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In 2013 the Czech Republic sponsored five small scale development projects in Zimbabwe and Zambia, which primarily focused on the educational and health sectors.
These are complimented by bigger development projects in Zambia which are coordinated by the Czech Development Agency, and are more demanding financially and in scope. In addition, humanitarian assistance and development scholarships are given to both countries.
Construction of nurse home and waiting rooms at Sebakwe Rural Clinic
The project resulted in the construction of a three-roomed house for the nurse in charge and a waiting mother's shelter with two rooms in Sebakwe. The nurse's house will help retaining qualified health workers and attracting more competent personnel, since before the house was constructed the nurse in charge used to sleep in a hall within the clinic which was not conducive to best health practices. The fact that expectant mothers have a place to rest before giving birth will prevent roadside births or births in homes which can reduce the infant mortality rate in the area.
The printing and distribution of Ndebele folk tales and their distribution in the provinces of Matabeleland North and Matabeleland South.
Among all the projects sponsored through the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Harare this one was the one with the widest coverage in Zimbabwe. This was the second part of Ndebele Folk tales compiled by the well known Ndebele author Pathisa Nyathi and involved the printing and distribution of 5000 books throughout the Matabeleland provinces. One hundred identified schools benefitted from the books in the two provinces. The distribution to the schools was done free of charge. The situation in Zimbabwe has been deteriorating rapidly over the past few years and this decay in Zimbabwe is best seen in schools in Matabeleland provinces, so this effort by the Czech Republic in printing and distributing books to primary school children in their mother language will go a long way in encouraging a reading culture among the Ndebele youths.
Developing infrastructure of facilities for orphans and vulnerable children in Mongu District
The main outcome of the project was the establishment of a new orphanage facility in Katongo Village community. The project is designed with the aim of addressing the vast number of orphans in Mongu and the surrounding communities. The place is now always full of people looking for places for orphans but unfortunately the number of inquiries is more than the available places. The Czech Republic is well received in these parts of Zambia having been an active donor for years.
Upgrade Malambu School with Library and Computer facilities
The Project Implementer from the Netherlands has assisted people in this part of Southern Zambia for a couple of years now by building a clinic and a workshop for abused women. The Czech Republic intervened by sponsoring the electrification of Malambu School and teachers' houses. This is expected to improve the pass rate at the school since pupils can now study after normal working hours due to the availability of electricity. Members of staff have now got electricity in their homes which will help in boosting staff morale and assist in retaining good teachers. The immediate positive impact of the project can be seen by the increase in the number of pupils asking for places at the school.
School Latrines Project Isambai
The Isambai community is literally found in the middle of nowhere where getting there even using a four wheel vehicle is a big challenge. The only donor which has come to the rescue of this forgotten part of Western Zambia is the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic through the Embassy in Harare sponsored the building of toilets in the school. The number of pupils and staff suffering from diseases caused by lack of hygiene has gone down thanks to the intervention by the Czech Republic. Parents from far away villages are enrolling their children at Isambai because of the availability of the toilets. The headmaster and his teachers are now proud of their school because of this intervention by the Czech Republic.


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Wilkin, Robert Nugen
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Nominated by Franklin D. Roosevelt on May 19, 1939, to a seat vacated by Samuel H. West. Confirmed by the Senate on June 1, 1939, and received commission on June 3, 1939. Assumed senior status due to certified disability on August 31, 1949. Service terminated on February 23, 1973, due to death.
University of Virginia School of Law, LL.B., 1908
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Bringing this back because in less than 24 hours I will be home.
Feeling a lil homesick I'm ready to be sun burnt and dehydrated and wasted on drugs and alcohol and dance with strangers...
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It's made by a Michelin-starred chef.
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Why buy Oreos from the store when you can have your robot make them for free?
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1999 outback aftermarket sound system
I'm planning on installing on a full sound system on my 99 outback including a sub, all door speakers and two amps. Already have an after market head unit. I was wondering if anyone has a write up to make things go a lot faster. Thanks .
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I dont think I can do a full write up, but I have a Pioneer head unit, 2 Kicker 12s and an amp, and its actually a pretty easy setup on these cars.
I would start off with a good head unit though, its well worth the extra money. With my setup I can still run the factory speakers because the stereo can transfer all of the bass to the subs, and run the high frequency stuff through the speakers. So I have clear highs, and hard hitting lows, with my current setup I can flex the roof and hatch without distortion.
I would also buy the adapter plug for the head unit so you dont have to cut up the factory wiring, and if you ever sell the car, you can easily pop the factory stereo back in.
I have my amp right on the back of my sub box, which is facing towards the back of the car, nestled between the rear strut towers. I have the cables wrapped in electrical tape together the length of the car so they are protected from cuts and water better, and it looks better. the only spot the cables are visible is the gap between the center console and the rear seat. I thought about cutting the carpet under the center console and running the wires under the carpet until under the rear seat, but seeing the cables for a couple of inches wasn't worth the effort. I do have the cables tucked under the center console though, because it was easy to do without taking out the center console.
I have the amp power wire run the the firewall just above the gas pedal were there is a grommet the leads directly through to the engine bay, and was a straight shot to the battery. To get the wire through the grommet, I just got a big drill bit and drilled through the rubber, and then tucked the cable through, mine is still snug around the cable so it seals out the noise, smell, and moisture.
Another tip is, if you have the rubber cargo mat, your sub box will slide around, but there are cargo ties in the floor that work perfectly for a nice bungee cord/rope.
If you have any other questions let me know, or if you want any pictures of anything.
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I have the same setup as kookookachew, 2 kickers and an aftermarket headunit. i got my HU from crutchfield, so it came with an awesome booklet with instructions to take everything apart and install it all correctly, including the door speakers. Im not sure if this is true but I think I've seen someone post a copy of that booklet on the electronics forums here check around for that and if not ill copy it and post it.
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Our staff is our greatest asset. Not only are they friendly and knowledgeable, they are highly experienced. Everyone on the team shares a common goal: to treat the whole patient, not just the teeth. And like our dentists, the staff completes many hours of continuing education and dental training each year to strengthen their skills.
Henry Chu, D.D.S., P.A.
Dr. Henry Chu graduated in 1987 from the nation's top-ranked dental school, the University of Texas Dental Branch at San Antonio. He later completed an additional two-year hospital-based general practice residency. During the residency, he received advanced training in oral surgery, IV sedation, dental rehabilitation and hospital-based dentistry. Dr. Chu has provided superior care to a wide spectrum of patients throughout his many years in private practice. His heart and passion is evident in his commitment to overcoming the barriers that are common when providing oral care to all of his patients. He enjoys sharing his expertise with dentists and students through lectures at the dental school and other venues. Dr. Chu is honored to be inducted into the International College of Dentist in October 2013.
Victoria L. G. Thompson, D.D.S.
Victoria L.G. Thompson, D.D.S. is originally from the Chicago area. She completed her undergraduate education at Northwestern University. Dr. Thompson earned her dental degree from the University of Michigan in 2008. After graduation, she began working in a private practice office and teaching dental students at her alma mater. Dr. Thompson believes in the importance of quality dental care and advocates health practices that are proactive, preventative, and contribute to wellness. A lifelong learner, she is committed to educating herself as well as her patients. Dr. Thompson and her husband are the proud parents of two young sons. Her family moved to San Antonio in August of 2012. She is pleased to be part of this competent and caring staff and looks forward to meeting you!
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Denise was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas and has been with our team for almost 17 years! She has a passion for each of our patients and thoroughly enjoys getting to know them and their families. When not spending time with us, she loves to spend time with her husband and three children. She also likes cooking, shopping, and listening to music in her free time.
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Tessa was born and raised in Colorado, and moved to Texas in 2011. She is new to the dental field and is very passionate about learning all aspects of the dental industry. She is willing to go the extra mile to help the patients and staff at Chu Dental Group. Tessa enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, Stella.
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Pauline received a Dental Assistant certificate in 1988 and has also worked as an Office Manager for 10 years. In 1999 she graduated from dental hygiene school with a goal to help patients maintain their over-all dental health. She is pleased to work in an office that delivers quality dentistry and customer service. Pauline is married to a wonderful husband and enjoys to baking, gardening, and listening to Christian music. She says her greatest pleasure is caring for patients with special needs and spending time with family, friends and her Chihuahua, Chewy.
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Chelsea is a native of San Antonio who graduated from the UT Health Science Center San Antonio with a Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. She has been in the dental field since 2008 and loves working with patients to improve their oral health. Chelsea is passionate about providing gentle, individualized care for each of her patients. In her free time, Chelsea enjoys baking and spending time with her husband, Trey. She also loves caring for her four-legged children – Lexi, Zues, and Slinky – who all love to brush their teeth!
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Julie was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas and has a background in many aspects of the health care business. She is diligent in maintaining the logistical side of the business, as well as handling many of the behind the scenes tasks required for our practice to run smoothly. Outside of the office, Julie loves spending time with her four children and enjoying the wonderful Texas outdoors.
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Erin engaged the religious community in dialogue and advocacy around the root causes of hunger in Oregon. She helped to expand the organization beyond the existing Portland roundtable by developing local roundtables in Eugene, Salem, and the northern coastal region. Each meeting of the roundtables featured an educational component, and she conducted trainings in media outreach and messaging.
The Oregon Faith Roundtable Against Hunger Manual is a detailed toolkit that provides resources to newly-established roundtables about how to conduct outreach, facilitate meetings, and train advocates on the root causes of hunger. The manual includes fact sheets on federal poverty programs and other hunger issues to aid in educating the members of the organization.
Erinworked with the Washington Office on issues of low-income housing and homelessness, TANF, and economic justice. She prepared an educational resource for Presbyterian churches on housing education and advocacy, particularly focusing on the intersections between housing and hunger and ways that Presbyterians can enact long-term solutions for affordable housing.
A native Memphian, Erin graduated from Rhodes College with a double major in English and anthropology/sociology. She organized a student-run meals program that utilized food salvage from the campus cafeteria and served as the Hunger and Homelessness Coordinator. For two summers she interned at the National Coalition for the Homeless in D.C. as a Civil Rights Policy Analyst and Grassroots Organizing Fellow.
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Bloodthirsty 'factual' TV shows demonise wildlife
"Major US TV channels are promoting hysterical and outdated ideas about wildlife in popular, blood-soaked shows"
My 2¢ and a plea.When it comes to animals and especially wildlife, we always have to deal with two big groups and the political/economic forces that support them.Farmers/Hunters seek to protect their livestock and their game clinging, tooth and nail, to the story of the bad wolf (and the like).Animal "Lovers" choose the beasts to defend (generally, cute, majestic or colorful ones) and, undeterred, they go on and on with their cause, often without the slightest awareness of these animals' biological cycles and the possible problems that they could cause without a minimum of contrast.Then, in a world largely disconnected and ignored, there are the scientists, who are trying to produce impartial and legitimate studies — like this one — to be used to develop management plans, where everything is taken into consideration (wildlife, species at risk of extinction, habitat conservation, hunting sustainability) to ensure the precarious balance of an ecosystem of which we are part.Where are the networks in all this?The link on top of the post gives us the answer for some of these networks (Discovery, Animal Planet, History Channel). They are widely recognized for their 'factual' shows, but essentially they sensationalize facts and notions to capture more audience possible.I understand this necessity, but the shows mentioned in Adam Welz's article offer an alarming disinformation service. They excuse the killing of carnivore wildlife (being cruel and vengeful beasts thirsty for human blood) shielded by ambiguous facts, viewpoints of convenience, one-sided argument, and often, as in the case of wolves, taking advantage of old fears: historically terrifying, but now inconsistent for more than 200 years .Now, I am not here to claim that these networks should broadcast lessons of biology and ecology in place of these shows. However, I wonder if they can attract the same number of viewers by stopping this nonsense and offering an useful service to people. A service that provides a real insight into nature, into mankind, and therefore into man-nature connection and coexistence. If the answer is "NO", they turn on and off the switch of science at will and the difference between these networks' documentaries and, in Welz's words, the "'trashy' material that dominates free-to-air network TV" will be non-existent.
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The T-11 is the first new parachute to be adopted by the U.S. military in more than 50 years.
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The T-11 parachute replaces the T-10 model that had been in use with the U.S. military since 1955. The T-11 parachute has a larger canopy that covers 28 per cent more surface area than the previous T-10 model. This helps accommodate different weights of soldiers and allows the parachute to work with bigger, heavier people.
The increased size also slows the rate of descent for soldiers using the T-11 parachute. Military personnel using the T-11 parachute descend at a rate of 19 feet per second compared to a faster 24 feet per second with the older model T-10 parachute. This has reduced the number of landing injuries involving jumpers.
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The T-11 parachute also features a newly redesigned reserve chute and is designed to reduce the shock experienced by soldiers when the parachute first deploys. The main T-11 parachute and harness weighs 38 pounds. With the reserve chute attached, the total assembly weighs just over 50 pounds. The main canopy is 30 feet in diameter.
The U.S. military uses the T-11 parachute for training purposes and in combat zones such as Iraq. In addition to the U.S. military, the T-11 parachute is being adopted and used by the Finnish Defence Forces in Europe. In July 2011, the U.S. Army temporarily suspended use of the T-11 parachute after a malfunction incident at Fort Bragg in North Carolina that resulted in the death of a soldier. A full investigation of the incident is being carried out.


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Dear All,
I am working with a hotel. Here there are some employees who are not on our payroll rather on the contractor's payroll.so my question is we are paying the contractor the amount of his services rendered but has asked him to pay the esi/epf for the employees on his payroll.If he does not do the same then is it the responsibility of the principal employe to do it?
Please answer me the same as soon as possible.
With trgards
Archana Shukla
zkersi - Member Since: May 2008
Dear Archana,
Always remember. Contractor can escape anytime. Thus the principal employer is accountable for everything as far as anything pertaining to the contract labour management is concerned.
Ask your contractor to produce PF and ESI challans everymonth and if he fails to do so, hold back the payment payable to him.
Sivashankaran - Member Since: Jul 2009
Dear Archana,
Yes. Zubin said correct so pls aware of the Contractor.
But ask your contractor whether they having more than 20 contract labour, If they said no what are the benefits avail.
pradeeppic - Member Since: Sep 2006
yes archana ji, you will be in trouble if you do not comply to what ia sais above. For any clarifications & details, please write to me. Pradeep Sharma Associate Manager MFPL
rath_ratikanta - Member Since: Oct 2007
hi archana yes it is must if the contractor will not deposit the ESI,PF then being a principal employer u have to deposit the amount with fine. so better tell contractor to produce there monthly return challan copy of every month before clearance of there Bill. or deduct the PF ESI amount from there Bill & clear rest amount and deposit own.
secondly for siva since the principal employeer have the PF, ESI code so the question of 20 is not arise for there . even though contractor will deploy 2 labour they have to deposit Pf,ESI of 2 people since employer have own PF,ESI .
Ratikanta Rath
yashpriya - Member Since: Jun 2007
yes, it is the responsibity of principal employer to check that contractor is deducting it and penalty will be imposed on principal employer if contractor does any negligency in deducting esi, pf .
jariwala_jp - Member Since: Jan 2009
yes , u have to check out all the legal compliance u r responsible for it you will be in trouble if you do not comply all things
sumitk.saxena - Member Since: Nov 2007
Dear Archana,
Greetings for the day,
First of all tell me that your establishment is covered under ESIC/EPF or not. If covered than your contractor is covered under the ESIC/EPF or not. If not tell your contractor to get coverage under the same as because both the concern are provide social security to the employees of unorganised sector. If the contractor is providing the labour to you ask him to pay the esi/epf contribution in favour of labourers immediatly if he unable to do so the liablity must fall to the principle employer for whom the job work is being carried out.
thanks & regard,
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charvaka - Member Since: Sep 2009
Dear ARCHANA, for contract employee you Should have to pay ESI & PF As per the contarct labour act 1970. Regards Charvaka Reddy
garg.abhishek - Member Since: Jan 2010
Dear Archana,
Above all Respondents have given a right statements against your words. Yes, it is your responsibilty if Contractor does'nt fulfill Pf related matters (Deductions & all). Firstly tell who is paying to Contractor's Employees?
Abhishek Garg
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by Mike Smithon Apr 19, 2013 at 7:44 PM
Greetings from Washington, D.C., and a short walk from the White House. The Cardinals return tonight to the site of their National League division series reversal in Game 5 against the Nationals. Took a train from Philadelphia this morning and have already had two cups of coffee for this breakfast chat. That gave me plenty of time to think about answers for the inevitable -- and spot-on -- bullpen questions and the caffeine to type fast enough during what's bound to be a sprint chat before I have to head to the ballpark for pre-game reporting. Everybody buckled in? OK. Off we go ...
I imagine the bullpen is going to get a lot of attention in today's chat. That's fine. It sure has received a lot of attention from opponents. Joe Kelly has pitched twice -- for a grand total of three innings -- since the first week of the season. As mentioned in this morning's paper, he now twice gone a week between appearances. The season is three weeks old. That's some tough math. I asked Kelly if he was physically fine or hindered in any way. "Never felt better," he said. "I feel fine. Really." What appears to be the case is the role. Kelly has been assigned the long relief role. No, that doesn't mean a long time between relief appearances. That means when there are innings to be absorbed -- most often in games that are out of hand -- those are his. The Cardinals haven't had many games like that and so he sits and waits ... and, now here is where it gets real confounding ... and waits for a situation the Cardinals don't want to happen. The end game here has to be the Cardinals finding a different role/use for Kelly. No sense keeping him in the majors if there's a reluctance to use him or his role is set up not to be used.
Carlos Martinez made his season debut with Class AA Springfield last Friday. It was a pitch count-controlled outing because Martinez is still building stamina and strength after missing all of spring training while he waited on a work visa. His outing was OK. It wasn't sharp. It wasn't electric. It was as many folks told me the next day, "a step."
"The life was there. Still had some swings and misses. A good step for him," Matheny said. I asked if that visa wait delayed his chance to make an impression. "It's a valuable time during spring for us to get a look at a guy," Matheny said. "I would say it wasn't an advantage to him to be gone. Things outside of his control. We just adjust and continue to watch him and see how he progresses. He has talent. If the opportunity arises we know (the minors) are a place we can go."
There are several within the organization who believe that Martinez could contribute to the majors this season, even coming from Class AA to do so. That likely would be in a relief role. Just give him time to get his feet under him and his velocity cooking.
It would seem that the "trade market" for a closer is going to be down on the list before exploring a) internal candidates and b) free agents. The Cardinals have a series of alternatives to explore. But I think this is the point in the chat when I point out ... Mitchell Boggs wasn't closing last night. He was in the eighth inning. Edward Mujica, as mentioned in last week's chat, is the acting closer for the Cardinals and he hasn't faltered in that role. The lead just hasn't reaching him.
Exactly. Hard to sign him today with the hope he's ready in May. Might as well wait to see if he's healthy and how he's throwing. He's been pretty clear in the kind of job he wants. A month from now if his arm is ready and the Cardinals are in the same spot, then a match could be hatched. There is some question whether Wilson will be ready to close -- and really, how much longer can the Cardinals go without such turbulence in the late innings.
Guten Tag, Derrick! I love reading about counterfactuals in history (e.g., "What if the Greeks had lost the Battle of Marathon?") as a way of exploring the concept of contingency. To that end, what do you think would've happened if Matheny had decided NOT to start Ty "The Ham Fist" Wigginton at third on Friday (against a Roy Halladay)?
Guten Morgen. You are, of course, referring to the error that prolonged the inning on Garcia and helped, in part, lead to the Cardinals loss. I would suggest that Wigginton's error hastened the unraveling that was on the verge of happening later in the game. Garcia was off. His pitches were up. His off-speed pitches, right from the start, seemed to lack the usual movement. I don't think this What If scenario ranks up there with What If Spider-Man had stopped the robber? or, What If Dewey had defeated Truman? or, What If the Cardinals had traded Jason Motte for Will Ohman?
Perhaps experiment is the wrong word. Try commitment. The Cardinals signed him to a two-year, $5-million deal to take a spot on the bench. That's not the kind of deal the team walks away from April. Veterans with such contracts however are not deeded a spot on the roster for the whole season. It can be a month-to-month lease eventually, pending production.
Spoke with a Boggs a few times in Philadelphia about his search for consistency. He has been having trouble with his slider. It is finding too much of the strike zone. Before the eighth inning last night, the previous four hits Boggs allowed, by his count, all came on misplaced breaking balls. This is a change from a couple years ago when Boggs had a vicious slider -- but opponents knew it wasn't going to be in the strike zone. Matheny spent a lot of time talking to Boggs about how he needed to make that pitch a strike pitch and then it would become a wipe-out strikeout pitch when batters respected his ability to throw it in the zone. Now he's getting too much of the zone. He had been working to correct it and then ... last night happened. His fastball betrayed him. His sinker was not sinking and all but one fastball was up in the zone. That's danger for him. He's not the elevating type. What's the cause of this? Matheny said he didn't see anything mechanically off with Boggs last night. Boggs did start the year with an extremely closed posture on the mound. He has opened up that so that he's not staring toward third base when he begins his delivery. He pitched stiff last night as if he didn't want to make a mistake in his delivery and the result was a rigid look without much bending. It gave off the appearance like he was uncomfortable, bothered by something, or trying to be too robotic in his delivery ...
If something happened where either Holliday or Beltran had to go on the DL, which option is more likely: 1.) Craig plays everyday in the vacant corner, Adams plays everyday at first base, and someone like Chambers is recalled; or 2.) Tavares gets the recall and plays everyday?
Mitchell Boggs does have an option remaining. He would not be risked through waivers to go down. So it's possible. I would disagree that the last time he went back it was a good thing for Boggs. It was, at best, a confusing thing for Boggs. Remember he was optioned to Class AAA after serving as the team's closer for a stretch, and then he was told to become a starter again and re-emerge as a long reliever. Then he wasn't used as a long reliever. He truly wondered about his place in the organization and it took Matheny telling him the eighth was his to give him that comfort and confidence that manifested in 34 holds last season.
Wigginton's contract is split evenly between his two seasons. It's a rather straightforward contract. The Cardinals are letting Kozma run with shortstop for awhile and the bullpen as a whole -- not just closer -- is going to get the attention. That could mean looking for a starter to add to the rotation so that one of the starters could move to the relief role. There are many moving parts. For now, Kozma has the chance to convince the Cardinals they do not need a shortstop. If he doesn't, well then it is possible for the front office to multitask and look for options at two positions.
It is still very early the season, but cards are bottom 10 in MLB for avg/obp/slg, yet have 5th most runs scored. how? highest RISP avg in MLB. do those numbers concern you at all or will the offense pick up? Is the offense too reliant on its clutchiness*?
*i believe thats the term you coined
You answered your own question. The Cardinals have been hyper-reliant on timely hits and not an abundance of hits. Hard to count on the former if you still struggle to get the latter. The best way to score a bunch of runs over the course of the season is to get a lot of people on base. Counting on "clutchiness" won't cut it. Some of that is simply luck and there's always a run of bad luck on the horizon. As you said, it's early. This is not the kind of offense the Cardinals expect to have -- though it is the kind of offense they expected to need at times to find a way to win when the lineup isn't clicking. Last year's team wouldn't have been able to produce like this one because it wasn't very good when it came to situational hitting.
He had an OK spring training. He's got be more consistent and more willing to take instruction when it comes to the importance of getting strike one and pitching off of that. If ever there was a chance for Sanchez to claw his way back into the picture, this would be it. Get well. Get opportunity. That's the way it would work for the young righty with the sinister stuff.
Pitchers aren't executing. Two key members of the bullpen have struggled -- Rosenthal and Boggs -- and the other relievers have had their roles upset, jostled and changed as a result. It's like a Jenga Tower, and Motte was one of the bottom pieces and above him wasn't as balanced as the Cardinals originally thought.
ok so fantasy trade time, kind of. do you see a way to get profar in a 3 way trade. i was thinking between stl, mia, and tex. something along the lines of we receive profar, teaxs gets stanton, and miami gets adams, kelly, cleto, and a minor league picther like manning. not saying it has to be these exact player. could you see a deal like this working, and do you think the cardinals would go for a deal like this
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Ready for more progress on the fireplace? Good, 'cause there's been lots. Last you saw, we had tiled the hearth and part of the surround with marble subway tile.
That was the easy step. Well, at least the more straightforward step. Because our next assignment – building out the rest of the frame – involved the addition of a lot more materials.
Let's start with the MDF frame. We decided to work with MDF for the first time since it's lighter, cheaper, and smoother than wood would be (plus it's now sold without formaldehyde and it's FSC certified). A 4ft x 8ft panel cost nearly $35, but the good news is that we only needed one sheet to get all of our pieces.
The first two parts of our frame were the two sides which sat on the floor and extended all the way to the mantel.
I built them by cutting the two pieces of MDF to size and then attaching them at a right angle using the ol' Kreg Jig and some wood glue (just to be safe).
My bottle of wood glue and I actually become good friends during this project. I started to favor my nail gun over Kreg Jig-ing many of the pieces because it's much much faster (one shot with the gun versus drilling a pilot hole and then screwing pieces together). But since nails don't hold as tight as screws in the long run, wood glue is nice extra insurance.
To connect the two side pieces, I cut a middle span (using my table saw) and then attached the three pieces together with a couple pieces of scrap 1 x 2″ whitewood.
I realize the picture above is a bit confusing, so here's a photo of the frame in place so you can understand how it's coming together.
As you can see from the view from above, the MDF frame fits snugly right around the original brick fireplace (which turned out to be pretty gross-looking under the old mantel that we tore off – surprise!).
Oh and we had to add some thin pieces of MDF right where it sat against the tile because there was a small gap (see arrow below). That's because the brick fireplace flared out right under the mantel and got thinner towards the floor (from the side it was actually pretty top-heavy). So even though the MDF sat right against the brick at the top, it floated a couple of inches away from the brick (and tile) at the bottom. It's nice that from the side it'll be nice and balanced now.
Here's the MDF frame from the front. Hopefully this whole thing is starting to make more sense to you all.
It was actually pretty steady already, but we weren't about to rely on good balance to keep it in place. So a few masonry screws through the top and along the sides (as well as a line of construction adhesive where the MDF met the brick at the top) made sure this thing wasn't going anywhere.
Next up was adding the mantel. The old mantel piece was too small to put back in place and my original plan to secure the new mantel directly to the brick (like the old one had been) failed upon realizing that the brick wasn't level (it sloped away from the wall slightly). So after some trial and error, we cut some more MDF (still from the same sheet) and added a flat top to the frame with some glue and nails. Look at wifey go.
Then we constructed a new mantel top by taking a 1 x 10″ and framing it out on three sides with 1 x 2″ pine strips (so that no raw wood edges were exposed). It's kind of the same technique we used for our floating shelves in the kitchen. Oh, and we added a few strips of lattice leftover from the board & batten project to raise the mantel a smidge so that it matched the old height (and thus covered all of the unpainted paneling behind it). When finished, this mantel will be exactly the same height as the old one, which is nice because we liked that about the last one (mostly we just wanted to fix the smashed tile hearth, and the side proportions since it got skinny and sloped into the wall from the side).
Once we nailed the mantel in place, we wanted to add some crown molding beneath it to give it more presence. But we couldn't put the crown right against the MDF because we wanted it to sit flush with the rest of the decorative boxes (made from 1 x 2's) that we'd be adding later. So we had to attached a piece of wood to bump the crown molding out to the right spot:
We chose 1 x 3″ boards so that we could use 1 inch of it as a base for the crown to rest against, while the remaining inches could act as the top piece of some of our 1 x 2″ boxes. Look it's wifey with the nail gun again. Sorry, I'm still getting used to how good she looks while shooting nails into things.
So here we are with the mantel added. It's starting to look a bit more finished, eh? But we thought this flat-fronted look was a bit too modern for the rest of our kitchen (our cabinets on the other side of the room have more of a traditional shape), so adding baseboard and some framing/details to the wood surround was next on the agenda.
When it came to the baseboard, we had to add some scrap 1 x 2″ boards behind it so that the baseboard didn't sit flush to the MDF (again, I promise this will make more sense once you see the finished piece).
From there we could start adding the 1 x 2″ boxes that we thought would give the piece a nice, simple detail. So first we added a few vertical strips of 1 x 2s.
And then we added some of the horizontal pieces between them. Are you starting to see the boxes?
We also added another piece of decorative trim right where the vertical "posts" of the fireplace frame seemed to support the middle "span" that stretched across the whole fireplace. It helped to break up the boxes a bit more so we didn't have these long, skinny boxes on either side. Oh yeah, and this is what it looks like when you're not aware that your wife is cropping you out of the photo. Smile!
The whole trim process actually went pretty quickly, so we even had time to start caulking some of the seams before the bean woke up from her nap and asked us what we were building now (true story).
Of course, we still have to prime and paint. And we've gotta finish trimming out the bottom – especially where the tile meets the cork floor, and add some quarter round where the baseboard meets the floor. So it'll look a lot more polished when we tie up those loose ends.
Even though it's not sporting a fresh coat of paint yet, we're crazy about how this fireplace makeover is shaping up. Because, as a reminder, here's where we started:
Give us another day or two (Wednesday maybe?) to get all of those finishing touches wrapped up and we'll hopefully be back with the fully finished product, a complete budget breakdown, and a junkload of photos.
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DROP.DEAD.GORGEOUS!!! I have a similar fireplace (in a painted paneled room, no less!) that is screaming for this makeover.
Is your fireplace a working fireplace?
Mantle ? Mantel
But it looks awesome and I love you guys! Small pet peeve! I promise I am not a know-it-all jerk.
Looks like a completely different room and fireplace! Great job, guys!
I think it looks great and I am also really excited that you can get formaldehyde free particle board now.
Hey Sherry, I'm assuming you did a bunch of googling etc at fireplaces before you started this project. Did you come across any unsymmetrical fireplaces, or a good resource/site for fireplaces in general? I am helping a friend with his fireplace, and he only has about six inches of wall on one side, and 18 on the other. Which is making the design process a challenge! I haven't found too much on my own. If you can't help, no worries!
Would adding storage for wood on one side work? Or slim but tall shelves? Or make it look intentional with two different finishes? Here are some google images with keywords "asymmetrical fireplace"… Good luck!
Thanks Nicole K! I really like that last one.
Wow! It looks amazing! Do you ever wish you could bring the previous home owners back to the house and show them all you've done to it??? Everything looks so great!
Speaking of previous owners, your old house is on the market!!
This is looking really great guys, can't wait for the final reveal. Looks so classy already!
Ooh, I wish you could have repeated the herringbone pattern up the face of the fireplace as well. Love that tile!
I used to say 'now why are they changing that, it looks great as it is' but each and every time, it looks 100 times better when you're through with it. That's vision.
Same as several others, I really liked the brick, but this build out has me really loving it. You're going to end up with something modernishly stately looking I think. :)
Now the question is, where are you cutting the wood so as not to wake up the Bean with the loud saw? I'm guessing the car port…?
Wow! I am super duper impressed(although I shouldn't be because y'all are awesome like that)! When you started talking about the fireplace, I thought to myself that it looked just fine but now that it is coming together, it is truly gorgeous. I can't wait to see how it turns out. It motivates me to go out and figure out how to work me some power tools!
Wow, this is such a transformation! I love the marble herringbone too, so classic but fun too–can't wait to see the finished look!
Very impressive! It looks clean and modern. However, I noticed that the new fireplace surround is wider than the tile on the floor. When you were tiling did you consider expanding the footprint of the floor tile to match the new width of the fireplace? Or does the overlap of fireplace onto the cork floors not bother you in person? (I know that sometimes things that trigger my OCD-ness in a photo might look totally OK in person.)
Nice work! It's so inspirational to see what you can do with a tired looking fireplace!
A little off-topic but I'm curious since you talked about using masonry bits: I assume you use a hammer drill when drilling into the brick? Or maybe you don't need it? I've got cement walls at my store and haven't coughed up the money to get a hammer drill, so I end up hiring someone every time I want to put a screw in the wall – no fun!
Thanks for another great post!
Wow, this looks amazing! On our "must have" list for our next house is a fireplace, for sure.
Can't wait to see the final product!
I think you "need" this to add to your fresh, new mantle.
It has two of your most favorite things, rolled into one – bees and ceramic animals!
or this one. Or, heck, BOTH! :)
I saw at Barnes & Noble here in Richmond (the VCC location actually) that yall will be there in May. I CANNOT WAIT! I missed the signings in Richmond and can't wait to make it out to meet yall!!
Happy Monday! -Val
you do good work John. ;) again…
keep it up!
A fireplace makeover is big on my list to get done by Christmas 2013. I'll definitely be showing this to my husband so he can see what an incredible difference this can be. I can't wait to see it done!
Looks awesome! I have been wanting to do something like that to our den fireplace but I'm trying to figure out how to translate it to our monster-fireplace – it's 9 feet wide, the mantel is made of stepped layers of bricks, and the brick is also over the mantel all the way to the ceiling. Sounds insane, right? It totally is!
Absolutely love it!!
Your fire place is looking AMAZING! I can wait to see the final product:-)
This is looking lovely you two! Can't wait to see it all painted (though I'm picturing it already and it looks fab-u-lous!)
Maybe I'm clueless, but I had no idea what MDF was. Google quickly solved that problem, but maybe spelling it out off the bat and then using the acronym might help us clueless folks?
Can I ask why you chose to keep and paint the wood paneling versus tear down and drywall? I have some paneling in my house and have been debating this.
Nice work on the fireplace! Random question – how much have you guys paid for the garden stools you have and where have you purchased them? I saw some at Home Sense (Canadian Home Goods) recently that seemed kind of expensive ($60), but I have no idea how much they usually go for..
$29! Wow.. The $60 ones were snatched up right away! I was contemplating picking one up, but when I went back a few days later, they were already gone!
Hi Nicky! I love garden stools too and have had a lot of luck finding mine at Marshall's and TJ Maxx they always sell them for $39 compared to $100 if you look online. I am not sure if you have those stores in Canada or not. They always start selling them around the first of March till like May or so. Good Luck!
Love how it's coming along! I didn't think the painted brick looked so bad but this looks reeeeally good!
I have another question to bug you with, if that's ok.. I'm facing decorating paralysis – my living room is a complete blank slate and I don't know what direction to move in as far as accent colors go! Dark wood floors, beigy-gray walls, and a cream leather sofa – all so neutral… I'm drawn to similar colors that you guys are… How do I select colors/patterns/etc for area rug, throw pillows, curtains that bring color and brightness, but don't overwhelm?
Plus, how does one go about selecting throw pillows for a couch? I have quite a large one with a chaise on one side. Should I select a bunch of different ones? Some bolder, some more neutral? Should there be at least 2 identical ones of each (seems pillows are often seen in pairs on sofas)? Gahhh.
My husband loves him a good detail & photo-laden John P. post. Now I just skim through the pictures because he can't help himself from re-capping the post for me. I still read everything else, though!
It looks amazing! I'm having tile envy right now . . . I just love that tile:)
This is really beautiful, but I'm writing about another fun little aspect of this post…
I love the new "Comments" disclaimer! (At least, I think it's new…. When did you change it? If you say more than a week ago, I'll cringe.) Hee hee, "teen angst-y."
How cool to take something from your own design on paper to seeing it coming to fruition. Maybe it's sort of like your vision for the wall knock out. I'm really excited to see the final before & afters!
The fireplace looks fantastic! Do you guys ever consider contacting the old owners to give them a tour? It would be very "Moving Up" and I'm sure they'd be quite impressed!
I love it! makes me want a fireplace again…
This looks fantastic! It's going to be such a larger part of the room visually. Can't wait to see the end result!
Wow, this is going to be amazing! How do you get your inspiration for projects like this? Did you know from the beginning that you would update the fireplace or did some recent picture inspire you?
Sorry if this was asked earlier in the comments…
1. Do you use a table saw to cut your MDF down or have the guys at HD do that for you? (We only have a hand and jig saw so not straight cuts…)
2. How do you get these enormous sheets of plywood/ MDF home? I get so nervous tying them to the roof because they catch the wind like a sail!
I am duly impressed. Watching this come together is fabulous.
Hi guys!
Quick question. What would you recommend for a higher hearth? My fireplace has a hearth that is tall enough to be used as seating.
I'm a little confused about what's going on with the edge of the marble tile where it meets the brick, around the fireplace opening. It's hard to tell from the pics, but the edges look raw and undone. What's going on there?
It looks fantastic! Great work.
I'm at the point now where I feel there is not one thing you two couldn't do. I cannot believe how lucky you two are. Unbelievably talented.
I was also thinking that the fireplace looked awesome before, but you've convinced me by now that the redo was a super idea!! Looks great!
OMG! I just have to say– you guys are amazing!
Wow! What a transformation. Way to work with what you got! Looks awesome.
Wow – that's amazing! It's like board and batten for the fireplace (along with a new backing though).
Great job!
Genius! I had no idea from the initial sketch this is where this project was going. It looks fantastic!
This is a great blog ! keep up the great work , its looking great! Also, the step by step on how to do it is a good idea.
Love it!! Looks like a lot of work but I'm sure the final product will be stunning
thanks for sharing :)
This looks awesome! You have inspired me – I think I'm going to attempt something similar on my builder grade fireplace and mantle!
Hi – will it be 'fire-safe' ie: can you light as real fire in it, or is it just for show? I didn't thin k you could have MDF that close to flames because of the heat causing noxious gases in the mdf (from the glue that bonds the particles together) to release and catch fire? even if yours is just for show might be worth pointing out potential safety concerns to your fans? or maybe I'm totally wrong and its fair game as a material ;)
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Paris Hilton and her boyfriend of more than a year, Cy Waits, have hit a rough patch, a source close to the situation tells Rada… READ MORE