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Source for tomato powder?
Would you mind sharing where you purchase or order tomato powder? I am almost finished with the little I have and do not recall where I purchased it. The market that I thought would carry it does not. Do you have a favorite brand and/or source?
Hello, Jude, I'm glad to see you again! How is the hubs doing?
I bought some at The Spice House, I don't think Penzey's has it. I will caution you, though, it has to be stored correctly (in the refrigerator, I think), or it will turn into a big chunk of tomato cement. I threw mine away, it couldn't even be chipped out of the jar. I tried covering it with water to make paste, but that didn't work either.
So, don't buy more than you can successfully keep!
Gosh, mine didn't clump at all. It's in a plastic jar. However, I didn't get that much because I wasn't sure that I'd use it, but I have used it a lot. Maybe it has an anti-caking agent, but it wasn't supposed to have anything but tomato in it. I think you can freeze it, but mine is just in the pantry. Nearest Penzey's does not have it, nor online, as far as I can tell.
Nope, as I said, my Penzey's doesn't carry it, but their "sister" business, The Spice House, did. Mine wasn't a very big bottle but I just didn't use it very much. (shrug) It sat for maybe two months in the cupboard in the glass jar, and turned into a rock. I'd never used it before, and I didn't find it useful enough to buy any more, so although I'm sure you can probably get it from lots of places, I'm no help with any other brands or sources.
I know someone else here was also complaining that theirs turned hard and they couldn't use it....
I got mine at Harmony House, and I also recommend buying small quantities, due to the clumping factor. They have a lot of other dried vegetables, and I did like their mushrooms, although I normally buy those at a Japanese market. I bought the mixed vegetables and used those for soup.
For a variety of smaller amounts - The Spice House.
1/2 cup shaker jar, net wt. 3.5 oz. - $4.99
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Tomato powder clumps due to exposure to moisture.
When purchasing in a 64-oz. (#10 can size) can, place the tomato powder in smaller containers (pint or 1/2-pint jars), and if you have a FoodSaver, vacuum-seal them using the jar sealer attachment. Store the jar you are using from in your refrigerator, which happens to be a dry environment due to the frost-free feature. Otherwise, tomato powder is shelf-stable at room temperature (70-degrees F.) or colder.
When using it, try to avoid letting the container sit open any longer than necessary. If you do have some clumping, you can break it apart with the back of a spoon, or by grating the clumps on a box grater or microplane. Clumping means the contents of the jar were exposed to moisture (from high humidity in the room). You can also add a moisture absorbing "pillow" to the top of the container and that will help prevent clumping. Or make a sachet of rice to place in the top of the container to absorb moisture.
Annie, thanks for asking about Bob. A blood clot was found in his right leg and he had a tremendous amount of fluid, as well. He went to the hospital for treatment. As it turned out he is in rehab now, hopefully coming home soon. We have a meeting with members of the staff tomorrow so we should find out then.
iHerb has a pound bag of Frontier tomato powder for less than $20; buy a few more items and get free shipping.
Here is a link that might be useful: Frontier powdered tomato at iHerb
I buy my favorite tomato powder from the Savory Spice Shop. They originally started in Denver, but now there are many shops across the country or you can order online. I have attached a link to their web site.
Here is a link that might be useful: Savory Spice Shop
Thanks for the heads up on storage of the powder. I purchased a good amount when Peppi took me to the Spice House in Chicago. I will be buying more online so I will tryout some of the sources recommended.
*Jude, I'm sorry to hear about Bob. I hope he can come home soon. My HG is in the 3rd week (6 weeks total) of hyperbaric chamber therapy; he is not a happy camper. I keep telling him "Michael Jackson slept in one voluntarily."
I would be more concerned about where it is sourced and how it is processed.
Where is it from. How is it dehydrated. Or spray dried. That would be processed tomato paste and then air dried at 1000 temp. No spice house has a cute garden out back.
They get big sacks of tomato flour. From a processor in China? Then just put it in containers with cute labels. How else could they afford storefronts with employees.
(5 cent spice in a 20 cent jar with a designer label.)
It is a processed product. And we all know once dehydrated, condensed, is sugar.
I would rather see a full tomato dehydrated, then choose to grind it. I want a spice to be at least in its own shape without the unknown. Who knows the additives. We don't know nor do we have the tax dollars to sit someone at every entry port to test what comes in...
I'm not sure what the use is. I've not really liked tomato paste and have not used it in years. Powered spices in any form is a mystery, and a moneymaker for those that sell it.
I like my spices whole and a 20$ grinder.
Don't mean to be a 'sad-sack-sally' but a container of Canada or US hot house cherry toms cut in half and slow roasted using oven heat from another dish...and a handfull of grapes cut in half...lots of flavor and you know what it is. fridge or freeze.
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From world heritage sites, to some of the region's most insistent tourist touts…welcome to Cairo.
January 16, 2010 10:21 by Austyn Allison
"I don't know what you are looking for, but I have exactly what you want," is the cry of tourist-tat touts in Cairo's Khan Al Khalili bazaar. The spiel has a nice ring to it, but crudely carved scarab paperweights, papyrus scrolls and Pyramid ashtrays are not exactly what I want. What I'm after on this short trip is a snapshot of the bustle and history of Egypt's capital city. And there are plenty of people waiting to tell me what I want.
I buy some knickknacks and grab a cab. These are black and white and ancient, or white and new and metered. If you are taking an unmetered taxi, then the standard rule applies: agree a price for the journey before you get in. A little haggling at the start will save you a lot of shouting at the end.
And that end will be a long way off. Cairo is not famed for the fluidity of its traffic. On a Friday morning during prayers you may get from the airport to a town-center hotel in reasonable amount of time – perhaps half an hour – but at any other time you'll be in Cairo's almost perpetual rush-hour. The traffic is constantly bumper-to-bumper, and occasionally closer. There are few cars in the Egyptian capital that have no dents, dings or battle scars. Allow at least an hour to get between any two points, and more if they are far apart.
I allow two hours to get to the Pyramids at Giza. Expect to pay around EGP100 to reach the most must-see sight in a city where there's a lot to look at. It's off-putting to find the Pyramids are in a rather ordinary suburb of the city. They are on a raised plain, though, which mercifully means that from most angles my holiday snaps are more Old Testament than old tenement.
The taxi ride to the Pyramids is considerably more expensive than the average fare within the city – usually between EGP 5 and EGP 10 (AED3.40 and AED13.50). However, for the extra money my driver waits for me at the Pyramids, and tries to scam me on the way.
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Reality Cairo. Really enjoyed the article.
Unfortunately you just stated interesting facts about Egypt, and real live situations from the poor Egyptians that abuse the tourists coming over with no supervision what so ever from the government.
However the beauty of the places and the amount of stunning historical locations around Egypt from Cairo to Luxor and Aswan to Sharm El Sheikh cannot be described, as it's a real heaven on earth and its worth the visit at least once in your lifetime
Just a small hint from an Egyptian that lived all his life in Egypt, those who really wants to visit Egypt for tourism, you should try getting to know an Egyptian prior your visit to ease your planning and will help you avoid all the hassle you've mentioned in your article


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Last year, this year photos of my overgrowth...lol
We've been trying very hard this year to get rid of the overgrowth in my yard. This is how it looked when we bought the place 3 yrs ago. Behind that big overgrowth in the middle sat a 30 yr old kayak pool which had been neglected for at least 10 yrs and had to be torn down. Of course, you can't see it from the photo
You can see the pool in the winter when the green is gone. Thank god it's gone!
And this is what we've ( I should say I've) got done so far. I still have a LOT to go, but it looks so much better now.
Talk about a lot of work!!!
If you look at my second photo, you can see the old dilapidated pool. Here's a link to a photo of a newer Kayak pool.
My husband and I are thinking of putting a pond where the pool once stood to make use of the huge hole. It's gonna take awhile, but we'll get this yard looking nice. ;)
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Leinster boss Joe Schmidt has played down the significance of a back injury suffered by centre Brian O'Driscoll during their RaboDirect PRO12 semi-final victory over Glasgow on Saturday.
The Irish side stayed on course for a league and Amlin Challenge Cup double with a narrow 17-15 victory over their Scottish rivals at the RDS but it came at a cost with O'Driscoll limping out of the action after just 13 minutes.
His enforced withdrawal immediately cast doubt on his fitness for Leinster's euro showdown with Stade Francais on Friday night, their PRO12 final date with Ulster the following week and the British & Irish Lions having been included in Warren Gatland's squad for the tour to Australia last month.
But Schmidt was not overly concerned following the game. "Brian just tightened right up and couldn't really stretch out," he told the Irish Times. "He was keen to continue but really, it just wasn't an option.
"Against the guys they've got, if you're trying to catch hold of Hogg, Maitland or DTH van der Merwe - I won't name their whole backline but they're a handful. I wouldn't be overly concerned and I'm normally concerned about most things, so hopefully it's a good sign."
O'Driscoll's centre partner Gordon D'Arcy appears to be a greater concern after hobbling off with a calf injury. "Gordon cramped up pretty badly," said Schmidt. "They think it's possible there's a tear there but we're not going to know until he's been examined. So we'll have a look and find out within the next 48 hours."
Hooker Richardt Strauss and winger Fergus McFadden also picked up knee and shin injuries and will be monitored over the coming days as will flanker Sean O'Brien who was a late withdrawal from the Glasgow game with a calf strain.
"To be honest I don't know if we'll be doing a lot in the front half of the week, we have six guys who are off to the Lions, to London, for the whole of Monday, so our training will be restricted probably to Tuesday and Wednesday," said Schmidt.
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Our trip to the Big Island of Hawaii
As we approached the island I looked out of the plane window see a pod of whales hugging the shore line, breaching and spouting water. I knew it was going to be a magical place. The hotel was lovely with an open island feel. A series of connected pools with wateralls, jacuzzis, and a huge waterslide were a dream come true for the children.
Here was one of my favorite views!
The hotel had worked with marine biologists using lights to attract Mantra Rays and at night you could watch the huge creatures come to feed on the brine shrimp.
In addition to the fantastic snorkelling, Annie and David had introduction Scuba lessons. They said being able to breath underwater was a real thrill. I found flapping about on the surface more my speed!
At the weekend we drove from the sunny, dry side of the Island to the lush, rainy east. We spent the night in a little cottage in the rain forest surrounded by the sounds of birds and the jungle.
Here are the lovely Akaka falls
The Hawaiian Tropical Gardens were out of this world. The lush growth and unusual blooms were spectacular. The orchid gals would have gone crazy!
David was fascinated by the Heliconia Longissima.
The following day we spent at Volcano National Park - an amazing place. Here are a pair of endangered Nene, the Hawaiin goose on the edge of a Kilauea crater. The steam vents are an indication the Volcano is far from extinct.
We hiked along the shore where from a distance you could see lava entering the ocean forming the large plume of steam. We stayed till dark to see the lava glowing red - what an experience!
Back at the hotel we spent the rest of the week exploring beaches, historic sites, coffee farms and orchid growers.
We enjoyed all variety of local fruit from a nearby fruit stand. One of our favorites were Rhambutan - inside the lovely exterior is a delicous fleshy interior surrounding two large pips - yummy!
Just a little taste of all we experienced but I'll end here before the thread becomes too cumbersome.
Beautiful photos Mary! Glad you and your family had a great time. I'm with you, I'd rather snorkel than scuba dive-I can't even snorkel well-hubby makes fun of me b/c I cannot flap my feet and have to rely on moving my arms to swim around. Love the flower closeups and the waterfalls! Did you eat any guava? That was my favorite in Hawaii-yum. Must have been amazing to see the red lava-what an experience.
THANKS Mary! What breathtaking scenes and I imagine they were even more so in person. Cute tootsies; ) The stay in the rainforest must have been heavenly...did you hear the treefrogs? On PBS there was a segment about an overpopulation of a certain introduced treefrog and how deafening their collective voices are and if you can imagine,they are considered pests... How lucky Annie and David are scuba divers! I'd be most likely flopping around snorkeling too lol.
I can't stop scrolling back to look at the details. What size were those fern fronds-they look as if they are large or is that a macro shot? Thanks so much for sharing your trip with us. Such a well deserved break for your whole family. Welcome back....sorry it's not as warm as the islands!
Mary, thank you for sharing your Hawaiian experience with us! Great pics, and it sounds like you all had a fantastic time, as I knew you would. Makes it doubly precious to have such a tropical escape in the middle of winter and also that your DH won the trip! How great is that? Thanks again for sharing these wonderful images, and welcome back!
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh..... more, more, more, more!!!! Mary!!! I absolutely adore every one of these photographs. How fabu-fabu. Looks like you guys had a wonderful vacation.
I'm talking to Doug as I write this and telling him we NEED to go back there.
Mary, how neat to be able to travel to Hawaii through the eyes of a friend. The scale of the waterfall and the plants where David is standing is awesome. It is all so extraodrinary. You have put a personal touch to a far away place for me. While the flowers are very pretty I am drawn to the carving amongst the rocks. Wondering who might have carved that. Oh duh, it just sunk in. That is a bum shot. LOL Norma
Oh Mary, it looks like you all had such a great time. And I can tell you were thinking of us. These pictures include all the Idylls favorite things: bum shot, pedicure shot, lots of beautiful flowers and even a couple of the local birds. I looked up the Nene, I didn't realize they were the state bird. And to top it off you even gave us a glimpse of both Annie and David enjoying their vacation. Thanks, I really enjoyed seeing these and I'm so glad you had a wonderful vacation.
Thanks everyone. Congratulations Norma on spotting the bum shot!
Babs, the stems of the unfurling fronds were about 3 inches in diameter. To give an idea of scale the leaf at the bottom was the size of a large canna leaf. The forest had a very primeval feel - I kept expecting a dinosaur to come crashing through the undergrowth!
Mary, the pictures are spectacular! I noticed the bum shot immediately and wondered about it's origins......please tell the story behind (snicker) that one.
Thank you for sharing a bit of your vacation. DH has no desire to ever visit Hawaii, so photos may be my only glimpse of it....I am thrilled to see the beauty of the islands through other's eyes & lenses.
LOL Mary...I see you managed to get a bum shot! The vacation sounds wonderful and the pictures are gorgeous! You always seem to make the most out of your vacations...soaking in all the local culture. How cool is that Rhambutan? I've never seen or heard of anything like that and I think it's rather beautiful! I like the pic and the smile on Davids face standing next to the giant Heliconia. GORGEOUS pics...Thanks for the virtual tour! Ei


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Some wonder how I can have patience while it seems Nero fiddles.
I'll let you in on my little secret.
ATPG is a highly specualtive investment and as such occupies 9% of my portfolio (after taking some off the table at $19.80), which is about 3 x even weighted as I track 33 investments. As a speculative investment, I have planned that if it goes to $0, I can still fund my retirement, ect.
Back in 1988, daughter #2 was shot while sitting in her 2nd grade classroom by a crazied women in Winnetka, Il. One was killed and 5 were sent to the hospital, with daughter #2 being the most critically injured. This has been called by some as the "original" school shooting.
She arrived at the hospital DOA. Not willing to give up, she was taken immediately to the operating room where the surgons worked on her for hours and hours and hours. They were inventing medical proceedures that are now in medical text books. One surgeon told me he had an out of body vision that he was hovering over the operating table directing people.
It took the doctors 2 weeks to tell us if she was to live. Only by the Grace of God and the expert medical staff at Evanston Hospital is she visiting with one grandchild with another on the way.
First off, investing is only money.
Secondly, patience is an learned response,and I learned(the hard way) an important lesson about the need to have patience.
Geo, i live in the chicago area and remember the incident very well. what a horrible situation to go through. thank you for sharing a part of your life and the life lesson (patience) that you gained from it. you are right, money is just that...money. not a life. will remember that the next time i'm getting impatient. thanks again for sharing.
A little background on my father, he was raised on a farm and he'd state you would only see a doctor if you were dieing, once he sliced his heel open jumping off a windmill barefoot onto the broken bottom 1/2 of a Coke bottle - They simply soaked it in kerosene and wrapped it w/ brown paper. He was a strong, tough, hard-working man all his life.
August 28th, 2008, My mom called me very distraught as my father had chest pains roughly 3 hours earlier and nearly collapsed. He had been trying to mount a medium sized cabinet in the garage holding it with one hand while using a drill to mount it with the other (77 years of age). She helped him inside the house as he said he wanted to lie down and rest. He refused to go to the hospital even after she got someone on the phone saying he needed to be checked. I came over as I had just gotten off work and he was alert and stated he was feeling much better. I told him he still had to go in, he continued to argue that he wasn't going to pay $200 for an emergency visit, I finally convinced him to see urgent care which was only $50 for a visit, but he stated he wasn't going anywhere before he showered and changed clothes, I reluctantly agreed as he seemed fine.
After getting completely ready we were heading out of the house and he said he forgot 1 thing, walked around the corner of the bed and like a light switch fell immediately to the ground. I struggled to get him up on the bed as my mom called 911, he had the most ghastly expression I've ever seen outside the movies as 3-4 times a minute or 2 apart he gasped for a breath with a complete blank expression even though his eyes were more than wide open. I tried giving him CPR and massaging his heart until the paramedics arrived.
We carried him out and they reportedly tried to shock him back to life 4-6 times on the way to the hospital and a few more times there - He never came back.
He was the strongest man I've ever known both physically and in spirit but due to stubbornness he was gone in an instant.
I've learned at first hand what life is really worth, and refuse to make the same mistake. 3 months later I got a call from a roommate of my son in Baton Rouge (Southern University) where he was a freshman that my son was in critical condition after being ejected from an SUV that flipped over 3 times as it rolled off an embankment. He and 6 other NROTC members had decided to go to New Orleans to party all under age, but even w/ 2 designated drivers, 1 fell asleep at the switch and over-corrected as he drifted off the highway. My son is fine now, but I brought him back here and he is now completing his 3rd year of college.
Needless to say I didn't have a good 2008.
WOW...so sorry, Value Peg!
I remember calling my father in 1999 to wish him happy birthday. My mother said, "You can't--he's dead."
Lovely...Massive heart attack and poof. GONE...never really got over it either, so I do understand. I am so sorry you have to witness your father's death, however.
But I would suggest that perhaps 2008 was a better year than you think, after all---that your dad was UP THERE to intercede and save your son...
Just a thought, but you can BANK on it...with the money that really counts.
There is a thoughtful statement made in the old movie "Babbitt" with Guy Kibbee. "The most important things in life are the things you can't touch". Think about it.
God blessed U & your daughter! What a wonderful gift.......I have a similar miracle. In 1970 My father discovered stage 4 melanoma thru a miraculous chain of events. Long story short, he lived for 25yrs. Miracles occur everyday & we must pray for the eyes of humanity to be opened to GOD'S unfathomable mercy! Now back to ATPG. I'm re-loading at current levels & should be fully loaded soon. Atpg is lagging the group because of pessimism toward their hefty debt load. The reality is that Atpg's debt is directly correlated to their infrastructure. Last time I checked offshore driller's req'd platforms,pipelines etc to produce oil/gas. Financial covenants are nto a worry given the re-fi that pushed out terms to 2015. Furthermore, anyone around for the move to $4 should know atpg's infrastructure can be easily monetized. Any further infrastructure monetization will again, sned a dual message of the inherent value of said infrastructure & the non-dilutive ability to raise cash. Atpg's debt perfectly matches off with its debt. Any acquirer can re-fi atpg's debt & have a hugely accretive transaction.......
Good Lord, George. It's hard to imagine what an ordeal that must have been. I moved with wife and grade school son to to the north side of Evanston, Prairie Ave., not too far from that hospital, in '91 for three years. The events in Winnetka were still fresh on parents and teachers minds, the security at my son's grade school quite tight. Mostly just a lurker here, but I've enjoyed your thoughts and analysis. I, for one, now really understand your calm and patience in not sweating such small stuff as invested monies. Best wishes to you.
Oh my GOD, George and MUST!
I do understand though, and many of you have heard me say that same thing--"It's only money." When you think you may lose a child, money is meaningless.
As you know I almost lost my son six times to a reaction to an ACNE medication that eroded his insides and caused him to endure six abdominal surgeries and miss two years at Princeton.
I do understand. He is graduating in one month--JOY TO THE WORLD.
Sounds like we are all pretty blessed on this board. And I walk in gratitude every minute of my life, as you do, and that is largely why I am invariably positive.
George understands...Must understands...every parent does.
I am overwhelmed, guys. Thanks for sharing that.
As long as we are sharing, my daughter was a Senior at Columbine High School in 1999.
That day she was on the way to the Library (where the most fatalities occured)
If she had made it to the library, she would have been sitting with Lauren Townsend, and Cassie Bernal, two of her close friends that were killed.
Just prior to the Hell that visited Columbine that day, one of her other close friends caught her at her locker and convinced her to go off campus for lunch.
For my daughter, that day, where, and with whom she chose to have lunch was a life or death decision.
I also learned a measure of patience that day as I waited to hear her voice.
I also learned that not only can life be short, we have very little control over any aspect of it.
I hope for the best in everything, and live like I may die tomorrow, because someday, I'll be right.
Sabrina started sailing competitively with me the very next summer, and we have sailed together for the past 10 summers.
Every day I get to spend with her is an incredible gift that I never ever take for granted.
George, I'm sure you have felt many of the same things, and I will never again read your posts without feeling a bit of a connection with you.
This, this is just money ....
George and Must, thank you both so much for sharing those stores. It puts everything in perspective.
We don't get to keep this stuff anyway. Our church just finished a sermon series based on the book, "It All Goes Back In The Box." It tells of the author, as a child, playing Monopoly with his Grandmother, who always won. He got a little older, and practiced and practiced playing Monopoly against other people who were good. Finally he played his Grandmother again and he beat her. He was so proud, just sat their beaming. The Grandmother said, "Good job", then scooped the markers and paper money and cards back into the box and put it away. The little boy was devastated. He wanted to bask in the moment of victory. You can "win" or you can "lose", but it all goes back into the box either way.
It's like the old country western song, all you end up with is "Memories, Friends, and 8x10's". And even the old photos go back in the box!
Glad all turned out okay George. That must have been hard.


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How to Care for Wool Rugs
While they can last for many years, wool area rugs do need to be cleaned occasionally. With the proper cleaning products and a little time, you can easily restore your rugs to their original state.
Excellent price, very good quality rug. Not a high-end Persian but not a high-end Persian price either. Purchase for our lower level great room which has a golden stained concrete floor. Looks fabulous!...
Add vibrant traditional style to any room in the home or office with this gold handmade wool rug. The rich-looking area rug features an intricate floral design in rust, ivory, red, and green accents against a gold and black background.
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Excellent price, very good quality rug. Not a high-end Persian but not a high-end Persian price either. Purchase for our lower level great room which has a golden stained concrete floor. Looks fabulous!Read More
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great rug, better than what we thought. It was perfect, plush, soft great colors.....Read More
This was my first overstock purchase and first for online rug. I was not too sure of online order for a rug but I am so glad I took a chance. I ordered three more after this one and they all are excellent quality and great looking rugs.Read More
GREAT QUALITY, RICH AND PLUSH, THIS IS OUR THIED ONE WE ORDER IN THIS SERIES AND ARE TOTALY SATIFIED WITH ALLRead More
We purchased this rug Saturday and it was delivered yesterday (Wednesday), so points for fast delivery! This rug is soft and very thick. Honestly, you really dont need the padding with the larger rugs because the backing is cotton (wont scratch hardwoods) and with the weight and thickness its not going to slip and slide. However, the padding does add an extra quarter inch of thickness, which makes the rug feel even more plush especially when barefoot. The photo of the rug is a bit misleading. It is definitely a gold and black rug, but the gold is not as intense (orange looking). Its more of a mustard/gold and a bit more muted. However, it is definitely gold and not tan (whew!) and the overall effect is very rich looking. There is also quite a bit of dark burgundy and deep olive green, but these colors blend with the black so that you really have to look hard to notice them. There is a slight bit of shedding, but not nearly as much as Ive seen with other wool rugs. I scrubbed my hand pretty hard against the rug and just got a few loose fibers. Most home improvement stores carry rugs this size for about this price, but they are thin machine made polywhatever material. No, this is not a hand tied Persian carpet, but I havent seen anything this nice for this price anywhere else and quite frankly Ive never understood paying thousands of dollars for something youre going to throw on the floor and walk on. Its a great bargain for the average consumer with more sense than money. This will absolutely be the first place I look if I ever need another rug.Read More
We had ordered this rug and it came in less than a week! I love it, the colors are mainly gold and black, with few olive's a little rust and burgandy....it looks great on my golden bamboo floor. I am very pleased and will most likley buy another 100% wool rug from overstock again! About the funny smell thing...my rug has no smell that permeates from the rug....if i stick my nose in the rug it smells like wool only.Read More
I really enjoy this rug. The unique and intricate rug pattern makes it difficult for ninja's and spies to blend in unnoticed, unlike, say a standard damask. The thick rug pilings keep tortilla chip crumbs on the surface, so they are easily vacuumed away (hopefully by one of those people who find vacuuming therapeutic). I have yet to try and I have myself delivered somewhere Cleopatra style in it, so I cannot confirm how comfortable it is as a mode of transportation, but I will write a follow up review when that occurs. It arrived very quickly, (three days) and being of Turkish origin, I naturally assumed it was one of those enchanted rugs capable of flight. However after researching top speeds of flying carpets, and learning it was shipped from Pennsylvania, I came to the conclusion it is not. Overall VERY pleased.Read More
This rug is sooo nice. It is thick and plush and doesn't shed. The colors are very nuetral no color is overbearing. It has black and gold as main colors with olive green & burgendy mixed in. The details of the patterns are distinct & gorgous.Read More
I am satisfied with this rug, although had doubts at first because it smelled funky (animal-like) and did not lay flat, nor roll up straight. Since I had already had to pack up and return - at my expense - the first one I tried, because the colors were so far off from the photo, I decided to keep this one. It is growing on me and seems to have flattened out. And the dog is no longer sniffing it curiously in certain areas. It has shed very little, pattern is varied from one flower to the next, looking very hand-made which I like. There are more greens and reds and browns in the center pattern than looks from the photo, but overall it is gold and black as shown.Read More
While they can last for many years, wool area rugs do need to be cleaned occasionally. With the proper cleaning products and a little time, you can easily restore your rugs to their original state.
Formerly a popular option for creating a psychedelic style in the '60s, shag rugs are back in a more contemporary form. Made with pile that is longer than one inch, shag rugs are incredibly soft and add depth to your home with their uneven texture. Whether it's a shag rug made from wool, cotton or leather, try using a shag rug to make a major statement in your home.
Rugs are an easy way to freshen up your home decor, and they can certainly help turn a bland abode into a cozy home. Choosing the right one for your living room, however, is just as important of a decision as choosing the right paint and furniture for the room. You want something that both looks good and holds up through the years, and handmade rugs will do just that. If you're considering buying an area rug or two for your own home, these benefits may just convince you to choose handmade.
Add classic elegance and rich texture to your home with a Persian rug. These stunning area rugs, which date back to ancient Persia, are traditionally made in Iran, though the designs are often copied and made in other countries, too. Whether you are interested in silk Persian rugs for your dining room or Persian carpets to complement the antique furniture in your living room, these tips will help you to find durable, well-made rugs for your home.
No matter the style and design of your home, an area rug can help add color and texture to any room. When choosing a rug for family or friends this Christmas, there are endless possibilities for patterns, colors, and materials. To help get you started on your search for the perfect rug, here are this year's most popular rug styles.
Area rugs are a quick, easy way to change the look of any room in your home or office. Area rugs come in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors and textures, so you can find one to complement whatever decorating style you've chosen for your home. The right area rug, be it comfy cotton or an artful silk blend, can make any room more inviting. Read on for answers to the top five questions about area rugs and you'll be ready to decorate.
An area rug can change the look of a room, and the more unusual and detailed a rug is, the more impact it will have. The Worldstock area rugs from our Worldstock Fair Trade store are created by artisans from across the globe. These rugs are unique and beautiful and come from some of the oldest rug-making traditions in the world. Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Worldstock rugs.
Once you have found the perfect area rug, you'll want it stay looking great for years. Proper care is the key to extending its life. These steps will help you maintain your rug with the care it needs.
A large part of decorating is creating a balanced flow through your home that, in turn, makes you feel comfortable there. This includes picking out the right decor and placing it properly in your home. When you're decorating a house, you may want to consider some handmade pieces from Worldstock. Each piece is designed and created by an artisan in a developing region, and their beautiful work can help create a comfortable, beautiful feel in your home.
Area rugs provide a point of interest in your bedroom, give you a soft landing for your feet, and keep the chill away from your toes in the winter. Aside from adding warmth, softness, and beauty to a bedroom, area rugs are also excellent for breaking up space and structuring a room. Here are some ideas to help you narrow down your choices and find the perfect one for your bedroom.
A wedding anniversary, whether the fifth or the fiftieth, is a milestone worth celebrating. Everybody knows there's a list out there somewhere that tells you the perfect gift to give for any wedding anniversary. But who can remember what's on that list? Here, at your fingertips, are the gift-giving clues you need, along with links to find these items. In Victorian England, it was quite fashionable to have large celebrations for anniversaries, and it's likely that this list of traditional anniversary gifts came from that time, although no one knows the exact origin for certain. The traditional gifts became popular in the United States soon after, with a few alterations. Even if you don't consider yourselves a very traditional couple, you can use the list for inspiration and put a personal spin on the gift. A few contemporary interpretations of the ideas are offered below. For even more gift ideas, be sure to read our guides to modern wedding anniversary gifts and anniversary gemstones.
You can add your personal stamp to an outfit with a piece of men's jewelry. Handmade men's jewelry is unconventional and is available in a myriad of styles. When you purchase a piece of handmade jewelry directly from a jewelry artisan, you are supporting artistic expression. Many pieces of handmade men's jewelry are one-of-a-kind, and handmade jewelry is trendy and versatile. Consider these styles when shopping for men's jewelry with handmade quality and innovation.
Proper cleaning and maintenance of your carpet and area rugs can keep them looking like new. When you choose carpeting, take into account how much wear the carpet will receive and how difficult it will be to remove stains. These factors are just as important as color or pattern decisions. Choosing the right carpets and area rugs for your lifestyle can make floor care a simple procedure and ensure that you'll be able to enjoy your new purchase for years to come.
Bracelets are fun and can fill your jewelry box with color, luxury and sparkle. If you are shopping for bracelets, consider bangle bracelets for their effortless and trendy style. Handmade bracelets and bangle bracelets easily slip over your wrist or open on a hinge, so throwing them on with anything is simple and fun. You can wear a stack of gold bangles with jeans when you go out for the evening or try some beaded bangles with other fashion bracelets and bohemian jewelry. Consider our top five bangle bracelet trends when you are shopping for fashion jewelry.
The Worldstock Fair Trade store is a great place to find unique items from throughout the world. Most products are handmade by artisans who employ local traditions and techniques, offering you a large collection of cultural designs and products. Here is a list of the best products to buy through Worldstock Fair Trade.
When you need a unique look, try pairing handcrafted jewelry with your little black dress or favorite outfit. Each piece of handmade jewelry is unique; there may only be a few of the same piece, and because they are not mass produced, each will have minor differences. Handcrafted jewelry gives you fantastic accessories, conversation starters and something to cherish. As handmade jewelry has become more popular, trends have started to emerge even among these individualized pieces. Keep reading to learn the top trends in handcrafted jewelry so you can pick the best styles of unique jewelry for you.
Rug descriptions use many terms that are common in the industry but are not necessarily well-known to shoppers. The materials in and descriptions of area rugs can be confusing, especially when shopping online. Below is a glossary of rug terminology and commonly used rug terms to make your online rug shopping experience a little easier.
Keeping your area rugs clean will not only keep them looking great, but will also help them last a long time. With the proper care of your area rugs, you'll be able to enjoy their beauty for years to come.
Add exotic texture to your living room or bedroom with a sisal rug that fits your home's decor. Sisal flooring can protect hardwood floors and enhance carpet in entryways and hallways. Stylish sisal mats are also made of natural fibers, making them environmentally friendly. Whether you have concerns about buying the right size or finding a blend that will be comfortable under your feet, this guide will answer your questions about sisal area rugs. Read on for tips on buying a sisal rug for your home.
Add color and warmth to your dining room by laying area rugs atop hardwood or tiled floors. Round area rugs are a perfect fit for dining rooms with circular tables. Whether it's the main dining table, a decorative accessory table or simply a floor lamp with a spherical lamp shade, round area rugs are the perfect accent piece. They can also be used to freshen the look of worn or stained carpet in a well-used dining room.
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2 1/2 to 3 cups canned fruit plus 3/4 cup of its juice
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1/2 to 1 cup granulated sugar (according to sweetness of fruit)
1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon lemon juice
Heat oven to 425 degrees F.
Mix all ingredients in a 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Top with Short Pie Dough. Bake 25 minutes.
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Add 3 teaspoons boiling water to 1 cup prepared biscuit mix and add 1/4 cup soft butter. Stir vigorously with fork until dough forms a ball and cleans the bowl. Dough will be puffy and soft. Drop on top of fruit by spoonsful.
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Genetics of osteoporosis in Chinese
Article first published online: 11 NOV 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1756-185X.2008.00401.x
© 2008 Asia Pacific League of Associations for Rheumatology
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Volume 11, Issue 4, pages 359–365, December 2008
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XIAO, S., HUANG, Q. and KUNG, A. W.C. (2008), Genetics of osteoporosis in Chinese. International Journal of Rheumatic Diseases, 11: 359–365. doi: 10.1111/j.1756-185X.2008.00401.x
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Osteoporosis is a common skeletal disease characterized by low bone mineral density (BMD) and deterioration in bone microarchitecture, resulting in increased bone fragility and susceptibility to fractures. As a complex disease, it is determined by both genetic and environmental factors, as well as their interactive effects. Studies have suggested that different genetic determinants may be involved in different ethnic groups. In this paper, we reviewed the genetic studies of osteoporosis in A Chinese population, focusing on the genes affecting BMD, a surrogate phenotype of osteoporosis.


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Qualified Persons
Electrical work is limited to qualified persons in multi-family dwellings but what is exactly considered electrical work? Can, say, a condo owner replace a light fixture or a receptacle?
In MA you pretty much have to be licensed to wire a nuclear power plant to be able to change a light bulb legally. This doesn't seem to stop the Borg from selling a lot of electrical parts to people who pretty clearly don't know enough about wiring to change a light bulb safely.
I can buy demanding real training for people working on a multi-family dwelling where other people's lives might be at stake, but do I really need a guy who's been to school for a couple of years, done a 5 year apprenticeship and then sat for an exam that covers every conceivable sort of commercial/industrial wiring to put a new switch out in my barn?
Everyone, thanks for the input.
...to put a new switch out in my barn?
I think there's been some discussion of that in the past, maybe not here, but to break out, say, residential and commercial (and maybe industrial) work. Kind of like how there "clinics" in drugstores run by LPN rather than a MD. Do I really need a guy with 8 years of school and two years of residency to tell me I have a sinus infection or jock itch?
Off on an entirely different tangent...do we really need someone with a master's degree teaching the third grade. Let me rephrase that, should we pay someone with a masters degree more than someone with a bachelors degree to teach the third grade?
When I lived in St. Louis county Missouri this was handled very sensibly. You could get a "homeowner electrician" certificate by taking a ~50 question exam covering basics like wire sizes, box fill, gfci rules, anchoring requirements and then doing a 10-15 min interview with the inspector where he quizzed you about your plan and got a good idea whether you knew what you were doing. Once you passed you could pull your own permits to work on your own house and outbuildings, but not on others or multi family units. Seemed like a win-win in terms of getting much more work done under a permit and with inspections while recognizing that many people will choose to do this work themselves no matter the law.
I'm curious what "qualified" means. I understand an electrical license? How about a plumber that replaces an electric hot water heater? Should he call a licensed electrician to make the electrical connections or can he do it?
It depends on your local jurisdiction. In some cases, replacing a piece of equipment doesn't require a electrician (even if it involves making wiring connections), in some places it does. Frankly, having seen some real ugly connections done by non-electrician equipment installers (plumbers, hvac technicians, etc...) yeah, it might be a good thing to have an electrician involved.
There's no universal answer. You would have to ask your local authority if you want to know officially. Of course, there are many people who figure it's better not to ask such questions and a lot of work that should be permitted or at least done by qualified people, is casually done by the other trades or by harry homeowner.
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Qualified Person. A person who has the skill and knowledge related to the construction and operation of the electrical equipment and its installation. This person must have received safety training on the hazards involved with electrical systems. Figure 100�"4
Intent: This term âÂÂQualified Person(s)â was used in about 65 Code sections throughout the 1999 NEC and the revision was intended to clarify that a qualified person must have received safety training on the hazards involved with electrical systems. No longer is a person considered qualified simply by being familiar with the construction and operation of the equipment and the hazards involved. See 110.16 Flash Protection, as an example where a qualified person is required. This makes the definition in line with OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements.
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This building, called a cathedral, is in fact a collegiate the construction of which, begun in 1421, was completed only in 1893 with the erection of the tower, the highest in the country (100m). The tympanum of the main door, made by E. Küng, is a remarkable illustration of the Last Judgement. After climbing 270 steps inside, you can reach the tower where you can enjoy a magnificent panorama over the city.
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