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Urgent help needed for kitchen floor plan
We have a small yet difficult kitchen. I have spent tons of time trying to improve the floor plan and flow. We are supposed to place kitchen cabinet order this month, yet the floor plan is still not finalized yet. It has been so stressful.
I thought I had better run by the good folks on this board for inputs and suggestions. Yesterday, Buehl helped me to upload photos. Buehl, thank you a million!!!. Below is the drawing of our existing kitchen layout. Please ask questions, review and criticize the floor plan.
(1) Existing layout:
The kitchen is a pass through kitchen opens to formal dining room, utility room, family room and other part of the house. It has low ceiling, is short of storage space with bad work flow.
(2) Changes in the plan:
a. Raise ceiling in the Kitchen area.
b. Replace kitchen cabinets, countertop, appliances, sink, plumbing fixtures and lighting.
c. Center kitchen sink to window.
d. Replace cook range with cook top,
e. Replace oven with 1 wall oven and 1 MW/induction oven.
f. Enlarge island with more cabinets to be accessed from front and back sides.
g. Keep existing sitting on one side of the island.
i. Move refrigerator to give more counter space.
(3) Problems
a. Where to relocate ovens and refrigerator? If put both at the current pantry and desk area, would they be too far from sink and cooktop? Where else are good spots?
b. Where is the landing spot for ovens?
c. Would it make sense to change islandâÂÂs orientation, so people sit next to island would fact window instead of cook top? The window is good size with good view.
d. We can change the entire pantry and desk areas. DH wants to keep a door way from kitchen to the Formal Dining Room. It could be moved a few feet if we want to put ref. and ovens together,
e. How to improve the work flow for preparation, cooking and baking?
f. How to make the kitchen plan a cohesive one and minimize the negative nature of a pass through kitchen?
Thank you in advance for the help. Any inputs and suggestions will be immensely appreciated.
I would move the sink over to be more in the middle of the bump out or move the range down at least some as it looks to me that your main prep space will be between the sink or range and you have very little space. I have around that amount and it is not sufficient IMO. I absolutely hate that part in my current kitchen. Just can't figure out how to improve it in mine though.
Where do you plan to keep your pots and pans? Doesn't look like you have any cabinets or drawers large enough to accommodate that near the range.
What a nice big window! I think you're right to consider moving the island (turning it 90 degrees) so folks can see out that window.
With the window wall and the open island, you only have two possible locations for the fridge and ovens. I'd put them both on that pantry wall and move the DR door as far as possible in one direction or the other to give you the maximum stretch of working counter between the ovens and fridge.
If you centered the sink on the window, and turned the island, it looks like you could extend the length of the island enough to put a prep sink directly behind the range, that would be so convenient (and recenter the range on that wall if you move the fridge.
Best of luck sorting through it all. I'm working on a layout now, too, and know how when you change on thing, then everything else also shifts. That's going to be such a nice kitchen with the great window and big island!
Hello lyfia,
You spotted one of the shortcomings.
We plan to move sink and cooktop exactly as you suggested. The bumped area is where the window is, the sink will center to the window, currently, it is off center toward one side of the window.
I want more counter space, it is why I want to move the refrigerator out from its current location.
We will add drawers below cooktop for pots and pans. Put more drawers next to cooktop for cooking utensils and spices.
One of the reason to move island's orientation is to have a bank of drawers on the island, opposite to the DW, to make it easy to load dishes.
Also, the island is far away from cooking area. I hope our resident kitchen design gurus would chime in to validate the idea of moving island, or give suggestions of placing the island.
I am taking measurements for small appliances, pots and pans, cookware, containers, dinnerware, serving pieces..etc. so that we could order drawers for right locations and of right sizes. Most of the lower cabinets will be drawers. I plan to have different configuration for corner cabinet, I hate the current lazy susan in it.
Hello Smiling,
You are right, I want to center the cooktop once refrigerator is moved out.
I never thought about adding a prep sink, because the kitchen is not that big. I need to think about it.
I like your suggestions of moving DR door as far as possible to either direction. What worries me is if refrigerator and oven area are too far away from the "main" kitchen and become an annex. I also heard that the rule of " refrigerator should not locate at heavy traffic area", but do not know how to get around that.
One thing nice of the kitchen is the large window, we can see back yard, patio and swimming pool.
Thank you for the inputs. How far away the island should be relative to the range once it is turned?
Do I really have a cooking zone or any zone (cooking, baking and prepration) by having the cooktop and ovens at two locations? It seems the "zones" have been fragmented with this challenging layout.
in the 45 in desk nook I'd put a vertical stack containing one oven and microwave-30 in width probably.The remainder 15 in would be some pull out pantry space. Leave the dining opening as is.Place side by side fridge on lower part of 97 in wall, other side of dining opening. Use the other 60 in for your "pantry"including some sort of counter/niche area at the top, that functions as a "desk". Are you turning the island 90 degrees?..you'll have landing for fridge items right behind you....RU planning to center cooktop on top wall of L? How about a single large deep sink at window with dishwasher and small sink somewhere on island/or vice versa..calculate where the secondary usage spot is likely to be considering change of microwave and fridge locations,and flow of people in and out of your kitchen....since lots of foot traffic other than the cook revolves around fridge/some dishware retrieval/microwave and fridge as destinations.
Herbflavor, thank you for the inputs.
Yes, I want to center cooktop on top wall of L. To open the kitchen a bit more, the section of the wall next to refrigerator (in its current location) will be removed, may be new counter can be used as landing.
We thought about placing ovens and refrigerator as you suggested, but my concern is ovens will not have landing close by for hot cookie sheet or bake ware.
Also will it make ovens like orphans away from the main kitchen?
It seems turning the island 90 degree is a smart decision (many thanks to smiling and marcolo). Do I need to widen the island from current 38â once it turns in order to provide sufficient counter space for top of the L wall? What is the suitable width for the purpose?
We are thinking about changing the current pantry to top and lower cabinets with counter top. GC said moving the door way should not cost much extra since ceiling will be raised and pantry will be ripped out.
We do not have any experience and background in remodeling. Planning for the remodeling has been very challenging and stressful. Please keep your suggestions coming in, they are so helpful and assuring.
If you're concerned about the traffic, there's another way to get the tall fridge and ovens out of traffic and nearer than over on that pantry wall. You could put the range in the turned island (with an island hood). Make the new island at least 48" wide so you can have 24" cabinets on both sides. Then put the fridge and ovens on the wall where you now have the range and fridge. Then everything is out of the main thru-traffic aisle, and you can still have seating facing the big window.
I think you should reconsider your choice to do wall ovens and a cooktop. You would be better served by a range for most tasks. Maybe add a second oven where the floor to ceiling cabinets are located for a dedicated baking center, but keep the main kitchen elements right where they are and how they exist and just turn the island and add a prep sink. For the desk area, make that a step in pantry. They hold a TON of stuff and are very efficient. Shorten the wall with the fridge in it so that it only comes out to the case of the fridge so you can have better swing for opening it. Put your MW with the single wall oven and now you have a pretty good snack center that's not invading your prep zone.
BTW, kudos for having such a well drawn diagram in your plea for help. It made it easy to see where the opportunities were and to cut and past a few things.
This post was edited by hollysprings on Sun, Mar 10, 13 at 16:05
I give a big thumbs up to the square island that hollysprings posted.
My current kitchen also has a tight corner between sink and stove, where I find myself jammed even if I'm the only person working in the kitchen. It makes me pretty nuts. I have an idea for opening up that space, since you seem able to move the dining room door. All these comments are based on hollyspring's drawing.
You would put your fridge where the dining room door now is, and put the dining room door where hollysprings drew a wall oven (with snack zone). Where the step in pantry is drawn, you might create a beverage/snack station next to the fridge, so people coming from the family room can get drinks without tangling with whomever is cooking. That would be the primary landing zone for the fridge, with island also available.
You could then shift the range to the right and create a longer stretch of counter between range and sink. The range will also be across from the island. If you skip the prep sink or keep it small, the island could have some good pot storage.
The area remaining above the dining door (closest to the hall) could then be a pantry cabinet of some sort for extra storage. That corner is not handy while cooking, but I'm thinking a place for pet food, canned food, rarely used cooking implements and the like.
The fridge is pretty far away from the cooking action in that case. Depending on how you work, that might be fine or annoying. I'd keep it at or near the edge of the island so you don't have to run *around* the island to get to it, just past the island.
Looks like you're in for a beautiful kitchen when all the work is done!
Hello Smiling, Hollyspring and Sarahstew,
Thank you so much for the suggestions, they definitely opened my eyes, especially having a step in pantry. I missed the step in pantry in our previous house, I never dream that we have the space for one now.
Hollyspring, it is so kind of you to point out "zones" in the layout where I have not being able to identify them for months. It highlights the differences between a "professional" and a novice.
We want to stay in this house for a long time. We plan the remodeling with "aging" in mind, try not to "bend over" if we don't need to, such as to access an oven under cooktop, such as using drawers to access stored items instead of getting down on the floor to dig out what is needed like we do now.
We envision the kitchen a clean, streamline, calm and soothing place. Therefore we want nothing on the island. Our choices are toward contemporary instead of traditional/transitional, such as induction cooktop, chimney vent hood, under mount sink with one faucet..etc.
Am I able to keep the above mentioned constraints/wishes by using the cooktop instead of a range?
May I ask why make the island square shape instead of rectangular? There may be design benefits of doing so, but I just cannot decipher it.
Thank you again for the feedback.
Azmom, you do not have your email enabled on your profile. Therefore, I am unable to respond directly to your request for assistance. I will respond here, so that others may have the benefit of the information as well.
First of all, for your island, it will not be used at all unless you do have a water source on it. The primary prep zone in any kitchen is between water and fire and adjacent to the storage. That's the tiny corner between your sink and the range. UNLESS you put a prep sink on the island. When you do that, and it doesn't have to be anything larger than 14", that transforms the island into the primary prep space with you facing out towards those who are seated there rather than you standing with your face in the corner and your back to the guests.
The square shape that Holly suggested could work and adds additional storage. I think the important takeaway from that is to have the "working " portion of the aisle facing the fridge and cooking surface. That minimizes your walking all over the kitchen to prepare a meal. A larger kitchen isn't a better kitchen, unless it's designed to be. Putting an island in the middle of a kitchen makes it less efficient, not more efficient---unless that island is in the right spot, with the right orientation, and has a water source on it. A large chunky island looks appropriate to the space,and I think the square works (especially with some nice chunky legs to make it more of a "table") but you could just make the island narrower and oriented left to right instead of top to bottom.
Here is one tweak to Holly's plan that I might make if you are OK with walking further in your prep, but only if you are willing to use a counter depth refrigerator or a built in one. Refrigerators belong on the perimeter of the kitchen space so that they can be accessed by those coming into the space without crossing your prep space. It's the busiest spot in the kitchen, and you have to have enough room for everyone to have that access. Whether or not you want to swap the wall oven with the fridge will depend on how often you use the wall oven for cooking. If you frequently sear something and then put it in the oven to finish, the range suggestion would be a good one. Or have the range be on the same run as the cooktop with the fridge across the aisle. If you are more into getting out fresh veggies and preparing them for a meal, then leaving Holly's plan alone might be the best layot for you. Either depends on having the prep sink there so that you actually use the island. Without a prep sink on the island, you're creating more work, more steps, and you'll default to just prepping in the corner.
I like hollysprings' layout plus sarahstew's tweaks, particularly the part about moving the fridge. The cooking area does seem cramped with the range there.
Hi AZ, the square island looks to be what you have room for based on the shape of your space and widths of the traffic aisles around it. It also seems to give you seating for four, two each on the right and bottom sides. Be sure to have the counter overhang the cabinetry no less 15" overhang on those sides to ensure the comfort of those sitting there.
You can switch to the cooktop instead of range, but I would be leery of doing that only because the wall oven location is sort of in a hallway. I'm picturing someone suddenly whipping around the corner while the oven door is open. Doing a range gives you a relatively protected space for at least one oven. However, your aging in place concerns are valid as well so I would definitely do at least one wall oven plus the range, or even the two wall ovens. I think the one wall oven is better though - I have two wall ovens, and one is too high while the other is a bit too low. Just one could be placed at the perfect height.
This post was edited by tracie.erin on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 9:30
I would like a mixed version of LWO and holly. I have my ovens off by themselves and love it. It's like my own private area but the space it's in leads to my laundry room/pantry thus no traffic and used only by me. It kinda depends on where/what the top hallway leads to. The separate baking area also appeals to me since I love baking. If you don't bake at all, then it may not be as valuable to you. The idea of a separate cooktop and ovens is a good one. I switched to that and have never been happier with a setup.
live_wire_oak, tracie.erin, remodelfla,Smiling, Hollysprings, herbflavor, Sarahstew, lyfia, Marcolo, and Buehl,
I read what you said many times, and used imaginary test run with various scenarios in your suggested layouts. I think I finally understand the concepts of zones, the requirements of an efficient kitchen, the trade off of different arrangements, slowly I could tie things together and make them to fit our own needs.
This thread is like a crash course that has taught me so much. I sincerely appreciate your time, your wonderful design ideas as well as the theories behind them. The only regret I have is that I did not ask for your help earlier, it would have saved me tons of agony, time and energy.
I am so grateful; your inputs have saved me from making costly mistakes. I will incorporate your suggestions, discuss with DH and GC to finalize our plan. This is the first time I feel that we will have a functional and efficient kitchen. All because of your generosity. Thank you again.


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The United Nations has promised to help rebuild Mali's cultural heritage destroyed by Islamist militants.
As the rebels fled from French and Malian forces, they destroyed many of Timbuktu's legendary world heritage sites.
In acts reminiscent of the Taliban in Afghanistan, Islamists had bulldozed mausoleums and burned some ancient manuscripts.
Now, Lazare Eloundou, the head of UNESCO's Africa unit says work must be done to help Mali recover.
"UNESCO will send a mission to assess the situation and define the immediate urgent priorities, in close cooperation with the local communities who have been maintaining this site for the past thousand years."
Although, the vast majority of Timbuktu's
ancient manuscripts have apparently been unharmed, many vital documents and books have been torched.
Sane Chirfi, a former researcher at the Islamic Research Institute said: "There is geometry, medicine, history, geography, fairy tales.. And what's more secret than this are the sale certificates for slaves and the expropriation certificates."
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Stena Van Andel, 99, of Ripon died Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at Bethany Home. She was born to Klaas and Gertie Vander Meer on April 23, 1910 in Vona, Colorado. In 1930 she went to work in Denver, Colorado as a nanny for two little girls. She moved to California in 1930 where she met Mike Van Andel and was married on April 5, 1936. They lived in the Ripon area and farmed two different ranches for many years. There they raised three children. In 1979 they moved to Modesto and later returned to Ripon in 1996.
George H. Clark, Jr. passed away Thursday, July 2, 2009 in Jackson, California, at the age of 79 years.
Helen Dismukes-Descovich-Granelli, 84, danced into Heaven Saturday, July 4, 2009. She was born Nov. 29, 1924 in Texas. Leaving on Earth her 4 boys Michael Descovich, Victor Descovich Jr., Kenneth Descovich and David Descovich and their wives and children. Helen has 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Helen's favortie day was to have all of the family and friends together with a buffett of food, fun and talk. Helen asked that no one be sad when she is finally in Heaven, but to celebrate that she is there and dance as she wants.
Frances Limas, 76, entered into rest on July 3, 2009 in Modesto California. She was born on November 11, 1932 in Dayton Ridge Wisconsin.
Stena Van Andel, 99, of Ripon died Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at Bethany Home. She was born to Klaas and Gertie Vander Meer on April 23, 1910 in Vona, Colorado. In 1930 she went to work in Denver, Colorado, as a nanny for two little girls. She moved to California in 1930 where she met Mike Van Andel and were married on April 5, 1936. They lived in the Ripon area and farmed two different ranches for many years. There they raised three children. In 1979 they moved to Modesto and later returned to Ripon in 1996.
George H. Clark, Jr., 79, passed away on Thursday, July 2, 2009 in Jackson, Cal. He was born October 26, 1929 to George Sr. and Josephine (Wenstrom) Clark in Lewiston, Idaho.
John Hernandez Jr., 56, passed away at Stanford Hospital on Friday, July 3, 2009. He was born on October 11, 1952 in Union City, CA.
Frances Limas, 76, entered into rest on July 3, 2009 in Modesto. She was born on Nov. 11, 1932 in Dayton Ridge, Wisconsin.
Sherman "Bud" Renfro, 80, passed away suddenly on July 5, 2009 with his family by his side. A resident of Manteca for nearly 47 years, he was born April 9, 1929 in Lincoln, Arkansas, to the late Homer & Beulah Renfro. He worked for Fiberboard Paper Co. in Stockton for over 35 years before retiring in 1989.
Stanley Joseph Terry, 87, passed away peacefully at home on July 3, 2009. He was born April 25, 1922 in Sunnyvale, CA, to the late Stanley F. & Rose Terry. He is survived by his wife of nearly 64 years, Alice Marie Terry of Manteca; three children: Stanley A. Terry of Manteca, Stephen P. Terry of Clearlake, Kathlyn A Lafferty of Fremont; six grandchildren, Layne Lee & husband Timothy, Joseph Phillips, Stanley R. Terry & wife Elizabeth, David Terry, Lynette Terry, and Jeffrey Terry; and sister Mary Del Bono of San Carlos, CA. He was also blessed with four great-grandchildren.
Tevanie Deanne Lantz, 35, born April 23, 1974 died Thursday, July 2, 2009, joining her Papa Charlie Maehl and aunt Kim and aunt Karen in heaven. Tevanie was a loving mother to her beautiful children Gabrielle Lantz , Adrianna Lantz, and Philip Lantz ; loving daughter of Marcia Sigler Lantz, Kevin Lantz, and Andy Marleau; loving sister of KC (Bubba) Lantz and Michael Lantz; loving granddaughter to Fran Maehl; and loving aunt to Benji Lantz, Lyric Lantz and Justice Lantz. Tevanie is also a cherished family member to 15 cousins and 5 aunts and uncles and many other extended family members.
William Cummings, 61, entered into rest on Sunday, July 5, 2009 in Stockton. He was born on April 29, 1948 in Ohio to the late Mr. and Mrs. Maurice and Dalin Cummings. He was a resident of Manteca for 25 years.
Charles J. Alfaro, 71, entered into rest July 2, 2009 at his residence in Manteca surrounded by his beloved family. He was born on July 23, 1937 in Glendale, California. He joins his daughter in heaven Angelina Higareda as well as his two siblings; Hector Alfaro and Rachel Alfaro.
Elbert Wayne Bolton passed away on Wednesday, July 1, at his home in Escalon. He was 77 years old.
Loving and devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Maria Alda Azevedo, passed away suddenly but peacefully at the age of 94 on the early morning of Monday, June 29, 2009 at her ranch home in Escalon, California.
Dorothy Estelle Harris was born on September 23, 1918, in Albemarle County, Virginia to Wellington Miller and Carrie Belew Miller, passing peacefully on February 11, 2015.
Dorothy Jane Eitelgeorge, 76, peacefully passed away on February 9, 2015. She was born on March 1, 1938 in Pocatello, Idaho. Much of her childhood years were spent in Idaho but she lived the last 65 years of her life in Manteca. She married, as she would often say, "a dime among nickels", Charles Eitelgeorge, in September of 1962. They recently celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary.
Gerry L. Dufour, entered into rest on February 3, 2015. He was 73. He was born in Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana on August 23, 1941 to the late Wilson and Oma Dufour.
Peter James Gretchen died peacefully at home on February 4, 2015 at the age of 92. Pete was born July 10, 1922 in Saskatchewan, Canada. His family was one of the original members of the Russian Colony that settled on 140 acres of farmland outside Manteca, California in the 1920's. A close-knit community, their values of hard-work, integrity, and respect for others stayed with Pete throughout his life. He was always generous with his time, offering his skills to friends and neighbors and community organizations such as the Manteca Historical Museum.
Clemente Mejia, 58, entered into the arms of his Lord and Savior on Sunday, February 8, 2015 surrounded by his loving family. He was born on January 30, 1957 in Fresno, California.
Born in Hardin, MO on July 16, 1931, Shirley Anne (Ferguson) Ireland lived, laughed and loved until her passing on February 8, 2015. She grew up in Dinuba, CA where in high school she was on the track team. It was during her sophomore year that she met and later married her first love, Gordon Ireland, that "blue-eyed, good looking senior" from the next town over. As Shirley proclaimed "boy were those other girls were jealous!" After they were married they lived in Dinuba and started their family, having two of their five children, Rick and Tom. In 1954, Gordon ...
Rosalie Correia, 97, entered into rest on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 in Modesto, California. She was born on September 2, 1917 in Saylor Bottom, Oklahoma to the late Bud and Sarah Coble.
Kevin, 58, of Turlock, passed away Saturday, the 31st of January 2015. He was born the 30th of August 1956 in Stockton, CA to Glen and Doris Allsup. He was preceded in death by his mother, Doris Yvonne House Allsup and his sister, Robin Allsup Shockley.
Dorothy Ann Faria, 82, entered into rest on January 31, 2015 in Manteca, CA. She was born on November 2, 1932 in Stevenson to the late Mr. and Mrs. Manuel and Frances Silva. In heaven she joins her parents and her husband James Faria.
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Well sacrificing an entire tennis career ought to be worth at least a championship win. But seriously, destroying your arm for 'not having regrets' would be something I would personally regret.
Well sacrificing an entire tennis career ought to be worth at least a championship win. But seriously, destroying your arm for 'not having regrets' would be something I would personally regret.
Agreed.... Especially since if he destroys his arm, he won't be leaving Japan at all....
Yeah, perhaps if he loses, it's what will motivate the rest of his team to try and win it for seigaku.
it would suck if seigaku lost, since not just tezuka, but if you think about it, a lot of other team members are putting a lot of things in the line for their last year in seigaku (3rd years) like taka not playing tennis anymore and such. Nobody knows if any of the others will continue tennis anymore and that's kinda scary to think about it >.<
however, if seigaku wins, then it's just all too obvious and no twist... kinda... it might even be boring with an expected ending like that.
however, if seigaku lost, then there would be an opening to a sequel... (Do we really wanna c seigaku after tezuka, fuji, taka, inui, eiji and oishi left?! i don't wanna c a 'regulars horio' thank you very much... -.-)
this will be quite tricky to get a 'perfect ending' and make everyone happy =/
And one request, please stop coloring your text royal blue. It just irritates my eyes for some reason. Its nothing personal. Heck, you could even change it to another color. Just that that shade irritates me a bit. Thanks.
Yeah.... I really don't want to see Tezuka destroy his arm. His professional career is on the line. As much as I don't want to see him lose now, I don't think it's worth it if he can never play tennis again. ;_;
It's just...weird that in Pot world, the umpires and the coaches seemed to be helpless when in comes to these things. But hey, we have tennis players here that get zapped to oblivion (okay...i mean, to the stands ^^; ) so...why bother with minute things ^^;
From the feel of the last chapter, it's like Seigaku's on the bloody winning road (with all the determination panels going on). Rikkai's probably gonna turn the tides next.
but there is no reason for echizen to have a rivalry with sanada i dont see the point there is one between ryoma and tezuka because he said he would take the pillar of support from tezuka here and on top of that tezuka was the first person to truly beat echizen beside his dad so i think ehizen has to pay him back for that even though tezuka has been beaten a few time before


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Apple warns resellers of Mac and iPod drought, says load up nowWith the first phase of the iPhone 3G launch in the rear view, Apple Inc. is now shifting much of its focus towards product refreshes targeting its two other revenue drivers and is advising resellers to be prepared for product shortages in the interim.
More specifically, the Cupertino-based company in recent days issued an advisement bulletin to some of its channel partners hinting at a manufacturing ramp down of iPods and certain Mac notebook models, which will result in limited supplies of those products in the coming weeks.
To best address this situation and assure ample supplies for new customer orders through August, Apple "strongly suggested" that resellers bring in — or place immediate lump orders for — approximately 4 weeks worth of their top selling iPod models. Supplies of the players would start to become extremely limited in the next seven days, the bulletin said.
Similarly, the company also advised resellers that it would be in their best interest to place at least 3 weeks worth of orders for existing Mac notebook models. In this part of the communication, Apple is said to have specifically identified 13-inch MacBooks and 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros, but made no mention of the MacBook Air.
Based on past experiences and knowledge of their own inventory sell-through, those resellers who received the bulletin believe the notice is a strong indicator that Apple will begin introducing its holiday consumer electronics and Mac offerings sometime in early to mid-September.
Indeed, recent anecdotal evidence has suggested Apple is readying new models of both the iPod nano and the iPod touch. A report from AppleInsider earlier this week also provided an update on the company's redesigned MacBook and MacBook Pros, noting that shipments were unlikely for at least another 6 to 8 weeks.
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Post-battle FF7 music, made me smile.
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It`s after Christmas,...
Um, no it's not there are twelve days of Christmas, it ends on the 5th of January!
Um, no it's not there are twelve days of Christmas, it ends on the 5th of January!
20th day Yule is traditionally when the tree goes down in Fennoscandia. At this point, it's still being decorated with more bags of nuts and sweets.
Christmas begins on November 1st (when retailers toss aside the Halloween decorations for the Christmas ones), continues until January 1st (when they begin to focus on Valentine's Day), and makes a brief resurgence in July. Thus, Christmas has about 92 days and takes up a quarter of the year.
Where do you live? I started seeing some advertisements for Xmas just after Labor Day!!!!
Not anymore. They already will have some Christmas stuff out in September/October. The amount of Halloween stuff exceeds it until Nov 1, when all the Halloween shelves switch to Christmas stuff.
The build up and payoff was about as satisfying as "Bambi Meets Godzilla"
I assure you the tree was briefly recycled into a short lived rocket decoration implement.
The resulting waste might need to be recycled too but that's a new problem
The tree is now just 100ft further out in a field. It didn't get turned into something useful.
On Dec 26th, every "Christmas Tree" got turned into "Last Year's Christmas Tree". A few days/weeks after that, every "Last Year's Christmas Tree" got turned into "Mulch".
Unlike all the other trees that completed said transition, this tree had an intermediate stage, in which it got turned into something awesome.
The tree is now just 100ft further out in a field. It didn't get turned into something useful.
Sure it did. Now it's the neighbor's problem.
They still have to throw the tree itself away...
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015
How do you tell the Anesthetist your attraction has not to do with beauty?
Oh, Nina, really
It's not about the shape of your face
the width of your hips, the heat of your tits
even the color of your blondness
fades as we admire the depth
of your wit, the mind in your words
the song of your heart soars,
snogging forever that memory
of your work and elocution
among the wounded.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
a recent try at thoughts and words, and it is a very early draft of ideas.
Little Rhymes for Christof the Spoken Poet
Like Eliot, we are putting on a face
to meet the faces that we meet)
In the crowd a pleasant smiling softness
show faces changing feelings
wearing what we cannot hide
hiding what our smile never shows
feeling changes chasing wishes
Hiding among the bullies
and then desire — just a secret shock…
today reading Millay
and Berryman, of course and Wang Wei.
these three explode together
these three combine so fine-ly
a green and bluish muse, my baby oh yes
we need inspiration,
a quiet Chinese forest,
anxious american words
screeds against the ennui
shall i create a shambling devil pulling my soul
or yet describe — that night in jail
i could not believe how much stupidity existed
i sucked another nail –
Homer found Ulysses and also rhythm
what or who will i find in the seeking of a dragon
my muse in the future –
ha ha, i shall implore my soul
in missives to the dragon, follow my lead here
my dear.
describe the perfect description in musical words
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Evening on the summer prairie (A late rewrite while facing winter).
Summers eve upon the plain
a languid silky shadowed sky,
lazy dusky sunshine warm
a prairie day declining lightly
wistful breezes weaving grasses
shadow clouds of summer storms
like birds upon a zephyr
fluttering ever
endlessly never
grasping soothing wafting fingers
slide like waving grasses
among this breathless touching
softly woven desire
floats on drifting air……..
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Music at Joe's
Writing is albums of the heart,
we sigh – try to fly to birth this life
to share perhaps, our dreams.
Places find you in your wonder,
the air is ripe, plucking ears
like a blues harp in a smoky joint
singing in a many flowered voice.
waking the artist between refrains,
warm this strummin' heart and sing
the sun and moon into our world
Her fiddle bowed
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thumping, drumming, pounding sounds
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bouncing counterpoint beats in style
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Spirits dancing air
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Twitter poems
On twitter you might want to read @Longshiren, where I am posting very short images that seem pretty and poetic. Another experiment.
small thoughts on language
One of the reasons for creating this blog is to show some of the things we go through to take an idea from basic words to a finished poem.
Usually, the rough drafts, as shown below, are filled with the language as it originally expressed the idea. Sometimes this language really overflows and fills everything up, and covers or drowns the original thought.
Sometimes, we just cannot get past the beautiful words, phrases, images, little songlike patterns, and lovely laughing clauses. When we get so caught up in this the poem gets lost but the language is lovely, and that often makes for poor poetry, but really nice sounding daydreams.
We have found that the best way to pare the lines down to the core is to have the family dragon burn all the fluff away. We can then rebuild from that to make a clearer, if somewhat more astringent creation, dedicating the rebuilt phrases to the spare but now well defined poem.
If you don't have a family dragon, well, you must find some other metaphor, then.
Short work
Sand and bombs and ugly little
desert spiders and a rancid smell
death on the street or fear in the locals?
Sitting in the waiting room at the VA hospital
spinning the new wheelchair smells like a new car
no spiders here no locals and maybe no bombs
but we still watch with the good eye
Talking to the new wounded and comparing
wheels like high school kids.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Another rough post, and some possibilities
Well, this is rough, but we are editing and writing more daily. The problem is that we write a million words, and then we excise 999,990 to make it say everything in perfection and simplicity, forgetting that we remember every word, but the readers never saw them. Forgive my audacity, and bear with me. This next few posts should include work on some of the original posts, and perhaps the city poem for Manila. Enjoy, and feedback, please.
A Horse
A horse is a thing to love,
to touch for the hope of feeling the coat
gather as the muscles quiver in the lightning
emotion of being close.
Love is found in a horse's eyes,
deeper than pools of endless ink
soft with the light of trust and affection
she demands your direction —
for survival, but gives, without counting
All her breath and warmth of sighs for you
— rolling her shoulders smoothing your saddle
waving the mane for healing your soul
carrying the heat, the playful touches
a weathered caress and more
you must give your share and find
love for your friend as sweet
as a mares own toss of her mane
at the yearling — and you.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Another thought on Peace, and War that spawns the need…
It's time for new Metaphors
The world is lately filled with conflict,
Wars where terrorists are Muslim,
Christian, Arab, Jew, perhaps Knights
Freedom Fighters, Defenders of faith.
And, everyone's god is on their side.
staring at the deep blue sky of history
searching for patterns without killing
mercy without bleeding children,
neighbors without anger, hatred……….
Watching the Bowerbirds find roses
daily, daily, finding roses, colored flowers
endlessly engineering togetherness
for their endless loving nests.
Carry a rose to your beloved.
Carry Peace.
Long Shiren
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Another City Poem
The Women In the Hotel in X'ian (first draft)
Gluttony and lust equal BEST SINS EVER!
One night at the hotel in Xi'an
are 12 Americans all men
And no one else in the city
hails from foreign hells
And at least a thousand prostitutes
line the hallways and they stand
outside the doors……..
they will not let them in, they vow,
……..refrains like Sam-I-am fill hotel hall
……..Oh,………I should not toss her joss at all.
……..I will not have my wang in Yang,
……..I cannot slip my dong in Wong,
……..I dare not do her there or here
…………….My wife will learn, I know I fear,
…………………….I can't get sucked in my own room
Alas, And also Aids is in the Air, Oh Doom!!
But the evening slows, and in the setting sun,
……..the rush is on to the ATM………


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Posted July 01 2013 - 06:04 AM
I have a proposal from my local HT store and from checking around, they are quoting me MSRP on all components, even though cheaper deals are out there. Installation is extra, I know they need to make money to stay in business but I don't want to pay more than I should. How negotiable should they be?
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Posted July 01 2013 - 06:21 AM
It would help to know the brands.
Integra? Zero wiggle.
Marantz? Some wiggle.
Yamaha? Zero wiggle.
Onkyo? Tons of wiggle.
Paradigm? Zero wiggle.
Polk? Tons of wiggle.
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Posted July 01 2013 - 06:26 AM
And what do you mean "cheaper deals" are out there?
Elite, Yamaha and Integra are B&M sales only.
Paradigm is B&M only as well.
So "cheaper deal" means "what product, where"?
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Posted July 01 2013 - 06:30 AM
Give you an example of..."good deal, but good luck"...
http://www.amazon.co...ords=elite sc65
Elite is B&M only. In case you have no idea what B&M means, it means Brick and Mortar. IE, the store/installation people you are talking to.
Sure, you can save money by buying that Elite from Amazon as long as...
1. You realize it has zero warranty.
2. It has zero support from Elite(Elite can, at their discretion, deny you future firmware updates. You can get firmware 3rd party...or pay to send the SC65 to a service center and pay to send it back...while paying a service center to do your firmware updates...if Elite so chose to deny your gray market AVR)
3. Will not be counted for a "credit card warranty doubling" cause there is nothing to double(see point 1)
4. You can't even buy a Square Trade. Well you can, but it won't be valid, cause the manufacturer's warranty has to be valid(see point 1)
#5 of 14 OFFLINE
Posted July 01 2013 - 06:32 AM
Epson 6020 projectorB&W speakersNAD amp100" black diamond screenBy better deals I mean online quotes
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Posted July 01 2013 - 06:43 AM
The Epson(as far as the receipts I've seen) sells for the same price everywhere. If you want to pay less, buy the 5020*. Same projector. The 6020 is the B&M version of the "who cares where you got it" 5020.
B&W, which series? If the same as BB(which I doubt), sure there is wiggle room. If BB does not carry the same ones...no wiggle.
NAD, nope.
Black Diamond has none either.
Outside Epson, those three companies like to keep their value up. Look at used values(when, if, you see any for sale) and you'll see people will pay a premium for that NAD in 2-3 years. The B&W(which ones?) should still sell for 60% of what you paid from them 10 years from now.
The screen is a crap shoot(which one?). If a really good one, I've seen 7 year old BD go for 75% of their original NIB.
*and yeah I know. The 6020 has a better warranty, comes with "stuff" the 5020 does not. But as far as the projector itself, they are the same. Pay less and get emails back and forth with Epson should you have a problem and ship it somewhere...or buy the 6020 and you have a store that will come to your house to solve the problem.
I see there is a 3rd party selling the Epson 6020 on Amazon. I am pretty sure(and it would be your call to do so to check) Epson will deny warranty on internet purchased 6020. As that projector is not to be sold online.
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Posted July 01 2013 - 07:13 AM
Youre on a roll today Sam, outstanding info
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#8 of 14 OFFLINE
Posted July 01 2013 - 07:55 AM
Thanks, all. Great information. I like these guys and I want to give them my business, but I also don't want to be the guy who pays sticker price at the car dealer.
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Posted July 01 2013 - 08:05 AM
Screen Innovations is not a cheap screen. I have a Screen Research. If you are complaining over the cost they are quoting you for the BD(whichever version you are getting)...ask for a price quote on a Screen Research...and be sitting down.
NAD is great stuff...30% overpriced. But...if you want NAD...pony it up.
I have a JVC projector. I will never buy a LCD projector. Every home theatre I design comes with a DLP or D-ILA/LCos.
Speakers...B&W are great. I'd fill a room with the seven 800 Diamonds...if I wouldn't go broke.
#10 of 14 OFFLINE
Posted July 01 2013 - 08:09 AM
Elite, Yamaha and Integra are B&M sales only.
Sam, at least for Yamaha you can get them from a number of authorized internet locations. including Amazon.
#11 of 14 OFFLINE
Posted July 01 2013 - 08:23 AM
Sam, at least for Yamaha you can get them from a number of authorized internet locations. including Amazon.
I don't know why I included Yamaha...brain fart. The Aventage line, originally, was supposed to be B&M only. But Yamaha about-faced on that decision.
I'm curious as to which NAD this guy is buying. If the 777, hope he doesn't have any non-HDMI sources. Well, none of the NAD scale 480i anyway...
When it comes to theatre AVR in the class...the Denon 4520 and Integra DTR "out wow" NAD in features. But...if you don't need video processing...NAD wins.
#12 of 14 OFFLINE
Posted July 03 2013 - 08:23 AM
Thanks again for all the good information.
OK, I pulled the trigger. Here's the complete setup:
Epson 6020 Projector
Black Diamond 100" Screen
NAD T757 120W x 7, w/ built in 4k upscalling
B&W 8" 2-way in-ceiling speakers
B&W 10" 200W sub
The salesman is telling me I don't really need 7.2 sound since my room is only 15' deep and seating is all the way back. I am inclined to believe him but I'd welcome other opinions. The amp is obviously 7.2 capable, so the only issue is the cost of the 2 extra speakers and the extra installation.
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Posted July 03 2013 - 10:08 AM
If your seating is really "all the way back"...no, you don't have room for 7.
In typical purpose built rooms, the "sweet seat"(I prefer to say sweet seat instead of sweet spot) is equal distance from all 5 or 7 speakers. Does that work in all rooms? No. But if you are going to be 13' from the front and 2' from the rear. Do not do 7 speakers.
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Posted July 03 2013 - 10:11 AM
By the way, my main theater is 9.1(7.1 + height).
The sweet seat is @9 feet(8-10 feet) from every speaker. What helps pull that off though is I have an Acoustically Transparent screen.
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The Next System Project, which launches today, offers systemic solutions to the systemic climate, political, economic, social and cultural crises the United States is experiencing.
A construction accident illustrates the differential risks still facing Latino workers, often employed by a tangled web of contractors and subcontractors.
Ellen Brown is an attorney, president of the Public Banking Institute, and author of twelve books including the best-selling Web of Debt. In The Public Bank Solution, her latest book, she explores successful public banking models historically and globally. Her websites are Web of Debt, Public Bank Solution, and Public Banking Institute.