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Induction Cookware
In the past I have only cook on electric cooktops; however, I am now the proud owner of an induction cooktop. The majority of my pans (Emerilware) will not work with the induction cooktop, so I began doing a little research on which pans would be best to replace them with. But I am a little unsure because induction works so differently from everything else because the heat is actually generated inside the pan itself.
Which style of pan is better suited for induction:
Tri-ply Stainless - Most have approximately 2mm of aluminum. Is this enough to cook with high heat? For example when searing a piece of meat can it retain enough heat so that the temperature doesn't drop significantly? Or is that not really an issue with induction cookware because of the efficiency of the cooktop? And would I have to worry about the cookware warping under certain conditions due to its thin bottom?
Encapsulated Base - Most have approximately 6mm of aluminum. Would I lose the responsiveness of induction because it is retaining a lot of heat?
Demeyere Atlantis - Encapsulated copper seems like it would be best because copper transfer heat so well, but does that matter with induction or would it be a waste money?
Enameled Steel/iron - Would this heat evenly and be responsive since it is directly controlled by the cooktop? Do the cooktop themselves cook extremely evenly in so much it really doesn't need a heat dispersing layer in the cookware?
I can answer this a little. I just got an induction cooktop (a tabletop model, not a built-in) and here are some early impressions:
If a pan is advertised as good for induction, it is. I have a couple of pressure cookers which claim that (Fagor and Kuhn Rikon) and they work fine.
Cast Iron works well, too, whether raw (as in a black iron skillet) or enameled (as in Le Creuset and its imitators). As far as the responsiveness, cast iron itself is a slow reactor; the cooktop reacts instantaneously, but the iron itself is sluggish. The distribution of the heat is dependent on the design of the cooktop itself. The little cheapo cooktop I have (a Magneflux cooktop--see the link for my initial impressions on it) has all the electromagnetic induction coils distributed fairly tightly in the center, so the center of any pan heats up more quickly than the peripheries of the pan. I believe that to be a function dependent on the hob design, not so much the cookware material.
I have some old Cuisinart and Belgique stainless pans that don't work at all. I don't know what their bottom discs are made of. As I said, all the cookware I have that has been advertised as good for induction has worked fine.
If I ever get the $$$ rounded up to do my kitchen redo, I'll probably splurge both on a good induction cooktop like Meile or Cooktek, and splurge on some Demeyere cookware as well. You only live once.
Here is a link that might be useful: magneflux
Hi, I have a DeDietrich induction cook top. I have bought most of my pots and pans at places like TJ Maxx. Just take a small magnet with you, if it sticks to the bottom, it will work. Have fun, they are really a great option for those of us that have electric, not gas.
You should invest in some cast iron skillets. Avoid Emerilware since it is low quality Chinese import. Get Lodge for new skillets, or better yet find some old Griswolds online. The older skillets have higher quality iron and a smoothly machined cooking surface. I just finished buying 4 Griswold skillets on Ebay and am totally pleased with these awesome antiques. I also have some induction-ready Vollrath pans and they seem to be well made and work well.
Initially, I saw this set at Overstock.com. After looking around, I found this set cheaper on eBay from this vendor below.
I purchased it and found out that the Tri-ply SS is magnetic. Wouldn't that work well with your induction cooktop?
Here is a link that might be useful: Concord/Leisureman Tri Ply SS Cookware Set


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Busy summer ignites early battles
#BlueChipBattles returns to break down 10 guys heating up summer camps
Recruiting buzz is again alive as the Class of 2014 hits the road to work out for college coaches at prospect camps. We are still more than six months away from national signing day, and the players of the 2014 class can't even take official visits until they begin their senior year of high school. But that hasn't stopped several ESPN 300 prospects from naming their favorites and setting early announcement dates. RecruitingNation has summoned its writers from around the country to outline the recruiting battles for those guys, plus a few more who may take a little more time making their pick.
As circumstances change -- which is often when high schoolers are involved -- look for prospects to periodically move up and down this list and for new names to pop up all the time.
Here is this week's panel of writers: Jared Shanker (@JShankerESPN), Radi Nabulsi (@radinabulsi), Gary Laney (@GLaneyESPN), William Wilkerson (@ESPNwilkerson), Erik McKinney (@EMcKinneyESPN), Kipp Adams (@KippLAdams) and Damon Sayles (@DamonSayles).
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Commitment status: Uncommitted
Who's in the driver's seat: Noil named Texas A&M, USC and Florida his top three in May.
Other candidates: LSU has to be in the mix as well.
Dark horse: Alabama doesn't get mentioned much, but if the Tide start to land some other top Louisiana players (Leonard Fournette, Cameron Robinson and Laurence Jones come to mind), Noil could be tempted to join them and Alabama might ramp up interest.
Most recent visit: Texas A&M
In his words: "I'm just trying to see what each school has to offer me and which one is the best fit to me," Noil told Nola.com.
@glaneyESPN's take: You have to like Texas A&M, given the way the Aggies use slot receivers like Noil and the presence of Noil's prep teammate Noel Ellis in the Aggies' 2013 recruiting class. You've got to like home-state LSU's chances as well, but Noil, like other offensive players, may take a wait-and-see approach with LSU's offense under Cam Cameron.
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Just the glass doors....no screens.
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As already answered, no there are no screens in the doors. But I'm curious as to why it would matter? We left our doors open often and didn't experience any insects -- I don't think many of them could fly with the breeze you experience while the ship is moving, or even with the winds along the shore.
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They do not encourage open doors. It stresses the air conditioning systems.
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George Clooney is infamous for being very private when it comes to the media. His girlfriend, Stacy Keibler, however, loves to tweet about their relationship.  In response to his new mate's public ways, he had this to tell Rolling Stone magazine: "She can do whatever she wants, I rarely tell anybody what they should be doing with their life." It looks like things are getting serious, too.  According to UsMagazine.com, in Kiebler's latest tweet, she dropped the "L" word, stating, "You know it's love when your boyfriend has elbow surgery 2 days ago and takes you to a Ravens game. Especially when he's a Bengals fan." Maybe Clooney won't tweet his feelings for all to see, but often when your partner does trumps when they say.
What are some ways to tell you're in love?
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2. You sing their praises: Another way to tell you're in love is wanting to have the whole world know it. You seem to gush about your partner to anyone willing to listen.
3.  They make your troubles disappear: You are having the day from hell, but just hearing from them makes it all the better. You know you are smitten when you hear that voice on the other end of the line and all of the issues you were dealing with suddenly seem minor and disappear.
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Planking Our Former Sunroom's Ceiling
When we decided we wanted to do a wood planked ceiling in our sunroom, I think I kind of just envision walking into Home Depot, strolling down the beadboard ceiling aisle, and loading up our cart. Piece of cake. Easy as pie. Insert third dessert related idiom here.
Well, turns out there are lots of options for achieving the beadboard look. Historically, beadboard was made up of individual tongue-and-groove planks – kinda like a hardwood floor. Except between each board is a little ridge or indentation, aka the "bead." Just look at this assortment of choices…
There are also lots of panel options. You know, those full 4ft x 8ft sheets of the beadboard pattern? We considered this option first because it seemed to be the most affordable (often less than $1 per square foot), but ultimately decided against it. Partly because installing these huge panels on our high ceiling seemed somewhat daunting (although Rhoda's tutorial with the rented drywall lift made it seem less so, but we'd need to rent a truck to get them home and also had to factor in the cost of renting a drywall lift, which might counteract the savings). Mainly we skipped them because using panels meant there would be seams where one sheet meets another one – and, although you can cover those up with trim, we decided that on our sloped ceiling it just wasn't the look we were going for.
The next option we considered most seriously were these vinyl planks. Vinyl is a tempting option in an outdoor space because it won't rot or warp from exposure to moisture. I read some message boards where people complained that these looked "too plastic-y" but the deal killer for us was actually the price. These were about $1.79 per square foot, so they were nearly twice as expensive as the panels (which would essentially double our project cost right off the bat).
Knowing we wanted a more authentic plank look (versus a panel) and that we didn't think the cost & look of vinyl were ideal for us, we eventually narrowed all of our choices to these: individual tongue-and-groove wood planks. Both Lowe's and Home Depot sold similar options (neither of which are online unfortunately). The Lowe's option came in under that $1 per square foot mark, so the price was right. And we were also excited to be getting a more traditional look – both without any fake seams and with some real wood grain in the mix. The final cost for 20 six-packs of 6″ tongue-and-groove planks worked out to be $297 (at $0.94 per square foot). Admittedly it was a bit more than we pictured ourselves spending on this part of the project (we originally guessed that we could come in under $250) but we ultimately just want a result that we're happy with for the long haul.
Unlike the large beadboard panels, we could fit these in our car and install them without buying any additional equipment like a scaffold or a drywall lift – but just like the other options, this choice also had its downsides. For one, installation would be more tedious since each board is only 6″ wide, meaning all 40 rows would need to be installed piece-by-piece. And wood is also susceptible to moisture issues (warping, rotting) if it's not properly protected and maintained. Thankfully our entire sunroom's exterior is wood, which has held up well for decades – so we had confidence that our new sunroom ceiling would stand the test of time if we prepped it properly. Which meant that before any planks could be installed, we needed to prime and paint both sides of them… one by one. Even though the backs won't show we primed and painted them anyways so the whole board would be protected and sealed in.
Pictured above was my first painting station, which didn't work out so hot because the plastic drop cloth kept sticking to the backside of the boards. So eventually I figured out a method that worked: drop cloths on the ground and some nylon rope tied between two trees. I could get 10-12 planks done at a time (getting two done with one swipe of the paint sprayer – spraying their backside and then flipping them right over to do the front).
This process alone took about four days worth of two hour sessions, since we had 120 boards to do – front and back, primer and paint. We only had room for about 45 of them in our makeshift drying station in the garage (that way they didn't get rain / dirt / leaves on them while curing) so I primed and painted one group, then installed them, then primed and painted the next, and installed those. Factor all the various paint sprayer cleanings into that, and let's just say it wasn't my favorite project in the world. But I knew once we got them up on the ceiling it would all be worth it. At least that's what I kept telling myself.
The primer we used was good ol' Kilz Premium and the paint was Benjamin Moore's Regal Select Exterior in the low lustre finish (we just told the guys at the paint desk what we were doing and they said that would work well). The color was called "In Your Eyes." It's a nice, pure light blue. We didn't want the color to be too bold (we worried it would reflect into the living room window and make the whole room blue if it was too dark) and we also didn't want it to clash next the the brick exterior of our house. We also wanted to make sure it read as blue, and not gray or green in some lighting situations.
Now, before I get into the installation part of this project – a note about insulation. After a few commenters confirmed our instincts to re-insulate the ceiling to help keep some of the summer heat from getting through, we decided to go for it. The sun beats down on this roof all day, so even though the doorways have been opened up for some nice cross-breezes, apparently insulation can keep open rooms cooler by absorbing that constant sunlight shining down from above. So we mostly used the leftover insulation that was in the ceiling before (remember we removed it here?) despite how ugly it was. It was still relatively new and would do the job just fine – although we did have to buy one new roll to fill some gaps.
And then we learned we should NOT have insulated the roof in this case. Oops. We were able to remove it later (more on that in a moment) so please ignore the presence of insulation in these next few shots…
Installing the planks was giving me hardwood floor deja vu. From that process, I know that setting your first board straight against your wall is a crucial step to ensure your whole project isn't crooked. So I cut a few spacers out of scrap wood to place along the front wall to keep my first row even.
We hung our planks in this direction (running parallel with the long wall) so that we could attach them directly to the joists (every 16 inches). That way they'll be nice and sturdy (nailing them in at such close increments will hopefully keep them from sagging or warping down the line). That wall is about 20 feet long, so it took about 2.5 boards to complete each row.
Also borrowing from our hardwood flooring experience, we wanted to stagger the breaks between boards from one row to the next. This makes things more secure since there's not one area of weakness for each row that lines up, and also looks nice since the boards don't all break at the same place. So if we started one row with a full board, we started the next row with a partial scrap so they weren't ending on the same joist.
Sherry helped me by doing a lot of the cutting while I did the nailing – and the other thing we did to make the seams less visible is to cut everything using a scarf joint. By cutting every end on matching 45° angles, the boards will overlap each other a bit and will be more likely to stay together and look more seamless in the long run.
You can see it a bit closer here, as we're installing one board next to another. You'll notice we also cut everything so that all of our seams coincided with a ceiling joist. This meant we could nail both ends of a seam into the joist, further discouraging the ends from bowing away from the ceiling.
All of that cutting was definitely a bit of a time suck, so it was nice to have an extra set of hands for some help with that. And luckily the rest of the install went pretty much like clock work. The tongues and grooves helped each board slide on the ceiling pretty nicely, though it sometimes took some light encouragement with a rubber mallet.
Follow that with a shot from the nail gun into each of the joists (with some wood glue along the joists before installing the plank) and we were in business.
It took us a good 5 hours to get our first set of 45 boards hung (over the course of a few days), so it definitely was a slow-going project. And I'll admit the idea of hoisting a few 4ft x 8ft panels up there was starting to sound pretty appealing. But at least the break
neckback speed meant that we were able to catch our little insulation error before it was too late (instead of having to remove the entire ceiling, we could pull everything out since the beadboard hadn't progressed too far to block anything from our reach).
The issue we learned (first from a commenter, and then later confirmed by the framing expert who helped us remove the drop ceiling) is that insulation traps heat (duh) and needs airflow in order to sweat that heat out. Since our insulation would've been installed smack dab between the roof and the beadboard ceiling, there'd be no air flow. Not only could that mean built-up moisture that could threaten our beadboard, but the hot insulation could actually result in a roof that doesn't even meet its expected lifetime due to all that trapped heat burning it up prematurely. So we're very grateful to have learned the error of our ways so that we could correct it before it meant tearing out our new ceiling. And we figure with the cross breezes we get paired with the two fans that we'll be installing, this little shady retreat from the deck will be nice and cool by comparison – even without the insulation.
After another round of priming and painting, we could get to work installing our second set of planks. At this point I pretty much had my rhythm down and I think it only took me four hours (big difference, I know – but this was without Sherry manning the saw so I was a lone ranger for this part). I probably could've chugged along a bit faster if I didn't have curveballs like jigsawing around the two fan fixture boxes, but those weren't too bad in the end.
When I had that batch up, it actually started to look like a ceiling.
My final day of ceiling installation went pretty quickly since I only had a small sliver of space to finish. The height was becoming a bit challenging and my neck and shoulders were basically numb from working above my head for so many days in a row, but I was somewhat excited for a new challenge: adding a row of vents across the top to help introduce a bit of air flow up there – which was also recommended by our framing guy during our remove-the-insulation conversation.
At last, all of the ceiling boards were in. I guess technically it's not a "beadboard" ceiling since our planks don't have the bead design engraved into them – they just lock together to create that look. We're glad we went with a simpler 6″ plank because, given its size, we think a smaller bead detail might have looked a bit too busy up there.
Sadly our ceiling work is not quite done – but we're in the home stretch. We just have to add trim around the edges, which will need to be caulked and painted. Plus, I want to go back and try to fill the many, many nail holes in the boards themselves before painting over the whole thing one last time for that protected-against-the-elements result (we figure one more coat over all the planks, now that they're pieced together, will help keep moisture out of the seams).
Progress feels good. It's almost like having the feeling in my arms again.
Here's what our to do list is looking like now:
Rip up the old carpeting(more on that here)
Remove the sliding doors and tracks to open things up(more on that here)
Convert outlets to outdoor-safe rain-proof ones with covers(more on that here) Add fresh casing to the openings and caulk like crazy to waterproof everything(more on that here)
Demo the old ceiling in hopes of possibly lofting it (get a pro in here for advice)(more on that here)
Remove old beams, reinforce ceiling stability, and re-route electrical for two fans instead of one(more on that here) Prime, paint, and install our beadboard ceiling
- Add trim around the ceiling, caulk and paint that, and hang two ceiling fans
- Repaint the columns & interior of the sunroom with white exterior paint (it's currently cream)
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- Get a rug, furniture, and maybe even add some outdoor curtains and lanterns/sconces?
- Build an outdoor fireplace like this down the line
I think this puts us at more than halfway done, but we still have floor-tiling to check off before we're really coasting towards the finish line. Did anyone else spend the last week priming and painting a whole lot of stuff? We also tackled Clara's walls, ceiling, and closet, so it was quite possibly the most painting we've ever done in a week's time. Plus Sherry conquered another area of blue trim, so we'll be back with those details in a day or two.
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Oh, very nice!! I didn't do any construction work this weekend–at least, not of the home variety–I've been enjoying the use of my sewing room since spending most of the summer putting it together, but that DID include installing beadboard panels as a ceiling. Believe me, you chose correctly. Even so, that was a VERY big job and you did a very nice job of it :)
So so awesome! Love bead board!
Hi guys. Looks great! Curious why you decided to go horizontal instead of vertical with your boards. I think it would have made the ceiling look even higher if you had gone vertical. A little more work since you would have to add pieces between the rafters to nail the boards to but I really think it would have been worth it.
Wow, what a huge amount of work! Of course, it will all be worth it when you're done though.
But it's too bad you couldn't get John Cusack to be a bit more helpful. It's nice and all that he's holding up the paint can, but it wouldn't have killed him to work the saw as well.
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Coming out GREAT!!!! We used beadboard in our breezeway which is now part of the kitchen and it's such a clean and cozy look! I'm surprised about the insulation…and have a question…would polstyrene boards versus fiber insulation help to keep the porch cool and not effect the wood panels? We have an insulated roof that is 3″ of foam board and it is at least 10 degrees cooler under the porch. We don't have wood, however, but I'm just wondering about the heat factor.
When we bought our house last summer, there was polystyrene insulation in our crawl space and the home inspector told us we had to get it removed because it's a fire hazard! I'm not sure if there are different varieties, but ours had to go. :-/
For anyone living in a cold climate, separating your insulation from the roof sheathing is a standard building code item. If you have a normal attic with a triangular space like your porch before lofting the ceiling, you only need to add the styrofoam channels at the point where the attic begins to go our over the exterior wall into the eaves. If you have an entirely vaulted ceiling, which we do in 4 rooms in our home, you have to staple multiple sections of the styrofoam channel from the eaves all the way up to the highest point. This ensures you keep an air channel open between the underside of the roof sheathing and the insulation. In winter here it's easily -30 outside and 70 inside so you defintely want a barrier between hot and cold spaces to avoid the temperature transfer. I'm surprised you weren't advised to add venting to the eaves at the bottom of the porch roof. Hot air rises, so in summer air will eventually be forced out the vents at the top, but I'd think adding them at the bottom to let in fresh air would speed up the process.
Looks great! I'm going to throw in my nerdy architectural opinion about insulation. I would agree with JMK about adding venting at the eaves to allow the air to circulate, now that you have vents at the top. I think it is good that you took out the fiberglass insulation, because if nothing else it had a paper vapor barrier which shouldn't be used in this type of condition (and could allow moisture to develop). I have mixed feelings about the Styrofoam channels though. It is true that a lot of codes still technically require this in vaulted ceilings, but this is not always as helpful as one would think. The concept is that the channels allow air to flow between the insulation and the roof to keep the shingles cooler (some shingle manufacturers will actually void your roofing warranty if you install insulation directly to the underside). However studies have shown that the narrow venting does not actually increase the shingle temperatures by very much. And the added benefit of a really tight installation job (either with rigid or spray foam) is more beneficial than venting and possibly allowing gaps for air to escape. In our old house (1888) we have actually sprayfoamed the underside of our roof (between the joists and the plaster ceilings) with no venting.
Also Paige the reason that your inspector probably said to remove the rigid polystyrene is that it is exposed. To meet code (and avoid flame spread) it is to be fully sealed in a wall cavity and not left out. We have this in our basement walls (but fully sealed) and I recommend this type of insulation in lower level conditions. It makes a noticeable difference. Another option for damp conditions is mineral wool, which isn't affect by moisture and is actually also used in fire walls. You don't want to use fiberglass insulation in areas that are prone to be damp.
very cool! i would have never thought to do something like this. i love the ideas you guys tackle in your house.
HA! I love that you snuck a little John Cusack/Say Anything in there. I almost didn't catch it. I think that, along with your amazing projects, is why I read your blog. btw, the ceiling is fantastic!!
Looks amazing! Really impressive and will totally be worth all of the hours you spent on it. I know how those marathon, never-seem-to-end type of projects feel (I spent about 16 hours this weekend refinishing vintage furniture and probably still have another 4-6 hours left of work).
That's a fine looking ceiling, but it's the John Cusack photoshop job that made this the perfect Monday morning read for me. Well played.
I was expecting the "in your eyes" link to go to the clip from say anything, and was kind of disappointed that it didn't until I noticed the photoshop job of john cusack – so glad that you all are able to find time to add some joy and humor into your work :)
Did you take a nap after this? Please tell me you got a nap. I think I want to take a nap after just READING about that.
I'm confused about why you put the nails through the face of each board? We installed individual 1/2″ bead boards on our veranda ceiling and nailed each one in the tongue of the board that was then hidden by the next board – the same way you install hardwood floors. Was this type of board not suitable for hidden nailing? It just seems like a huge job to face nail it and then have to go over the entire ceiling again to fill and repaint. Just wondering.
FYI – the leftover scraps of beadboard are being used for the ceiling of the powder room and the back walls of builtin book cases. If there is are any really small pieces left after that we'll be making planter boxes for out on the veranda (something like this: http://www.lowes.ca/planters/all-things-cedar-pl20-20-planter-box_g865057.html?isku=7143549&linkloc=cataLogProductItemsImage )
To clarify, the boards were 1/2″ thick, but 4″ wide. Very much like installing a hardwood floor over your head.
This looks awesome! I have a son on the autism spectrum who is obsessed with fans….so much so that he has a scrapbook of fans from home improvement store ads. He loves reading through your book and is so excited about your new house and everything you are doing with it. I just showed him your post and he said he can't wait to see what fans you guys are sticking out there. :)
Looks great – I think the individual planks look better than the large panels. We have panel beadboard in our kitchen and the seams definitely stand out and look bad (part of that is probably the not great paint job) and I can't wait to tear it down.
That looks really amazing! What a difference!
Apparently I'm not totally awake yet, because I totally missed John Cusack until I read the comments. Classic! I just love your whit! :D Anyway, it's looking really pretty. I absolutely hate working on projects above the head. My neck kills just thinking about it. Way to hang in there!
It looks wonderful! I am so excited to see if Sherry painted the dinning room trim or the trim in the office. I hope that it is the dinning room, I have been dying to see how you two were going to transform those corner built-ins. Also can you please post a picture of the family room, it will be interesting to see it with new curtains, rug and art on the mantle. I love everything you two are doing in your new house.
Looks wonderful! We just put similar paneling on a ceiling at a cottage at the shore that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy. We used it to fix a ceiling that wasn't level (it's an old house — nothing is square or level!).
This space is really coming together nicely! I'm glad you chose a blue for the ceiling!
This looks great. I love that you guys went with the real tongue-and-groove planks instead of the long boards. Its amazing how much of a difference it makes.
I totally pictured actual beadboard going vertical, but I like the horizontal planks even better! You guys must be getting to be pros at that paint sprayer, is it worth it for projects like this?
18 shutters and three doors later I wholeheartedly concur. Next up, kitchen cabinets!
Looking good! Love the John Cusack "Say Anything.." photoshop :)
This looks so good! Wow! I love the guy you Photoshopped into the paint picture :)
Oh goodness, I almost peed my pants when I spotted the tiny John Cusack! And I'm so glad you added him in, because that's where my mind went as soon as I read the paint name!
Looks awesome – so jealous!
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I'd have to disagree with you there. I play both sides, KDF & Fed, and on the KDF side, I fly a Carrier, on the Fed side, my science alt flies a Nebula, and
I have lost, many times, as my KDF Carrier-jocky, even when there's another, or even
other Carriers on my team. Simply put, Carriers are not OP, in any way, a dedicated Fed team that knows what they're doing can rip me and any other Carrier to shreds.
I've seen it happen, I've done it.
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OP is because they aren't a traditional combatant, people are used to wearing down Tanks, of harassing DPSers, of locking down Buff/Defbuffers, but Carriers break the mold, they have pets, and lots of them, and the abilities to buff them. They can tank, but if they do, it's at the expense of buffing their pets, they can buff/debuff, but if they do, it's at the expense of their own survivability and that of their pets.
As a Fed, the trick to Carriers is teamwork....
And, to the "equality" argument: Carriers are one of the few things the KDF still has mostly to themselves, a combat-useful science-leaning ship, and they're only usable or attainable at end-game, Feds have useful Science ships from start to finish, at every tier, at every level.
And no, not every power needs to adopt similar strategies to counteract their enemies.
To use a real-world example, America has Submarines of two basic types, Fast Attack Subs, and Boomers (Nuclear-launch platforms), Fast Attack subs are designed for long-range independent search and destroy missions, to take out enemy boomers, Boomers are designed for stealthy movement to advantageous launch locations. This makes sense for America, because America is separated from all it's enemies by wide Oceans.
Great Briton, on the other hand, has a very different situation, as an island, they are vulnerable to blockade, as an Island off the coast of Europe, they are vulnerable to amphibious invasion. The UK does not employ long-range Subs like the American do, they utilize shorter-range, quieter Diesel-Electric Submarines, which are far superior at operations just offshore in the shallows.
If the US were to invest in Diesel-Electric Submarines, it would be foolhardy, expensive, and do nothing for American military effectiveness, if the UK were to start buying up Fast Attack Subs and Boomers, it would be expensive, and compromise their military preparedness.
if the Federation gets Carriers, it won't do anything but compromise their effectiveness, you can barely PvE with them (remember I speak from experience here) and the KDF is well adept (from KvK PvP) at handling Carriers. What the Feds should do is concentrate on developing tactics, not technology, to better deal with Carriers.
I will admit, my Klingon is still sitting at Captain 4, so I don't have personal experience controlling a carrier, yet. You're second point is also true, I have trouble dealing with carriers due to this fact. I like your tactics, and I will make sure to keep that in mind the next time I come up against three carriers.
That last part is quite innacurate though. The US Navy operated a large fleet of diesel electric submarines during and after WW2 without difficulties. The Soviet Navy operated their own fleet of diesel electric subs without any problems in the years following WW2. We have since moved on to nuclear power. As far as the Royal navy is concerned, they have their own fleet of ballistic missile nuclear powered submarines, and while their fleet isn't as large as the US Navy for example, they do have concerns outside of their island nation. Keep in mind, the Falkland Islands are still a part of the United Kingdom and that isn't likely to change. This means the Royal Navy has to keep a capability that allows them to defend a part of their empire that is clear on the other end of the Atlantic Ocean, and since they have already fought Argentina over it once, and a British nuclear submarine torpedoed an Argentine heavy cruiser, this negates that part of your argument, but that is neither here nor there.
If you want to use the modern world's navies as an example, I will cite the example of the capital ship. The battleship was widely regarded as the most powerful vessel afloat in the first half of the 20th century, and evey major player wanted to have at least several in their arsenal. Once the carrier officially took over the role of most powerful vessel afloat, every major player wanted a least a few in their navies. The US operates 11 nuclear powered carriers, and more are scheduled to start construction in 2014. The Russians, British, and French all operate carriers. There was even a South American nation that operated a carrier before they retired it. The British are soon going to start building the Queen Elizabeth II class carriers which will give them a carrier that approaches the Nimitz in size and capabilities. The Chinese and even the South Koreans have all expressed a desire to build their own carriers.
I will agree with above posts, if the Federation is ever to get a carrier, then the Klingons need to get some dedicated science ships at all levels and some more skins for their own ships, but I really just don't see how the Federation having a vessel that can launch fighters that carry ordnance to their targets, and support vessels to assist the fleet would be detrimental to Starfleet.
The system as it is works fine for now. A Fed carrier would just be a nice addition Starfleet and offer some new options for game play, just the same as Klingon science ships would be a nice addition for the KDF. I've seen countless arguments for and against a Fed carrier, which leads me to the conclusion that we might as well agree to disagree on this one.


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The gracious living area is a royal delight, with a beige and soft sand color scheme that's brightened with bold yellow accents. The lengthy sofa, which also converts to two single beds, overlooks two sets of French windows and the ensuing front-row Eiffel Tower vista. The dining nook, located just steps away, is the perfect setting for purely romantic meals with the glittering lights in the background, while the kitchen, decked in sleek wooden cabinets and rich tile, is an inspiring starting point for gourmet meals. Two bedrooms are found at the Saint Emilion, including a compact bedroom with two single beds, and a master bedroom with a queen-sized bed. Both rooms have gracious windows, soft white and butter yellow accents, and a bevy of built-in storage to maximize space and effortlessly store those accumulated treasures. The bathrooms, lined in delicate tile and featuring streamlined and contemporary fixtures, are modern additions to the overall classical space, and are ideal havens for preparing for a night out on the town.
On the streets below, Parisian fans will surely stay busy hopping from one iconic site to the next. With dozens of museums, landmarks and the show-stopping Eiffel Tower itself within walking distance, every day in this postcard-perfect neighborhood is an adventure, capped off with leisurely visits to the local cafés and indulgent shopping expeditions at trendy boutiques or along the Rue Cler market street. Take an evening stroll along the River Seine, or keep the kids entertained at the Champ de Mars playground across the street. Every day at the Saint Emilion can be transformed into a grand Parisian adventure, and all you have to do to enjoy the best of Paris is settle in, pick an exploration and dive right in.
Our Paris apartment rental business started with one special pied-à-terre located on the Left Bank near the Eiffel Tower. Friends and family loved staying there for the fantastic Paris views and the location – walking distance to cafés, landmarks and wonderful shops. They enjoyed living like a Parisian, shopping in the nearby open-air markets for the freshest foods, buying warm baguettes next door, enjoying café au lait on the balcony and eating at affordable brasseries and restaurants just around the corner where locals dine. We have a passion for sharing "la vie Parisienne"—the authentic Parisian lifestyle—and our goal is to help you fall in love with Paris while discovering, exploring, tasting and savoring new sights and experiences in this incredible city!
Paris Perfect purchased this apartment in 2008
The decision to choose this apartment was simple: location, location, location. We chose the 7th arrondissement on the Left Bank of Paris after a long search, because it was the absolute best location we could find – combining a lively village-like atmosphere with an unbeatable location in the heart of Paris. Financially it was a stretch but it has been worth every penny. We wanted to live in a beautiful quartier located near the romantic Seine river, surrounded by bistros and shops and walking distance to classic Parisian sights including the Eiffel Tower. We also wanted a safe neighborhood, centrally located with easy access to landmarks, museum and fabulous open-air markets and specialty food stores. The 7th offered it all!
We loved the fact that the 7th has maintained its unspoiled village-like feel where we greet our butcher, baker and local cheese specialist daily. They know our favorite cheese and just how thick and browned we want our baguette. That is what we wanted to find – an authentic and intimate Parisian neighborhood. .
We tried a variety of neighborhoods and the 7th offered the best access on foot to everything we savor and enjoy about Paris: Paris landmarks, museums and monuments on the Left Bank, to world class shopping on the Right Bank, to the antique dealers on the Rive Gauche, to the Musée d'Orsay, the Louvre, Rodin Museum, Eiffel Tower and even the Arc de Triomphe. We can walk to discount stores in the quartier next door, enjoy morning jogs and bike rides in the lovely Champs de Mars gardens across the street, take a sunset walk along the Seine to Place de la Concorde and home along the riverbank.
Our Saint Emilion apartment rental in Paris is one of our most romantic, with incredible straight on views of the Eiffel Tower, the Champs de Mars Gardens and the cafés and shops below. Guests tell us time and time again that watching the nightly lights on the Eiffel Tower from their balcony was the highlight of their vacation.
We enjoyed a wonderful week in Paris staying in the Saint Emilion apartment which was beautiful and well appointed. We are a family of 4 and the apartment was the perfect size. What a treat to sit at the dinning room table and have the Eiffel Tower right out the window. The view was stunning! Everyone at Paris Perfect was professional, helpful and friendly from our first phone call to the welcome greeting the day we arrived. Would recommend them in a minute.
" Dear Friends at Paris Perfect, Our October stay at your Saint Emilion apartment in Paris was one of four bookings we have experienced with Paris Perfect. Once again everything was FABULOUS! We so appreciate the greetings we always receive, and the professionalism and courtesy shown by all of your team whenever we need assistance. And of course your apartments have never failed to live up to their online images and more! This trip our group stayed in both the Saint Emilion and your Champagne Apartment down the street. We had some concerns about the close proximity to the Eiffel Tower being too "touristy"....but we were PLEASANTLY surprised. Not only were the views enchanting, but your in room and online Paris Guides thoroughly revealed so many "Gems" in the neighborhood, for Dining and Shopping, it really sold us on the location of these apartments. Thanks again for FOUR terrific experiences with Paris Perfect! Regards, Peter and our Group of Ten! "
Thank you for superb service. Paris is magical and St. Emilion added the fairy dust. It was my pleasure to share with my granddaughter. I have promised her we will return. With gratitude for a stunning apartment that exceeded our high expectations
Loved this apartment! We were on a whirlwind trip of three cities in two weeks and we were able to create a short-stay at the St. Emilion. Of the three cities we visited, Paris was definitely our favorite and the apartment had a lot to do with that. Being able to get up each morning and walk to Rue Cler to gather our bread, pastries, meat, cheese, fruits and vegetables for the day was exactly how we imagined starting our days in Paris! Unfortunately, the restaurant specializing in duck that was just down the street was closed for the month as were the butchers in Rue Cler that the owners recommended. Note to self for future visits! Location could NOT have been better (sipping champagne and watching the Tower twinkle at night from the living room??) and the apartment was well equipped. Will definitely return to Paris and rent St. Emilion again!
We had a lovely stay at this apartment for three nights. It has a great view of the Eiffel Tower, especially at night! We were able to fit 7 people in here and still have room to move around comfortably. The bathrooms are gorgeous and the kitchen was well equipped. There are several nice places to eat just down the street, as well as a great bakery shop that we went to every morning (just a 5 min walk down the road). It is located within walking distance to the metro and a train station that took us to the Palace of Versailles. We took a taxi to the apartment from the train station that we arrived at from London. It was recommended by the apartment, and worked out great for 7 people with lots of luggage! The free wifi worked great, and we were able to call home to the US for free using the provided phone in the apartment. It was well worth the stay, being able to see the Eiffel Tower all lit up each evening!
Our family of 4 stayed in this great apartment. It had everything. We were more than comfortable..everyone was very pleased! The Paris Perfect people were so nice. Showed us everything and answered questions for us. They made us feel like we belonged. The views were fantastic. We just sat and looked!We found grocery stores, boulangeries, restaurants, in all price ranges nearby. We also enjoyed sitting outside at tables to just people watch. We found so many places to walk to. We all enjoyed walking along the Seine and watching the many boats go by. Thank you for your lovely apartment and for making our family trip so very enjoyable. We hope to return next year!! The Stone family
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|Therhinoization5 [27-Mar-2015]
Its realy good!
|Paperdude97 [26-Mar-2015]
@mryfm2 , yeah... ur right... however i did try to.
|Viju g [26-Mar-2015]
I was able to make it but i had a hard time folding the claws.
|Paperdude97 [25-Mar-2015]
Thanks! much more coming... hopefully... soon... hmmm...
|Paperdude97 [25-Mar-2015]
Cutecumber99, that is simply thinning the tail out. devinisawesome10, i know.
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|Paperdude97 [24-Mar-2015]
I'm glad you like this, i plan to make more videos soon
|Paperdude97 [24-Mar-2015]
@mryfm2 u u correct, however, that is is nuts complicated!
|Nobleclonetrooper [23-Mar-2015]
I enjoyed the end product sometimes it got hard to tell what u were folding because your hands were covering the paper
|Pipeline800 [23-Mar-2015]
That is blooodly awesome
|Rockstar prozy [23-Mar-2015]
That is.. terrific man! n also easy n now i can... wait i wanted an origami carnivore museum i think u r the right person i am lookin' for to teach me more carnivores. thanx!
|Cutecumber99 [22-Mar-2015]
I get lost on this after 3:56
|Orsij [22-Mar-2015]
Wow, this video is really neat. my favorite dinosaur used to be spinosaurus, but now its ankylosaurus. i can not beleive you actually created that yourself, congratulations! it looks really cool.
|Bluepapermoon [22-Mar-2015]
@devinisawesome10 no, the cool spinosaurus is by shuki kato it's a lot better than his and john montroll trust me.
|Devinisawesome10 [21-Mar-2015]
I can make a better spinosaurus the one by john montroll is much better in the book prehistoric origami it shows how to make all these dinosaurs
|Zabdi coronado [21-Mar-2015]
Cool, but try to speak a little louder and not to cover up the paper with your hands, i totally got lost toward the end and had to invent a few steps so mine would look like yours...
|Bluepapermoon [20-Mar-2015]
Not to start an argument though but you need to put some effort on the head. first the head of a spinosaurus is long. and it has suposed to have eyes.
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Fuji apple with parts of branches bare
I have a fuji apple tree that has been in the ground for two years. When the leaves grew in this spring, sections of the branches remained bare. Is this normal? Thanks, Ken
Unfortunately this is very normal at least in areas with less than ideal chilling. That includes me in Z7 west Texas. You can try to prune some of it out but that doesn't solve the issue very well. Additional symptoms can include late foliation and late and spread out blooming. Some blossoms here might not open until July.
I just live with it and still get fair to good fruit ripening in October.
That's interesting, I didn't know that. I am in southern california, and my fuji apple tree is behaving very similarly. The lower portion is doing great with many new branches and a few apples already formed, but the top half is just beginning to send out flowers and leaves.
I didn't think we had a chill hour problem. I was told at a nursery that we get plenty for Fuji Apple trees. The branches have leaves at the tip for sure and some lower down. It is the mid section that is bare. I uploaded some photos to help show it. Thanks for the help. Ken
Here is a link that might be useful: Fuji Apple tree photos
Whether you have enough chilling or not I can tell you that is normal for Fuji. It's called bare wood and they do have issues with some varieties in the PNW with much chilling.
Late leafing and strung out bloom is definitely an issue caused by lack of chilling. In the PNW nearly all apples bloom in two weeks or less. Mine sometimes take a month or two.
My Cortland tree here in Wisconsin is looking the same way -- long scaffold branches, maybe 3 feet long out of the trunk, with little flurries of leaves at the tips and hardly anything else all the way along the branch. I do know that my Cortland is a tip-bearer and I wonder if that has something to do with it?! As if the tree knows that it needs to be pruned for renewal purposes in order to induce new branching and new fruit buds?! So those buds just sit dormant waiting for the opportunity to send out more fruiting wood as soon as my pruners hit that branch. Somehow I don't think trees are that smart... I'm not sure what to make of it. This is the 3rd year in the ground for my Cortland, and it should have maybe 5 apples at the tips this year.
This same thing happened to my Santa Rosa Plum this year. However, i thought the 90 degree heat wave In March messed up the tree. Everything was budding then we had several freezes. We had a mild winter here as well but I would like to think we had the 400 chill hours SR says it needs.
Very normal for a young Fuji in a warm climate; it will eventually grow more spurs on these middle branches and fill those areas.
However Fuji tends to grow more scaffold branches than are healthy for it, so you'll need to prune to keep the tree open and airy; ours is one of the first to get fireblight in the spring.
As your tree adapts to your climate the blossom period will be more compace, but still not like the 2 week blossom in the PNW. It is doing very well in the tropics also, but takes several years to adapt. The first few are horrible and you think that it is very ill-suited for a hot climate, but it comes around and is a dependable bearer.


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• NATRUE is a non-profit association representing authentic natural and organic cosmetic industry.
• Our goal is to promote and protect natural and organic cosmetic products with a high standard of quality and integrity as set out in our NATRUE criteria.
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