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If you live in a small apartment, you know that space is key, especially in the kitchen. When every last inch counts, these five collapsible kitchen and cooking products become essential space-savers.
1 Chef'n Trendy Colors Pinch-and-Pour Measuring Cups and Spoons Set, $19.95 from Sur La Table
2 Rosle 9.5" Collapsible Colander, $34 from Amazon
3 Progressive Collapsible Over-the-Sink Dish Drainer, $19.95 from Amazon
4 Linden Sweden Baker's 4-Tier Collapsible Metal Cooling Rack, $19.95 from Amazon
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Does anyone have that 4 tier cooling rack? I've had my eye on it but I'm afraid it might not be stable enough. Any reviews?
One word of caution is you're using collapsible things like measuring cups and colanders--make sure you put them in the dish rack in their expanded form, otherwise the water pools in the crevices!
Ok... there's two collapsible strainers here. Why not included a collapsible salad spinner? I never wanted to buy one of them until I found a collapsible one. Now I love it, and I eat salad more often!!
Seriously, I even bought one for my sister!
Has anyone had a problem with these being difficult to wash or developing odors? I've avoided all products like this because I hate silicone (it always tastes like soap to me after the first time you wash it), and I wasn't sure that they would hold up very well... but a collaspsible salad spinner is almost too good to pass up.
While we don't live in an apartment, we do have a small house and our kitchen is pretty small. I feel like the collapsible funnels and colanders are probably good, but I would also recommend both nesting mixing bowls and stackable plates and glasses like they have at places like Crate and Barrel. Stuff that fits INTO other stuff is a space-saver in cramped or non-traditionally shaped cupboards.
I have the cooling rack and wish I had 2 more! It is super stable and the second and top can be lifted to stack taller items, although I've not made something that tall. It makes Christmas cookie baking a breeze, I have 12 cookie sheets (most inherited from my grandmother) so three would hold all the sheets.
Thanks, SARAHJ!
I also have the collapsible funnel that Foodlovah ues, and it is AWESOME, because normal funnels are so awkward to cram into a drawer and I end up breaking half of them as a result. I found mine for a little cheaper than Amazon's price here (www.organizeit.com/progressive-collapsible-funnel-mini.asp). It might end up being closer cost with shipping factored in, I guess, but since I shop in person at their Michigan store, that is soooo not a problem for me. :D
first, thanks for the link to the dish rack. i found two other things that will be great for me and for gifts in the progressive line. storing my dishrack is a problem, so it's always on my tiny counter.
second, collapsible silicone measuring cups are great for the visually impaired. as my mom went blind i noticed her utensils turning up melted from being left too near the stove. these can withstand a boatload of heat and the embossed numbers are big enough for many legally blind people to read and for anyone to feel - provided they haven't lost sensation in the fingertips.
DON'T get the Joseph Joseph grater. I have it and it stinks-- while they show it fully "popped out" standing by itself when unfolded, it doesn't have any locking mechanism that keeps it open when it is unfolded, so you have to keep it open with your hand or by squeezing the open part. It grates fine, but that is a major annoyance. I love the brand and have a lot of kitchen utensils by them that I love but you're way better off getting a small and a large hole size flat Microplane (which is what I replaced it with)-- they take up a similar amount of space for less hassle when using.
I LOVE the rack. I have one and need a few more myself as well. Highly recommend it.
SarahJ - This is completely off the subject & sounds creepy but I followed you from a post regarding quick puff pastry. I would like to make my own & I saw your recipe for it & just had a few questions about it. I'm not sure how to leave you a private message on here.
I have 2 of them, I really like them. I can be baking several things at a time, and have enough space for cooling. They are very stable, I have put 4-15x18 inch baking sheets
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Answer: A Cochrane review of antenatal cardiotocography for fetal assessment (1) found no clear evidence that antenatal CTG improves perinatal outcome. The review included six studies (involving 2105 women). Overall, the included studies were not of high quality, and only two had both adequate randomisation sequence generation and allocation concealment. All studies that were able to be included enrolled only women at increased risk of complications. There was insufficient data to compare antenatal CTG testing begun on fetus less than 37 completed weeks' gestation versus antenatal CTG testing begun on fetus 37 or more completed weeks' gestation.
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The first statement - taken completely out of context from its original application, as part of Newton's 1st Law of Thermodynamics, in reference to energy usage within a closed mechanical system - has been used to argue for the notion that infinite physical existence is not a logical aberration, and the second statement is an irresponsible colloquialism that's been elevated to axiomatic status and is now used to deny the fact of ramification, progressive development, time, and reality itself as being real.
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"To me there is no greater satisfaction than seeing those I cook for enjoy eating what I have prepared," says Patti Jones from her home in rural Springfield Township, New Jersey. "My sons Christopher, Ryan and Andrew Conover all have their favorites for me to cook or bake for them. I have always made their favorite meals for their birthday dinners. They are all grown up now, but I still enjoy watching them enjoying their favorites.
"I love to bake batches of banana bread, zucchini bread and Applesauce Loaf (see the recipe below) and share them with friends and family. I always bake extras to send home with those that come to Thanksgiving dinner…and there are usually Christmas goodies to share as well.
"To me, cooking is family and time well spent together. How many nice family conversations have been had over dessert? I always tell my friends, when you are cooking you must add the love! That is my cooking mantra and I truly believe that is the most important ingredient. It is definitely my secret ingredient!"
Patti bakes plenty of love into the delicious Carrot Bars she makes for husband Paul. Check out the recipe in the Penzeys Fall catalog.
Patti shares, "I serve this with cream cheese. Enjoy!"
Preheat oven to 350°. Grease and flour a 9x5 loaf pan and set aside. Cream together the butter and sugar until fluffy. Beat in the egg. In a separate bowl, stir together the flour, baking soda, CINNAMON, NUTMEG, CLOVES and salt. Gradually add to the creamed mixture. Beat in the applesauce and VANILLA. Fold in the raisins and walnuts. Pour into the loaf pan and bake at 350° for 60-70 minutes, until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes in the pan and then remove, let cool, slice and serve.Prep. time: 10 minutes
Nutritional Information: Servings 14;
Serving Size 1 slice (64g); Calories 200; Calories from fat 80; Total fat 9g; Cholesterol 30mg; Sodium 240mg; Carbohydrate 29g; Dietary Fiber 1g.


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Checking on the American League at the season's half way mark
6/29/13 in MLB | Eric_ | 7716 respect
AL East
Going into the season, most pundits gave all five teams at least some chance of making the playoffs, but the general consensus is that the Blue Jays and Rays would end the reign of the Yankees and Red Sox. Naturally, Tampa Bay (41-39) and Toronto (39-40) are in 4th and 5th place, while Boston (49-33) leads the division and the Yankees (42-37) have spent most of the season in at least 2nd. The Red Sox look very good so far, leading the AL in runs scored. There are some pitching concerns though, with Clay Buchholz hurt and Jon Lester in a big slump. No one knows if John Lackey can keep pitching as well as he has either. Still, it looks like the 2012 season was just a blip for Boston.
Their rivals the Yankees, however, are trying to do it with smoke and mirrors, and it has stopped working. Mark Teixeria is now out for the year, joining Jeter, Youkilis, Granderson, and the circus that is A-Rod on the shelf. Guys that propped up the lineup early, like Vernon Wells and Travis Hafner, have fallen back to earth, and the result is a pretty bad group outside of Robinson Cano. The Yankees are third worst in the AL in scoring as a result. CC Sabathia isn't having a great year (4.15 ERA), but the pitching so far has been enough to keep the Yankees in it, and barring some big trades, will need to keep doing so.
No, I didn't forget my Orioles (45-36). They sit in second place in the East on the strength of their lineup. Chris Davis has taken the 27 year old breakout season to new heights with a league leading 27 homers, while Manny Machado has made the leap to stardom. The issue is the starting pitching. Chris Tillman and Miguel Gonzalez have been solid, but Jason Hammel has regressed, Wei-Yin Chen has been hurt, and after that it was ugly enough that Freddy Garcia got 10 starts. Unless Kevin Gausman gets through his growing pains quickly, reinforcements aren't there. This has been putting a big workload on a bullpen that is not as good as 2012 (which it inevitably wouldn't be). How will it end up for Baltimore? I have no idea. I've given up trying to predict this team; I'm just enjoying the ride.
The Rays, meanwhile, are still in it, but have problems scoring runs, and haven't gotten what they expected out of their starting pitcher. They need David Price back soon, and they need Evan Longoria's injury from last night not to be serious. Toronto needed an 11 game win streak just to get back in it, but overall it's been a disappointing season. With Jose Reyes coming back and RA Dickey looking better though, they might not be done yet. In a division that had all five teams above .500 until a few days ago, no one is done yet. Expect at least one wild card to come out of this division.
AL Central
Once again, everyone expected the Tigers (43-35) to run away with the division, but once again they haven't. Detroit is only two games ahead of the Indians (42-38) going into Saturday. The Tigers don't lack for star power of course, and most of them are playing like it, particularly Miguel Cabrera and Max Scherzer. Justin Verlander hasn't been what he was the last few years, but that's a hard bar to clear. The main issue for the Tigers is, of course, the bullpen. Jose Valverde is gone for now, but he wasn't the only problem child. We'll see how the Tigers address the pen this month.
Cleveland has been a team of streaks all year, and right now they're back on an upswing, having won 7 of their last 10. Like Baltimore, the Indians have no trouble scoring (4th in AL), led by Carlos Santana and a red hot Jason Kipnis. Michael Bourn and Nick Swisher have also been solid after signing their free agent deals. The problem, however, is pitching. Justin Masterson is their only healthy starter with an ERA+ of 100, and too much of Cleveland's season is dependent on the arms of Ubaldo Jimenez and Scott Kazmir. They're not out of it, but the pitching will probably keep them from shocking the Tigers.
The Royals (37-40) made their offseason moves like this was their year, but it hasn't materialized. James Shields has been good, but the offense hasn't, and it's killing them. Things have improved from their young hitter since George Brett became hitting coach though. The Twins (35-41) are below average in every way, but are starting to develop some front line talent in the minors. Joe Mauer, meanwhile, is still awesome. Finally, the White Sox (32-45) are a disaster offensively, with only Alex Rios and Adam Dunn sporting an OPS+ over 100. The pitching after Chris Sale isn't any great shakes either. If reports are true, everyone but Sale and injured franchise stalwart Paul Konerko are available, which is the right move at this point.
AL West
The conventional wisdom in April was that the AL West was a three team race between the Rangers, Angels, and A's. Two out of three ain't bad. Texas (47-33) and Oakland (47-34) are separated by a half game, and look like they will duel throughout the summer. The loser will probably be a wild card, but as we saw last year with these two teams, the distinction is important. We're used to the Rangers winning with hitting, but it's the pitching that stands out for them this year. It ranks 2nd in the AL in runs allowed (behind only Kansas City of all teams). Yu Darvish is the #1 reason for that, as he leads in the league in strikeouts with an ERA under 3. Derek Holland has proven to be a very good #2 starter, and the bullpen has been one of the best. The offense has been solid, but unspectacular, with few black holes except Elvis Andrus, who's having an awful year with the bat (.242/.298/.283).
Oakland's whole is more than the sum of its parts, but the parts aren't bad either. Breakout years by Josh Donaldson and Jed Lowrie have sparked the offense, making up for a beat up Josh Reddick and a Yoenis Cespedes who has lost the strike zone (.289 OBP). The pitching hasn't been led by Jarrod Parker as expected, but rather A.J. Griffin and the voodoo magic of Bartolo Colon. Like their Texas rivals, the Oakland bullpen has also been excellent. You could argue neither team has the superstar power you need in the playoffs, but both teams are well on their way to at least being in the playoffs, meaning the hard part would be over.
Skipping the Angels for a minute, Seattle (35-45) once again can't score any runs, and once again their young hitting talent has been a disaster. To top off the misery, after King Felix and Hisashi Iwakuma, the pitching is in shambles as well. It's a mess right now. The Astros (30-50) were supposed to be bad and are, but they play hard and right now are on pace for 60-102, which is awful but not historically awful like some predicted.
And now we come to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (37-43). They sit 10 back of Texas, and that's after winning four in a row. After a meh April, Mike Trout has been awesome again, and Albert Pujols is coming around after another slow start. Everyone else (with one exception) is hitting to expectation. Most of the blame for the Angels' struggles has been laid at Josh Hamilton, whose .220/.274/.385 defies even the most pessimistic expectations of his mega deal. As bad as he's been though, it's really the pitching that's been the culprit. Only the Astros have given up more runs in the AL. CJ Wilson hasn't held up his end of his big contract, Jered Weaver got hurt early and hasn't been effective since coming back, and after that, it's been ugly. The Angels have the financial resources to make trades, but not the prospects. They're probably too talented to be completely dead yet, but at 7 ½ back of the second wild card, they need to get hot fast.
Check back tomorrow for a look at the National League at the midway point.


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Hey, I'm glad you like it! She's a wonderful writer. My Secret Santa was spot-on with what he picked for me. What fun!
posted by boltgirl at 5:45 pm (EST) on Dec 31, 2007
You have captured my imagination with your review on "The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop". I will now search high and low for a copy so I too can experience this book. Thank you for the delightful review! Even though we only share five of the same books in our current libraries, I hope you do not mind me adding you to my watch list.
posted by magst at 3:27 am (EST) on May 31, 2007
You are correct, and Buzbee himself said the same. I am not that young, by the way, but thank you for thinking so!
posted by kgs at 5:34 pm (EST) on Dec 9, 2006
I believe your age and, perhaps, professional experience may have led you to make a mistake in the third paragraph of your review of The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop. I have not (yet) read the book, but I feel certain that the "lending libraries" Buzbee is referring to as popular prior to WWII are rental libraries, not public libraries. Certainly any of us who were well into book-devouring in those depressed times would interpret his statement that way; rental libraries were usually our only source. Nearly every town had a few; many merely a corner in the local general store. I frequented one which was just a large box on a caring woman's front porch (always unguarded, unlocked and "open" on the honor system.) Travel a bit on a shun-pike tour through the isolated small towns in the Western US or frozen North and you will find some even today. The philanthropy of Andrew Carnegie changed our bookish world in a great many cities, but by no means everywhere.
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2011-09-07 update:
Updated timeline for the Danish Maritime Helicopter acquisition program.
According to previous published timeline, DALO was to start negotiations with remaining companies at the end of September. Due to a postponement in the decision making process this milestone is moved approximately two months.
DALO now expects to have a decision in place at the end of November and start negotiations in December.
Danish Defence and Logistics Organization (DALO) has received replies from possible candidates for replacement of the Lynx maritime helicopters, currently in service with the Danish Defence.
Three candidates
The three proposals were received on the 28 January as replies to the DALO Request for Proposal (RFP) part 1 issued 30 September 2010. The following contractors have replied with their helicopter proposals:
However, it has not yet been determined whether the received proposals meet the requirements of the RFP part 1 conditions for compliance. A thorough evaluation of the proposals will determine this matter.
The planned acquisition procedure
In accordance with the established acquisition procedure required additional information will be summoned by the issuing of the RFP part 2, which is planned to be issued by the end of February. The deadline for RFP part 2 replies is by the end of May 2011.
The RFT part 2 contains amongst other things clarifying questions to the RFP part 1 replies. Hereafter the final evaluation will take place over the next 3-4 months.


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Tuscaloosa, Ala. • Just as they balance between success and dramatic failure as they work the balance beam, Utah's gymnasts are treading the line between being confident and too complacent as they head into Saturday's NCAA Regional Championship hosted by Alabama.
The ninth-ranked Utes, who are the only team in the country to advance to every NCAA Championship, will be hard-pressed to beat third-ranked and two-time defending national champion Alabama for the regional title.
National rankings
(Based on RQS)
1. Florida 197.84
2. Oklahoma 197.5
3. Alabama 197.415
4. Georgia 197.26
5. Michigan 197.235
8. Nebraska 197.145
9. Utah 197.105
10. Oregon St. 196.9
11. Stanford 196.71
12. Auburn, Minnesota 196.615
14. Penn St. 196.5
15. Denver 196.47
16. Arkansas 196.435
17. Illinois 196.21
18. Arizona 196.09
19. Kentucky 196.06
20. Ohio St. 196.005
21. Boise St. 195.97
22. Washington 195.965
23. Kent St. 195.815
24. Maryland and Central Michigan 195.81
NCAA RegionalsAt Tuscaloosa, Ala.
When » Saturday, 5 p.m. MDT
At stake » The top two teams will advance to the NCAA Championships hosted by UCLA, April 19-21.
Rank and RQS » 3, 197.415
Series vs. Utah » Alabama leads 26-18
Coach » Sarah and David Patterson (35th year)
Rank and RQS » 15, 196.47
Series vs. Utah » Utah, 16-0
Coach » Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart (15th year)
Kent State
Rank and RQS » 23, 195.815
Series vs. Utah » Utah, 4-0
Coach » Bruce Biggin (22nd year)
Rank and RQS » 29, 195.365
Series vs. Utah » Utah, 89-2
Coach » Brad Cattermole (25th year)
Iowa State
Rank and RQS » 34, 195.105
Series vs. Utah » Utah, 6-0
Coach » Jay Ronayne (7th year)
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However, barring some catastrophic failure, the Utes should be good enough to beat the rest of the field and advance to the NCAA Championships, hosted by UCLA, April 19-21.
But what seems like an ideal situation is a bit nerve-wracking for Utah coach Greg Marsden, whose team has flipped between competing like a veteran group and one like the youngsters they are.
"If we can hit four events, we are good enough to move forward," Marsden said. "If we struggle somewhere, somebody else can get us. We have to go and compete."
The Utes found out at the Pac-12 Championships how fast they can fall in the standings when a disappointing rotation on the balance beam dropped them from first to third.
That was a lesson well learned, Kassandra Lopez said.
"We know we can't underestimate any teams," she said. "We've had an up and down season but I see us in practice and I know we can be amazing and we have trained enough to do well. But anybody can be on their game any given night so we can't overlook anyone."
One team that of course would love to get the better of the Utes is BYU. The Cougars lost to Utah 197.125-195.5 on March 1. However, the odds are stacked against the Cougars as they haven't scored above 195.875 this year and haven't qualified for nationals since 2005 when they finished 11th.
"They are our big rival so it should make it fun," sophomore Georgia Dabritz said. "We always want to do well against them."
Their main concern though is Alabama, a team that is a rivalry between the coaches more so than the teams. Utah hasn't competed in Tuscaloosa since finishing fourth in the 2002 NCAAs won by the Tide, but Marsden and Alabama coach Sarah Patterson often find themselves butting heads during coaches meetings.
The personal history will add a little spice to an arena that doesn't really need any added intensity as Coleman Coliseum is legendary for being one of the hardest atmospheres in which to compete.
The Tide haven't lost at home since 2009, winning 34 in a row. Alabama consistently draws nearly as many fans as Utah does and averaged 13,422 this year.
Utah didn't do so well the last time it competed in a similar atmosphere, losing at Georgia 197.65-196.975, but freshman Breanna Hughes said the Utes are prepared.
"We are more than ready for it," she said. "The coaches have tried to prepare us, but we have competed in front of our crowds that are big. We just need to go out and focus on hitting our stuff and we will be OK."
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| Mandy Seaman, M.A., Associate Director
Mandy's responsibilities include strategy, project management, social media, and developing Drury's overall online content strategy, including maintaining style & consistency and site navigation.
Mandy earned a B.S. in Journalism and an M.A. in Communication from Missouri State University.
Chelsea Sears, M.A., Web Editor
Chelsea is responsible for the content of the Drury University website, primarily working with offices and departments to ensure that content is accurate, timely and informative.
|John Dozier, B.A., Web Designer
John oversees the design of the website, as well as design and style of all of Drury's online communications.
John graduated from Drury in 2012 with a B.A. in Design Arts.
|Jordan Mason, B.A., Web Developer
Jordan's responsibilities include overseeing web development, database administration, and systems management.
Jordan, known as "Rue" within the Web Communications office, is from Reeds Spring, Missouri. His favorite sport is basketball, with his favorite team being the Duke Blue Devils.
| Liz Penfold, Student Content Specialist
Liz 's responsibilities include updating content pages and some creation of content found on the Drury website. She also serves as the office scapegoat.
Liz goes by the alias Fred, and is majoring in Marketing and German, and minoring in communication. She enjoys The Lord of the Rings trilogy, the color green, and laughing.
|Taylor Johnson, Student Development Support Specialist
Taylor's responsibilities to Drury Web Communications support web development efforts, including email forms and organizing server files.
Web Communications is also assisted in its mission by numerous Student IT Coordinators placed in the University's various departments. Their work in maintaining each area is invaluable.


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This awesome art installation is "The Daisy Argument" by Natasha Bowdoin. It's free to visit at the VAC on the UT Campus.
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Sniff, sniff, I can barely smell the flowers …. Ahhh, the duel of Batteling Daisies ! I truly enjoy reading your blog posts and seeing new photos of my favorite daughter in law! Keep up the terrific work, I admire the dedication which you show in posting daily recipes, blog-talk and now new photos too.. Hugs, Vall
Amazing location indeed! I love everything about this picture: you look awesome, this outfit is great and the pose, hou la la!
What a cool location! Where do you guys FIND these places?
For not having a fashion blog, you are kind of putting actual fashion blogs to shame with these photos and outfits, lady.
The Sartorialist would be proud! You look like you could stepped right in to a street style blog. Great outfit, location and photography. I feel like a lot of times focus on the clothes means photo composition gets left behind. *claps for you* I'll def. be back to see what other great outfits and shots you get


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Shoe Storage: Open and Closed
This photo from Swedish paint company Alcro reminds us a little of our own hall. We have a line of halfway-organized shoes in our entryway. For a while, we tried to go with a closed shoe cabinet, but the open system has proven more functional for us, even if it's a little messy. If you're on the lookout for shoe storage systems, click below for 10 options from AT: 5 open, 5 closed...
Open Shoe Storage:
• Look! Apartment Therapy and Boot Tray Ideas from TimeOut
• How To: Make a Space-Saving Shoe Rack
• Look! Creative Shoe Storage
• Built-In Landing Strip and Shoe Rack
• Blogging Marie Claire Maison & Northwest Home: Shoe Storage
Closed Shoe Storage:
• DIY Shoe Cabinet from IKEA Hacker
• Kate's Shoe Cabinet Landing Strip
• Shoe Cabinet by BoConcept
• Xavier Pauchard's Classic Cabinet
• Trones Storage System from IKEA
Photo: Alcro
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I loooooooove the built-in open storage! It's perfect for guys like my boyfriend who immediately want to sit down and tear their shoes off and just fling them somewhere. Functional AND a great aesthetic. Love it!
We have dogs who enjoy destroying shoes (oh, don't get me started on all of shoes that they've destroyed), so closed storage was a must. The latest shoe storage from IKEA - the SKÄR- is really nice in person. Slim lines, nice height, and a little shelf area at the top as a mini landing strip or place to show off knickknacks.
I love the wall, too! Does anyone have any idea how to accomplish this look? Since this is a paint company photo, I'm assuming that it's all painted? So the flowers are made with stencils?


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Continental Trestle Table
Item Number: JS2152-B
Clean and elegant this trestle table will complete your dinning room. Perfect for a formal dinner with family at Christmas or a casual night of playing games.
Customize the Continental Trestle table to fit your style by choosing from a variety of stains, paints, and hardwoods.
44"W x 84"H
Table comes with 2 (12") Leaves
Shown in: Bleached Walnut
Top Finish: 411
Base Finish: 412
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Reviews (NX200, EOS C300, etc) and first looks (XS1, GX1, Z5010, etc)
Time to check some of the latest reviews! For lens reviews, as usual, check the Lens Reviews mini-site. For completed camera reviews, check the Reviews stream.
+ on-going Samsung NX200 review at Sound Image Plus (13 parts so far)
+ Canon Cinema EOS C300 review and short film at Nino Film (via Cinema 5D)
+ Panasonic GX1 first impressions at Mu-43 forums
+ Canon 1D X 51-second video-hands-on at PhotoComment
+ Canon Cinema EOS C300 56-second video-hands-on at PhotoComment
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+ Fuji XS1 hands-on at ephotozine
+ Ricoh GRD IV real-world samples at dpreview
+ Fuji X10 hands-on at R. Wong Photo
+ Nikon Coolpix P7100 at PDN Online
+ Panasonic FZ150 at Photonumeric.fr (computer-translated)
+ hands-on with quietly released Kodak Easyshare Z5010 (30x superzoom) at DSLR Magazine (computer-translated)
+ Fuji F600exr at Techradar (may get pop-up ads)
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Manor. Piper enters through the front doors in a tasteful, relatively low-key crimson maternity blouse with a few subtly-embroidered pink floral accents. Well, they're subtle compared to that last atrocious top she was wearing. Thank. God. She took that thing off. Piper strolls into the parlor and shrieks. Not to worry, though -- it's just the Feebs and Raige lounging around the house, giving each other mud masks and painting each other's fingernails. The Weekly Summation follows, during which we discover that Raige is learning to pamper herself, Darryl received his promotion, and Piper has reached the following conclusion regarding her prosthetic device: "If you've got it, flaunt it." Piper then hikes up her shirt and displays said prosthetic device, which looks like a fiberglass birdbath glued to her midriff with a couple of layers of acrylic paint. Phoebe says something stupid and Raige squeals with delight as Piper strikes a heavily-pregnant pose and we fade to black.
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Mid Coast Hospital Announces First Baby of 2012 Born in Brunswick
BRUNSWICK, Maine – Ushering in 2012, Mid Coast Hospital announced today the birth of the first baby of the new year: A girl, Violet Amelia Beardsley born to Joey-Lynne Beardsley and Michael Elias Beardsley of Brunswick, Maine, on January 2, 2012 at 12:07 a.m.
As one of the first of Maine's babies born in Maine this year, Violet will be among the first 2012 babies eligible to receive the $500 Harold Alfond College Challenge grant (Alfond Grant) to start a NextGen College Investing
This fall, Maine scientists launched a groundbreaking carbon reduction program, designed to address greenhouse gas emissions while protecting clean water, creating wildlife habitat and enhancing local communities and economies. Now, in time for the holidays, the Clear Water Carbon Fund has created an option for environmentally conscious shoppers to buy trees for their friends and family.
The Clear Water Carbon Fund's web site allows gift givers to easily "purchase" and plant trees in either Maine or Vermont.
The Clear Water Carbon Fund was developed by the Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences and is planting trees along treeless riverbanks in Maine's Sebago Lake watershed and in Vermont's White River watershed.
This will not be the church craft fair that you went to last year...trying to decide between the wooden geese, doilies and the rayon yarn vests in red and green.
This will be the juried creatives fair of Rockland, where artists, artisans, craftspeople, and foodies can sell their wares to folks who are looking for the perfect gift for friends, family and coworkers. Maybe for themselves, too!
We will be located in the gym of the Lincoln Street Center, 24 Lincoln Street, with over 50 booths!
We are thrilled to have the 2011 show at the historic State Theatre hosted by Myq Kaplan of Last Comic Standing fame. Purchase your tickets and enjoy a night of fine commercial art, good food and even better laughs!
Individual tickets, six or eight top tables available. Hour d'oeuvres are included for both, with drink service at tables only. There will be a cash bar for both.
Purchased tickets can be picked up at the Broderson's gallery at 611 Congress Street before the show.
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AUGUSTA, Maine - Peak foliage color has reached Rangeley, Farmington, Bethel, and the downeast coast, according to the fifth 2011 fall foliage report from the Maine Department of Conservation (MDOC). Maine fall foliage conditions for Oct. 12. Credit: Maine Department of Conservation.Currently, Maine Forest Service and state park rangers are observing peak leaf color, or at least 75 percent color change, in the western lakes and mountains region, covering the towns of Rangeley, Kingfield, Farmington, Rumford and Bethel. Peak color is also being reported along the downeast coast from Bucksport to Eastport and in interior Hancock and Washington counties.
More foliage colors are beginning to show in northern Maine, according to the second 2011 fall foliage report from the Maine Department of Conservation (MDOC). Maine fall foliage conditions for Sept. 21. Credit: Maine Department of Conservation Currently, Maine Forest Service and state park rangers are observing low leaf color, or 10 to 30 percent toward peak, along with very low leaf drop in all of Aroostook County and northern portions of Piscataquis and Somerset counties.
Rangers believe that some sections of Aroostook County will see moderate color, or 30 to 50 percent toward peak, by this weekend. Foliage color and leaf drop in the remainder of the state is very low, or less than 10 percent, according to the report.
"Fall colors are starting to show along mountain ridges in Aroostook County," said Scott Thompson, park ranger at Aroostook State Park near Presque Isle.
The Kennebec Estuary Land Trust's Environmental Educator, Becky Kolak, is directing this free public program during Thursdays in October from 3:30 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. in the Children's Room at the Patten Free Library in Bath for
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October 6th: Estuary Model
Put your water knowledge to the test by building a model of the Kennebec Estuary. What does an estuary need? What habitats are created? Come ready to roll up your sleeves and get your hands wet!
October 13th: Birds of a Feather…
Be introduced to birds of the Kennebec Estuary! Learn how to identify raptors versus waterfowl while getting an up close look at bird skulls and feathers.
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Poor Sid. :'[
Me and Joy went to go visit her and the 3 annoyingettes came too.
I was doing soo good. Sooo good without them.
Everytime I look at Joel, I see my brother. I don't want to hate him... It's just that I do.
Whenever I see Benji... I fall in love over and over again.
Mag... Well, she's just there.
Shes a good friend and all but she opens her mouth too much. Like today for instance.
Sid isn't too bad. A broken bone or two and some bruises and cuts. Nothing dramatic like coma or something along those lines.
I'm not very good at playing hard to get because I think it makes them think that I'm not interrested. Well... I am!
Just because he walked in on me shouted my feelings toward him doesn't mean anything. It just means that he knows. Big deal right? Literally.
I don't like hospitals so I left early, Sid understood. I took Joy home and I went home myself.
I changed into my comfortable p.j.s and got comfortable on the couch to begin reading one of my vampire fantasies novels. I love vampires.
But I love different types of books too and it's really rare to find me reading.
Not 5 minutes after I sat down... The 3 annoyingettes walked in the door laughing and shouting.
I looked up at them sending death glares to shut the fuck up.
Like I said... Reading is rare for me and when I do read, I want to be able to enjoy it. They instantly shut up and went into the kitchen. I heard them talking and it just so happened to be about me.
Oh, how I'm so lucky to be gossiped about.
I just so happen to be thirsty.
Once I entered the kitchen, all the talking slipped into a whisper mode and all eyes were on me.
"So, Kt. What are you doing tomorrow?" A madden said.
"Working." I lied.
"Lier." Maggie goes and opens her mouth again.
"I'm picking up Sid from the hospital and then I'm going to do whatever I want. Better?" Where is this attitude coming from?!
"Geez. Sorry I asked." Benji said.
"Why do you care anyways? You don't even know me." I said calmly.
"I would like to change that." I don't go straight to a date.
"There has to be a heated and intense conversation. Once that step is complete, then you can ask me out."
I said walking back into the living room.
Soon I felt the couch sink alittle. "Can I help you?" I asked Joel who just so happens to be sitting there. I wished it was Benji.
"I don't know how to put this and I don't mean it to be mean as it sounds..." He started.
"Continue." I said not looking up from my book.
"Why are you such a bitch?" He asked me looking in my eyes.
"Sorry." I said, still not looking up.
"No your not." He said. Like he knew.
"Listen. I'm not in the mood. My friend just got into a wreck and I'm trying to enjoy this book before I go to sleep. It's not everyday you find a book in my hands." I said looking at him.
"Whatever. Later." And he walked back into the kitchen.
Somehow I fell asleep on the couch.
I felt myself being lifted an I opened one eye to take a peek at whats going on.
I was in Benji's arms, bridal style being carried to my room. I guess Buzz told him where it was.
He laid me down and pulled the cover to my chin.
"Benji?" I asked still with sleep in my voice.
"Yes?" He said turning around to face me.
"Am I a bitch?" I asked like a little kid.
He came over to me and sat down beside me on the bed.
"You can be. If your talking about my brother, He's trying to be your friend. Maybe you should give him a chance." He suggested.
"When did you want to go out?" I asked.
He just looked at me with shock in his eyes.
"Whenever your free." He said with a smile playing on his lucious lips. I'm free everyday for you, hunny.
"Friday?" I asked. Tonight is Wednesday.
"Great." He smiled again. I did something I wanted to do but I couldn't.
I grabbed his face and brought it down to mine. I gave him a light kiss. Not like a kiss kiss but not like a peck either. It was like in between.
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Stop being so needy. Why can't Moffat ever please you? You got exactly what you wanted. Rose, Martha, and Donna. We saw more of Amy's childhood, found out so much more about the plot, hilarious one liners, River's character grew so much in so little time, and Rory locked Hitler in a fucking cupboard. I don't even know what else you want from him. Be happy.
Now stop acting like that was the worst episode you've ever seen in your entire life, because it was adorable and funny and it had a good cliff hanger, typical Moffat, but it was really good. So stop ripping apart the entire show. I firmly believe that if people keep putting this show down, everyone else will follow suit and it will ruin it for everyone else. Pretty pretty please at least try to enjoy the show.
I know most of you liked it, I mean I can tell by the gifs, but a handful have hated this entire season and have picked every plot line apart until it's nothing. So stoppit.
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President Bush said Monday that the mass shooting at Virginia Tech, the deadliest campus shooting ever in this country, affects every student across the nation.
"Schools should be places of safety, sanctuary and learning," Bush said in reaction to the deaths of more than 30 people on the campus. "When that sanctuary is violated, the impact is felt in every American classroom in every American community."
Bush spoke with Gov. Timothy M. Kaine and Virginia Tech President Charles Steger.
"I told them that Laura and I and many across our nation are praying for the victims and all the members of university community that have been devastated by this terrible tragedy," Bush said in the Diplomatic Room of the White House.
"Today our nation grieves with those who have lost loved ones at Virginia Tech," he said. "We hold the victims in our hearts. We lift them up in our prayers and we ask a loving God to comfort those who are suffering today.'"
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said agents from the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were already on the campus, aiding local authorities in the investigation.
"We are committed to providing support and assistance to those authorities as well as to the victims of this crime for as long as necessary," Gonzales said in a statement issued by the Justice Department.
"I am deeply saddened and angered by these senseless acts of violence," Gonzales said. "My deepest condolences and prayers go out to those affected by this horrific crime, especially those who lost loved ones."
The Senate approved a resolution Monday night extending condolences to the victims of the shooting.
In the House, which returned Monday from a two-week recess, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., interrupted the proceedings to lead a moment of silence in remembrance.
"As the Virginia Tech community struggles with the mourning and questioning that is certain to follow, the continued prayers from this Congress are with the students, their families, the faculty and the staff at Virginia Tech," Pelosi said.
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I'm waiting for gun control to come out of the White House. Bush will fix everything with more government controls on any subject. But he prays instead using his brain to protect all of us.
I keep hearing on the television coverage that gun contol must be the answer. We all know that guns kill all by themselves. They often throw themselves into the hands of a deranged human and simply kill others. Had one human at the university been armed and had taken out the shooter, 30 lives would be saved. That 2 hour delay is where the problem was. They had time to close down the university including the dorms and done a search for the killer of the first two in the dorm.
Watching the coverage by the Police Chief was awful. He came off as an idiot. Our security is now blaming the video games which of course will mean government control over the games.
Sandy, while I agree that VA Tech security dropped the ball by not canceling glasses, your comment, "Had one human at the university been armed and had taken out the shooter, 30 lives would be saved." has to be one of the stupidest things I have ever read. The GOP (guns over people) is nothing but the hand maiden of the NRA and both have done everything they could to resist even the most innocuous and commons sense gun reforms. If you chose to worship at the altar of the handgun, that's up to you, but 32 people wouldn't be dead today if the killer had been armed with a baseball bat or a knife. Your idea of posse Americanus is simply ridiculous. The old Wild West never existed and the Marlborough man died of lung cancer.
Yo Electric Bill,
It's a statistically supported fact that states that allow permitted "concealed carry" have a dramatic decrease in both property and personal crimes. This is also predicated that they show they've gone through a weapons safety and marksmanship program before they can apply for the permit and carry a revolver or semi-auto hangun.
As far as this death-dealing wacko is concerned, there must have been signs to his professors and nearby student associates that this guy might have issues. He was a senior and had been on campus for some time. Folks need to be alert to their surroundings; i.e., their "tank" and the denizens that co-habitate with them. Nowadays I advise people to be constantly in a condition of "yellow" alert when you are in public places etc. To walk around like a feel-good dodo might just be the undoing of your life!
You say that using a knife, or blunt edge instrument would not have caused so much mayhem and you are no doubt correct, but what if he decided to put anti-freeze in a cafeteria beverage dispenser and poisoned hundreds of students. Anti-freeze poisoning has a delayed effect resembling intoxication but by the time it's diagnosed as anti-freeze poisoning it's too late. He could have tampered with the school ventilation system and put something ugly in the ducts, then of course there's the "bomb". The point I'm making is that the human imagination is limitless when it comes to coming up with creative ways to do alot people at once. I think you were a bit too rough on Sandy concerning her thesis. She's capable of defending herself, but I thought I'd throw in my two cents worth on the subject.
Europe's take on this is that the NRA was partially responsible for this tragedy.
The NRA spent $400,000 a day against the Kerry Campaign
Same old arguments about gun control. It's a waste of time. The constitution gives us the right to bear arms and that is that.
BTW, there was an "old wild west." Of course, it wasn't like the movies glamorize it. They didn't face each other in the street and draw fair and square. One hid and shot the other when he wasn't looking. There was a lot of it because it was so easy to get away with. Usually, it was in the middle of nowhere with no one around. As a child I had old relatives who were there during those days. They knew what it was like.
A person who wants to kill will find a way. Guns don't kill people. People kill people.
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06/30/2011 | Register for Upcoming Webinar on Amateur Radio Response to 2011 Hurricane Season
The ARRL will host a webinar from 8-9:30 PM (EDT) on July 7 to present information about the 2011 hurricane season and the Amateur Radio response. This webinar was organized by ARRL Directors N3LLR, K5MC, W4OZK and K5RAV. The program will offer presentat
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05/20/2011 | Forecasters Calling for "Above-Average" Hurricane Season
Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) are calling for an "above-average" Atlantic hurricane season for 2011. In its initial outlook for the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season -- which runs from June 1-November 30 -- the National Weather Service
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11/05/2010 | Hurricane Watch Net Activated for Hurricane Tomas
Earlier this morning, the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) activated in advance of Hurricane Tomas, currently a Category 1 storm. HWN members are monitoring 14.325 MHz in support of WX4NHC, the Amateur Radio Station at the National Hurricane Center (NHC). As of
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11/04/2010 | Storm Spotters on the Lookout for Tropical Storm Tomas
With Tropical Storm Tomas expected to move through the Caribbean over the next 48 hours, WX4NHC -- the Amateur Radio Station at the National Hurricane Center (NHC) -- will activate at 9 AM (EDT) on Saturday, November 6. Hurricane Warnings have been issued
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This week, Surfin' makes plans for emergency communications of the hurricane variety.
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09/02/2010 | Hurricane Earl Heading for North Carolina, Hurricane Warnings Issued for New England
Hurricane Earl -- once again a Category 4 storm -- is currently aiming for North Carolina's Outer Banks. At 11 AM (EDT), Earl is located about 300 miles south of Cape Hatteras and 765 south of Nantucket Island, just off the coast of Massachusetts. Earl is
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09/01/2010 | Earl Possibly to Upgrade to Category 4 Storm, US Atlantic Coast on Alert
On August 30, Hurricane Earl intensified into a Category 4 hurricane -- sustained winds 131-155 MPH -- before leveling out back into a Category 3 storm. But even as a Category 3 hurricane, Earl is still a major storm with hurricane-force winds extending o
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08/30/2010 | Hurricane Earl Continues to Strengthen, Watch Nets Activated
With Hurricane Earl now a category 2 storm -- and expected to become a major hurricane -- WX4NHC and the Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) -- activated at 8 AM EDT on Monday, August 30; WX4NHC is the Amateur Radio station at the National Hurricane Center (NHC) in
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Voted the European Capital of Culture back in 2008 and home to the largest collection of national museums outside of London, Liverpool is well deserved of its status as the cultural center of the north. From discovering the city's rich maritime heritage to walking in the footsteps of The Beatles, here are Liverpool's top museums and galleries.
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Outdoor Activities in the Lake District
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If you're looking to discover the English countryside, there are few better locations than the Lake District, with 885 square miles of rolling hills, wildflower-filled valleys and, more than a dozen of England's most spectacularly situated lakes. A natural stomping ground for adventurers and the ideal spot to escape the city, there are outdoor activities in the Lake District to suit all ages and fitness levels. Here are few ideas.
Hiking in Wales
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Hiking in Wales presents no end of challenges – scaling a snow-capped peak or battling the elements on a steep coastal cliff – but also plenty of tranquil moments – rambling through fields of wild daffodils or stopping for tea at a picture-perfect country pub. Best of all is the sheer variety – long-distance trails stretching the length of the country, challenging day hikes, easy coastal walks and family-friendly woodland trails.
Following the Tour de France in England
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Arguably the world's most famous and prestigious long-distance cycling event, the Tour de France has been a mainstay on the sporting calendar since 1903, with more than 20 teams competing for the coveted top prize and the 21 day-long 'stages' clocking up an impressive 3,500 kilometers. Watching the Tour de France has long been a popular pastime in France, with enormous crowds turning out to cheer on the 180-plus cyclists along the route, but this year, fans can also follow the Tour de France in England, as the 2014 event kicks off on the other side of the Channel.
How to Spend One Day in Liverpool
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One of England's most important ports and the one-time European Capital of Culture, modern-day Liverpool has come a long way since its 1960s heyday, and these days the city has much more to boast about than being the home of the Beatles. From exploring the historic Mersey riverfront to browsing cutting-edge art at the legendary Tate Gallery, here are a few ideas for how to spend one day in Liverpool.
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London might be the culinary capital of England, but if you're looking to try some quintessentially British cuisine, head to the north, where the locals are rightly proud of their traditional fare. From time-honored recipes to teatime treats; here's your guide to what to eat and drink in York.


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This sweet baby boy is Ludo, a kitten my friend found on the side of the road with a broken leg. I have agreed that when I have my own place in a few months, I will front her half the vet bill and adopt him.
Right now, we're kitten-sitting him because said friend went on a trip. We had to go get him from the vet. You might notice he's not in a cast. It's because 1) back leg, and 2) the break was so close to the joint that he has pins in his leg instead. Hence why his right buttcheek is shaven. And he REALLY wants to run around and explore but I can't let him D:
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Hostess workers across the country are on strike, including about 125 employees in Northwest Ohio.
Local union members say they were given a 5:00 p.m. deadline to come back to work or the company would shut down. The time came and went and now the company says it will announce future plans Friday morning.
Melissa White, a shipping worker says, "We're all here together, we're all here to stick together and we're not going anywhere. We're not going inside until they negotiate or just come back with something."
Right now, Local 19 employees don't know what's next. But the union represents 125 local workers. Hostess says those workers and 18-thousand others nationwide will be out of a job it they can't reach a deal.
The company's website blames the striking workers for the plans to liquidate saying, "union leadership initiated the nationwide strikes knowing full well they would force Hostess Brands to begin permanently closing bakeries and perhaps, the entire company."
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Dr. Gabe Mirkin: Exercise Increases Mitochondria in Brain Cells
Avid cyclist Dr. Gabe Mirkin provides well-researched and useful information on the positive effects of exercise. This week he covers the benefit of exercise on the brain.
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Utility Bikes Increase in Popularity in the USA
Utility bicycles are increasingly popular in the USA. Long used in Asia and Europe, the bikes are now more accessible here. One category, cargo bikes, are not only being imported but designed in the USA as well. Check out the Oregon Manifest, a competition for cargo bike design. There is some remarkable creativity on display.
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Photographer Samuel Cockedey pays tribute to Ridley Scott and Vangelis
If you have a digital camera or video camera, this video might inspire you to try out time lapse photography. In a tribute to Ridley Scott and Vangelis (best known for his score for the films Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner) photographer Samuel Cockedey has created a visually stunning video shot over a one year period in Tokyo. Click on the expanding icon and watch this as large as possible.
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