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Mariah Yeater Willing to Take Polygraph to Prove Justin Bieber Fathered Her Baby (VIDEO)
Of course, the DNA test her lawyers are asking for, and that Bieber has said he's more than willing to submit to, would prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. All a polygraph would do is confirm that Yeater fully believes what she is saying, but that still leaves room for doubt.
Really the easiest way to tell might just be to have a good look at the baby's hair. If it's in that signature swoop he used to sport, we'll all know the truth.
Mariah Yeater Steps Away When Asked if Anyone Can Substantiate Her Story (VIDEO)
"No questions about it," Yeater said. But when faced with questions about whether or not any of the other women who were around when the alleged hook-up went down, Yeater found herself unable to answer.
Mariah Yeater Details the Night She Met Justin Bieber on 'The Insider' (VIDEO)
Specifically, she talked about how his demeanor changed after he got her alone in what turned out to be a bathroom. Whereas before he was talking about how he wanted to make love to her and be alone with her, now he was using much coarser language.
Can Rosie O'Donnell Help Oprah Save Struggling OWN? (VIDEO)
According to 'Insider,' OWN is the 63rd ranked cable network and Web site traffic has recently plunged by 50 percent. Winfrey is hoping O'Donnell's show, which shoots on Winfrey's old set, will give the network a boost when it debuts this fall. O'Donnell seems happy to be involved. "We did like a four-hour sort of sit down, what's going on, what do you think," she said. "At the end of it, she's like, what do you say we do this. I'm like, I'm in."
Brooke Anderson to Replace Lara Spencer on 'The Insider'
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Anderson will replace departing host Lara Spencer.
"I'm a huge fan of Brooke both professionally and personally," Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of 'Entertainment Tonight' and 'The Insider,' said in a statement. "I've admired her work on HLN and am thrilled that she is joining our 'Insider' family.
"Brooke is such a well rounded broadcaster -- smart, inquisitive, experienced, and grounded," she said. "She's everything you'd want in a co-anchor and the perfect fit to sit at 'The Insider' desk with our Kevin Frazier."
Lara Spencer Leaves 'The Insider,' Joins ABC News
According to Hollywood Reporter, Spencer will become the lifestyle anchor on ABC's 'Good Morning America.' Spencer has been with CBS and 'The Insider' for seven seasons. She was also a contributor to CBS's 'The Early Show.'
The move to ABC is a return home for Spencer. Prior to joining CBS, Spencer was a correspondent on 'GMA' and New York's WABC.
"We are grateful for all of her contributions since day one of 'The Insider,'" Linda Bell Blue, executive producer of 'The Insider,' said. "We respect her decision to accept this exciting opportunity and wish her every success in her new job."
The Secret Acting Life of Bristol Palin (VIDEO)
Course, after watching this clip from 'The Insider' (weekdays, syndicated), maybe Bristol shouldn't give up her day job.
What do you think?
Sandra Bullock Denies That There Is a Jesse James Sex Tape (VIDEO)
Watch the video after the jump.
Is Lindsay Lohan a Secret Celebrity Hoarder? (VIDEO)
On the latest episode of 'The Insider' (weekdays, 7PM ET on CBS), Niecy Nash went inside Lohan's apartment. "I'm here because I heard you got a whole lot of mayhem and a whole lot of foolishness," Nash said. "I have a lot of clothing ... I have a lot of stuff," said Lohan. "Can you show me your 'stuff'?" Nash asked. But what Nash found may be more "stuff" and clothing than you can ever imagine.
Watch the video after the jump.
Lindsay Lohan's White Powder on 'The Insider' (VIDEO)
'The Insider' (weekdays, 7PM ET on CBS) discussed Lohan' s at-risk lifestyle, coming to the conclusion that someone with her problems, who is out partying each night, not working, not in treatment -- is someone who is in danger of losing her life. To top things off, 'The Insider' showed a picture of Lohan from the New York Daily News that shows ... a mysterious cloud of white powder coming out of Lohan's shoes. What could the powder be? Cocaine? Talcum powder? Something else?
Watch the video after the jump.
Niecy Nash Talks About Almost Being Killed When She Was Little (VIDEO)
On Wednesday's edition of 'The Insider' (weekdays, syndicated), Nash and her mother, Margaret, discussed an incident that almost killed them. They revealed that Margaret's former boyfriend shot Margaret in the back -- while going after Niecy's brother -- with a sawed-off shotgun. Then he set the house on fire ... with Niecy still inside, hiding under a bed.
It's a pretty shocking incident -- one that will send chills up your spine.
Watch the video after the jump.
Kate Gosselin: 'Dancing With the Stars' Is as Hard as Having Kids (VIDEO)
"That's like two of the hardest things I've ever done," she said, hedging her bets. "Both took major mental strength and mental preparation." In the end, we got no real answer from Gosselin. Giving birth to six kids at once and dancing in front of a national audience must both be hard. We're not that great at dancing, but given the choice, we'll take dancing over giving birth. We're just kind of wussy like that.
Watch the video after the jump.
Gary Coleman Storms off 'The Insider' (VIDEO)
His initial response was "You can go drown yourself in the ocean," but as the questioning became more and more heated, Coleman's language escalated and he finally walked off the show.
Watch the video after the jump.
Hailey Glassman: Jon Gosselin Abuses Me (Video)
Things for Jon Gosselin, former star of 'Jon & Kate Plus 8' and shoo-in for Father of the Year, are about to get much, much worse. 'The Insider' is preparing to air an exclusive bombshell interview containing shocking revelations by Gosselin's 22-year-old girlfriend, Hailey Glassman.
A tearful Glassman reportedly breaks down during the interview and alleges she's the victim of emotional abuse at the hands of Gosselin. "He's done some really cruel things to me," she says. Additionally, Glassman complains about the negative attention that dating a reality star brings, as do accusations of being a "homewrecker." "I can't be a normal 22-year-old. I can't have friends anymore," says an emotional Glassman.
Watch the tear-filled video after the jump.
Review: America's Next Top Model - Interview 101
(S13E07) I love watching episodes of America's Next Top Model where contestants think they are amazing and crash and burn by the end of the show. This week, the challenge for the would-be models was the dreaded CoverGirl commercial.
The past few episodes have really become "Let's root for dorky Nicole, dyslexic Laura, and droopy-eyed Jennifer." They don't get bitch edits and even Rae finally realized how cool Nicole's dork-chic can actually be. Sundai and Erin complain about everything, while Brittany and Rae are forgettable. Since all three are favorites, I doubt that Tyra will pick them to win.
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Ice GrilleTuesday, 24 February 2015
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The Kinder River WaterfailSunday, 25 January 2015
Kinder Downfall is the tallest waterfall in the Peak District, with a 30-metre (98 ft) fall. The waterfall was formerly known as Kinder Scut, and it is from this that the plateau derives its name. Although usually little more than a trickle in summer, in spate conditions it is impressive. In certain wind conditions (notably when there is a strong west wind), the water is blown back on itself, and the resulting cloud of spray can be seen from several miles away. [Wiki]
[Found here, via here. 1st link has a video that blows me away.]
Canada Considers Fence On Southern Border To Stem Wave Of Illegal ImmigrationSunday, 23 November 2014
Mexico allows Central and South American immigrants to pass through her borders on 72 hour visas, and most of those people are headed for the porous southern border of the US. As these illegal immigrants pour in, local pressure builds, and now there's another movement happening at the US – Canadian Border. Canadians don't like it.
Here's the full transcript from The Manitoba Herald 1 December 2010:
Border Fence Proposed
by Clive Runnels
The flood of American liberals sneaking across the border into Canada has intensified in the past week, sparking calls for increased patrols to stop the illegal immigration. The recent actions of the Tea Party and the fact Republicans won the Senate are prompting an exodus among left-leaning citizens who fear they'll soon be required to hunt, pray, and to agree with Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck.
Canadian border farmers say it's not uncommon to see dozens of sociology professors, animal-rights activists and Unitarians crossing their fields at night. "I went out to milk the cows the other day, and there was a Hollywood producer huddled in the barn," said Southern Manitoba farmer Red Greenfield, whose acreage borders North Dakota. The producer was cold,exhausted and hungry. He asked me if I could spare a latte and some free-range chicken. When I said I didn't have any, he left before I even got a chance to show him my screenplay, eh?"
In an effort to stop the illegal aliens, Greenfield erected higher fences, but the liberals scaled them. He then installed loudspeakers that blared Rush Limbaugh across the fields. "Not real effective," he said. "The liberals still got through and Rush annoyed the cows so much that they wouldn't give any milk."
Officials are particularly concerned about smugglers who meet liberals near the Canadian border, pack them into Volvo station wagons, and drive them across the border where they are simply left to fend for themselves. "A lot of these people are not prepared for our rugged conditions," an Ontario border patrolman said. "I found one carload without a single bottle of imported drinking water. They did have a nice little Napa Valley cabernet, though." When liberals are caught, they're sent back across the border, often wailing loudly that they fear retribution from conservatives. Rumors have been circulating about plans being made to build re-education camps where liberals will be forced to drink domestic beer and watch NASCAR races.
In recent days, liberals have turned to ingenious ways of crossing the border. Some have been disguised as senior citizens taking a bus trip to buy cheap Canadian prescription drugs. After catching a half-dozen young vegans in powdered wig disguises, Canadian immigration authorities began stopping buses and quizzing the supposed senior-citizens about Perry Como and Rosemary Clooney to prove that they were alive in the '50s. "If they can't identify the accordion player on The Lawrence Welk Show, we become very suspicious about their age," an official said.
Canadian citizens have complained that the illegal immigrants are creating an organic-broccoli shortage and are renting all the Michael Moore movies. "I really feel sorry for American liberals, but the Canadian economy just can't support them," an Ottawa resident said. "How many art-history majors does one country need?"
In an effort to ease tensions between the United States and Canada, Vice President Biden met with the Canadian ambassador and pledged that the administration would take steps to reassure liberals. A source close to President Obama said, "We're going to have some Paul McCartney and Peter, Paul & Mary concerts. And we might even put some endangered species on postage stamps. The President is determined to reach out," he said.
The US and Canada are not the only countries experiencing an influx of illegal immigrants crossing their southern borders. Check out this image from Vladikavkaz, Russia:
If the Theory of Global Worming is true, there's going to be a massive influx of people from all regions south of the Arctic Circle, judging from the current migration patterns.
Sure, Canada has Molson's and poutine, but I'm gonna stay put and watch the parade. By the way, The Manitoba Herald folded in 1877, there is no such person named Clive Runnels, and I am not the author of the quoted satirical article. Go figger.
Summer to Winter in 4 Hours.Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Boulder Colorado 10 November 2014.
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Swingin' And Slingin' The Hot LinksSunday, 12 October 2014
Horse rocks out to crappy dance music [via].
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How to multiply numerals with multiple digits graphically. Very cool. Now I can get rid of my TI Datamath.
Sorry to have to state the obvious, but the people who marched for "Climate Change" are idiots.
Interesting timelapse of Arizona weather [via].
Planets inside water droplets.
Very cool audio/visual display of pendulum motion [via]. Visual demo of sound waves, mathematical sine wave congruences, electronics, physics, gravity, art and bowling all in one. Surprising stuff happens about 1:00 in. There's medical info in the video as well – one of the kids has whooping cough. I haven't heard that sound since I was in 3rd grade. [A screencap of the video is the source of the top image.]
North TrollSunday, 20 July 2014
It's cold, we're snowed in, and someone's out of beer.
[Found here.]
Global Whooping & GodzillaTuesday, 13 May 2014
Sorry, folks, I can't believe that the timing of the latest Global Whooping Hype is accidental, especially given this.
Nothing Much Happened Today.Wednesday, 23 April 2014
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Installing Ivy On A Building – Steps 3 through 7Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Step 3: Once the matured ivy mat is at or near the site, roll the mat out (green side down) onto the adjacent paving. Measure and trim to match the height and width of the face of the building. You can do this with a wooden yardstick and some Fiskar scissors.
Step 4: Measure and mark all door and window openings with chalk on the inside (brown) face of the mat and cut the openings as in Step 3. Make sure that the bottom of the mat is properly anchored with either surface or embedded arbor synchs, and give the mat a light spray of potable water.
Step 5: Mask all doors, windows and openings, including vents (on the outside of the building, not the inside as shown). Connect the high-pressure hose to the gallon drums of water and Elmer's that you mixed and prepared in Step 2. Spray it liberally over the face of the building, from the top down. Wait 10 minutes or so for the mixture to set, then roll the mat up the face of the building and tack it on. (Note that the mat is somewhat elastic, so you can stretch it to meet the corners and edges of the sills, jambs and headers where you need to.)
Step 6: Once the mat is in place and anchored, trim the openings as in Step 3, and provide a light mist of potable water for 24 hours minimum. Remove the masking.
Step 7: After eight weeks it's safe to remove the scaffolding.
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Welcome Distributing Steel Grab Handles For JKU Front and Rear Set
I am looking to sell these Welcome Distributing Steel Grab Handles, this is a set of front and rear handles with all the new grips
I would consider these new but they were installed to see how they looked and I decided I wanted to use the paracord handles that I started making instead.
These were pretty expensive I paid like $170 shipped and I'm willing to sell them for $140 for the set including shipping. I'm taking a pretty big loss but I need the money so help me out and buy these!
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MANILA, Philippines -- The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) knockout semifinal round begins on Wednesday, with Jose Rizal University (JRU) up against the Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT).
The match pitting the 3rd seeded Heavy Bombers against the 4th seeded Cardinals will be held at 4 p.m. at The Arena in San Juan City.
The winner of Wednesday's game will face No. 2 seed, defending champions San Sebastian Stags, for the right to face top seeded San Beda Red Lions in the finals.
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Coffee in plants???
Has anyone heard of using coffee or coffee grounds in there plants to help them with leaf shine or growth??
I remember reading someone on here actually puts cold coffee in her jade plants sometimes, and they have BEAUTIFUL blooms year after year. I can't remember what post that's from though...
I would love to know the answer to that as well, and if it does help, how to do it and how often.
Hi everybody : I've used coffee grounds in my garden, along with fish heads . Of course, I buried them over the winter, I grew Zucinni 4 feet long and Tomatoes big as a dinner plate. I don't know about House Plants,although my grandmother put some coffee grounds in her potted plants.
My father used to throw the coffee grounds into his compost and use them in the plants. His plants (I'm talking outside) did beautifully. I have got into the habit of taking our coffee grounds outside and throwing them on our compost pile. It always worked for my dad!
If I remember correctly, coffee grounds provide quick nitrogen (it is also a bit acidic). However, it needs bacterial action to break it down, and if you have that in your potted plants you have big problems. Coffee is frequently recommended for Christmas cactus; we have two at work, and I will sometimes throw in some watered-down leftover coffee; they don't seem to mind, and it may help. I know nothing about using it on other plants.
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Coffee grounds test at about 6.9 pH, or nearly neutral. The liquid Coffee that we drink is very acid, but the grounds are not. Grounds are great for a nitrogen, or "green" source for compost, and a way to add organic matter to outside soil. I'm not so sure if they would help container plants, and would only add them as a top dressing. If mixed into the soil mix, they would break down, which would have a negative effect on the soil structure so important to the roots of the plants.
Hello! Newbie here. I live in North Alabama, zone 7. I love this site! Am learning quite a bit from you all!! Thanks soooooooo much.
I would like to know how to use coffee grounds also. I make coffee every morning and have started a compost pile. I want to know if I can use these grounds on my houseplants and just how to do it. Do I need to let them break down in the compost pile or can I use them straight out of the pot? ANY help?
Thanks in advance!
Best advice is to keep the coffee AND the grounds out of your container plants, and to use them whereever you like in the (outside) garden. You can top dress with used grounds, add them to your compost pile, add them here and there in your garden, etc.
Adding such ingredients to a good container medium serves no purpose, in truth. In excess, such activity would be detrimental.


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Lamb, black pudding & mustard hotpot
Cooking timeReady in 2¾ - 3 hrs
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
If you prefer traditional Lancashire hotpot, leave out the black pudding and the mustard
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 832
- protein
- 50g
- carbs
- 66g
- fat
- 43g
- saturates
- 10g
- fibre
- 7g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 3.1g
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- 2 tbsp groundnut or sunflower oil (or dripping)
- 2 large onions, thinly sliced
- 350g black pudding, thickly sliced
- 8 lamb chops (middle neck cutlets), excess fat trimmed
- 900g potatoes, peeled and very thinly sliced
- 3 carrots, thinly sliced
- 2 tbsp grainy mustard
- 20g pack parsley, finely chopped
- 6 sprigs of thyme, leaves only
- 700ml/1¼ pints hot lamb or beef stock or a mixture of stock and water
- knob of butter, melted
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- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/ gas 4. Heat half the oil in a frying pan and cook the onions for 5 mins until they are soft and just starting to turn golden. Remove and set aside. Pour the remaining oil into the pan and fry the black pudding for about 1 min on each side. Remove, drain on kitchen paper and set aside.
- Cook the chops in the pan on a high heat so you get a good colour on the outside, but they're not cooked, then drain off the fat. Set the chops aside.
- Layer the ingredients in a deep ovenproof casserole, which holds everything snugly, starting with some potatoes and carrots and dotting half the mustard over each layer of black pudding. Season as you build up the layers and sprinkle the herbs throughout. You should have two layers of chops and finish with overlapping potato slices.
- Pour the hot stock over everything, then brush the top with the melted butter. Cover and bake for 2 hrs, until everything is meltingly tender, removing the lid for the last half hour to crisp up the potatoes.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2005
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I halved all ingredients as I cooked for 2 people. The preparation was easy and straight-forward, however my husband and I found the dish rather bland. Also the stock/liquid (350ml) was way too much and left us with a rather soup-like result in which the black pudding was dissolved and didn't look appetizing. We will cook it again, this time with less liquid and the black pudding as the last layer, to keep it crispy.


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At the Vanity Fair and L'Oréal Paris Party in LA, Freida Pinto posed with cutie Trey Smith in a blue, white, and grey racerback dress with a full mesh skirt from Antonio Berardi's Spring 2013 collection and a pair of Roger Vivier Sandals:
Check out her dress on the brand's Spring 2013 runway.
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
They both looked so cute; I'm melting. I'm glad Freida ditched the jacket; she is really coming into her own in terms of fashion. As for her acting, however…
Shade aside, she was riveting inTrishna. I hope she can secure more movie roles than showcase her range as an actress.
yikes @ the dress and MMM @ trey – how old is he again? :-p
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I have a problem where I have a pointer to an area in memory. I would like to use this pointer to create an integer array.
Essentially this is what I have, a pointer to a memory address of size 100*300*2 = 60000 bytes
unsigned char *ptr = 0x00000000; // fictional point in memory goes up to 0x0000EA60
What i would like to achieve is to examine this memory as an integer array of size 100*150 = 15000 ints = 60000 bytes, like this:
unsigned int array[ 100 ][ 150 ];
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It's no surprise that technology continues to advance at a rapid pace. Usually every advance means humans have to move less and less, however as we discussed in Part 1 of this series, there is technology out there that can actually help you get more active. In Part 1 we discussed Body Monitoring Devices to help you get the most out of your fitness routine, and here we will review several smartphone apps that can help you to get motivated and get moving!
Options for Fitness Apps
My Calm Beat (FREE)
Designed as a companion app to the My Calm Beat monitor (discussed in Part 1 of this series), this app can just as easily be used without it. The central idea is that by controlling your breathing rate you can enhance calmness, concentration and focus. Have you ever noticed how you breathe fast and shallow when stressed? Well the opposite is true as well – you breathe slowly and more deeply when you're calm and focused.
If you're using the app independently of the device, just select a breathing rate per minute (6 breaths per minute, for example), set the timer for a minute or two, and follow the animated lungs with your own breathing as they inflate and deflate. If you have the My Calm Beat monitor, you'd use it to test your optimal breathing rate and use that rate. For most of you, just breathing deeply and calmly (at any rate) for a couple minutes will provide a nice boost to your brain and body.
Seconds Timer (FREE; $4.99 for Pro Version)
If you use your smartphone to help with work and rest intervals in your workouts, this app can be a helpful tool. The free version has a few pre-set timers and allows you to create your own. However, you can only save intervals you create with the paid version, which comes with many enhanced features including the ability to create, save, name and share your own intervals.
Nike Training Club (FREE)
Known as a robust workout partner app, this one allows you to choose from a number of pre-set workouts of all types and fitness levels. You can set your own music from your music library to play along with the workout. A voiceover announces time remaining and provides the name of the upcoming exercise. There are short videos of each exercise that can be played on the go for a quick technique check. The voiceover is mostly unobtrusive and only chimes in when necessary. With the high number of embedded videos, this app can take up a fair bit of space on your phone, but it may be worth it.
Abs Revealed ($2.99)
This app contains content from the best-selling book on ab training, Abs Revealed. You can use the pre-set ab workouts, build workouts on the go and explore technique on individual exercises – many of which I created exclusively for the book and the app. The exercises mostly use bodyweight, stability balls and a suspension trainer. You don't need a copy of the book to discover some terrific ab exercises and programs, but it helps solidify the usefulness of the material. If you're looking for effective, creative and challenging ab routines that don't take a lot of time, this app is for you. Videos of 30 of the most challenging exercises are included and the app contains all of more than 60 exercises from the book, demonstrated with photos and descriptions of technique. In addition, here are some of my top tips and two never before seen ab exercises.
iMuscle ($1.99)
If you've got a little touch of exercise science geek in you, then this app is sure to pique your interest. It has well-rendered visuals of anatomy and muscles. You can click on a muscle to learn a little about it and get some sample exercises for each target muscle. Most of the exercises are standard ones that are commonly known so you won't get much here in the way of exercises that are new or cutting-edge, but that's not the point of this app. The ability to see exercises done by an animated figure without skin allows for a detailed view of the muscles in action. The exercises are all stand-alone so it would be up to you to put them together into a routine, but it can be helpful for finding an exercise for a certain part of the body and getting a better understanding of what muscles contribute to the movement.
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We are just finishing our kitchen remodel and time to look at bathrooms.
We got a bit carried away in the kitchen, so want to keep costs down in BR.
I think our tile floor is fine and the Jacuzzi can stay. We plan to paint the wood trim.
We have a double sink vanity. We will replace with a new vanity and double sink.
I am thinking of an integrated Corian sink/counter top vs Cambria counter top
We are also going to make the BR cabinet higher than standard - my my DH and myself are taller than average.
Thoughts on the counter and sink styles?
We will replace the toilet - anyone love their toilet?
A2 (sort of rhymes with GO BLUE, you know)
I did my baths and am now working on the kitchen--love yours (and saw the Watersone PLP yesterday--wow)
In my master bath, I used the Kohler Verticyl oval double sinks in our vanity. I love them and they are hardly more expensive than the regular oval Caxton which felt too ordinary for me. They have straight sides and a flat bottom which is kind of fun and lets me do things like use nail polish remover more safely by putting the open bottle in the sink while I am using it. I am not a believer in huge sinks--I would rather have the counterspace.
We have botticino marble countertops (actually marble everything--the rooms are narrow, so we wanted to keep it quiet).
We are very happy with the Toto Soiree ADA height with double cyclone flush and the E200 washlet. In our other bath remodel, we used another Toto--I forgot which one but is is not the ADA height. Kind of wish I had done ADA height in there as well. But both toilets work perfectly.
We did a fun Toto sink in the second bath. The Legato, I think. Sort of trapezoidal and interesting. Love that too.
I posted some pics last June.
NYC Blue Devil -
You figured it out.
Now, I do remember when UConn came from behind to beat the blue devils in the big dance (basketball)but don't hold that against me....(I actually went to UConn)
Thanks for your compliment on the kitchen - love our waterstone but too expensive for a bathroom....
I will have to hunt for your post - sounds gorgeous!
Just about to post our backsplash decision on kitchens...
Love your bathroom - do you have a cabinet on each side of the sink on the countertop (his and her cave?) or just on the left side.
What is the total width of your double vanity?
I don't think we can do the faucets out the back - but it would be nice not to have them on the counter...
Thanks - and hope you can laugh about my previous post - I take a lot of ribbing in A2 for being a UConn person - mostly, they want to know if I went to school in Alaska - but that was before UConn became known for bball :-)
LOL--I went to Duke and to Michigan (law school) so have conflicting allegiances...
Look up "pics of my new bathrooms"--the thread should still be there. The photos are not the best because the baths are only 5' wide so it was hard to get the angles. And the marble looks very pink when it in fact is beige.
The other toilet was the Ultramax, by the way.
We are doing the faucet that Poohpup has but in chrome--the rep at the KD took it out of the case and I was in love!
Bathrooms need a lot of bling and I think it is easier to buy online than for kitchens. At least there are more items to buy.I bought almost everything over the phone at plumbtile. Their prices were great and the sales staff extremely knowledgable. I think I saved about 7K over the "discounted" prices at the showroom for both bathrooms.
Thanks. I am really happy with the bathrooms.
The double vanity is about 90". It is separated into five banks--hamper (darks), sink cabinet, middle 4-drawer stack, sink cabinet, hamper (lights).
There is a tower on each side of the vanity that lines up with the outermost banks. The bottom part of the cabinet that opens with its own door has outlets for hair dryer, shaver, clock. That was a big quality of life improvement since I use the hair dryer every day and didn't want it on the counter.
You didn't ask but the open shower is a dream. As is the open tub/shower in the other bath. No glass to clean other than the sliver above the pony wall in the master. It doesn't get cold
We did the wall-mounted faucet in the girls' bath. It was a fun change but it is challenging because you have to figure out the height early in the process when they are doing the roughing in.
Thanks NYC - glad you could have LOL - I was worried I might offend you but felt that you would be fine.
I did look at your BR - love it - I think we were posting at the same time. How long is your double vanity?
You will love your Waterstone - I got to preview the model that Pooh and soon you will have in West Reading, PA.
I was visiting DM and the Baldwin store arranged for the rep to drop it off. I loved it - but alas, wasn't the right style for my kitchen (I tried hard).
I also wanted the latch on spray (who knows why but thought I must have it)
PS - Head over to kitchenland - just posted my BS decision.
Thanks again NYCBD
Double LOL and LOL for posting at the same times!!
I measured our current vanity and it is 83 inches - so would need to figure out what would work.
We don't need hampers but better storage would be great.
I will look more closely at your shower. Our WC is between our vanity and shower, so not sure I can do what you did - but great idea of no glass! So opposite of many who are putting in lots of seamless starphire glass.
Saw your post on kitchens - can't wait to see your plans.
Why don't you think about two 30" sink cabinets separated by a drawer stack (three shallow drawers and one deep one? We did pull outs under the sink cabinets--the top one is a U shape to allow for the plumbing. So the amount of storage is really great.
Do you need linen storage? We didn't because we have a linen closet right outside the bathroom but if you do, you could have an open shelf in lieu of one or two of the drawers, or you could put linens in the towers.
LOL!!!- My DH fired me cause he didn't like how I did the laundry.
I better check and see if Badgergal's DH does her laundry also - we have been sole mates during our kitchen remodel!
I checked the measurement- we currently have 2 30 inch sink cabs with drawers in between, so probably not enough room to do what you did :-( Bummer
Total is about 82-83 inches for the run.


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Law of the Sea: Less boring than you think
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at email@example.com.
By Will Rogers
Best Defense bureau of natural security
Washington is gearing up for another fight over the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC) as the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepares to hold hearings in the coming weeks. But while the thirty year LOSC debate may start to sound like a broken record to some, the stakes of not ratifying the convention are the highest they have ever been for the United States.
Although the United States has safeguarded its interests at sea by relying on customary international law, this approach is becoming increasingly risky. Critics of LOSC routinely argue that the convention's most important provisions — including maritime navigational rights — are already accepted international norms, recognized by other countries as the rules of the road at sea. However, critics fail to appreciate that customary international law can change, as it appears to be doing today.
Rising maritime powers across the globe are reinterpreting customary international law to promote their own national interests — including in ways that may conflict with longstanding maritime norms and American interests. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the South China Sea, where China's outsized claim to the entire region flies in the face of both traditional practices and LOSC. But China is not the only offender. Burma, Thailand, and others are joining China in more restrictive interpretations of maritime navigational rights, including anti-access norms that could constrain the U.S. Navy's ease of access in this crucial maritime domain.
Unfortunately, the United States is not in a position to rebuff these restrictive interpretations and protect the maritime norms that have been so beneficial to the global economy and U.S. security. U.S. failure to ratify the treaty has prevented the United States from taking a seat at the table to avail itself of the convention's established legal frameworks, such as the Law of the Sea Tribunal. And while the United States sits on the sidelines, other countries are engaging in discussions of maritime law, and in some places working toward consensus on issues that could have consequences for the United States for decades. Joining the treaty will allow the United States to lead these important discussions and, more importantly, enable the United States to negotiate with countries from a position of strength to protect the customary practices codified by the convention.
Ratifying LOSC will also strengthen a range of ongoing U.S. security activities. The U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard are our key instruments of power at sea and ratifying LOSC will strengthen their ability to do their job and work with others to protect U.S. interests, including areas such as counter proliferation and counter piracy. More importantly, ratifying the convention would give the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard the strongest legal footing for their actions, including in places like the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has threatened to close access to the international passageway in direct violation of the convention. As Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey recently said, "It validates the operations we conduct today and realizes our vision for a secure future."
For some, the most pressing reason to ratify LOSC is to acquire legal jurisdiction to the estimated trillion dollars of energy and mineral resources on the extended continental shelf, an area beyond the recognized 200-nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). Ratifying the treaty will allow the United States to submit a claim to the U.N. Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, expanding U.S. sovereignty to critical energy and mineral resources on the extended continental shelf. "Not since we acquired the lands of the American west and Alaska have we had such an opportunity to expand U.S. sovereignty," Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta recently said.
To date, many U.S. companies have been reluctant to operate beyond the U.S. EEZ due to the lack of U.S or international legal protections that significantly raise the risks for companies operating beyond any national jurisdiction. Securing sovereign rights to the extended continental shelf will provide U.S. businesses the recognized title and protection to resources there, expanding domestic production of oil and natural gas, strengthening our assured access to energy resources. What is more, U.S. businesses would be able to lay claim to mineral resources, including rare earth metals that are critical to defense technologies, helping to reduce risky U.S. reliance on Chinese rare earths by bolstering U.S. domestic production.
Ratifying LOSC will not address every challenge the United States will confront at sea, but it will substantially improve America's ability to protect its global interests by providing a stronger legal foundation for its own maritime activities and helping to shape and enforce international norms and legal authorities. Most importantly, it will restore U.S leadership at sea. The United States has always been a maritime power. Given the growing importance of the maritime domain to U.S. interests and the rapidly changing global security environment, the United States needs every tool at its disposal to ensure that America will remain a strong global leader at sea.
The U.S. Senate should ratify the Law of the Sea Convention today.
Will Rogers is a research associate at the Center for a New American Security, a non-partisan national security and defense policy think tank in Washington. He is the author of Security at Sea: The Case for Ratifying the Law of the Sea Convention.
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Its too bad the guy died really. But the UZI is notoriously hard to control even for experienced users. Colossally stupid to put one in the hands of a 9 year old. Plenty of videos on the net showing this weapon getting away from people. Big people. You cant really fix stupid but I suppose Darwin steps in and does it for you.
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Allah is an Iron Age Hebrew War God? What about Buddha? Only the christian god is worthy of your ridicule it would seem.
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No dentists and parents promote flossing. Parents promote healthy eating along with the pediatrician/family doctor. Even when my 4 kids were of an age to watch SS they would not have cared one whit about this message. But my kids never watched SS so there you go.
Anyone who has kids can tell you this. No amount of commercials featuring government officials, pop stars, etc is going to get a kid to eat brussel sprouts, broccoli or cauliflower.
My 10 year old daughter will eat your face off like a hobo on bath salts to get to some asparagus and that has nothing to do with Biden or Obama. It has everything to do with me putting delicious hollandaise on it :)
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the book was written well. there is a part in the book where the author writes the entire book from the lives of 2 main characters. i felt like i was reading the book over and over again after awhile. there are some parts in the book where i lost interest but i continued to read on and the author certainly makes up for the dry parts. there is also a part 2 to the book. the book was interesting enough...
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Aura paint question
BM's literature says Aura will fill in minor impoerfections. I take that to mean a not perfectly filled nail hole or minor ding. OK, so what about regular wall texture? I guess what is typically used in these parts might be described as orange peel or medium texture. Would aura tend to fill in and level that? That's not a bad thing if you are expecting it -- could be a good thing. I was wondering myself and then my cousin was talking about texture and preferring a smoother finish, so for her, it could be a good thing. I have only used BM's Regal so far. Thanks
BM's literature says Aura will fill in minor imperfections.
Any paint will fill MINOR imperfections. Aura is great paint but it is not a miracle cure
I wasn't looking for paint to fill a nail hole -- just trying to figure out what they meant by their diagram that looked like a decent ding and figured that should cover a small nail hole also. I was thinking about using Aura, but wondered if my wall texture would look different after painting. I wouldn't necessarily mind less texture, but I'd be surprised if that was what would happen. I still haven't used Aura -- just curious, so far.