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Tuesday, April 19, 2011
{KITCHEN} Make Over
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87 comments:
- JoMama said...
When can I move it?
LOVE it, LOVE it, LOVE it! - April 20, 2011 at 3:39 PM
- Michigan Roys said...
It all looks splendid! When can you come do mine? Oh, maybe when I have the money and time to help out! Good job!
- April 21, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Linnae said...
Great job! Maybe Better Homes & Gardens should come take some pictures--it looks awesome!
- April 21, 2011 at 1:25 PM
- heidivee said...
I am a stalker of yours, hope you don't mind! I am a friend of Allison's - I think that's how I first found your blog. Anyway... Just wanted to say I love love love your kitchen. Your entire house, actually. Fab job. :)
- April 21, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Grandma said...
WOW! WOW! WOW is all I can say. WOW! It looks so warm and rich, so cozy and as if one is pulled in and wants to stay and bake gingerbread...then gather friends to enjoy the warm and cozy kitchen, the spicy aroma and delicious food. Very good, my dear! (send in to BH&G for the last page: I Did It!)
- April 23, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Sarah said...
A.MA.ZING. Are you SURE that "simplify" sign in your window above your sink is fitting?
I've got two measly cupboards to paint for my laundry room, and I'm not feeling the "simplify" mode! You are incredible!! I love, love, love it!!! Seriously, I'm so impressed. It's to die for. - April 23, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Janessa said...
You are amazing!
- April 24, 2011 at 8:57 PM
- team wilson said...
I love it sooo much! Amazing!!!
- May 8, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- L. Jones said...
Great, great job! I found your blog via Pinterest, and glad I did. Can you tell me what paint color you used in your kitchen?
- September 23, 2011 at 9:00 PM
- Heather said...
The finished product is beautiful. You took a standard kitchen and made it extroardinary!
- September 24, 2011 at 9:32 PM
- andreaanderic said...
I found your blog via Pinterest as well, and I'm so impressed! We're on the verge of buying our first house, so these kinds of updates are something we'll probably need to reference soon. I love your creativity!
- October 6, 2011 at 6:06 PM
- susan said...
Absolutely beautiful. I have one question though....did you use oil based or latex paint on all the wood?
- October 9, 2011 at 8:19 AM
- cindy said...
I am in love with your floor, what brand, color, etc. Is it? Thanks
- October 11, 2011 at 2:04 PM
- Michaela Burleson said...
we found your blog through pinterest and fell in LOVE with your site! thank you so much for posting all of this as we redid our bathroom cupboards & kitchen cupboards! It looks great!
- October 12, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Denise said...
found you via pinterest. LOVE the cupboards. LOVE LOVE LOOVVVEEE the brick.
we're moving into a fixer upper and this is just the inspiration i need.
thank you! - October 22, 2011 at 7:05 PM
- Jenna Leigh said...
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- October 24, 2011 at 12:34 AM
- Jenna Leigh said...
I just love how your kitchen turned out. I found you on pinterest and I have yucky white cabinets that I really want to remake. How did you add the bead board? It looks fantastic. Great job!
- October 24, 2011 at 12:34 AM
- Katrina said...
this is lovely!
- December 12, 2011 at 8:50 PM
- Lauren said...
This is amazing!! Thank you for the inspiration!
- December 13, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- MelsAmazing said...
I would also like to know about your floors. They're beautiful!
- December 14, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Astauffermom said...
I would like to know about your floors as well
- December 14, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Jeralyn said...
Thank You All for Your Sweet Comments! The Flooring is called Golden Nugget with French Bleed by Mannington.
- December 14, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Carrie Reagh said...
Love it! Love it. What about the flooring? Is it wood? Or faux wood? Looks great!
- December 21, 2011 at 10:40 PM
- SarahSkier said...
Wow! You have such talent and I am passing along this tutorial, your backsplash, and fireplace refinishing to my sister! Thank you for sharing your wonderful tips and secrets! Keep them coming, please!
- December 27, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- Nichole said...
My oh My, I found your site from Pinterest and Fell in love with all your ideas! Especially the cabinets and bannister for the stairs! Im going to be trying both in the spring time. I did have 2 questions though.
#1: In the kitchen which flooring did you use?
#2: How did you do the island in the kitchen, The black under the counter tops? I have a huge island in the middle of my kitchen and dont know how to get rid of all the light wood work. - December 29, 2011 at 11:02 AM
- jackityjack said...
Your kitchen looks amazaing and exactly what I want to do with mine! What brand of flooring did you use?
- December 29, 2011 at 11:00 PM
- Pink Paisley said...
Did you add the beadboard over the existing cabinet face (middle) or did you replace it? Looking to do this very thing in my kitchen! Beautiful job! So glad you posted.
- December 30, 2011 at 2:40 PM
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- December 30, 2011 at 2:42 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Jackityjack & Nichole, the flooring is Golden Nugget with French Bleed by Mannington,
@Nichole, for the black around my island,I painted Beadboard Black, and then put it up - You can use a glue for paneling or small nails, I think we did both. Then I put Molding (painted Black) around the bottom. Good Question, I See I didn't put that How-to anywhere!
@Pink Paisley, I laided the Beadboard over the face of the existing cabinet.
And to All, who have Left a Kind Note or Encouragement- Thank You! - December 30, 2011 at 4:42 PM
- lajunk said...
Love the kitchen, but what did you do to the inside of the cabinets and drawers?
- December 30, 2011 at 5:07 PM
- Becca White said...
Can you tell me what the color is of the green that you painted in your kitchen? :) Looks great!
- December 30, 2011 at 8:54 PM
- Erin Kling said...
Wow, this looks amazing and is very inspiring. I am ready to get started on our kitchen cabinets!
- January 3, 2012 at 6:42 PM
- Simply Stacey said...
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- January 4, 2012 at 7:57 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@lajunk- I didn't do anything with the insides of the drawers or cupboards, besides paint the backsides of the doors, to match the front sides. The actual insides of my drawers and cupboards are white and didn't need anything done. (Thank Heaven!)
@Becca White, the Color of the Green is Sag Harbor, by Valspar. - January 7, 2012 at 3:14 PM
- Indian Knoll Pumpkins said...
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- January 9, 2012 at 6:19 PM
- Indian Knoll Pumpkins said...
What colors did you use on your walls? I love your kitchen.
- January 9, 2012 at 6:21 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Indian Knoll Pumpkins, Thank You and Here is a Run Down of All the Paint Colors in My Kitchen:
Green- Sag Harbor by Valspar
Beige (on Vaulted Part)- Balsam Beige by Colorplace
Beige (around Pantry)-Chalkware by Valspar or Olympic
Red by Desk area/fridge (not sure if you can see it in any pictures!) is Bordeaux by PPG - January 10, 2012 at 11:06 PM
- Tara @ The Butter Dish said...
Hi J, really love the new look of the kitchen. I would love to do this to mine (once the sale of the house goes through). The kitchen i the new house looks a lot like your old look and I'm jonesin for some pretty while french cabinets.
Was wondering if you could provide an estimate of what the total kitchen make-over cost. Ours is about the same size so it'll give us an idea.
Also - how are the cabinets holding up? Is the paint sturdy and wash well?
Love this. You did a wonderful job and it's really inspiring. - January 14, 2012 at 8:49 AM
- Lori R. Ritter said...
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- January 14, 2012 at 6:05 PM
- Lori R. Ritter said...
Absolutely gorgeous! <3
- January 14, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Tara @ the Butter Dish, I'm not sure if you want an estimate of just the cupboards, or more than that, but here's what I Figure: For the Cupboards, I had to buy Paint, primer, sandpaper, caulk, glue, glaze, poly acrylic, paint brushes,and the beadboard, and hardware (the most expensive part!)- I would think around the $200-250 area. I'd be shocked if it were over $300.
The Brick backsplash was about another $100 (bricks + supplies) on top of that.
The Paint/Cupboards have held up wonderfully. Definitely make sure to put a couple of clear coats of the poly acrylic on the top, but they wash well, and definitely get a work out from our Family! - January 15, 2012 at 10:57 PM
- Rebecca_H22 said...
Just found your remodeling job on pinterest. Your kitchen is my dream and I thank you for putting up instructions. I want to redo the kitchen. Just bought our first house, but scared to redo anything because I think I'll mess it up, and make things uglier. I think your blog just became my new best friend!
- January 16, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- dezzib said...
I just saw your kitchen on Pinterest and am so inspired to do my own! I have been thinking about it for quite some time now, and well I even want to paint my kitchen table a different color!
- January 16, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Jenn's Paper Crafts said...
I have the same exact drawers in my kitchen and was wondering how you put the glaze on without it all wiping off?
- January 16, 2012 at 6:22 PM
- Kelli said...
This is exactly what I want to do to my kitchen!
- January 17, 2012 at 11:44 AM
- Jeralyn said...
@Rebecca_H22, You Won't Make it Uglier! Its Takes a lot of planning, and thinking, and then when you get tired of planning and thinking, you just gotta muster Your Courage and Do It! Good Luck!!
@Jenn's Paper Crafts, I Would Put the Glaze along the Trim/Edge where I wanted it, with a foam paint brush, so it wasn't all even, or just on the edge, it was quite a bit more than the edge that I would end up getting. Then I took a paper towel, around my finger tip, and very careful went along the edge and wiped off the excess, and helped kind of guide the glaze to the edge like I wanted. This is probably a horrible description, but hopefully it somewhat makes sense. If you wet the papertowel just a little, it will help to clean up the excess, too. Wow, I hope that is somewhat helpful! - January 17, 2012 at 10:08 PM
- Jenn's Paper Crafts said...
Thanks for your help! I'm no where near glazing yet but wanted to get an idea of how to do it. I'm still priming and sanding lol.. Now we are supposed to get 5 days of RAIN!!! So that is going to set me back a week almost :(
- January 18, 2012 at 8:15 AM
- The Hafts Happenings said...
THIS looks UH MAZING!!! I so want to do my kitchen like it!
- January 22, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- Charlene said...
Hi! I LOVE your kitchen! I'm on a hunt for the floor, I've tried to like something else and it just doesn't compare, can you tell me where you purchased? I can't find it anywhere!
- February 1, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Jeralyn said...
@Charlene, the Flooring is Golden Nugget by Mannington. We Saw it in a few flooring Stores in our area, but found the best deal online. Google it and see what you find. We got ours through Floors2yourhome.com
- February 5, 2012 at 10:17 PM
- Charlene said...
Thank you!
- February 6, 2012 at 7:51 AM
- lynn5707 said...
Just saw your kitchen on pinterest. I absolutely love it!!! I had thought about using beadboard on our cabinets, and am so glad to see how they would look. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing how to do this.
- February 11, 2012 at 8:19 PM
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- February 11, 2012 at 8:21 PM
- Tundra Mom said...
This is such a cozy room. Looks like a place your family will enjoy for years.
I really appreciate you showing how to redo what you have with contentment and hard work. I think that's missing from our "magazine beautiful" world! I get tired of watching home shows where they rip out everything and spend a million dollars. :)
Your way is so much more real and inspirational. - March 22, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- Jeralyn said...
@Tundra Mom, Aw, Thank You. (Sigh, sometimes people know what to say, right when you need to hear it, Thank You!)
- March 23, 2012 at 10:38 AM
- Mandi said...
I'm in love!!! You're quite amazing lady! Came from Pintrest and I already forwarded your whole blog to my husband. We need to get to work!!!
- April 4, 2012 at 1:37 PM
- Janet Elizondo-Mora said...
Beautiful and inspiring! Did you use latex or oil based paint?
- April 11, 2012 at 8:14 PM
- Kate said...
Amazing...I've been searching for a picture of what I want to do with my kitchen. I have had this idea in my head and this is it! I love it-so warm and inviting! The great thing is, with the exception of the vaulted ceiling, the layout is very close to my own kitchen-so I can really visualize how it
will look. - April 20, 2012 at 8:22 AM
- jillk said...
How are your cabinets holding up using a latex paint and clear coat? I am in the middle of redoing my cabinets and can't decide what type of paint has the best durability. Your kitchen looks amazing!
- April 20, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- THE FARMHOUSE PORCH said...
That is very impressive! Looks GREAT! found you on Pinterest...now following. : D
♥Linsey - April 21, 2012 at 8:54 AM
- Jeralyn said...
@ Janet and JillK, I used Latex paint, with a couple coats of clear polycrylic, and it has held up very well. No complaints or problems!
Welcome to my new Followers/Friends- Thank you for your kindnesses and interest! - April 26, 2012 at 2:52 PM
- Stacey in New Mexico USA said...
Looks very VERY nice! Thank you for sharing. I admire your hard work on this project AND raising small boys in the meantime! ...May I make suggestion? The brick should go above the cabinets as well ---all the way up to the ceiling to give the appearance of a brick WALL.
- May 1, 2012 at 1:00 AM
- kim91262 said...
LOVE those floors!
- May 19, 2012 at 6:38 PM
- jaime ♥ raising up rubies said...
wow! tons of work went into this...i love the wreaths on your cabinet doors ♥
- June 7, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Hoots said...
I am in love with your kitchen! It has inspired me so much to change my kitchen that is so blah! Can you tell me what color paint you used on the table and chairs? Is it the same black on the island and the bordeaux you referenced near your refrigerator??? I can't wait to get to work on my kitchen! Thank you for kicking me in the butt!!!
- June 9, 2012 at 7:55 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Hoots, the color I painted my table is called "Heirloom Red" by Valspar. I didn't paint my chairs, I bought them. Yah. Sometimes I get a little lazy, too! Good Luck!
- June 9, 2012 at 10:25 PM
- Alex said...
Just came across your blog via Pinterest. That is incredible work. I love the black with the white and farmhouse cozy it looks. I am adding this to my inspiration pics. :)
- June 11, 2012 at 3:35 PM
- Jen-ben said...
LOVE! So I have a question, did you use a paint sprayer to paint your cupboards or did you use a roller/brushes? I'm so worried about leaving brush strokes or it not looking smooth.....
thanks!!! - June 17, 2012 at 7:49 AM
- Joelle & Mike said...
I am working on remolding our house and would love to know where you purchased your flooring and brick?! Your the best and so talented thanks for sharing!
firstname.lastname@example.com - June 18, 2012 at 11:51 AM
- Monica said...
Wow! you have inspired me to do many projects in my home, especially with my cabinets! Thank you for posting your ideas!! You are very talented!!! Love everything. Is a matter a fact i kinda have the same taste, but i am a little afraid of doing to much. so far I have dome my kitchen island black! Thank again! Monica.
- June 22, 2012 at 12:16 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Jen-Ben, I used a paint brush for the primer, but a foam roller brush for all the coats and layers after that. The foam roller gives a great smooth finish and gets in cracks really good!
Thanks Monica & Alex!
@Joelle&Mike, I sent you an email! - June 22, 2012 at 5:42 PM
- natster said...
Love everything about your kitchen. Where did you get the curtains?
- July 4, 2012 at 9:33 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@natster, I got them at Good Ol' Target.
- July 11, 2012 at 5:37 PM
- Jenn Brown said...
I love your kitchen makeover! I plan on trying this with my kitchen, I'm so tired of seeing my cabinets and would love some fresh white ones!
- July 31, 2012 at 6:06 PM
- Simmons Family said...
Question. I read your post on your cabinets and how you caulked around the edges of the bead board, but did you do the same thing around the peninsula? We just added the bead board to ours last night and are also painting it black, so I'm curious if you caulked and if the white caulking shows through the black paint.
- August 7, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Jeralyn said...
@Simmonsfamily, I did not caulk around my bead board on the peninsula. It would't hurt, though. They do sell caulk in black, if you are worried about the white showing through, I'd give that a try!
- August 9, 2012 at 10:01 PM
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- January 1, 2013 at 6:41 PM
- Lavender Lone Star said...
Wow ~ what a transformation of your kitchen! I'm now following your blog so I can keep up with other projects you complete.
I found your blog and this remarkable makeover via Pinterest while looking for remodeling ideas for our recently purchased "new to us" Class A motorhome. Our MH is decorated in mid-90's ugly (with lots of blue ~ yuck!) and I desperately want to renovate it and make it homey before we take her out for the first time (Spring break 2013).
Thanks for the ideas and inspiration to take on the total remodel of our 36' MH. Also, thanks for giving the paint and tint colors you used.
One question ~ why did you use satin finish on the table and the black paint around the peninsula but used semi-gloss with the white paint for the cabinets?
Happy New Year!
P.S. ~ Congrats on completing the 26.2 marathon! - January 1, 2013 at 6:43 PM
- Nikki said...
So warm, cozy and inviting! You did an amazing job. As for paint color, I saw you listed everything but the specific black that was used on the base of the peninsula. Also, did you do that same black for all of your baseboards throughout kitchen and dining? Really love it and thank you for all of your inspiration. I'm not entirely creative so have to use the creativity of others. :)
- February 10, 2013 at 9:31 AM
- Steph said...
What was the cost of the upgrade??
- February 25, 2013 at 4:42 PM
- sweets said...
Do you remember where you got your rug in front of your sink? Thanks so much!
- March 3, 2013 at 7:18 AM
- Bill said...
Your old kitchen looks exactly like ours does now. I love what you did. I having trouble finding the walk through on the kitchen cabinets. How you did the bead board and the distressing. Can you point me in the right direction?
- March 7, 2013 at 1:51 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Lavendar Lone Star,how did the MH make over go? I had a friend who redid hers- that's a lot of hard work in a small space!
I guess I used different finishes, (satin on some things and semi-gloss on others) because I like some things to "shine" more than others. I usually go for satin on furniture pieces, because I don't feel like furniture should be shiny- I perfer them to be a wee bit more dull. I used semi gloss on my cabinets so that they would look more sleek.
Wow, good question! Thanks! - March 7, 2013 at 2:27 PM
- Jeralyn said...
@Nikki, the black paint I used was called Black Kettle by Valspar. I have black baseboards around the penninsula, black kick plates under the cupboards, but all my baseboards otherwise are white.
@Steph, I believe what I spent on the cupboards and the brick backsplash and supplies was under $500. About $200-250 for the cupboards, $100 for the brick area. The floor is something we put on the whole first level of our home.
@Sweets, I remember exactly where I got the rug- Walmart :)
@Bill, the walkthrough on the bead board in the cupboards is under "Kitchen Cupboard Makeover Part II", You should be able to find a link to it on the Left side of my blog. Its the link with a picture of the white cupboards and the old ones and says "Before and After" on it. Hope that helps! - March 7, 2013 at 2:39 PM
- Nikki said...
Thank you for taking the time to answer. I did a little research, looked at your peninsula post and found the Black Kettle color listed there...then felt a bit bad for asking a question that was answered in another post! :) It's my first time completely making over an entire room and the choice in shades of a color are a bit overwhelming! It just helps knowing what some will look like in a big space once they're put on. Thanks again for answering! :)
- March 7, 2013 at 4:07 PM
- fe8b50a4-a510-11e2-8da9-000bcdcb5194 said...
I can't thank you enough. My husband and I lived with 9 color swatches on the living room wall for 2 years before we could agree. That being said, I told my friends about my idea of painting the kitchen cabinets white, but husband was really balking at the idea (there will be brush strokes he said). They said lets look at pinterest and viola there you and your beautiful kitchen were. I showed my hubs and for the first time EVER he said "oh, I like that." There was not one thing about your kitchen he did not like. Long story somewhat shortened, I purchased everything on your list yesterday at Lowes!!! I'm so excited (and scared), thanks again for your inspiration...finally something we agree on, something we can afford, and something (hopefully) I can actually do.
- April 14, 2013 at 8:38 AM
- Dianne Grover said...
This is indeed a great transformation! I would say congratulations to a job well done. I do love that you have painted your cabinets with white because it adds more light to the entire room. That brick back-splash is also incredible. Certainly, even other home builders Missouri out there will find your post helpful. It definitely goes well with the colors you have chosen. Your kitchen really looks great. Thank you for this very inspiring post.
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Last week, Vick tweeted a photograph of him and his daughter seated together at a table presumably at home. To their right was an open box of Milk-Bone dog biscuits. The tweet was later deleted and was replaced by a similar photo, sans the Milk-Bone box.
Several days later, the Eagles quarterback was asked to explain the photos.
"I'm here to strictly talk about football," Vick said Wednesday at the NovaCare Complex. "What goes on in my personal life is not to be talked about. What's most important right now is the Philadelphia Eagles and getting the win Sunday."
Vick could not own a dog during a three-year probationary period following his release from prison. He served 19 months for owning and operating a dogfighting ring and an additional two months of house arrest following his release in May.
He had spoken openly about wanting to own a dog and in July told CNN's Piers Morgan that he did not want to deprive his daughters from having the pet because of his crimes. Asked what kind of dog he would get, Vick said that he would allow his children to choose, but "it certainly won't be a pit bull."
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- The man has INCREDIBLY POOR JUDGEMENT. Still, I thought his statement was eloquent and tounched all the public relations bases. Sounded just like him, did it not?
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As for Michael Vick, get a leash for the football. shakenbake
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Isn't he a wonderful dad? He just married his kid's momma a few months ago - what was he teaching his children there ? Daddy has got 3 kids but he's not ready to settle down yet ?
I am sure his fellow Eagles will vote Mike some type of father of the year award. What a great guy.
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Tied it with the first home run in the 9th then won the game in the 11th with his second.
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The chairman of the hospital where the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge was a patient slammed the Australian radio station's decision to broadcast the recorded prank call as "truly appalling" on Saturday,
"King Edward VII's Hospital cares for sick people, and it was extremely foolish of your presenters even to consider trying to lie their way through to one of our patients, let alone actually make the call," wrote hospital chairman Lord Glenarthur.
"The immediate consequence of these premeditated and ill-considered actions was the humiliation of two dedicated and caring nurses who were simply doing their job tending to their patients."
"The longer term consequence has been reported around the world and is, frankly, tragic beyond words."
Lord Glenarthur called on the radio station to take steps "to ensure that such an incident could never be repeated."
The fallout from Saldanha's death has stretched from Britain to Australia -- with questions being raised about how far is too far in the effort to find out details about Catherine's pregnancy.
The two Australian DJs behind the practical joke, Mel Greig and Michael Christian, have come under fire, with some using the phrase "blood on your hands" to condemn their actions on the Sydney-based radio station.
"Pranksters Face World Fury," screamed the front-page of the UK's Daily Mirror on Saturday, while Daily Telegraph columnist Bryony Gordon said it was "not so funny to hear two grown adults call up a hospital ward full of sick people to try to scam information about one of them."
The DJs have since apologized, and "mutually decided" to go off the air for an undetermined period, Rhys Holleran, CEO of the Southern Cross Austereo media group, said Saturday during a news conference.
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This Saturday's Off Road Run (12 Jan) will now be at the earlier time of 1pm. There is also a change of meeting place and route. Birthday girl, Lex really wants to go up Conic Hill as she has planned a while back, so lets grant the birthday girl her wish! If we can meet at Balmaha Car Park at 12.45pm for a 1pm start that would be great. There is the option of just running to the top or continue onto the WHW then back along the muddy path/pavement to return the the car park.
The following week, Saturday 19 Jan we will be heading further afield to Aberfoyle to run along the shores of Loch Ard and through the forest. I suppose a few of you hardy athletes will go for a swim beforehand! We will meet at Milton car park at 1.45pm, 2pm start. This is a beautiful run regardless of the weather and Colm, its all off road on forest paths..I know you have several footwear options . Options for an 8 or 10 miler.
On Saturday 26 Jan it's Buchlyvie 10k. Details to be found on Qbuster.com. I'll be taking part. It's mainly off road through forest tracks along an old railway line and a good one to kickstart the years racing and get competitive again!
A few people have asked for guidance on running technique. I am happy to give advice and top tips as a group and to individuals on these runs, however I believe in Steve Jones, who set a British marathon best time which still … 2
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Starts on Monday 7th of January 2012. Jump back into training, work off those mince pies!
A circuit class specifically for triathletes, but all welcome! Benefits include; Burn fat, Build muscle, Build endurance, Strengthen your core.
30 mins of cardio circuits 15 mins of metafit type activities. See you there!
Mondays 8-9pm, starts 7th January 2012. £3 per session
GHK small gym.
689 Crow Road Glasgow G13 1PB
Thats right, its that time of year again when you get to say your piece about the fantastic efforts your club mates have put in throughout the last year – as well as celebrating the comedy gems that have had you in stitches this year when out training.
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There are still a few places left for the Christmas night out, so if you've yet to sign up, get along to the forum & get your name down – its a great excuse to let your hair down (except for, well, you know who you are :p ) and get to know your club mates without mud and road traffic getting in the way. We've also opened this up to friends and partners, so let them know where the party is going to be! Details are on the forum.
See you all on the 8th for the big bash!
At the last Performance night it was decided to tailor the annual training plan to certain races members like you want to race. To work out which races we should target It would be great if you could complete this survey so that our GTC training plan for 2013 can be tailored.
Here is the link to the survey- http://glasgowtriathlonclub.co.uk/race_survey2012/
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Wendy Gorman is organising a weekly run starting Sat 29th September and hopefully enter teams for some cross country races. Most runs will be Northside. All abilities welcome as I'll try and make most runs an out and back.
The off road runs take place in various locations each Saturday afternoon. We meet at 1.45 for a 2pm start and I post up details on the forum and on fb. The runs will continue through November and hopefully start back in January.
Saturday 3 Nov Off Road Run. Plan was to run in the Dumbarton hills from Croftamie, however several people are racing on the Sunday, so thought an easier run would be better. Meet at St Kessogs Church, Blanefield 1.45/2pm for an out and back run along the pipe track to Killearn. If you haven't been before this will be a good one to come along to. Longest option 14k or turn back whenever!
Also a few of us are going to Gorebridge on Sunday 4 Nov for a xc race. Get in touch if you are interested. Should be fun!
Sat 10/11 Tinto hill race or meet at Leisuredome, Bishopbriggs 1.45/2pm
Your coaches have established an Annual Training Plan that we will introduce to the club on Monday 29th October, 8pm GHK.
It is a general plan designed to be both appropriate and flexible for the varied membership that we have at the club.
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Winter is upon us, dark nights have arrived, spin is a great way to keep your cycling up while staying nice and cosy, with good company!
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Where – Bellahouston Leisure Centre
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The results of this years GE Strathclyde Triathlon are now up on the result page which can be found here, http://glasgowtriathlonclub.co.uk/results/
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US Bank releases Cash+ Visa Card app for Windows Phone
The US Bank has released a Windows Phone app for customers who own a Cash+ Visa Signature Card to enjoy. The app provides access to apply for and manage said cards, earning up to 5% cash back on selected goodies (whether it be restaurants, department stores, or electronic stores, etc. - two categories are chosen by customers).
Should you complete the application process using the app and have been approved, a temporary virtual card can be loaded onto you Windows Phone. This virtual card can be used every time you shop online. The temporary e-card is available for 30 days, or until the plastic card is activated - whichever comes first.
Here are some benefits outlined in the app description of the US Bank Cash+ Visa Signature Card:
- U.S. Bank Cash+ Visa Signature Card: A paperless credit card application. Everything you do is 100% secure.
- INSTANT CREDIT: You will know within minutes if you're approved, so you can shop online instantly.
- MY U.S. Bank Cash+ Card account: Access and manage your U.S. Bank Cash+ Visa Signature Card account anywhere, anytime.
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- Earn 5% cash back on two categories that you choose like restaurants, department stores, electronic stores…plus many more.
- Earn 2% cash back on gas, groceries or drug stores – choose one.
- Earn 1% cash back on everything else.
There are terms and conditions (as is the case with any card issued by such an establishment), so be sure to read up and do your homework before venturing out with the app and card at hand. As an example, it's stated customers must enrol each quarter into categories of their choice, or all net purchases will earn no more than 1% cash back. Be sure to keep an eye out on how to best use the offers available.
So what about the app itself? It's well presented and appears to be functional enough for customers to manage their card while on the go. Early reviews have given Cash+ Visa Card a relatively high rating.
You can download Cash+ Visa Card from the Windows Phone Store. Thanks, Eric, for the heads up!
There are 14 comments. Sign in to commentkingp says:
and yet they still haven't released an app that might be useful, like a BANKING app. They've released a wealth management app, and now this Cash+ visa crap, but I still have to use their TERRIBLE mobile website to view my account status/balances.
Microsoftjunkie says:
Would pageonce work 4 u, just to view?
pizzalovinhulk says:
Is this like square app or just another bank app???
kingp says:
No it's nothing like that. Visa Cash+ is a special type of Credit Card that US Bank offers. This app is a way to manage that account, nothing more. Pretty useless in my opinion :/
pizzalovinhulk says:
Thanx for the answer
ihavewp8 says:
Who wants card. Make fricken bank app
89caps says:
When will banks make an app for Wallet and NFC? That's what we are waiting for.
the_Enlightened says:
Exactly... There is no need to give apple this advantage. Proof that we can't utilize NFC... Shame!:(
dukrem says:
Yes that would be wonderful, but don't you need a special wallet enabled sim to use nfc payments? I could be wrong on this but I thought carriers also had to support it.
quietlion says:
Installed the app, applied, got "data verification failure." Pfft.
Daniel Meek says:
Come on banks!!!
Stop even trying at this point. Just use MS Wallet. MS has dealt with internet security for YEARS. And while they are hardly perfect, I will trust their security measures over the bank security any day of the week! Let MS provide the security via their Wallet protocolls, and then all the bank needs to do is hire some college student to make a simple front end.
Whatever bank gets this done right first will be the bank I will switch to. And if MS and the carriers are not able to get their act together by the time my contract is up in 22 months then I will switch to Android. Mobile banking is simply that important. My phone with a simple pin password on it is way more secure than a credit card that can be stolen and used right away. Even if I have to change my habbits I will do so if it means that all I have to cary with me is my phone, drivers liscense, and keys.
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Hear, hear! I totally agree
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That seems like a good rewards card + they have a WP app. You can't seem to apply for it online as they direct you to a branch but you can though the app. Will have to check it out.


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NFL analyst on Vontaze Burfict: 'That kid is special'
Originally published: Jan 4, 2013 - 3:05 pm
Burfict, who spent three years in Tempe, went from wonderkind destined to be a top 10 draft pick to undrafted over the course of his collegiate career.
He landed with the Cincinnati Bengals and has since become a key part of one of the NFL's best defenses.
"Marvin really cultivated a relationship with Vontaze that Burfict really liked, and they kind of hit it off," CBS NFL sideline reporter and analyst Steve Tasker told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Friday.
It's paid off big time, as Burfict ultimately led the team with 127 tackles to go along with one sack. The undisciplined play the linebacker became known for at ASU a thing of the past, the 22-year-old is now earning a reputation as being an excellent professional football player.
"Vontaze wanted a fresh start and Marvin was willing to give it to him and take him for his word," Tasker said. "And Vontaze has lived up to his side of it."
It's a nice story for a player who everyone always believed had enough talent to be great, but possibly lacked the drive and dedication to fulfill his potential. Though he is just one year into his NFL career, it appears Burfict is well on his way to becoming the player many thought he'd ultimately be.
"Marvin Lewis, sitting around a table with me in a production meeting, looked at me and the guys I was with and said, 'Vontaze Burfict may be one of the top three guys I have ever been around on the defensive side of the football, ever,'" Tasker added.
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"That kid is special, and Marvin may be one of the few guys -- and obviously the only head coach in the NFL -- who took the time to cultivate a relationship with the guy before he got him after the draft, and it's paying dividends for him," Tasker said.
Burfict's Bengals will be playing the Houston Texans Saturday in an AFC Wild Card playoff game.
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by MMAjunkie.com Staff on Feb 03, 2013 at 3:47 am ET
In a major upset in the UFC's heavyweight division, Antonio Silva stopped the long run of Alistair Overeem – and disrupted the balance of power in the heavyweight division.
Overeem (36-12 MMA, 1-1 UFC) had Silva (18-4 MMA, 2-1 UFC) pretty well under control for the majority of the first two rounds. Silva needed to find a way to get a stoppage in the third to win the fight, and he did so in dominant fashion.
Silva stunned Overeem, and with the former Strikeforce champion's back against the cage, Silva began landing at will until Overeem crumpled on the canvas. Overeem was in line to get a heavyweight title shot with a win.
Full highlights now are available for the fight, which took place at UFC 156 at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas and aired live on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook.
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The TransACT Rocks Movember team performed admirably last year, raising lots of money for Movember. This year we want all of Canberra to join "Team Canberra Rocks Movember" to show the rest of the world that we care, let's face it men need help with their health, prostate cancer and men's depression are fantastic causes, I have had mates who have suffered from both.
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well done ivan - we think you should keep the mow and let it blossom over the next year danny and kylie
iIvan always works hard, thanks captain
Well done mate, once again a great effort. Regard, Clint and Pawl
Great Mo .Go Gomersal wines
No doubt about you Ivan, you are always there to put your support in to a great cause. You should keep it.
A donation to make sure you save that thing off immediately we hit December!!
I resisted for a month but that photo cracks me up and of course resistance is futile
Nice Mo, Gringo
go the a league
Gracias, Ivan That's two donations you've made to the cause and I've reciprocated similarly. Aussie dollars of course, not pesos.
Ha! y usted, señor, mire como un combatiente de la resistencia mexicana de las montañas
Great Mo Ivan....
Ivan well done for going around for another year, great cause. Regards Panos
The Mexican is showing through.
Best of Luck this year Ivan, the Mo actually suits you. Cheers Greg Benic
Well done, looking good. Keep up the good work!
Well done El Capitano on the donations. Outstanding! Shame about the mo though. lol
Progress, looking like a Mexican, 9 days to go, thanks for all the lovely donations, including a nice $500 from ActewAGL
Nice mo Ivan. Maybe I can grow one even longer and try for a comb over. Cheers.


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Peanut Butter Cookies
Author Notes: My mother used to make these cookies regularly when I was growing up, and they continue to be the standard to which I compare all other peanut butter cookies. This recipe is adapted from one of my favorite cookbooks, The Fannie Farmer Cookbook (First Edition). - merrill
Makes about 4 dozen cookies
- 1/2 cup softened unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter (not the unsweetened kind)
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup light brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or using a hand blender, cream together the butter and peanut butter. Beat in the two sugars until light, about 3 minutes.
- Beat in the egg and vanilla, scraping down the sides of the bowl once to make sure they're evenly incorporated. Add the salt, baking soda and flour and beat just until combined.
- Give the dough one last fold with a spatula. You can chill the dough and then roll it into balls (about 3/4-inch in diameter), or arrange heaping teaspoonfuls of the soft dough directly on parchment-lined baking sheets, spaced 2 inches apart. Use the back of a fork dipped in flour to gently flatten each cookie and make a crosshatch pattern
- Bake the cookies for about 10 minutes, until lightly golden and just firm around the edges. Let them cool on the baking sheets for a few minutes, then transfer to a baking rack to cool completely. These will keep in an airtight container for several days, but they are best while fresh!
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about 1 month ago ElisaLouk
I commented on these earlier, but last night I mixed it up a bit and used PB&Co's Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter and added white chocolate chips. They were a little more moist than the original recipe, and you have to watch the baking time (7 min max for me with chilled dough) but they were super yum!
about 1 month ago rinkatink
These really are perfect. I've made flourless peanut butter cookies before, but find them a bit too creamy/delicate/cakey; I really prefer this recipe that doesn't nix the flour out. They're not typically heavy like most PB cookies but certainly peanut-buttery, which I really enjoy.
I find that I have to bake these quite a bit longer than prescribed, about 15 minutes to get that perfect golden and equal chewy/crunchy ratio, but will add an extra two if I prefer the batch to be a bit crisper.
Thank you for this recipe!
about 1 month ago Nancy Mck
I was looking for the perfect peanut butter cookie so I made these the last time they were posted here. They are absolutely awesome.
2 months ago Mao
This is the best cookies recipe of all. Thank you for sharing! Love from Japan :)
4 months ago BavarianCook
Had to write one more time - tomorrow I will bake the 4th batch of these in 2 weeks, if that tells you anything. The last time I used a slightly larger spoon to scoop the dough with and kept the baking time the same (10 min), making them wonderfully chewy and soft. I also added a few chocolate chips in the last batch. This is such a great recipe! Thank you!
4 months ago Jacqueline Ogilvie
Are these soft? I am desperately seeking a soft chewy peanut butter cookie
4 months ago adwillis
I like to refrigerate these in ziplocks so that I'm not tempted to eat them all at once. I microwave them for about 10-12 sec to take the chill off of them and they turn out wonderfully chewy!
4 months ago BavarianCook
These cookies are amazing & so quick to make. I am normally not that into peanut butter cookies but made them for a friend and tried the batter...and then proceeded to devour 3 hot out of the oven. Delish!!!! You have converted me :)
6 months ago Sigita
My college age son made these this afternoon! Yum.
6 months ago ElisaLouk
Fast and easy. My niece in college LOVED these.
6 months ago foodiefun
these are the easiest and most delish PB cookie
9 months ago adwillis
These cookies are delicious! I used an unsweetened peanut butter for this recipe (Laura Scudder's crunchy peanut butter) and it worked wonderfully. A little dollop of vanilla ice cream on top of a cookie with a drizzle of fudge is also delicious.
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Sensational!! Made these last night; family gave the recipe a very enthusiastic two thumbs up. ;o)
about 1 year ago Suzi jacuzzi
Such a great basic delicious recipe- crispy
about 1 year ago Suzi jacuzzi
Such a great basic delicious recipe- crispy
about 1 year ago Muse
Would using Skippy Super Chunk peanut butter work, or is using any chunky peanut butter a no-no?
9 months ago adwillis
I just made these using Laura Scudder's crunchy peanut butter and it worked wonderfully. I don't know how a different brand would taste, but using chunky peanut butter worked just fine.
about 1 year ago Dtown Boy
Not sure if it hasn't been mentioned but, replace with Nutella and add Peanut Butter chips.
You know the results!!!!
about 1 year ago IyamanLove
perfect recipe. Perfect cookie. little chocolate piece in a couple was nice at the end. Thank you for the recipe.
over 1 year ago bluespike
Baked the recipe exactly as written, 2 more times since also. Such a wonderful cookie. Closed my eyes and breathed in the aroma as they were baking and felt like a kid again in the kitchen with my Mom, thank you. I've searched and tried many other recipes , this one was perfect. Just the right mix. Very glad I found the Food 52 site..........
over 1 year ago bigasiangirl
Probably the best peanut butter cookie recipe I've ever tried. This one is a keeper! I loved the crispy ends.
over 1 year ago KateC
My quest for a great peanut butter cookie recipe finally ended!
Made a batch yesterday and the cookies came out just perfect; crunchy and delicious. Thank you, Merril.


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Philadelphia 76ers April 15th, 6:00 PM TV - FSN Detroit NBA LP The Pistons are giving their bench some PT while fine tuning for the post season, while the 76ers are involved in the "Durant or Oden" ping pong sweepstakes.
I will be at this one. Sitting about 30 feet from the Pistons bench. I am going to love seeing the young guys play.
Philly just got mathematically eliminated, so this should have an exhibition game feel to it. I was surprised to learn that they have the 5th best record in the NBA since the all star break. AI was getting in the way it would seem.
After Philly's spankage at home to the Magic it's almost a lock that we'll face the Ex Pistons in the playoffs. Another audition for the youth of the nation?... or does Flip start warming up the bullpen for the real deal?
Don't forget, the bench needs warming up to. There is indeed a lot to talk about in this potential first round matchup between us and Orlando, but I am waiting for that thread to get started before I go too deep into that.
Willie Green will score 16 pts in first half...and finish with 20..as usual. I just wish our bench guys would just go ahaed and start. I think it would give them a lil bit of an edge for this dog game. F- Delfino(but tay is prideful bout his streak) F- Maxiel c- Mohammad (great attitude this year, i have ebcome a fan of his for taht alone) G- Murray G- Billups Next game: F- Prince F- Johnson C- Mohammad G- Hunter G- hamilton Last game: F- Sheed F- Johnson C- davis G- Murray G- Delfino
The bench should definitely get tons of burn this game. None of the starters should exceed 20 minutes in this one. I really believe Flip should mix up a lot of the rotations in having the bench play with the starters for a good portion of the night. In the waning moments if the game is close I say that you put the bench out there and have them try to win it. There is one thing I feel that can our bench to the next level and it is being able to play under pressure and being able to add to their increasing confidence. All of our guards (Delf,Flip,Hunter) should get major burn and work on in game chemistry.
Games earlier in the day: the Warriors take a 1-game lead over the Clippers in the Western Conference 8th seed race, and Joey Crawford is an unbelievable jackass.
Add Danny Crawford, Steve Javie and Ron Garretson to that list. If I see Marc Davis is going to be refereeing, I almost do not want to watch the game.
Half time score 50-50. Looks like Flip is going with the bench again as they played the entire second Qtr. No Hunter sightings. AJ played the whole qtr plus some scoring 2 pts on 1-8 shooting, but comtributed 7 boards, 5 blocks. Without his rebounds, the Pistons may have been down as they have been out boarded 28-16. One other thing about the bench..either they didn't go to the hole or scrubs don't get calls...Only Flip jr went to the FT line in that second stanza. Lets hope Flip sr wants to win this one for the home fans and inserts some starters down the stretch..
Amir Johnson is not a power forward. Maybe he can be a Shawn Marion finisher-style 3, but he was slower and weaker than some scrub named Louis Amundsen at the 4.
Then Maxiell is the future 4? If so, Maxiell needs to work on his FTs. If he's gonna bruise his way to the hoop, he'll get fouled a lot (see Karl Malone).
He also need s to learn how to pass out of a double team. It`s nice that he is being doubled! I guess.........
I'm fine with Amir this game... yes he got beat down the court once... he also gave up some O boards to Amundsen... it's no secret that Amir needs to add some weight/strength... but this is not anything near the end product... it's nice to have a front court player who can play above the rim and get out in transition.... Marion also played PF a lot. Amir looked like he wasn't breathing hard after a long shift (the F key acting up creates some funny sentences lol). He has also demonstrated that he will pass out of a double (just not recognizing it all the time) Credit due to the shooting by the sixers... Hunter thought he was Dirk for a day... and that floater by Willie Green is almost unstoppable... that said maybe we should temper our optimism about our bench... they were clearly out played... Flip Jr acted like he was the only guy out there (somehow he got 6 assists). I'm just thrilled we finally get to see Amir in some NBA action.
Well another " I don't give-a %%% " effort by the Pistons. . No D was played by starters or bench as sixers shot 48% for the game after hitting almost 80% in the first 8 minutes before cooling off. What did we learn today? That Amir can block and he can probably rebound better than JMax, but still needs to learn how to shoot. He also showed some athletism, something that the Pistons surely lack. I don't know about you all but to me it appeared that the sixers scrubs have more upside than ours do. At this point I trust no one off our second unit other than Dice as the others are to inconsistent. Don't know who to blame here? Joe for not evaluating his talent, or Flip for not playing and getting the best out of them. What do they do in practice? One thing for sure, it looks like Dice, Murray Delfino will get the playoff minutes, with Dale and Hunter getting the defensive or foul minutes.
Hard to believe this is same Philly team that Orlando slaughtered the game before, just yesterday. Hunter nailing two consecutive outside shots, hitting a very well executed sweeping hook across the lane? Not typical for Hunter at all. UD grad Willie Greene did his college proud. Nothing new there as Greene has been shooting lights out for quite a while now. He is no new player. He is just a forgotten player after getting a long term injury. He is back. Billups made Miller look all world in that first quarter, but hardly made a shot afterward as we used someone other than Billups (like Prince quite a bit) to guard the guy. Billups ain't moving none too well. Last chance. I still say rest him until next weekend. He is still injured. Is it the new injury or the old groin thing, I don't know, but Billups could sure use the rest. And Blalock could sure help us a lot in these next couple of games,and into the playoffs. Hunter and Murray were completely outclassed by the Philly guards in this one. And worse, the two played together for much of the 4th, dooming any chance of a comeback by our sub unit. And here is another problem. The only guy out there playing solid perimeter D for us in the 4th quarter was Delfino. But he was playing small forward. Dale Davis could have been playing instead of Murray. We would not have gotten beaten so badly on the boards. And Blalock could have gotten those minutes Hunter had, and actually played as a point guard. Sure Hunter did make a few shots after the game was decided to pad his stats a little, but how about acting as a point guard. Between him and Murray, we had a clueless backcourt. Again, we could have had Blalock, a point guard, Delfino, a 2nd good ball handler for the backcourt and solid defender, Amir at small forward, where he belongs, JMAX, at power forward where he belongs, and Dale Davis, an actual center at center. And its who should have been playing out there. No, its still not too late. The NBA finals are in June. I hope the Pistons plan on being there. Amir had quite a game. He ended up with 12 points on 12 shots, not bad. His first two shots were blocked. Kind of made him nervous and he tended to rush things from there. But he on a couple of occasions then managed to get the ball back after getting blocked. He also missed an pretty easy dunk attempt. Rest assured, this is not typical play by Amir, just a nervous young guy at his first dance. Amir also managed 6 blocks, a steal, 3 assists, and 10 rebounds. None too shabby for his 2nd game in the rotation this year. Try extrapulating that a bit. What if Amir had been playing all year? As good as JMAX? Probably better as he rebounds better and is a tremendous shot blocking presence. JMAX did some good stuff, but was not enough help on the boards. Again though, why play him at center any. Sometime he could even play at small forward, where his rebounding is not so critical. JMAX made a couple of jumpers, jumpers he should have been making all year long, if given the playing time. Tay could have scored 50 in this one if the Pistons had wanted him to. Otherwise, none of our starters did much in the scoring column, except if you call all the points an injured Billups gave up to the other team. GO PISTONS!!!!!_the team that with any luck at all will be the next Champions. (But I don't like depending on luck. Give me a backup point, and get Dale Davis in there. And absolutely add Amir Johnson into the rotation.)
What's up with using the term "scrubs?" Sounds a tad...derogatory... Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed watching Amir play. He showed some incredible hustle out there, staying with the loose balls and utilizing his length. He probably could've easily gotten a triple double--a beautiful thing considering he's only a sophomore and just came back from the D-League. I was a little disappointed with the number of 3's we took (22). I wanted too see a little more inside action with Amir and Maxiell. Why didn't 'Dyess get more time? I mean, I consider him a starter and all and I realize the regs played limited minutes but he only played like 8 or 9 and took just 1 shot. Call his number a few more times---he's money! Where the hell was Nazr?? I went into these last few games with the hope of seeing some time from him and he's been stiffed the last 2 outings! If he doesn't get some PT in the next 2, I'm gonna be UP-set!


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The built-in webcam and microphone let your family and friend see you clearly while chatting. The Exmor® sensor helps guarantee a clear, bright picture even in dimly-lit rooms. And with select applications, you can use the webcam and a few simple hand gestures to turn pages, skip songs, adjust the volume and more
Uniquely smart and easy-to-use, PlayMemories Home™ software makes organizing, editing and sharing your photos and videos a cinch. Instantly import and sort your content by event or date. Then transform your favorites from ordinary to extraordinary with intuitive adjustments and stunning filters. You can even create heartwarming slide-shows complete with transitions and soundtracks in 3 simple steps. Finally, share your pics privately with family and friends or on popular social networking sites like Facebook® and YouTube™. PlayMemories Online™ service can even securely store your content in the cloud allowing virtually all of your devices to access it anytime, anyplace.
With a HHD (Hybrid Hard Drive) you get the best of magnetic-hard disk drives and flash memory. Get faster access to your data, and faster boot up compared to a standard hard drive.
With Sony's own Rapid Wake technology, you never have to shut down your computer again. Whether you are done working for the day or just heading out to get some coffee, simply close the lid to put your PC into sleep mode. Then, when you're ready to start again, resume in two seconds with your data safe and secure. If you are unplugged, don't worry about draining your battery. Your PC can stay in sleep mode for days10.
There's nothing standard about the standard Sony limited warranty on VAIO® computers. We cover parts and labor on covered repairs. And we have extensive on-line support where you can chat with an associate and access drivers, software updates, FAQs, user forums and more. Or if you prefer, you can just call us on the phone8. We are here to help.
Developed by the same people you trust to engineer amazing flat-panel HDTVs, this laptop features exceptional picture quality. The 13.3" (1366 x 768) widescreen display includes a glossy, anti-reflective finish which provides better color intensity without any glare.
VAIO PCs seamlessly integrate ports so you don't have to carry a dongle. HDMI®, VGA and Gigabit Ethernet ports mean you can connect to your HDTV, Blu-ray Disc™ player, external monitor and more (cables sold separately). With the USB 3.0 port, transfer heavy files at speeds up to ten times faster than USB 2.0. Don't forget the memory card slot for quick transfer of photos and videos.
Integrated stereo speakers utilize the Clear Phase™ and xLOUD™ technologies, which delivers a richer, bolder and louder presence. xLOUD technology enhances speaker volume without sacrificing quality.
Forgot to charge your phone or mp3 player? Just plug your device via USB cord into the USB sleep charge port and start charging. Even if the PC is shut down and not plugged in you can still use it. And don't forget that the USB 3.0 port is perfect for connecting a compatible external hard drive and allowing you to wait less and transfer data up to 10x faster than USB 2.0.
VAIO Additional AC Adapter
VAIO Bluetooth Slider Mouse
VAIO Wireless Travel Mouse
Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
VAIO 13.3" Ultrabook Keyboard Skin
Sony 500GB External USB 3.0 HDD with A/V Link
LaCie External DVD Writer
8GB MicroVault USB Flash Drive
VAIO Ultrabook Slim Carrying Case
VAIO Tote Bag
VAIO Laptop Backpack
Features and specifications subject to change without notice. Non-metric weights and measures are approximate.
Certain Microsoft products included with this computer may use technological measures for copy protection. IN SUCH EVENT, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO USE THE PRODUCT IF YOU DO NOT FULLY COMPLY WITH THE PRODUCT ACTIVATION PROCEDURES. Product activation procedures and Microsoft's privacy policy will be detailed during initial launch of the product, or upon certain reinstallations of the software product(s) or reconfigurations of the computer and may be completed by Internet or telephone (toll charges may apply).
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