my prayers Tyler Perry. Thanks for following your dream and sharing aspects of your process.Reply
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we are so bless n so r u. hope to see u soon i have faith that i will see u soon.Reply
Uniqua Ratford NY, NY
Deep...... and soooo true......Reply
Yolanda New York, NY
Mr. Perry we need more inspirational videos!!! It really helps! Thank you for all you do God Bless!Reply
David K Owusu Scotland, UK
Thanks for the post...it has done to me what several other words of inspiration has not done...'as a black man, I owe it to my ancestors to work hard & keep pushing it'. Thanks, Man!Reply
Carolyn Harshaw Roseville (Macomb County) Michigan
Tyler life is good ! Short Story to tell Titled, "Church Membership" In 2009 a Christian said Carolyn may I speak with you for a minute? My reply was yes' sure. This individual began to tell me that she was not prospering at her church. I said why not? She stated she didn't want to really get into church business, but would I just listen. She began to tell me that her Pastor did not want the members to visit other churches without his permission. What's wrong with the church you would like to visit and is the Shepherd of the house living the holy lifestyle God has commanded him to live? The sister said' Oh yes! I went to God in prayer and the Lord told me visit and don't join. So I stated what's the problem? My reply was how long have you been going to the other house of worship and are you being fed spiritually? So she said she's been visiting for over a year and she started to fast and pray to get a release to move forward and join the other church. But some members of the church she had been a member at for years was allowing things to go on for two or three years that was not of God. And two years had past with no change or respect to God. Now it's been three years and she went to the Pastor and wrote a letter concerning how even why the Holy Spirit told her I have better for you. They told her she was wrong and they mistreated her from that day on. The sister has been at her new Church now for 4 long prosperous years and is in training for teaching. This woman said Carolyn thank you for listening and interceding with me: and not judging me for wanting our Heavenly Father's best for my life. It's a very good day in the Lord when you prosper like Jesus promised! When I prayed with her ' I stated King Jesus is the One and only True King, Bishop,Shepherd and Crown Prince of your life" ... not your pastor. Mr. Tyler Perry it's in the Holy Word of God and she didn't even tell me how much she instantly started to be blessed after visiting this new church home. But the Most High God El-Shediah had already revealed to me that God would bring her out of bondage ... Because they were worshiping the Bishop at her former church and not God. Then she came to me and said no-wonder God stopped blessing that place after she went to the old testament in the book of the book of Isaiah when the Lord God said let the one you serve deliver you. Tyler' God said He's a Jealous God for his children...Now make sure you talk to the Father God to make sure you're still his friend. Because It's so easy to get off track. We love you Tyler and continue to seek the Lord Jesus like you did before Television...ShalomReply
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Hello there. Interesting post. I received this video by happen stance. I did not arrive at your site, neither by email or by text. I happen to open my FB and saw it scroll by. However, the person that posted you, I do not know. My intuitive guidance (Guide) tells me, "pay attention. The message was set up before time to be delivered to you at this moment. Pay attention." It wasn't the main message that I heard, however the secondary message that spoke volumes. "... If I listened to all the people that said I wouldn't...". It was what you DIDN'T SAY that I heard and with that, I am making application. I create the world that I want, not those that are chanting negativity behind me. If I LISTEN to them, I will chant what they chant, and then start the downward cycle of failure, thus manifesting their words into my reality. By constantly working on my goal, creating the work and the POSITIVE WORD 'S that shift the vibrational frequency and fill my world, I create the positive reality! My guides are wonderful and I am often amazed when I receive the next clue. I am publishing my 1st book, as well as Spiritual Holistic Ezine. I am in knowing that this is part of my purpose. The message you delivered was right on time. One day soon, you and I are going to chat about the complete fruition of this journey. Make me wanna cuss-that message was so D**n good ;-) ! ~ Michaela RenaReply
Tyler, It's generous that you share. Thank you for speaking into the hearts and lives of other dreamers. I have never seen any other person, be they a celebrity, or very successful in realizing their own dreams, reach down to hold the hand of others who are hoping. Thank you for keeping it real in all you do, by being man enough to give glory and acknowledgement to God. That is why you are running. Because you "say the name." Run on, Tyler. We are proud of you.Reply
Kamalis GOnder Orlando, FL
Hello Mr. Perry, have you every thought about doing a movie with Martin Lawrence (Big Mamma) & or Eddie Murphy (Resputia)? I think that would be an awesome movie. Madea & Big Momma in a movie together OML!lolReply
Post more videos, they are good. Do not neglect this.Reply


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This Meetup repeats on the 3rd Tuesday of every 2 months
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March 10 · 7:00 PMnode.HH.jsTopics • Christian: wallaby.js • Oliver: Framework Comparison Update • Felix, Martin, all: Node+JS Bingo About This event is a cross event of the HH.js and node.HH... Learn more
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January 19 · 7:00 PMHH.js MeetupTopics: Hannes Diercks: How to Bundle Grunt Tasks and Configs Matthias Willerich: The Pursuit of Hapi-ness Björn, Daniel, all: io.js – JavaScript I/O
January 6 · 8:00 PMDouble Feature: döner.js and beer.jsMr. Malte Ubl (initiator of HH.js) is in town. So lets join him and have some beers combined with delicious Döner while chatting about JavaScript!
December 15, 2014 · 7:00 PMadvent.jsChristian Kilb, Patrick Michelberger: Develop Your Own E-Commerce App We will give you a brief technical overview over the ABOUT YOU developer platform. A live coding... Learn more
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I'm just saying that maybe security and privacy controls need to be built into sequencing software before we can read a sequence like a newspaper and start evaluating people and treating them differently based on their genome.
The tools used to evaluate a genome are there to do so objectively. Adding in supposed safe-guards might compromise this. More importantly, what you're asserting is the kind of thing for which we have laws. I know this is hyperbole but do you also want to install privacy controls and security measures into people's eyeballs so we don't treat them differently based on their race or any apparent affliction?
Just my two cents...
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