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Atlanta Falcons' Lofa Tatupu is out for the 2012 NFL season after tearing his pectoral muscle last week (Credit: AP Photo/David Goldman)
The worst case scenario for Atlanta Falcons linebacker Lofa Tatupu has come to fruition.
Falcons coach Mike Smith announced Tuesday that the torn pectoral muscle Lofa Tatupu suffered last week will sideline him for the entirety of the 2012 season.
"As you know, Lofa suffered a pectoral injury last week," Smith said, according to the Falcons' team site. "After further testing, it was determined that he would require a procedure to repair the injury and unfortunately he will miss the entire season."
Tatupu was out of football last year after being released by the Seattle Seahawks. On March 10, he continued his career by signing with the Atlanta Falcons. Tatupu has been plagued by a number of injuries, including a few concussion related symptoms.
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Looking to make a sculpture of some kind, I am torn between a 3 tier and something like a MoreBeer 1550 2 tier with pump. I think I kind of like the simplicity of gravity feed, and I think I could design one of those that would store with a pretty small footprint (compared to a big box structure of 2 tier).
I don't really have limitations on fabrication -- I know where to buy plenty of stock, can get SS sheet pretty cheap, full knowledge and access to welders, manual machine shop and 3D modeling software.
I did plan on buying a pump eventually anyway, but not sure about 2...although if I had unlimited floor space I would likely thing a single tier sounds easy to use and make too...but that seems to be awful big.
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Here is a real nice 2 tier stand. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/my-rig-105047/
It's not any less floor space than a single tier but you can fly sparge with one one pump. Keep in mind you can batch sparge with one pump on a single tier also if you are trying to save money on a pump. I'm still working on my all-grain setup so I don't have any personal experience, but I can't imagine having to use ladders to brew. Seems incredibly inconvenient.
What you could do is just troll through the DIY section and look for some high rated sculpture/brewery builds or the like.
If you have the space to store it and a pump, go single tier. It is so nice to have it all at working level. I had a folding three tier stand that was great for its ability to be stowed in a 22"x22" space, but I much prefer the ease of use of my single to. Pumps are much quicker than gravity, too. Finally, you can gravity feed into a bucket and transfer in the rare situation when your pump craps out on you. See my gallery in my signature to see the evolution of my stands. Good luck.
Take a look at this two tier design. I built one very similar. For my needs it stores better than a single tier, it only requires one pump, and it is easy to work with. I am very happy with it.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/2-ti...-build-327480/
Go all electric and then you can build a single tier in your basement (if you have a basement). As for the searching, not sure what terms your using but if you type in "brew stand rig", you should be able to find a ton of posts. If that doesn't work go to google and just type in "site:homebrewtalk.com brew stand rig" you'll find ton of results.


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Holiday hours at local mall, markets and major retailers
Most area retailers are offering extended hours leading up to the Christmas holiday. All will close early on Christmas Eve, however. Here's a list of holiday hours to refer to so you aren't scrambling for last-minute stocking stuffers. Crossgates Mall: 8 a.m.-11 p.m. daily through Dec. 23; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 24; closed Christmas Day; […] [Read More]
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Here's a list of holiday hours for area malls. Please note that anchor store hours may vary a bit. Crossgates Mall: 8 a.m.-11 p.m. daily through Dec. 23; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 24; closed Christmas Day; 8 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Dec. 26; 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Dec. 27-30; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. Colonie […] [Read More]
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It's inescapable: the holiday season is in full swing. For those of you who started listening to holiday tunes in November, had the lights strung-up soon thereafter, the Christmas tree decorated for Thanksgiving and all shopping done on Black Friday – bravo! For everyone else, here are a few holiday-themed ideas to help get you […] [Read More]
Parent Pipeline, Nov. 28-Dec. 4: Excerpts from The Nutracker, Photos with Santa and Samples of Chocolate
Monday, Nov. 28: The Colonie Town Band will perform holiday favorites, including Sleigh Ride, White Christmas, Joy to the Word and The Festival of Hanukkah, from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Colonie Memorial Town Hall, Newtonville. Tuesday, Nov. 29: Drop in at the Clifton Park-Hafmoon Library, Clifton Park, with your preschoolers to see literature-based […] [Read More]
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Looking to shop this Black Friday but can't stand crowded malls, pushy people and long lines? Delmar Reformed Church has an alternative, their third annual Fair Trade Market, featuring fairly traded goods from around the world. Held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday, the gift fair features a wide range of […] [Read More]
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In honor of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Paul Mitchell the School in Schenectady, will offer free haircuts to police officers, firefighters, miliary personnel, and their families from Sept. 5-10. Walk-in's welcome at the salon, 411 State St., Schenectady. For an appointment, call 370-4590. A valid I.D. is required. – Ryan Donlon [Read More]
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Room Details
Le Commodore offers 203 guest rooms for your luxury holiday. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Beirut area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as safes.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with bathrobes, slippers and bidets. Minibars, coffee/tea makers and hair dryers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and blackout drapes/curtains.
Bathroom toiletries are provided free of charge. A turndown service is available. Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
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Distances from Hotel Le CommodoreAmerican University of Beirut Medical Center - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Hamra Street - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
American University of Beirut - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Sanayeh Park - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Pigeon Rocks - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Manara Lighthouse - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Planet Discovery - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Parliament Building of Lebanon - 2.2 km / 1.4 mi
Beirut Souks - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
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Nejmeh Square - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Saint George Maronite Cathedral - 2.3 km / 1.5 mi
Mohammed Al Amin Mosque - 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
Martyrs Square - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
St. Joseph University - 2.6 km / 1.6 mi
The preferred airport for Le Commodore is Beirut (BEY-Rafic Hariri Intl.) - 7.8 km / 4.8 mi.
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How To Turn A Basket Into A Pendant Light
This is the story of making an old basket into a pendant light using just this $10 thrift store basket that we found along with two other simple supplies. So allow me to further illuminate the basket to light conversion process. Har-har.
The first step was heading over to a local lighting outlet (The Decorating Outlet) to check out any existing pendant lights that they were selling cheaply (that way we could convert one into a pendant for our big basket shade). While we were there we saw this awesomesauce basket pendant that was selling for $322 (originally $460). Wowsers.
Feeling inspired, we poked around for any affordable pendant light that we thought would work with the rest of our kitchen (we wanted a simple clean-lined canopy, an oil-rubbed-bronze finish, and ideally something with a shade since that meant it would come with a piece that would hold that shade up – and therefore could hopefully be converted to hold our basket up instead).
Enter this dude, stage left (he's the one on the left with the $19 price tag). Sure he's not much to look at in this pic with that crazy yellow shade, but the simple canopy, oil-rubbed bronze finish, and the fact that it had a screw-on-shade-holder-thingie (that's a technical term) under the yellow shade = jackpot.
So for $19 we made him ours. Ikea actually sells light kits that we love for $6, but since we wanted something in an oil rubbed bronze finish it would have been an extra $7 for spray paint to make it that color and then we'd need to buy a canopy (which can usually be found for around $6 but sometimes they're a bit more ornate than we'd like) so the simple all-in-one-ness of the $19 pendant made it the perfect choice. Here are all of our supplies laid out on the table (total spent = $35, including the secondhand basket).
I'm sure you're wondering what those silver donut-looking things are, so allow me to explain. They're actually pipe plates from the hardware store for $3 a pop (the things you usually see at the bottom of a pipe to finish things off where it meets the floor, the wall, or the base of your cabinet). The issue was simple. We needed something round and solid to keep our pendant light from slipping through the opening of the basket…
… so we bought them in two sizes since we didn't know which one would slide through and which one would hold. In other words, we needed something big enough to support the basket and not slip through the opening (the one below was too small, so it did).
We also needed something that was the right size to catch on our light bulb part of the pendant (the one below was too big, so it didn't hold).
But when we swapped them and tried the bigger one on the basket, it wedged right into the hole at the top of the basket and held tight instead of sliding through like the smaller one had.
And when we tried the smaller one on the end of the pendant, it caught nicely under the piece that used to hold the old glass shade on, so we knew it should hold the basket up.
So because we needed the small one to catch on the pendant and the larger one to catch on the basket, we realized that if we stacked them and then used the plastic ring that came with the light to hold the old shade up (to hold those two pipe plates in place) it would essentially hold the basket up. So I just screwed on that plastic shade-holding ring…
… and said a few silent prayers to the basket light gods. Then it was time to hold it up to see if it worked (while channeling Zoolander apparently). Hootie hoo, we had basket light liftoff!
And for anyone wondering if it's a total fire hazard, thankfully paper lampshades or lanterns and other woven-ish basket lights are totally safe as long as the bulb doesn't rub against them and everything has room to vent (so it doesn't get crazy hot like it would if everything were enclosed or touching). See how the bulb hangs down and away from the shade so there's no point at which it touches or even comes close enough to get the basket hot? That's the key.
We love that it looks so clean from the underside (when we were trolling the aisles of the hardware store we were worried we might not find something quite as seamless-looking, so we're really thankful).
That whole how-we-did-it rundown probably sounded a lot more complicated than it really was, so we made this quick video of the process, which is much much easier to understand (even on mute if you're at work). It was a super quick process that took less than four minutes once we gathered our supplies.
Then it was just time to wire it up in the place of the flush mount fixture that we grabbed at Ikea a while back (which we think we'll reuse in the hallway to replace an old boob-ish light that's hanging there). Voila! Basket light in the hizzouse.
We love how it looks with our oil-rubbed bronze pendants over the peninsula. Glass and woven natural fibers are one of our favorite combinations and the simple oil-rubbed bronze wiring ties them together so they look related without being too matchy-matchy. It's amazing how much more defined the "fireplace zone" now feels with its own little feature fixture. And thankfully it's nearly seven feet from the ground, so even our tall family members can pass under it without a problem.
My favorite is getting to enjoy it twice thanks to the reflection of it in the mirror that I snatched from the guest room. It's also really pretty to see it layered in front of the hallway wall. Here's a shot from the peninsula. It's amazing how the new chair, the mirror from the guest room, and the new basket lamp completely upgraded that little corner of the kitchen. So glad we finally started paying attention to that zone (especially since Clara spends a ton of time playing on that rug or reading with us in the chair).
Here's the view through the opening in the dining room:
And here's the view from the cooking area of the kitchen. The layered, textured look that the basket light brings is really nice – it even ties into the dark floor and the new mirror so there's more of a "nautral" vibe going on, which is a nice foil to all the modern touches like the corian counters and the floating shelves.
And of course it's fun to compare what the room looked like when we bought the house:
As for what our new light looks like when it's on, with a clear bulb it's a party. Check out that awesome light streaming out of it. Of course if we went with a frosted eco bulb (like an LED or a CFL) we wouldn't get those fun lines, but we'll probably upgrade when we get to the store to check out our options. For now we just popped a clear bulb in there since we had it laying around from the old light in our hall bathroom that we replaced.
So that's the story of our $35 basket light thanks to a $10 thrift store basket, two $3 hardware store parts, and an oil-rubbed bronze pendant from a local outlet for $19. Might be our favorite light we ever made. Well, I guess it's tied with our clothespin chandelier and the office pendant. Have you guys been adapting/upgrading any lights lately? Or turning random things like a basket into a pendant? Or laying on the floor with the camera aimed at the ceiling to capture pics from below? Feels weird, right? Clara totally came up to me and laid right down beside me and said "what is we doing mommy?" Adorable.
Update: After hearing from a bunch of commenters that these baskets were actually used to catch fish in Asian and African villages, a reader named Elizabeth actually sent us a photo of them in action from a trip that she took to Northern Guinea where she attended a fishing festival.
How insanely fascinating is that?! Now the hole at the top makes sense. Apparently that's how they reach in to get the fish once they trap it with the basket in shallow water.
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OMG! I've been on the fence about the dark cork floors (but knew you'd noodle away at it till it worked) and also the mirror, but with this hit of dark and natural on the ceiling, it brings everything together SO WELL. Huzzah and hooray, the Petersiks have done it again!
My sentiments exactly… except for the dark floors (always loved those). But there seemed to be something missing in that area and the mirror had me questioning the direction…and NOW? BAM! You nailed it. Keep on showing us the way :-)
How pretty! I love how the ceiling looks when the light is on. LOVE IT!
Shablam is right! That looks freakin awesome!!!
Oh, I love it! I was just thinking that area needed something more than the tiny flush-mount fixture you had there (not that you asked). Great work.
Can you jog our memory… Hadn't you searched for and then found and installed a drum light or shades light in here prior. New one looks great…. I thought you had posted some time ago about finding the "perfect" shade for it once before! Love the new one. I change things in my house all the time too. Perfect today, maybe a new perfect next year!
It's so cute, and it's a totally new idea to me. Rock on! It's amazing how far the kitchen has come.
Looks great! I was convinced you were going to use the basket as a light over the dining room table when you first showed it to us so I was surprised to see it in the kitchen but it works there as well.
I thought the same thing!! But since it didn't work over the round dining table, Maybe John and Sherry can head back to Farmville and pick up the monkey chandelier and really get the party started!!
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nice work – side comment, every time I see the open space from what you've done, I can't imagine all those years of people living with the wall between the kitchen and dining area – how closed up that felt – the opening was such a natural thing to do
Not only that wall, but remember all those accordion doors the former owners had in every doorway? Yikes!
Love it.
"what is we doing mommy?" VERY Adorable!!!
Lurv it! The natural"ness" is perfect!!!!
That is such a great idea! Question: does John have to duck to walk under it? My husband is 6'9″ and I can't do any hanging light fixtures that aren't over a counter or table. It's very limiting!! But I guess I still love him :).
Thanks! Love your blog!
That's a good rule! Because there's always that one time you forget to duck…
That looks hot. Really nice touch in the kitchen. Love the whole nook.
loooove it!! Gorgeous! The woven natural look is such a perfect contrast with the more shiny elements of your new kitchen…amazing job! Haha and Clara is hilarious. Starting young ;)
WOW! Totally speechless. Love the shadows it casts on the ceiling and the reflection in the mirror.
Lowes sells pendant light kits for $15.99 in various finishes. I used them to turn my World Market capiz fixture into pendants.
You guys have such an eye for things like this. Aren't such thrift stores great? We were in your neck of the woods this weekend while coming back from Va beach. Went to this great store Home Emporium (thanks to Kim from Sand & Sisal for blogging about it) and found an oversize wine bottle like the one PB sells but for a fraction of the price! If you haven't been to that store you should definitely give it a try.
The Lowe's kit works like a charm. I used a different one (in the second to last photo here) but the price was the same as Vidya's. My only complaint is that the cord hasn't completely straightened out after a few weeks–but I think I'm going to survive since the price was right (the Goodwill pendant rang in at $5).
Oh my goodness! That is so cute and it looks amazing with the mirror! You guys have the swankiest kitchen I've ever seen!
U should put ur little hive vases back on the mantle for a little pop of color to balance out with the rest of the kitchen colors.
That is too cool. It's so much fun wandering hardware stores looking for things to make your project work, that aren't made to be used in the new creative way… did that make sense? Great job!
Looks good! What a clever project :)
PS – Love the part about Clara at the end. so cute!
love it! what a transformation that space has been through with just a few swaps. really nice!
That basket looks like it was made to be a pendant shade. Seriously. Love how the ceiling looks with the light on!
A…maz…ing! That little sitting area is really shaping up nicely!
This is so great you guys. Well done!!
I think that the light is AWESOME! I love it. It looks BEAUTIFUL there. I honestly thought the basket was going to end up as a light over the dining room table. Did you think of putting it there? You do have to be sure that whatever you use over the dining room table now doesn't compete with that light. Cause it's awesome.
I adore it! When you first mentioned turning the basket into a light, I thought for sure it would live over the dining table. But I love where it ended up! and I like the idea of adding some natural tones to the open shelves. I love watching spaces evolve.
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Hi - all the outlets/switches throughout our home are almond, which blend in nicely with everything EXCEPT the kitchen color scheme. White truly will look best on the backsplash, almond, just terrible. Is it going to be OK to do white switches in those areas, and then continue with almond on the plain walls like the rest of the house?
same question sort of applies to the bathrooms. both baths we are redoing have white tile, so almond again would not look great, white will look best. OK inside those rooms to use white throughout then transition to the almond outside the baths?
Can't help it. I'm shaking my head here.
If you want your switch and outlet covers to blend in and the rest of the room be the interest, then use what looks best and does not stand out. You've indicated this would be changing to white.
If you want your covers to be a focal point, make them stand out. This would be the almond.
Do you know there are other colors available than white and almond? I hate to throw a monkey wrench into the engine.
Anyway, there is no rule anyone, ever, in the history of electricity, had the nerve to even intimate, that states the switch and outlet covers in an entire house have to match. Nor the metals, the wood types, ceiling colors, (stop me) moldings, even, believe it or not, furniture/decor styles.
If you're really feeling frisky, pick up Mulberry's "wrinkled" outlets that are paintable. Imagine if they actually matched your wall colors! All hell would break loose in the decorating world! And your home would continue to look cohesive and lovely, just like it sounds.
I have nice brass (at least I think they are nice) outlet and switch cover plates in my more formal rooms (living, dining, entry and den) and then white cover plates in the rest of the house. I often see people buy the paintable cover plates to put on their islands or other rooms so that they can color match and have them blend in. I am guessing I may try to do hidden plugs in the kitchen backsplash area and then for the island I will match to my island color.
If I were you I would choose what blends in as CEFreeman said above. I think almond on white looks like a mismatch for sure. No one will look to see what if they match the other cover plates in the house.
I agree - do what works best for the room. We did Lutron matte black outlets and switches in our backsplash and island cabinets with stone or wood wall plates to match the backsplash or cabinets. We have ivory on the wall to blend with the wall color.
Despite being told it would look dated, I used stainless switch plates with gray lutron switches in the kitchen. I don't have anything like that anywhere else. As others have pointed out, there are lots more colors than you realize until you actually look it up on line or at an electrical supply place. If white works best, by all means, use white!
This brings to mind a question I often have when reading posts about outlets/switches: do you mean the actual outlet receptacles &/or switches, or are you talking about the (usually rectangular) plates that are screwed on to cover the electrical guts and meet the surrounding wall? In any event, I would think that choosing what looks best in a particular room would be preferable to maintaining a single color throughout a home, but there have been time when people have posted about all sorts of eclectic "outlets & switches", and I've thought (admittedly w/out following up on links) that they probably mean the cover plates.
We actually had the exact opposite problem. All our covers/switches are white. We put almond outlets/covers into our backsplash because that's what blended best with the marble tile.
As others have said, put in whatever color/material you think gives you the effect you are looking for in your kitchen.
funny you mention the receptacles vs the cover plates. i have looked at the decorative cover plates but steered away, because i didn't want the receptacles to stand out. So, in this application I was taking about getting the receptacles and cover plates in the same color, white or almond. We use RF devices in our home so the decorative/paintable are not an option. The colors are limited but the almond color looks really nice throughout the home, and white shall look great in the kitchen and baths. thanks.
I was going to get a fun color for the kitchen(Lutron-"plum") until I priced them!! $14 for a switch plate? I found nice inexpensive screwless white(comes in almond,black & gray)plates & rocker switches(leviton). So all my outlets are white but I have different style switches, "rocker" in the kitchen and standard elsewhere--so RADICAL.
CE FREEMAN-ROFLMAO :) Me TOO!!
And mine are gasp Purple in the kitchen. The electrical part is still kind of off white. Shrug. Krylon to the rescue some day if I ever feel like undoing all of them just to paint.
OH OH Just remembered the bathroom cover that still needs grout. Sigh.Pick a color . Any color will do.
I have purchased all the Mulberry ones, because I want to paint them. I also plan a coat of sealer!
In the 60s, my mom had the kitchen wall papered. The wall paper man wrapped every single outlet and switch cover with wall paper, matching the pattern. Never seen anything like it then and since.
I like that mosaic! What a SHOUT!
I did the paper switch plates in a bathroom once. Was actually kind of fun and not as hard to do as I thought it would be.
The mosaic plate had to be done to keep in line with the rest of the wall pattern. Now it is hard to find it. LOL
CE FREEMAN-ROFLMAO :) Me 3!
I have the fat flipper switches. off white walls. some switches/plates are white and I plan to spray paint them and spray a coat or 2 of satin clear over that.
If the 'flipper' part doesn't match, I'll work on that later. too much else to do now. I'll probably make a template to cover around them and give 'em a quick spray of paint. with the main switch on OFF!
for now they really aren't that noticeable.
if you notice anyone zooming their eyeballs in on your switches/plates, show'em the door!
desertsteph-"if you notice anyone zooming their eyeballs in on your switches/plates, show'em the door!"
you are correct.
My friends are usually too busy eating and drinking and yapping to notice anything like the switch color.
Shades glad to see you & desert here, love the mosaic. I didn't even notice the switch until I went back to look again !!! that shows you the power of the colors/mosaic !!!


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