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so my worms are doing so well i don't want to mess up now. I have them in my garage here in Charlotte nc and love it.. my question is when winter rolls around the garage can get very cold I have seen before a glass of water frozen that was left in there... my bin is a galvanized recycled rolling garden cart. being metal will also get cold.. I could put a light of some sort under the cart but aren't very thrilled about wasting that electricity... anyone have any ideas for me
You must do something. I think you used the wrong material for a bin. As you say, metal will get cold fast. Is the garage insulated? Could you build a wooden enclosure for the bin so that you would have a smaller space to heat? I sure would hate to have you freeze out.
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Non-electric solutions are few. Is your cart wormery shallow...4-6"? Maybe I'm remembering a different set up. Anyway, one "natural" way to add warmth to a bin is by feeding controlled amounts of grain. A half gallon of cooked rice, for example, will get pretty hot as it decomposes. Bury that 3/4 down into your bin material and it will give the worms a campfire to warm their tails over. I've also heard a pile of beans and wet bread will do the same thing. Once the hot pile cools off, the worms will eat it. I haven't personally tried this, but plan to this winter.
What about a germination pad held on the bottom of the bin? The heat should conduct through the metal and give the worms an area at an appropriate temp, for fairly low cost. The benefit is that you wouldn't have to worry about overheating or underheating them either. Most germination pads are easily adjusted to a temp around 70-80 degrees. And you wouldn't be wasting any energy to generate light, like lightbulbs would.
I would also consider putting some heavy blankets over the bin to contain any heat generated by the composting process. A compost thermometer would be a good idea, if you don't already have one, just to confirm where the temps are in various spots around the bin.
Red Worms (Eisenia fetida) tolerate bed temperatures as high as 43C (109.4F). It is best to avoid letting your worm bed temperatures go above 30C (86F). Adults of this species have been known to survive being encased in frozen material, and the cocoons are well adapted to survive sub-zero temps for extended periods. The optimal temperature range for breeding Eisenia fetida (red wigglers) is 15-20C (59-68F), yet maximum growth (weight gain) occurs closer to 25C (77F), if you want to go fishing.
yes my bin is 6-8" deep I know it wasn't the best choice of material but it has worked very well ands my intent was to keep it in the warehouse at work that never got below 50 deg or so and I was also able to store in a conditioned warehouse bathroom in severe months... don't work there anylonger.... anyway their loss the company and the worms i GUESS... I was thinking sbout buying some rigid insulation board and glueing to bottom and sides. I use burlap at a top garage is not insulated and I am trhinking with the insulation and a plywood top might just get me buy darn it is going so well at the moment.. and yes I have red wigglers
Insulation all around will probably be enough. Why not use insulation for the top also? Lighter than plywood and better insulation. :-) Your regular feeding may provide enough heat, but you can mix in those grains I mentioned if you need to. I agree with the advice to get a probe thermometer to check actual bedding temps. One used for the kitchen is good enough...just make sure it goes down to 32F/0C.
Here is a link that might be useful: probe thermometer


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ok cool, well in that case it looks like my 2 choices for router would be the D Link DIR 857, or the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, dont know if the ubiquiti would be a feasable option without wireless tho, could someone verify if it does or does not have wifi? and also what do u have to say about pfaks comment above yours kevinds? is he incorrect?


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Photography | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, United-States | Saturday 14 March 2015 - Sunday 8 November 2015
Herb Ritts (1952–2002) was a leading American fashion photographer of the 1980s and 1990s, known for his beautifully printed, formally bold, and sensual black-and-white images of supermodels such as Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell.
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Photography | Edwynn Houk Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland | Thursday 19 March 2015 - Saturday 16 May 2015
Cathleen Naundorf studied painting and photography in the 1980s in Münich. It was a longstanding friendship and mentorship with the acclaimed fashion photographer Horst P. Horst (1906-1999) that sparked her interest in fashion photography. Through Horst's tutelage and guidance, she began photographing backstage at Paris fashion shows for Condé Nast from the mid 1990s.
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Photography | OstLicht, Wien, Austria | Thursday 19 March 2015 - Friday 19 June 2015
Provocative and direct. At the same time, aesthetic, humorous and poetic. The photographs of the Chinese artist Ren Hang (b. 1987) fascinate because of their radical imagery. OstLicht. Galerie für Fotografie presents the most comprehensive exhibition of the young shooting star in Europe to date. Ren Hang's analogue photographs are about human emotions, relationships and friendships, and also fear and loneliness. Young women and men – mostly friends of the artist – pose naked in vulnerable, occasionally explicit poses.
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Painting | Museum Picasso of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain | Friday 20 March 2015 - Sunday 28 June 2015
This exhibition explores the much-overlooked relationship between two key figures in 20th-century art who have often been seen as mythical, stylistically self-driven figures with diametrically opposing political views.
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Sculpture | The Museum of Modern Art, New York, United-States | Monday 14 September 2015 - Sunday 3 January 2016
Picasso Sculpture is a sweeping survey of Pablo Picasso's innovative and influential work in three dimensions. This will be the first such museum exhibition in the United States in nearly half a century. The Joan and Preston Robert Tisch Exhibition Gallery, sixth floor
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Photography | Fahey/Klein Gallery, Los Angeles, United-States | Thursday 12 February 2015 - Saturday 21 March 2015
The Fahey/Klein Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich: Homage to Photographic Masters, a new photographic collaboration between Chicago photographer Sandro Miller and actor John Malkovich. The exhibition opens to the public on February 12th from 7-9pm, and will run through March 21st, 2015.
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Photography | Galerie Catherine et André Hug, Paris, France | Thursday 1 January 2015 - Tuesday 31 March 2015
July 20th, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, pilot of the lunar module "Eagle", and Edwin E. (Buzz) Aldrin Jr., landed on the lunar surface, in a zone called Sea of Tranquility. When Aldrin joined Armstrong on the ground, he was in awe : Buzz Aldrin : Beautiful. Beautiful.
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Photography | Münchner Stadtmuseum, München, Germany | Friday 27 March 2015 - Sunday 28 June 2015
Born in Stockholm in 1944, Swede Anders Petersen is one of the most globally influential photographers of his generation. His chief interest lies in the world of society's outsiders. Petersen seeks out his subject matter in low-life bars, prisons, psychiatric clinics and care homes, documenting the socially marginalized denizens of these places in powerful black-and-white photo essays.
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Photography | Tate Modern, London, United-Kingdom | Wednesday 26 November 2014 - Sunday 15 March 2015
From the seconds after a bomb is detonated to a former scene of battle years after a war has ended, this moving exhibition focuses on the passing of time, tracing a diverse and poignant journey through over 150 years of conflict around the world, since the invention of photography. In an innovative move, the works are ordered according to how long after the event they were created from moments, days and weeks to decades later.
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Photography | ATLAS Gallery, London, United-Kingdom | Thursday 5 February 2015 - Saturday 28 March 2015
Luoma's monumental works are highly unique, being visual records of their own creation, capturing both the scientific yet unexpected nature of photography. In essence, Luoma's focus on the process of creating a photograph becomes the very content of his work. By using an analogue technique he exposes a negative to single lines of light hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of times.
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Photography | California Museum of Photography, Riverside, United-States | Saturday 28 February 2015 - Saturday 16 May 2015
Named for the magazine Provoke, which sought to break the rules of traditional photography, this exhibition presents the avant-garde tradition that emerged in Tokyo in the 1960s and continued in the 70s and 80s. The exhibition traces Japanese photographers' responses to their country's shifting social and political atmosphere. The influence of Provoke photography in Japan continues today. The Provoke Era features work by internationally recognized artists including Masahisa Fukase, Eikoh Hosoe, Daido Moriyama, and Shomei Tomatsu.
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Photography | The Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago, United-States | Monday 26 January 2015 - Sunday 22 March 2015
What Remains registers the profound connection between human identity and place through artworks made by artists who are physically dislocated from their home or community. In the exhibition, artists suture together environments that exist across expanses of space or time as they navigate the psychological impact of loss, nostalgia, or longing for a native place.
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Photography | m97 Gallery, Shanghai, China | Saturday 24 January 2015 - Sunday 15 March 2015
In this new body of works, Adou invites the viewer to look at the unimpressive natural world just below our feet. Titled after the famous poetry collection by Walt Whitman, Adou's "Leaves of Grass" is a lyrical exaltation and reordering of the natural world from discarded scraps and chaos. Part painting and part collage, the natural elements are carefully composed by the artist with allusions to Chinese traditional ink painting and calligraphy.
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Photography | Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York, United-States | Thursday 19 February 2015 - Saturday 4 April 2015
The selection of large-scale architectural photographs on view were taken during Eastman's extensive travels throughout Cuba, Europe, Asia and the United States. The exhibition explores the artist's distinctive use of color and pictorial structure to illuminate disparate cultures and time periods.
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Photography | Michael Hoppen Contemporary, London, United-Kingdom | Friday 6 February 2015 - Saturday 28 March 2015
To coincide with the UK's largest ever exhibition of the influential and enigmatic fashion photographer Guy Bourdin at Somerset House, the Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to exhibit a wonderful group of images 'Walking Legs'.
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Photography | Dox Centre for Contemporary Art, Praha, Czech Republic | Friday 24 October 2014 - Monday 2 March 2015
This Place is a monumental artistic endeavor initiated by photographer Frédéric Brenner, who believes that only through the eyes of great artists can we begin to understand the complexities of Israel – its history, its geography, its inhabitants, its daily life – and the resonance it has for people around the world.
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Photography | WestLicht, Vienna, Austria | Wednesday 18 February 2015 - Sunday 19 April 2015
Edward Steichen (1879-1973) was already a famous painter and photographer on both sides of the Atlantic when, in early 1923, he was offered one of the most prestigious and certainly the most lucrative position in photography's commercial domain – that of chief photographer for Condé Nast's influential and highly regarded magazines Vogue and Vanity Fair.
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Multimedia | Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, United-States | Friday 31 October 2014 - Monday 16 February 2015
Recognized throughout Asia and Europe for his bold experiments in new media, performance, and installation art, Beijing-based artist Wang Jianwei presents Wang Jianwei: Time Temple, the first of three commissions of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Chinese Art Initiative at the Guggenheim Museum. The initiative, which launched in 2013, was established to advance the achievements of contemporary Chinese artists and expand the discourse on contemporary Chinese art by commissioning Chinese artists to create major works that will be exhibited in the museum and enter into its permanent collection.
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Photography | Gagosian Gallery, New York, United-States | Thursday 29 January 2015 - Saturday 7 March 2015
Sometimes, we have a moment—when we're in the middle of, say, Times Square, or Grand Central Station, or on the subway during rush hour—when the city feels like infernal chaos. But on another day, you will have a moment where you wake up and see the absolutely beautiful, fluid, and harmonic ballet of different creatures and forces moving around. That's the energy I like to capture… —Vera Lutter
Inspired by New York's light, architecture, and perpetual state of flux, Lutter turned to photography in the early 1990s as a means to record the continuously changing cityscape.
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Photography | The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography, Moscow, Russia | Wednesday 3 December 2014 - Sunday 8 February 2015
Most of the pictures, featured at the exhibition, were taken in France in the 1950s-80s. This period was crucial for formation of Sabine's individual style. Apart from French photographs, The Center presents shots taken during the photographer's trips to Burma, Morocco, Portugal and Malta. All photographs are gelatin silver printed and are provided by the artist.


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That way browsers could run checks on it and only display stuff that is suitable.
I know that there was some worry about borderline sites (breast cancer, anatomy, etc.) being forced into XXX status. It seems to me that a review board could decide on those, or, even individual ISPs or users that block XXX urls could whitelist the borderline ones. All in all it seems too small an issue to derail the whole idea.
I have heard it said that this won't stop foreign sites. This is true,but if all US porn was put under an XXX domain, that would be big step. And remember, the porn isn't being banned. People, companies and ISPs would be able to make their own choices about what sites to let in. As for who gets the new XXX domain names, I say that existing
I like porn as much as the next guy. At the same time, I don't think it ought to be accessible at schools, libraries, work, etc. To people who cry "censorship!" at this, what would happen if you took out a Penthouse in home-room in gradeschool, or sat there at work reading a Playboy? Access to porn should be something I am able to block, allow etc. based on my own choices either on my machine or by choosing an ISP with XXX blocking policies that fit my needs.
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Is there anything you should add to the soil now that wouldmake it better for the dahlias next year?
I was thinking of seeding with crimson clover in my raised bed and tilling under in the spring for organic material. I plan on leaving my tubers in the ground since this is their first year, keep the inverted tomato cages over them as markers so I won't till them by accident in the spring, and putting mulch directly on top of them for warmth. How does that sound for soil prep?


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Accessories will feature prominently in the show at Greenwich Market from 7pm on Wednesday (June 11), with styling from students at the London College of Fashion and Ravensbourne College, to mark Jewellery Week.
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- 「エンジニアのための英会話超克服テキスト-実戦! テクニカルミーティング(オーム社、August 2004)
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Date: 1902
Creator: Harbison, Samuel
Description: Day dress of black silk taffeta. The dress, in the style of the Aesthetic or Reform Movement, is full-length, with a slender silhouette. The front and back of the bodice is styled of tiny vertical knife-pleats, which gather into the rounded neckline. The side panels of the bodice are plain, and there is a line of 14 snaps along the left side forming the closure. The long sleeves are smooth, with slight pleating at the padded shoulders, and they taper to the pointed wrists. The sleeves have 5 hidden snaps and a line of 12 domed non-functioning black taffeta covered buttons on each sleeve. Bodice and skirt are divided by a thin black band. Skirt is fully pleated with tiny vertical knife-pleats. Bodice is lined with thin black crepe. Label sewn inside at back below neckline: "Harbison / Vandervoort's St Louis" Not shown is the accompanying cummerbund of black taffeta, the waistband of large horizontal pleats with a large fan/bow at back with wide, trailing ribbons. (43" from waist to lowest point of ribbons)
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Date: 1957
Creator: Norell, Norman
Description: Dress of light weight black wool crepe in shift style. High round neck; sleeveless. Street length. Center front opening to hem with 8 large round buttons of heavy silk threads. Slight fullness achieved by gathering from shoulder yoke. Unlined except at yoke. Combined designer/retailer label at center back seam near hem: "Neiman-Marcus Dallas / Traina-Norell"
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Date: 1958
Creator: Norell, Norman
Description: Dress in shirtwaist style of black and white vertical striped velvet with black patent leather belt (missing). Long, set-in sleeves with zippered ends. Large, Puritan collar and cuffs of white, stiffened organdy. Calf length. Center front opening with eight 3/4" circular, black plastic buttons with bound buttonholes and snap at neckline. Bow of self at collar. Unlined. Combined designer/retailer label on left inside seam near hem: "Neiman-Marcus Dallas / Traina-Norell"
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Date: 1956
Creator: Norell, Norman
Description: A) Daytime dress of oyster white linen designed as a "Sailor Dress". Straight silhouette and short sleeves. Blue "sailor collar" trimmed with two bands of white linen. Sleeves are likewise edged in a wide blue band with two white linen stripes. Red silk faille tie fastened with hook & eye closure in back. Street-length skirt has two patch pockets at front. Three darts at front sides and two at back sides. Zipper closure at left side. Unlined with petersham of oyster grosgrain ribbon with hook-and-eye closure. Designer's label at bottom left side seam at hem: "Traina-Norell / New York" B) Narrow navy blue belt backed in leather. Simulated patent leather (?) facing. Illegible marks on back.
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Date: 1952
Creator: Norell, Norman
Description: Dress of cream silk faille with printed red and green design of running roses. A) Daytime shirtwaist dress of cream silk faille. Peter Pan collar with ties, short slightly puffed "baby doll" sleeve. Pleated bodice. Center front opening with 6 small circular domed buttons covered in cream fabric. Full A-line skirt, below-knee length, gathered/pleated at waistband. Entire dress with thin vertical printed bands of pink and green running roses. Inner skirt of heavy tulle/net with horizontal bands of horsehair stiffening. Size 12 Combined Retailer's / Designer's label inside inner skirt: "Neiman-Marcus Dallas / Traina Norell" B) Belt of cream textured leather covered with matching fabric. Square belt buckle covered in cream fabric. Belt stamped on reverse "28 1/2".
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Date: 1955/1959
Creator: Galanos, James
Description: a) Dress of oatmeal colored silk with black polka dots. Six self covered buttons with covered buttonholes supplemented with snaps and hook & eyes at waist form front closure. Short, modified raglan sleeves. Bodice lined in oatmeal colored silk crepe. Gathered at hip line. Skirt supported with netting and lined in cream colored organza. Designer's label at left inside seam: "Galanos" Retailer's label at right inside seam: "Neiman-Marcus" b) Matching belt in same. Belts at natural waist in large gap between buttons. Belt in two pieces; longer piece has self covered buckles at each end and smaller piece has 3 punch holes at each end. Leather backing in natural color. Back stamped: "Galanos"
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Date: 1970~
Creator: Weinberg, Chester
Description: Dress of black wool crepe in shift style. Knee length, with round neck and long narrow sleeves with zippers at wrist. See-through black lace trim running the length of dress at center front, shoulders, and outside of sleeve. Black satin 1-1/2" ribbon belt below bust line gives the effect of an empire waist; closes at center bow from the left with covered snaps and hook & eyes. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Lined in light cocoa silk. Designer's label to right of zipper at neckline: "Chester / Weinberg"
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how deep soil needed for geo thermal?
a house we're interested in needs a big addition and i wonder if the site will allow for geothermal for it. it's pretty ledgie, probably with large sandy pockets throughout.
can geo thermal be used in shallow sites?
Actually geothermal wells don't need soil. They just need the earth's temperature. When we had our wells drilled (two 250' wells) they came in with a giant rig (I didn't see it buy DH said it looked like it could drill oil wells) and they drilled both wells in one day. It really didn't seem to matter what they hit. Once they drill the hole, they sink a closed loop down the well and then fill it with bentonite. The fluid (nontoxic) from the geothermal system is then circulated through the loop where the earth either warms or cools the fluid, depending on if you are heating or cooling your house.
How deep the well starts is based on your location...it has to be below the frost line in your area. Our wells start 4' below ground and go down from there. They are in the front of the house, but no one sees them as they are below ground. The only other thing has to do with spacing of the wells...they need to be far enough away from each other that they won't freeze the earth between them in the winter time.
Econar geothermal unit. Note hot water tank next to unit is not a heater, but a storage unit. We have a desuperheater which pre heats the hot water when the unit is operating so we burn less gas for our tankless hot water heaters. When the unit is in air conditioning mode, we get hot water for free.
Pipes going out to the wells
oh thankyou---what an excellent tutorial!
i was having trouble understanding how it worked, so really, thanks so much for your answer.
this place is mostly granite ledge. they will drill through that?
btw, we have a 300 gallon storage tank in our basement so it's room temp before feeding the hot water heater. we have another one behind the barn i plan on bringing with us to our next home.
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The net thermal efficiency of a heat pump should take into account the efficiency of electricity generation and transmission, typically about 30%.[9] Since a heat pump moves 3 to 5 times more heat energy than the electric energy it consumes, the total energy output is much greater than the input. This results in net thermal efficiencies greater than 300% as compared to radiant electric heat being 100% efficient. Traditional combustion furnaces and electric heaters can never exceed 100% efficiency.
Rounding error?
There seems to be a seasonal component to the % efficiency, but don't ask me...I'm no expert.
Here is a link that might be useful: US Dept of Energy
Re: US Dept of Energy
Interesting that the info on the link provided was on the 'Your Home' (residential) page. "Fairly high efficiencies (300-600%)" is in error in my opinion.
The latest, 'greatest', most efficient GSHP with variable speed everything (compressor, blower fan motor & flow center) boasts a COP of up to 6 (600%) with their 6-ton HP in partial load heating mode in an open loop configuration (see page 38 in link below). They don't mention from what depth they're pumping this water. One would have to assume that unlike a closed loop which is a balanced system (water coming up equals water going down) that the water table would have to be very near the surface to avoid high wattage pumping from a deep well and that according to their published specs requires an Entering Water Temperature (EWT) of 80 degrees F.
If you're living somewhere that the ground temperature is 80 degrees F in the winter - there's a good chance you won't be needing much heat!
Regarding COPs above 6 (600%), I have been involved in projects where the proposed system efficiency was 700%. One such example was an integrated single geothermal system operating between 2 closely spaced municipal facilities. One was an indoor skating arena, the other a municipal garage. The way it works is that the heat extracted from the water to make the ice for the skating rink would be pumped into the in-floor radiant slab of the municipal garage floor - before the use of the loop field in either case. So rather than having 2-separate GSHP systems each with a COP of 3.5 (350%), one integrated system instead of 2 is said to have a COP of 7 (700%) or the addition of the combined output of 2-separate systems.
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Linux 2.6.33 kernel
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AMD's Alex Deucher just pushed out new power table define statements for the xf86-video-ati and xf86-video-radeonhd drivers. Nothing is yet depending upon these new C define statements within the open-source ATI drivers, but it will allow a variety of new
information to revealed.
Among the newly exposed information is for the minimum and maximum fan RPM speeds, thermal controller information, PowerPlay state information, classifications (limited power, 3D performance, UVD engine playback, boot, etc), PCI Express link speed, load balancing controls, voltages, and HT link frequencies. These details are for the R500/600/700 (and R800 Evergreen we would expect to be compatible too) graphics cards through AtomBIOS with PowerPlay, though some of the defines are only relevant to R600+ and other specific ASICs. The PowerPlay table definitions for pre-R500 (Radeon X1000 series) hardware has already been available.
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36 inch wide pantry cabinet with roll-out shelves
The lumberyard cabinet people say that a 36 inch wide pantry cabinet with rollout shelves (in the first draft of my new kitchen design) will hold a similar amount of stuff as my 48 inch wide pantry closet with 16 deep shelves, because with the roll-outs I will be able to use the deeper cabinet space more effectively.
If anybody has one of these pantries, could you comment on how you like it? Does it seem to hold more than it looks to you? Has it been easy to organize?
I have two pantry cabinets, and couldn't decide whether to do roll-outs or shelves so I got one of each. I love the roll-outs! It's so easy to access stuff all the way in the back. I can fit more on shelves because since face-frames force the roll-outs drawers to be narrower, but sometimes stuff on the shelves gets shoved to the back, never to be seen again. I put often used items like canned goods, cereal, pasta, etc. in the rollouts and baking supplies and lesser-used things on the shelves.
We have 2 pantries with rollouts, side by side. One is about 20" and the other is 40". They are about 20" deep. I wasn't sure if I wanted these cabinetry pantries v. double doors with a step-in pantry. I LOVE the roll-outs! I have 4 rollouts, with stationary shelves above. Have barely used the shelves, and the rollouts are not even half full. They are great. Originally we were supposed to have 5 rollouts, and they messed up and only gave us 4. I think I actually prefer it- plenty of space still, plus enough vertical space between each rollout to be able to peek in and seen what is going on in each rollout without even pulling it out. They are great!
Sorry, but I have to disagree w/your KD/"lumberyard cabinet people". Walk-in/Step-in pantries generally hold much more than pantry cabinets. Not only can you utilize the entire space (floor-to-ceiling), but you can utilize the side walls to hang brooms/spices/batteries/etc., but you can also put in shallow 9" or 12" shelves on the side walls for canned good (9") or small appliance (12") storage.
For many great ideas, see the thread below.
Something to keep in mind: KDs make more $$$ on cabinets than they do on non-cabinet style pantries. I'm not saying that's why they're steering you to cabinets, but it is something to keep in mind.
Here is a link that might be useful: Thread: Pantry photos/ pics of pantries
If I understand correctly, your current 48" wide pantry has 16" deep shelves, but the new 36" wide pantry would have full-depth (24") roll-out shelves?
I currently have a 24" wide x 24" deep pantry w/ roll out shelves. Although you may well be able to fit the same amount of foodstuffs in the new one, I find that I struggle WAY more trying to keep my pantry organized--MUCH more so than when I had a walk-in closet w/ 14" deep shelves. Yes, I can fill this deeper one very full, BUT I CAN'T SEE WHAT'S IN IT EASILY!! In my former house/pantry, I knew-and could see--for example, that I had 4 cans of green beans (lined up from front to back of shelf). And next to that was a row w/ only 2 cans of corn. Ok, time to buy more corn. It was SO much easier to organize and stay organized w/ the shallow depth pantry. But in my current, deep one, the corn may have to be placed farther back, behind the green beans, to begin w/. Then things get lost and shifted around out of place ALL the time b/c you cannot see at a glance what is in there. The item you're looking for can just get buried by all the other stuff! Never had that problem before--and not planning on having it again, after our planned kitchen remodel at the end of this year--I'm going to have a 6' wide x 15" deep pantry built for that very reason. Can't wait :-)
Thanks for all the responses... You guys are all great.
buehl -- no, it's not deep enough to have use of the wall space, just the shelves.
niffy -- thanks for the reminder that I can have more than one pantry. If I end up not doing the 24 inch deep pantry, I will play with two pantries to get more width.
jbrig -- that's exactly what I'm afraid might happen. I'm a big fan of those "stairstep" shelf organizers to keep everything in view, and using them in the new pantry would raise cans etc, over the lip of a roll-out, so I'm not sure they would work.
We're in the process of finishing our pantry. (I'm investigating revolving shelves in another topic).
How is the best way to install sliding shelves? My space is 41"Wx67"Hx34"D. The walls are sheetrock.
I would like to install (3) 16" deep sliding shelves spaced 16 high with a fixed shelf on top.
Should I install regular shelves, then bottom mount other shelves w/slides on them or just wall mount the shelf slides to 3/4" panels? (41"x16" shelves)
What kind of materials and plywood should I use?
Any advice would be appreciated!
Would these work?


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