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Materials: BEKVAM kitchen trolley, wood boards
Description: We needed a small changing table for our newborn. Since both of us are students with limited income, we decided IKEA was the place to find a suitable changing table. The only one small enough to fit in our bathroom was SNIGLAR, but I thought it looked weak and rickety. Another piece of furniture caught my eye - the BEKVAM kitchen trolley. It's really robust!
We bought some wooden boards to build up the sides of the trolley in order to keep the changing mat in place. These were screwed on to the sides of the table top. Standard size for changing mats in Sweden are 67x50 cm (26.4x19.7 inches) which makes the perfect width for BEKVAM, but slightly too long.
Next time we have a baby we will definitely keep our changing table but paint it white.
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- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2012 3:54 PM
Clever idea! I'm thinking that it might be possible to open the end of the pad and cut down the foam and restitch the covering to make it fit your table. I don't recognize the white bins to the left - are they something only available in Sweden?
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2012 9:52 AM
The bins are called Lättsam I think. They come in a set and are great for all the stuff needed on and around the changing table.
Delete We live in California and have used them since our now teen boys were little. They don't last forever (but they are inexpensive), but they attach easily to the side of the boys' loft beds to hold books, tissues, alarm clocks, etc.
- AnonymousFebruary 01, 2012 1:46 PM
Really people, lay off the baby safety stuff.. I'm sure most of you grew up riding in cars without car seats. Check it out you're alive!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 03, 2012 4:05 PM
Hey... has anyone mentioned yet that the baby is not held to the changing table with heavy industrial straps? Despite being unable to hold its own head up, it could somehow roll over the raised edge and fall into a bucket of knives! I am shocked at such irresponsibility.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousSeptember 07, 2012 10:30 PM
Did you not read anything the people above posted. Please, please, please stop your tongue from wagging or in this case your fingers from typing. Here is your two cents back. PLEASE KEEP THEM!
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I'm sure anonymous #1 meant to be sarcastic ;-) calm down people.
- AnonymousJune 21, 2012 3:32 AM
It's really easy to find a new use for them once they are no longer needed at the changing table.
We have one of them hanging on our sons bed, where it holds the baby monitor and his pacifiers.
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Special Guest: (Written) Andrea Bocelli (Part 1 of 1): is an Italian tenor with outstanding talent and renown. He has sold over 80 Million records worldwide (making him the biggest-selling classical soloist of all time). He started his career off by winning Best Newcomer in the singing competition for the Sanremo Music Festival in 2004 and has gone on to win Grammys, Golden Globes, and was even nominated for an Academy Award. His musical style ranges a wide spectrum from opera to pop (singing with artists as diverse as Celine Dion, Mary J. Blige, and David Foster). Bocelli's Sacred Arias became the biggest-selling classical album by a solo artist of all time with over 20 million copies sold worldwide. I am undeniably honored to have been granted this interview with Bocelli, and this interview reveals his warm character and his generosity towards supporting the arts.
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Going Thru Vinyl (GTV) - Italy, or more specifically the city of Florence (the capital of Tuscany), is undeniably the most historically important city in the world when it comes to opera. Not only was Florence the fertile soil for a cultural shift away from the sacred to the humanist thought (the birthplace of the Renaissance) but Florence is also the city that opera itself was invented.1
You grew up in the Tuscany region; what influence has Tuscany and its history had on you and your style. Did this prepare you later in life?
Andrea Bocelli - I don't think Tuscany has influenced my career: it rather influenced my character, my mood, my sensitivity. Regarding the rest, I think everything was born with me, according to God's plans.
GTV - Although you are one of the most recognized and respected opera singers today (having sung for prominent figures in society, headlined in the most historical opera houses, and having sold over 75 million albums around the world), you are in fact part of a long and profound history of opera singers. But history is too easily forgotten and people of the past are relegated to the shadows, can you say a word or two about some of the prominent singers of the past.
Giacomo Lauri-Volpi (December 11, 1892–March 17, 1979) – was a widely recorded and much celebrated Italian tenor who was a key member during the early days of recording. Although you did not work directly under him, you came from that school. One of Lauri-Volpi's biggest admirers was Franco Corelli, and from Corelli you received private lessons. I'm wondering if Giacomo Lauri-Volpi came up in conversation and if his singing style has influenced yours.
Andrea Bocelli - Not really, but I always loved the great vibration of his voice and also the projection of it. Corelli used to say that his voice was one of the few that in theatre could reach the gallery…
GTV - Franco Corelli (8 April 1921 – 29 October 2003) – was a famous Italian tenor who was celebrated for his spinto tenor voice, for his movie-star good looks, and later in his career for his ability to teach. He was someone you took direct teaching lessons from. How would you describe his singing style and his influence in you?
Andrea Bocelli - I loved the great voices which I learned to recognize and distinguish very early on, but undoubtedly the voice of Franco Corelli was the one which struck and influenced me more than any other. I am almost sure that without Corelli there would never have been Bocelli.
GTV - Luciano Pavarotti (12 October 1935 – 6 September 2007) – probably the most famous tenor of the second half of the 20th century, and spearheaded opera's contemporary success to a wider audience. Pavarotti was also a significant figure on the road to your success. What was your favorite role of his in opera?
Andrea Bocelli - Maestro Pavarotti deserves a special place in the history of the music of our time and to have worked alongside him has been an enormous and unforgettable privilege. The chance to work with important people such as those you mention, makes the life of an artist interesting and stimulating, which compensates for the hard graft with the constant travel and all the daily practice which a professional singer has to do to maintain peak efficiency.
1 Opera was said to have been invented in Florence (the capital of Tuscany) by Jacopo Peri (20 August 1561 – 12 August 1633) -a composer and singer who studied with Cristofano Malvezzi and was hired by the Medici family during transitional period in music (between Late-Renaissance and Early-Baroque periods). In 1590s, Peri became associated with Jacopo Corsi (a person who encouraged Peri and the poet Ottavio Rinuccini to experiment in both drama and music; using the frame work of the classical Greek tragedy). The first known standard composition to be considered opera, begun in 1594, was called "Dafne;" a story about Apollo falling in love with the nymph, Daphne. Today, only fragments of the opera survive.
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"Volunteering dates get a higher response rate than other suggestions; they're also more popular in winter," says a recent Buzzfeed piece titled How To Date Anywhere in the Country. I thought about this week this past Wednesday night, during our Challah for Hunger NYC launch party at our downtown location. If you haven't already heard of it, Challah for Hunger is an amazing social justice organization. Founded in 2004 by a handful of college students in California, it brings people together to bake and sell challah, to raise money and awareness for social justice. There are well over 40 chapters around the world, and it's an organization that continues to grow every year. Chapters are made up of volunteers who get together regularly to bake and sell challah – and the profits go to amazing causes, like the American Jewish World Relief Service's work in Darfur. The whole project is an unlikely but really wonderful combination of hands-on work, activism, leadership, socializing, community and Jewish identity. So, we were really excited to launch our own chapter at Aish Downtown.
I decided that we needed to have a little launch party to get the word out. The event drew a really nice crowd – a group of young, vibrant, community minded individuals who'd been looking for a social volunteer project. We brought in the Challah Fairy – another truly vibrant mover and shaker who started delivering her challahs to friends' houses a number of years ago and now runs a bakery and mobile challah class. Challah is truly a symbol; of Jewish identity, tradition and continuity. It's bread that sustains people physically and spiritually. It's a symbol of family, Shabbat and the love Jewish people have of helping those in need – no matter who those people might be. Challah for Hunger lets people bond, help other people, and fuse new communities everywhere. It's also super fun. We had music, some drinks and everyone got to take home beautiful challahs braided with the help of the Challah Fairy.
Our chapter is going to begin to operate within the next few weeks. We've got some great volunteers geared up and ready to help us make it happen, and we're always looking for more. If you're interested in being a part of our brand new Challah for Hunger NYC chapter, drop us a line and let us know! And now, back to how I began this article – I think Challah for Hunger is a perfect date opportunity. What a wonderful way to get to know someone! So come help out, bring a date or a friend, and have an awesome time, doing something fun, meaningful and charitable! Buzzfeed also says New Yorkers love frozen yogurt dates – I suggest making challah and then going out for some fro-yo :-)
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I bought white small ones and large Aqua ones. The Aqua color is more of a light blue not an Aqua. But, since they were so cheap it didn't matter too much and for our wedding we are having tons of different colors of blue. Great for a beach wedding.
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I ordered 4 of these lanterns in fuchsia, and they arrived in a dark purple plum color. The order form describes it as fuchsia/plum. This is Not what is described on the website!
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These lanterns are perfect, I got Red, White and Sunflower in both Large and small....They are the perfect colors (true to the site) and are just a great addition to the decorations for my wedding....Thank you The Knot!
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These worked great hanging in clusters over the aisle during our wedding ceremony and over the dance floor during the reception. A beautiful, well-priced addition to your decor! Thanks!
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The product is ok for the money but they are smaller than I expected so I think I will have to buy bigger ones to go with them
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Such a cute product! I ordered these when they were on sale for [$] each in orange and in brown for my fall wedding, and was very happy with them. Easy to put together, and can't wait to use them! The only con is that they're not available in other sizes!!
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I bought two of the lanterns, one in pale yellow and another in sage green, so that I could test out their color, size, and strength before using several to string up against the pillars of an open air pavilion for my outdoor wedding next to the Savannah River.Both were exactly the colors shown - which will match perfectly with my theme - and they're very easy to put together and take apart. Because they are only ten inches across, they're definitely going to be better in larger numbers, but at this price that's not a problem! Besides, after the ceremony they will still be fun to keep around for parties at home.The only thing to watch out for is the paper's fragility: you have to be a little slow about unfolding the lanterns the first time, and be careful not to cause any punctures when putting in the metal support square that keep each lantern open. After they've been opened, they're fairly sturdy.These will definitely be perfect for the big day!
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I got these and while they're beautiful and a good quality, they use bulbs. I guess I didn't read well enough before I placed my order. Still trying to figure out how to use those artificial candles in them. Great idea if you've got the lighting though!
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To-day we held the first mid-week run for our Club. Attending were Garry & Fay Brock (MGB GT), Garry Beaton & Molly (Sprite Mk3a), Miles & Bev Jackson ( Sprite Mk2a) and ourselves in our Bug-Eye. Two couples had to cancel, so it was a small group. Our President joined us for lunch. The weather was not great, but we managed to dodge the worst of it.
The run started at Hazelwood Park winding it's way through the hills to the Mount Torrens Hotel. On the way we stopped at Johnsons Cordial Factory at Balhannah for morning tea and cordial tasting. While there a huge down pour occurred, but we missed driving through it.The route we took was not direct, but we used some great roads which were mostly deserted. No motor bikes, no cycles.
While the attendance was small I feel we should persist with the concept of the mid-week run, as all agreed it was a good idea. The Hotel great and we had all to ourselves. So when we do it next time please try it out.
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CANCELLED! Club Run – May 19th Northern Run
May appears to be a very busy moth for Sprite Club Members, so with very little interest being shown in the 19th May Northern Run (2 persons) the Run has now been cancelled .
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Some members of the club are attending the Moonta Cornish Festival on 24th – 26th May and are having dinner at the Seagate Bistro 171 Bay Road, Moonta at 7p.m Saturday 25th. If you are coming up individually and would like to join us will you please phone the Bistro yourself on 88253270 and add your name to the list. The booking is under the Sprite Club.
Mid-week Run wed May 15th
The start now is 10:15am for a 10:30am start. Start is at the Hazelwood Park on the Cnr of Howard Tce and Davenport Tce.
The following have indicated by email then intention of attending. Russell & Judy Schmar (pending repairs to their springs) Garry and Molly Beaton, Chris & Tina Brine, Miles & Bev Jackson, David & Di Low and Kevin Caire for lunch. If your name is not listed, but you wish to go could you please email to email@example.com your numbers.
David Low
Fishing Charter – Moonta
If you are interested in going on a charter boat to do some fishing on the weekend of the Kernewek Lowender, please book with Peter Dineen on 0418823546.
Drinks and food are not included.
Fishing, old cars, and sea water…..a weekend doesn't get much dirtier than that – does it?
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Polo shirts $35
Hoodies with zip $40
Caps $25
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Club Run – May 19th Northern Run
New Club Merchandise
Luther has proposed that we update some of our current merchandise. This will include new polo shirts, caps and hoodies (or crew necks?). The proposed colours are detailed below with the standard Sprite Club logo embroidered on them. The cost for the polo will be $40 and if possible we would like to take orders and deposits at the next general meeting (wine and cheese night!).
Mid-Week Run May 15th
We are trying a new concept : The Mid-Week Run. The club now has a growing group of retired people, so here is a chance to enjoy your Spridget mid week. There are certain advantages, such as no "Sunday drivers", less motorbikes on the hills, less crowds at the eating venues, and plenty of discounts on meals for seniors.
So if you are going please reply NOW to email@example.com so numbers can be passed on to the lunch venue. Also get your Club points up further.
See you at the start : Hazelwood Park, Cnr Howard Tce & Davenport Tce. Time 10:00am for a 10:15am start.
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TOWAMENCIN All it takes to brighten somebodys day is 15 to 30 minutes.
Thats about how long each class at Inglewood Elementary School spent in the school auditorium Monday participating in a Helping Hands event.
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Its better than grammar, said classmate Sarah Ahmad, relishing a break in the routine of the school day.
This is the fourth or fifth time in the last 10-year period that the school has had a Helping Hands day, said volunteer Laurie Harkins.
The student council runs this, she said.
Students took turns assembling treat bags for Manna on Main Street to distribute to the after school program at the North Penn Valley Boys & Girls Club, Cookies for Courage appreciation bags for the townships police officers and firefighters, as well as treat bags for residents at Schwenckfeld Manor, which is across Allentown Road from the school.
Kim Wreath, Inglewoods volunteer Helping Hands coordinator, was hesitant to estimate how many treat bags she thought would be completed that day, but thought that 70 bags for Schwenckfeld Manor residents which included puzzle books sounded like the right amount.
Were grateful that the principal lets us do it, said volunteer Luanne Seipt. Service is an important part of education.
Harkins coached groups of students as they made cards for the bags. She encouraged them to be creative, reminded them to sign their first names and to refrain from writing Happy Easter greetings since it will be after Easter when the bags are delivered.
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Picture if you will the 1986 edition of the Tour de Suisse. The young rider that would go on to win the race – and do so again the following year – was Andy Hampsten. As important as the win was for the young American rider, it was what he pedalled on that held wider significance for the sport. The previous year, in 1985, a French ski apparel company by the name of LOOK had released a new product on to the cycling market. It was one that would help change cycling forever. By using technology developed for their ski bindings they created a new kind of cycling pedal, one that was far easier to operate than the existing clip and strap counterparts. Crucially for Hampsten, this new 'pédales automatiques' would, within a year of it appearing, ultimately save him crashing out of the Tour de Suisse.
I raced with La Vie Claire in '86, on Look pedals and shoes. This was after racing in clips and I loved the new style. Better power with LOOK pedals and my feet had (and still do have) bone spurs from toe clips.
They were faster than clips and straps. Saved my ass in one race, too. I was leading the Tour de Suisse in '86 and followed an attack over a hill crest. The small group was just ahead of me but a couple of tight corners out of sight. No big deal but what racers have to keep in mind is that the Tour de Suisse is the most dangerous race on the calendar. Very few marshalls and no organized warnings about hazards.
I came into a blind right-hand fast and saw that it tightened sharply – too late to get through it gracefully. One of the riders ahead of me had gone over the left-side guard rail. I leaned as hard as I could but was running out of road. So I flicked my right foot out and did a three-point skid turn until the road straightened. Then I chased back on. Behind me I heard a crash; I felt bad because the only rider near me when I hit that corner was Sean Kelly. He got up alright, and was far enough behind me that I didn't interfere with his line, but I only stayed on the road because I was able to release my foot quickly.
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1818 – German inventor Karl von Drais creates the Laufmaschine or 'running machine'.
1862 – The first velocipede appears, incorporating treadles or foot levers
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1872 – Bicycle racers swap boots for lightweight leather running shoes.
1889 – The high-wheeler (penny farthing) is superseded by the 'safety bicycle' with a chain drive turning the rear wheel via a crank and pedals.
1891 – The first clipless and magnetic pedals appear with shoe plates and/or slotted cleats, with fittings attached or built in to the sole.
1895 – Toe clips and straps become ubiquitous amongst cycle racers
1903 – The first Tour de France takes place
1970 – The Cinelli m71 pedals appear on the market.
1982/3 – Sidi, Diadora and Adidas introduce Velcro fastenings for cycling shoes
1985 – French ski equipment company Look introduce their pédales automatiques or pp65. The first commercially successful clipless pedal.
1986 - Andy Hampsten, racing for La Vie Claire, wins the Tour de Suisse using clipless pedals.
2011 – The first sketches for the Rapha Grand Tour Shoes appear in the Californian desert.
2012 – Rapha and Giro launch the Grand Tour Shoes.
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What's In Your Carry-On with Victoria McGinley
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
I first met Victoria McGinley of vmac & cheese online prior to heading to the ALT Summit in Salt Lake City. I was so excited to connect with another blogger in the bay area. Oh and I absolutely loved the name of her blog. Anyone who knows me, knows of my obsession with mac and cheese.
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3. The other thing? Getting work done. Nothing like having your laptop and wifi at 30,000 feet if you wanna power through that inbox!
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Watch the WVNCC Culinary Arts Video
Culinary Arts Program Director: Marian Grubor This program is designed to provide a certificate of achievement in food preparation with one year of training. It emphasizes basic techniques of food preparation. Hands-on experience in the laboratory classes is included to build a foundation of basic cooking skills and commercial food sanitation skills. Upon completion of the program students are prepared to obtain positions as prep cooks and other entry level kitchen positions in restaurants, fast food establishments, hotels and other food service operations. The certificate program prepares students for a seamless transition to the Culinary Arts, Associate in Applied Science program. Upon completion the student should be able to: • Use and care for equipment normally found in the culinary kitchen The program course requirements are presented in sequence. Part-time students and others who cannot follow this sequence should check course descriptions in the catalog to determine prerequisites and, in addition, should consult their academic advisor regarding the order in which they take courses. Uniforms are required for CART 131, 145, 151, and 159. Fall Semester
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6A Playoff Football: Lemont Runs Over Rival Oak Forest
Lemont is one win away from advancing to the 6A IHSA championship game after its 21-14 victory over rival Oak Forest on Saturday night.
Breaking It Down: Lemont looked like the more dominant team on the Oak Forest Bengals' field during the first half of their matchup. The Bengals were statistically better in almost every category compared to Lemont during the second half of the Saturday evening contest. However, the Indians' 14-6 lead that the team built-up in the first half was too much for Oak Forest to come back. Lemont came away with its second win of the season on its rival's home turf by a score of 21-14. With the wind howling, both teams relied on their ground games heavily throughout the contest. There were a total of 70 running plays called compared to 25 passing attempts. All touchdowns scored in the game were punched in via the ground. Three of them were by …
scott sleeman
10:40 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Give me a break Lemont fans! I have a kid that played 4 yrs of football at OFHS and said your kids are the biggest trash talking team than any other school he has played against. My daughter was leaving that game friday nite, and was walking out with the cheerleaders, and your players were spitting at our cheerleaders in front of your coaches. I dont know about your school, but at OFHS you are …   more ›