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End is Near!!! (Pic Heavy) creamy, inset, timeless kitchen
I never thought it would ever get to this point. It was well worth the wait. I would like to thank everyone here at GW. You folks know some stuff!!! Kateskouros your kitchen photos were my inspiration.
the wife and i bought our dream house. It is a raised basement craftsman style house. It was built in 1917.
so we knock down a few walls and add a few things.....
custom built cabinets
honed alabama white
waterstone faucets
kohler farmhouse and bar sink
pulls, latches, hinges, transom hardware from Ricca's in New Orleans
fridge handles from schaub
bar and pantry handles from Ricca's
36" Bertazonni Heritage Range Cream H366GGVCR
42" Jenn-Air French door Fridg JF42NXFXDW
27" Jenn-Air Electric Oven JJW2327WS
Miele Dishwasher MG2872SCVi
15" Marvel wine fridge 30WCMBBOR
15" Marvel ice machine 30iMTBBOLP
24" Marvel undercounter fridg 61ARMWWOL
Broan 900 cfm hood vent
Sherwin williams paint used
Cabinets painted to match stove
ceilings: creamy SW7012
Walls: white hyacinth SW0046
trim: classic light buff SW0050
floors are oak with jacobean
custom made air vents for fridge
led strip lighting above and below cabs
if anyone remembers i was the one with the chipped marble during the install. i will do a follow up in that post.
I thought I recognized that view out the kitchen window....grew up in NOLA . I was at Loyola back in 1971 and met DH when he worked at Tulane Med School.
I love going to Ricca's. They sure have come back after the devastation of Katrina.
Your kitchen is a beauty. So many nice features and beautiful touches. You will have some wonderful meals prepared in such a setting. I hope you will post some Kitchen in Action pics :) c
What a creamy, dreamy room! That Berta is a beauty. So many other things to admire also--the furniture feet, marble, local hardware, the view put the back, the sink, creative appliance hiding..... Oh, and I recognize those sillites. I have one at the end of my island and one in the peninsula. So much better than a honkin' duplex outlet ruining the look.
I'm interested to hear and see closer up how you solved the faucet hole issue. Looks as if it blends in.
Thanks for posting! I hope you'll show us more as the space gets populated with your kitchen gear.
Nice job! That Bertazzoni is a knockout and just perfect in your kitchen. Really like the way the cabinets are painted to match it. I can see how kate's beautiful kitchen inspired you. I'm envious that you were able to get Alabama White; it's nowhere to be had in the Northeast. Those counters are going to be such a cool relief in the hot NOLA summer. Congrats on your lovely space!
We're practically neighbors!! We're building in Lakeview right around the corner! Your kitchen turned out lovely! Your house is precious!! I've not made the trip to Ricca's yet. Can you tell me more about it? Is it huge? How are the prices? I love your home!
Great job! Your marble is really pretty -- looks a lot like Danby.
Love the refrigerator installation and all the attention to detail throughout. The Berta looks great with the painted-to-match cabinets, and the mix of wood, white, marble is so nice.
Oh, la la! Stunning kitchen!! All the unfitted elements are beautiful together. A great example of why folks shouldn't be afraid of combining creams and whites.
Will be the inspiration for many future cream Bertas!!
Enjoy living and cooking in your lovely new space.
I love how you made it an unfitted look and mixed in the wood pieces. It looks like it evolved and was not a one day purchase. The counters are gorgeous!
Any chance you salvaged the original deco liner tile? When I first got to that pic, I did not realize it was a before because the tile was so nice... I am also jealous of the floor tile because that same pattern was installed poorly in our family bathroom. Yours had perfectly even rows and didn't seem to undulate like ours does, lol. The p.o.s picked a good pattern but had poor execution.... It was their closest shot at nice in the whole house.
As others have said-gorgeous!! I have a question about those custom panels venting above the refrigerator. I also installed a JA built in and we have had a major issue with the front panel--in fact a year after the project was finished I still have a gap there. As you seem to have discovered, if a full panel is installed over the compressor, the area overheats quickly.
So...can you tell me about that custom designed panel??? Did your cabinetmaker do it? You? Someone else? I really need to figure out something because I swore on New Year's I would finally get that *#&$^ refrigerator gap covered.
Sorry i am so late in responding. I hate moving!!!! where did all this junk come from? Didn't i lose everything in Katrina 6 years ago?
i want to thank everyone for the kind post. I am so happy with the final results.
to answer a few questions:
the hood was made with 2x4's and sheetrock. we wrapped the hood with an old pine 2x4 that was salvaged from an old shotgun house that was being redone. I think it gives it a rustic look.
Riccas is a great place. you will spend hours in there looking at all the old salvaged stuff. I found the hardware to be of good quality and the prices were cheaper than i could find on line.
the sink is a whitehaven K-6488.
the fridge panel was made by the cabinet maker. I got the idea from the laundry door in the bath room
we just made a frame, attached the fridge brackets, and screwed on the sheets. i found the sheets at lowes. before they were painted they looked a little wavey. it does not have that wavy look now that its painted. If you were going to do this and so for a stainless look you would need to get a fabricator to make it because the sheets at lowes were thin. there is also a one by on the bottom so you cant see in when the doors are open. here are some more pics
thanks again everyone. i will try to answer a few more questions inbetween moving. and i still need to do a follow up on the chip during install.
Hey, where did you find your Alabama White? I've been to two stone yards and have't seen it yet. I've seen all the regular marbles as well as White Venetino (which I liked). But I've always liked Alabama marble in the GW pics. I just haven't seen it locally.
I said that same thing when we moved into our temporary 1100 square foot house we're in now while we're building! We lost nearly everything in Katrina...where did all this stuff come from?? Haha! Thanks again!
How did I miss this kitchen????? Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. Katekouros kitchen has been my inspiration for months along with a kitchen in the Woman's Day Kitchens & Baths magazine from November/December 2010. The mix of stained wood and painted cabinets warms my soul. You did a beautiful job.
I am sorry to read of your loss during Katrina.
Well, there's an awful lot that's gorgeous there, but I'm focused on seeming trivia -- the faucet. I've come to feel that if the kitchen is the heart of a home, the faucet is its pacemaker.
And that's the faucet I *really* wanted! Worked best, looks nice -- so perfect-seeming. Course, what I chose seemed pretty fine too, but I've wound up not so happy with either. So I've been wondering, wondering about this one, my money-is-no-object-first-choice. I hope you'll report on whether it continues to be as smooth-butter perfect as in the store. It looks lovely.
As does all the rest. I'm so happy that NOLA is having people build back in the manner it deserves. We visited there long long ago and I was shocked to be visiting what felt like a foreign country. It's so different from anywhere else I've been in the US.
Thanks for restoring and refining such beauty.
I have to say this is my absolute favorite kitchen on this site, but Breezygirl, yours makes my heart skip a beat as well. You are all so talented at pulling things together. That's why some of us are hanging on your every detail. We are hoping for a similar look, of course. My interest is in your tile and grout color, as someone else mentioned. I know you are a busy person, but when you get time, please fill us in. You are so lucky to move around this space everyday for many, many years. It's GORGE!
I believe the word I am looking for for your kitchen is "sweet". Something so soft and unassuming yet completely inviting and comfortable. You are so lucky to have ALL THOSE WINDOWS!!!
Congratulations and enjoy your new life post-Katrina sounds like you have been through a lot and time to revel in your rebuild.
Your kitchen is beautiful! i have a question on how you got th walnut pantry to match to the painted frig, as far as crown mold, is concerned.Are the units diff heights? I want to have my built in frig in either a walnut or grey on one side and the same size pantry at end(in same color) with white cab inbetween.The designer is telling me I would have to stagger it that the crowns don't look good adjoining with two colors.I am agonizing over this and have to make a decision.I really don't want to stagger.Worse case senario I'll have to make th eisland the grey or walnut and everything else white, but I was inspired by yours and katekouros kitchen,Any thoughts anyone??Tks, Michelle
Just say the word and I'll be by for some home cooked Gumbo! I'd love to sit myself down and visit in your magnificent new kitchen! It's a wow all the way around. The Berta is soooo pretty! The cream color is inviting. Enjoy yourselves! I live in California but come to LA often as my daddy lives on the Bayou Teche. Congratulations on rising up from Katrina!
While I love it ALL, here's what I love the most:
- the incorporation of rich medium-colored wood free-standing furniture and the brick on the fireplace...both make it extra timeless and while most of us try to make our cabinets have the furniture look, you brought it right on in. Love that.
- the air vents!
- love the latches.
- the cream color is really super cream and not just white or off-white. It's refreshing and uplifting yet subtle and classy...and it makes me smell flapjacks and melted butter with maple syrup for some reason! ;)
- love how your glass looks wavy!
God...great job! I'll try not to go into my closet of a kitchen for a day or two. : - /


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While Emirates recently celebrated the take-off of its first Airbus A380, it's unlikely that any airline will be doing the same anytime soon for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. More than 27,000 Boeing workers have gone on strike in a dispute with the American aerospace company, demanding, among other things, better wages in a troubled US economy. The strike will cost Boeing $100m for every day that it lasts, says London's Times.
Boeing's production lines for the 737, 747 and 777 aircrafts have been halted despite a staggering backlog of work worth $275bn. The strike could further delay the 787 Dreamliner, which is already running more than a year behind schedule.
The bird was supposed to be ready for test flights later this year, with initial deliveries starting in the third quarter of 2009. Boeing snagged orders for around 900 Dreamliners, but deliveries have been slowed due to vendor delays, parts shortages and changes to the wing section. It has already begun compensating airlines for missed deadlines.
With a large share of the company's orders coming from the Middle East, surely Boeing will have some further explaining to do. At the Farnborough air show in the UK this year, Etihad Airways placed orders for 45 Boeing aircraft worth $9.4bn, including 35 of the coveted 787 Dreamliners and 10 Boeing 777-30s. Fly Dubai, Emirates' low cost carrier, ordered 50 Boeing 737-800s, worth around $3.7bn at list prices.
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Great story! But you seem to have got one detail wrong…I don't think Emirates has any orders for the 787. They did order the A350XWB though!


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My SO and I have found a house and are moving there at the end of the month. My landlords have been really great and have told us that if we can find suitable tenants that they can take over our lease rather than making us sublet.
I think I made a mistake by listing the apartment on a subletting bulletin board because most of the people responding are summer visitors looking for furnished apartments and unfortunately, our place is going to be left completely empty.
I've been really surprised to get repsonses from about 6 different groups of Irish people looking to stay for the summer and work at a tourist venue. At this point, I'm letting people know right away that there is absolutley NO furniture in the place. But this is after I went back and forth with one young guy numerous times and I'm still not sure we have an understanding. Here's his latest email. Hello again (you'll be sick of hearing from me),
Call this stupid or an attempt at Irish charm!! I was jus inquiring into
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you see, as our exams start on Monday and we would like to have accomadation
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here you see and have been trying for nearly month now.
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I have to say I feel for the kid, but I'm afraid I'll have to disappoint him.
you could go to the local salvation army thrift store and find them and sofa or a few chairs for next to nothing. I know at our local store thats what alot of the colege kids do to firnish the apartments they rent. often there are things there that are old, ugly and out of style or ar too hard to match to anything that they sit in the store so long the store prices them "Make Offer" and they will take 5 or 10 bucks maybe less.
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Benoit Roberge was the Montreal police force's leading expert on biker gangs, having investigated them and testified at their trials before he retired last year. His spouse, meanwhile, still works as a prosecutor specializing in organized crime.
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Roberge appeared in court on Monday on four charges: one count of obstructing justice, one count of breach of trust and the two counts related to gangsterism.
He will return Thursday for a bail hearing.
The former detective-sergeant retired from the Montreal police force in August. The longtime organized-crime investigator had most recently been assigned to a specialized unit comprising different police forces that focused on biker activities.
Since then, he had been heading Revenue Quebec's intelligence-gathering unit as of March. The provincial tax agency said in a statement that Roberge has been suspended pending the outcome of the criminal investigation.
Provincial police Insp. Michel Forget said Monday that police thought there might have been information being leaked for at least a few months. Such suspected "irregularities" triggered an internal investigation that led to Roberge.
"The investigation will demonstrate what period of time exactly Mr. Roberge leaked information on organized-crime investigations," Forget said.
"But do we suspect (it happened) for all of his career? We are not there yet."
According to the charges filed by the Crown, the charges against the accused stem from acts committed in his final years as a police officer — between 2010 and October 2013.
The infractions are alleged to have taken place in towns east of Montreal.
"The investigation demonstrated that he transmitted pertinent information to organized-crime figures in relation to ongoing investigations in return for some amounts of money," Forget said.
Forget said a provincial police tactical squad was used to arrest Roberge and his unnamed companion on Montreal's South Shore.
The arrest follows a similar high-profile case.
A Montreal police detective killed himself in January 2012 while under investigation over whether he peddled a list of police informants to the Mafia. Ian Davidson took his own life after being outed as a mole in different newspaper reports.
Forget sought to address the issue of public trust.
He said accusations of criminal infiltration are taken seriously and leaks are investigated quickly. He said the actions of one person should not reflect on other officers who are dedicated to the fight on organized crime.
"Organized crime has gotten to such a level that its members will do everything to infiltrate police forces," Forget said.
"Any form of infiltration will be repressed."
The Quebec prosecutor's office has announced an increase in security measures to protect its files.
One of its attorneys, Nancy Potvin of the organized-crime division, is married to Roberge. She is currently on holiday.
Verret, the Crown's spokesman, said it's not clear if she will be reassigned to other duties.
In any case, as a result of her ties to the accused, exceptional measures have been taken to find a prosecutor from outside Montreal, Verret said.
The prosecutor in court Monday was from Quebec City, he said.
There is also a possibility that a prosecutor might eventually be called in from outside the province, although no such decision has been made.
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Dave Brockie Talks GWAR's 'Battle Maximus,' Moving on Without Cory Smoot + More
Dave Brockie, better known to music fans as GWAR frontman Oderus Urungus, was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's radio show this past weekend. The singer, making a rare appearance as himself, spoke about Gwar's 'Battle Maximus' effort, continuing without late guitarist Cory Smoot and more. If you missed Full Metal Jackie's show, check out her full interview with Gwar's Dave Brockie:
Children's Classic Book 'Goodnight Moon' GWAR Style [VIDEO]
When I began to watch this video, I was already cracking up because, I mean, LOOK at it. It's Oderus Urungus from GWAR getting ready to put your kids to bed with his special rendition of 'Goodnight Moon.'
GWAR Perform Shredding Cover of Billy Ocean's 'Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car'
GWAR Officially Endorse 2015 NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show Petition
Earlier this month, we reported on a Change.org petition demanding that GWAR perform at the 2015 NFL Super Bowl halftime show. With nearly 40,000 signatures already attained, GWAR themselves have publicly endorsed the petition, urging human fans to keep the signatures coming.
GWAR to Unleash New Album 'Battle Maximus' in September
Bestial overlords GWAR return with their latest slab of devastation, 'Battle Maximus.' Set to be released Sept. 17 via Metal Blade Records, it's the band's first album since the 2011 death of guitarist Cory Smoot, a/k/a Flattus Maximus. You can listen to the song 'Madness at the Core of Time' below.
GWAR's Oderus Urungus Joins Cancer Bats Onstage for Cover of Beastie Boys' 'Sabotage'
It still doesn't seem real that Beastie Boys member Adam 'MCA' Yauch passed away earlier this year. As a part of one of modern music's most definitive group, the man was an innovator of the highest order. There has been countless tributes paid to MCA since his death, and the latest homage was delivered with style by GWAR front-thing Oderus Urungus and current tourmates Cancer Bats, as they came together for a performance of the Beastie Boys classic 'Sabotage.'
GWAR Review Steven Spielberg's 'War Horse'
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You can find a detailed explanation here , but Every Little Meal is your weekly meal plan, featuring anywhere from two to four recipes with:
Not every meal plan will fit every person, but I'm hoping it will help those unsure of where to start in the kitchen!
Remember, click that Print Friendly button at the bottom of this post to print the plan! These are intended for you to print!
Mash butter, garlic, oregano and paprika in a small bowl to blend. Season butter with salt and pepper. Melt half the butter in a medium skillet over medium heat. Season the chicken with salt and pepper. Add chicken to skillet, cover, and cook until no longer pink in center, about 5 minutes per side. Transfer chicken to a plate. Tent chicken with foil to keep warm. Add tomatoes to skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, for about 5 minutes. Add remaining butter to skillet. When tomatoes are soft, crush them to release juices; stir 1 minute. Season sauce to taste with salt and pepper. Spoon tomato sauce over chicken.
Note: It's tomato season! Get your tomatoes from your local farmer's market for the best tasting sauce. Serve over a carb: pasta, rice, etc. and add any in season vegetable on the side!
Recipe 2: Quinoa-Stuffed Vegetables (see posts: peppers , squash )Equipment: Full spice rack, small saucepot, baking dish/pan with sidesDinner for: 2 (easily halved or doubled)
Make quinoa (see here and here ). Preheat your oven (or grill!) to 400 degrees. Add in the spinach, 2 tbsp of Parmesan, onion, and olive oil and combine. Get crazy and add in beans, other greens, garlic, more spices, you name it! Set aside.
Hollow out your vegetables. For squash/zucchini , slice in half vertically and using a spoon, scrape the inside. For peppers , slice off the top and clean out insides. Level out bottoms so they can stand, if necessary. Stuff your vegetables and drizzle with olive oil and the rest of the Parmesan. Bake for about an hour, until top starts to brown. Grill about 15 minutes, lid closed.
Note: If quinoa isn't your thing, use rice or beans! Feel free to add meat – ground beef or turkey mixed with rice is a perfect filling too. Also, if the top browns too quickly, cover with foil. S ee here for sauce recipe , or throw on whatever you want! Add frozen French fries on the side, more veggies, or a small amount of meat.
Recipe 3: Crumb Topped Tilapia w/Veg (see post: tilapia )Equipment: large skillet, baking dishDinner for: 1 (easily doubled)
Preheat to 450 degrees and heat 1/2 cup water to a simmer in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add half the garlic and all the onion to the skillet. Cook about 8 minutes or until they start to brown, stirring occasionally. Add more water if onions start to stick.
Stir in the vegetable (cut into uniformly-sized pieces) and 1/4 cup water. Reduce heat to medium, cover and cook about 8 minutes or until vegetable is tender, stirring once halfway through. Stir in almonds and black pepper. Cover and keep warm, stirring occasionally if needed.
While the beans are cooking, combine the bread crumbs, parsley, lemon zest, and garlic salt in a small bowl.
Separate your fillet and pat dry. Squeeze lemon juice on top of the fish then cover the fish in crumb topping. Press it to cover all the way around. Bake in a greased baking dish for about 10 minutes or until the skin is opaque and the fish flakes to the touch of a fork.
Note: Fresh fish is best, but if you have to choose frozen, consult this list and buy from the US! Get your vegetable from the farmer's market for the freshest option. Make sure your vegetable is cut into uniform pieces. Get squash or zucchini for the perfect summer meal!
Hope this helps you plan a few meals this week! Please leave feedback and let me know what you think. This is the first week so I'm open to comment!
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Happy Friday!
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Samsung and LG have both been competitive in the smartphone arena. The two companies have been releasing handsets for quite some time each earning their marks on the market. Samsung has been best known for its Galaxy line whereas LG has maintained a good position for its Nexus partnership with Google. With the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and LG G3, how do these two handsets compare or perform against one another?
Samsung's Galaxy S5 LTE variant and LG's G3 both run on Qualcomm's quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor clocked at 2.5GHz. According to the reported spec sheet of the G3, the device may also run on Snapdragon 805 processor. However, despite announcements from Qualcomm that it may soon be ready for the 805 processor, LG may stick to the 801 similar to other competitors.
Previously, Samsung was supposed to go for a higher resolution similar to the Retina technology of Apple. However, the Korean tech giant decided to go for 1920 by 1080 pixel resolution for a 5.1-inch display. LG, on other hand, want to push things further. The company decided to for 5.5-inch screen offering up to 2560 by 1440 pixel resolution. The screen also comes with quad HD technology.
Size and weight
The Samsung Galaxy S5 weighs lighter compared to the G3. The S5 is around 145 grams whereas the G3i is around 149grams. Overall, the S5 is also comparatively smaller. The device measures 142 x 72.5 x 8.1 millimeters while the G3 measures G3's 146.3 x 74.6 x 8.4 millimeters.
Storage and RAM
The Samsung Galaxy S5 and the LG G3 both offers memory options between 16GB to 32GB. They also come with microSD cards for expandable memory. The LG G3 offers between 2GB to 3GB Ram whereas the S5 has 2GB.
It may take some time before users can decide which of the two are better but they cater to varying types of needs. It is best for people to assess what type of handset they require.


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Vote for Books - Round 2
With all the growing excitement about the upcoming presidential election, here's a chance for you to cast a vote for your favorite books. On the Vote for Books website, kids have been voting since January 1 for their all-time favorites. They are down to eight finalists in four categories: favorite picture book, favorite chapter book, favorite series for young readers, and favorite series for older readers. You have until October 13 to cast your "Round 2" vote. After that the top two titles in each category will face off with each other for the ultimate winner. You may cast your final "Round 3" votes beginning October 13. The winners will be announced on Election Day, November 4. So click here to vote now!
You may also vote for your favorite book characters right here at the library between October 14 - November 4. Stay tuned for details.
Do You Know Dewey?
The 500s section in the library has all sorts of cool books about math and science. Here's a breakdown of what you'll find:
500 - Natural Sciences
510 - Mathematics
520 - Astronomy
530 - Physics
540 - Chemistry
550 - Earth Sciences & Geology
560 - Fossils & Prehistoric Life
570 - Life Sciences; Biology
580 - Plants (Botany)
590 - Animals (Zoology)
So the next time you're wondering where all of the dinosaur books are, take a look in the 560 section (Fossils & Prehistoric Life). Or, if you really like monkeys you might want to look in the 590s. You won't find pets in the 500s section though. Wondering why? Check back next month to find out the answer! Meanwhile, you'll find me in the 510s, checking out the math books!
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Don't Forget Grandparents Day
Did you know September 7 is National Grandparents Day?  It's the perfect time to tell that special grandma or grandpa in your life how much you love them. Of course, any day is a great day to do that!
The library has all kinds of books about grandparents. Maybe on Grandparents Day you and your grandparent could share a good book together. Here are just a few suggestions:
The Grandpa Book by Todd Parr
The Grandma Book by Todd Parr
Grandparents Are the Greatest Because-- by Adele Aron Greenspun
Lucky Pennies and Hot Chocolate by Carol Diggory Shields
Hooray for Grandparent's Day by Nancy L. Carlson
My Grandma - Mi Abuelita by Ginger Foglesong Guy
Grandparents Song by Sheila Hamanaka
What Cried Granny! by Kate Lum
Gus and Grandpa books by Claudia MillsÂ
There are many other great books featuring grandmas and grandpas at the library, including chapter books, nonfiction books, and even poetry. Stop by the library, and we'll be glad to help you find that perfect book.
Kennen Sie Dewey? (Do You Know Dewey?)
The 400s are where you will find books about languages. This is where you'll find dictionaries, thesauri and books about parts of speech. If you've forgotten what a noun is you might pick up A Mink, a Fink, a Skating Rink: What is a Noun. Can't decide whether to use a comma or a semi-colon? Try The Perfect Pop-Up Punctuation Book.
This is also the section for you if you want to learn a foreign language. You'll find books to teach you Sign Language, Spanish, Italian, French and many others. There are even books about hieroglyphs!
Explore the world of languages the next time you stop by the library!
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Do You Know Dewey?
The 300s section in the Dewey Decimal System includes many different topics, all under the general subject of Social Sciences. Here is a breakdown of what you will find:
300 - Social Issues (Immigration, Bullies, Divorce, Families)
310 - General Statistics
320 - Goverment (Citizenship, Elections, Congress)
330 - Economics (Careers, Money)
340 - Law (Constitution, Famous Trials)
350 - Military Equipment
360 - Social Services (Police, Firefighters, Recycling)
370 - Education (History of Schools, Homework Help)
380 - Commerce, Communications, Transport (Airports, Mail Carriers, Truck Drivers)
390 - Customs, Etiquette, Folklore (Cultures, Holidays, Fairy Tales)
That's a lot of information in one section isn't it! Everything from
Coming to America: The Story of Immigration (J 304.8) to
 Cinderella's Dress (J 398.2). Take a look at the 300s the next time you stop by the library. With this kind of variety you're bound to find something you like!
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An American Girl on the Big Screen
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl opens in movie theaters nationwide on July 2. This movie is based on the Kit books by Valerie Tripp about a girl growing up during the Depression. It will star Abigail Breslin as Kit. This is the first-ever major motion picture based on an American Girl book. If you're a fan of the American Girl series, this may be a movie you won't want to miss.Â
And if you haven't read any of the American Girl books, what are you waiting for? Visit the library and check one out. Along with Kit, there are books about Addy, Felicity, Josefina, Julie, Kaya, Kirsten, Kit, Molly and Samantha, each from a different time period in U.S. history. These books are a great way to learn about the past while enjoying a good story. And it's always fun to read the book before you see the movie!
Tasha Tudor 1915-2008
"Einstein said that time is like a river, it flows in bends. If we could only step back around the turns, we could travel in either direction. I'm sure it's possible. When I die, I'm going right back to the 1830s. I'm not even afraid of dying. I think it must be quite exciting." - Tasha Tudor
Tasha Tudor, award winning author and illustrator, died Wednesday, June 18th. Her illustrations have been used in nearly 100 books, including such classics as The Secret Garden, A Little Princess and The Night Before Christmas. Two books that she illustrated were also Caldecott Honor books:  1 is One and Mother Goose.
If you would like to learn more about the life of Tasha Tudor, you might enjoy reading Drawn From New England, which was written by her daughter, Bethany Tudor.
Do You Know Dewey?
Time for the 200s! In the Dewey Decimal System, the 200s are where you will find books about religions and mythology. This section of the library includes Bible stories, information about world religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Hinduism, and books on Mythology. Great books you will find in this section include the Caldecott Medal winning Prayer for a Child, as well as other titles such as: Cyclops, The Prince Who Ran Away and Dance, Sing, Remember: A Celebration of Jewish Holidays. Find a new book to read in the 200s the next time you stop by the library!
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Harry Bliss, Illustrator
The artwork for this summer's Catch the Reading Bug! reading program is by the terrific illustrator Harry Bliss. Harry did the artwork on our folders, posters, stickers, bookmarks, bookbags, and
t-shirts. He is perhaps best known as the illustrator of the popular "diary" series of picture books by Doreen Cronin, including Diary of a Worm, Diary of a Spider, and Diary of a Fly. He seems to have a thing for bugs!
Harry grew up in a family of painters and illustrators in upstate New York.
He studied painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and illustration at the University of the Arts and Syracuse University. Along with illustrating children's books, Harry has done numerous book covers and contributed cartoons and cover art for the New Yorker magazine. Other children's books he has illustrated include Mrs. Watson Wants Your Teeth, Don't Forget to Come Back!, Countdown to Kindergarten and Which Would You Rather Be?
If you don't have a summer reading folder yet, stop by either Olathe library and pick one up. And while you're there, maybe check out a book illustrated by Harry Bliss.
A Question of Order
What is the order of the books in the Chronicles of Narnia series? This may seem like a simple question, but it's actually a bit complicated. There are two different answers that could both be correct.
The books were published in the following order:
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- Prince Caspian
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
- The Silver Chair
- The Horse and His Boy
- The Magician's Nephew
- The Last Battle
Originally the books were numbered in the order of publication, but when C.S. Lewis wrote The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, he didn't know there were going to be any more books in the series.  Next he wrote the sequel, Prince Caspian, and then later on he wrote a prequel, The Magician's Nephew.  The entire series wasn't planned out ahead of time.
In 1994 the publisher began numbering the books in the order of the story, not the order of publication. The chronological order of the story is as follows:
- The Magician's Nephew
- The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- The Horse and His Boy
- Prince Caspian
- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
- The Silver Chair
- The Last Battle
So depending on which edition of the books you look at, you may find the titles listed in different order. C.S. Lewis himself said, "The series was not planned beforehand . . . so perhaps it does not matter very much in which order anyone reads them." The new Narnia movies seem to be following the order in which Lewis originally wrote them.  Have you read the entire series?  Send us a comment and tell us which order you recommend.


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Who's on Welfare?
February 22, 2015
Numbers don't lie. The War on Poverty has cost us $22 Trillion so far, and rising.
- One third of Americans now take "need-based" payments (14% of GDP)
- Benefit transfers to individuals through social welfare programs have increased from less than one federal dollar in four (24%) in 1963 to almost 3 out of 5 (59%) in 2013
- In fact, Americans' fastest growing source of personal income are welfare entitlements.
Great Expectations for 2015
January 8, 2015
Ahhh…2015! The New year always comes with hopes and expectations. And after the November elections, our political hopes loom even larger. Here is what I'm hoping – and will be working for this session at the Capitol.
- Fiscal restraint. Arizona's budget picture is bleak for sure, but Gov. Ducey's commitment to grow the economy without dinging taxpayers is something I can get behind. He gets it! [Read more]
The Recipe for a Prosperous Arizona
August 25, 2014
A STRONG ECONOMY and more…
Government doesn't create wealth, but it can impede it. Low tax and regulatory environments attract business investment and allow existing businesses to thrive, creating the jobs that provide stable state revenues for education, public safety and infrastructure. Check out my record of promoting policies supporting a prosperous economic future for Arizona. [Read more]
How successful has Obamacare really been?
July 28, 2014
Obamacare Costs & Cover-Up – How successful has the law really been? From the Obamacare News Roundup by Jane Orient, M.D.
The AZ Republic asks Sen. Barto and Blue Cross Blue Shield to weigh in on the question, What if the Supreme Court rules Obamacare subsidies can't be used in federal exchanges? Why the latest court decision challenging the IRS runaround the law may be the greatest threat to the law & the linchpin that drives Congress to open up the law to reforms that Americans need and want – alternatives based on a strategy of Freedom. [Read more]
Expect performance – Get performance!
June 17, 2014
You might have missed the great reading progress made by Arizona students reported in the Arizona Republic. It wasn't painted in the most positive terms by its author. The news that "Fewer than expected fail 3rd-grade reading" should be cause for celebration. Why wasn't it? [Read more]
Dept. of Child Safety – the new CPS
May 30, 2014
The Department of Child Safety is officially separate from the huge DES bureaucracy it had been part of. That is progress.
The bill is a product of months of work among a diverse group, of which I am honored to have had a part, to create what we all hope will be a new and positive beginning for helping safeguard abused children in the state.
Here are the bill's main provisions: [Read more]
Health Care Costs: Ask and you shall receive
March 22, 2014
Thanks to HB 2045 – Arizona hospitals and other health professionals must now disclose their cash prices to patients – helping them compare prices when paying out of pocket.
How will transparency impact prices? Read what Forbes' just wrote about Sen. Barto's efforts and this link from AFP.
To find out who is complying with the law - Check this list. How is the health care industry responding? With plans for more disclosure.
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(Phoenix, State Capitol)—In addition to continuing rising costs of health care, another concern for patients in Arizona is the wildly different costs of the same procedure, depending on where you go for the procedure. Now, a new law is calling attention to these varying costs. [Read more]
Obamacare News & Comment
October 24, 2013
The short unhappy life of ObamaCare - High rates a problem? Solution: federal bailouts! Who knew?
Health insurers expected to raise rates for next year - AZ's Dept. of Ins must release the rest of the rate requests by month's end.
The White House's 5 most egregiously unilateral changes to O-care - With a pen and a phone, who needs Congress?
Health Care is our other Afghanistan - As Repubs suggest privatizing VA, Obama regrets we're not all in a VA-like system.
Consumer choice can help keep health-care costs down - Dr. Singer makes it so simple even a 3rd grader can get it.
How VA Hospitals are a Government-run disaster - Promising care is not the same as delivering it.
Rand Comes Clean: Exchanges only enrolled 1.4 million previously uninsured – Yep. Read the real numbers. [Read more]
Barto on Obamacare Med. Expansion
June 24, 2013
Many members of the House & Senate argued eloquently against the Governor's Obamacare Medicaid Expansion plan. Watch American Commitment's video online here. The following are mine:
Like many of our constituents, today I am extremely disappointed and saddened that our state – the State of Arizona – is willingly imposing this key provision of Obamacare – expansion of government health care – upon its citizens. This after standing as an example to dozens of states that followed our lead in passing health care freedom initiatives guaranteeing citizens' rights to health care freedom. [Read more]
"Prolife All-Star": Arizona Ranked 5th Most Prolife State in the Nation
January 21, 2013
Arizona jumps 9 spots from 2011 ranking in Americans United for Life's "Life List"


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Nevada legislators might be ready for a stiff drink.
Lawmakers killed a bill earlier this year that would've made the Blue Weimaraner the state dog, but Assemblyman William Horne, D-Las Vegas, now has a measure to make the Basque alcoholic beverage Picon Punch the official state drink.
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Hidden Screamer Skull
Place this open mouthed skull anywhere you'd like indoors and imagine what must have happened - to be preserved in death in the midst of a scream is truly scary. Scare up some Halloween fun with this noisy and frightful fellow.
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