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The Queensland Museum was opened in 1862. It had a number of temporary homes including the Old Mill and Parliament House until it was set up in the Exhibition Building in Gregory Terrace in 1899. It stayed there for 86 years. The building is now known as the Old Museum building.
In 1986 the Queensland Museum was moved to the Queensland Cultural Centre on South Bank and is located next to the Queensland Art Gallery. The Queensland Museum and Sciencentre is the main campus. Other smaller campuses are located at Ipswich (The Railway Workshop Museum), Toowoomba (The Cobb & Co Museum) and Townsville (The Museum of Tropical Queensland).
The Queensland Museum has exhibits over 4 floors starting with the Sciencentre on Level 1. The 2nd Level and main entrance has fixed exhibits and exhibits visiting from over the country and world wide are housed on the other two floors.
When I visited the museum was hosting the 'Afghanistan Hidden Treasures' from the National Museum in Kabul.
The Queensland Museum is open from 9.30am to 5pm daily except for the following.
Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Open ANZAC Day from 1.30pm.
Entry to the main museum is free but there is a charge for the Sciencentre and special exhibitions and events.
There is a museum shop and café and public amenities,
Another area of the Museum I found interesting, was the Boats, & Vehicles area.
My 1st photo is of the Fire Brigade, back in 1866. It is called a Quadricycle, four men rode it, and they pulled a reel of hose behind. This one belonged to the New Farm Fire Brigade.
Hard to imagine them getting to a fire anywhere in time! ......Lucky we have BIG improvement today, with Helicopter's playing a big part in putting out fires!
The 2nd photo is of Bert Hinkler's Plane that is on display here. He was the Australian aviator who made the first solo flight from Britain to Australia in 1928.
He made the flight in a single-engine Avro Avian aircraft in 15 1/2 days!.....this broke 5 aviation records!
The 3rd photo is of a car that was actually produced in Queensland. Unfortunately, it really didn't get off the ground, as after only 3000 being made, the Company went broke, what bad luck!
The 4th photo is of a very small sailing yacht, and would you believe, it holds the WORLD RECORD FOR BEING THE SMALLEST BOAT TO EVER SAIL AROUND THE WORLD. Its name is Acrhoc Australis, and believe me, it is small, how it ever survived the high seas, I will never know, you certainly wouldn't get me on it!
These are just some of the interesting displays, there are many more!
Open 9.30 - 5pm daily
Want to see what Aborigine's use for spears, collecting their food and more, well visit here, and you will get a good insight into their lives.
If you have never seen Opal in its raw form, well, there are some lovely pieces on display, also some beautifully coloured gem stones.
Ever heard of the delicious tasting seafood, called "Moreton Bay Bug?"
Well, this "Bug" which is found on Australia's north coast is a fairly tasty, expensive delicacy served in many restaurants in Queensland and over Australia. Next time you are enjoying your seafood meal, then you will know what you are eating!
The Museum is located in Southbank, just a short walk across the river from the Brisbane CBD.
There are many different displays to see here.
Of particular interest to me, was the beautifully coloured Australian Butterflies, such bright colours!
There were Spiders of Australia, and here I saw for the 1st time, the deadly Sydney "Funnel Web" spider, with the Male probably responsible for all recorded deaths (13) and many medically serious bites. Not to be messed with!!
Also, the "White Tailed Spider", another one that is nasty, and can leave you with severe skin ulceration on your body.
There were Snakes, with dead ones in bottles so you could have a closer look, Birds and Animals.
In one section you had to match the informative animal outline with the Animal on display.
This Museum had plenty of interactive displays which the children looking to be enjoying themselves.
OPEN....9.30 - 5pm daily
I must say I am not a fan of this museum. I felt like I'm visiting a jigsaw puzzle as the layouts were all topsy turvy. I wanted to put this under "Tourist Traps" but how could it be a 'trap' when entry is actually free?
One minute I'm navigating through some panels on Outback Living and the Gold Rush, the next instance, I'm going through illustrations on creatures of the deep. Your sense of logic literally gets thrown off. If the museum is going for this, then I must applaud them, for they have done a splendid job of it.
I wormed my way through and quickly lost interest after the first 15 minutes. The next 15 minutes was a blur of exhibits as my mind started to shut down. I can hear the click-click-click going off inside my head. Interest? Off. Curiosity? Off. Patience? Off.
I thought it was a shame, as the Museum does show some glimpses of promise...if someone running it would just take a step back and rethink the identity of the place.
Free admission and you could honestly spend nearly all day here. I recently took Imogen to see the latest Dinosaurs exhibition, and we were there for over 5 hours. There's always a new exhibition happening (for which you have to pay), but if you want to see the general displays, it costs nothing. Fantastic for the young and old!
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Irregular heartbeats and menopause?
Hi all,
I'm 54 and haven't had a period for a year now. Last August I started getting irregular heartbeats. A few tests show that my hearts okay. I've heard of alot of women developing irregular heartbeats with menopause. They're really scary and I hate them. Anyone else have this problem?
Yes, they are scary. That is why it's good to have your regular checkups. I think there is a relationship between the irregular heart beat and hot flashes, but I forget what it is. I always just move or take a deep breath or wiggle around and it goes away.
My symptom that is not always mentioned is sudden very cold feet. I think hands too, but it is easier to warm your hands.
Thanks Sammy and Yellowhair,
I've had to give up caffeine, since it makes the irregular beats even worse. What's weird is that eating makes it happen. If I didn't eat, I'd probably not have them. Any kind of carbonated drink (even without caffeine) makes it worse. The fact that it happens when I eat makes me wonder if it's more to do with my esophogus. I know there are alot of nerves in the esophagus that also go to the heart. Seems like once you start aging (I'm 54), all hell breaks loose!
It happens right after you eat? Don't you think you ought to have your blood sugar tested? It could be the beginning of hypoglycemia, diabetes, or something like that, that you could control with nutritional changes now before it is out of hand. Does it happen after certain foods? I am allergic to milk, and my heart will race if I eat yogurt or almost any milk product on an empty stomach. That is also the beginning to my egg allergy. I love a salad, but again, I need to eat first then have the salad. You might want to check into some things.
(I am 61 and have never felt better. Hot flashes annoy me, but I have not sweated like some people.)
Thanks Sammy,
I've had my blood sugar checked and it's normal. When I used to eat too many carbs, I would feel hypoglycemic at times, but since I've been watching what I eat, I don't feel that way any more. It's so bizarre. If I didn't eat, I wouldn't have any irregular beats. I've heard that there are alot of nerves in the esophogus, and some of them go to the heart. It almost seems like something there is getting irritated, which effects my heart. Of course, my cardiologist and GI doc look at me like I'm an alien when I tell them this. It is sooooo obvious that it is brought on by my eating. The worst things for me seem to be caffeine, carbonated drinks, coffee, chocolate, and salty things. It happens alot if I eat much carbos too. It's sooooo weird.
But I read on another menopause forum that a couple women also developed irregular heartbeats at this time in their lives, and it seemed to happen when they would eat.
I'm getting very tired of it. It's quite scary, and I wish they would stop. Calcium/magnesium supplements seem to help alot, but I still have them. What's curious is that I don't have them at night or morning.......just after lunch, and then the afternoon and early evening, and then they subside. How curious! Thanks for your help.
Hi CatherineT,
I can only tell you that I've had the irregular heartbeats many times and I've been going thru menopause for several years. I went thru it very early, my doctor wanted me to take the estrogen so I could re-start my periods-----I said----no thanks!
They have subsided, I never did give up the caffeine. I just coped with it and kept telling myself that it would pass. It seems to me that every morning that I get up, there's a new ache or pain----LOL---so I just get up and go for a walk and honestly, they don't feel so bad. Now, if I sit around and watch the depressing news and think about my aches and pains-------then I can really make myself feel sick. Not that I'm saying this is what's happening to you----just telling you what I do.
Is there something you're doing after lunch that would cause you more stress than other times? Or, maybe it is allergy problems, a particular food that you eat for lunch. I also understand that some herbal supplements have caffeine in them.
First-timer here. I'm curious--what are your irregular heartbeats like (anyone)? I'm close to menopause (would have been closer had I not just had a period after ten months without!) and I have had irregularities since 1993. I did all the tests, doctors not worried, labelled them "premature ventricular contractions" and said around 10% of people have them and most don't even realize it. Still. My heart will be beating along, then there's a pause...then a BIG BEAT, then normal. Sometimes I'll have them every six to ten beats for a spell, sometimes a long time between, sometimes just an isolated one. I (almost) never notice them during the day, just at night when I'm going to sleep. The doctors did say that caffeine and alcohol tend to bring them on, and exercise is helpful. I have heard of women having irregular beats due to menopause, but I wonder if it's the same, different? Thanks.
Thanks Yellowhair and Rainebeau,
Rainebeau......I like you're little movie there! Yes, my PVCs feel like your's. There's this huge thump in my chest, and it takes my breath away and causes me to cough. At first, I thought they were from the 1 coke I used to have each afternoon, then they started happening every time I would eat. I thought I figured out what foods were causing it, but now it's happening all the time. Mostly, it's after lunch and goes until after dinner. I usually don't have them much at night......although that's when most people seem to have theirs. That's a bummer that you had a period after 10 months. But I think it's a good sign you went so long without one. I just knew I was going to have a period the night before my 12 months....but I didn't! yeah! I guess I'm "officially" post menopausal. Who would ever have thought I would ever look forward to getting a little older, just to have all this crazyiness stop?!
I called the doctor and told him my PVCs were increasing, and he said just to wait for my appointment and stress echo in February. Here's hoping he knows what he's doing! I figure if I don't have other bad symptoms of heart problems, I'm probably okay. I think our bodies sense somethings amiss when we have the PVCs and get a bit alarmed. It's really a scary feeling.....but I suppose if I have them for years and don't die, I will relax a little. They're just a pain. I know some people have tons of them and don't know it......so I guess we're all different in what we notice. I figure that big heartbeat we have after the PVC is a good sign that our heart muscle is doing what it's supposed to. (In case you don't know.....when we have an early beat, the heart knows to wait a little longer for the next one, to get back to a normal rhythm, and then it has more blood to pump out for that next beat, so it has to contract harder).
Do you ever get PVCs that feel like water sloshing around in your chest? Sometimes the beat isn't as forceful,
but it feels like gurling instead. Must be a PVC from a different location.
Yellowhair.........I've tried and tried to figure out if I have a food intolerance of some kind, but it's always different. I think it probably has something to do with the nerves that run along the esophogus, or all the enzymes/hormones released during eating (like epinephrine). Sure would like to know for sure, since it's so curious a thing. Thanks everyone!
CatherineT, yours are just like mine, right down to the cough! I think I know what you mean about the feeling of water sloshing around in your chest--you're waiting for the big beat, but it's sort of soft and muffled (?). I never thought to connect the PVCs with food I ate, just to what I drink--caffeine, alcohol, etc. I have been wondering if environmental changes can bring them on. We just went through a big remodeling, had our cottage cheese ceilings scraped and our floors ripped out, and I noticed a big surge of PVC activity. Or maybe just the stress of it all. They calmed down, though. Since I've had them for over ten years, I consider them more of a nuisance than a threat. I did start taking fish oil though. And speaking of epinephrine, do you get carbocaine instead of novocaine when you go to the dentist? Novocaine has epinephrine in it.
Hi Rainebeau,
At first I thought I got PVCs with certain foods, but for the past week, I can't seem to make the same associations. I have the feeling it's just at certain times (hormone-wise). For the past few days, I hardly had any......and I ate all the bad stuff! Go figure.
Yes, sometimes instead of getting the big bang, mine are muffled. I used to just feel the big bang (which is the first beat after the PVC), but now I think I'm feeling the PVC and the big bang beat. Wish I weren't so perceptive!! It drives me crazy.......I also hear too much too......sounds are very loud to me, when others don't notice them. I have fibromyalgia, and I've talked to alot of others who have this heightened awareness of their senses too. I have a stress echo in 2 weeks. If my heart checks out normal, I'll probably be able to ignore these beats alot more (hopefully), but they're still a pain.
Is carbocaine without the epi? I used to ask for no epi all the time, because many times it would induce a panic attack (another weird thing I had to live with). But I seem to have gotten over that, and find that the stuff with epi does a better job at dulling the pain from the drill.
I haven't been to the dentist since all these funky beats started.......so I don't know what that stress will do. After I was started on a beta blocker for hypertension, my dental visits have been easier! :)
Hi Rainebeau,
Hmmmm.....you know, awhile back, when I was having a ton of my IBS symptoms, I wondered about something. In addition to my PVC's, I also get funky sensations in my chest. They're hard to explain. I don't think they're my heart.....but they feel like they are, or maybe in my lungs.....but I started wondering about trigger points, and if they could possibly cause PVCs, or some of the other places in my chest that give me strange sensations.
Maybe having fibromyalgia makes all our muscles funky in some way.......and the heart is just a big muscle. Hmmm....you've given me something to think about!
P.S......I've heard that our esophoguses have alot of nerves running down them, and some of them also go to the heart. For awhile, I was thinking maybe those nerves were getting stimulated every time I ate..... who knows for sure. A person could go crazy trying to figure some of these funky things out! (especially when the doctors don't try very hard to!).
I, too, had palpitations when I first started going through a VERY early menopause. I immediately went to see my doctor. Ironically she had no clue at that time, that one was connected to the other.
It was only as I got further into my own research that I realized lots of menopausal women have palpitations.
It can be related to stress. It also can be related to caffeine intake. But these days it's hard to completely avoid stress. And personally I am not giving up my morning cup of coffee. It's too enjoyable.
As for wine, I prefer to enjoy a glass of something red once or twice a day. The wine helps clean out plaque from the lining of our hearts. Which is a decent trade-off IMHO.
By the way, my palpitations disappeared as I progressed through perimenopause into "full-blown" menopause.
Hi MJ,
I'm glad to hear your palps have disappeared. It gives me hope! What is curious for me is that I didn't start getting them until I hadn't had a period for about 8 months, and still have them (13 months). Also, mine are so related to when I eat. Right when I start eating, they start up. I suppose there are so many enzymes, hormones, etc. associated with eating, so I guess it's not surprising.......but it sure is scary!
This is an older post, but in case anyone is still interested in the subject, I thought I'd add my experience. I too started developing heart palpitations in perimenopause. What helped me was cutting down on caffeine (I don't drink any coffee after noon) and trying to eliminate sulfates. I say "try" because I usually don't know until too late that they are in foods. Red wine often has them. One other thing that sets mine off are medications with antihistamine. The slightest little bit will start them. I tried Tylenol PM to help me sleep one night, and was kept up half the night with a booming heart. So I would suggest taking a good look at what you ingest. Caffeine, sulfates, antihistamines and any other sneaky substances that are in your foods!
Thanks Harvwald,
I finally had a stress echo to rule out a heart problem, and thankfully it was normal. I only had irregular heartbeats afterwards! I still have them, but now that I know I'm not going to die from them, they're less frightening. I still can't figure them out.....sometimes I go a day or 2 without them, and other times I have them all through the day. I still have my afternoon caffeine.....even if it makes them worse, since I know my heart is okay.
With so many women having them in menopause, you'd think the docs would know this.....but they don't.
Can't wait 'til this fun time is over!!
Just wanted to tell you that I had some irregular heartbeats a week or so ago----I think they've gone now----but I'm wondering if it wasn't some sinus medication that I was using. It was one of those stronger non-drowsy formulas. I stopped taking them, this week has been pretty clear.
I'm not used to taking a lot of medicine. An occasional aspirin. I've just about sworn off sinus medicine----it either makes my head feel strange, I can't think clearly, or possibly these irregular heartbeats. Woe is me. lol lol Take care. sue
I have PVCs after a serious arrythmia leading to cardiac arrest. They are nearly always benign. They can be caused or exacerbated by caffeine, smoking, various drugs.
Certainly enough to get an EKG and whatever diagnostic tests are recommended, but rarely anything to worry about.
I find that now I know they're not dangerous, I relax more when I feel one.
I am 52, had a partial hysterectomy in my 40's, still have my ovaries so I don't have periods and can't tell if I am beginning menopause or not. I don't think I have ever had a hot flash. I have suddenly began to have irregular heartbeats during the last three weeks and they get worse when I eat. When I told others about this they look at me like I am nuts, I find it somewhat comforting to read that someone else has experienced what I am but I don't understand what is happening. It is scary
Hello, everyone.
I'm a brand new user, and I have to tell you that I've been suffering from heart irregularity for the past three years and I'm ready to throw in the towel. Not only do I get the irregular beats, but the heart rate can just drop suddenly from 85 to 47 beats. And I've seen it on my heart rate watch. They are scarry and exhausting. I get dizzy with them. My thigh muscles get really tired, like I worked out for hours. I just don't know what to do.
I'm all into alternative medicine and I've read and know quite a bit, but this is definitely a dilema for me.
I thought that when I get my thyroid medication that all will be okay. I thought it was my thyroid. I thought when I go on "natural" progesterone, that all will be okay. I'm taking Don Quai. I'm taking DIM. I'm taking coral calcium, potassium, magnesium. I've had a stress test done, and my heart is okay. I'm taking MSM. You name it, I've heard of it or tried it or am taking it. I just want these darn irregularities to stop because I feel like one day I will literally die from them. And that's what scares me. I have a stressfull career, which is a detriment, I know. But bills have to be paid!
Is there anyone out there who can recommend anything that they've tried and that helped their heart irregularity.
Thank you so much. Lili
Just FYI on the esophogeous(sp) thing. My doctor thought my shortness of breath could be related to heartburn because of constriction etc.
So you may be on to something. Dr's sure as h*** don't know it all and frankly I don't think that many really care about menopause.
Hi Lilli22
I UNDERSTAND. If you have not had your heart tested with an echocardiogram, I would consider that on my high priority list. This way you will rule out any heart disease. (Remember: Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Now that I have scared the daylights out of you, take a deep breath and keep reading.
I KNOW what it feels like to suddenly out of the blue start having irregular heartbeats. April 11 2007 my world, as I knew it, came crashing down, when early one morning I stood up from my desk, climbed the stairs and when I reached the top I could not breath, my heart was pounding in my ears,my thigh muscles were quivering and I was near fainting.
I am a retired nurse. I calmly found my blood pressure cuff and noted that both B/P and Heart Rate was rapidly accelerating. I called the rescue squad. Long story short, I was sent to a cardiologist where they proceeded to do a 24 hour holter monitor test. Diagnosis: non-specific tachycardia (rapid heart rate) that is "not to be concerned with." August 2007, I found myself back in the ER
with the exact same symptons. This time my cardiologist ran the Echo. My heart is in fine working condition. While laying there having the test, I had a nice conversation with the technician who is about 47 and a very healthy runner. She told me she too has non-specific tachycardia and her heart will race up to 177 beats when she is sitting still and then will immediately drop back down to her normal resting heart rate. She works in the cardiology department and there is no reason for her racing heart, other than the theory that has yet to be "proven" by what appears to be an ignorant medical research society. That theory? Estrogen flucuation. If you go to reputable websites you can read this theory.. irregular heartbeats are connected to estrogen flucuation..there is just no proof.
As far as your herbal usage I think it is wonderful that you are open to other means of treatment, however I have found that sometimes the very herbs we take can have a negative effect. By taking so many one would never know which one could have that effect. I do know from speaking with other ladies that Don Quai has negative side effects for some. I also know from personal experience that taking yam extract natural progesterone can have a negative side effect too. What I am saying is: I believe if I wasn't sure an herb was working I would want to know which ones were and how would you go about finding that out? By eliminating one at a time..just a suggestion.
But first I would have that echo..just another suggestion and then if your tests are fine..perhaps you might need your thyroid medication adjusted. My mother had thyroid disease and she had to have her medication adjusted many times over her lifetime. That little "butterfly" at your throat can make ones heart flip flop unmercifully.It is such a powerful mechanism that is so readily overlooked by the medical profession.
Now for what I do..sometimes I am like my name "serenely frantic" meaning I may look calm on the outside but on the inside I am going batty with the racing heart...but now that I know it is "the change" and I know that I am not going to die...I exercise..eat right...dropped my coffee to a small cup in the a.m., stay away from simple carbs, colas, negative people, anything containing stimulants, (over the counter cough, cold, or even prescription drugs) I also take time for me. It is a MUST as it appears that irregular heart beats are the norm for a lot of peri and post menopausal women. Now it appears that you are an educated researcher and advocate for yourself, so please make sure you have a doctor who takes you seriously. If they do not then it is time to move on. Hope this has been of some help and that I was not too blunt.
I enjoyed reading your message, can ask what the butterfly at your throat means. I have had that feeling alot over the last few years. I wore a heart monitor for a whole month and of course it never happened that month. I thought it was tied to caffiene, sugar or a combo of both, but sometimes it happens when none of those things are in play. I almost thought it was anxiety at one time. But I have ruled that out as well. I am seeing a therapist for General Anxiety Disorder so I would like to feel like I am working on that. I have had a thryoid blood work done a couple of times and it is within normal limits. So...possibly post menopausal stuff. Tell me more. Shotzy
I think there is a HUGE connection between irregular heartbeats and menopause! 3 mos after I had a complete hysterectomy I woke up at 5 am one morning with my heart going crazy. I thought I was dying, never so scared before in my life. My husband called 911 and after being hooked up to a heart monitor in the ER it was determined that I have atrial fibrillation. It SUCKS. I've had 6 or 7 episodes now and have to be on a med to keep my heart rate and blood pressure down AND I have to be on Coumadin, a blood thinner, because when your heart beats irregularly, the blood doesn't pump normally. It "pools" in the chamber and can get a clot which can give you a major stroke. NO ONE will tell me it's related to being in menopause but I KNOW I didn't have this till I had my hysterctomy and lost my ovaries. By the way, I also notice that I can feel it more after eating, especially a lot of sugar.


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The district registered hardly 52 per cent of the polling which is less than three per cent over the previous election. The low turnout at the polling stations was attributed to the voter apathy and the reported inability by the candidates to reach out to the voters scattering across the twin Godavari districts with the largest geographical area in the State. According to Mullapudi Satyanarayana, a voter and practising lawyer in Eluru, barring Mr. Victor and Mr. Ravi Kiran Varma, none of the 30-odd candidates was familiar.


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- Pearl beads, 1/8 to 1/2 inch in diameter
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Beginning with the smallest bead and continuing in ascending order, string a few beads onto a pin. Repeat for each pin, making sure the pins are adorned with an equal amount of beads.
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Use the mounting tape to attach all 8 pins to the back of a cabochon. Trim the ends of the pins, if needed. Cut a 9-inch piece of floral wire and attach it to the back. Place another cabochon, also backed with a piece of mounting tape, on top of the pins. Press firmly to ensure the cabochons are sticking together, and use wire to attach at the top of the tree.
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LindyLou45 5 Dec, 2010
I too would like to do this but agree that the tips of the headpins sounds like it would not be substantial for holding to back of cabochons. What about solder gun or glue gun?
MPoland 9 Jan, 2010
there isn't enough flat surface area on the tip of the headpin for them to get any grip or traction to actually stick to the cabochons securely. i managed to get to the very last step, and when i held up my tree topper, each row of pearls could be slid out of even the stickiest 3M tape. help!!?? i would really love to make this beautiful craft project.
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i want to make this craft for next year's christmas gifts. i can't seem to find the 4" head pins anywhere. does anyone know where i can purchase these? i made on using 2" head pins, just as a sample, but i still want to get the 4" ones to do the actual gifts. any suggestions?


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Please help me organize my kitchen!
We recently moved into this house, and I'm having a very hard time getting the kitchen to function properly. In our old kitchen, it seemed like everything belonged where it ended up. That's definitely not the case here. In our new kitchen, we have a lot more drawers and fewer cabinets. We have two smallish cabinets on either side of the stove that we are trying to shove our pots and pans in, and every time I open those cabinets they come toppling out.
We also have one of those tall cabinets beside the fridge that I would normally use as a pantry, but we have a separate pantry off the kitchen, so we really have no idea what to put in there. There are 2 minor issues with this tall cabinet. Number one, when you open the cabinet door you are faced with a custom spice rack that goes from the top of the cabinet all the way to the bottom, so to get into the rest of the cupboard, you have to swing the spice rack out of the way (like a door). The second issue is that this cabinet only has 1 shelf, so it kind of looks like a broom closet with a teeny tiny shelf at the top. There is a lot of wasted space in there. Because of the spice rack, you almost feel like you are obligated to put baking stuff in there (or other "spice related" products), but the reality is, we don't use the baking stuff very often, and because this cabinet is right in the kitchen as opposed to down the hall in the pantry, we would like to put stuff in there that we would actually use on a regular basis.
My kitchen feels chaotic and I'm at a complete loss with how to fix it. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!
I'm not sure I can visualize the cabinet as you describe it. Could you include a picture or diagram? Lacking that, could you store paper goods or kitchen linens in there? Something that won't be affected by the heat given off by the refrigerator? Or, could you remove the spice rack?
Every single time I've moved, I've unpacked the kitchen and put stuff in what seemed like a logical place. And every single time, about a month later, I have to completely reorganize the kitchen.
So don't feel badly that you are struggling with this. I think we tend to follow the organization we had in our last kitchen, but that doesn't work for the new kitchen unless it is identical.
First, for the odd, tall cabinet. Can you take out the spice rack and use it as a broom closet? Or install other shelves to make it more usable?
Second, try organizing by "centers." A meal prep center. A baking center. A clean-up center. An eating center (if you have an eat-in kitchen).
The prep center would have access to the sink for washing veggies, a place to chop and dice and mince, a place to cook the food.
The baking center would have access to baking ingredients, the mixer, baking pans, etc.
It helps to think outside the box sometimes. I had a kitchen with a small cabinet on one side of the stove and nothing but wall on the other. Like you, I tried to keep the pots and pans in the cabinet and it was a nightmare every time I tried to get something out or put something back. I finally used the small cabinet to hold cookie sheets and other baking pans on the vertical, and put a small stainless shelving unit on the other side of the stove for the pots and pans I used every day.
There was plenty of cabinet space in that kitchen, but very little of it was near the stove. The stove was near the sink, so by putting the shelves where I did, I could easily grab a pan and fill it with water and put it on the stove with just a few steps.
Consider putting the pots and pans in some of the drawers, if any are deep enough. It might actually be easier to deal with them in a drawer--they won't be stacked on top of each other, they will be easier to see, as some of them won't be hiding behind the others.
Or put just the few pots and pans you use daily in the oven-side cabinets and store the others elsewhere in the kitchen. There's no rule that they all have to be in the same place.
What if you put hooks in the back of the tall cabinet? Could you hang your pans there? My pots are stacked in a pull-out shelf inside a cupboard. We bought ours from Bed Bath& Beyond, but HD and Lowe's have them, too.
Can you just take out the spice rack? Sounds like wasted space unless you use a lot of spices frequently.
Congrats on the new house!
Do the pots and pans fit in any of the drawers?
Ya know that's the big thing on the kitchen forum here--drawers for everything! I did it myself (then moved). Do you have my old kitchen? The pots go under the cooktop! :P
I miss all drawers in a kitchen--if they're big enough, they really do make things easier.
I would use those small cabinets for baking pans and cookie sheets. If there is a shelf take it out or raise it higher. I have 2 cupboards like that. I raised the shelf higher towards the top and I store all my cook books on those shelves. The ones I use most often are on one shelf and the rest are on the other. My cookie sheets, trays and cutting boards are stood on end on one side. The other holds things like cake pans and muffin tins on end.
I would remove the spice rack and add shelves or use it for a broom closet and for storing all your cleaning supplies. If you have a lot of drawers you probably have a deep pot drawer. It is so much easier to arrange pots and pans in a drawer than on a shelf. Get yourself a lid rack to set in the drawer and stack your pots and pans in the rest of it.
I find the secret for organizing any space is containers and baskets. They needn't be expensive wicker in a kitchen just cheap plastic.
Anything you remove from the kitchen like the spice rack should be saved for resale purposes
skinny cabinets may *seem* good for broom closets, but I think they're not, really. How small are those shelves? Can canned goods go on the spice-rack shelves? Soda? Cleaning supplies?
I keep my pots & pans *across from* the stove. I find that it's not really necessary to have them next to it.
Thanks for all the replies!
I ended up fixing the shelves in the tall cabinet and we are now storing all of our appliances in there (toaster, coffee maker, kettle, mixers, etc.) I'm still keeping the pots and pans in the small cabinets beside the stove for now, but I've put all of the pans in one and all of the pots in the other, so at least things are stacking a little easier now. I also installed a shelf in each for holding lids. It's not perfect, but it's a lot better than it was.


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Yesh Atid submits anti-corruption legislative package
Netanyahu: 'Unconscionable' that world talks with Iran as Tehran calls for destruction of Israel
Israel has second-lowest abortion rate in Europe, continues to drop
Passover health warning: Avoid dangerous infections from cleaning pond fish
US model adapted by the National Poison Control Center 'boosts saving of lives and money'
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Study: Israeli patents in US jump 21%
It's Passover cleanup time in Israel and e-waste recycling is on the rise
American-Israeli team secures US gov't grant to build Burundi's first solar field
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Art Garfunkel to perform at Bloomfield Stadium
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Israel frustrated by Belgium at Teddy
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Mac TA pulls out close one over Holon as Shelef remembered
Egyptian culture influenced ancient Israel before Exodus, unearthed antiquities reveal
Peretz, Cabel: Herzog should get another chance
Ya'alon: Iran failed to establish terror base on Syrian border with Israel
Passover seder for missing persons held in Kikar Rabin
Israel: PA is in cahoots with Hamas, has no right to threaten us in name of int'l law
NGOs petition to reopen case of Palestinian killed by an IDF tear gas canister
Watch: David's Sling shoots down mock missile in successful trial
ICC 'welcomes State of Palestine' as 123rd member at ceremony
Khaled Mashaal says Israeli election results will boost extremism
Diaspora discord: Indiana Jews and the US state's new 'religious freedom' law
Rabbi reverses himself: Iran, not Obama, is Haman
Jewish charities strive to prepare for Passover amid war-torn Ukraine
Mother of slain Toulouse soldier leading trip to Israel
Official report: Dutch royal family owns stolen Nazi painting
Twitter buzzes with 'Arab April Fools'
ISIS takes over large parts of Palestinian refugee camp in southern Damascus
Report: US officials fear top Iranian commanders not in full control of local forces
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Washington watch: The French connection
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West Bank hopes to make ancient church popular tourist destination
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Haredi and secular in Mea Shearim 390.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
The haredi (ultra-Orthodox) population has been in the news a lot this past
year. The episodes of religious extremism earlier in the year led to significant
debate about the haredim. The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Tal Law,
which exempted the ultra-Orthodox population from IDF service, must be
discontinued.These and other related news items have brought the word
"haredi" to the fore throughout Israel.But the fundamental question is:
Who is haredi? That question must be asked because many people, including
myself, consider themselves haredi but are not viewed as such by many in the
haredi community. It would actually be easier to clarify who is not a haredi
according to preset standards, since the haredi press tends to focus on this
issue.So, who isn't haredi? Here is the list as I understand
it.A person who waves an Israeli flag is not haredi. Zionists are not
haredim.A person who believes in service to the country is not haredi. A
person who believes in joining the workforce on principle is not a haredi. A
person who believes in gaining a secular education even while studying Torah at
the same time is not haredi. A person who believes that there is "wisdom among
the nations" is not haredi.A person who uses the Internet is not haredi.
A person who does not adhere to every pronouncement of one, specific rabbi is
not haredi. A woman who wears the wrong head covering is not haredi. A person
that does not wear black from head to toe is not haredi. A person whose kippa is
not black is not haredi. A person who wears a blue shirt is not haredi. And the
list goes on and on.I know that many people who view themselves as
haredi fit into one or more of the non-haredi categories listed above. And this
captures the problem burning within the haredi community today. There is a
pressure to maintain haredi status even though many haredim recognize that the
demands being made by their leaders and media outlets are absurd and many who
view themselves as haredi do not fit into the mold formed by the
leadership.Based on the above criteria, "haredi" as imposed on the
community by strong and controlling powers describes an anti-Zionist,
non-working, uneducated, isolated, unreasonably strict, uncultured, black hat,
white shirt, black pants wearing Jew.This is ridiculous because that is
not how most haredim want to be defined by others and certainly not how they
want to view themselves.Therefore, I and my partners in the Am Shalem
movement, have committed ourselves to restoring the original meaning of the word
haredi, which is "one who trembles," a reference to individuals who "tremble to
fulfill His [God's] word" (Isaiah 66:5).Let's face it – a person can
"tremble to fulfill God's words" and be Zionist, "tremble before God" and work
to sustain his family, "tremble before God" and receive a well-rounded
education, and "tremble before God" while wearing a knitted kippa and colored
shirts! It is my hope that the hundreds of thousands of people who view
themselves as haredi will begin to see through this labeling ploy which many in
the ultra-Orthodox leadership and media use to help them keep control over the
community and will feel empowered to live the true haredi lifestyles defined by
"trembling to fulfill the word of God" while not conforming to man-made,
extremist demands.The issue I have raised in this column proves the
necessity of the fulfillment of my dream for Israel and motivates me to work
even harder to help make it become a reality. I dream of shifting Israeli
society to a culture in which no person has to define himself. I dream of Israel
mirroring the tradition which was common in North African Jewish communities,
from where my family hails, where Jews were simply "Jewish," with no further
definitions or barriers that define one group of Jews as separate from the
other.Of course, people had varying levels of religious observance, but
no one labeled them based on their degree of observance and especially not based
on their appearance, remembering the Talmudic warning to never "look at the
outside of the jar." People simply focused on their own Judaism that was
meaningful to them without rating which "box" others fell into.This led
to far greater unity and respect for all Jews. No one had to act or prove that
they lived up to the demands of any other human being.Everyone
understood that we were all Jews and that is what mattered most.The
individual, private religious practices of others were not on the radar and
certainly not the focus like they are today.We are currently in the time
period of the Jewish calendar called the Omer, during which we mourn for the
deaths of 24,000 Torah students and scholars.The Talmud teaches that
they died in a plague which punished them for "not giving honor from one to the
other." Let us learn the lesson from their failure and begin to tear down the
walls and labels which are ripping us apart as a nation. We can begin by
enabling everyone who sees themselves as "trembling to fulfill the word of God"
to view themselves as haredi.The author is a member of Knesset, an
ordained rabbi, and the chairman of the Am Shalem movement.
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Jermaine O'Neal set to return by the end of the month
Mar 25, 2011, 5:50 PM EDT
Kendrick Perkins is gone, but the sky isn't falling for Boston's defense. Even with only one true center (if Nenad Krstic even qualifies) in the rotation, the Celtics have posted two fantastic defensive performances in a row, holding both the Grizzlies and the Knicks to under 97 points per 100 possessions. That's a remarkable level of defensive dominance, and while the Celtics haven't fared so well on the other side of the ball, those struggles are far too complex to be attributed to Perkins' absence.
However, if there's one enduring concern about Boston's ability to execute defensively, it's that the size just isn't there on the front line. That's about to change; Shaquille O'Neal is expected to return to the court by April 1st, and according to a report from the Boston Herald, Jermaine O'Neal is on a similar timeline (via CelticsHub):
Jermaine O'Neal's recovery from knee surgery has taken a big step, according to Danny Ainge. The Celtics' president of basketball operations watched his recuperating center work out in Chicago this morning, and later said that O'Neal's return to the team appears to be on schedule. "It could be next week, which is about what we hoped for – the end of the month," said Ainge. "He looks good. I watched him go through his workouts."
The most encouraging news, according to Ainge, is that O'Neal has been able to work out for approximately three weeks without swelling. In addition to working out with a trainer, the center has been playing 1-ob-1 basketball. "That's always the challenge," said Ainge. "He's been working out for that long without swelling, which is a big consideration."
O'Neal also lost approximately 12 pounds during his rehabilitation.
That last note is important. O'Neal hasn't exactly been the most mobile big around over his last two seasons, and a slighter frame should help his ability to rotate and, more importantly, stay healthy.
It should be interesting to see what exactly becomes of Krstic upon the return of both O'Neals. Jermaine O'Neal wasn't logging serious minutes even when healthy, but he's a better defender than Krstic and a comparable mid-range shooter. Assuming Shaq eventually slides into a starting role and plays around 20 minutes a night (his season average), and that Glen Davis gets some run at the 5, there likely won't be room in the rotation for both O'Neal and Krstic to play regular minutes. O'Neal's health and rust could end up which player functions as the primary back-up at center, but regardless, his return to the active roster gives Doc Rivers another strong interior defender to throw at any opposing big who gives the Celtics trouble.
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they need someone to sit on the end of the bench during the game to balance the weight,
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Mix all the ingredients well. The pork filling for the wontons is ready.
Break the eggs in another bowl and beat well. It can be used later for sealing the wonton edges.
Take a wonton wrapper. Add 1 tsp of the filling in the center. Seal with the egg liquid. Fold and deep fry till golden brown. Take out and drain the excess oil. Serve with sweet and sour sauce.