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Printer Ejects Blank Page Before Printing Report?
I am using the Printer Object in VB6. When I go to print the report...a blank page is printed before the rest of the report. I simply want to print the report without that blank page. So, in the Procedure that Prints the page headers, I inserted a Printer.NewPage statement as the very first statement in the procedure. Unfortunately, it still prints a blank page. How can I eliminate the blank page printing?
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VB Code:
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sorry for bad english, it is not my main language...
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Using CR 8 I want the page 2 to have blank space at top of the page, but not appear this space my first page. How can I do this?
Your feedback is highly appreciated.
Thank u in advance.
Yours truly,
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Hello to everyone viewing.
I have a printing problem.
My VB6 program has to print a list which comprises of a header, a few labels and the contents of a listview, the code I use is posted below.
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Set a = New clsPrintLV 'Call Print Class module
a.PrintListView ListView1
MsgBox "The current list has been sent to the Printer.", vbInformation, "Print Manager"
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sCorrectPrintText = Mid$(sCorrectPrintText, 1, Len(sCorrectPrintText) - 1)
sCorrectPrintText = sCorrectPrintText & "..."
End If
oPrinter.Print sCorrectPrintText;
End If
.CurrentY = lPrevY
.CurrentY = .CurrentY + oListItem.Height
If .CurrentY > MaxY Then
Call PrintHeader(lvListview, oPrinter)
.CurrentY = .CurrentY + .TextHeight(" ") + (.TextHeight(" ") / 2)
End If
End With
oPrinter.Print ""
oPrinter.Print ""
oPrinter.Print ""
oPrinter.CurrentX = 8000
oPrinter.Print "Outstanding Balance : £" & " " & frmOtstngAcc!lblBal.Caption
End Sub
Public Sub PrintHeader(lvListview As ListView, oPrinter As Object)
Dim lPrevY As Long
Dim oColumnHeader As ColumnHeader
Dim sCorrectPrintText As String
Page = Page + 1
With oPrinter
'Print Date
.CurrentX = 490
.CurrentY = 2500
oPrinter.Print "Date : " & frmOtstngAcc!lblDate2.Caption
'Print Page number
.CurrentX = 10100
.CurrentY = 2500
oPrinter.Print "Page : " + Str(Page)
'Print Insurance Company
.CurrentX = 490
.CurrentY = 3000
oPrinter.Print "Company : " & frmOtstngAcc!cboInsCo.Text
'Print label Outstanding Accounts
.CurrentX = 4500
.CurrentY = 3500
.FontUnderline = True
oPrinter.Print "OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS"
.FontUnderline = False
For Each oColumnHeader In lvListview.ColumnHeaders
If oColumnHeader.Width > 60 Then
lPrevY = 4000 'sets print distance from top
Select Case oColumnHeader.Alignment
Case lvwColumnLeft
.CurrentY = 4000 ''sets print distance from top for 1st column header
.CurrentX = mlFromX + oColumnHeader.Left + 550 'sets print distance from left for 1st column header
Case lvwColumnRight
.CurrentX = mlFromX + oColumnHeader.Left + oColumnHeader.Width - .TextWidth(oColumnHeader.Text) - 120
Case lvwColumnCenter
.CurrentX = mlFromX + oColumnHeader.Left + ((oColumnHeader.Width - .TextWidth(oColumnHeader.Text)) / 2) + 900
End Select 'sets print distance from left for Date column
If oColumnHeader.Width > 15 Then
sCorrectPrintText = Trim$(oColumnHeader.Text)
If sCorrectPrintText <> "" Then
If .TextWidth(sCorrectPrintText) > oColumnHeader.Width - 120 Then
Do Until Not .TextWidth(sCorrectPrintText & "...") > (oColumnHeader.Width - 120) Or (sCorrectPrintText = "")
sCorrectPrintText = Mid$(sCorrectPrintText, 1, Len(sCorrectPrintText) - 1)
sCorrectPrintText = sCorrectPrintText & "..."
End If
oPrinter.Print sCorrectPrintText;
End If
End If
.CurrentY = lPrevY
End If
'Print Line
Printer.DrawWidth = 8
oPrinter.Line (250, 4275)-(11200, 4275)
End With
End Sub
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How To Make A Button Open A Blank IE Page?
When I click the button.IE will open a blank page.How to do that in VB?Thanks a lot.
ActiveReport Prints An Additional Blank Page
Hi all,
I have an ActiveReport that should print only 1 page; after I realigned some controls - pulled them up higher - the report prints now a blank page between 2 reports. I tried putting the controls back where they were, the printing issue still there. When I print 2 reports, between the two I have a blank.
I've attached a snapshot of the "details" object's properties.
I have canGrow = false; shouldn't this prevent the report from growing vertically?
Printing Blank Problem
I'm trying to print the contents of picGraph (a picturebox which has a hDC -- I've drawn on this DC with Bitblt) . I'm using the following code to print:
Call Printer.PaintPicture(picGraph.Image, 0&, 0&)
However, it doesn't print the contents of the picturebox -- just a blank grey area. Any ideas? Should I be using something else but picGraph.Image? Thanks.
URGENT: Data Report (Page Header On Each Page)
I am using Data Report (why?!!) to print a bill. It contains the company name and other information such as date and total amount etc.
I am doing this by coding only. NO DATA ENVIRONMENT (!).
I have put a lable on the Page header and I am displaying the company name in that lable. It prints perfactly on the first page of the bill. But it does not appear on the second page of the bill. Instead it displays the remaining items of the bill from the beginning.
I want to print company name on each page of the bill. this is shown in the image.
Is there a way to get the out put like this?
Please help me. Its urgent.
Thank a ton in advance.
Setting Printer In Draft Mode For DOS Printing Speed && Output As DOS Printing
I want to print in Draft Mode with DOS Printing Speed using DataReport Designer. Anybody can help me How to set dot matrix printer in Draft Mode i.e., speed of printing must be same as DOS Printing Speed.
I am using Code:Printer.PrintQuality = vbPRPQDraft but this code is applicable for resolution quality and printing time is taking same as printing from Windows environment and I need output same as DOS Printing
Is there any special codes, functions or printer properties to be adopted for DOS Printing Speed. I appreciate if anybody can help me for giving me a sample project.
My email is : firstname.lastname@example.com
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Printing To Zebra Printer With ZPL Or Printer Object
I know that this question isn't all VB, but I tried to get some info in the barcode forum, but there isn't any traffic there so I thought I could try here.
For the past 10 or 15 years we have used two Zebra label printers hooked up to a computer via serial port and have sent ZPL to it. We decided to upgrade to newer Zebra printers with network cards so we can print images on the labels, which they have pretty much done what I planned, but I am running into some complications.
With the new printers I used VB6's printer object and set X and Y coordinates to print my text and bar codes on the labels just like I do with many other documents that I send to HP LaserJets. I am not going to get into the issues that I am having, because I don't think it is relevant (but if you think so I will post it).
My main question is everything I read says to write the txt file and send ZPL to the printer. Why is this used instead of VB6's printer object? I have about 80 users that send print jobs to these printers and wondered if creating a ZPL file was a better way of printing. And, if writing a ZPL text file, where would be a proper place to save the file before it is sent to the printer.
Any input or experience would be greatly appreciated, I am going crazy with this!
RESOLVED: Blank Pages When Printing Flexgrid
Found a solution. Deleted msfTemp and created copy of Grid1 named msfTemp. Worked fine.
I found some great code to help me with the printing of flexgrids, which I incorporated in a user object I am working on in a subroutine:
VB Code:
Dim msfGrid As MSFlexGrid Dim c, r, p, iRowsPerPage, iPages As Integer Dim toprow, bottomrow, x As Integer Set msfGrid = Grid1 iRowsPerPage = 55 'number of rows per page msfTemp.Clear msfTemp.FixedCols = 0 msfTemp.FixedRows = 1 msfTemp.Cols = msfGrid.Cols msfTemp.Rows = iRowsPerPage msfTemp.FormatString = Grid1.FormatString If msfGrid.Rows Mod iRowsPerPage = 0 Then iPages = msfGrid.Rows / iRowsPerPage Else iPages = msfGrid.Rows / iRowsPerPage + 1 End If For c = 0 To msfGrid.Cols - 1 msfTemp.ColWidth(c) = msfGrid.ColWidth(c) Next c msfTemp.Width = Printer.Width If msfGrid.Rows < iRowsPerPage Then bottomrow = msfGrid.Rows Else bottomrow = iRowsPerPage - 1 End If toprow = 1 For p = 1 To iPages 'Headers For c = 0 To msfGrid.Cols - 1 msfTemp.TextMatrix(0, c) = msfGrid.TextMatrix(0, c) Next c ' r = r + 1 'End If x = 1 For r = toprow To bottomrow For c = 0 To msfGrid.Cols - 1 msfTemp.TextMatrix(x, c) = _ msfGrid.TextMatrix(r, c) Next c x = x + 1 Next r Printer.PaintPicture msfTemp.Picture, 100, 100 Printer.NewPage toprow = bottomrow + 1 bottomrow = toprow + iRowsPerPage - 2 If msfGrid.Rows < bottomrow Then _ bottomrow = msfGrid.Rows - 1 Next p Printer.EndDoc Set msfGrid = Nothing
I get blank pages trying to print from msfTemp. If is a flexgrid that I have placed behind Grid1 (which is my main grid).
If I print from Grid1, I get at least something, but I am trying to format for a specific number of lines on the page.
I am a relative newbie, and any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Blank Report
I m developing a VB application with crystal reports 8.5 (RDC).
When the report is displayed in the CRViewer control in a form, I set the windowstate of the form to minimized. When the user clicks on the form in the task bar, the form is maximized but the report in CRViewer is blank, if user clicks on the restore button on the form, the report is displayed properly.
I checked with the refresh option, but that did not help.
Urgent solution is required.
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How to get a Twitter Snob to Pay AttentionMonday, July 27th, 2009
A few months ago, I hinted that Twitter snobs won't follow you for certain reasons – and can you really blame them, what with all of the spammers out there these days. So here are some tips and tricks for getting those industry leaders, Twitter gods and goddesses, and self-proclaimed snobs to follow you. (And, for the record, a lot of them have a strict "no following" policy.)
The Basics (or getting someone to at least consider following you)
- Build out your profile. I can't say it enough..I refuse to follow people who are still O_o, with no name, and no bio. (Oh, and if your website is one that has a video below a 72 font "I make $3,939 a day and here's how; don't expect a follow by me.)
- Please don't wink at me. I don't know if this is a trend, but lately I've been seeing animated gif avatars. One in particular winked, another danced around in an awkward robotic way. All I need is a picture of your pretty smile. Leave it at that.
- Don't have more following than followers. At least exponentially. It's something people look at when they get the "so-and-so is following you" email. If you're following 1,328 and 4 are following you back…then I'm sorry, but I'm not going to follow you either. Which brings us to..
- Don't sign up for those bogus following sites. Sometimes I'll see people tweet tools to "Get 400 followers a day". Don't do it…that's not how you should be using Twitter. You should slowly (and organically) gain a following.
The hard part: Keeping followers
- Please…for all that is holy…DO NOT send me an auto DM. I think I've seen one or maybe two people pull off a witty auto DM. Other than that, directing me to your bogus article about making $3,939 per day will result in an auto unfollow.
- Engage your following. Twitter is a social networking tool – it should be used as such. So, make sure you reply, DM, and Retweet often – especially to someone you may have followed but isn't following you. Obvious self promotion is a sure fire way to get unfollowed.
- Don't overwhelm your followers. I put this question out to the Twitter community, and one response I'd forgotten was the obnoxious-every-five-minute-tweeter. Yeah, don't do that.
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Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931), original Swedish name Axel Gallén until 1907, is one of Finland's most important artists. From the very beginning of his career he captivated the attention of the art world with his naturalistic, unromanticized renderings of ordinary people. Later, his great works on subjects from Finland's national epic the Kalevala made him the supreme interpreter of Finnish character as expressed in myth and the leading exponent of nationalist feeling in painting.
Axel Gallén grew up in a Swedish-speaking family in Tyrvää in Finland. He trained in the drawing school of the Finnish Arts Society until 1884 and privately with Adolf von Becker and Albert Edelfelt. From 1884 to 1889 he lived in Paris, where he studied at the Académie Julian and made his debut at the Salon in 1886. In Paris he worked in a realist manner, influenced by the Scandinavian naturalists and Jules Bastien-Lepage.
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Per-seat, on-demand very light jet (VLJ) air-taxi firm DayJet last Friday filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy (liquidation), just four days after company founder Ed Iacobucci expressed doubt at a VLJ air-taxi conference that the Boca Raton, Fla.-based charter operator would be resurrected.
The state of the assets of bankrupt Silver State Helicopters is providing clues about how the troubled company was run before its shutdown and Chapter 7 (liquidation) bankruptcy filing in February. At the time of its closing, Silver State was the largest civilian helicopter school in the U.S., with 2,400 students and more than 700 employees distributed among 33 locations.
Organizationally troubled Sentient Flight Group will be undergoing a restructuring, only a few weeks after the Weymouth, Mass.-based charter operator and management firm announced that company chairman Gregory Campbell would be replacing Steve Hankin as CEO.
Englewood, Colo.-based Aviation Technology Group filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in May to liquidate its assets. The company, which had been developing the two-seat Javelin and a military trainer version of the twinjet, suspended development of the VLJ program in late December since it wasn't able to secure the needed additional funding. ATG laid off about 100 employees at that time.
Englewood, Colo.-based would-be very light jet manufacturer Aviation Technology Group recently filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy to liquidate its assets. The company, which had been developing the two-seat Javelin and a military trainer version of the twinjet, suspended development of the VLJ program in late December since it wasn't able to secure the needed additional funding.
Czech bankruptcy administrator Zlatava Davidova has awarded the assets of bankrupt Let Kunovice to Czech lightplane manufacturer Moravan Otrokovice, ostensibly ending a complicated tender process for the sale of the former Ayres Corp. subsidiary. Moravan, which plans to retain the Let name, expects to continue production of the 19-seat Let L-410 and its Westernized sibling, the L-420, as well as to pursue a number of new projects.
Tyler Jet Aircraft Sales, hit hard by the downturn in the economy last year and the aftermath of September 11, is expected to emerge from reorganizing under Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings within the next 60 days, according to v-p and general manager Orville Winover. Tyler Jet Aircraft Sales was forced into Chapter 7 in February, but in March the bankruptcy court granted Tyler's motion to put the case under Chapter 11.
A bankruptcy court judge in the Czech Republic last month granted bankruptcy petitions filed by several creditors against Moravan Airplanes and Libor Soska, CEO of LZ Aircraft Works, the company formed by the merger of Moravan and Let Kunovice. The judge then declared Soska involuntarily bankrupt.
VisionAire, now operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy, is focusing its efforts on obtaining additional funding. "We're continuing discussion with several different sources," said a spokesman, "two of which are European investment syndications." In August, VisionAire was forced into Chapter 7 involuntary liquidation by a group of five creditors, including two former members of its board of directors.
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San Jose Sharks forward Tomas Hertl is the next big thing. The 19-year-old scored four — that's right, four — goals in Tuesday night's win over the New York Rangers. One of them was probably one of the sickest goals you will ever see in your life. After the game, the rookie was interviewed by CSN Bay Area while the puck bunnies swooned behind him.
Sorry ladies, the young stud from the Czech Republic is taken. Hertl's girlfriend is the lovely miss Aneta Netolicka. She and Hertl's mother were at the SAP Center in San Jose on Tuesday to watch the youngster's breakout performance:


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We have over 500,000 acres of food producing land and more than 1,500 tenant farmers, and so finding a way to bring produce from our farms to the national market while at the same time pursuing sustainable and environmentally responsible farming practices was a natural step.
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I have a few questions about setting highlines in the Scotland. A couple of friends and I are hoping to look in to setting a highline by the end of this summer IF we can find an appropriate and more importantly, safe place to set one. I would like to note that I fully understand that bolting is NOT and option and would never consider it (it seems people become suspicious when you mention making a highline). So, now begins the research.
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Yesterday I saw the most adorable video being linked around the Internet. In the clip, an older couple react to the news that their daughter is pregnant, and their reaction is absolutely priceless. Grandma and Grandpa whoop, hug each other, scream, and sob out loud with pure unadulterated joy. I mean, it's one of the sweetest little home videos I think I've ever seen.
While that particular video is 100 percent awesome, there's something about the opposite sort of reaction that has its own charm, too. As you're about to see, some people aren't quite so thrilled to hear that there's going to be a new addition to the family—especially if they're very young, and the baby in question is going to be their new brother or sister.
In this video, a mom is also sharing the happy news that she's pregnant. The only difference is, she's telling her kids instead of her parents. Oh, and the other difference is that instead of reacting with joy, the kids have a GIANT CRAZY MELTDOWN.
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Okay, maybe it's terrible to laugh at this, but it's just so hilarious how it progresses. First the little boy thinks it's a joke, then he completely falls apart, then the sister—who seemed generally fine with the announcement at first—starts crying, and then a tiny toddler comes in and joins the chorus of weeping. Meanwhile, Mom just looks at the camera like WTF did I get myself into, here?
My first son was still pretty little when we told him that another baby was on the way, and to be honest, I don't think he fully understood what was going on until we brought his "baby brudda" home from the hospital. I can imagine how the reaction might be different when a kid is older (and when they already have a house full of siblings), but I bet the mom in that video had NO IDEA she was going to capture that sort of Hallmark Moment on video. Talk about a hilarious keepsake, though, right? You know ... assuming the kids eventually warmed up to the idea.
How did your kid(s) react to hearing they were going to have a brother or sister? Were they happy, or not so much?
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That's so funny, all my kids were back to back. Well, more accurately put- backtoback. The first two are 14 months apart, and the middle from the youngest areonly 17 months apart. We never really had to deal with reactions like this, I have asked the kids, and none of them really remember a time without the others. (I write this BTW, on my eldest sons tenth birthday.) The only reaction story I have to tell is the when I was pregnant with our daughter, I would (almost like clockwork) fall asleep on the couch everyday about 3pm. Almost everyday, I would awake 20 minutes later to saltine crackers being shoved in my hanging open from sleep mouth. The reason? Riley, my son, would reasonable argue- the baby needs to be fed, Mom!
My brother and I are only 17 months apart and apparently when they brought him home from the hospital the only interaction I would have with him for the first week was to stand by his bassinet and wave at him and say "Bye baby...bye....Bye baby....bye"
Both those kids need an ass whoopin sounds like mommy and daddy spoiled them so bad that they need to see a damn shrink to get rid of their entitled ass attitude.


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Creating actions by browsing the D-Bus lists all currently running applications. You can browse through them and their functions. This requires a basic understanding of how D-Bus works, but you can use more applications and functions than those in the template list.
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Now that Thanksgiving is over and the big holiday season is coming, it is time for some easy comfort food. Over the years, I have found that if the recipe starts with the disclaimer of "peasant food", it is something I am sure to enjoy. This recipe comes from a set in the September Cooking Light magazine that talked of the "frugal genius" of cooks all over the world. This particular recipe was a nod to the cooks of Italy.
I have made this recipe twice now and both times everyone enjoyed it. My husband and son both requested 2 eggs over their pasta though the original recipe only called for one per person. I toned down the number of onions to make the dish more kid-friendly and fudged on the amount of cheese. I will give the original cheese measurements but feel free to toss in a little more! I have only been able to find traditional kale but you could also substitute Tuscan kale or even Swiss Chard. I do own a poached egg cooker and cannot even start to make a poached egg without one. I will include the directions from the recipe but I think you should ask for an egg cooker for the holidays!
This dish is hearty and warm and we loved the soft boiled egg mixed in with the pasta! Mix the kale in with the pasta on your plate or eat them separately. This is a wonderful winter dish.
Pasta with Kale, Poached Egg, and Breadcrumbs
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Place a 2 ounce piece of whole wheat baguette (I used a whole wheat roll) in a food processor and pulse until you have fine breadcrumbs. You will need about 1 cup. Combine breadcrumbs and 2 teaspoons olive oil on a baking sheet. Bake this for 8 minutes or until the crumbs are toasted, stirring occasionally.
Heat a large skillet over medium high heat. Add 1 teaspoon of olive oil. Add 1 medium onion – chopped to the pan and saute until the onions are golden. Gradually add 14 cups stemmed, coarsely chopped kale to the pan; stirring to wilt the greens after each addition. Stir in 1/2 cup water, 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper, and 4 chopped garlic cloves. Reduce the heat and cook uncovered about 10 – 12 minutes or until the kale is tender. Stir occasionally. Stir in 1/4 teaspoon salt and keep the mixture warm.
Bring a large pot of water to boil. Add 8 ounces of whole wheat spaghetti and cook until al dente. Drain and toss with 2 ounces of grated Romano cheese, 1 tablespoon olive oil and 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper. Keep warm.
Meanwhile, either cook 4 eggs in an egg cooker or bring another pot of water to boil. Crack each egg individually into a small bowl and gently slide the eggs into the boiling water. Cook 3 minutes or just until the egg whites are set.
To serve, place about 3/4 cup of kale in the bottom of 4 shallow bowls. Top each serving with about 1 cup of the pasta mixture, 1 egg, and 1/4 cup of breadcrumbs. Shave extra cheese on top if desired. Serve immediately.
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There isn't a cabinet in Scott's brand new kitchen that isn't a pleasure to explore. While the kitchen is part of a new construction condo, Scott amped up the bells and whistles on his own dime to make it all the more spectacular.
Scott's last home was a house, with ample basement storage and a relatively spacious kitchen. It was a bit too quaint for Scott. His main impetus for selling that house and seeking new shelter was a better kitchen. In exchange for downsizing quite a bit, he updated his kitchen by 65 years! While all the shiny new appliances and clean lines came with the unit, Scott took the liberty of further refinements. He added shelving to every cabinet so as to make use of every inch. He added beautiful recessed halogen lighting in the ceiling and under cabinet lighting over the counter space. Scott even transformed one of the lower cabinets into a pull out drawer to hold his garbage bin.
Basically, it is a lean mean kitchen machine. It's incredibly user friendly. Anyone joining him in the kitchen should have no trouble finding what he or she needs to cook an incredible meal with ease.
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What inspires your kitchen and your cooking?
The design of my kitchen was at the top of my list when I was looking for my current apartment. I wanted excellent quality appliances but also a layout that was easy to both cook and entertain in. While a clean modern look was also high on the list, so was highly functional storage and layout of the cabinets.
My cooking is very much based on the seasons so having a neutral backdrop for 4 distinct season of foods suited my needs best. The best part of my kitchen might be the views of Manhattan….day or night seeing the Chrysler Building just seems both special and unique. I'm an architect and seeing great architecture from my kitchen is inspiring!
What is your favorite kitchen tool or element?
Two things…I love my wood cutting boards — I have large wooden Boos boards (one for meats and a separate for fruits and vegs), and my pots/pans all have glass lids so I can see what's going on!
What's the most memorable meal you've ever cooked in this kitchen?
I've only lived in the apartment a few months and most of the time has been spent setting everything up. My housewarming party was an all day affair with "semi-homemade" treats for the afternoon croquet match and a large family style barbeque for the dinner. I have a wonderful natural gas grill in my garden which I consider to be my "summer kitchen" (but I intend to BBQ year-round). A lot of the meats I prepare are cooked outdoors.
Biggest challenge in your kitchen:
Fitting everything and keeping It accessible so that it is easy to cook. In my prior kitchen, I had a large pantry (but it was in the basement). Now everything is within reach, but sometimes I have to hop on the step ladder to access my high cabinets. When I was working on the kitchen, I would constantly want to see how other people arranged their cabinet contents. Because I often entertain and cook with others, I wanted to have a design that's easy for others to use…it has to make sense.
Biggest indulgence or splurge in the kitchen:
The whole apartment was a splurge…but in the kitchen I looked at a lot of under cabinet lights and the price ranges in the product category are great. I was frightened when I added up all the pieces but in the end I really did get what I paid for. The system has adjustable light levels and is segmented. The installation did the least amount of damage to the installed cabinets. My electrician looked at the first system I brought home and told me it was garbage, he was right and I'm glad I switched it out (I think he nicely refused to install it!).
Is there anything you hope to add or improve in your kitchen
My kitchen was largely fully laid out but I restyled and added a lot more storage and new lighting. There is one area above the refrigerator that could have been made into a cabinet for platters but that space got lost in the details of the upper cabinet design. Someday I'm going to break it open!
Is there anything you hope to add or improve in your kitchen?
I won't mind more storage but I'm out of room….I think just more time to enjoy it and to have people over for dinner more.
How would you describe your cooking style?
Seasonal…I'm going to need to go on a diet soon so it's going to be mostly vegetables and chicken for the next few months.
Best cooking advice or tip you ever received:
Just make/cook, try things. Don't worry about how things go to together. Once you build your "File of Dreams" you will have a base from which to build/explore (and make better combinations). The only way you truly improve your skills is to just cook. Cook things that look good to you or you know you've always wanted to try. Cook things you know you can do better than your favorite restaurant! Also, I love watching America's Test Kitchen. The manner in which they work through a recipe until its perfect is fantastic.
What are you cooking this week?
I shop mostly at Fairway Red Hook and was wondering that same thing last night….I've got holiday parties almost every night this week so unfortunately I won't be cooking much. My family is coming for Christmas so hopefully we can have a meal or two in my new home.
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I love the white ceramic dishes for the dish soap and sponge. Where can I buy that?
LOVE IT! Very jealous and impressed.
Are those Statler&Waldorf salt and pepper shakers?! If so, I must know where you got them. Scott - PLEASE share!
PS - Your kitchen is wonderful. I wish you many happy meals.
This kitchen is amazing.
I love the idea of using those lazy susans. It looks so much more convenient than taking out a bunch of things to get to something in the back.
I really like that simplistic over the door holder for the papertowel, where can I find one of those?
Great kitchen.
Where are the utensil holder's from? I love the simplicity of them.
oh! swoon!
A place for everything! Love it!
Hello everyone this is Scott. Thank you for all the kind comments. To answer your product questions:
-Soap dish next to the sink from Crate and Barrel (3.5" x 7")
-Salt mill and pepper mill from Peugeot (William Sonoma carries)
-Paper towel holder from The Container Store (what did we do before we got this store???).
-White ceramic containers for the kitchen tools from Sur la Table Soho (many size large and small).
Please feel free to send additional questions. I'm so glad you enjoyed my Long Island City kitchen!!
Wow, what a great space. I love this kitchen!
Where did you get the mail holder on the counter?
I am LOVIN that silverware drawer and that wallpaper above the cabinets...We need to see the rest of the apt!! that building seems like a gem...does anyone know who the developer is?
Practical and beautiful! And ohmigosh, you own a copy of "Home Comforts"!!!
I love this kitchen. It is clean, modern and sleek without being cold. I would love to spend a couple of hours just looking at your cabinets. Also, I think it's genius how the top cabinet doors open up, instead of swinging out. And I, too, am a fan of all the white ceramic stuff you have to hold your things. Gorgeous!
Hi again this is Scott. To answers the recent questions:
-the mail holder came from Pottery Barn a few years back but I feel like someone has to make something like this still (or from a second hand store). I liked it so much when I saw I bought an extra one for my office.
-the building is located next to the Pepsi sign in LIC. It opened in 2009, I moved in this year. It was designed by Handel Architects and developed by the brother team of Tom and Fred Elghanayan (TF Cornerstone).
-Jill photographed the rest of the apartment when she visited and I believe she will be running that home tour in January in the apartment therapy section of the site.
Dear Apartment Therapy readers, per your comments above, we have provided additional information on the featured kitchen:
The gourmet-ready kitchens at The View (luxury residential building) boast natural stone countertops, Viking stove and microwave, SubZero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher and a wine refrigerator.
For more information about the building, feel free to visit the building's website www.livingtheview.com
Scott, thank you for giving TF Cornerstone a shout out!
Wow -- this is very close to what I'd consider my dream kitchen. I want to cook here! Great inspriration to keep saving so I can own something instead of being limited in my NYC rental.
Really gorgeous kitchen. And you organize like I do. I swear it makes me smile to see such beautifully put together items from top to bottom. Wonderful attention to detail. Thanks for sharing the beauty of your place.
Scott, your home is amazing. I imagine that it must be wonderful to cook in your kitchen with so many excellent tools organized so beautifully. Can't wait for the house tour.
Scott, I'm completely in love with your kitchen! Very inspirational. Made me wish I still lived in NY.
I was wondering where the flatware is from? The design is absolutely gorgeous.
Hi RedLynx this is Scott,
Thank you for your kind words...move back to NYC!
The flatware was from William Sonoma. I just looked to see if they still have it and they don't. I wish stores would carry items for more than 6 months!
I did see something close to the profile on potterybarn.com. I'm not sure if its the same but it is similar, "Savant Flatware" (and its on sale!).
yes, Yes, YES!!
Thank you, Scott!
I agree, 6 months is not nearly enough time! I checked out the Savant Flatware, and it does look very similar. Thank you for passing that tip along!
Re: NY, I think about moving back all the time, and just as often change my mind. Indecision should be right up there with the deadly sins ;-)
Look forward to seeing the full house tour!
Gorgeous style and pristine organization! I love the oriental runner in the kitchen - it just adds that last touch of wow.
I'm inspired by your organization! Beautiful kitchen! I love the book shelves especially.
I've been looking for dishes similar to your white stoneware (?) for months. (The ones in your cabinet. They seem to have a swirl). Where did you get them?
Wow! I am so impressed and inspired. My husband and I have an 1870's row house (in LIC) with great northern light and space in the kitchen, but we need an overhaul desperately. I am especially impressed by how you incorporated a great sense of organization and welcoming style.
That is one GORGEOUS kitchen! Love the idea of the bookshelf.
Gorgeous kitchen, Scott! Your attention to detail is superb. I love how you went for sleek, clean, and streamlined, yet added personal touches with your collectibles. One detail I noted and especially loved - you had dishcloths, napkins, etc. accessible EVERYWHERE! That is a sign of a true chef - congratulations!!!
Love your kitchen & style! Clean lines with personal touches & character in every detail. Love the wallpaper!!! I've seen that wallpaper before in Dwell & in other modern homes but can't find it or any info on it's designer/manufacturer. Help! Do you happen to know? Thanks :)
Hi Lori,
Sorry for the delay in seeing your commment...the wall paper is from Cole & Son. You can order it from Janovic NYC.
Beautiful and well organized kitchen, Scott! I love how you find room for each little items...and they are so perfectly fit into places. Is it possible to share with us where to find the round plate/saucer which display jars and sauces in your kitchen cabinet?
Having to dig into the cabinet just look for a peanut butter is a nightmare.... Thank you! ^^


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Hello readers! My name is Megan and I'll be taking you on a virtual tour of Sarasota Memorial and discovering all of the fascinating treatments and services the hospital offers. Today, I sat down with Annie Thornhill, manager of heart and vascular services and non-invasive cardiology, to talk about the cardiac screenings we offer the community.
You can feel your heart beating, but for most of us, if you haven't been diagnosed with anything, that's the extent of thinking about heart health. When it comes to cardiac disease, the sooner you act the better. That's why Sarasota Memorial offers screenings to the community.
We offer a free cardiac risk assessment tool online, as well as a $30 comprehensive heart screening. The screening is a series of non-invasive tests that provide an efficient, cost-effective way to assess your current cardiovascular health. Tests include total cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), lipid profile (including LDL, bad cholesterol), triglycerides, blood sugar, lifestyle activity & exercise assessment, and weight & body mass index. Screenings occur every Wednesday the Heart and Vascular Services Building, on the main hospital campus by appointment only. This session includes results and counseling with our registered nurse certified in cardiac care. To make an appointment for the comprehensive heart screening, call 941.917.8889.
Sarasota Memorial also offers a calcium heart scan that is a CT coronary artery scan (heart blood vessels) that measures the amount of hardened fatty deposits, or plaque, inside your heart's arteries. The scan is painless and takes 30 minutes and, depending on your insurance, the test may be covered partially or fully by insurance plan. To schedule a screening, call 941.917.7322.
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Sarasota Memorial has five anticoagulation clinics in the area. The clinics are an outpatient medical facility that helps patients safely manage their anticoagulation medications, including Warfarin sodium, Coumadin and Jantoven, and increase the amount of time their blood tests (INR) remain in the appropriate range. Patients who are managed by an anticoagulation clinic experience fewer incidences of bleeding and harmful clot formations, as well as fewer hospital visits resulting from these complications.
Our team manages multiple conditions that require the use of short-term or long-term anticoagulants – including those with atrial fibrillation, mechanical heart valves, or those who have had deep vein thrombosis, a pulmonary embolism or other forms of blood clots. We welcome patients at any stage of anticoagulation therapy. Any patients interested in receiving treatment from the clinic must have a referral and visit their primary physician at least once a year. Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance cover some or all of our services. People who are uninsured or experiencing financial difficulties may be eligible for free or discounted care.
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Sarasota Memorial Institute for Advanced Medicine 5880 Rand Blvd. (off Clark Road near I-75): 917-8230
Hours: Tuesday – Friday 8:30am – 4pm
Sarasota Memorial Health Care Center at Blackburn Point 929 S. Tamiami Trail, Osprey: 917-3418
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Sarasota Memorial Health Care Center at Heritage Harbour 1040 River Heritage Blvd., Bradenton: 917-8128
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To finish out Heart Month, I sat down with Kelly Munch, manager of Ambulatory Services at the Institute for Advanced Medicine, and Meredith Cleveland, team leader of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation at the Institute for Advanced Medicine, to discuss our Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation program and our plans to expand the service to North Port.
As we kiss Valentine's Day and National Heart Month goodbye, there are still a few days left in February to take heart once more. And with heart disease topping the list as the number one killer of men and women in America, it should continue as a priority topic of health conversations. In today's fast-paced, […]
Hello readers! My name is Megan and I'll be taking you on a virtual tour of Sarasota Memorial and discovering all of the fascinating treatments and services the hospital offers. Today, I sat down with David Patterson, executive director of Heart & Vascular Services & Business Development, to talk about the incredible capabilities we have […]
02.23.2012 | Campus Improvements
As seen in these photos taken from both the roof and ground level, the courtyard of the new patient care tower is quickly taking shape. Trees, a variety of plantings, winding walkways, seating areas and water features will create a peaceful and relaxing environment for patients, visitors and hospital staff. Also, it's time to say […]
State leaders are proposing hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts to the health care program that provides essential health care to children, families, the elderly and disabled. These cuts will impact all Floridians, threatening jobs and vital hospital services that protect our most vulnerable citizens. Click here to learn more and to contact your […]
Most babies are ready to begin eating solid foods as a complement to breast-feeding or formula-feeding between ages 4 months and 6 months. If you're not sure whether your baby is ready, ask yourself these questions: • Can your baby hold his or her head in a steady, upright position? • Can your baby sit […]
Hello readers! My name is Megan and I'll be taking you on a virtual tour of Sarasota Memorial and discovering all of the fascinating treatments and services the hospital offers. Today, I sat down with Deb Bohanon, director of Radiology Services, to talk about a technology that makes life a little easier for staff and […]
Over the years there have been opposing opinions about "anger."We do know that it is a primary, natural emotion, a predictable response to something that provokes us. It goes back to the guy in the next cave trying to steal the wooly mammoth you just brought home for dinner. Anger can be constructive or destructive, […]
Work has begun on the new site retaining wall that will run along the east side of the hospital – along U.S. 41 – from the Emergency Care Center and around the temporary flag pole.
02.07.2012 | New Moms & Dads
When more calories are consumed than are used up a child becomes overweight. At your children's regular health check-ups, their height and weight are recorded on "percentile" charts. Have your health professional explain the charts to you and review your child's progress. What are the consequences of childhood obesity? • Childhood obesity can have a harmful […]
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Posts Tagged 'mobiles'
Cell Phones
The Final Flash 10.1 Android Player Is Here
Adobe announced today that its final release of Flash 10.1 for Android is now available via the Android Marketplace for phones running Android 2.2 'Froyo'. This release is a big part of Adobe's strategy for getting Flash to mob...
Cell Phones
Gadget Leak: Samsung M7600 Phone With Bang & Olufsen Amplifier
And the leaks this week just keep on flowing. What we've got here is the Samsung M7600. Putting aside its unremarkable UI, the handset, which bears a very close resemblance to the Helio Ocean, includes a 2.8-inch AMOLED, touc...
Cell Phones
Toshiba Unveils The TG01, A 9.9mm Thick, 4.1-inch Touchscreen Phone (video)
Toshiba, yes the same company that is best known for laptops and TVs, has officially launched the TG01, a 4.1-inch touchscreen phone. Under the hood is a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which is said to be one of the faster cell p...