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Fruit flies show surprising sophistication in locating food source
New cataract gene discovered
The international team of researchers was able to identify the location and defect in the coding region of the gene through analysis of genetic material (DNA) from members of a large Swiss family, the majority ...
A new control mechanism for genetic code translation discovered in bacteria
How 'nature's ultimate sensory machines' integrate sight and smell
Worker or queen? Harvester ant moms set daughters' fates
Poll finds Americans split by political party over views on socialized medicine
During the course of the presidential nomination campaign, some candidates' health care plans have been described as 'socialized medicine'. Historically, the phrase socialized medicine has been used to attack health ...
Peptide discovered in scorpion venom may hold key to secretory diseases
Active seniors curb health care costs
Group Health seniors are not only sweating to the oldies in local health clubs. They are also keeping health care costs down, according to a study by researchers at Group Health and the University of Washington (UW). The ...
Global trade in tiger shrimp threatens environment
The cultivation of shrimp and fish in tropical coastal areas is often described as an environmentally friendly way to alleviate poverty, but in fact this cultivation has negative consequences for both the local population ...
Heavy rainfall on the increase
Scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have found that winter precipitation – such as rain and snow - became more intense in the UK during the last 100 years.
IdentiGEN founder says access to DNA from cloned animals should be made public
Engineering students: Airbrush not just for artists
The airbrush, that tool behind tattoos and T-shirts, may have an unexpected future … in technology.
From launch to splashdown: The story of how Apollo flew to the Moon just published
At the start of the twenty-first century, there is a new exodus to the Moon as many of the world's most powerful countries bring their gaze to our natural satellite. India, China and Japan have already sent probes into orbit ...
Researchers discover new way to reverse poor circulation and heal wounds
Researchers have solved a longstanding mystery about how flexing muscles "tell" nearby blood vessels that they need more blood to perform, according to a study published Feb. 15 in the journal Circulation Research. The st ...


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April 21, 2011
Seattle, Washington Typebars by Molly Ali via Flickr When the NEA asked me to contribute to the #SupplyDemand dialogue, I did a little research that uncovered a certain editorial from an edition of the Clayton High School Globe in St. Louis, Missouri, dated January 31, 1963. Here's a short...
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April 20, 2011
Washington, DC Miles and Sonny by Wilson McLean. Oil on linen. Even the most casual of listeners would be able to identify jazz if they heard it. But would you know it if you saw it? For painter Wilson McLean , visually conveying the spirit, history, and personalities of the music are central...
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April 18, 2011
Washington, DC by Lee Liebeskind, Producing Director, The Inkwell Theatre Lee Liebeskind. Photo courtesy of Mr. Liebeskind. There are many things I want to talk about. I want to talk about reactions to the #SupplyDemand conversation, how we frame our conversation and debate, the sense of balance in...
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April 15, 2011
Washington, DC Samuel Menashe. Photo by Martin Duffy Poet Samuel Menashe doesn't mince words. What he writes is almost like haiku. His brief poems are pure and elegant distillations of larger, complex thoughts and ideas. Today, we'll hear from the poet himself, a man who for the past 50...
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April 14, 2011
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April 11, 2011
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April 8, 2011
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It's not that I've never had Chuckles, but it's been a very, very long time. I don't actually know who eats Chuckles. It's not me. And it's pretty hard to figure it out because I never see them being sold, let alone being eaten.
The last time I remember seeing them was in a vending machine on the campus of Kent State University in the basement of the building where my father worked ... this would be around 1978. I probably bought them. I loved that vending machine, it was super-cheap and sometimes dispensed two candy bars, it was like a slot machine! (Except when you win candy you can't really stuff it back in the coin slot to try to win more.)
What sets this flavor assortment apart is the first one:
Licorice - light and refreshing, a completely different experience from the doughy/molasses experience of black licorice vines. The licorice isn't overpowering but nice and smooth.
Cherry - this is one of the worst and for lots of personal reasons. It reminds me of medicine, like so many of those cough potions and penicillin elixirs of my youth, I just can't bring myself to like cherry that much. This is sweet and strong and has a slight bitter, poison note to it that I'm never sure is the color or the actual cherry flavor.
Orange - wonderfully zesty without much of a tart hint to it at all. It was so orangy that it left a slight burning tingle to the inside of my lips. Maybe Chuckles can be called the Altoids of jelly candies?
Lemon - zesty, light and sparkly. The zest actually lends a little bitter note in the middle to this one, but I don't mind it a bit because it reminds me of real lemon rinds.
Lime - well, there's always the underdog in every flavor mix and lime is it here. It's everything you'd expect from a circa 1920 lime candy - the essence of a clean floor. It's kind of sad that the fabulous flavor of lime was co-opted by the cleaning moguls, but there you have it, for at least two generations the scent of lime just can't be separated from the smell of a clean bathroom. Even with all its baggage, I still ate the whole piece (not true with the cherry one) and wondered what was so bad with associating a piece of candy with sparkling tiles?
Now, I like jelly candies. I do find myself pining for Spearmint Leaves and Orange Slices from time to time, but I don't really care for buying a half pound of them, which is usually how they're sold. But then again, when I want Spearmint Leaves, Chuckles aren't going to scratch that itch and maybe if I'm in the mood for citrus, I'm not going to want that licorice or cherry. The point is, no one else sells a single serving of jelly candies like this and these are really good versions of a jelly candy because the flavors are so intense. Now I've gotten myself all worked up and I'm a little sad they don't sell these around here.
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
MarieBelle Chocolates
This little shop down in SoHo on Broome Street is just too cute for words. The first thing I was drawn to when I stepped in the door was a display of tiny metal lunchboxes filled with hot chocolate mixes. I just wanted the lunch box ... the combination of the signature blue and gold was just delicious in and of itself.
I restrained myself from marching up to the counter with my special request and instead looked around at the adorable and imaginative offerings. Almond brittle shaped like cocktail olives (in green and black), little candies shaped like pebbles, dragees (upscale candy coated chocolates) in addition to their super-cute square and imprinted chocolate truffles.
Again I tried to savor the place, so I ducked into the back room where the coffee and chocolate bar was. I ordered up an Aztec Hot Chocolate, American-style ($6), which meant it was made with milk, not water. Not a spiced chocolate, just dark and rich, it was a sizeable cup (and I'd just been to Vosges not two blocks away) with a wonderful no-too-sweet creaminess.
The smoothness can be attributed to something I read on the website: "Maribel's own divinely decadent recipe contains NO COCOA POWDER but instead is made from the purest Belgian cocoa and most refined sugar." I wonder if the packets they sell can rival what I drank there, but it's probably worth a try someday.
Earl Grey Tea - the beautiful squiggly one was buttery and chocolatey but had only the slightest hint of bergamot but a nice dry acidic hit which I'm guessing was from a tea infusion.
Caipirinha - a lighter (milk?) chocolate infusion with a tart bite to it ... honestly, I didn't even know what the word meant until I looked it up after I ate this one. It's an alcoholic drink of lime juice, sugar and a spirit called Cacha?a which is distilled sugarcane juice.
Spices - a tasty and slightly sweet blend of dark chocolate and spices felt like buttery cinnamon toast. There was no cruel burn to this spice infused truffle, just a woodsy fragrance.
Lavender - supple and smooth, this had a nicely fragranced tone to it but it was mostly sweet and buttery chocolate.
Mystery - I have no recollection of what this one is, and it's not shown on the little printed guide that came in the box. It's dark chocolate on the outside and the center is milk chocolate with a tart overtone without any citrus notes at all. I have no clue. It was nice but lacked enough definition for me to say what it was.
Gianduja - this was not at all what I expected. I figured it would be a sticky milk chocolate like the Caffarel morsels, however, this was based in dark chocolate and thick and buttery. It had a slight nutty grain to it, but that texture was pleasant and the whole thing was suffused with hazelnut goodness. Unlike the Caffarels which demand a glass of water right after eating, this little chocolate demands that you pop another one in your mouth. I only bought one ... wah!
My biggest disappointment came with my purchase of three pates de fruit ... I traveled with them in the same box as the truffles and I'm guessing that the packaging was not airtight enough for them and they were dried out, crunchy rocks when I got them home and took their picture on Saturday (they were purchased and packaged on Thursday). Don't get me wrong, I still ate them, and they were still flavorful and intense concentrations of fruit, but I was hoping for a repeat of my wonderful experience with the Boule pates.
Overall, they're exceptionally pretty and wonderfully smooth but the infusions weren't quite as distinctive as I'd hoped for the price. If you're looking for something more subtle than Vosges, these might be a good option. The sell via their website. If you're in SoHo, it's worth the trip, especially for a little break in their coffee/cocoa bar (where they also have pastries).
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Candy Drawing!
As promised in my blogiversary post, I'm givin' away candy! It's like Halloween, except it comes to your house instead of you coming to mine!
I'm going to do several drawings over the next week or so, so don't worry if you don't win this one, there will be a few opporunities.
What am I giving away? At least a half a pound of honest-to-goodness candy. It could be SweeTarts, Laffy Taffy, Red Vines, candy necklaces or Fun Dip ... or all of the above!
How to win? Just leave a comment here with a real email address in the email field. Don't worry, no one else can see it but me. One entry per person, only US or Canadian entries please (I'll try to do an international one soon).
Regular candy reviews will continue below as usual ... the deadline for entry is Saturday, April 22nd at Midnight Pacific time. I'll announce the winner on Monday, April 24th (at which time I'll request a mailing address).
Halvah and Turkish Delight
One of the best things about going to New York City is I always know I can find great Halvah there, and often Turkish Delight. I know that it's not everyone's favorite candy, and I'll wager that many candy aficionados haven't even tried it before.
Let's face it, traditional halvah as sold at the counter of a candy shop or deli is never very appetizing. I remember the first time I had halvah; my mother returned from New York City with some wonderful baked goods (including some sort of super decadent flourless chocolate cake from Dean & Deluca) and a slice of this stuff. Frankly, I wasn't impressed at first. What was it? How do I eat it?
Halvah (also spelled halva or halwa) is basically a crystallized paste of sesame seeds (tahini) and sugar. There are often other additions, such as nuts, dried fruit or chocolate. It can be further dressed up and dipped in chocolate or rolled in nuts.
I'm rather fond of plain halvah with pistachios. The stuff that I get here in Los Angeles is usually prepackaged and who knows how old. This halvah that we picked up at Russ & Daughters on the Lower East Side ($7.99/lb.) was fresh and crumbly and smelled wonderfully of sesame and vanilla. To eat halvah I usually break off a few small pieces (each about the size of a walnut) and put them in a little ramekin and then eat it with my fingers, sometimes breaking the pieces into smaller bits. Since there's a crystalline structure that forms as the halvah cools, it cleaves better than it cuts.
The taste is hard to describe but it's basically a sweet paste of sesame kind of like a light, sweet peanut butter. It's not quite like marzipan, which doesn't dissolve completely because of the almonds. Some folks don't like the texture, some don't like the smell of sesame (I can't stand the smell of toasted sesame oil, so it's a wonder that I like this stuff at all). It's buttery and smooth as it melts on the tongue and is quite filling. The pistachios add a dash of nuttiness to it. Overall, halvah has a slight malty taste to it, which might be why I'm attracted to it.
It's amazing to think that I've never had chocolate covered halvah before, but I guess I just don't shop at the right stores. I found these at Economy Candy around the corner from Russ & Daughters. Outside is a sweet chocolate and crushed almonds and inside is a marbled chocolate halvah cube.
They're quite messy to eat, as you can imagine. The halvah in these is a bit softer and a little oilier. The sweet chocolate and nuts make for a very filling treat, but quite addictive. I bought a half a dozen of these (they were 50 cents each) and proceeded to eat three of them that afternoon and had to make another trip to buy more because I promised to bring some back for my mother-in-law. Who knows how many will make it to the weekend when I am going to present them to her.
I know that there's been a huge surge in interest in Turkish Delight (also known as Turkish Paste or Lokum) since The Chronicles of Narnia came out, and I wrote a bit about that here. I like Turkish Delight in most flavors, but I'm a little unusual in that I appreciate floral flavors in my candy. It's rather hard to find good, fresh Turkish Delight in the United States. There's the prepackaged stuff, but I've heard it's a far cry from the fresh stuff you can get in the markets in the Middle East.
This Turkish Delight was new for me. I usually get the plain squares that are flavored rather traditionally with rosewater, mint, lemon, orange or orange blossom. This was pistachio and rosewater. Let's face it, it's rather unappealing looking. Just a slice of jelly with pistachios embedded in it and covered with powdered sugar. At the counter where I picked it out at Economy Candy ($8.99/lb.), it was displayed as a long log, spiraled into a rather odd looking white lump. But this trip was about adventure.
Turkish Delight needs to be eaten fresh, so I ate most of this while I was still in NYC, saving about four slices (there was a half pound minimum) for the photos when I got back. This is addictive stuff and I can see why Edmund got into so much trouble even with the un-nutted stuff. It smells like light flowers and of course sugar. Biting into it, the suspension of the rosewater jelly has made the pistachios soft and buttery. The mix of the nuts which are also known for their perfumy qualities and the lightly sweet rose jelly is quite stunning. I found myself chewing and swallowing quickly just so I could take another bite. Sometimes I'd hit a spot where there was a lot of jelly and got to revel in the fragrant stickiness and other times it was all nuts. Of course every once in a while you get a bad nut and that's no fun.
I don't recommend it for everyone. If you're the type of person who likes Spice Jelly Beans or the more fragrant Indian spices like cardamom and star anise, you might like Turkish Delight.
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Kee's Chocolates
A kind reader, shortstop, suggested that I make a journey to Kee's Chocolate.
As I was already planning a little walk around SoHo on my last day in NYC, it seemed like a natural addition. I did a little reading and found that there were two things on my list that I had to try: the Creme Brulee and the Smoked Salt Truffle.
The shop is tucked on a small street between Broome and Houston and I arrived while they were in the middle of making their chocolates. There were three people in the store, four with me and it was rather cramped. The store isn't fancy like Marie Belle (tomorrow's entry) or Vosges - it's tiny and spare but clean and of course smelled wonderfully. They were unmolding the Smoked Salt Truffles as I came in so I knew they were fresh.
I felt a little on the spot, most of the time I like to just blend in with the background and watch, but in such a small space, I had to get down to business and not fuss around with thinking and observing. That, and they wouldn't let me take any photos inside either. So, here's what I had:
Creme Brulee - this isn't a truffle, this is something you just have to experience. The large morsel (not pictured) has faceted sides and a thin shell. You pop the whole thing in your mouth and the chocolate quickly shatters away and you're left with a cool burst of creme brulee. It's creamy and smooth, sweet and a real experience. You probably have to eat it while you're there or very soon after purchase.
Smoked Salt - a really different truffle, this one was in a molded shell and the chocolate was rich and had a wonderful dryness and the salt was strong without being offensive. The addition of salt brought out some of the smoky and woodsy notes of the chocolate that I wasn't noticing in the other truffles.
Blood Orange - a lovely, plump chocolate truffle with a slight tang to it, but not zesty. It was good, but not really what I was expecting as it had only a slight flavor to it.
Earl Grey - a really good dark chocolate truffle, but the infusion of Earl Grey was not apparent in the slightest upon eating it. A little later, I did detect the slightest aftertaste of bergamot, but it was not nearly as strong as I would have liked.
Jasmine - whoo! a beautiful tasting truffle - strong overtones of jasmine scent and a lingering perfume as well, this was the best of the infused truffles but I guess I'm spoiled and want a little more flavor to my flavors.
What I really enjoyed about the experience and the chocolates was the complete lack of extraneous packaging and decoration at the shop. Don't get me wrong, the immersion at places like Vosges or Jacques Torres is wonderful, but let's face it, once you leave the shop and take the chocolate out of the box, what really matters? What happens in your mouth. On the whole, this was an exceptionally pleasant oral experience. I wish the flavors were a little more vibrant, but the chocolate was wonderfully smooth and the Creme Brulee is truly unique. The chocolates don't travel particularly well either, two of the truffles were cracked when I got them home and of course the Creme Brulee pretty much has to be eaten within a fifteen square block radius (okay, I'm making that part up, but we all know about the Saga of the Valomilk).
The one silly thing that I did, amidst all that lack of artifice was that I neglected to ask prices for anything and I can't recall how much it was. (The whole shebang was about $12, I think.)
Kee's Chocolates
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Despite opinions to the contrary, the B in BCS does not stand for boring. So, for those who thought the original LSU-Alabama game was a snoozer, take heart: even though its the same teams, this game is likely to be a lot different. The biggest difference will be the LSU offense. During the first meeting in Tuscaloosa, Jarrett Lee led the Tigers at quarterback for most of the game. Lee had started the first nine games of the season after Jordan Jefferson was allegedly involved in a fight outside a bar called Shadys. During that run, LSU stuck with a traditional pro set offense and Lee threw for 1,274 yards and 14 touchdowns, not Robert Griffin III numbers, but good enough to beat six ranked opponents and move to Tigers to the top of the rankings. But two interceptions against Alabama (and Jeffersons legal problems being downgraded) led to a change, not just in players but in styles. Jefferson is a pass-option quarterback who is always a threat to run, a dimension that Lee did not...
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The Denver Broncos can blame Elvis Dumervil for dropping the ball on his contract reduction, but the bottom-line is the Broncos needed defensive linemen before they released Dumervil. Now that Dumervil is gone, getting himl back to the table is harder, because all of the cap savings from the contract reduction no longer exist with 4.869 million in dead money from his release. That means the Broncos will have to find even more defensive linemen in the draft... Read more
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I don't disagree, but having it as a prequel makes coming up with some fantastical excuse for Coulson headlining it moot.
There doesn't have to be a fantastical excuse. People in real life have survived comparable impalement injuries if they got medical treatment in time. And we didn't actually see Coulson's death; it was announced off-camera by Fury, a character that we know for a fact was willing to lie in order to manipulate the Avengers' emotions. So there could be a perfectly naturalistic explanation for Coulson's survival, the seeds for which were already planted in the film itself.
Sure, but to retcon it like that takes away from the emotional resonance of that announcement in the film. I hate how death is so mutable in comics and I hoped it wouldn't happen on the TV show. Perhaps Coulson's popularity trumps the poignancy of his death announcement, but I don't think the guy is needed to do a SHIELD show. Coulson's part was well played and the character was well used to connect the dots. But those dots are connected now; Coulson served his purpose and 'died' with honor in the Avengers. That was enough for me.
Plus, retconning it along those lines just make Nick Fury extra-douchey when just saying he was injured and hanging on to life instead could've had nearly the desired effect of rallying the Avengers.
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Alex Golesh is in his fourth year on the Illinois staff, serving as the tight ends coach and special teams coordinator in 2015. He came to the Illini from Toledo along with head coach Tim Beckman and assistant coach Mike Ward.
Golesh coached tight ends and running backs for the Illini in 2014, helping running back Josh Ferguson rack up 1,162 yards from scrimmage (735 rushing and 427 receiving) and 10 total touchdowns. The tight ends combined for 31 receptions, 309 yards and seven touchdowns.
As tight ends and specialists coach in 2013, Golesh guided a productive group of tight ends that combined for 52 catches, 545 yards and eight touchdowns in 2013, including four touchdowns against Miami (Ohio), the most tight end TDs in a game in school history. He also helped punter Justin DuVernois to another solid season, as the junior posted a 41.1 yard-per-punt average with 10 over 50 yards and 13 downed inside the 20.
In 2012, Golesh guided DuVernois to a strong sophomore campaign in 2012 as he ranked fourth in the Big Ten in punting with a 41.9 yard-per-punt average, with a long of 72 yards, 16 fair catches, 19 punts downed inside the 20 yard line and 15 punts of 50 or more yards.
Golesh spent three years as recruiting coordinator on Beckman's staff at Illinois (2012-14) and was named a top recruiter in the Big Ten by both Rivals and Scout after helping the Fighting Illini sign No. 6 class in B1G in 2014. Golesh also was named a top-10 recruiter in the Big Ten by Rivals.com in 2013.
Golesh was on Beckman's staff at Toledo for three years from 2009-2011, serving as both the tight ends coach and the recruiting coordinator. Golesh aided the UT program in securing the No. 1 recruiting class in the Mid-American Conference in consecutive years. The 2010 UT class was No. 1 according to Rivals.com, while both Rivals and Scout.com rated the 2011 class No. 1.
Golesh's tight ends served as key blockers in a Rocket rushing attack that ranked No. 3 in the MAC in both 2010 and 2011. In 2009, Golesh coached the running backs at Toledo, helping senior running back DaJuane Collins earn third-team All-MAC honors.
Prior to going to Toledo, Golesh spent three seasons as a graduate assistant, two at Northern Illinois (2006-07) and one at Oklahoma State. Golesh worked with the outside linebackers at Oklahoma State in 2008, helping the Cowboys to a 9-4 record and a berth in the Holiday Bowl. At NIU, Golesh worked for one season assisting with the secondary and one season with the offensive line, helping the Huskies make the 2006 Poinsettia Bowl.
Golesh got his start in the coaching business as a student assistant coach while attending Ohio State as an undergraduate. He spent two-and-a-half years aiding the Buckeyes' defensive coaches, with responsibilities that included working with the defensive line and helping to break down film. During his time at Ohio State, the Buckeyes claimed the 2005 Big Ten Championship and went on to earn a victory in the Fiesta Bowl over Notre Dame. OSU also posted a win in the 2004 Alamo Bowl over Oklahoma State.
Golesh also spent one year as a defensive line coach in a first-year football program at newly opened Westerville Central High School in 2002.
Golesh was born in Moscow, Russia, but grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Dublin, Ohio, where he was a three-year letterwinner in football at Dublin Scioto High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in education from Ohio State in 2006. He and his wife, Alexis, had a daughter, Corbin, in May 2011, and welcomed a son, Barrett, in July 2014.
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Russell, did you find the tools necessary to accomplish this concrete polishing online? Which tools did you use? This is a useful thread! :)
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I am going to pour a 2.5" counter for an outside cabinet within a few weeks. It will have a marbling technique that might interest you.
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I'm in the infant stages of planning my concrete counter tops. I look forward to seeing your marbling technic and following the threads. Will that be a pour in place or cast upside down?
I want to cast a 2" upside down its seams that it would be a little easier to form, especially for a pretty much a rectangle. The same size on both sides of my oven. One side will have a under mount sink opening. Can I use the same form for both? What is the minimum width of the concrete needed around the sink?
The counter in front off my oven will be quite complex It might be better to cast in place.
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Upside down.
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I agree with Stoncutter. To be a perfect match to the counters, the counter in front of your oven will need to be an upside down also. Don't let it's complex shape scare you. Take a piece of 1/4" luan (or cardboard even) and make a template. Turn it over and make your form to fit the template :).
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No matter the thickness of the counter, don't overlook full support underneath it.
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I was hoping to keep the counter in front of my oven up a bit to allow the flashing under the vent area bricks to channel any water intrusion into vent area, under the counter top away from the insulation and out the front. I was figuring small beds of mortar about a foot apart.
On my cabinets tops I'm figuring a 2x4 front and back and 2X2 on 16" centers.
What are you considering full support?
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Mine cabinet is going to be framed with 4x4 oak timbers...for aesthetic & design reasons....and the substrate beneath the concrete is going to be 3/4" pt plywood, felt, then 1/4 perma base.
Like natural stone tops, you don't need to adhere concrete counters down with mortar or glue....silicon is all that is needed. If your counter is outside, then make sure to get exterior grade....better yet use Lexel, it's the best.
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Michael and the Raindrops - My Middos World #7
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Michael and the Secret of Making Friends - My Middos World #9
Michael's 'Good Shabbos' Project - My Middos World #13
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America Cooks Kosher - The All-Season All-Reason Kosher Cookbook
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Hip Kosher - 175 easy to prepare recipes for today's kosher cooks
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Rogov's Guide to Kosher Wines - 2010 - The world's 500 Best Kosher Wines
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Salad Time Kosher Cookbook - An Assorment of Original and Unique Salads
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The Foods of Israel Today - Over 300 Recipes & Memories
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Spice & Spirit Kosher for Passover Cookbook - Completely Revised & Expanded!
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text: The Evolution Of Google Nexus, In Convenient GIF Form Stephen Yuen 2 November, 2013 2 Comments After what seemed like the longest period of speculation ever seen for a smartphone, the Nexus 5 has finally been released to the masses. With it, it brings the usual combination of power and value, though we've been seeing this trend for some time now with these Google phones. The Nexus 5 is of course the 5th iteration of the Google branded phones and to celebrate the evolution of Google Nexus, from the humble G1 to the Nexus 5, Gadget Love has created a GIF that sums up the changes in the phone in just a few seconds. Pretty cool stuff. It's amazing to see how far the Nexus line has come, but particularly amazing that Google is able to continue working with manufacturers to create very affordable phones with specifications that challenge the newest devices on the market. We can't wait to see what Google has in store for next year, though we hope the Nexus 6 won't end up being a 6-inch phone… Source: Gadget Love via Android Police FILA Its amazing because we started to hear about another LG Nexus phone early this year around February/March for the Nexus 5. And here we are. Nexus 4 was a middle class phone when it was launched last year, the N5 this year, is a powerhouse one of the top high end phones for this year. N6, i dont know, another manufacturer most likely, maybe a HTC? more screen again, less bezel same size? disqus_ayvQwhvS6h It's gonna be called Nexus 5S and will be made by Samsung


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It may appear like a regular community work, but for the Crystal Open Scout Troop, there is more.Read more
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It may appear like a regular community work, but for the Crystal Open Scout Troop, there is more.Read more
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King of Sweden, His Majesty, King Carl XVI Gustaf, visited Manila and the provinces of Laguna andRead more
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The Singapore Scout Association organized its National Patrol Camp held from 28 Nov to 2 Dec 2013Read more
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Seventy five young leaders representing 26 District Associations from Karnataka State Bharat ScouRead more
My Congratulations and beloved wishes goes to our Mentor and Leader Mr.M.A.Khalid, State Secretary of Karnataka State and International Commissioner of the Bharat Scouts and Guides and Mr.A.S.Madhusudhan who was the man behind this project.
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It is nice to see the progress and opportunities. Best luck for your future work!
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Governor-General Sir Jerry Mateparae has come a long way since his days as a Cub Scout and it wasRead more
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The Asia-Pacific Regional Scout Photo Competition is now open to receive images from Leaders andRead more
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We owe a huge thank you to everyone for your support and for voting for us to win the Terrapin Idol competition. You made this happen! We have attached a link to a blog article by Ram Racing for you to check out for more details about the competition and the festival, as well as our interview about this event. Our set starts at 6:45 p.m. See you there!
Also, if you haven't gotten your pre-sale tickets for our August 25th House of Blues show yet hit us up! We'll have tickets for sale tonight at the fest, as well as throughout the next week or so… until pre-sale tickets sell out.


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Carlos Yuste Vaquerizo's high energy and youthful humor makes him an impressive motivator, displaying his passion in all aspects of his work. He became a Certified Instructor Trainer for Merrithew Health & Fitness™ specializing in STOTT PILATES® in 2006 and CORE™ in 2013. He has continually distributed his knowledge through teaching in Europe, South America and Asia. Carlos brings a high degree of knowledge to the forefront, with his advanced education and certification in physiotherapy from the University of Nursing and Physiotherapy of Castilla in Spain. Carlos continually strives for more and exemplifies his passion, as he is actively involved in management of the International Education Department of his affiliated studios.
Carol began her training with STOTT PILATES® in 2002 and went on to become an Instructor Trainer for Merrithew Health & Fitness™ in 2003. She is now a Lead IT, specializing in STOTT PILATES, ZEN•GA™, Total Barre™, and CORE™ Athletic Conditioning & Performance Training™ and is part of the programming team specializing in Total Barre and ZEN•GA. She received a BFA in Dance from SUNY College at Purchase, NY and ran her own dance company for over a decade, performing and teaching throughout New England. Carol has continued her training in a variety of other disciplines and is an NASM Personal Trainer, a TRX® Suspension and Rip Trainer qualified instructor, a certified Spinning® instructor, a certified ZUMBA® instructor, a 200 hr &RYT) certified Yoga instructor, and an Indo-Row® qualified instructor.
Caroline was introduced to the STOTT PILATES® method in 2006 while on an extended trip to Australia, and felt that she had found her calling. Although she had earned an MBA, a bachelor's degree in Science and a dance specialty, she realized that the depth required to instruct the STOTT PILATES repertoire required her full attention. Following many years of study, she became an Instructor Trainer for Merrithew Health & Fitness™ specializing in STOTT PILATES in March 2013. Established in 2009 by Caroline, the Studio BIOPILATES® PARIS was the first STOTT PILATES Host Center in France. The studio is committed to teaching and maintaining the high standards in health and wellness established by Merrithew Health & Fitness. Caroline speaks French, English and Arabic and can teach courses and workshops in any language and ensures her clients and receive a truly unique French experience.
Caroline Geiger, a trained ballet dancer, danced professionally in Munich and Stockholm during which time, she discovered Pilates as an additional form of training. She has completed her STOTT PILATES® education in Mat, Reformer, Cadillac, Chair and Barrel and ISP in Stockholm and Munich. In the spring of 2009, she became an Instructor Trainer for Merrithew Health & Fitness™, specializing in STOTT PILATES Mat and Reformer. Since her return to her home city of Munich in autumn 2006, she has been part of the Pilates Body team. She has since also worked at various conferences in collaboration with Michaela Bimbi‐Dresp.
Caroline comes from an athletic background with 15 years experience in personal training and fitness class instruction including aerobics, circuits, step and body conditioning. In 2003 she trained and qualified in Sports Massage Therapy and has been able to incorporate this therapy knowledge into her Pilates teaching. Caroline began her STOTT PILATES® training in 2004 and has been an Instructor Trainer for Merrithew Health & Fitness™ since 2007. Whilst teaching the STOTT PILATES courses and workshops she still enjoys teaching her own clients.
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