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They didn't have a two factor authentication process around accessing their source code.
I have written applications on just about every smartphone plaform, and I have never met an API did that did not have the ability to query the phone number of the device. Assuming you have a data plan (in many cases, the only way to get the app in the first place), its a tiny amount of code to post that information to a web page the first time the application runs. Some platforms, such as the Android, do indicate when an application has access to use the Internet, but its not trivial to find out exactly what information is going back and forth.
This issue has always been there, and is no more of a problem on an iPhone than other similar platforms.
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Maundy Thursday Service
Thursday, April 2, 7:00pm
Southeast Baptist Church, 5011 Liberty Road, Greensboro, NC 27406
Join us for our Maundy Thursday Service and Communion. Childcare provided.
Contacts name and phone number:
Tyson Hankins 336-674-9861
Mother & Daughter Luncheon
Apostolic Christian Fellowship Temple
April 4, 2015
The Comfort Inn, 1103 Lanada Road, Greesnboro NC 27407
The Apostolic Chrisitan Fellowship Temple Anointed Women of Zion Ministry cordially invites you to a special afternoon. Come prepared to enjoy a momorable day filled with delicious food, great fellowship, door prizes and more.
Contacts name and phone number:
First Lady P. Jackson 646-645-2439
You can find us under Apostolic Christian Fellowship Temple on Facebook
My 1st Vision Board Party
Hester Park, Shelter 2
Vision board party for boys and girls ages 5-12. Registration is free and is inclusive of free lunch and an Easter egg hunt. Contacts name and phone number:
Lakesha Holiday (336) 708-6487
Exquisite Ladies Sc Community Easter Egg Hunt
Exquisite Ladies is a 501(c)3 non profit organization
April 4, 2015 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Drayton Pines (14th and Cherry St)
This is a FREE community Easter egg hunt. Also featuring: Pictures with the Easter Bunny, Hot Dogs, Drinks, Cotton Candy, Popcorn, Face Painting, Boss Drummers, DJ Melvin DaSojah Ingram
Contacts name and phone number:
Katrina Boston 336-918-7772
Easter Sunday Jazz Brunch
April 5, 2015
Kirkwood Kitchen 2618 Lawndale Road, Greensboro, NC
Join us for this Easter Sunday Jazz Brunch featuring an elaborate menu of Breakfast favorites and Hot entrees. Make sure to save room for our delicious Dessert Buffet as well.
Contact phone number:
77th Annual Community Easter Sunrise Service
Hospice of the Piedmont
04/05/15 7:00 am
1800 W. Rotary Dr, High Point, NC 27262
We will have refreshments and donations for Hospice of the Piedmont
Contacts name and phone number:
Cheryl Luther 336-882-6831
Community Easter Sunrise Service
Sunday, April 5, 7:00am
Moriah UMC, 3611 Liberty Road, Greensboro, NC 27406
Join us for a Community Easter Sunrise Service. Breakfast to follow.
Contacts name and phone number:
Tyson Hankins 336-674-9861
Easter Sunday Service
Sunday, April 5, 10:15am
Southeast Baptist Church, 5011 Liberty Road, Greensboro, NC 27406
Join us for our Easter Service.
Contacts name and phone number:
Tyson Hankins 336-674-9861
Get Your Health Back - Extraordinary Healthcare
April 8, 2015, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Reynolda Public Library, 2839 Fairlawn Dr, Winston-Salem, NC 27106
Get your health back with low-cost, no-cost natural healthcare. Learn about rapid pain reduction, stress relief, and emotional wellbeing. Eye-opening demo by "Extraordinary Healthcare" author. Bring your aches and pains. Invite your friends, mark your calendar! Questions? Call 336-644-1111 Websites: http://RebuildHealth.com http://ExtraordinaryHealthcare.com Contacts name and phone number:
Sadaajit Ananda
The Drama Center presents The Osanbi Deal"
City Arts Drama Center
April 9-19, Thurs. & Sat. at 8pm; Sun at 2pm
Stephen Hyers Theatre in the Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St., Greensboro
This play takes place in rural North Carolina. In this drama with unexpected comic twists, the Solid family lives near a waste dump and hidden truths, about the family and the waste site collide in this commentary about modern life and mistakes from the past. this play is the winner of the Drama Center's 2015 annual North Carolina New Play Project.
Contacts name and phone number:
Rosina Whitfield
Reading Connections 15th Annual Scrabble® Challenge Tournament
Reading Connections Adult Literacy Programs
April 9, 2015, 6 p.m
The Empire Room, 203 S. Elm St., Greensboro
Reading Connections will host its 15th Annual Scrabble® Challenge, bringing together competitive word lovers, corporate sponsors, and community spectators for an evening of game play, live music, food, entertainment, raffle prizes, and a silent auction. Individuals and teams from the general public are invited to register and play alongside corporate sponsor teams. Registration costs are $35 for each individual or $100 for a team of up to 3 players. Spectator tickets are available for $30. Registration and ticket information is available online at www.readingconnections.org or by calling Reading Connections directly at (336) 230-2223.
Contacts name and phone number:
Reading Connections (336) 230-2223
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Annual WSSU Young Alumni Weekend 5/10k Ran Walk
Winston-Salem State University YAC
April 11, 2015
Campus of Winston-Salem State University Anderson Center Parking Lot 601 MLK Jr. Drive - Winston Salem, NC
It's that time of the year again for all of you running or walking enthusiasts. Winston-Salem State University's Young Alumni Council is having our 2nd Annual 5/10k Walk Run April 11th on the WSSU campus as part of our WSSU Young Alumni Weekend. This fundraiser is in aid of student scholarships. This is a great opportunity for those RAMS who want to give back to their school by helping us raise these scholarship funds. They can become event volunteers and/or race registrants. 1. For anyone who would like to volunteer, here is the link to sign up: http://goo.gl/forms/yNB3BWVOQ7 2. To register to run or walk, they can register easily online at www.tinyurl.com/wssu5k10k 3. Also, we are looking for vendors for the race! Only $75 for a spot. If you know someone that could be interested, please e-mail Kennette Burgess at firstname.lastname@example.com. Let's Run for Scholarships! Follow the Winston-Salem State University Young Alumni Council on Facebook to learn more.
Contacts name and phone number:
Kennette Burgess (336) 782-5892
Forsyth Tech Open House
April 11 9am-1pm
Forsyth Technical Community College (2100 Silas Creek Parkway, Winston-Salem, NC 27103)
Forsyth Tech Open House will be held on Saturday, April 11, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. This free event is open to the community and will feature informative workshops and other program demonstrations, financial aid workshops, college transfer and career sessions, free refreshments, music, and much more! A Resource Fair will take place throughout the day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Allman Center at Forsyth Tech's main campus. To kick off the event, an Opening Session will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the Oak Grove Auditorium. To access the Open House schedule and map, and to RSVP, please visit www.forsythtech.edu/openhouse. For more information, please contact Eddie Waddell at 336.734.7326 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contacts name and phone number:
Eddie Waddell (336-734-7326)
Ta-Ta Trot 5K
Burlington Junior Woman's Club
April 11, 2015, 8:30am
Burlington Historic Depot, 128 East Front Street, Burlington, NC 27215
5K Race Supporting Burlington Junior Woman's Club and Little Pink Houses of Hope
Contacts name and phone number:
Paige Durham 336-693-6371
MS Walk: Greensboro
National MS Society
April 11, 2015, 10 am
Jaycee Park Greensboro
Walk MS connects people living with MS and those who care about them. It is an experience unlike any other - a day to come together, to celebrate the progress we've made and to show the power of our connections.
Contacts name and phone number:
Emily Conner 336-299-4136
Mind Body Soul Walk/Run
Piedmont Health Services & Sickle Cell Agency
April 11, 2015 at 3:30pm
Anointed Hands Hair Salon, 2110 Golden Gate Dr, Greensboro NC
Join us for the Mind.Body.Soul 5k Walk/Run on Saturday, April 11, 2015. This will be a fun and healthful event with all proceeds to benefit sickle cell. For more information or registration call (336) 274-1507.
Contacts name and phone number:
Potters of the Piedmont Pottery Festival
Greensboro Urban Ministry's Feast of Caring and Mosaic-A Lifespan Studio
Leonard Recreation Center, 6324 Ballinger Road, Greensboro, NC 27410
More than 50 regional potters will participate in the Potters of the Piedmont Pottery Festival Saturday April 11th from 10:00am until 4:00pm. Located indoors at Leonard Recreation Center, 6324 Ballinger Road, Greensboro, NC 27410, a large selection of handmade, functional, decorative, and sculptural pottery from NC,SC, & VA will be available for sale. Founders, Molly Lithgo and Jim Rientjes of Earthworks Pottery highlighted the Potters of the Piedmont pottery festival as an extension of their studio show begun twelve years ago. Their vision of this festival is to showcase local potters as well as those from around the state and beyond. Potters of the Piedmont is proud to partner with Greensboro Urban Ministry's Feast of Caring and Mosaic-A Lifespan Studio. This festival offers the public an opportunity to meet some of the most accomplished regional potters in one accessible location. Ample parking is available. The event is free and open to the public. This event is sponsored by: Earthworks Pottery, Mary's Antiques, Eanes Heating and Air, Greensboro Parks and Recreation Dept., Triad City Beat, Elements Gallery, and Ambleside Gallery.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jim Rientjes: 336-662-2357
Walk MS: Modern Automotive Greensboro presented by Biogen Idec
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Jaycee Park - Jaycee Park Dr, Greensboro, NC 27455
Walk MS connects people living with MS and those who care about them. It is an experience unlike any other - a day to come together, to celebrate the progress we've made and to show the power of our connections. When you participate in Walk MS, the funds you raise give hope to the more than people living with MS in our community. Please join us on April 11, 2015 as we fight for the cure! Jaycee Park in Greensboro, NC. Please contact Emily Conner for more information. (336) 299-5473 or firstname.lastname@example.com Modern Automotive serves as the title sponsor of Walk MS in the Greater Carolinas. Register now, connect with others and start fundraising today!
Contacts name and phone number:
Emily Conner
SALTYDOGS Outing
Sunday, April 12, 11:30am
Southeast Baptist Church, 5011 Liberty Road, Greensboro, NC 27406
The SALTYDOGS will enjoy a trip to the Barn Dinner Theatre to see "First Baptist Church of Ivy Gap." We will leave immediately following the worship service. Reservations and payment needed by Sunday, March 29. Cost is $41.00. Please contact the church office (336-674-9861) or Laura McCallister (336-674-3784) to make reservations.
Contacts name and phone number:
Laura McCallister 336-674-9861
Zumba in Blue: Zumbathon for Autism Awareness
Autism Society
April 12, 2015 doors open at 1:30pm Zumba starts at 2:00pm
Village Inn Event Center 6205 Ramada Drive Clemmons NC 27012
Jessie Tucker Mitchell at 336.546.7776
Interfaith Tour for Adults and Youth
Interfaith Winston-Salem
April 12, 2015 -- 2:00-5:30 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Knollwood Baptist, Temple Emanuel in Winston-Salem
Why is there an ark in the worship hall at Temple Emanuel? Why is the flaming chalice the symbol of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Winston-Salem? Why does an empty cross hang in the sanctuary at Knollwood Baptist Church? These are just a few of the questions that will be answered during Interfaith Winston-Salem's eighth annual Interfaith Tour on Sunday afternoon, April 12. You will have an opportunity to ask your own questions as well. The tour begins at 2 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, continues at 3 p.m. at Knollwood Baptist Church and concludes at 4 p.m. at Temple Emanuel. Interfaith Winston-Salem works to help everyone learn about the traditions of their neighbors with the goal of building greater understanding and respect, keys to a more peaceable community.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jerry McLeese
Greensboro Collegiate Biscuitville Week: Social Entrepreneurship Panel
04/13/15 from 5:30-7:30pm
Triad Stage: 232 S Elm St. Greensboro, NC 27401
Biscuitville FRESH SOUTHERN®, a local-favorite, family-owned restaurant, kicks off Greensboro Collegiate Biscuitville Week April 13-19! The weeklong celebration promotes entrepreneurship and community engagement among local college students. The week will begin a series of free intercampus events focused on entrepreneurship, branding and idea innovation. On April 13, there will be a Social Entrepreneurship Panel at Triad Stage from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Additional events at co//ab include an Idea Slam on April 15, 8-10 a.m., and Open House Night on April 16, 5:30-7:30 p.m. The week will end with a Brand Your Biscuit Challenge with a $1000 cash price and Grasshoppers Finale celebration on April 19. Students from Bennett College, Elon University, Greensboro College, Guilford College, Guilford Technical Community College, North Carolina A&T University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro are invited to participate for FREE in all of the events. Visit www.biscuitvilleweek.com for all the details!
Contacts name and phone number:
Friends of the Library Spring Book Sale
Mount Airy Public Library
Set up Wed. April 13th, sale continues April 14-16, 2015
Mount Airy Public Library
More than a thousand donated books both fiction and nonfiction for bargain prices. Many are like new. Good selection of children's books
Contacts name and phone number:
Christi Stevens 336-648-3100
Facebook page - Friends of the Mt. Airy Public Library
Sierra Club Presents: Pollinators Peril
Sierra Club
April 14 7:15pm
Church of the Covenant Fellowship Hall 501 S Mendenhall St GSO
Olav Ruppell, Biology professor at UNCG will speak on the evolution of pollinators and their crucial importance on agriculture and the dangerous decline in their population. He teaches and does researches honey bees, as well as has 37 publications on the subject.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer 336-339-7193
The Many Meanings of the Emancipation Proclamation
Greensboro Historical Museum
Thursday, April 16 at 7 p.m.
Greensboro Historical Museum
Historians including Dr. Paul Escott of Wake Forest, Dr. Arwin Smallwood of North Carolina A&T State, and Dr. Mark Elliott of UNCG, discuss topics including Who Freed the Slaves, The Impact on African Americans in Eastern North Carolina, and Emancipation and American Nationalism. Free.
Contacts name and phone number:
Linda Evans 336-373-2043
RiverRun International Film Festival
April 16-26
Winston Salem, NC
RiverRun's 17th Annual Internation Film Festival, Now 11 Days!
Alex Klein: 336-775-6517
Twitter: @RiverRun; Facebook: facebook.com/riverrunfilm
RiverRun Opening Gala
RiverRun International Film Festival
April 17th, 2015. 9:00 p.m.
The Millenium Center
Kicking off the RiverRun International Film Festival with a vibrant affair. Live music, DJ, dessert bar, photo botth. Ticket Required. Cash Bar. Cocktail attire.
Contacts name and phone number:
Alex Klein: 336-775-6517
Twitter: @RiverRun; Facebook: facebook.com/riverrunfilm
Consign in Style
April 17-18, 10:00am-8:00pm
1615 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, NC 27408 (next to Outback Steakhouse)
Discover CONSIGN IN STYLE! TWO DAYS ONLY! The Triad's best women's fashion consignment sales event to SHOP and SELL!
Contacts name and phone number:
Anne Denny 336-891-0056
Walk for Life
Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center
April 18 at 9 am
917 N. Elm St., Greensboro, NC 27401
Come out for this family-friendly 5k walk, which begins and ends at the Greensboro Pregnancy Care Center. Runners and strollers are welcome! There will be refreshments and prizes for the walkers plus fun activities for the entire family. No roller blades or dogs, please. Any walker raising at least $50 will receive a Walk for Life t-shirt. Registration begins at 9 am Walk begins at 10 am
Contacts name and phone number:
Mary Jones
Annual Citywide Earth Day Celebration
Kathleen Clay Edwards Library
April 18th, 2015 at 1pm - 5pm 1420 Price Park Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410
Earth Day is an event where people of the community can come and celebrate with some eco-exhibits and also have fun. We will have great entainment such as: hands-on nature, hayrides, STEM activities, eco-art, gardening, solar & technology displays, face painting, alternate vehicles, live animals, nature crafts, nature photography contest, live enterment, and much more. Come join the fun with your community, friends, and family.
Contacts name and phone number:
Brittany Rich (336)708-7260
Dance to Defeat ALS Zumbathon
ALS Association - Jim "Catfish" Hunter Chapter
April 18th, 12 noon
Studio ZT - Advance
Zumbathon and vendor fair to raise money and awareness for the Walk To Defeat ALS and ALS Association to help people with Lou Gehrig's Disease.
Contacts name and phone number:
Anna Beauchamp - 336-782-2376
Anna Beauchamp - Facebook
Money Smart Week
Forsyth County Public Library
April 18th - April 27th
Forsyth County Public Library
The Forsyth County Public Library will offer a series of programs April 18th-27th focused on improving financial literacy. Topics include protection against fraud and identity theft, investing, improving credit scores, maximizing Social Security payouts during retirement and avoiding financial pitfallls for college. There will also be money-themed programs for teens and elementary-age children.
Contacts name and phone number:
Rob Norwood 703-3024
St. Clement's Building 21st Birthday Celebration
St. Clement's Episcopal Church in Clemmons, NC
Sunday, April 19th at 5 p.m.
3600 Harper Road Clemmons NC 27012
St. Clement's will celebrate the church building's 21st birthday with a Choral Evensong. The service will feature our E&G.G. Hook Organ built around 1840. The public is invited to join the celebration.
Contacts name and phone number:
Liz Gober 336-283-1758
SALTYDOGS Lunch Social
Monday, April 20, 1:00pm
Southeast Baptist Church, 5011 Liberty Road, Greensboro, NC 27406
Enjoy a senior adult lunch social. Cost is $5.00. Reservations can be made by calling 336-674-9861 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. www.gosoutheast.org/saltydogs
Contacts name and phone number:
Laura McCallister 336-674-9861
Taste of Alamance
United Way of Alamance County
Monday April, 20th from 6-8:00PM
Downtown Burlington on Front Street
Join us for a night of food, drinks, and entertainment! Tickets are $25 in advanced and $35 at the door. This includes all food and beverages.
Contacts name and phone number:
Barrett Thompson 336-438-2000
14th Annual Empty Bowls Luncheon
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC
April 22, 2015 11am-2pm
The Millenium Center
Join Second Harvest Food Bank for the 14th Annual Empty Bowls Luncheon. Drop in anytime 11am-2pm. Enjoy a tasty soup lunch provided by the area's top restaurants and take home a handcrafted bowl as a reminder of our commitment to help end hunger. Tickets and information available at www.hungernwnc.org. Tickets $25 in advance, $35 at the door. Presented by Texas Pete. Contacts name and phone number:
Stephanie Beeman, 336-784-5770
St. Francis 57th Annual Book Sale
Many local charities - IRC, GUM Food Pantry, Backpack Beginnings, Clara House, and many more
4/23 9a-8p, 4/24 9a-8p, 4/25 9a-1p
St. Francis Episcopal Church, 3506 Lawndale Dr. Greensboro, NC 27408
Over 50,000 presorted books for sale - Old and Rare, History, Cookbooks, loads of Hardback and Paperback Fiction, Science Fiction, Homeschooling, Huge Children's section categorized by age and series, and lots more!
Contacts name and phone number:
Anita Lindsey 336-312-6924
2015 YWCA Women of Vision Luncheon
YWCA of Winston-Salem
4/23/15 from 12-1:30pm
Albert H. Anderson Conference Center, WSSU
This event recognizes extraordinary women who have harnessed their knowledge, creativity and leadership for the betterment of the community. Melissa Harris-Perry, newly appointed Presidential Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University and host of MSNBC's "Melissa Harris-Perry Show," will be the keynote speaker. This year we will recognize five outstanding female business leaders, trailblazers, and volunteers in our community – Susan Cameron, Judge Camille Banks-Payne, Robbin Flow, Mary Jamis, and Sylvia Rodriguez. Proceeds benefit the YWCA's hallmark programs that are changing lives in our community.
Contacts name and phone number:
Forever Classic 'CLASSIC FRIDAYS" Cruise In
April 24th 5:00pm-8:00pm
Forever Classic - 6340 Ramada Dr., Clemmons, NC 27012
Cruise In - FREE family event every 4th Friday of the month - Apr. through Sept.
Contacts name and phone number:
Rick or Lisa Payne 336-283-9469
Facebook: Forever Classic Clemmons
Cruise In Car & Bike Show
Stoner- Thomas School
April 25, 10-2
Stoner- Thomas School
All proceeds to benefit the installation of a handicapped accessible playground
Contacts name and phone number:
Alice Leonard (336) 248-5421
Facebook: Stoner-Thomas School
JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes
April 25 (9 AM Registration, 10 AM Walk)
Bank of North Carolina in High Point
Join us for a fun Walk (5k) with entertainment for the whole family. Each year, JDRF's Walk to Cure Diabetes brings together more than 900,000 people to change the future for people living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) by raising money for research. Many people who walk have T1D themselves, and many more are friends, family or coworkers of someone challenged by this disease. But no matter what their connection is, they walk because they believe in a world where T1D no longer exists -- a world where Type One has become Type None. Start a team today!
Contacts name and phone number:
Eric Durham (336) 455-7903
Pregnant in the Piedmont
April 25, 2015, 10 am - 2 pm
Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center Conference Center
Winston-Salem's Pregnancy, Birth, & Baby Expo presented by Piedmont Doulas & Births and Beginnings. Visit displays from OB/GYNs, pediatricians, chiropractors, and everything in between to make mom, baby, and family happy and healthy!
Contacts name and phone number:
Lauren Rathbone, 336-749-7844
Fb - www.facebook.com/pregnantinthepiedmont Twitter - www.twitter.com/pregpiedmontnc
Shop Local Raleigh
4/25/2014 2pm-10pm
Raleigh City Plaza
Brewgaloo features craft breweries from North Carolina and partners with local food trucks and local bands. Local craft beer festival presented by Shop Local Raleigh! 65+ NC Craft Breweries 48+ Food Trucks Live, local bands. Beer is sold by the pint or as a tasting size, 3 oz. pour Pint of beer= 1 token 3 oz. pour= taster card that allows up to 5 tastes- 1 token Unbreakable pint glass= Free with Valid ID NO Cover charge! Support your local economy, local beer + food vendors, local businesses and a great cause! Be sure to thank our sponsors!
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Martin 919-256-3640
2015 Piedmont Earth Day Fair
Piedmont Environmental Alliance
Saturday, April 25, 2015 / 10 AM – 5 PM
Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, 421 W 27th Street,Winston-Salem, NC 27105
The 10th annual Piedmont Earth Day Fair will be held Saturday, April 25, 2015 at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds from 10 AM – 5 PM. Founded by Piedmont Environmental Alliance, the Piedmont Earth Day Fair is the largest Earth Day Celebration and environmental education event in the region, drawing crowds of 9,000+. With support of local sponsors and community partners, the Piedmont Earth Day Fair is a FREE event full of enrichment activities for children of all ages, environmental seminars and demonstrations, live entertainment throughout the day and a variety of food and beverage options. The event is free to the public including free parking.
Contacts name and phone number:
Kristin Wiggins 336-259-1099
Triad Expecting Mom and Baby Show
Greensboro Marriott Downtown 304 N Greene St, Greensboro, North Carolina 27401
Your One Stop Event From Pregnancy To Preschool
Contacts name and phone number:
Ashley Boykin
Walk MS: NC Zoo
National MS Society
April 26, 2015, 1:00pm
NC Zoo Asheboro, NC
Walk MS connects people living with MS and those who care about them. It is an experience unlike any other - a day to come together, to celebrate the progress we've made and to show the power of our connections.
Contacts name and phone number:
Emily Conner, 336-299-4136
Triad Highland Games
Triad Highland Games
May 2, 2015 All Day
Bryan Park, Greensboro NC
Traditional Scottish Highland Games - Celtic Music Concert, Athletics, Pipe Bands, Scottish Foods, Medieval Arts and Arms Demonstration, and Border Collie Demonstration.
Contacts name and phone number:
Lew Johnson
Walk & Roll Winston-Salem
W-S Bike & Pedestrian Program & Forsyth County Health Dept.
May 3, 2015; 1-4 p.m.
Research Parkway between 3rd St. & Rams Dr.
Come walk, skate, and bike on the new Research Parkway on Sunday, May 3, 2015 from 1:00-4:00 PM. The parkway and part of Third Street in the Innovation Quarter so that we can "play in the streets." This free event will feature a variety of activities for all ages and abilities, including a bike rodeo, bike helmet fittings for kids, Bounce Castle, a 10-mile Community Bike Ride, a 30-40-mile bike Clip-In & Ride, food trucks, music, and drumming performance.
Contacts name and phone number:
Judi Wallace; 768-3339
Greensboro Youth Jazz Ensemble
City Arts Music Center of the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department
Sunday, May 3 at 3 PM
Greensboro Historical Museum, 130 Summit Ave., Greensboro
The Greensboro Youth Jazz Ensemble performs as part of the Opus Concert Series, Free of charge! Donations appreciated!
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Hance 336-373-2549
Philharmonia of Greensboro
City Arts of the Greensboro Parks & Recreation Department
May 2, 2015 at 7:30PM
Dana Auditorium, Guilford College, 5800 West Friendly Ave., Greensboro
As part of the Opus Concert Series, the Philharmonia of Greensboro, conducted by Peter Perret is open to the public-admission is FREE!! Donations are appreciated.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Hance 336-373-2549
Greensboro Youth Jazz Ensemble
The City Arts Music Center of the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department
May 3 at 3 PM
Greensboro Historical Museum, 130 Summit Ave., Greensboro
As part of the Opus Concert Series, the Greensboro Youth Jazz Ensemble will perform FREE of charge! Donations are appreciated.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Hance 336-373-2549
Choral Society of Greensboro
City Arts Music Center of the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department
May 8 at 7:30 pm
Christ United Methodist Church, 410 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro
As part of the Opus Concert Series, the Choral Society of Greensboro will perform "Judas Maccabeus" Jon Brotherton, Conductor. Admission is FREE! Donations appreciated.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Hance 336-373-2549
Greensboro Concert Band
City Arts Music Center of Greensboro Parks & Recreation Department
May 9 at 7:30 pm
Dana Auditorium, Guilford College, 5800 West Friendly Ave., Greensboro
As part of the Opus Concert Series, conductors AnnDoyle and Nana Wolfe-Hill will lead the Greensboro Youth Chorus. Event is perfect for all ages and is FREE! Donations appreciated.
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Greensboro Percussion Ensembles
City Arts Music Center of the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department
May 13 at 7:30 pm
Greensboro Cultural Center, Room 100, 200 N. Davie St., Greensboro
Greensboro Percussion Ensembles will perform as part of the OPUS CONCERT Series. Mike Lasley, Conductor. FREE Admission - donations appreciated!
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Horse Power and Horse power Community Civitan Club
Thursday May 14, 2015 9:00am
Bryan Park, Greensboro, NC
This is a golf tournement to raise funds for the Horsepower Therapeutic Learning Center located in Colfax, NC
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City Arts Music Center of the Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department
May 15, 2015 at 7:30pm
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 607 North Greene St., Greensboro
As part of the Ous Concert Series, the Greensboro Brass Ensemble will perform - Kiyoshi Carter, conductor. Event for the whole family- FREE! Donations appreciated.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Hance 336-373-2549
American Children's Home 17th Annual Show-Off Car, Truck & Motorcycle Show
American Children's Home
May 16, 2015, 8:00am-3:00pm
3844 NC Hwy 8 S, Lexington NC
Car Show, Raffle, 50/50 drawing, silent auction, kids activities
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May 16th, 2015, 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Millis Regional Health Education Center, 600 N. Elm Street, High Point, NC 27262
Bring the entire family for an opportunity to participate in free health screenings, talk one-on-one with members of our clinical staff and enjoy a morning of health education. We will have family friendly activities including an obstacle course, healthy snacks and breakout sessions with members from our pediatric team. Registration is required by calling the Contact Center at (336) 878-6888.
Contacts name and phone number:
Jennifer Lambert, (336) 878-6280
North Carolina Brass Band - Patriotic Memorial Day Concert
North Carolina Brass Band
Friday, May 22nd - 7:30pm
Ardmore Baptist Church
The North Carolina Brass Band will present patriotic concerts over the Memorial Day weekend, celebrating the holiday and honoring our veterans.
Contacts name and phone number:
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The Rt Revd Stephen Cottrell, Bishop of Chelmsford, speaks at St Paul's Cathedral about what makes 'A Good Holy Week'. Part of the 2015
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Hemione Hudson, Partner at PwC, presents the keynote talk at the beginning of a young women's mentoring event held in partnership
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David Ford, Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge and Director of the Cambridge Inter-faith Programme, offers
reflective and practical insights into living wisely and well, rooted in the Spirit. Part of the Sunday Forum series run on the first
Sunday of most months by St Paul's Forum.
Posted: 1st March 2015
The Most Reverend Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, speaks with the Reverend Canon Mark Oakley at St Paul's Cathedral as part of
the St Paul's Forum 2015 series 'Passion and Resurrection: A Good Lent, A Good Easter'.
Posted: 19th February 2015
The Revd Canon Philippa Boardman, Canon Treasurer at St Paul's Cathedral, gives the sermon at the Ash Wednesday lunchtime Sung
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Things fell in place perfectly for Gupta in the middle game and he did some precise calculation to take the sole second place with just a round to go in the $50,000 prize-money tournament. Gupta will meet Edouardo Iturrizaga of Venezuela in the final round.
Romain Edouard of France continued to remain in sole lead after he accounted for Kazakh GM Anuar Ismagambetov. It was an easy outing for the Frenchman, who used white to maximum effect. Edouard took his tally to seven points out of a possible eight.
Six players are also in contention for a podium finish with good results in the penultimate round.
Top seed Anton Korobov of Ukraine, compatriot Yuriy Kuzubov, Gawain Jones of England, defending champion Aleksandr Rakhmanov of Russia, Edouardo Itturizaga of Venezuela, who had it easy as black against Paraguay's Axel Bachmann, and Croatian Hrvoje Stevic have six points apiece.
Among other Indians, M.R. Lalith Babu defeated Sahaj Grover while M. Shyam Sundar did well to down Russian Sergey Volkov to reach 5.5 points. Both Shyam Sundar and Lalith need a victory in the final round for a good finish.
Important results: Eighth round: Romain Edouard (FRA, 7) bt Anuar Ismagambetov (KAZ, 5.5); Abhijeet Gupta (6.5) bt Sebastian Bogner (SUI, 5.5); Anton Korobov (UKR, 6) bt Axel Bachmann (PAR, 5); Gawain Jones (ENG, 6) bt Pavel Kotsur (KAZ, 5); Mihajlo Stojanovic (SRB, 5) lost to Yuriy Kuzubov (UKR, 6); Dizdar Goran (CRO, 5) lost to Eduardo Iturrizaga (VEN, 6).
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Ah, there's nothing like putting your neck on the line.
Last year was my best year here on FOXSports.com for picking playoff teams. Of course, one of my bold picks was that Indy, with the retirement of a Hall of Fame coach, would take a step back. About that …
I predict history this year — first time since realignment that three teams will make the playoffs from the same division in both conferences.
Cue up the Cowboys fans, point Steelers Nation in my direction, bear it, Chicago, and fire up the Vikings message boards.
It's our sixth annual preseason predictions here on FOXSports.com (with a Schein Nine for each division).
NFC East
Giants 10-6
Redskins 10-6 (wild card)
Eagles 9-7 (wild card)
Cowboys 8-8
1. Mike Shanahan, Kyle Shanahan, Bruce Allen and Donovan McNabb replace a quarterbacks coach masquerading as a head coach, a bingo caller, a talk-show host pretending to be a general manager and a quarterback who was destined to fail with a new system every year. That's progress.
2. Don't underestimate how much better the Redskins are at offensive tackle.
3. Before the Cowboys fan base fires off nasty tweets to my Twitter account (twitter.com/AdamSchein), go through the schedule. Look at your tackle position. Look at safety. Remember how you historically handle expectations. I debated eight or nine wins.
4. The Cowboys clearly have the worst head coach in the division.
5. Philadelphia's defense will be much better with a healthy Stewart Bradley, the addition of Ernie Sims, draft picks Brandon Graham and Nate Allen and a full calendar of Sean McDermott running the defense.
6. New Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell is energetic, aggressive, and demands accountability. He is the anti-Bill Sheridan and instantly makes the Giants better.
7. The upside of Antrel Rolle and a healthy Kenny Phillips is to be the best safety combo in the NFC.
8. Donovan McNabb will have a better year than Kevin Kolb.
9. Expect Kevin Kolb to have a very good first year, DeSean Jackson to become a star and both Jeremy Maclin and LeSean McCoy to break out. My only hesitation for Philly is the interior of the offensive line.
NFC North
Packers 12-4
Vikings 7-9
Bears 6-10
Lions 6-10
1. Vikings fans are going to be livid! That's fine. Look at the defensive gurus Brett Favre faces in the first half: Gregg Williams, Mike Nolan, Rex Ryan, Bill Belichick and Dom Capers are in the group. Not a good recipe for success for a grandpa at quarterback coming off surgery, sans his best receiver in Sidney Rice.
2. Mike Martz says he is committed to the run. If you believe that, I have an island to sell you in the Caribbean.
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3. The Green Bay Packers will have the best offense in the NFL. Aaron Rodgers will win MVP. Jermichael Finley will make you a genius in your fantasy league.
4. Mike McCarthy told me this was the best offseason program the Packers have had since he's been there. And the commitment and crispness has continued into August.
5. I'm not worried about the Packers' O-line. Bryan Bulaga stabilizes the unit. And Aaron Rodgers says he takes responsibility for several sacks and he has learned how to get rid of the ball quicker.
6. Green Bay's special teams scare me on every level. McCarthy says the coverage will be cleaned up with an emphasis on eliminating holding penalties. We'll see.
7. The Lions are the second-most improved team in the NFC. Jahvid Best will be in the mix for Offensive Rookie of the Year.
8. Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson will combine on several majestic plays. And they better. While Detroit truly improved its front four on defense, the back seven is shaky, to put it nicely.
9. The return of E.J. Henderson is a big deal for the Vikings defense. Leslie Frazier deserves to be an NFL head coach. Wonder if the Bears will call at the end of the year?
NFC South
Saints 12-4
Falcons 9-7
Panthers 7-9
Bucs 3-13
1. Michael Turner told me this offseason that he blamed himself for Atlanta's not making the playoffs. He lost weight and is prime to get back to his 2008 form.
2. The Falcons defense scares me on every level. The health and productivity of Peria Jerry really frightens me.
3. Atlanta was a tough final omission for the playoffs. The quarterback is destined to be a star. Mike Smith is an excellent head coach.
4. Saints general manager Mickey Loomis told me his group of linebackers for 2010 is akin to his running backs last year. Loomis said: "Everyone a year ago thought we needed more at running back. Now everyone thinks we need help at linebacker. I didn't think that was the case then. I don't think that's the case now."
5. I think the leadership of Drew Brees, Jon Vilma, Sean Payton and Gregg Williams will pave the way into the uncharted waters of being the defending Super Bowl champs. New Orleans rightly celebrated hard in the offseason. I think the Saints are ready for 2010.
6. I don't like Carolina's depth at receiver or on defense.
Hot SeatThe NFL's a tough, no-nonsense business and many head coaches face 2010 with their jobs on the line.
7. I really like John Fox as a head coach, but I think he is doomed.
8. I'm rooting for Matt Moore. I think he earned the job in Carolina. But we will see Jimmy Clausen before we should.
9. The Bucs are paper-thin on every level, starting with the head coach and staff. The Josh Freeman injury doesn't help matters.
NFC West
Cardinals 9-7
49ers 8-8
Seahawks 6-10
Rams 1-15
1. I considered 0-16 for the Rams after the Donnie Avery injury. But I'm in a good mood and an optimist by nature.
2. I think I get credit for the Cards as a sleeper pick at this stage.
3. Arizona doesn't have a top 32 quarterback in the NFL. But I love Beanie Wells as a breakout star. And the rookies will help this club in every phase. The Cards do an excellent job of drafting and nurturing players.
4. Ken Whisenhunt is the best head coach in the division. His staff is underrated.
5. I have a total man-crush on Patrick Willis, my Defensive Player of the Year. And the Niners will have a top 10 defense. But will they make enough game-changing plays?
6. Who is
7. Give Seattle another year to rebuild an underrated mess. In Pete Carroll, John Schneider and Scot McCloughan, they have the right guys to turn it around for 2011.
8. If Charlie Whitehurst is the answer, I'd love to know the question. Even Norv Turner acknowledged to me he got a kick out of my radio rant wondering why Seattle would make the trade.
9. Leon Washington will get back to the form he showed with the Jets.
AFC East
Jets 11-5
Patriots 10-6 (wild card)
Dolphins 10-6 (wild card)
Bills 3-13
1. I usually get ripped for thinking the Bills always have a chance. Not the case this year. I don't like the choice for head coach. I don't love the staff. I'm concerned about the offensive line. I think the quarterback is talented but suffers from a lack of confidence.
2. But Buffalo did do one thing right in drafting C.J. Spiller, my pick for Offensive Rookie of the Year.
3. The Dolphins defense is vastly improved with Mike Nolan taking over, and the club added Karlos Dansby, Koa Misi and Jared Odrick. The second-year cornerbacks will play even better.
4. Chad Henne is going to surprise you with how many yards he throws for this year. Brandon Marshall changes everything.
5. The Patriots have no running attack. And Logan Mankins is certainly stubborn enough to hold out for an entire season. But Tom Brady is flat-out amazing. Wes Welker is healthy. I like the young tight ends.
6. The Patriots will be much better than you think. I like the young defensive backs. I love a healthy Jerod Mayo.
7. Even if Darrelle Revis didn't play a down, the Jets defense would still lead them to wins. Antonio Cromartie needed a change of scenery. Rex Ryan and Mike Pettine do a great job. But the Calvin Pace injury is a big deal. Ryan and Pettine love this cat. Pace is an underrated pass rusher.
8. Mark Sanchez spent time this offseason working with my radio co-host Rich Gannon. The two big areas Sanchez needs to improve? Third-down and fourth-quarter efficiency.
9. I think LaDainian Tomlinson bounces back in a major way.
AFC North
Ravens 12-4
Bengals 9-7
Steelers 8-8
Browns 3-13
1. Some people are high on the Browns. Take a look at the schedule from Weeks 3-17. I just don't get the optimism, until Jon Gruden or Mike Holmgren take over for Eric Mangini next year.
2. I have the Steelers going 1-3 without Ben Roethlisberger. Two wins in the first quarter of the season, max.
3. I really have a lot of concerns about Pittsburgh's offensive line without Willie Colon, passing attack without Santonio Holmes and the special teams.
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4. Why would I trust T.O. to be on good behavior all year long?
5. The Bengals fascinate me. But the mega-egos scare me. I still love Carson Palmer. The Bengals' corners are underrated. Mike Zimmer is an excellent coordinator on defense.
6. Joe Flacco, Anquan Boldin and the Ravens' passing attack will thrive.
7. Ray Rice, Michael Oher and the Ravens' running attack will dominate.
8. Ed Reed's health and happiness have me very concerned. The secondary is weak by Baltimore's standards. But I trust the front seven. John Harbaugh and his staff do a great job.
9. Mangini's being on thin ice is documented. But could Marvin Lewis leave on his own accord? Will Bruce Arians survive another non-playoff year as Steelers offensive coordinator?
AFC South
Colts 13-3
Texans 9-7
Titans 8-8
Jaguars 7-9
1. I made the mistake last year of overanalyzing how a bad running attack and coaching changes could affect the Colts. I'll never do that again, as long as Peyton Manning is under center.
2. Losing Brian Cushing for four games takes a huge bite out of the Texans defense.
3. I'm sorry. I still don't trust Vince Young. And I don't like the Tennessee passing attack.
4. I call the Jaguars "America's team" because they consistently finish at the bottom of the Harris Interactive Poll for popularity. It's a fun shtick on my FOXSports.com videos and on Sirius NFL Radio. That's why Maurice Jones-Drew signed Adam Schefter's bus "America's team" this summer. Deal with it, Dallas. It's funny.
5. Can David Garrard steer a team to the playoffs and take them to the next level? I have my doubts. Based on their offseason comments, so do coach Jack Del Rio and owner Wayne Weaver.
6. If the Jags struggle and fail to sell seats, with a work stoppage looming, this could equal damage beyond repair for football in Jacksonville.
7. A healthy Bob Sanders changes everything for the Colts defense.
8. Texans WR Andre Johnson is my Offensive Player of the Year.
9. I acknowledge the upside of a Jeff Fisher-coached team is always the playoffs, regardless of the makeup of the roster. But I just don't see it.
AFC West
Chargers 10-6
Raiders 7-9
Chiefs 7-9
Broncos 6-10
1. Denver just cannot survive the loss of its best player on defense, star linebacker Elvis Dumervil.
2. San Diego won't have a classic regular season with the Vincent Jackson and Marcus McNeill holdouts looming large as distractions and hurting on game day.
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3. New offensive coordinator Hue Jackson and new quarterback Jason Campbell will make the Raiders offense respectable and credible for the first time in years.
4. Ryan Mathews is a lock for 1,200 yards playing for Norv Turner.
5. Thomas Jones and Dexter McCluster will make an impact for Kansas City on offense. The Chiefs defense holds them back.
6. For the first time in forever, the Raiders will beat the Chargers in a regular-season game.
7. Don't be surprised if the all-star coaching staff in Kansas City gets this team closer to eight wins. I just didn't have the guts to pull the trigger.
8. Tim Tebow will play more than you expect.
9. The hot seat for Josh McDaniels will be boiling by the conclusion of the season.
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My counter gets put in next week, I can hardly wait. My cabs are obviously already in? Should the floor does down before or After the counter? I know I need flooring under the fridge and stove, but i am using planks that can just be put there? I'm a total newbie, hence all my errors so far. When did you floors go down in your remodel?? I'm just concerned about ripping the floor when folks move stoves and dishwashers and stuff. I have learned so much at the site and everyone has been so kind with their words and advice. Thank y'all.
We did floor, then cabs and appliances, then countertop. They'll have to move your stove and fridge presumably to put the floor down below them. (Not sure I understand your comment about planks.) I don't think having the counter in makes it any easier or harder to put the floor in-- perhaps a bit harder to move the stove and fridge, but that shouldn't be an issue as I understand it. Congratulations on the progress you're making.
Permanently installed floors like tile or wood should have gone in first. Now you will have height issues with the dishwasher and possibly range. If there was some reason that the floors needed to done last, like supply issues or a floating floor, then the cabinets should have been installed on plywood that is equivalent in height to the flooring that will be installed later. If your cabinets are not sitting on plywood, then you will have problems and your GC needs to uninstall the bases and reinstall them with either flooring underneath or plywood underneath.
It sounds to me like holiday2525 is putting down sheet vinyl or something similar because of the worry about "ripping"? It's absolutely okay to put down the flooring after the cabinets, especially with that type of flooring. It won't matter much if the counters are in place or not. Do lay down cardboard or something when rolling the appliances into place to avoid permanent indentations.
FWIW, as I type this two men are installing new tile in my kitchen with cabinets already in place. It's not an absolute that one goes before the other but there are some considerations with the height of the counter and the fit of the dishwasher and range.
I, too, am a newbie and have little experience with this. This is what our GC told us for hardwood... it depends on whether we wanted finished or pre-finished floors. If finished, they would put the floors in first, then finish it after everything in the kitchen is done. If we choose to go with pre-finished, they would wait until everything is done and put the floors in at the end. He does not want to risk scratching or messing up new hardwood while cabinets and appliances (we're getting a huge stove) are being installed.
That said, I hadn't thought about counter height issues and will most definitely keep that in mind. My GC does amazing work and has a ton of experience, so I'm assuming they would put plywood down or whatever to even out the height.
Thanks for all the advice about protecting the floor and the order of things. Grumpydave is right and i should have been clearer. We are putting down vinyl planks (with teenage boys running all over the place esp. dripping wet from pool or hot tub, we dared not do real wood).
Actually, while I was gone checking the layout of our granite, the fridg. went in, the dishwasher went in, and most of the floor is down. No scratches or rips yet. That being said I still appropriate everyone's input and I have another issue that will be another topic - the floor and cabinet combo.
Dragonfly- I would never imagine a GC who wants to install hardwood flooring after the cabinets. We put the final finish on the floor (moisture cure) and then I layed down sheets of masonite to protect it. I then brought in my 650+lb 48" range, two 380LB fridge/freezers and installed them. We then put in the cabintes and counters. Not one mark on the floors.
Holiday- I still feel that it is better to run the vinyl planks under the cabinets, it's just the right way to do the job.
Another point about hardwood not going under the cabinets- Your countertop height will be lower as a result, that alone would be a deal kileer for me- I raised my counters 1 1/4".
As mentioned, all 'permanent' flooring like tile and hardwood would go down before the cabinets. I agree with the notion of putting a floating floor like laminates or vinyl strips down 'around' the cabinets as they're less durable and more likely to be replaced in the future, and easily put down and trimmed around cabinetry.
I just did our entire main floor in 3/4" oak flooring including the kitchen, and then the kitchen went in. I put a Bluestar range in the kitchen and it slides no problem on felt feet on the hardwood without marking.
Your toe-kicks should be installed after the flooring so the flooring can run a few inches under the cabinets and the toe-kick then sits on top of the flooring making it look like permanently installed flooring.
Simply 1/4 round molding in other areas will hide the other exposed edges of your flooring material.
One thing to watch if your flooring doesn't run continuously under your appliances-- figure out where the water is going to go if you have a slow leak in the DW or fridge, especially near the back.
We had major water damage to our old kitchen in part because we apparently had a slow DW leak that we were totally unaware of, partly because our old linoleum did not go under the DW, so the water was going straight into the plywood and being stopped from coming out to the main floor (where we would have seen it) by the linoleum.
There are products you can buy to put under the DW to alert you to leaks. Some have sensors. We have now bought one that is just an angled piece of plastic, to try to be sure any leak rolls down to the front of the DW so we know about it.
Emilner, TorontoTim... excuse my/our inexperience. We simply thought that the hardwood floors are cut and placed in to butt up against the cabinets. Is this wrong? I will have to check with our GC and floor guy because we met just this week and they reiterated the same thing above. I believe planks or some form of support/risers would be going under the cabinets if we were to purchase pre-finished hardwood. On one hand, I'm on the petite side and have ordered standard cabinets... if they happen to be a bit lower, I may find that to be a point on my side in the end. As long as we're not compromising on the quality of the work. We, too, are putting in a Bluestar range and just had the discussion about it being on legs and thus the flooring would need to be placed in before the range.
I'm sorry about my confusion and appreciate all the insight and input.
Hi dragonfly08,
I'm a newbie too, and like yours, our GC is doing our pre-finished flooring last. The cabinets are in, the counters are coming this week, and the GC is just now ordering the flooring material.
In all of our planning, my DH said he didn't want to have to pay money for the real flooring to run under the base cabinets (his reasoning: why pay the $$ for it when it's just under the cabinets?), and wanted pre-finished flooring for other reasons after all of his research.
So, our GC put a plywood layer only where our base cabinets go, at the right height, so that when the flooring is installed, everything will meet at the right heights. He is planning to have the pre-finished flooring installed before moving the fridge, range, and DW in, so those will sit on the actual flooring (and I think will look nicer, as the floor boards will look like they run under the appliances).
I admit that I am a bit worried about the dishwasher and counter, as the counters are going in before the dishwasher will be in its place and then they're going to do the floor and then move the dishwasher in. I am asking the universe to see to it that there is no height problem for the GC's sake, because otherwise I will claim temporary TKO insanity at the inevitable trial.
We ran into major problems by installing our tile floor without removing the cabinets or countertops. The dishwasher wouldn't fit in the opening because the floor was higher than the subfloor and the dishwasher wouldn't slide under the counter-top. The slide-in range was lower and I couldn't slide the bottom drawer open as it would scrape the tile.
Dragonfly- If you are not going to run your hardwood under the cabinets or dishwasher you will have a serious height problem. Your dishwasher is designed to work with a stock height cabinet, now your cabinets are going to be -3/4".
You can go the route la koala did and install plywood under the cabinets. The problem I have with this is that by the time you buy the plywood, lay out EXACTLY where it needs to go and then install it you will not be that much less $ than running the flooring to the wall. The plywood has to end exactly at the end of the front support. If it is too shallow you will have a gap between it and the hardwood and if it protrudes too far out then the 1/4" kick trim will not cover it.
Remember, a 10' wall of cabinetry has roughly 16-17 square feet under it. At $3 a foot plus install it should be a given to just run the floor under it. The cabinet install will be a breeze and you will never have to worry about height problems and water getting trapped under the cabinets....
I have never ever ever ever ever heard of a hardwood floor butting up against the cabinets (I can see the point of doing it with vinyl- I just have never worked with vinyl before). It is just the wrong way to do the job. It's like doing the door and floor trim before drywall. Can it be done? Probably, but it sure is the wrong way of doing it.
You will pay the extra $$ in plywood under the cabinets and the additional difficulty of the labor to cut the finish flooring around those cabinet, or you will pay the money to put the finish flooring under the cabinets. It's your choice of which fee to pay as it'll be just about a wash financially. But, time wise, it's a lot faster to just put the finish flooring under the cabinets.
Hi Emilner,
If I lived by myself and could do exactly what I wanted to do with this kitchen, I would have run unfinished hardwood over the entire floor before installing the cabinets. It makes logical sense, because if in 10 years I want to revise the layout, the flooring would just need refinishing. (And the next owners would bless me and I'd get good future karma!)
At this moment though, all I can say is "next time" (if there is a next time!)


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Calling people ignorant because we are left in the dark about Sen. Paul's true motivation is taking a page out the GOP and Democratic playbook with the smug name-calling and labels.
Damn right we're ignorant because you won't tell the truth.
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Ronald McDonald House Charities
Pop Tab Collections-Click here
Collecting pop tabs is a great way to teach kids
about philanthropy and the importance of recycling,
and raisefunds to help children and their families
at the same time.
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Turn in your used ink and toner cartridges,
cell phones, cameras, lap tops and small
electronics for Vandagriff.
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STARR Testing Dates
for Grades 3 & 4
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Vandagriff Office: Debbie Bechthold or Jennifer Miller
Additional information available on the Orange Side Tab under Volunteers, Visitors, Community
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Basic English Class
Clase de Ingles Basico
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Teaser of the documentary African Carnival, Cape Verde. You can participate in the final part of the production of this documentary on the website of crowdfunding: filmutea.com
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African carnivals are not very well known internationally, but Cape Verde carnivals have a long tradition. This documentary takes us into the intimacy of the carnival of Cape Verde.
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