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My biggest challenge for a new small (read tiny) flat in Vancouver BC. None of these work for me. I need an out-of-sight, out-of-mind vibe. Help.
Take a t.v. cabinet (the kind that comes in two pieces and has drawers on the bottom half), use the bottom half for a dresser in one room, use the top half for a bar. Place a mirror at the back of the top half (behind the shelving) to add some depth. Let me know if you need pictures. This is what I did with a t.v. cabinet my mom had. The doors to the cabinet hide everything out of sight pretty well.
Just before the holidays we created a bar in three shelves of an Ikea Billy bookshelf. We screwed wine glass hanging racks on two shelves and have bottles on the third. The three areas are backed by those handy Ikea stick on mirrors (30 x 30 cm). It catches the light nicely and has garnered many compliments from our visitors.
Love all of these examples. Reminds me of the old days...aka...the 1970s-80s...when having your liquor out in the open didn't mean worrying about what others might think. My parents always had a liquor cabinet...and a liquor bag they took with them on trips! Ha! So awesome.
Wait there's a 'Hackers' package solution.
I love 3; I'm not sure why so many people rip these out of homes nowdays. An extra sink always comes in handy, and they can look so freaking cool
Interesting the importance placed on liquor display/bar. Liquor bottles on display is extremely tacky. A few bottles of wine on a rack in the kitchen is fine. Actual hard liquor on display is again, tacky.


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Hopefully we can begin to see things taking shape in terms of rotations.
We have to come out from the tip and eliminate getting behind early.
This starting lineup consists of 5 guys who played last year.
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We need JG to be AGGRESIVE!! Go Celtics!!
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I hope we get to see more of FAV tonight!!!
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I think they heard you Petey...much better start tonight!!
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Okay Jeff Green watch -- so far 8 touches, one made catch and shoot 3, one assist, one missed jumper, three bad post up misses, and one behind the back turnover pass to Bass.
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In case this goes thru, I like how the Celtics are playing. I am just extremely disappointed in Jeff Green's performance. He seems to have no rhythm.
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[/QUOTE]GREEN finished the quarter 1 for 7 with i assist and no rebounds that I remember. And starts the second with a dribble nowhere and pass out of bounds. I don't think he thinks he's doing all this in slow motion. I cannot fathom what he thinks when he sees these game films.
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Man that's a small unit out there! Brooks, Pressey, Lee.
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Didn't start watching till 8 minuts left in the 2nd 1/4. Disconbobulated bigtime, during that NY comeback. Bunch of C's running around but not doing anything. Kelly is looking alot more comfortable with his shot since the 1st 2 games. That block on Avery looked like a goaltend to me.
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Much more competative game, who got the 2 technical fouls and why?
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up 14 early in the 3rd. go green team!!!
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It's my opinion that Jordan Crawford should be our starting PG until Rondo returns. He's the only guard that punishes teams for playing off of him.
That "touch the ball after a basket" rule where you get a technical foul is completely stupid. Hopefully it's just a preseason "point of emphasis" that will have no emphasis placed on it come regular season.
Just a thought - when I see Sully maneuvering under the basket like on his 3-point play, it makes me angry everytime I see him tee up a 3-pointer. He should never again attempt a 3-pointer (like the one he just shot and missed).
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Celtics up 20!!! 7:38 left in the 3rd........
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Agree on all points!!!
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Another thought - every time Sully gets the ball in the post, something good happens. When Sully shoots a 3-pointer, nothing good happens.
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Tommy and A. Sharrod are both on point on their analysis of JG!!!!
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Avery is feeling it tonight
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You know, it took Jeff a long time to get use to Docs' system. Takes him a while aparently.
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I agree. Crawford and Pressey @ the point. Avery needs to stay as a SG.
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Finally getting some consensus that Crawford/Pressey makes the most sense until RR returns. The board has come to its' senses ...
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Declan Kidney refused to surrender the Six Nations title race even though Ireland amassed an alarming injury list in Sunday's 12-6 defeat by England.
Wing Simon Zebo will miss the remainder for the championship with a broken foot, while fly-half Jonathan Sexton is a serious doubt for the next assignment against Scotland after tearing his hamstring.
Zebo fractured his fifth metatarsal in his right foot and underwent surgery on the injury on Monday with an expected 8-10 week recovery period. Meanwhile second-row Mike McCarthy is a doubt for the Scotland clash as he contends with a strain to his medial ligament in his right knee while Brian O'Driscoll (ankle) and Donnacha Ryan (back) will see specialists this week.
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BEAUFORT — The 6th annual Cheers and Beers fundraiser, at Beaufort's Cru Wine Bar, promises fun, food and entertainment, all for a good cause.
Beginning at 7 p.m., guests can hear live music by Barefoot Wade, sample hors de 'oeuvres donated by local restaurants and enjoy tasty beverages provided by wine and beer distributors. Guests should bring extra cash for silent auction items, donated by local artists, as well as numerous raffle prizes.
BMF Steering Committee Member Sarah Phillips said that the Cheers and Beers event helps to raise both awareness and funds for the free Beaufort Music Festival, taking place on May 10-11. Tickets for the event are $25 in advance ($30 the day of the event) and are available at the Cru Wine Bar and Coffee Shop, Backstreet Pub and beaufortmusicfestival.com. This event is guaranteed to sell out so buy your tickets soon.
MOREHEAD CITY — Prepare to pamper yourself in decadence at the 11th Annual Carolina Chocolate Festival being held at the Crystal Coast Civic Center Feb. 2-3, 2013 in Morehead City on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Featuring vendors from around the state and beyond, the festival provides lovers of mankind's best-loved desserts — chocolate. From chocolate cakes and tortes to chocolate bars and ice cream, the event offers more than a sampling of everything chocolate.
Adult tickets $8, kids 5-12 $2 and under 5 years free. Call 1-877-848-4976 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for information.
GLOUCESTER — The 21st Annual Gloucester Mardi Gras, named the top event in N.C. for the month of February by Our State magazine, will take place on Feb. 9, at 476 Pigott Rd, Gloucester from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sponsored by the Unknown Tongues Cajun-Zydeco band, Gloucester Mardi Gras features dancing to live music all day, including a Cajun dance and children's King and Queen march and bead toss around 3 p.m. Gumbo and fried turkey is served by early afternoon, announced by a "Fool's Procession." Feathered mask and hat-making is available for kids and grownups alike. Costumes are welcome.
In the community spirit of Southwest Louisiana's rural Mardi Gras, this event is open and free to the public, made possible by your cash or food donations. A portion of the proceeds goes to the Gloucester Community Club's Mary Dudley and Woodrow Price Scholarship. Gumbo preparation and a music jam take place Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Community Club. To donate ingredients for the gumbos, or for more information, contact Barbara 252-729-8021 or see unknowntongues.com and facebook.com/unknowntongues.
PINE KNOLL SHORES — On Feb. 9, the N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores presents Seduction in the Seas which takes an educational look at romance rituals among creatures of the deep. Check your knowledge of animal amore in the Mating Game and enjoy other amusements related to the wooing routines of wild beasts, and also human beings. Gourmet coffee and decadent desserts sweeten the activities. You must be age 18 or older to partake of this after-hours, adults-only event but you don't have to be part of a pair – activities can be enjoyed by singles and couples. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The amorous and humorous activities begin at 7 p.m. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Tickets are $20 per person. Members enjoy a 10 percent discount. Daily admission tickets, complimentary daily passes and other discounts do not apply. Register online at ncaquariums.com/pine-knoll-shores, by phone at 252-247-4003 or stop by the visitor services desk at 1 Roosevelt Blvd., Pine Knoll Shores, NC.
MOREHEAD CITY — Encore Pets Inc. invites everyone to its 4th Annual Spay-ghetti dinner, raffle and silent auction from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 23 in the reception wing of Leon Mann Senior Center, 3700 Galantis Drive, Morehead City. This year's event will also feature live music by local band Kudubai.
Spoons Catering, Panera Bread, Seaside Cheesecake Dessert Shoppe, Dunkin' Donuts, Chik-Fil-A and Pete's Diner are providing the meal and beverages. In addition, there will be a 50-50 raffle and a silent auction. Auction items in all price categories and appealing to all age groups have been donated by local businesses and include a $50 Five Guys Burgers & Fries gift card, a matching collar and lead from Haley & The Hound, Yoga for You sessions, jewelry, and much more. Advance tickets priced at $20 are available online at encorepets.org or locally at Seaside Cheesecake and Adrianne's Hair Studio in Morehead City, CCBS Sign Shop and Backstreet Pub in Beaufort, and
All proceeds will be used to support the work of Encore Pets' and its high-quality low-cost spay and neuter clinic, Spay 2 Save Mobile Clinic, which opened August 2012. Encore Pets, Inc., is an accredited 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization, founded in 2007 and based in Morehead City. To date, the group has rescued more than 425 dogs and cats and spayed/neutered more than 2,400 animals. The organization relies heavily on donations and grants to fund its programs.
In the midst of New Bern's historic downtown, the Convention Center will host 40 professional antique dealers for Valentine's weekend. These dealers will offer 18th through 20th century furniture, crystal, jewelry, rugs, paintings, prints, linens, silver, glass, toys, books, and everything from antique buttons to memorabilia.
A special preview party is planned from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14 at the Convention Center. Tickets for the party are only $30 ($25 to members of the Foundation) and include a ticket to the show.
New this year is a Decorator Booth. Attendees can discover the latest trend in design by meeting with a decorator who will assist them with finding just the right piece to make a room unique. In addition, on Saturday and Sunday professional identifiers will be available to evaluate items brought to the show. The valuations are free to show attendees (two items per ticket holder). There will be raffles for cash prizes and numerous non-cash prizes as well.
A ticket to the show covers admission for all three days. Tickets are $7 in advance or $8 at the door. They may be purchased in advance at the New Bern Preservation Foundation, Mitchell Hardware, and Harris Teeter of New Bern. All proceeds from the Antique Show will benefit the preservation activities of the Foundation.
For additional information call the Foundation offices at 252-633-6448 or visit the Foundation's website at newbernpf.org.
PINE KNOLL SHORES — N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores once again teams up with top restaurants to dish up recipes and tips on selecting and preparing fresh, seasonal, local seafood. Succulent Seafood sessions are scheduled for selected Mondays and occasionally other days of the week at 2 p.m. Aquarium staff members share information on the life cycles and habitats of featured seafood species. Chefs provide favorite recipes and insights on preparing finfish, shellfish and crustaceans. A taste test of the featured dish tops off each gathering. Succulent Seafood is for ages 12 and up; $15 per person, per session. Advance registration is required. Call 252-247-4003 for more information. The current line-up includes: Feb. 4 – Ruddy Duck Tavern, Morehead City; Feb. 11 – Windansea, Morehead City; Feb. 25 – Amos Mosquito's, Atlantic Beach; March 18 – McCurdy's, Atlantic Beach.
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SWANSBORO — Enjoy live music at the Seaside Arts Council Performing Arts Series at the Swansboro Town Hall Annex, located at 601 W. Corbett Ave. Ginger Garner will perform Jazz on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. Tickets and membership applications for the Seaside Arts Council Performing Arts Series are available at Emerald Isle Town Hall and Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce or visit seasideartscouncil.com.
ONSLOW COUNTY — Join Harriet Tubman, Levi Coffin, Henry "Box" Brown,
John Parker & more during "Heroes of the Underground Railroad," an empowering look at the figures behind America's Underground Railroad presented by Onslow County Public Library. Best for grades three to adult. Swansboro Feb 2, 2 p.m. at Swansboro Town Hall Annex. For more information, call 910-455-7350 or visit onslowcountync.gov/library.
JACKSONVILLE — A writer's workshop by Tim Bass, UNC-W on "Telling Your Story: A Workshop in Nonfiction (With a Little Time for Fiction, Too) will be held Feb. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Council for the Arts.
The workshop will include lessons on clarifying the topic, developing a central focus, and exploring ways to structure the narrative. Other topics include showing vs. telling, writing in vivid detail, and developing characters who come to life on the page. Through discussions and writing exercises, the workshop will zero in on ways to take on the stories inside us all. This, of course, will necessitate a discussion about the meaning of the term "creative nonfiction"—its limits and possibilities. As time permits, the course will delve into fiction writing—especially the challenge of distinguishing fiction from thinly veiled nonfiction, proper manuscript formatting and the challenge of writing "clean" stories that are free of errors in grammar and punctuation.
The Council for the Arts is located across from Jacksonville City Hall at 826 New Bridge Street. Call 910-455-9840 for a spot in this workshop.
JACKSONVILLE — An open mike reading for poets and other writers will take place on Feb. 10 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Council for the Arts at 826 New Bridge Street across from Jacksonville City Hall. Readers should be 18 and older. Please use appropriate language; all ages will be in the audience. Call Connie Wenner at 910-455-9840 to have your name put on the registration list. Seating is limited.
JACKSONVILLE — Preschoolers in the Jacksonville area will have the opportunity to enjoy live theatre performed by the Loyd Artists. "Tales of the Very Young" features the best of Golden Rod Puppets. The show will be held on Feb. 8 at 9:30 a.m. in the Southwest High School Auditorium in Jacksonville. Hobey Ford's show includes a roving elf marionette, storytelling rod puppets and shadow puppets, Chester the dog and his hilarious antics, and the "Foamies" a wonderful ballet of carved foam animal creatures. The program is a wonderful introduction to live theatre performances. Hobey Ford is a self-taught puppeteer and puppet maker whose original creations "The Foamies" are carved with scissors out of large blocks of rubber foam. The admission is $2. Please call the Council for the Arts at 910-455-9840 to register your group. Seating space is limited. Children should be seated by 9:10 a.m. Tickets will be sold at the door if space is available. If you, or your group, have not registered, please allow extra time to purchase tickets. Care givers will be admitted free.
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Most head to head leagues end this week before the playoffs start. Now as we head towards crunch time, the injuries start to spike upward. The trade deadline has passed and it is put up or shut up time as we head into Week 21 (22 for some) on "Between The Lines".
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Teddy Purcell-Steven Stamkos-Martin St. Louis (Tampa Bay) -- There is on fire and then there is what Teddy Purcell is doing right now. If anyone had said Purcell would be double shifted like this and one did not know his upside, there would have been much groaning. The ten points last week was no mirage as he is playing with Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis. Stamkos had seven points, including four goals while St. Louis chipped in with seven points on three goals. With all three over 20:00 ATOI, they are must starts this week.
Pascal Dupuis-Jordan Staal-Steve Sullivan (Pittsburgh) -- Without Sidney Crosby something unexpected has happened. Steve Sullivan has finally developed a rhythm. His eight points last week was second amongst all forwards. There is no reason to not expect a good week this week as Jordan Staal and Sullivan have meshed very well. Honestly, Pascal Dupuis is along for the ride until Crosby comes back but in the meantime, Staal and his six points are particularly encouraging. Sit Dupuis but start Staal and Sullivan this week.
David Krejci-Milan Lucic-Tyler Seguin (Boston) -- This line has major upside and in leagues where the pain of the Steve Downie injury is felt, this line and David Krejci, in particular, offers some hope as the playoffs near. Krejci has been kind of so-so most of the year but his hat trick and improved play last week offers hope going forward. With a playmaker like Tyler Seguin on the line, this is a threesome that has much upside. The 35.2% frequency at EV and 42.9% on the PP indicates Claude Julien is ready to ride these guys into April and so should you.
David Backes-Andy McDonald-T.J. Oshie (St. Louis) -- There is just something about Andy McDonald that screams great power play pivot. In a slight twist of fate, T.J. Oshie had seven points (six assists) and McDonald had three goals on five points. David Backes was the muscle particularly on the power play opening up space for McDonald and Oshie. McDonald does most of his damage on the man advantage which makes fantasy owners ecstatic. This spark makes the line a very good start for this week and beyond.
Val Filppula-Jiri Hudler-Henrik Zetterberg (Detroit) -- They were too obvious to pass up as Henrik Zetterberg did it again with eight points this week then Val Filppula pocketed seven points. These two have amazing chemistry on and off the ice. Now Jiri Hudler is mostly the guy that provides the space or the third cog in a typical cycle but that role is vital to the production of Filppula and Zetterberg. Detroit has so much scoring depth that they can miss Pavel Datsyuk for weeks and their fantasy production does not suffer. That really speaks volumes. Start Zetterberg and Filppula for the playoff battles.
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Erik Karlsson-Filip Kuba (Ottawa) -- Is anyone surprised? Erik Karlsson is dragging Filip Kuba into fantasy relevance. The duo combined for eight points this week with Karlsson having another 5+ point week (six in all). This may be one of those periods where Karlsson does not produce quite as much which means start Karlsson but expect more modest production while sitting Kuba. The Rangers and Sabres will not be easy to thrive against.
Kevin Shattenkirk-Alex Pietrangelo (St. Louis) -- Again these are two guys that are only going to get better. While Alex Pietrangelo potted four points, Kevin Shattenkirk stepped up big with six points. These defensemen are almost fantasy gold for those who do not have one of the elite defensemen this season. The schedule looks good so trotting either one of these two is a safe bet.
Niklas Kronwall-Brad Stuart (Detroit) -- Brad Stuart is a non factor ladies and gentlemen but the injury to Nick Lidstrom suddenly makes Niklas Kronwall very attractive. Detroit acknowledged that Lidstrom could miss a few more games which means another good week to start Kronwall or pick him up in your leagues. His six points was a pleasant surprise but he has the talent to assume this role when Lidstrom retires. Kronwall's ability to hit with good frequency is a bonus also so run with this while you can because when #5 comes back, the music stops so to speak.
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Dances Patrelle presents the 17th annual production of The Yorkville Nutcracker at Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse. Set in 1895, with backdrops of iconic NYC landmarks like Gracie Mansion, Central Park, and the New York Botanical Garden, this production turns the classic holiday ballet on its head. Principal dancers Jenifer Ringer and Jared Angle lead the talented cast. Tickets start at $45. For tickets and more information, click here.


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CBS had the most viewers Friday night, but ABC had the most young adults, thanks to "Shark Tank" and "20/20."
CBS pulled in the most broadcast viewers in each time slot: "Undercover Boss" with 7.2 million, "Vegas" with 7.4 million and "Blue Bloods" with 10 million, according to updated numbers.
But "Shark Tank" (with 5.7 million total viewers) and "20/20" (with 5.5 millionl) attracted more viewers in the 18-to-49 age group. ABC's night got off to a rough start with the final episodes of "Happy Endings," which averaged 2.4 million. Say goodbye to that sitcom.
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NBC's strongest performer was "Dateline" with 5.1 million viewers, followed by "Rock Center With Brian Williams" (4.2 million) and "Fashion Star" (2.8 million).
Fox offered fresh episodes of "Kitchen Nightmares" (3.1 million) and "Touch" (2.2 million). The CW had a new "Nikita" (1 million) and a "Supernatural" rerun (660,000).


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