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Apartment, 1 Bedroom (2 people)Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Apartment, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Apartment, 2 BedroomsMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children, 5 infants)
Apartment, 3 BedroomsMax Occupancy: 8 guests (up to 4 children, 2 infants)
Family-friendly apartment with a restaurant, in Lagos (Meia Praia)
This family-friendly apartment is located in Lagos (Meia Praia), close to Lagos Marina, Meia Praia Beach, and Batata Beach. Also nearby are Pinhao Beach and Dona Ana Beach.
Property Features
In addition to a restaurant, Vitasol Park features outdoor tennis courts. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and a grocery/convenience store.
Room Amenities
In addition to cable television, guestrooms include kitchenettes and bathrooms with bathtubs or showers and bidets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
The apartment offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, Vitasol Park provides outdoor tennis courts and a children's pool. This family-friendly apartment also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden.
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 14
- Pool sun loungers
- Outdoor tennis courts 2
- Tennis on site
- Total number of rooms - 150
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Year Built 2003
- Children's pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Separate living room
- Private bathroom
- Furnished balcony or patio
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- Bidet
- Bathtub or shower
- Television
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Sofa bed
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Washer/dryer
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Cable TV service
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Separate bedroom
- Sofa bed size
Where to Eat
Onsite venue - This restaurant is located by the pool. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nearby Things to Do
A children's pool and a seasonal outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include outdoor tennis courts.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Playground on site
- Boat tours nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 6:00 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10:00 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 10 per night
We should mention
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT FORMS FOR PAYMENT OF FURTHER PRE-FINANCING AND BALANCE PAYMENT FOR ACTION GRANTS WHERE THE ACTUAL COSTS OF THE ACTION IS IN ANOTHER CURRENCY THAN EURO. Before completing the tables please read carefully the explanatory notes as follows: (1) The attached Excel-workbook should be used for the preparation and submission of payment requests. As it is mandatory to supply these documents at the end of the project and as it must contain a comprehensive list of all supporting documents for the costs and income in relation to the project, it is recommended that you start to complete the individual sheets right from the beginning of the project. It also gives the opportunity to have a clear view of the budget consumption at any time during the implementation of the project. Please, do not supply copy of invoices as annex to the Financial Statement. The Commission will contact you in case you need to provide any supporting documents. (2) Whenever requesting a payment (further pre-financing, interim or final), the following sheets of the Excel-Workbook must be sent to the Commission in a paper version: - the "Standard Payment Request and Financial Statement/beneficiary's certificate" (completed, signed and dated by the beneficiary), - the "Beneficiary's certificate for nature projects" if it is a nature project (completed, signed and dated by the beneficiary), - the "Participant Cost Statement Summary" (completed, signed and dated by each of the participants in the project)? - the "Consolidated Cost Statement for the Action" (completed, signed and dated by the beneficiary but only in case the project involves partners). It is not compulsory to attach the other sheets of the Excel-Workbook in a paper version. However, the entire Excel-Workbook must be provided to the Commission in electronic format (in Excel, not as pdf-file), e.g. on a CD-Rom or sent by e-mail. (3) When requesting a final payment the following documents should also be submitted where applicable: - "Certificate for Nature Projects" (completed, signed and dated by the beneficiary), for Nature Projects where durable equipment has been purchased during the project period - the "Audit Report" (completed, signed and dated by the auditor nominated by the beneficiary), for all projects where such an audit report is required according to the applicable rules. (4) The sheet Standard Payment Request and Financial Statement also serves as declaration of the interest yielded on the pre-financing amount. The interest or equivalent benefits yielded by the pre-financing is not regarded as a receipt of the action, but remains the property of the Commission. At the time when the pre- financing amount is cleared by an interim or final payment, it must be reported to the Commission who will recover the interest amount or set if off against the payment. If no interest has been yielded, please report "0" in order to avoid queries. . (5) For payment for further pre-financing and interim payments, please also refer to point 20 and 21 of this note. (6) In case there are one or several partners in the project, each participant should complete an Excel-workbook. For the beneficiary there are additional instructions in the separate section at the end of this note. (7) For future reference remember to keep all working documents used in the preparation of the Excel workbook and an electronic version of the Excel Workbook. (8) In all individual sheets, the exchange rate used to convert the costs into EURO should be provided. If only one exchange rate should be used the exchange rate used should be keyed in the sheet of the consolidated cost statement indicated by a blue text. This exchange rate will then automatically be transferred to the individual cost sheets. If you have got the permission to convert the costs of the project on a monthly basis, you should insert the exchange rate of the payment month in the individual cost sheets for each individual transaction. The ECB exchange rate can be obtained from the following web site http://www.ecb.int/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/index.en.html. (9) You are requested to fill in the sheets marked "Personnel" through to "Funding from other sources" providing all the details requested and respecting the labelling of each column. In the sheet "Financial statement", you should only complete the 2 non-coloured boxes, i.e. the expected EC contribution and the beneficiary's own contribution bearing in mind that the costs and income should be in balance. The coloured boxes are updated automatically when you complete the other sheets of the work book. (10) The indirect costs (including overheads), relate to the costs which cannot be directly allocated to the project. Examples of such costs are consumption of normal office supplies, office rent, telephones, IT, electricity, heat etc. The list is not exhaustive. The maximum contribution rate is 7% of the total direct costs of each participant. It should be borne in mind that this amount cannot in absolute and relative terms exceed the actual amount or rate of the participants for indirect costs. (11) All the columns should be completed which include the columns "invoiced amount in national currency without VAT" and "invoiced amount in national currency with non-recoverable VAT. If your company can recover the VAT for the cost item in question both columns should be filled in with the invoiced amount excluding VAT. If your company cannot recover the VAT for the cost item in question the first columns should include the invoiced amount without VAT, BUT you should include the VAT amount in the invoiced amount in the second column. (12) In general, in order for costs to be considered eligible, they must have been actually incurred and paid, (i.e. it must be possible to establish proof of payment = transfer of money) before the submission of the final financial statement. (13) Additional rows can be added to the individual sheets by using the insert rows function of the excel programme. Please remember to insert these rows after the first and before the last row of the existing sheet in order not to disturb the automatic transfers of totals to the consolidated cost sheet. Please also remember to 2 copy formulas to the inserted rows. Please also re-number the sequential number column. (14) In calculating the total number of annual working time units in column G and time unit rate in column H of the sheet "Personnel", the table below can be used. A Annual salary before tax for the relevant calendar year including 13th (or more) month salary. B + social charges C + pension contribution D + holiday allowance E + Other F = sum of = gross annual salary costs A toE H Annual time units (*) I Holidays J Week-ends K Bank holidays L Mandatory training L = H-I-J Annual working hours M=G/L Annual time unit rate (*) For illustration purposes, the annual number of working hours could be calculated in the following way: from the total number of 52 weeks in a calendar year, deduct 5 weeks of holiday and 2 weeks of bank (public) holidays, which results in45 working weeks. 5 working days per week gives 225 working days, and 7.5 hours per working day gives 1.687,5 working hours. This calculation can vary depending on special conditions applicable to the individual beneficiaries. Please note that deduction of days for sickness may also be considered if applicable based on contractual terms. This would normally account for 2 weeks. If the annual salary includes extra pay for additional time worked, the additional time worked should be added to the annual working time. (15) If staff is employed on a contractual basis, the methodology in point 14 does not have to be applied. The starting point should be the time unit agreed in the contract (and stated in column F) or the final amount paid according to the contract (and stated in column J neglecting that the cell contains a formula). Details of the contract should be explained in column D. An annual equivalent salary should not be calculated. (16) Despite the specification in columns M-Y in the sheet "Personnel", separate individual time sheets per employee involved in the project must be kept. If your organisation does not operate with time sheets a model time sheet is provided in a separate sheet at the end of this workbook. For contractual employees a copy of the contract should be kept as a working document. It should be emphasised that time sheets are mandatory if personnel costs are to be considered as eligible for co- funding for all types of personnel, i.e. contractual or permanent. (17) In the sheets durable goods, Equipment, Infrastructure, and Prototype, the depreciated amount should be inserted (the description of the methodology used for 3 the calculation of the depreciated costs (column) should indicate the various factors used in the calculation, e.g. lifespan in years, percentage of use for the project.). The depreciated amount is 50% for equipment, 25% for infrastructure and 100% for prototype. Please remember that from 2005 onwards it is the actual depreciated amount which should be reported. (18) In the sheet overheads at least one transaction should be reported as a global amount and do not have to be specified in individual overhead costs items in the sheet. A description of the overhead calculation and allocation to the project should be provided as an annex to the reporting table. Such a description should not be provided for projects from 2005 and newer. (19) In sheet "funding from other sources", income from other sources than the Commission contribution and the beneficiary's own financing of the project should be reported whether these incomes have already been received or if they are expected to be received. This information is important in assessing the profit situation of the project. In case the payment request relates to a further pre-financing/interim payment. (20) The financial statement forms also serve as the documentation required to release the second pre-financing amount which requires that 70% of the pre-financing amount has been consumed as stipulated in Article 23.2 of SAP. From 2005 onwards this percentage has increased to 150% of pre-financing amount. (21) When the documents in (20) are drawn up and sent to the Commission you just continue to fill in the tables until the end of the project as these should then serve as the documents referred to in (1). Instructions for beneficiaries in case one or several partners participate in the project. (22) In case there are one or several partners in the project, the final financial statement shall comprise an individual Excel-Workbook completed by each of the participants (beneficiary and partners) On the basis of the individual Excel workbooks, the beneficiary should produce a "consolidation cost statement" and annex to the payment request. This table is provided in a separate sheet at the end of the work book named "consolidation cost statement" and the beneficiary is requested to complete that sheet by adding up the summary sheet of each participant that finally will constitute the total costs and income of the project. 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Tigers fall to Mauer, Twins 3-2
DETROIT Doug Fister's one shaky inning was enough to send the Detroit Tigers to defeat.
Joe Mauer homered and had three hits, helping the Minnesota Twins snap a 10-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over the Tigers on Saturday. Mauer had already earned the ire of Detroit fans when he broke up Anibal Sanchez's no-hit bid in the ninth inning Friday night. He was booed when came to bat in the first inning Saturday - then booed some more after his solo homer to right field.
The Twins scored three runs in the first, and that was enough. P.J. Walters (1-0) went six innings, allowing two runs and eight hits.
Four relievers finished, with Glen Perkins pitching the ninth for his ninth save in 10 chances.
Fister (5-2) allowed three runs and eight hits in seven innings.
"It's a big league ballclub over there with nine guys that can hit," Fister said. "From start to finish, it's a constant battle."
Jhonny Peralta homered for the Tigers.
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire was ejected while arguing a call in the third inning.
Mauer's first-inning drive was ruled a homer, then reviewed because the ball bounced back into the field of play. A replay showed it hit the top of the wall in right, but may have also glanced off a railing above the wall. The call stood.
"I felt like I made a good pitch, and he put a good swing on it," Fister said. "I wanted to go up and in on him, and he turned on it well, and obviously hit it."
The Twins weren't done. After being shut down in Sanchez's one-hitter the previous evening, they broke through right away against Fister. Justin Morneau's RBI double made it 2-0, and he came in to score on Chris Parmelee's single.
Mauer finished with two singles in addition to his homer.
"Mauer is Mauer," Detroit catcher Brayan Pena said. "Sometimes you make great pitches to him, and he still can hit you."
Walters was called up from the minors before this start, and he got out of a jam in the second when Andy Dirks struck out with the bases loaded.
The following inning, Gardenhire was ejected. The Twins had men on first and second with nobody out when Morneau hit a grounder to first baseman Prince Fielder. He threw to second, and the Tigers turned a double play - but Mauer, who had advanced to third on the play, was sent back to second because of an interference call. Josh Willingham had gone sliding into Peralta, the shortstop.
Gardenhire came out to argue and was thrown out of the game by second base umpire Joe West.
"His call was that he slid too close to the bag or something. He told me that he was protecting the defender, just like he had always protected me when I was playing," Gardenhire said. "I said `Joe, I didn't play that much.'"
Detroit's Miguel Cabrera extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a first-inning single, but that was his only hit. Torii Hunter got the Tigers on the board in the fifth with an RBI double, but Cabrera struck out to end that inning.


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Sorry to say, but then this man is obviously blind......
I've been at Photokina and Kodak had a film counter at their booth. Not as big as in the last years, but they had one.
I've had a very interesting and long talk there with the responsible manager for film.
And some pretty good news, not only from Kodak, but also from lots of other manufacturers
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I've seen people mention using plastic bottle ice bombs to help cool down your wort in the absence of a wort chiller. I'd worry a bit about melting the plastic or having any off flavors gas out using this method.
If instead you wanted to use some thick glassed wine bottles for example, which had been frozen with water (partially filled bottle), at what temp do you think the wort should cool to before putting the ice bombs in? I'd assume that you would get cracked or shattered glass at high enough wort temps.
If you took the frozen bottle and actually ran it under some hot water for a few seconds to warm the glass a bit, would that help to protect against a shatter or crack?
I use frozen ice bottles but I don't put them directly into the hot wort. I put my pot in the laundry tub and then fill around the pot with water and put the ice bottles in there. That makes a nice little ice water bath for the pot.
Also, I would imagine the glass wine bottles might even crack while in the freezer as the water freezes. Glass is pretty fragile. When I worked at a restaurant I once took a glass from the dish washer and filled it with ice water. I placed it on a tray and began walking and about 5 seconds into walking it just shattered sitting on the tray.
I don't you'd be able to freeze water in glass period. Ice swells and would shatter a wine/perrier bottle in the freezer. Even if you didn't break it then, dropping it into 200 degree wort would almost certainly shatter it.
The thicker the glass the easier it is to shatter with temperature shifts. I would not recommend you try that.
Like IslandMike said, put your hot wort in an ice bath in the sink if you don't have a wort chiller.
As I indicated, I would only partially fill the bottles before freezing to account for the expansion. I've done this before for keeping wine must chilled for a cold soak and as long as you leave room for expansion it isn't an issue. Also, I wouldn't drop it in 200 degree wort...but wondering if I could drop it into 120-130 degree wort after the temp drops a bit to bring it down the rest of the way quickly. Anyone try this before?
Be sure to post an after action report if you try it. I'd be anxious to see if it works.
Having seen more than a few glass pitchers "explode" from too hot tea being poured into them in the restaurant industry, I would greatly caution you to not try this. The sudden temperature shock of going from a frozen environment to an almost boiling one would mos likely cause a sudden expansion and "exploding" of a common wine bottle.
If you have some food grade pyrex, maybe - but then again, why risk it?
its food grade plastic.
the plastic WON'T melt.
why invent a new wheel when one already exists? your paranoia is unfounded.
Thanks Malkore. I agree, if it works and without the risk of off gassing or melting, its definitely the way to go. No new wheel....
And I'm not quite sure that my comment about how I'd 'worry a bit about' is the same as 'paranoia', but I get the picture.
It would be helpful if homebrewers approached glass like restaurants do. It is NOT allowed in the kitchen. Period.
If you are worried about the plastic make sure your wort is under 200 degrees before dropping the ice in. In any case the ice will keep the plastic from reaching anywhere near too high a temp.
I'd go for the chiller, even if it takes time to get it. I bought mine for $56 on ebay after putting it off for 8 months and the money is well spent! No more monkeying around and worst of all waiting. Cut my brew time down dramatically.


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REDRUM Kitchen Final Pics
I noticed my REDRUM kitchen popped up on another thread, and I realized I never posted completed pictures. And I have not been on the kitchen forum much because I have been focusing on my current project; the bathroom.
To be fair the kitchen is not "Complete" but it's as far as it's going to get for now. We still need to put up trim, but both doorways are waiting for their perspective rooms to be finished first. We will do all the trim at once.
Also still need doors on the laundry closet and it's on DH's punch list.
For those that don't know the history, this kitchen was named "REDRUM" due to the faux paint done by the previous owner. Here is what the kitchen looked like when we bought the house. While most women would say "Oh no, it needs a new kitchen". I said "Oh yeah! It needs a new kitchen!".
DH & I both did the demo, he did the plumbing/electrical, we hung the drywall. I finished the drywall/painted. We found some scary stuff under the drywall. This wallpaper was probably all the rage at one time.
I call this picture "Creative Carpentry"
We relocated the stairs to the basement to another part of the house to make the kitchen a little bigger. This picture also show where there used to be a set of stairs going up, but a PO relocated them.
WHAT THE HECK!! We found this when pulling down the drywall. HOLY MOLY! This house used to be heated with coal stoves and it was upgraded to a gas furnace. The gas furnace still uses the chimney. Wow, I can't believe they left that open.
My first masonry job. I bricked up the hole and covered the whole thing up with mortar for good measure. It's not pretty but it got the job done.
We hung the cabinets and built the counter base. I did the tiling, and put down the flooring.
I made the tile edging out of wood and faux painted it to look like the tile. I really like the way it turned out.
DH's contribution to the decorating. I just told him "uh-uh" :)
We made the pantry doors ourselves. I wanted the top part of the doors to be like frosted glass. Didn't work out too well. I used some of the plastic film they sell at HD/Lowes, but it didn't adhere well to the plexiglass. A friend of mine that is a cabinet maker said the best way to frost plexiglass is to sand the back. One day when I am bored I will take them down and try it.
Now I saved the best for last. You remember that old door we found behind the drywall picture above? It was made out of leftover flooring (old heart pine). DH felt that since it has survived fire, flood and numerous destructive owners it deserved another chance. I stripped off over 7 layers of paint. Phew, what a job. But when I finally got down to the bare wood, I saw it would be worth it. It is now the kitchen table.
All and all this has probably been one of my favorite kitchens, mostly because of the drastic change (and that table!). And I know it doesn't match up to most of the kitchens posted on here, but neither did my budget.
1. Cabinets $500 (used); had to have one cut in half. And I bought the upper outside corner shelf from Kraftmaid ($160), I did the shelves over the sink myself.
2. Counters/Backsplash $100 for the tiles at liquidation auction. I am using what is left for the tub surround in the bathroom.
3. Fridge; Used Appliance store; $550 (Though I might have to replace it because it's so tight, but I have gotten used to it and it's not a problem)
4. Microhood; Re-Store; like new; $125.00
5. Sink; Americast; Re-Store; $25
6. Faucet; American Standard Pulldown; $125
7. Stove; GE Profile Spectra Gas Stove; Re-Store like new $225.
8. Flooring; Allure from Home Depot $525. Love it.
9. Dishwasher; Kenmore $350 (on Sale Reg. $495)
10. Wood/materials for pantry doors $100
Hi redrum,
Love the pictures of your progress. You've come a long way, bet that took a while to sift through old pictures and come up with the narrative. Really like the tile backsplash and the long table (what fun).
Especially like your nickname for the kitchen. I've used variations of that in more than one online username... Huge Stephen King fan here.
Wonderful job. I hope you had as much fun as I did when I built the cabinets in our first house. I drew the cutting plan for the plywood very precisely to scale for 4 x 8 sheets and took it to the lumber yard to have them cut the pieces. The saw guy peered carefully at it and stared at me. He thought I had drawn a picture of the finished cabs! Anyway, we used them for 20 good years.
I never dared to do tile, except for peel and stick vinyl stuff. Great work on the backsplash. And I LOVE the table.
Congratulations to both you and DH.
You did a great job -- it's so warm, homey, and cozy-clean. I love the reclaimed door-table and the shelves above your sink (great elephant!!). Really wonderful touches. Congratulations on a ton of work, amazing savings, and a fabulous result.
I may have nightmares about those old cabinets tonight, though!!
That is a great DIY kitchen! The faux painted trim is spot on with the tile. The kitchen table is wonderful! Your DIY elbow grease makes this kitchen extra special. Kudos to you!!!
Thank you for all of your wonderful comments. They are greatly appreciated.
Oldbat2be - The kitchen earned the nickname here and on facebook, so I figured it was right.
clarygrace - This is actually a project house. We will sell it (eventually). But I do enjoy the kitchen when we are there.
scootermom - Originally he was going to be a "Towel Elephant". But he is an antique cast iron bank and I decided I didn't want to put wet towels on him. I decided he would be a natural to hold up the cookbooks.
To everybody who commented on the wood trim - It was actually very easy. I started with some paint and thickened it with thinset, and brushed it on the molding. The top color was from a can of rustoleum. I spray it on a paper plate then dabbed a paper towel in it and dabbed on the surface of the trim. Then several coats of poly. I have had no problems with it. I have wiped it with a wet rag and even a scrubber pad. It is hard as a rock (no pun intended).
bahacca - Yes, I love the table. I would like it to stay with the house because of the history, and plan on offering it to buyers. But I will put a note on the bottom of the table that says "DO NOT throw me away". Call Barb - She saved me once, and she will do it again :)
3K budget!??!?!
Unreal. You put me to shame. It's very inspirational to see how you put together something so nice (and completely ALL NEW - to you anyway) with basically no money! It's warm and inviting, and updated with the ss, faucet, and mosaic bs. It also looks very functional. Real wood cabinetry - you're doing better than I am!
Well done!
hobokenkitchen should have hired you instead of her GC. You are amazing, and the kitchen is great. It's so warm. I agree with you - the table is the best part, because it's meaningful as well as beautiful.
Congratulations on an excellent job and a lovely kitchen!
About the budget...
I am calling it the Dave Ramsey New Kitchen Budget.
Necessity is the mother of invention :)
Seriously, this is a el cheapo foreclosure fix up, with every room needing renovation.
SOMEDAY.... I will do a kitchen for myself and I will blow that $3K out of the water :)
I highly recommend taking before, during and after pics to document the process.
Wow! What a transformation on an incredibly tiny budget! I am so impressed! You did a fantastic job. I LOVE what you did with the table. Just beautiful.
I can't help but wonder if the person who faux painted those cabinets (and obviously spent a lot of time doing it!) actually stood back and said "That looks great!"
gsciencechick - Planning on selling it. We just come up and stay on the weekends.
Poohpup - The next door neighbor told me the previous owner asked her to come over to look when she painted them. The neighbor was horrified, but said the owner was so proud of herself.
I do understand she was probably trying to brighten up the kitchen.
It's kind of crazy how the kitchen seems so much brighter now, even with dark cabinets and backsplash. We did not add any windows.
We did enlarge the opening to the living room which helped. But I suspect it is because the morning sunlight comes in the window by the table and now hits the wall with the pantry and laundry closet, and bounces back into the room. Before it would have hit the cabinets on the sink wall.
I wish I could say I planned it that way :)
Hope you called paranormal investigators before demo.
Honestly, I had so much fun reading about and looking at your reveal. Almost made me want to DIY my own kitchen, so I drank a couple glasses of wine until I came to my senses.
I think your faux painted tile trim is possibly the coolest thing ever.
"Hope you called paranormal investigators before demo."
Ha ha, no they weren't in the budget.
Funny story; Our granddaughter was about 3 when we bought the house. She was afraid to come down the stairs from the second floor (Very tight and dark). One day she sat on the top step crying for someone to carry her down. I was at the bottom encouraging her to come down herself. My DH took a broom stick into the kitchen and tapped on the ceiling. She heard this noise coming from the bedroom. She got down those stairs in an instant :)
As for the faux molding. A neighbor came over to see the new kitchen a couple weeks ago. He stood leaning against the kitchen counter. After a while he commented on how much he like the tile counters. DH asked how he liked the trim, and explained that it was wood. He said "What? I thought it was tile!"
Thanks for all the compliments on my faux trim. I always wished I had inherited some of my Mother's artistic ability. I guess it just came about in a different form.
And yes, the tile in the bathroom will look familiar ;)
SUCH a fun travelogue -- thank you! I do hope you're really proud of yourself: I'm proud of you! It's really amazing. Yes, I agree about your mother's artistic-ness outing itself.
I love following through the old pictures. When we moved into my house 16 years ago there was a drop ceiling propped up by moldy coke cans littered with rat turds, etc. So gross, so miraculous ... and so in my memory alone. I was so horrified I took no pictures. Geesh. Underneath that drop ceiling was a beautiful window only ... I think that's gone now too. *sigh*. mistakes. Thanks for documenting the history.
wow. Those cabs are freaky. How would anyone do that and go "I like it!". IT LOOKS LIKE BLOOD FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!".
If you'd have only torn it out and left it, that would have been an improvement.. but your new kitchen looks great and I love how much you've DIY'd. Even drywall? Ugh.
Good thing I work nights or I'd be having a nightmare about those cabinets right now.
"I had never heard that term REDRUM before, and we just visited the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park and saw it written in an attic stairwell. Now I know the story!"
Ok, I think THAT would freak me out!
desertsteph - OMG, don't you dare tell him that. He would want to do it, but there is too much here on his to do list.
Also a few more pictures.
Here is a closeup of how the trim turned out.
And a close up on the floor. This is Allure "White", thought I don't know why the names it that. It is grey. So easy to put down, and easy to clean. Ooops, looks like I need to sweep :)
Wow! Amazing transformation. Congratulations! Your faux painting is perfect and I agree that uncovering the old door was worthwhile. What a great table. Enjoy!
Amazing job, Mrs. Torrance! ;)
What a beautiful transformation that I cannot believe you achieved with that budget! Amazing!
I love how you "rescued" the door and made it your dining table--how perfect!
Your faux tile trim is genius! It is an absolute match to your tile counters; I am so impressed with your mad skillz!
You must be so *relieved* to have such a beautiful kitchen--one that does not leave you standing slack-jawed staring at its *cough* uniqueness or have visitors run from it, screaming in terror. ;)


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I have a corded Craftsman string trimmer. I hate it. The cord is a pain and really makes me not want to weed-eat/trim. Then it tangles really easily and makes it hard to use having to stop every few minutes to untangle it.
So, what are your recommendations to replace it? I have been looking at gas-operated ones. I have a medium sized yard. Battery, gas, solar, wind-up, whatever. I have searched some forums and websites and everyone seems to recommend the $400 commercial ones. If that's the best product for my uses, so be it, but I gotta think there are other options. The Echo SRM-210 seems to get good reviews, but a battery-powered one gets the best reviews on Amazon, so I don't know...
The Echo SRM-210 Gets My Vote! I have been in that family since the late 90s. My 200.00 trimmer was recommended by a Echo Dealer/Friend who said many of his commercial customers used them. Best of all he told me that I could save 10.00 off his price at the Big Box Stores and my warranty would be just as good.
My bad experience with some commercial trimmers was too much weight and power for my home use. I felt it was needed to run the hard blade trimmer but later cables are lighter and stronger.
Follow-up question: I also would use the trimmer for edging my sidewalk/driveway. I see three option:
1) Use the string trimmer turned the other way.
2) Get the Echo (or similar) power unit and then swap out the functional head units (so the same device could be a cultivator, trimmer, edger, etc)
3) Just get a dedicated edger.
Trying to keep costs down, but durability, quality, usefulness up, what are your thoughts? I do number 1 now with the Craftsman corded, but it's kind of a pain.
If all the jobs are avg residential related I feel you can do all with the string vs needing the hard blade in my case (with two old Echo pre 2000s serving ea need). I need the hard blade because I have not mastered using the string (vs my good initial 10 yrs, 70s with an electric Craftsman).
I had a dual split shaft Green Machine that worked good except it was too short and hard on my back. Some newer split shafts will probably let you stand straight vs back issues.
My electric Craftsman died after over 12 years. I thought about replacing it with another electric but my current yard is 300' by 120' so we have a cord length problem with electrics.
I liked the no hassle situation with the electric. So I ended up buying a Cub Cadet Trimmer BC509 4-Cycle Trimmer. Mine came with both the string head and the blade, but I believe the same model comes with out the blade. I believe the head comes with multiple attachments in other model packages.
The reason I bought it was that it was a 4 cycle engine. While it is a few oz. heavier than a 2cycle, there is no mixing of gas and oil, and I am not putting heavy oils into the fuel system to clog it up the fuel jets.
It starts easy when done per the manual. Because it is more powerful than my old electric, the job takes about half as long.
For about $200, I would highly recommend it.
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Robert Cerqua, 32, was convicted yesterday of killing his brother Christopher,
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The trial heard that Cerqua stabbed his twin in a "fit of temper" following
an argument that took place in the kitchen of the family house in Langdown Road,
Hythe, Hampshire, on December 31 last year.<
Sentencing Cerqua, who was wearing a shirt and tie, judge Mr Justice Teare
said: "You have been found guilty by the jury of the murder of your twin
brother Christopher on New Year's Eve last year.<
"His death and its consequences have had, and will continue to have, a
devastating effect on your parents and those close to you.<
"You grew up with your brother and from time to time worked with him in the
building trade. When you were both sober, it seems you got on well.<
"But when each of you had too much alcohol, there was a risk an argument might
break out leading to violence. That had happened before and it happened on New
Year's Eve.<
"On New Year's Eve you and he were drinking in the kitchen of your parents'
home. It's unlikely that violence was on your mind or your brother's mind when
you started drinking.<
"From 6pm to 8pm, it's gathered from the record of text messages that all was
well. However, as soon as you both drank more, it seems that you feared a fight
might break out.<
"Then an argument and a fight broke out, quite why is not known, but it did.<
"Whether you picked up a kitchen knife from the worktop or your brother did is
also not clear but what is clear is that you ended up with the knife in your
hand and you stabbed your brother in the abdomen, causing a fatal wound."<
The court heard that Cerqua had served previous prison sentences for offences
of battery and affray relating to domestic incidents involving his former
He also had previous convictions for motoring offences and criminal damage.<
Nicholas Haggan QC told the trial that Cerqua, who had been drinking, got
involved in an argument with his brother which then turned violent.<
He said the parents of the twins, Peter and Denise Cerqua, were present in the
property, where both sons also lived, when the fight took place in the kitchen.<
Mr Haggan said Mrs Cerqua dialled 999 to ask for police assistance and during
the call, which was played to the jury, her husband called out to his wife
asking for an ambulance before he shouted: "He's stabbed him."<
The jury was shown photographs of the kitchen, which showed several crushed
empty cans of Stella Artois lager alongside party food.<
Mr Haggan said the defendant fled the property bare-foot and called his
girlfriend, who took him to a friend's party where he continued to get drunk.<
He said: "This is a tragic case. It involves the killing by this defendant,
Robert Cerqua, of his identical twin brother, Christopher Cerqua.<
"The incident which led to Christopher's death occurred in the kitchen of the
family home in Hythe, where both their mother and father were present in the
"In a nutshell, it was New Year's Eve last year, both brothers had been
drinking, shortly before 9pm an argument started between the two brothers.<
"That argument appears to have turned into a tussle, punches may have been
exchanged, at some point this defendant picked up a kitchen knife and he used it
to stab his brother Christopher.<
"Having done so, the defendant fled the family home. He didn't even stop to
take the time to put on a pair of shoes before he left the house.<
"He telephoned his girlfriend, who picked him up in her car and took him to a
friend's house where a New Year's Eve party was in full swing.<
"The defendant turned off his mobile phone which meant that he could not be
contacted by the police.<
"He stayed at that New Year's Eve party until the police traced him to that
address and he was arrested on suspicion of murder. By then he was very
Mr Haggan said that Cerqua inflicted a single stab wound to his brother's lower
stomach which was about seven inches deep.<
He said the defendant told police he had acted in self-defence.<
He explained that DNA found on this knife matched both the defendant and his
brother because, as identical twins, they shared the same DNA profile.<
Mr Haggan said a blood test showed that Christopher had 230mg of alcohol in
80ml of blood - almost three times the drink-drive limit - and Robert told
police he had drunk six cans of lager and two glasses of red wine before leaving
the house.<
He also told police that he had a "fiery relationship" with his brother and
drink could make him "nasty" and "short-tempered".
Man, 26, arrested in Dartford murder investigation
A 26-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was found in a car fire in Dartford.
Kent Police is treating the death of a woman, named locally as Donna Eastwood, as an isolated, targeted attack.
They believe the offender and the victim knew each other and say there is no information to suggest the public are in danger.
Emergency services were called to Rowhill Road in the Dartford area early on Saturday morning after the woman's body was found in a burning car.
The arrest comes after officers and a police helicopter have been conducting searches of the local area.
Murder victim named as mum of four whose former partner was shot dead
Flowers have been laid in tribute to a woman whose body was found in a burning vehicle in Kent.
Police began a murder inquiry after emergency services were called to Rowhill Road in the Dartford area early on Saturday morning.
The victim has been named locally as Donna Eastwood, a mother of four, whose former partner is understood to have been Kevin McKinley, who was shot dead last year.
Michaela Sargeant, 25, was convicted of the manslaughter of the 32-year-old outside her home in Overy Street, Dartford. She was sentenced to eight years in prison.
The burnt out car has now been removed from the scene, leaving scorch marks on the ground.
The police helicopter has been helping officers search the Wilmington area.
Mother of four named as murder victim
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Murder investigation launched in Kent
Kent Police has launched a murder investigation after a body was found at the scene of a vehicle fire in Rowhill Road, Dartford at 5.30am this morning.
Officers, with the assistance of the police helicopter, have been conducting searches of the local area as part of their investigations.
No arrests have been made at this stage but enquiries are on-going.
Wife killer to appeal his conviction
A man who murdered his wife in a staged car accident and tried to kill his second in a copycat crash has launched a fresh bid to clear his name. Malcolm Webster, who's 55, was jailed for a minimum of thirty years for killing Claire Morris from Upchurch, Kent in the planned crash in Aberdeenshire in 1994 and attempting to kill Felicity Drumm in New Zealand in 1999 to claim insurance money. The former nurse, from Guildford, Surrey, was handed the life sentence after being convicted of the crimes in May 2011 following a five-month trial.


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Posted 26 December 2010 - 07:27 AM
I was able to get to the bench as of late and well jus updating the thread. Ive had the 34' duesie for sometime now and finally got the courage and skills needed to epoxy all the chrome accents. Final assembly is nearing completeion for the exceptions of the step rails and the last spot light near the driver spare tire! This is a beautiful kit and a treat to build up enjoy and thanks for stoppin
Next up is the 57' Eldorado what a bear to get together! Seams were the reasons for placing some kinda chrome trim to rid the body of the marks. Despite the body assembly and obvious proportions, details the kit is ok but makes for a really cool build-up. The wheel package im still torn about not sure if I should put the stock wheel and whitewalls in the weeds or go West Coast Customs style and slam some 24' rims
I should be able to finish these projects up within a week or so depending on "How lucky im feelin' lol have fun everyone and drive safe this holiday!
Posted 26 December 2010 - 07:44 AM
Posted 26 December 2010 - 01:23 PM
I really like the 57 Eldorado. Very nice.
Posted 26 December 2010 - 05:26 PM
Z car looks killer too, nice motor detail painting and body weathering!
Posted 27 December 2010 - 07:23 AM
The Eldorado and the 49' merc will be in the show-case area of Hott Bloxx ( Whenever that comes to life lol)I pressed some metal between a vice to make the sun visor on the merc, which has to be epoxied and the trunk lid placed and this Friday nite street stroller will be done. I get so excited talkin about the projects that I jus wanted to update the thread heres the pics of the 49' merc
I also have the DB 4 that i started along with the datsun that i posted earlier. This is complete minus the trunk lid in need of polishing out, chrome trim applied and finally hinged to the body
As always my good friends thanks for stoppin by and checkin us out here at Hott Bloxx M n C Heheheheheehh!! keep on wit the keepin on!!
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Posted 27 December 2010 - 07:55 AM
I like the look of all these, but the roofs on the Caddy and Merc really look like leather! U-Haul cardboard tape you say .. hmmmmm
Hola Mike! Its good to hear from ya friend! Ive always wanted to ask you if your avatar is of the real and correct me if im wrong but the bmw or a subject you built up! As for the tape yes sir man i couldnt believe it myself. Also if the hurdle should arise where curves are lifting the tape start by dampening the tape and making slits at a v angle to cover cut marks once over the bend or curve. Once the tape is placed yer even able to stretch it a bit as long as you use some sorta balsa wood to keep from abrasing the top surface of the tape.
If at all you decide to try and run into anything yer more than welcome to gimme a jingle!
Thanks for stoppin!
Posted 10 January 2011 - 10:25 AM
Using the pro-mod kits for the chassis and powerline this is where she sits as of today and porobably for snother year or two lol! Well not really i got the jones for this one and will get the body in paint once the belly and interior are complete! heres the pics and you guys are awesome thanks for stoppin!
This was the first go around in 08'
Here she is after this weekend
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Ive always wanted to ask you if your avatar is of the real and correct me if im wrong but the bmw or a subject you built up! As for the tape yes sir man i couldnt believe it myself. Also if the hurdle should arise where curves are lifting the tape start by dampening the tape and making slits at a v angle to cover cut marks once over the bend or curve. Once the tape is placed yer even able to stretch it a bit as long as you use some sorta balsa wood to keep from abrasing the top surface of the tape.
If at all you decide to try and run into anything yer more than welcome to gimme a jingle!
Thanks for stoppin!
Thanks for the info on using that tape. My avatar is a model of one of the Porsche 944's I had. I actually had to post a thread because everyone has asked me about it! Here's a link to that thread. I'm adding a photo of the real engine to it as I see it is missing.
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Posted 07 February 2011 - 11:21 AM
Im not sure if I had posted these items on the thread but these were done sometime ago. I tried replicating a few engine stands and a hoist. Being that Hott Bloxx is a motor and custom shop we had to save our lil copper coins to get the dyno into the shop to accomadate the customers with brute power in mind!! lol
Also I used the suitcases from the Aston Martin DB4 kit to package the lil treats the shop recieved from the "Land down under' we all know how the Aussies boys n girls love their turbo inductions! No harm intended and in no way to be taken seriously! I used the inside of the cigarette boxes to give the cases a pleated steel look and some velour from a purse lining in the inside
The shop should be re-open within the month to come so stay tuned for more from yer buddies at Hott Bloxx M & C lol I crack myself up! As always keep on wit the keepin on!! and thanks for stoppin!
Posted 05 April 2011 - 06:05 AM
This has been a very long wait and a stressful one at that! The storage facility has kept Hott Bloxx as hostage for jus over two months. The paperwork was processed and we're finally in our home. Needless to say once on the bench I was very anxious in getting started on the 41' again. The previous update shows the body mods done to get the dynamics for the subject and this update will include the hinges for the door and the remaining body panels molded in trim. I hope to get to the final mold trim for the hood area and then off to get a coat of primer.
This is my first take on a subject of this matter and I know I have learned a bit gathering tech's and how to illustrations from alot of you guys here at MCM thanks for the help!! So if theres any ideas or follow ups anyone is willing to give please post away your thoughts! As always folks thanks for stoppin by and keep on wit the keepin on!!
Posted 05 April 2011 - 09:02 AM
keep up the great work and looking forward to more updates.
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Heres the Ferrari Testarossa that will be built up for the factory stock 1971 and newer. When I think of the 80's I remember bright colored clothes, big cell phones, and Don Juans''... Heres my interpretation of a ladies man hitting the scene in Miami, Fl on a weedend night..
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Posted 24 June 2012 - 12:23 PM
First up is the Tony Nancy Ford rail racer. Not much to it but a OOB
Next up is the Ford pickup! OOB with my first hand at aclad for the exhaut manifolds and exhaust system and a tailgate chain with woodgrain bed
Posted 24 June 2012 - 12:33 PM
Last up for now is my recently found love is the amt superwagon 65 chevelle. This kit was purchased three times since my last visit to the lhs. This project will be the stock version and the other two.... Well we will have to wait to see if I can get away wth building them the way I envision them..
This is my stock turned volunteer emergency vehicle with a lil' bite under the hood..
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