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Cost to install Thermador Columns
We bought Thermador refrigerator and freezer columns and my GC will not install them (although the contract states he will install all appliances). I made a few phone calls and the only person to get back to me wants $700 to install both ($350 per column). So my questions are:
1. Is this a reasonable fee?
2. Can I expect my GC to be amenable to deducting $700 from his total charge for my kitchen install?
The aforementioned man is an authorized Thermador installer and installs the diplays for a major kitchen and bath design center (name starts with an "F" and rhymes Perguson).
Typically, the cabinet installer installs the built in appliances and that's NOT included in the "appliance installation". Appliance installation is for non built ins. Like a free standing fridge that rolls into place, or a simple DW install that doesn't involve cabinet panels. Or sliding a range into place.
And yeah, that's about the going rate for a built in fridge install. And you DO have 2 of them.
Yes, it's a reasonable fee.
If the contract was signed without the appliances being selected yet, then I wouldn't expect the GC to absorb the fee for installing any built in appliances. It's a lot more complicated and takes much longer than standard consumer grade stuff that just gets plugged in and slid in place. Time is money. Not everyone has the skill set to do this. He was probably expecting standard consumer grade built in appliances.
If, on the other hand, y'all drew up the contract where the appliances and their specs were part of it, and now he sees that he doesn't have the skill to do the job, I'd want him to refund the amount out of the contract to cover the other labor to do the job. And, I'd also want to be taking a fine toothed comb to the project. If he's not comfortable having the skills to do the built in appliances, I'd want to know what else he wasn't really skilled enough to do but was able to BS his way past on the job.


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Upper Garden Roses and Irises
Here you see:
* Betty Prior (deep pink - left),
* the dainty little blooms of Heritage (front & center),
* Blush Damask (left bottom),
* Iceberg,(peeking through Betty Prior in back),
* Ballerina (back center),
* Simply Marvelous (far back- right),
* Lady Elsie Mae (way back center)
and peeking through the Heritage bush, you can just make out one of the blooms of Belinda's Dream.
There are several more roses in this garden.
I just added two new roses this past week: "Pristine"
This is my favorite garden most of the season.
(CLICK on photos to enlarge)
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Grown from cutting.
Now over 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Such a big bush for these dainty little blooms. Blooms all season long.
I took dozens of photos of this rose last year.
The deep pink rose petals you see below Heritage are from Rosa, "Portmeirion".*
I grew her from cutting. I moved her to another location two weeks ago because Belinda's Dream and Heritage overshadowed her. She bloomed, but just didn't grow much. Hope she likes her new location.
* (See the photo of Portmeirion below)
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View from Upper Garden looking down to entry arch of the main Rose Garden. Old Blush, cl. & Ispahan grow on the arch.
You can see Tiffany through the arch in the Rose & Iris Garden. There are also Herbs in there.
The Roman Basket Arch was my birthday present from my mother last year. I was flabbergasted!
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Another view of Betty Prior under the Black Japanese Pine..
The other Betty Prior rose I have is in the lower Rose Garden, in full sun (like the label stated it liked), but this one has way surpassed the other in growth and blooms. I guess in Oklahoma, in my gardens anyway, they like filtered sun, not full sun.
(CLICK on images to enlarge)
Climbing Don Juan.
White-blooming Darwin's Enigma was moved from another location to grow next to Don Juan behind the Hebe statue. I want to remove the clothesline T-post. Just need help doing that. It will be quite a chore!
Due to our continuing drought and extreme temps, Don Juan died back almost to her base. I thought it was a goner, but bounced back the following spring and look at her blooms!
Well, thank you very much calamity!
I like to see roses in settings too. It gives one some perspective as to their actual size and form, both blooms and bushes. And it is nice to see them in their actual garden setting.
Close-ups are lovely, but they can sometimes fool us, like Glamor Shots of people -" it ain't necessarily so"...if you know what I mean.
It exaggerates their size, for one thing. How can you know what they look like in perspective to their actual size in the garden setting? Or what their colour would be in the lighting and from back a ways. How do they look mixed in with other plants? Do they stand out, or disappear altogether?
Anywho...thank you very much for taking a look. Glad you liked them.
Loved these garden pictures. It is so nice to see garden shots because it makes me feel like I am IN your garden! You must have lots of space. The garden looks lush and you have a nice selection. Your companion plants are lovely,too. Feel free to post more pics...it`s still winter here and there is lots of time for the Rose Forum! Lesley
Annie, the red and white climber is 4th of July with HF Young clematis growing with it. That red, white and blue thing going!! I have Armadeus growing next to 4th, and you can see a few red blooms in the lower corner. Both of these climbers are great in my 6a KY. garden.I have posted another picture with this. I really enjoyed your garden. You have done a wonderful job! Lesley
Oh wow Lesley!
Amadeus is gorgeous! Love that vibrant red. Is it fragrant?
Your garden is just beautiful.
I have HF Young too in two area. Eye popper!
I like both of those roses. I like to have red, white and blue for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, too. (lol)
Do they bloom in the summer, too? My gardens peak in April thru May, and sometime into early June. After that the drought and heat kind of cause rose production to go way down - not stop, but certainly not with the lovely profusion they have in the springtime.. I would like to have both of those. roses.
Thanks for posting your pics on here. I like to see how other people garden too and what they grow.
Rosa, 'Portmeirion'
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Description given on the David Austin website:
"David Austin describes 'Portmeirion' this way:
"This lovely new rose has deep pink flowers of a little above medium size. They are shallowly cupped in shape and of a clear, rich deep pink colour. The growth is not tall, but broad and bushy...just what is needed for the front of the border and for smaller gardens. It would, if required, make a good bedding rose. We named this rose for Portmeirion Potteries Ltd. famous for their Botanic Garden and other beautiful designs by Susan Williams Ellis. She has created a special English Rose design to mark the occasion. 'Portmeirion' has a strong old rose fragrance and is free flowering". Continual bloomer, petals 30+, Bloom 4-5""
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I moved her to a new location so she could "spread out" and not be overshadowed by the taller roses around her. She deserves a front row seat.
This photo shows three roses:
* Heritage,
* Gruss an Aachen - (opens salmon-pink and mature to creamy white),
and * Portmeirion.
I also moved Gruss an Aachen to a new location.. She is also a small border rose and was overpowered by Heritage. She is even smaller than Portmeirion, topping out at only 2-3 ft tall and wide. Blooms are 3-4 inches across. I grew her from a cutting, too.
She is an old rose (1909). She has small, dark leaves and few thorns. Listed as only having a slight fragrance, but for me she has a lovely fragrance - not heavy, but sweet.. Here in my garden, she prefers filtered afternoon sun as it is too hot in Oklahoma to grow her in full sun.
A very sweet little rose with an ARS of 8.9. .
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Close-up of the Blush Damask.
This rose was one of my first roses. It is a very old rose ( Unknown origin - before16th century)
Named after the city of Damascus.. Brought to Europe by the Crusaders from the Middle East. It was once used to make perfume. A great rose for making Rose Water, Rosary Beads, Rose Wine, and Potpourri.
I have divided and divided and now have them all over the property. Like most Damask roses, it is a once-blooming rose.
Very prickly branches. Super fragrant. Disease free and very hardy. Grows well in shade or sun.
Rosa, 'Ispahan'
Origin: Iran
An ancient rose that still blooms in the sheltered gardens of Iran today.
Very strong perfume of Myrrh.
Rambler - spring blooming only, but blooms continuously for 4 or more weeks in my garden.
No diseases, rusts or BS mildews. No insect problems.
Can be clipped to form a bush or large shrub.
My favourite rose of all I possess and most cherished.
I now have them growing in every garden on my property.
. This picture shows the one of many that I grow in my gardens. This one is growing up on and over the arch that leads up into the Upper Garden. I planted one on each side of the arch so it would totally engulf it. As you can see, she is very robust and outgrew the arch, sending even more canes cascading down to the side out into the flower bed..
Blooms are easily 4-5 inches, many petaled - approx. 85.
Wish I could share her fragrance with you. The sweet raspberry pink petals shower to the ground for weeks. Quite the lovely rose.
View of Rosa, "Ispahan' at the base of the Upper Garden trellis with Clematis, 'Nelly Mosier"
You can see she has only a few thorns, but these are only on the oldest canes closer to the ground. No thorns or prickles on the outer branches of her new growth where the blooms develop. Blooms last on the plant for weeks, but are not good for bouquets. Once picked, the petals quickly fall off, so I just enjoy her in the garden. .
Thanks so much for sharing Annie. Truly inspirational! I have Darlow's Enigma coming and happened by a Don Juan body bag. I will plant them together.
I agree with you that closeups can be deceiving and it is rare that we view a garden's 'glamour shots'.
Could you give us some idea of the size of your garden, how you went about planting it? Like TammyY I am just getting started with roses but have been perennial gardening for years.
Lastly, what about foliage plants? I have lots of different herbs, heuchera, pulmonary, dusty miller. What do you use?
Thanks again for sharing!
I posted a new topic on Rose Discussion site for you and Tammy, specifically, but any others as well, who are wanting to know more about getting your garden going and the kinds of plants to grow with Roses.
Thank you for touring my garden.
It's nice to have your hard work appreciated.
Yes, I agree with Kate about the garden shots! When I'm rose shopping online I usually will go over to HMF and look at the pictures to get a good feel for how the rose can perform diferently. My favorite shots are usually the whole bush shots though...gives me the best idea of what the rose will look like once it matures.

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This fall, Grace and I have been lucky enough to hold several events for Design*Sponge at Home in Anthropologie stores around the country. We never cease to be amazed by the local talent at each and every store. So today, it's an extra treat to peek inside the home of Anthropologie senior stylist, Kate S. Jordan, and Anthropologie's digital creative director, David Chanpong. The couple lives in Philadelphia, just a block from Wissahickon Park, which at 1,800 acres is one of the largest parks in the world. Their home was designed in 1951 by Frank Weise (who trained under Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer). Kate, David, their two dogs, Georgia & Sadie and cat, Micah, are only the fourth family to live in the home, and they've kept everything original, adding only decorative touches — things that they love and that inspire them. Thanks to Kate & David, and a big thank you to Nick Steever for the photographs! — Amy Azzarito
Image above: This is a little nook under our stairs. The built-in coat closet parchment doors are original. The entire wall is covered in cork, and it smells amazing. I know it sounds bizarre, but I always take a whiff of it while going up or down the stairs; it smells a little like red wine and cigar smoke and brings to mind wonderful parties. The vintage pie safe was a gift from one of my very greatest friends, mentor and food stylist extraordinaire, Laurie Wolf. In the months leading up to her relocation to Portland, I dropped hints constantly about how in love I was with the piece. Lucky for me, she doesn't miss a beat. The glass vase contains a collection of matchbooks that my grandfather kept throughout the years. Man, there are some really amazing fonts and graphics on those little matchbooks! The little orange lamp is from one of my favorite stores, Three Potato Four. The majority of the walls are painted with Clean White by Benjamin Moore.
Image above: Our fireplace is such a treat when it's chilly. Since it's gas-fed, all I need to do is push a button to have a fire! The recycled glass vase is from Anthropologie, and the steer horns were a find from Three Potato Four.
The rest of Kate and David's Sneak Peek continues after the jump . . .
Image above: Our bedroom gets lots of great light, but we also have a window shade that blocks every ounce of sunlight; I could sleep for days with it down! One day while thrifting, I found this old photo album from 1970s of a young woman's European vacation — looks like she and her friends traveled all over, stayed in hostels, visited family in England and had the best time! It's one of my most treasured finds, as the Polaroids are just so full of youth, exuberance and exploration. I framed them all chronologically; this is one of four frames. The lamp is from Anthropologie; the wooden birds, designed by Kristian Vedel, were a gift from David (but you can get them here). The Swiss Army blanket was an Etsy splurge. I've always wanted one, but those in great condition are a little pricey. Suffice it to say, I had a glass of wine before I placed the order.
Image above: Our downstairs area is pretty unusual — it's more or less double-height, there are floor-to-ceiling windows to the right of the image's frame and glass doors and windows leading out to our patio to the left of the image's frame. The cork wall, again, is so lovely and smells so great. The couch is from Restoration Hardware; the rug is from Crate and Barrel; the credenza and coffee table are from Anthropologie. David haaaaates that tiger painting (he once told me right before his mother came to visit our home for the first time that she hated folk art, so I had to get rid of it. Please!), but I refuse to let it go. Have you ever seen such an emotional tiger? Ugh, he breaks my heart sometimes.
Image above: Our bathroom is original to the house. Never got around to putting a curtain up over the window. I'm of the opinion that if our neighbor sees anything, it's probably old news to him at this point. The towel is from Anthro; the tiny jar of matchsticks is from Terrain.
Image above: Our bookshelves are getting more and more stuffed as time passes. Probably out of everything, books are my most favorite things to collect. They're a constant source of inspiration and information and are great for propping on shoots! A word of note, though: Organizing your books by spine color is not, in fact, "organizing." At this point, I have a general idea of where certain books are but have dim luck trying to find that recently bought copy of She Came to Stay in a timely fashion. I bought the small oil painting on Etsy from Linda Donohue's lovely shop. I find her work to be so ethereal and temporal. The vulture photograph is by Sharon Montrose.
Image above: Another view of our living room. The animals go bonkers for all the windows — there is so much to stare and bark at. Also, the Noguchi lamps are original to the house. Last year, we had our Christmas tree where the Barcelona chair sits. After I Googled info on the lamps, you can bet that the tree topper immediately came down. No pointy objects near those things!
Image above: Our dining table. Downstairs, the dining area and living space are all one open room. Having a space with so many windows allows us to really feel the effect of the weather. That said, because of all the architectural textures and the layout, our home always feels cozy, no matter what's storming outside!
I've been to this lovely home and it's as beautiful as in the photos thanks to the talented stylist and my boss lady KJ…and of course David. Quite a comfy space to be in too!! :)
I'M SPEECHLESS. This should be the home of Anthropologie senior stylist and digital creative director! It makes me love Anthro even more.
It looks like a house to LIVE in :)
Loving the cork walls! I did a teenage boy's room for some clients in cork 2 years ago (cork walls with lapis blue ceilings) and have loved seeing how he has displayed his latest obsessions on the walls. Cork brings a great versatility and fabulous texture to walls. Love it!
It's funny that you say David hates the Tiger painting. When I first looked at the picture of your living room it was the thing I was immediatly drawn too and loooved!
Literally the best home I have ever seen posted on designsponge. WOW! I want to live there so much!
lovely. a very cozy home to live in.
I love the cork walls and your Swiss army blanket! I have to say though, your living room rug looks a bit like a large bathroom rug…maybe it just doesn't photograph well.
no see but thank you and always love u
First, I want the Restoration Hardware couch… and the head in the bathroom… and basically the whole house…
I love that everything in the house is original, and I love that it has been taken such great care for! The whole space is gorgeous, and I adore all of the Etsy finds! Way to support small artists!
Beautiful. Love the acrylic coffee table spiffed up with the nautical rope. What a lovely twist on a classic design trick!
Wow, how beautiful! This house is perhaps most similar to my taste… Love the Barcelona chair (we have one, too), and love the Anthro bedside lamp!
Finally someone points out that book spine color organization does not work as a bibliographic strategy! It's good, though, if you and your books only live in photographs and on photo shoot sets…
OK They are Beautiful people, in a Beautiful home, with Beautiful items, connected to
one of my most Beautiful stores. So just give it up for Beautiful! :)
love u
I'm very familiar with that area, and seeing such a warm interior next to one of my favorite parks is a real treat!
Actually, it's Fairmount Park, which encompasses the Wissahickon. Loved the design.
Your home is lovely! I'm a fan of etsy artists also, it is wonderful to know a little bit and even correspond with an artist who's work you admire.
Jealous of the Noguchi lighting! The cake safe is awesome too, I don't blame you for "throwing the hint".
i love that note and that the whole design of the house really does reflect this philosophy… also love the mix of furniture styles and makers
Wow, this is truly fabulous- especially in the face of today's news that 47 million Americans are living in poverty. Priorities, anyone?
I'd love to know who did the Vincent Van Gogh illustration in the upper left of photo of the bookshelves. Beautiful home, thanks!
Rare and brilliant to see a mid-century home appreciated so. Love the parchment doors, love… well everything, really.
Love this space!
The cork wall is amazing and I love the beam ceiling!
just as well they have fabulous jobs to get them out of the house or they might just want to stay indoors hehe
It's funny how much of this stuff I recognize from the Anthro website, but that's to be expected, I guess. I love her sense of humor, by the way! Hilarious woman!
The house isn't really my style, but I really like what they've done with it. I love how it's filled with so many natural looking things and plants.
Wondering what lens was used to take the photo of the note on the door? I love the fall bokeh colors in the background.
Love the Noguchi lamps, and this house. Also, the commentary is very funny!
Love the fireplace! I also love the use of colour throughout. Gorgeous place!
Great House. I really appreciate that you have complemented the architecture of the home with a great sense of style and furnishings and haven't tried to change it into what I see in every design magazine. This seems like a really nice place to actually "live" in.
Are those ikea bookshelves? I like their simplicity and height.
I also have an affinity for cork…we have cork floors in our kitchen. Beautiful light, very unique space!
I have been looking for that "brain"-poster forever – could you please give me I hint where I can get that, preferrably online since I am from Vienna, Austria?
The brain poster is actually a sheet of wrapping paper – you can buy it here: http://www.paper-source.com/cgi-bin/paper/item/Cavallini-Phrenology-Wrapping-Paper/3650.041/456864.html
Hey Ric Scott!
Looking at pretty things makes me forget my poverty.
I absolutely love the cork wall (would also be really great in a study or studio for mood boards… giant pinboard!) and the steer horns. very stylish home :)
Yes, Love the Tiger!
Yowzas! Those windows! that light! What lucky ducks you are! And I lurv that coffee table!
@Anne Sisco: fortunate for you, but it doesnt change things for the other 48.99 mil.
my husband and i have been contemplating buying that exact credenza for a year…i guess this is a sign! :)
Love, love, love.
dear kirsten, thank you sooo much for the link! already ordered ;)
Just for the record I love that tiger and their whole house.
I love this space, especially with the plexi coffee table with rope handles! (Or is it a lucite coffee table?) Either way, so fabulous!
I love the mix of textures on the bed! Just lovely.
thank goodness you kept the tiger painting!! It is very cool! I have a great tiger sculpture folk art piece that is almost as good..I love your home.. thanks for sharing!
Many thanks for all of the kind words! And thanks, Mrs. Chanpong! :)
@Lucy, the bookshelves are from Ikea: very affordable and only a casual pain to put together! :)
@Ryan, the rug does kinda look like a bathmat; that was my first thought, too, when we looked at it. BUT, one walk around on it barefoot and you never want to walk on anything else.
@Meristem, I'll research tonight who the artist is. The Free Library of Philadelphia held a print show a few years ago and I picked it up there. They actually hold some really great events. If you're ever in the Philly area, you should check out their schedule!
Laughing about the tiger. I'm with your husband on that one. First thing that looked out of place. Beautiful house, though. I'm happy for your success. I also love the idea of a cork wall for a teenage room, commenter Kyle.
Ooh, I love this house. & that phrenology model and brain wall art totally tickles my psychology bones.
I love the dining table setting , where did you get the dishes? Plates. mugs and saucers… you have a beautiful home
Gorgeous home, very livable and stylish! I really love the credenza in the living room. I don't see it on the Anthropologie website anymore… although I remember seeing it there sometime in the past. Do you know if it's still available somewhere?
Hey, @Bridgette! The plates were actually a hand-me-down from my mom. She had them in her first apartment; when I moved into mine so many years ago, she gave them to me! The pattern is Finlandia, manufactured by Myott of Staffordshire, England. A quick search turned up loads of results on eBay and Replacements, Inc. The juice glasses are from Anthropologie (I don't think they're available anymore); the cups and saucers are by Russel Wright. Found them at a local vintage store. I'm sure you can find them on etsy or eBay.
@Kelly, thank you! The credenza is by Iannone Design, a firm based in Philadelphia. Here's their site: http://www.iannonedesign.com/furniture.html
Was ecstatic to find this post of a lovely home for a lovely gal! What a wonderful space… the photos convey the great energy it has, and even allude to many happy memories yet to be made. All the best to you and David! — Brigid Darragh
where did you get the cork tiles? it looks beautiful!
Hey @Audrey Yee–the cork is original! That's why it smells so great! :)
Love the Swiss Army blanket and fireplace. The bookcase organized by color is lovely, too! Beautiful home.


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FYI, I got a flyer from Tuesday Morning's yesterday. On the front cover they were featuring Le Crueset. 50-80% off, "pieces vary store to store". Sale begins Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Mine has Cuisinart for $99 on the cover and "Famous French Enameled Cast Iron Cookware" on page 3.
It's an interesting store, it handles closeouts, overstocks and a lot of odd things, too. It's only open 4 times a year and you can usually get some great items at good prices. If there's one near you, it's worth checking out.
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In the midwest....they only close 4 times a year! Mostly theya re open1...There is a short period about every 3 months where they are closed for re arranging and marking....but from maybe Oct 1st until Christmas they are open.....then closed for about 3 or 4 weeks and open again for a while.
My stores hand out calandars showing openings and closings.
And the link from the email sent to me shows different items than your link....hmm....might have to travel around to some Tuesday Mornings!
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So I stopped at Tuesday Morning today and picked up a 5.5 qt Blue round french oven.
I get home and out it next to our Blue Le Crueset Wok.
Low and behold the colors are different (more so than I would expect for normal variation).
So the question is do people know if there are two different colors. Or is the Tuesday Morning stuff a second in the sense that the color is wrong. All the blue at Tuesday Morning looked the same color.
Or is it possible that my wok being a older year was a different color. I would think the colors stay the same year to year.
PS - The Tuesday morning near me had only 4 or 5 blue peices and the rest were yellow. The cashier told me the stuff was flying out the door.
You know, Brucedelta, Williams Sonoma advertises that they have a blue that is only for them. When I called the sales lady said it was the same blue as elsewhere but the ads on the internet clearly state it is exclusive to them. I wonder if that is the problem. Was one or the other of your pieces a Williams Sonoma blue? Just a thought. Either way I am sure they are beautiful. I have several blue pieces (but not the wok) and they are all the same. Best wishes. Rose
Wok was from Sur La Table, so it would not be the W-S color. It was a floor model since they did not have one in a box, but it did have a nice discount. I know it was a prior year model since it has a metal lid and the current (2005) model shows a glass lid and a price $30 lower than ordering new.
Maybe the Tuesday Morning is the W-S color. I will probably take the lid to Sur La Table to compare with other open stock. The staff there will give me the scoop since I find Sur La Table to be a great store.
Dear Brucedelta,
The Williams Sonoma site calls their blue "Sonoma Blue"
This is a photo from their web site. Just click on the Sonoma Blue to see if that is a match to yours. I could not get the link to work on the specific color. I think the blue is different that the regular one. I was worried about it matching my other pieces and therefore ended up buying through Caplan Duval (with a much better price) There is no Tuesday Morning where I live :(
Here is a link that might be useful: Sonoma Blue
I was in WS on another mission yesterday an looked at the sonoma blue compared to the stock LC color (they have little sample pots of all colors). The sonoma blue was a darker blue and very nice indeed. The tuesday morning color was lighter than the stock color so it is definatly different than anything else on the market.
That is why it is being sold as a discounted product. Many times the dye or the first firing makes the item a different shade from what it "should be". Of course with Le Creuset, that is part of the charm, the imperfection, but only to a certain degree and not beyond. My thoughts...Who cares if it's doesn't match or is slightly different? As long as the product performs well, and I have purchased a William Sonoma "dune" saute pan, and (kiwi, or lime) saucier at full price (ouch!), and then purchased a blue oval oven and a green round 4 quart oven from TJ Max. They ALL perform well. No differences except for color and I like that they're all different colors. As someone else pointed out, you can always tell your kitchen assistant to go fetch you the "blue" pot, or the "green" pot for whatever. Now go fetch me the Kiwi pot!!
Well...you guys enabled me. I'm going to have to get Le Crueset now, like I need more kitchen stuff. ;) I'll only get one or 2 though. I could've saved a lot of money if I had bought them early in our marriage. We did look at them, but I don't remember why we didn't get any. Probably too much money and we had an assortment of cast iron. Not the same as enameled I know, but it has served us well. I'll get rid of some of the cast iron pots, though, since I rarely use them.
I did stop by our Tuesday Morning store. I've never seen such a mess of a store. Are they all like that? It looked like the day after Christmas sale, with the shelves all a mess. They had some blue and yellow LCs, in 3.5 qts and I think 7.5 qt. TJMaxx didn't have any.
Ratherbgardening - Yeah, they all look like that, at least every one I've seen. Makes it very hard to find things.
I know what you mean. I kick myself on things like this I could have done for way less years ago. Some poeple have that gift. i don't. I seems like I wait until something is top dollar before I even notice it. When I see what it used to sell for, it just makes me sick. Oh well, you get over it. At least it's something high quality, like Le Creuset that will outlast me.
Good luck,
Well, I finally broke down and got some LC at Tuesday Morning. I hesitated and even put it back on the shelf 2 times, but a conversation between a husband and wife changed my mind. As the couple walked by the LC, they remarked that it was expensive, but that Pierre's family uses it and they pass it down from one generation to the next. They were using grandma's cookware now.
I have no idea who the couple was or who Pierre is or where he and his family live, but I thought of how nice it would be if my children or grandchildren would one day use the same cookware as I do. They will no doubt throw out all my Calphalon and my Farberware, but the LC - they may just think that it would be worth keeping.
So, it's all Pierre's fault that I now own 2 pieces of LeCreuset!!
I went with the round 3.5 and 5.5 qt. ones. I had actually planned on getting the oval one, but someone grabbed it before me, which was probably a good thing. I think I'll use the round ones more than an oval one.
I used the smaller one for making a goulash with 2 pounds of beef stew meat, and it was the perfect size for that. Haven't used the larger one yet - they're actually Christmas presents for myself, so I'm trying to hold off using them, so they'll seem "new" after Christmas.


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Barbara & her husband DeWitt Nelson have been playing together for many years in a variety of genres. The one constant is Barbara's voice, smoky, rich & soulful with hints of Ella Fitzgerald, Bonnie Raitt & Janis Joplin. If you caught Barbara & Company's brunch date last September, you'll certainly recall Barbara's electrifying rendition of June Christy's magnum opus, "Something Cool". This time around, Barbara will be performing a number of tunes from June Christy as well as many of her other favorite female jazz vocalists. Backing up Barbara will be DeWitt Nelson on bass, Ken McGloin on guitar, Larry Balestra on drums, and special guest Ian Bennett on sax.


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Electra Village
This fully loaded hotel has a big pool and an impressive entertainment line-up. It's a minute's walk away from a big waterpark, plus you can stroll to the beach in 5 minutes.
The Electra Village has a close-to-the-beach setting, a massive pool and puts an impressive waterpark in arm's reach, so it's a big hit with the family crowd.
Studios and apartments here are nice and roomy, plus you get a balcony or terrace and air-con as standard. Superior rooms pack in a whirlpool bath, too.
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Buffet meals. Snacks between meals. Ice-cream 10.00-22.00.
Unlimited local alcoholic beverages and soft drinks 10.00-24.00.
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All are included except where indicated.
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You get free access to the waterpark which is just across the road from the hotel. There's an impressive list of slides to get excited about - the Kamikaze and Freefall are both speed slides with big drops for those that enjoy a bit of a rush. And there's the Aquatube bodyslide with its twists and turns in the dark. The multi-lane number gives you speedy-fun races, too.
And just so you know, you need to be 120cm plus to use the bigger slides, and 140cm for the Sidewinder. Little ones aged 3-8 years are catered for at the Children's Play Area, and all the family can enjoy the Lazy River and Wave Pool. The waterpark is open May to October.
Kids' club
At the hotel-run kids' club, kids aged 4-12 will really get to show their creative side here, with drawing, dancing, singing and stories all on the programme. They'll also enjoy some downtime with a movie, and be able to take part in creative play.
Outdoor pool
Generous in size, the pool here comes with a large terrace dotted with sunloungers. There's a pool bar in easy reach, too.
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1-bedroom apartment
1-bedroom apartment sleeps up to 4, with twin beds in the bedroom and 2 sofa-beds or camp beds in the lounge area. Air-conditioning is available from June to September.
1-bedroom apartment with limited sea view
1-bedroom apartments sleep up to 4, with twin beds in the bedroom and 2 sofa-beds or camp beds in the lounge area. Air-conditioning is available from June to September.
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Great for young families
We first stayed at this hotel and water park in July 2013, and then again in July 2014 and can honestly say we had a great time on both occasions. The staff were very helpful and friendly and the barman and entertainers even remembered us from the previous visit. This latest holiday was our fourth in a row to the fantastic island of Cyprus and can honestly say the people are very welcoming and friendly. The staff at the water park were great with the kids, by the end of the holiday they were on first name terms. The entertainment team work so hard and Annis (hope I spelled that correctly) is certainly a character. The restaurant has a difficult task of trying to cater for all tastes and I think that they did this really well with themed meals in the evenings (Mexican night was my personal favourite). Rooms are simple but clean and tidy. If you fancy a stroll then you can actually walk down to the lunar park in Ayia Napa in about 30 minutes or so. Another thing we enjoyed was the scuba diving that is demonstrated at the hotel by Steve and his team. We went with them all four years we stayed in Cyprus and can honestly say they are great with the kids (and even the nervous adults). Beach is a two minute walk (if that) from the hotel and the main shopping area is a 10 minute stroll. All in all, really enjoyed visiting Cyprus and in particular this hotel.More
Paul S, Wrexham, United Kingdom
Great location
Kids lived in the waterpark, loved it, small but had 6 slides that kept us all happy and great lifeguards. Food was ok in the restaurant, changed every night to different theme. Have had better entertainment but the main chap made a tremendous effort to get everybody involved. Fantastic location right on the beachfront and a short walk to superb beaches. We also did paragliding over the sea and in a donut both pulled by speedboats very close to the hotel. Rooms were basic but clean and when I asked for more pillows had them very quickly, complained about an influx of ants but they came in and washed the floors which cleared them. Large pool too - all in all a fantastic place, great island and weather was over 26 degrees every day end of October - definitely would go back.More
JessP117, Margate, United Kingdom
This place was really awesome!!!
WOW!!!!!! What a lovely hotel / holiday complex, soon as we arrived at 10pm we was made welcome especially by the the two guys behind the pool bar. Good entertainment and won at bingo 100 euros. The water park is really awesome for the kids and big kids :-) . Beach was within a stones throw. Room was really clean and nice, the cleaners was really polite too. There was a few ants but they never bothered me at all, IGNORE ALL THE BAD REVIEWS THIS PLACE IS AMAZING & REALLY GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY. I shall be returning. I would like to thank all the staff for making are holiday one to remember. Champagne in the room too. We met some great people and some for life. THANKS THE HALLINGHAMS!!!!!More
Fantastic Family Fun!!
I'm a little delayed in my review but better late than never..... Myself, my son (then 8yrs old) and my friend stayed at the Electra May 2014 and couldnt fault a thing. We had a fantastic room on the ground floor at the top of the main pool area. Room service was great, the entertainment team had the right combination of energy to get you involved but didnt hassle you, no was simply no. The waterpark was the icing on the cake with this hotel, an absolute asset and we spent a few hours each day on the slides. The cocktails were nice, some of them a little dicey but hey thats down to personal taste. Plenty of choice of food, for adults and children again some i liked some i didnt but again that's personal preference, nothing against the choice as we never went hungry. 20 minute walk to the beautiful Nissi beach, certainly worth a stroll and 15 minute walk down towards Luna park. I cant fault the hotel or the staff, and would certainly recommend/return should we come back to Cyprus.More
hayley c, Burton upon Trent, United Kingdom
Was expecting more
The splash world was the reason we booked, and we can't fault that. However our room was ridden with ants and overlooked a games area and was really near the evening entertainment making sleep before midnight near impossible which wasn't ideal with a nine year old child. Snack bar was amazing, you could choose from a menu and the staff were great. The pool was dangerous and when we pointed out that our daughter had cut herself on the edge of the pool on some sharp stones that were protruding from the worn concrete we were told that it was due to be refurbished and our concerns dismissed. Beds uncomfortable. Kids club was too broad range in ages so didn't appeal to any. Entertainment was more about noise than anything actually entertaining. Ran out of ice cream, butter and a number of other things as it was coming upto end of season but otherwise the food was average.More
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Painting metal baseboard?
I thought I'd ask the question here, as it seems at least as much related to metalworking as any other topic.
Our metal baseboard is in bad shape. Can it be sanded and repainted? If so, what's the best place? I'm thinking someone who does car painting, but not sure.
You could have them dipped in acid or sand or bead blasted, then painted and clear coated ... prep is everything. You might even want to look into powder coating, more durable than paint though. Just depends on how much you want to get into it.
You would be amazed at what you can do with a wire wheel and a can of spray paint though.
I considered blasting and re-painting the covers for my baseboards. Then I realized that new covers are not expensive and look very nice. You can buy a cover for a 5' heater for about $28 at Lowe's or HD. With a new heating element, they are only $5 more. For a larger room with 15-20' of heater, you can get several 8-10' covers and the splices to make the installation look clean.
As I remodel each room in my house, I am replacing all the old baseboards, including the elements, since they are all bashed up, dirty, and full of undescribable nastiness.
:) on new baseboards, Eastrick is right- just recover them.
on my darling old, original to the house beasties? can't replace them- I painted two of them with plain old house paint, used a wire brush on a drill to clean up the radiators and sprayed them with rustoleum heat resistant...
and cleaned another one of the baseboards down to bare metal, gave it several coats of the copper coating they use for Verdigris work...and then added copper leaf over that base. like it so much, I'm thinking about doing them all that way.


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taxes or no taxes
I don't know if this is the proper place for this post but here goes.
One year ago almost to the day I sold my house. We paid $12,00 for it in 1965. I only got $50,000 minus half the closing cost for it. I had moved to Fl & lived in a mobile home. My son lived in the house & Social Security MADE him pay me $300 a month rent. I also paid ALL the bill there. When I sold it they asked if I rented it out & for fear getting him in trouble with SS I said yes. I called H&R Block & told them everything. I was told I didn't have to pay any kinda Tax.. that is great if it is right. Does it sound right? I would hate to end up in trouble if it isn't right. Unfortunately I didn't get the name of the lady who told me that. I guess I was just so excited about not having to pay taxes. That money is all I have above my little SS check.
Thanks for any help & hopefully assurance.
I haven't had to pay taxes since about 1995 or 1996. I had H&R Block do them till they told me I didn't have to pay any longer. I did file last year to get the $250 stimulus check everyone got. I didn't receive a 1040 (I think that's the name) form this year. As U can see I'm not a business minded person & never worked outside the home.
No phone calls, go and actually talk with at least a tax preparer.
Bring all you old tax forms.
If you sold outside of five years after moving out of the place and 'renting' it ti your son you missed the exclusion on the gains.
You also may have an issue with how you treated the 'rental' income.
By not being truthful all the way around you may have dug yourself a nice tax hole.
The first thing is to stop digging.
The second is to get an experienced tax person (and you may end up needing an attorney) to look over the situation.
The numbers are small so IRS attention is not likely, but there is NO statute of limitations on tax fraud (only on errors).
If I was wasn't truthful it was through ignorance but I know that isn't an excuse they will except. If I hadn't been so truthful I wouldn't be in some of this mess.. I could have lied & said I wasn't getting any rent from my son...I am not into lying though This isn't the 1st time I have have had to pay more for being honest. I will be the winner in the very end.
My son was born in that house but I had to sell it as I needed the money to live on.. I would never have charged him except for the fact Social Security said I had to. I live on a Church of Christ University campus in a senior housing Apt.
There is a law school here who will help us free. I just don't know if the handle tax problems... I will find out Monday...they should be back from spring break then.
At the very least if you rented the place you are required to depreciate it.
This can result in depreciation recapture when it is sold.
Even if you do not actually take the depreciation, the recapture tax must be paid as if you did.
You would not be the first person who rented and failed to correctly depreciate and gets hit for it on recapture.
You can file amended tax returns, but there is a time limit on them. (2-3 years seems to ring a bell).
Good luck on getting the mess straightened out.
It is likely past anything H&R Block can handle.
I am a CPA, altho' retired. Sale of rental property is different than sale of a personal residence. Gain on sale of a personal residence in some cases may be excluded from income (not taxed), but gain on the sale of a rental property is generally taxable. Your gain (roughly $38,000)would be taxed all most entirely as long-term capital gain, which has a federal tax rate between 0% -15%, depending on your income. If the gain was your only income in 2009, and you are single, your capital gain tax rate is closer to the 0%, so it is unlikely that you are looking at a big tax bill. That said, I would recommend that you use that law school or other volunteer tax preparer to report the gain. It is possible that you could owe a tax in the state where the property was located.
In theory, you should also amend tax returns to report the rental income for a number of years. But if the expenses were more than the income, I would not bother. And b-t-w, even if your son had not paid you rent, when you moved to FL, the house stopped being your primary residence. So the gain would still be taxable.
Good luck!
I am so confused & very worried. I just wish I could have sold it when I moved.. I couldn't as my son wouldn't have anywhere to live. He is disabled & can't work. I finally got him into public housing which he can mostly pay his own way with his Social security disability check.. He has started eating sandwiches twice a day to help with the expenses. He is also diabetic & that's not good. He gets VERY little money. He is physically able to care for himself.
I don't know what expenses I can count or what to depreciate or what the recapture even is. It is probably to late for amended tax return.
My son had rages & tore the house to pieces. I was lucky to get what I got. His rages is one of the reasons I moved out..I got remarried & moved to Florida but he is dead now too. I say HAD rages cause he is doing good now with the corrects medicine finally.. We still can't live together though...it wouldn't work. I don't have any old tax records.. H&R Block told me sometime about 1995 or 96 said I no longer had to file. With 2 move & total clean out of the house I no longer have them. Now if I could deduct all I lost when I sold the house I'd be OK BUT I know I can't. A lot of my belongings were still there & most I just gave away.. no time for a yard sale. That's a different story & over.
This house is in VA. I now live in AL.
" I don't have any old tax records.. "
The IRES has copies of them if you need them.
Do not rely on H&R for anything out of the ordinary.
They now how to fill out forms.
They rarely know the law behind the forms (and even the accountants have problems there).
From a tax standpoint, it would have been better had you been able to sell when you moved. But, you did a good deed, and now you have some aggravating paperwork to deal with, but it should not be a major worry.
Remember that in addition to the $12,000 you paid in 1965, that you undoubtedly made improvements to the house over the years. Those improvements would increase your cost basis in the house, and reduce the gain on sale. In all likelihood, your gain is quite small, and won't cause you to owe any taxes. However, the IRS does have the Form 1099 reporting the $50,000 sales price, so you should see a volunteer tax preparer to report it.
Some volunteer tax preparers are CPA's or enrolled agents or tax attorneys. Your situation is actually not that complicated - it just took a bit of back and forth to understand.
You should make a list of improvements that you made over the years, and estimate the cost of each. That will help tremendously, even if you no longer have records.
If you can find a volunteer preparer who is a tax attorney or enrolled agent, then you should be fine. Many CPAs can do taxes but not all have any experience. An experienced tax preparer will know how to deal with the unclaimed depreciation which will save you many dollars in taxes.
Take a deep breath and relax. This isn't going to bankrupt you one way or another as long as you take some steps to fix any errors you might have made.
If possible, find a local volunteer tax prepared or CPA as discussed above. If you can't find someone like that, any tax professional should be able to help you for hundreds (not thousands) of dollars. You may owe taxes on part of the 50k, but the IRS isn't going to take all 50k from you. Based on the details you have given, I would be surprised if you owe more than a couple thousand in taxes.


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PERTH, Australia (Reuters) - Australia is seeking further explanation from Malaysia about why an Australian senator, who went to politically sensitive Malaysia to discuss electoral reform, was denied entry and deported, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said on Sunday.
Malaysia refused entry on Saturday to independent Senator Nick Xenophon, with an immigration official saying the decision was made because he had participated in an illegal street rally for electoral reform in the Southeast Asian country last year.
The Malaysian government is bracing for an election within months that is expected to be the closest in the former British colony's history.
"We made immediate and strenuous representations on his behalf, not only in relation to him being detained, but into him being allowed to be in Malaysia," Gillard told reporters in Melbourne, where Xenophon had arrived earlier on Sunday.
"Clearly we didn't succeed. We will continue to pursue this issue with the Malaysian government."
Xenophon was part of an unofficial delegation seeking to discuss the coming elections with members of the Malaysian government, opposition, judiciary and election commission. The other three members of the delegation canceled their trip after Xenophon was detained on arrival in Kuala Lumpur.
He said he had been told he had been detained because he was considered "a security risk". The Malaysian government said he had broken the law on a previous visit.
Xenophon was invited to Malaysia last year by opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and observed a major street rally for electoral reform in April that ended in violence. He later criticized the government's handling of the rally.
Anwar, a former deputy prime minister, wrote on his blog on Saturday that Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak should not treat visitors as "enemies of the state" because they had criticized the ruling United Malays National Organisation.
"While it is true that senator Xenophon has raised concerns about the probity of our coming general elections, he has neither violated any written law nor conducted himself in a manner which may be constituted as a threat to our society," Anwar said.
Razak must call the election by the end of April and the opposition holds a good chance of toppling UMNO, the anchor of a Barisan Nasional coalition government, after 56 years in power.
That prospect is unnerving some government officials, emboldening the opposition and raising risks for investors.
Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr said he had contacted his Malaysian counterpart, Anifah Aman, over Xenophon's deportation but did not think ties would suffer.
"He said Malaysia took strong objection to foreigners interfering in their election campaign," Carr told reporters.
Australia and Malaysia have had a sometimes rocky diplomatic relationship. The two countries clashed 20 years ago when former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating called former Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad "recalcitrant" for boycotting the 1993 Asia-Pacific economic forum.
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