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In the Running for the World's Most Popular Crib: IKEA's Sniglar
It doesn't look like much in its stock photograph, but IKEA's SNIGLAR crib has been turning up all over the place in our tours lately - everywhere from Sydney, Australia to Pennsylvania, USA. The crib's airy, simple design and raw wood aesthetic work well with eclectic, modern, Scandinavian, and minimalist decor.
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1. Elke's Sweet As Honey Space
2. Ruby's Happily Eclectic Nursery
3. An Earthy and Otherworldly Space For Baby
4. Elsa's Adorable Blue Nursery
5. Westin's Wes Anderson Inspired Nursery
6. Matilda And Baby's Shared Space
7. A Minimalist Meets Multicolored Nursery
9. Beatrix & Sis's Matryoshka-Inspired Shared Room
10. Scout's Graphic, Modern Space
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I don't have kids, but after listening to the details of seven friends' pregnancies in the last year, I can safely say I'll be buying an Ikea crib if we have children. I don't really see a reason to spend $4000 on a crib a baby will use for a couple years (true story, and they didn't buy the adjustable piece for a toddler bed). I love Ikea anyway, so my baby probably should too!
That's what I'll be getting if I have anymore kids on the horizon-- it's a great deal, especially now that everyone's wised up about the problems with drop-side cribs-- no extra features to be found anywhere, anyway. It's a piece of furniture that a tiny someone's going to do terrible things to for a couple of years, and then it's going to hit the curb. I'd feel a lot better about spending less money on something safe and inexpensive-- to me, the luxury here is that it's also entirely presentable. (Of course, I also wouldn't spend such big bucks on my own bed, which I presumably will be in much longer than a crib will last for little ones!)
I have a 26 year old Sniglar in the basement, waiting for my grandchildren to materialize. The best!
We didn't get the sniglar, but we did get one of their others! The Sundvik! Still very affordable and it's been fantastic!
What I like is how spare it is. It's no larger than it has to be. I remember my first shopping trip to find a crib in 2006. Back then, sleigh cribs were popular and I couldn't believe how huge and imposing they were. If we had purchased one of those, it would have taken up the entire nursery. I confess that we purchased a Stokke, which is quite a bit more expensive than the Sniglar, because of its clean lines and small footprint. I don't regret the decision- it served us well for 5 years and we were able to sell it to recoup half the cost. But, if I ever find myself in the market for a crib again, I'd happily go the Sniglar route.
We got one of these when our son was born and it's absolutely fantastic! We were on an extremely tight budget (living in a room in my mother's place while trying to save up for a home of our own) and could not afford the nicer, (often much) more expensive cribs. Then we saw the Sniglar on a trip to Ikea and were overjoyed! Bought it that day and the "baby", now a toddler, has been very happy in it. We're about to switch it for a big boy bed, and I'm kind of sad because I don't think we'll have another child.
It's fit in perfectly with our mid-century (genuine, from thrift stores) furniture, and the absence of paint, stains, etc. on it has always made me feel a lot more secure. I'm hoping that we can give it to someone else who may need a crib in the future.
We got a Sniglar and converted it into a co-sleeper after our little guy outgrew the arm's reach contraption, but hadn't yet outgrown his need to sleep near us. It was perfection, and I would absolutely recommend it.
Question: At what age would a kid grow out of this? Like would a toddler just easily jump out?
We got the Gulliver back in 2011 and couldn't be more pleased. For our previous baby we'd bought a hugely expensive (and huge!) crib. We love this one much more. For one thing it takes up a lot less space. I was worried about the durability of Ikea furniture, but we bought our older child a bunk bed there in 2008 with plans to buy a better one when our financial circumstances improved. That that thing is still going strong, and trust me, my son could break a bowling ball! I always strongly recommend Ikea furniture for kid's rooms, it just makes sense.
Depends on the kid & their desire to climb. It's rated for 50 lbs I believe. But it also comes with a rail to convert it to a toddler bed, so you're good for a while...
And the mattress height is adjustable - there is a high and low position. All these photos show it in the high position.
We have two Gulliver's but I wish I'd got the Sniglar - only because I like the wood better than the white that we have. Don't know why you'd ever need/spend more on a crib - it's solid (my 33lb 2.5 year old routinely jumps on it), simple, small and easy to set up/adjust. I love the look of many fancy pants cribs (Oeuf, Kalon Studios etc), but really the simplicity of the Gulliver/Sniglar is just perfect.
When we moved back to the states with our two and a half year old, I bought a Sniglar because I didn't want to invest much into a crib for a toddler but she wasn't yet ready for a bed.
I plan to keep my daughter in a crib set-up as long as she doesn't try to climb out, which she hasn't really attempted.
Also, once in a while she won't go down for a nap and will jump around in there but the crib has held up well. She's about 32lbs and tall for her age at the moment.
The Sniglar is serving us well! The other great thing is the thin crib pillow and crib comforter from Ikea fit well and we use those daily. In 4-8 months, we definitely plan to keep using the Sniglar with the bed conversion kit.
Great buy!
I'm pregnant and considering an Ikea crib. Any thoughts on the mattresses they sell? Can you use a different mattress with an Ikea crib?
No, you can't use other mattresses with Ikea cribs. The cribs are a non-standard size. Ikea mattresses are really nice. I've been happy with the ones I've bought over the years, and I'm happy with the crib mattress that we've picked out. (Too early to buy anything.)
I don't know about the cribs in the US but the cribs at Ikea in Canada ARE standard size so they fit any mattress that's approximately 52 x 29…we have an organic mattress from Sears Canada in one of our Gulliver's and a Naturpedic in the other - both fit perfectly. It's the Ikea toddler beds that are a weird size and only fit Ikea mattresses.
Loved our Sniglar! We were actually prepared to buy it (even though the shipping was considerably more than the cost of the crib), but then it showed up free on a local parents listserve, score. Even better, there had been a recall on the screws, and we went to Ikea, and they gave us replacements for free. We gave it away when the time came. We did spring for the organic Ikea mattress which cost way more than the crib.
IKEA cribs also take standard sized mattresses in the US.
Hi Stephanie.a,
It takes a standard crib mattress. Only catch is that it warns against mattresses thicker than six inches when it's in the low setting for mobile kids. We splurged on a fancy organic mattress from elsewhere (not Ikea) that's right at six inches, and we'll see how long it lasts with our tall kid who will definitely be a climber/jumper.
i love the ikea cribs, especially the price, but i'm dead set on getting a naturalmat mattress. my original plan was to buy an inexpensive but nice looking ikea crib then spurge on the mattress but after reading i found the ikea cribs shouldn't use a mattress but their own.
anyone have any suggestions on a simple looking, inexpensive crib that i could use with the natural mat (which is 52X28)
Sarah from Charm City: Our son was climbing out of his crib just around two years old, so we moved him into a twin bed. We choose an IKEA twin/toddler MINNEN bed. (It could be adjusted for toddler length (you'd have to purchase a funky 3 pc mattress), or standard twin length.) That worked for us. We liked to lie down with our son for 10 minutes or so when we put him to bed, so a toddler bed wasn't for us.
My advice: Start with a practical and basic crib, then a low twin bed that they can use for years. I know so many that splurged on an expensive crib/nursery, only to end up co-sleeping with their baby, never using the crib.


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Green Ant sits down with 411's TJ Hawke to discuss the 2012 season premiere of Chikara, the promotion's first iPPV, his travels to Japan, LEX LUGER and much more!
Grent Ant, the Resilient Rookie of Chikara, is a very successful member of the Chikara roster and 2011 was an especially great year for him. He was a part of the 2011 King of Trios winning team (with Fire Ant and Soldier Ant), he made the finals of the 9th Young Lions Cup, and he traveled to Japan to compete for the Osaka Pro group. Green Ant will be competing against his trainer, Mike Quackenbush at the Season 11 Premiere, The Thirteenth Hat on January 28th in Easton, Pennsylvania. You can read the full card and buy tickets for this event at the
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TJ Hawke: At Chikara's Season 11 Premiere, The Thirteenth Hat, you will be taking on the founder of the Chikara Wrestle Factory, Mike Quackenbush. You have lost to Quackenbush twice before in singles contests. What makes you think you will come out on top this time?
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TJ: At the Season 10 Finale, High Noon, you finally conquered the giant, Tursas, in an one on one battle. What did you think about that match, and what did you think about your feud with Tursas overall?
My prolonged war with Tursas went from being the most frustrating experience of my career, to one of the most rewarding experiences. For months and months, every time I was about to get the upper hand, I would have the rug pulled out from under me thanks to some underhanded tactic from
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himself. It's very difficult to be at your best and have a good showing with that kind of thing going on, not to mention that Tursas probably weighs twice as much as I do. However, my victory at High Noon made all that strife worth it. Tursas and I both went into that match knowing that it was what really mattered. Despite everything I had to go through all year, it was that match that would decide who wins the war. Of course, there are always things that I can look back on and nitpick about the match itself, but the outcome was the most important part, and I can't complain about that. That rivalry also definitely helped me step my game up, since I knew that every time I was going to step in the ring with Tursas, I would have to hit him harder than I've hit anyone before.
Note from the Author: Check out how Green Ant defeated Tursas at High Noon on this episode of the Chikara Podcast-A-Go-Go
TJ: Several elements of your feud with Tursas resembled moments of Lex Luger's battles with Yokozuna in the WWF. Lex Luger actually made a cameo appearance in a Chikara video to tell you that he believed in your ability to conquer Tursas. What did it mean to you to have Luger participate in this feud?
That was a huge deal! It was really cool to know that I had his support, since he definitely inspired me to overcome the odds against a huge, angry opponent. His participation added another level of depth to the rivalry between Tursas and myself. Plus, he came bearing gifts!
TJ: Back in August, you participated in CHIKARA's ninth Young Lion's Cup. You defeated Kobald, Robbie Eagles, Will O' The Wisp II, and Jakob Hammermeier to reach the finals, but unfortunately you lost there to the Osaka Pro star, Tadasuke. What did you think of your performances in the tournament? Is winning the Cup back from Tadasuke a top priority for you in 2012?
That was such a crazy day. With Hurricane Irene approaching, the weekend tournament had to be condensed into one day, and that really turned all the participants on their heads. I was really psyched about my showing in the 4-way eliminator. It was a big deal to eliminate every other competitor in the match. Then, things got ugly in the semi-final round when
got involved in my match with Jakob, injuring one my ribs in the process. However, I do not blame that injury for my loss in the finals. That is the nature of a tournament. People get injuries and you just have to continue on and do your best. I hit
with some of the hardest headbutts I have thrown, and he hit me with some of the hardest punches I've ever taken. He's an extremely strong competitor, and I hope to get a rematch some day for the Young Lions Cup. As far as a top priority? I'd say going back to Osaka Pro is my top priority for 2012.
TJ: Speaking of Osaka Pro, this past fall, you got to travel to Japan to compete for that prestigious promotion. Was this your first overseas wrestling booking? How did it compare to working in America? Did you have a match from your time there that you were most proud of?
Indeed, the tour of Osaka with
Fire Ant
Eddie Kingston
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Atsushi Kotoge and Daisuke Harada
. Also, we enjoyed teaming up with
Ultimate Spider, Jr
. The food and atmosphere of Osaka were also awesome. Being there inspired me to improve and step it up.
TJ: I would be remiss if I did not ask you about The Colony winning the King of Trios 2011. That tournament and the whole weekend was a really great weekend in the professional wrestling world last year. How did it feel to win a tournament of this importance so early in your career? Besides winning the tournament, was there a moment or match in that tournament you were most proud of?
Winning that tournament definitely meant a lot to me. That moment is right up there with the Osaka tour as one of my proudest moments in wrestling. There's no higher accolade for a trio team in the United States, possibly the world. Aside from winning the finals, I was proud of what went down on Night 2 when The Colony stomped all over the BDK's team and sent them home embarrassed.
TJ: For this section of the interview, I was hoping that you could share your thoughts on some of your most recent prominent matches:
Never Kneel at the Alter of Conformity 2009: The Colony vs. The Order of the Neo-Solar Temple
Oh man, my debut! It was a big deal for me to be debuting in the main event of a CHIKARA card. Needless to say, this match was not one of my best performances, but we did win and it did set the stage for The Colony's future.
King of Trios 2010: The Colony vs. Team Osaka Pro
This was my first big victory in a trios match, and it was also one of only three times The Colony has ever hit the Super Antapult Splash AKA Super Holy Diver. As I said before, I always like wrestling Kotoge and Harada. This was also the first time I got to square off with Tadasuke, another opponent I respect. I liked this one!
Young Lions Cup 2010: Green Ant vs. Akira Tozawa
This is one of my matches that I would love to re-do nowadays. When I had this match, I wasn't fully educated on who
Akira Tozawa
was and just how good he was. This was also my first time wrestling a Japanese-speaking opponent. In this match I learned that Tozawa hits hard, doesn't get tired, and yells constantly.
Wrestling is Fun! Debut Event: Green Ant and Soldier Ant vs. The Batiri
Oh boy! I hated wrestling these guys because I would keep forgetting that they wear that face paint, so I'd grab them by the head and face, getting it all over my hands. After this match, my wrestling gear was covered in their paint. So annoying! At least I won.
TJ: Thank you so much Green Ant for taking the time to do the interview. Is there anything you want to plug, while you are here?
Thanks a lot for having me on here! I appreciate it. I'm on
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and the
Chikara Youtube page
. Our Season Premiere is on January 28th in Easton, PA. I'm wrestling my trainer, Mike Quackenbush one on one! Catch you later!
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At Heroic 25 ICC levels, at least in my experience, my gearing is such that I get enough crit/haste/MP5/SP from gear and the one concern above all becomes the ability to spam heals continuously and at large amounts for as long as possible.
It's a horrible way of healing, but it's the most successful way to heal in the current Paladin HL build, which I prefer to the more frenetic and less predictable FoL builds.
Cataclysm is going to blow all of this out of the water, of course, given more limited mana again and large health pools that won't lead to tanks getting insta-gibbed by three huge melee hits in less than 4 seconds. (As happened on Heroic Sindragosa to my guild the other day). XD
TL;DR: The iLvL 200 Libram use and Int stacking developed out of caring only about throughput and being most effective as stationary spambots.
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About two weeks ago, I spent just about the whole week dyeing outside - I have a great little setup now right outside our shed, under the overhang; my clever and always industrious husband, Peter, even managed to run water out there and installed a laundry tub! All my supplies are close at hand in the shed and it is very easy to get carried away - and carried away I did - over 50 yards of silk and cotton varieties. Here are some pictures, although I must say that my photography leaves a lot to be desired but for the present, I'd rather work on being a master of felting and dyeing rather than a master of photography as much as I love and appreciate good pictures - maybe one day I will do better. There are a ton of pinks/red/fuchsia/orange too but this week time is of the essence in preparation for my trip to Opulent Fibers next week so no time for more pictures!
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Friday, July 25, 2014
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Some new work this week. After working with tons of color, I decided to work with white. I gathered my stash of laces that I've been collecting for a while to see what I could do - some I purchased and some was given to me by kind friends who understand my obsessions :-)
This is a really light and airy piece is full of delicious texture due to three varieties of cotton gauze and about seven laces combined with silk gauze for the base and 15 micron merino. I also had some baby fine teeny Blueface Leicester curls which makes it soooo fun! I'm really pleased with it, and the weight is wonderful for wearing in the South even in summer.
Planning to create a lot more as soon as I find more lovely lace - what better way to showcase than in a lacy nuno sampler.
Monday, July 21, 2014
A Good Thing
You would think that now I am retired that I would have all the time in the world to do what I want but there are always those things that are NEEDS - and there are so many distractions here - lovely friends, lovely scenery - that I really need to get myself more disciplined; once I started thinking of all the upcoming events, proposals that are due and details that I need to take care of I truly began to panic (just a little) which was a good thing because it made me buckle down a bit.
After writing things down and prioritizing all the lists and giving myself deadlines, I've been able to accomplish a bit more, check a few things off the list and calm down just a little - of course, having a darling man to beckon to your call makes life good; I do have to remember that and make time to enjoy him and appreciate all the lovely things he does to take such good care of me. It also helps to have a baby fix whenever we get the opportunity - our two little grandsons live within a half an hour and I'll drop everything in a heartbeat to spend time with them; I miss the others in our family terribly especially when they get together for family celebrations, it really hurts that we can't always join in the fun since we were so used to being the "go to" house for a multitude of birthdays and all the other family celebrations. Making memories for our grandchildren is such a great pleasure and privilege and I miss planning special meals and surprises for everyone in our wonderful family and extended family that are far away; what a true blessing it is to have your children grow into kind, generous and hard working adults who take such good care of the grandchildren that you adore. We are very blessed and I thank God for this every day.
Lately I've been working through the things on my list, some of which are for an upcoming show at ArtWorks in Beaufort at the beginning of October. The group's name is FAB (Fiber Artists of Beaufort) and I'm SO fortunate to be a part of this creative group - this will be a fun event so please come if you will be near the area. As time draws near, I will be posting more information about this event.
In August, I will be teaching two workshops in Portland, Oregon and in preparation, I have been working on yet another vest. It is so easy to get lost in the details and such a surprise once the garment is finished, really - no matter how you imagine it ahead of time, it is always different since the felted pieces have their own ideas about placement. In addition to wet felting, I'll be showing some tips on how to use the Embellisher to enhance your felt work - so fun and easy.
I have no idea why I keep creating these elaborate and fancy pieces - only thing I can think of is that in addition to being fun to make, maybe "Her Majesty" was in a royal court in a past life - makes me smile to think of that, especially when I know that they didn't wash their clothes very often so they may have looked pretty, but then again there are other things to consider . . . . A good thing that silk and wool can be washed!
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Day and Night
I've got a great thing going - in my studio, in the garden, pool late afternoon and/or gallivanting and/or visiting the family during the day; doing prep work for some easy felting or stitching while watching tv with my husband in the evening (when we are not out and about). I hope to have a whole bouquet of flowers by the first weekend of October; I've made four so far and already given one away as a thank you to the person who organizes our Habersham knitting (social) group. Didn't get a picture of the pink one but I'm sure there will be many more. These are lariat necklaces which are perfect for the Southern woman - a blossom arranged around her delicate neck while she sips her sweet tea (wine!) under the palmettos and crescent moon - hahahaha! I've been reading too many Southern novels so fun!
Anyway, still stuck on Joomchi (layers of delicious mulberry paper rolled together with nothing but water and then manipulated with your hands) which is one of the other things I do in the evening as I have to be busy doing something with my hands to be happy. I visited the Savannah Dick Blick store (what a treasure trove of everything an artists loves!) and spent some time with the resident artist brainstorming about the best way to display my Joomchi for the FAB (Fiber Arts Beaufort) and now I cant wait to see how my ideas will transfer into reality- stay tuned for more!
Thursday, June 05, 2014
Green FanciFull Vest
Here is another FanciFull vest - so fun to make one or two pieces of felt, cut it/them up and stitch creativly back together - there is so much leeway; you can choose to seam a lot or a little depending on what you want to do; you can make it long or short, add a collar or not, use silk to bind the edges if the organic look isn't really for you. It is fun and creative just to go along with the flow adding pieces here and there.
This one, however, has absolutely taken me forever to finish because I began it right after I finished six weeks of physical therapy because I very stupidly did something that caused me to fall flat on my back and then just when I was better, somehow I injured something in my ankle and it was so hard to stand for any length of time to layout the design - it wasn't really enjoyable and very frustrating because once I get started, there is nothing I love more than to let the design process take over but I just couldn't think straight . . . then there was travel and I brought my darling mom home here to SC for a week's vacation and she just left last Tuesday. It is hard to be creative on demand so I just got back into feltmaking late last week and now I'm raring to go with a zillions ideas. My fiber group is going to have a show/sale in early October, so my goal is to create something towards it each day and to try some new things.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
My Dad taught me never to use the word "hate" - but I am allowed to STRONGLY DISLIKE and very frustrated with my new computer and Windows 8 - I've been using computers and photo software for a very long time but trying to work with this operating system is awful and eats up my time!!!
Enough of that, for those of you who are interested, the workshop at Sara Felts in Vancouver had to be postponed - Vinitha put so much effort into making it work, but arranging for the machines was getting way too complicated so we decided that it was best to put it off for the time being; it WILL work out again but the next time will be much more simple and I'm ready!
I'm still working on achieving a good routine for work here in our new home - I admit that there are lots of distractions and travel; the time goes so much faster when you are having fun :-) and a lot of the fun we have been having is spending time with our adorable grandsons who are just 30 minutes down the road and we know that road well :-)
I've met some lovely creative souls and have joined a fiber group, FAB (Fiber Arts Beaufort). We are having a show and sale in early October so besides workshop samples, I've been making lists (growing daily) of ideas for items to show and sell. I thought after I retired that I'd have tons of time, well I do have more free time but I have sooo many creative ideas and not enough time for them all so I have to schedule and focus on each or I'll get nothing done - in the mix there is felting (of course), hand stitching, joomchi, dyeing, collecting leaves/flowers for eco printing/dyeing and gardening (add to that jewelry experiments).
I'm also teaching in Portland, Oregon, in mid-August, for a guild that meets in Charleston in September, and for the Baltimore Weavers Guild in November, so I've been working on another vest sample to ensure my pattern will work for students. If you are a feltmaker and enjoy creative sewing, you have no idea of how much fun it can be to make felt fabric, decide how to best utilize the most interesting focal points in putting together a piece of wearable while learning techniques that can be utilized in other projects; you can truly get lost in your imagination, texture and color. I find the process extremely liberating and relaxing working on a piece of wearable art that tells it's own story of what colors and textures you most enjoy. Anyway, these pictures are of a new work in progress in the green/blue range.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- The lone Republican candidate for Wisconsin attorney general is facing some tough questions about a past conviction for drunk driving, which he didn't acknowledge until it was revealed by a media outlet.
What makes the revelation all the more surprising, is that it comes just a day after Waukesha County District Attorney Brad Schimel expressed skepticism about criminalizing first-offense drunk driving convictions in Wisconsin.
On Tuesday, Schimel told reporters at a WisPolitics.com luncheon that he is skeptical of making first-offense OWI a misdemeanor. WisPolitics.com reports that Schimel expressed concerns over the cost of such a change and said lawmakers shouldn't just push for it "because it appears to feel good or make a good headline."
After those comments made the rounds, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel learned the 48 year-old Schimel pleaded guilty to drunk driving in May of 1990.
Schimel admitted to the conviction Wednesday, putting out a statement on the matter.
"I made a terrible error of judgement as a young person and its a mistake that I deeply regret," Schimel says in the statement. "I pleaded guilty and took responsibility for my actions, and I continue to work each day to help others learn from my experience."
"Well, I'm disappointed he wasn't more immediately forthcoming about his past and drunk driving, especially when he had a conviction," Rep. Jon Richards (D-Milwaukee) told 27 News. Richards is one of two Democratic candidates for Attorney General, along with Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne.
Richards says he is open to looking at criminalizing first-offense OWI, but says there is more pressing drunk driving legislation.
"If he were convicted of drunk driving again, it would come up as first-offense, because right now in Wisconsin we expunge those records after ten years. We are changing that," said Rep. Richards. "We already voted the change by a broad bipartisan vote in the Assembly and I would call on him (Schimel) to call for the State Senate take up that bill and have Governor Walker sign it."
First-offense OWI convictions are not technically expunged after ten years, but a person's record is reset. That means if someone gets an OWI citation 10 years or more after their first one, it is again only counted as a first offense.
Wisconsin remains the only state in the nation that doesn't treat first-offense drunk driving as a crime, only as a civil forfeiture.
WAUKESHA (WKOW) -- Waukesha County District Attorney and attorney general candidate Brad Schimel got drunken driving ticket in 1990.
A campaign consultant acknowledged the citation Wednesday, a day after Schimel made news at a public forum in Madison by saying he was skeptical of the idea of criminalizing first-offense drunken driving, as every other state does already.
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Everybody loves crab cakes and our manager, Bernie, makes some pretty darn good ones that we offer at the Market. When it comes to making a great crab cake it's always the simpler the better. Looking back at some of our old cook books, such as Maryland's Way, a great compilation of recipes from homes, churches and old cookbooks that date back to 1634, crab cakes were very basic, mainly crabmeat, some egg, mayonnaise or butter for moisture and bread or crackers for binding.
Ingredients have evolved over the years but the main ingredient for a good crab cake is still great crab! There's lots of crabmeat on the market, everything from canned Asian snow crab to the finest fresh picked jumbo lump crabmeat (crabmeat from blue crabs). Fresh blue crabmeat is scarce and very pricey right now but there are good alternatives. Most of the big crab suppliers down south now offer an imported pasteurized crab meat that's pretty good quality, or you can try the crab we use in our cakes which is fresh Jonah crabmeat. Jonah crabs are rock crabs that we get from Maine and Massachusetts. They look kind of like a small Dungeness crab and have a sweet nutty flavor, not quite as intense as fresh blue crab but still a great crab for cakes, salads or stuffing.
Today's recipe is a take on traditional Maryland crab cakes. A little simpler than Bernie's and with less ingredients, these are easy and delicious . Serve them with lemon, your favorite hot sauce or Monahan's remoulade.
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While media presentation of hackers and other members of the "computer underground" tend to be pejorative, such representations are often based solely on the viewpoints of "outsiders." As such, society is presented with an image of the hacker subculture that fails to examine the meanings hackers attribute to their activities. Employing symbolic interactionist theory and taking an ethnographic approach to understand the experiences and activities of hackers, this thesis has sought to examine and analyse various characteristics of the hacker subculture. Information pertaining to how hackers define themselves and their activities, the principles underlying the hacker ideology and the distinctive elements of the hacker language constituted the main focus of this thesis. Fifteen semi-structured interviews were conducted with self-defined hackers and fieldwork was undertaken to collect data on and off the Internet during hacker meetings and interactions, and from hacker news groups, web sites, and subcultural publications.
Findings from this thesis reveal that the hacker subculture is quite complex and is socially constructed through small-group interactions in various local subcultures that, while dissimilar in some respects, identify with characteristics of the transnational hacker subculture. Along with the application of role labels, adopting the hacker ideology and argot serve as identifying traits, which are used to situate different subcategories of hackers within the subculture in terms of their status, skill and the perceived ethics of their activities. Condemning "inaccurate" media portrayals of their subculture, imputing labels to others within the subculture to differentiate between "good" and "bad" hackers, invoking the hacker ideology as a vocabulary of motive, and linking their perspective to outsiders viewed favourably by the public, all serve as ways of managing the stigma attached to hackers' deviant public identity. A number of other theoretical and substantive findings, as well as recommendations for future research, are presented.
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My meal at Chef Jonathan St. Hilaire's Midtown restaurant, The Lawrence, was momentous. Accompanied by 9 friends, I set out to try scallops for the first time. Recently, I have been cautiously excited to branch into seafood. Having been a strict vegetarian my entire life, this is no easy feat. The moral quandary aside, sustainability and environmental factors have kept me at arms length from anything that once swam or squirmed in the sea. On the other hand, I have been eager to sample fares that are nutritious and protein packed without delving into land fare (never going to happen). So, let the crustacean meals begin.
I started with the Pumpkin Tortelloni which was nothing short of amazing. The roasted shallot cream sauce was a perfect accompaniment to the freshly made tortelloni and the pumpkin filling held it's own, unlike some pumpkin dishes that fall short on flavor.
Next, my pan seared scallops were cooked to perfection. Having just begun my seafood journey, I was full from one scallop! I didn't fall in love with the sauce that joined my plate with brussels sprouts but the well seasoned potatoes I stole from my mom's plate added to the flavor of the scallops.
I ended the evening with the Apple Confit Cake with brown butter caramel ice cream. Knowing Chef St. Hilaire's background, I was eager to try his desserts. This dish alone is reason to return to The Lawrence!
Speaking of reasons to return — the Lady Lawrence cocktail was undoubtedly the best crafted cocktail I have sipped since my last visit to Top Flr. I mean, they had me at lavender mint tea! Add vodka, ginger and lime, and you have a girl who will be making a lot of girls night reservations there.


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"Ensida didn't evade out adds. They just M/Ced something for a buff."
This is key. Ensidia didn't trivialize any of the mechanics of Hard-mode Hodir when they did the Flower Power thing. They still had to contend with Biting Cold and all the runes and buffs and the helper-NPCs, and they still had to work their butts off to pull the kill off.
By contrast, Exodus evade-bugging Guardians removed (1) having to pick out, taunt, and pull 20 yards the marked Guardians from a crowd of 20 guardians within 10 seconds, (2) having to heal 2 off-tanks holding 5 100% guardians (each hits for 20k-25k) every 45 secounds with a limited number of healers (I read that 4 is the current strat), and (3) pulling off enough DPS to get those guardians back to 1% quick enough to have time to get back to the boss. Exodus's exploit turned Yogg-Saron into a spank fight (don't even need a tank).
That's the difference to Blizzard. Additionally, Blizzard probably realized that buffing Hodir in the middle of the race was a bad idea, especially since it was done after raiders got it down for the lockout. But I wouldn't be surprised if Blizzard's more concerned about exploits that remove mechanics than exploits that make the numbers easier. That's why they hotfixed Freya-zerg, and that's why spell-stealing a buff that lets you ignore Naxx mechanics was bannable, but spell-stealing a +DPS buff was not.


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Outdoor Pool (all year), Sun Deck
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Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 35 per day.
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The Saint Hotel, Autograph CollectionIn downtown New Orleans, the Saint Hotel and Autograph Collection is less than a 5 minute walk from the historic French Quarter. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV with HBO are included.
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My birthday champagne and cake waiting for me in the room! What a lovely surprise. The very helpful and friendly staff. The style of the hotel - I think gracious would describe it.
The hotel is in a great location very clean and friendly staff
Beautiful historic hotel. Clean, comfortable, staff was very accommodating to our needs. Would definitely return.
small pool, location
staff were very helpful with everything.
wifi connection was weak.
The Luxury Look, The Workers are genuine. Easy access to all over New Orleans
had a problem getting A/C just right but may have been me lol
Location, decoration
corredor floor smells
Staff and service
Bed was not great
Front desk staff was terrific, roof top pool was beautiful
Valet service was horrible, rooms are dated
I placed that it was our sons 9th birthday, we came back from the Insecterium to a fresh delish chocolate birthday cake! How thoughtful! Made my sons day
Everyone was helpful , and friendly. Got a great room rate. Loved the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches at night which was a unique treat. A good location.
Room rates are not always as great as the one we got for a Thursday night.
The staff above and beyond! Everything excellent.
The help the concierge was in setting up special services for me.
How loud it was in the morning from doors slamming to vacuuming the hallway.
Great service, excellent restaurant
Lift often broken down and very slow
I loved everything about our stay the pool,the service,it just was a overall great experience
I enjoyed the swimming pool on the roof. The staff was great... the door was very helpful with anything i asked him about New Orleans
One of the Elevators stop working... it took forever waiting on one elevator... one of the staff members let us use the staff elevator
I like the bed. I liked the bathroom with the heated vent. I like the the late night snack.
I didn't like that it was a little far from the French Quarter but the walk was good after eating a good meal.
The entire staff was exceptional'. We could tell they took great pride in their reputation for service. They were very warm and friendly. The facility had old world elegance and charm.
Only complaint was the bed pillows were a bit uncomfortable - somewhat stiff. Very minor, though some guests might find that important to their comfort .
The grand entrance and lobby
Decor of hotel was nice. The bed was really comfortable. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. They even surprised us with a bottle of champagne and strawberries since they knew it was our anniversary. Rooftop Pool and hot tub area was nice for relaxing. You can order drinks and have them brought up. Overall, great weekend.
Elevators need some attention, slow and they were briefly out of order. Had to use the service elevator. Some of the banquet room guests were loud waiting on the elevator. Recommend a room away from elevators. The longer they waited for the slow elevators the louder they got.
The staff is amongst the finest you will ever experience; they all take pride in what they do and how they treat their guests. The property is well maintained and the rooms were immaculate. The bed was so comfortable, we overslept every morning!
Got to love the PB&J tradition. Pam at the lobby bar was the only staff member at the hotel that stands out and I was expecting all staff members to be as friendly as she was.
The chairs at the pool need to be replaced they are uncomfortable and falling apart. I had no idea that coffee was complimentary in the lobby until I was checking out. The beds were lumpy not bad but not the best. One of the two elevators were out of order making the wait long.
It may have been an old building but very clean and well kept. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Great central location.
Almost everything
No coffee in the room..
comfy bed, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and cookies, excellent location, helpful doorman
the restaurant is a little overpriced
The beds were incredibly comfortable. Great location! Even though they did not have our reservation, the front desk staff was very nice.
They did not have the room/bed style I had reserved. There was mold in our shower (skillfully masked on black tile). The cleaning staff was still IN MY ROOM when I had been given the keys and went up to enter after check in. The luxurious robes hanging in my closet were wet (poor drying or not changed out from previous guests?). When I mentioned this to the cleaning staff (who was still in my room upon arrival) I was fussed at for acting as if the ones I had were not sufficient (I was sure to be very polite and courteous. I understand that oversights can happen). Still, the response was rude and unacceptable. When I got there, the valet did not come to my car. None of the 4 bell boys in the lobby offered to help with my multiple bags (I had arrived alone). For such a historic hotel with a rich history in the city and for what I paid, I expected much better service.
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Jodi's Anything But…
Music – Leon Evans
Lyrics – Tim Williams
Written – 15th March 1995
This song is about stereotypes and how people have preconceived idea's about certain types of people.
He gets it on a Monday, if the coast is clear,
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I picked up a 1/2 flat of fresh strawberries at a stand alongside the highway last weekend and then found this recipe to try. It's simple and delicious. Try it!!
Strawberry Crisp
Six ingredients are all you need to create a fresh, seasonal strawberry dessert recipe.
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- Calories: 229
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 4g
- Carbohydrate: 30g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 23mg
- Iron: 2mg
- Sodium: 7mg
- Calcium: 52mg
- 4 cups quartered strawberries
- 1/4 cup light brown sugar, divided
- 1/4 cup regular oats
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons chopped almonds, toasted
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°.
- 2. Coat 4 (8-ounce) ramekins with cooking spray. Toss strawberries with 1 tablespoon sugar; place 1 cup strawberries in each ramekin.
- 3. Combine remaining sugar with other ingredients; stir until crumbly. Sprinkle oat mixture over strawberries. Place ramekins on a baking sheet; bake at 350°for 20 minutes.
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Strawberry Crisp Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Desserts
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Kid-Friendly, Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fruits
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Sodium, Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Summer
- PUBLICATION: Health
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The Escuela Joviat school was founded in 1960 by Josep Vilaseca Atset and is currently run by his son, Jordi Vilaseca Brugueras. It is one of the most prestigious centers in Europe for training professionals in Hospitality and Tourism. It offers all levels of training and specialist courses in culinary arts, services, pastrymaking, wine service, catering and baking. It also provides grado medio (middle-level) Catering, Pastrymaking and Baking training programs and grado superior (higher-level) Catering training programs, as well as an Initial Professional Training program.