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Here is a video of my final table in action in the dark, and a photo of what it looks like:
Step 1: Choose your size, and Design a Table
I choose the 6 panel kit, and this instructable will focus on that size. If you choose the 8 panel kit, you can still use this guide, just remember to change the measurements to your own.
Next make a rough sketch of how you want your table to look.
If you are good with Google Sketchup, I suggest you use that to get some nice 3-D views of it.
Nice instructions on building a table frame for the electronics. Good photographs and carpentry tips.
A quick Googling of the EMS site shows "DIY and open source hardware for art, education, and world domination."
But no schematics? That is not open source. EMS sells very expensive boards.
IMHO, to claim open source for proprietary circuitry is just like the first name of the company- E.V.I.L.
If I had the money to get one of their sections... I'd quickly change that "open source" part around real fast.
I do know that it's "heart" is an LM324 quad-op amp. There is a thread on a Polish electronics forum where someone (ostry_18) has made a demo (with schematic) that works pretty much the same:
I'm not really sure what's going on there at the output end, and I haven't gotten around to building anything yet to try it out. I know it doesn't work exactly like the original, and as far as I'm concerned, that's a good thing. If it doesn't work exactly like the original, then there is NOTHING stopping you from posting the schematics up and ACTUALLY making the thing open. If you want to build it and test it out (if you beat me to it), please post of a better version of the schematic you're using. I have a couple of things whipped up in Eagle, but I haven't tested anything yet so I don't want to post something that could damage parts because I missed a wire somewhere. ;p
Also, EMS has said that the trigger for the system is a SFH203FA photodiode.
So there should be enough there to build something, more or less, like the original.
I guess to get on topic, I like the layout of the table. As for the electronics part... there should be no electronics projects on Instructables without schematics. IMO it goes against what I think Instructables is all about.
There are other open source LED tables that do use a micro-controller to achieve the same effect. With a micro-controller and a few sensors you could achieve numerous effects. For example it could be light, sound, or EMF sensitive. Not to mention you could show designs, scrolling text, the possibilities is endless!
And don't feel bad about it. These LED products are usually very easy to make. Get a bag or reel of LEDs, microcontrollers, resistors and proximity sensors. Side bonus of building yourself is that you can use way more LEDs and SMD components meaning it'll be cheaper and you can add additional features. (It's nice to have a RS232 connector on these sort of things so you can control it with a computer as well). If you want to build one and you have trouble with something feel free to prod me.
I am encouraged by your offer to communicate. THAT IS WHAT OPENSOURCE SHOULD BE! (Kind of like the old Ham radio days I think.)
Is it alright to start a sub-thread about circuit design concepts?
Assuming we want to detect movement in 4 directional grid pattern (X,Y, +-) and if LEDs are on, can we pulse them to determine which LED is getting a reflected signal from a moving hand? Or is there a better way to determine direction of movement for the triggering object?
Would this be a LED/receiver row and column matrix scanned across the entire unit? (That could limit the size to whatever is designed at the beginning.)
Would this direction detection be done on a ... neighbor to neighbor process? I'm thinking of 4 signal lines going back and forth from each LED much like a square grid pattern. These could possibly use simpler circuitry and be modular in nature with no theoretical limit to the size or even physical configuration. Just stick boards next to each other and connect in any (grid based) pattern that fits the need.
P.S. Please feel free to suggest the correct terms as I do not have a degree. :)
First you should decide on the sensor if you really wish to go through with this. The TCND5000 looks promising as sensor for this sort of application. Adding a Z axis might be a bit tricky though. Though strictly speaking you could build your own setup using individual photodiodes/transistors and LEDs I guess.
I wonder if a Z axis sensor could be based on light intensity or shadow intensity?
I also wonder if a Sharp IR rangefinder type of sensor which uses a divided sender/receiver pair could be rigged with just an LED, a divider, and a photodiode?
Thanks again. :)
Using those sensors themselves would push the cost quite high so that's not really an option. The IR sensors you're referring to work by detecting the angle. So sadly it's not simple to build such a system on your own without using cameras. There are a few other ways to do IR range finding but these are prohibitively expensive or cumbersome. Using sound for range finding on the other hand is a lot easier, BUT since you're using a table top it's a lot harder to do so without cutting holes in the surface..
Adam: 8D
Jamie: 8C
i will try it with ir receiver and transmitter sensor.
if i were to sell the table, i'd list it at $2000, but i don't plan on selling it, so it's priceless.
I love it!
im very interested to make this cool stuff....that anyone has the schematic of this? i would be happy if any one here want to share it to me:)
but I am not pride,bec I am a professional of LED display.
But if If some i can help you to do it I will be so pride about it.


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DuBOIS – Elk County Catholic's Abby Meyer and Loreal Housler captured the District 9 tennis doubles championship on Tuesday by defeating their teammates, Laira Reuscher and Maria Gismondi, in the finals. The tournament was played at the DuBois Area High School courts.
Housler and Meyer reached the finals by defeating St. Marys Area's Chelsea Agosti and Aubrey Wiesner 5-7, 6-1, 6-3 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals they beat Brockway's Abigail Larson and Cassandra Foradori 6-1, 6-3.
Ridgway boys soccer lost 3-2 to Smethport Tuesday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School.
The Elkers couldn't have started any better as Tad Pierce exploited a hole in the left side of the Smethport defense and scored just 20 seconds into the game to put Ridgway in the lead.
In the 11th minute, Pierce looped a pass from the right wing to the head of Josh Braley and he buried it perfectly into the left corner of the net as Ridgway took a 2-0 lead early in the game.
JOHNSONBURG – Johnsonburg soccer lost 3-0 to Coudersport Monday night at Memorial Field in Johnsonburg.
The loss comes after a 1-0 loss at Clearfield Saturday.
"Coudersport's a good team," Johnsonburg coach Lance Rezmerski said. "Last time, we lost 2-1 in double overtime to them. That's the story of our life, we've lost seven 1-goal games this year."
Rezmerski said the Rams are getting different players some playing time.
After a strong opening kickoff, Ridgway football never looked back.
The Elkers scored on its first possession and never trailed in a 39-0 victory over Johnsonburg Friday night at Memorial Field in Ridgway.
"It's a great feeling. I couldn't be any more happier for our players," Ridgway coach Mark Heindl said. "All 24 that dressed earned this award. It's because of them that we brought that trophy back. What a great effort in all three phases of the game, offensively, defensively and special teams. Our kids played their hearts out and you saw it."
KANE – With 36 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, Kane was down 13-6 and was facing fourth and long from about the 26-yard-line. With a chance to tie the game, quarterback Sean Jordan put nice pass into the endzone; however, Elk Catholic's Pat Brennen was the player on the receiving end of that pass, sealing the Crusader victor with the interception.
At the end of the game, Ridgway had the win but the Lady Elkers faced some adversity on the way there.
Ridgway defeated Port Allegany 4-2 Wednesday afternoon at Francis S. Grandinetti Elementary School in a matchup after playing without two defensive starters for over 20 minutes in the first half.
Ridgway defenders Amanda Maddalena and Megan MacDonald had to leave the game within seconds of each other in the first half. Ridgway head coach Greg Maddalena said the team really stepped up when faced with a tough situation.
KANE – Two Ridgway girls golfers competed at the Girls Golf District Championships held Tuesday at the Kane Country Club.
Ridgway senior Brittanei Neubert finished 18th with a score of 120 for the 18 holes. Fellow senior Selena Scarnati was 22nd with a 140.
The top three finishers qualify for regionals on Oct. 18 at Tom's Run Golf Course in Blairsville.
Samantha Dinger of Redbank Valley is the district champion with an 84. Kristy Hanes of Elk County Catholic and Larissa Roberts of Union tied for second with 87 and are both regional qualifiers.
KERSEY – It was another nail-biting outing for the Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders varsity soccer team Monday afternoon as ECC tied the unbeaten Curwensville Lady Tide 2-2 in a game played at Angela Huey Field.
The game was the fourth overtime contest this season for the Lady Crusaders. ECC is 1-1-2 in the extra time games.
Sister pairs were the story during the match. Elk Catholic scored first with 30:33 left to play in the first half. Senior Abbi Petrosky got the goal while her sister, freshman Erin Petrosky, had the assist.
BRADFORD – Despite the cold and wet weather over the weekend, the District 9 Boys Golf Championship was held at Pine Acres Country Club in Bradford on Saturday. Six area golfers qualified for the PIAA Western Regional Tournament, which will be held at Tom's Run Golf Course in Blairsville on Tuesday, Oct. 18.
BROCKWAY – Touchdowns before and after halftime provided a major momentum shift for the Brockway Rovers to a 30-22 win over Ridgway Friday night at Frank Varischetti Field in Brockway.

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Judaism - Christianity - Islam
You all share a common God!
Why are the other faiths interpreting God's message in an incorrect way?
Jul 17 2011: .
And all these monotheistic religions also share the same desert.
The harshness of these religions can be explained fully well by their origin; a desert society where resources were scarce: if you steal a jug of water or a goat, we'll cut off your head!
Monotheistic desert religions are not suitabble for modern societies whose people neither live in deserts nor juggle around with water and goats any longer.
Jul 17 2011: I give my comment to disagree
what environment has to do with belief
I think, there is no relation whatsoever (this what I think)
aside, this desert region, more or less, included "all" religions
actually the all versions of the religion
Jul 17 2011: The environmental circumstances in which religions are invented, are highly influential on the contents and qualities of those religions.
-In environments where you have a lot of natural objects (stones, rivers, trees, animals, etc...) you tend to find animism. This can be found in pre-Chrisitan Europe, tropical Africa, Latin America, South-East Asia. All these regions offer animism.
-In monotone environments with scarce resources, you see the emergence of monotheism (first Zoroastrianism in the deserts of Iran), then the other desert religions. These regions and societies needed hard, crazy, punishing Gods to discipline the population. Else, the social fabric based on a fragile, resource-scarce economy would disintegrate.
-In fertile regions, with lots of natural objects and a growing agriculture that allows societies to accumulate wealth, you find polytheism (Egypt, Roman Europe, India, etc...).
Ecology and religion go hand in hand.
The same thing is true for highly urbanised and tech- and science-based societies. What you find in this environment is atheism, because people no longer need religion to understand the world, and their scientific and technological views allows them to use resources rather efficiently and to prevent scarcity.
This is all normal and natural. The environment determines which kind of religion is possible.
Jul 17 2011: To me, there is no religion that teaches bad things because if it does, then it wouldn't be called a religion.Geography and weather affects the people and their way of thinking/culture, not the religion.Jul 17 2011: And yes, I believe in God ( That makes us differ in that case).Have a nice day!Jul 17 2011: to me, I don't see the link (environments - religion(s)
if knowing where that religion was important, we better check, if we could, why this region in specific
more or less it's impossible for us to know
in an analogy, sure this is not a picture of how things go, though, to just clarify and make you understand
if a manager that have supervision over a number of employees
if he selects one of them to become a vice manager
he, sure, sees things the rest of employees don't see, or he knows what he wants
we are not being able to question him, he's the supervisor (employees are not supposed to question their supervisor)
back to the religion case, Muslims are characterized by believing in what they have not seen
meaning, in older versions of the religion, prophets used to have supernatural moves to make people believe in them
but in case of Islam, there is no such thing
aside, we don't need a pope-like position to tell us what to do or what not to
this is the last update of the religion, gives limits not to go beyond
such as killing, drinking alcohol, blood, swine or pork....... (but there are cases when these issues are acceptable)Jul 19 2011: dear muhammad. i appreciate whatever you said i wanted to say the same thing. but the example of terrorist organizations like taliban and all use ISLAM and misinterpret it to the people and train them as terrorists. because muslims have been sacrifising their lives for their religion and in the name of their religion. jihad is indeed in islam but it is misinterpreted by the propaganda and terrorist organizations.
Jul 19 2011: Yes you are right Sumeera, but let me highlight what you said so some of us could read and understand it better : "jihad is indeed in islam but it is MISINTERPRETED by the propaganda and terrorist organizations".What the Muslims practice may or may NOT be Islamic.That,I think, the non-Muslims should understand.Jul 20 2011: I am intending to live until then, and see for myself.Jul 19 2011: and thank u the crusaderJul 18 2011: Religions were 'correct' for those who subscribed to them at the time of their conception, given that lack of scientific knowledge about what goes on in the universe had no choice but to be brought into the consciousness via metaphor. Incorrectness probably now derives from the modern interpretations of those archaic metaphors, including any ancient messages there may have been from God.Jul 18 2011: Jimmy, what do you think about NDE's?
It seems that the research on NDE's can give us a peek into life after death, or consciousness after physical death and this may have the potential to let all people see the underlying unity of our faiths and convictions.
http://bit.ly/NdeWiki, http://bit.ly/NdeChar
Jul 18 2011: Hi Joel,
I think that NDE's are just what they are called, a near death experience... It may make people think about what's valuable in life but I really don't believe in an afterlife...
I don't think this is the appropriate conversational for this Joel, could you share a link to such a conversation and I'll join briefly to tell you more about my views on the topic.
Jul 18 2011: Okay Jimmy, I made a separate conversation - http://www.ted.com/conversations/4355/what_do_you_think_about_nde_s.html
So more to this conversation, can you mention what are the main ways that you see God's message is interpreted the wrong way?
Jul 19 2011: Your conversation seems do have been deleted Joel.... maybe we can take it via email or something... if you check my conversation http://www.ted.com/conversations/3938/proving_disproving_atheism.html there's a lot of talk on NDE's and my thoughts on the subject is as those of Matthieu Miossec... Also my Views on faith and religion is well described by the word Athiest and the commentary on the link.
I didn't create this conversation to be the driving force myself and I'd rather stay out of it to not discourage people from sharing their views on God... As I believe there is no God and I want to get a grip on what people think "the correct message from god" is and not turn it into a Religion - Agnosticism - Atheism debate I will try to keep out of it if not asked...Jul 18 2011: This is what I heard from a Hindu friend, he said to me that Hindus too believed in the oneness of God but God can be presented in many forms.If that is true, I don't think that they miss too far from monotheism.Correct me if I am wrong TED friends.Jul 18 2011: well in my opinion people just use Religion and FEELINGS in the use of their own agendas. like it is done with muslim extremest groups. in islam people can die for their religion, so the Master mind's behind the "BAD AND EVIL DEEDS use them" they brain wash them. i am a pakistani and i know religion is a very sensitive matter. it is moslty g0verned by the political agenda's.
Jul 18 2011: " in Islam people can die for their religion"
what's that all about? never heard of that before...
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Jul 19 2011: Yes I've heard of those news before but they were all in the name Islam.Ironically, Islam never teaches the Muslims to die for the religion itself.Islam teaches the Muslims to live peacefully with everyone..To kill or be killed is just totally wicked and wrong.Do you understand what I'm saying here?
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Jul 19 2011: Then we should follow what the prophet always asks us to do : go back to the Koran and hadiths...
"whosoever killeth a human being... it shall be as if he had killed all mankind, and whoso saveth the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind..."- Koran, 5:32
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Jul 19 2011: Dear friend, I truly hope this helps.
Happy reading!Jul 19 2011: this one as well
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Jul 19 2011: "Better you try and convince those of your religion who are killing every day rather than me."
Trust me, I'm doing all I can to convince those people that Islam is indeed peaceful.It's up to you to believe or not to believe.I shared it with you to promote a better understanding with you regarding Islam.I hope this clears the air around here.You have a nice day,okay?
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Jul 19 2011: " Muslims have to be peaceful." You know that not all of us are terrorists.
" I just want Muslims not to kill Africans in Sudan,Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Uganda, Kenya, Buddhists in Thailand just north of your border, Hindus in India, Christians in the Phillipines, Pakistan, Iraq, Egypt, USA, Europe, or kill any non-Muslim wherever they can."
You may call them idiots but you can never accuse all Muslims of being like that.
Would you stop stereotyping already...? You too have to do your part in promoting world peace.Your hateful comments are certainly not one of them.
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Jul 19 2011: "I just want Muslims not to kill Africans in Sudan,Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Uganda, Kenya, Buddhists in Thailand just north of your border, Hindus in India, Christians in the Phillipines, Pakistan, Iraq, Egypt, USA, Europe, or kill any non-Muslim wherever they can."
STEREOTYPING THE MUSLIMS.should I call this a lovely comment? Your comments are deleted because you are being unfair by stereotyping all of us into violent terrorists.You should know better than that.Plus, you should be rather rational about this not emotional.
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Jul 19 2011: Firstly, highlighting is not yelling.Secondly, I thought that I've told you before that I'm doing my best to spread to those extremists the idea that Islam is a religion of peace.Believe me,I hate them too.Instead of us fighting each other, we should discuss further ways to achieve global peace but with you being so offensive, I just don't know how to end this negative argument.Jul 19 2011: There have always been killings in the name of this or that religion, that doesn't mean there can't be moderately religious people who find those actions vile. Saying Muslims and then adding "some Muslims" in brackets doesn't nullify your clear stereotyping. You need only to look at Eastern Europe to see examples of Christian violence. But shall we blame all the Christians for it? Should we also blame Jews for the way Israel treat Palestinians? No, it's ridiculous.
I'm sure Muhammad condemns all sorts of violence. But right here, right now, you're unfairly attacking his belief and so his comments are all justified. Telling him to take it on the extremists instead of you is not an argument.
I'm no fan of religion, but I really don't like the 'learned all I need to know about Islam on 911' attitude some people have.Jul 19 2011: A lady from Pakistan who went to a Christian school...big surprise...Jul 19 2011: Let's not fool ourselves, almost all religions have at one time or another motivated suicidal behavior.
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Jul 19 2011: doesn't justify anything, just pointing out that religions are all show the same pathological symptoms. We can all point fingers at Al Qaeda and say "Islam is a religion of violence". But really, they all have been and all have the potential to be. All religions have their extremists.Jul 19 2011: Yeah, the saddest bit is that if Islam can survive for a few hundred years more, Muslims will shake off everything bad done in the name of it in the same way that Christians nowadays shake off the crusades, the inquisition and the KKK.Jul 17 2011: Sure! All with restrictions and limitations, of course. What I was aiming at is being a pious- and good person, and not to teach hate.Jul 17 2011: And we Jews believe G-d went with the temple in 72 CE, and will come back.
Now I think that when he comes back we will see who is right, and all convert to that religion.
Because the descriptions of the end are such that all 3 religions see it differently.
Until then we shall live in peace. The end.
Anyway Jewdaism (and probably the world as we know it) has 200+- years and ticking. If the end doesn't come then- I convert. The problem is- the end will come then.
Jul 17 2011: Whatever it is, we must live peacefully and at the same time promote peace.correct?Jul 19 2011: "Anyway Jewdaism (and probably the world as we know it) has 200+- years and ticking."
Where exactly is that claim made i.e. what source?
(I'm not going to even bother asking for evidence, as I know you have none)
I'm asking because there have always been doomsday predictions in almost all of written history. Needless to say none of them ever came true.
And, in case you haven't guessed already, they all share a common characteristic - they're all either to occur within one's lifetime, or within the next generation or two. There is a reason for that, but I don't think you want to know it.Jul 16 2011: I think the question will always come down to Jesus. Although they all believe in the same god, that god sent his only son to be the sacrifice for their sins; only reason being was that the custom of the ancient Israelites was to make the best sacrifice possible for atonement of their sins. Jesus had to be sent in order to be the perfect sacrifice and no one else had to make sacrifices to be forgiven of their sin. At the same time this is only a consequence of the plan that God had. His sole purpose for sending His son was to get people a way back to Him.
My last comment is this: all of history, artifacts, stories, and research point to a holy man, Jesus. My problem with these religions is that they choose to say what God did and did not say, did or did not do. He does proclaim a savior from early in the Bible and He sends Him, just like every other promise, and fulfills the promise.Jul 16 2011: The issue lies within the concept of the same God. For Judaism the God they know is one who has selected them as a privileged race above all others. For Islam they know a God that has selected a privileged group and requires direct adherence to legalistic acts of submission. For Christians the God they know is one that calls all people and the requirement is only that they acknowledge the character, identity and sacrifice of God through Christ.
As you can see while all three faiths can draw lineage back to the God of Abraham the identity of each God differs in several key ways.
Jul 16 2011: That sounds like a very Christian answer.Jul 19 2011: Are those particlar core things incompatible though? Can't you accept that the jews were God's chosen race, but God would accept anyone who aknowledges his existense, the sacrifice of his son AND the teachings of all "prophets" including both Jesus and Mohamed.
Now, of course, you could rightfully say "no", because the teachings of the different prophets contradict each other in some ways. But then the question is "who, If anyone, is right in cases of conflicts? How do we prove it?". You can't honestly start with the assumption that someone is correct above all others.
Jul 22 2011: I think Vasil is proposing quite the radical change for religion. Accept it all. The thing is, religion is based on old teachings. So to introduce a new concept, or to even broaden the understanding of a previously explained concept is seen as wrong.Jul 16 2011: The main question (I think) is when g-d came and left, who did he send, and what was the message.
Jul 17 2011: :) is it important to know when?!
but who god sent, were known
we as muslims believe, that god has sent Noah, Mozes, Jesus, and Mohamed and many others before them
we as muslims have to believe in them all
why they were sent, to deliver a message
that there is only one god, and to worship god
but most of the Jews didn't believe in Jesus, so they have stopped there
and most of the Christians didn't believe in Mohamed so they stopped there
that's it
but "we" have to believe in them all


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After recently watching a documentary on how simple-words DO have an effect on water, it made me think about what else CAN have an effect on water (view What The Bleep Do We Know- Further Down The Rabbit Hole) .... It got me thinking about alot and how we as humans on this planet are drinking so much negative energies in our water supplies.... I would love to extend an idea out there, into cyber Incubus land, calling out to all drummers and musicians that would be willing to participate in a summer of music by the waters to have a more POSITIVE effect on our water supplies. It is proven with science that the words hate and love DO directly effect the molecules in our water...
I am planning a 3 month road-trip across country through Canada in the fall, then down to southern California and over to the eastern board (or vice versa direction), so let me know if you are in any or around these locations...I would love to meet you and even do a street jam and play to raise money for the Make Yourself foundation.
I am definitely going to these locations
Pier 21, Halifax
New Jersey
Hamden Connecticut
Geogian Guidestones
New Orleans, LA
Norman, OK
Zion Canyon, Utah
Lake Tahoe
Los Angeles, CA
Vancouver, BC
Prince George, BC
Peace River, AB
Shilo, MB
Thunder Bay, ON
Sault Ste Marie, ON
Lake Wanapitei, ON
Cheers to all...let me know if you would love to meet up, play some drums, or do a street jam (I play guitar and sing as well.) My setlist will be in only positive songs, of love and happiness. Do share your thoughts.
Love, peace and enlightenment,
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I'm in. Geogian Guidstones looks awesome! So does Pier 21
I am trying to decide if going counterclockwise is better than going clockwise, considering the time of the year, so starting with westward and going down and then going across to the eastern board. I know that the weather tends to get a little squirrley around September-October on the Eastern shores.
I'm super excited to make this a reality with others that see the beauty in the experience
Maybe we can form a cross country convoy of fans!!!! I'll have room for one other person that can travel light :)
sounds awesome Andrea. i have been a free bird most of my life, living in several different areas of the U.S.
i think this will be an awesome experience for you. have you planned anything in the L.A. area yet?
Beth, I'll definitely be spending a few weeks in the L.A area. Last time was too rushed, this is why I'm allowing myself the proper time to seek and love and have fun authentically. I haven't made any concrete plans, other than decide that I WILL be doing the trip and some of my locations, however, I haven't made any plans or arrangements for sleeping, I still have lots of time to decide if I want to camp out (I have a doggie coming along, she's awesome too!)
it sounds like you're starting out smart and i'm wishing you all the best. I live about 2 hours from L.A. right now, but would love to come for the event. Since you'll be in the area a few weeks, i hope you will plan to check out Venice Beach. #1 Brandon lives there #2 with our weather here getting springish already, there are lots of tourist that frequent there daily, as well as the locals. I think you'll be in a good spot for your efforts. I'll be glad to try and help you out if you'd like. glad you've got your doggie coming along, she should have a great time too!
I have been to Venice Beach in the past and I do see myself returning for another adventure. It's so neat to see it all up close when you live so far away and to walk the sands, see the sights, hear the people, get a palm reading, all awesome. Gelato melts pretty quickly in July heat...note to self...hahahah
I can't wait, I wish I can go sooner but I will need to make up the funds to enable the trip to make it all that much worthwhile. I think I'm going to be selling a lot of artwork, paintings, photographs between now and then.... :)
I remember driving towards Los Angeles from Newport Beach and then it hit me...I forgot all my film in the fridge back at the hotel.....For those who have never been to LA, especially in July, it's hot and worse in gridlock....what is normally 30 minutes of backed up traffic in Canada, is a long 3 hrs...hahahha OMG
I'm super excited to meet all the fans that would love to participate... I have two guitars, a djembe, didgeridoo, and a tamborine so many can participate....should be lots of fun....A beach jam, I've been wanting to do, I'm so excited, I'm glowing!
I can't wait to meet you too Beth! Lets all get a setlist going, of Incubus songs and other songs with LOVE in theme.....
sounds like you've got a great plan. I really respect you for what you are doing and believe you will have a prosperous journey. unfortunately, i ditched the piano classes when all my teacher would let me play was "classical"..... i'd go home and learn to play rock songs on my own! so other than a pretty decent singing voice, i think i'll go for the tamborine if that would be okay. :)
I would be glad to hear you jam out any one of my instruments but when we collide, you have dibs on my tamborine!!! :) ...I forgot to add that I have two different kind of flutes too. hahahah Thank you for the warm wishes and keep playing music, because it's great for the soul~!
This sounds awesome! I've seen What The Bleep Do We Know and have been working to integrate some of the ideas into my life. Using our mental power and positivity around water is a great idea, especially during the times of Canadian government really disrepecting and encouraging the abuse of our environment. I would love to join you @ Pier 21 in Halifax! The Atlantic Ocean and surrounding waters could use our help! Thanks for getting this going, I really hope you're able to get from coast to coast sharing your warm energy!
I am confident that the coast to coast trip will be one to remember always. I hope that more fans want to participate in this project...
I agree with you completely Will, coming from working for the Ministry of Natural Resources and not being able to find work in my field for over 5 years...It sucks when you want to make a difference and help conserve our resources and the government (and companies) only think about WHAT THEY can get out of it and rape whatever we have without thinking of the consequences, then cutting out all the programs that hired us conversationalists. ouch, I say, ouch.....
Regardless, I encourage everyone to HUG A TREE at least once a week and tell it how sexy it is..... :)
I'm excited to see the east coast and touch the west coast (again).
Allow me to correct a word... Conversationalist is supposed to be conservationalist....if that is even a word...shite I'm french!


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Wednesday, February 19, 2003Middle Tennessee State's softball team (3-3) swept East Tennessee (1-3) 5-4, 7-6 in MTSU's home opener Wednesday at Lady Raider Field in Mufreesboro, Tenn. Tiffany McVay (Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.)had two hits in the first game for ETSU, while Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) drove in three runs with a homerun. Lane also had an RBI in the nightcap, a game which Danielle Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.) led the Bucs with three hits, including two doubles, and two RBIs. In game one, MTSU short stop Cortney Mitchell hit a homerun over the centerfield fence in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a 4-4 tie. Overall, Mitchell ended the game with two runs, a double, a homerun and one RBI. Lady Raider pitcher Stayc Preator (2-1) picked up the win with six innings pitched allowing four runs on five hits and striking out nine. Freshman Leaora Brannon pitched a one hit shutout in the sixth inning, and Preator was put back into the game at the top of the seventh to close out the game. Sophomore Dani DeCamino also had a big outing in the first game as she hit her first homerun of the season and has five in her career. She ended the game with three RBI and on run scored. In second game action Middle Tennessee jumped on the scoreboard early with three runs in the first inning, after ETSU scored one run in the top of the first. Erica Buhl sent home Mitchell on a sacrifice fly, Kip Phillips scored on a wild pitch and pinch runner Brandy Davis scored a ETSU error. ETSU scored one run in the second and took the lead in the top of the third with two runs and extended the lead to 5-3 in the top of the fourth. Middle Tennessee tied it 5-5 in the bottom of the fifth when DeCamino hit an RBI single to send home Mitchell and Phillips scored on a Bucs error. The Lady Raiders took the lead and got one run and a spare in the bottom of the sixth when Jennifer Dorais scored on a wild pitch and Erica Buhl hit sacrifice fly to send home Mitchell. In the second game Mitchell put up big numbers again as she was 2-of-3 with three runs scored and drew a walk. Freshman Tiffany Childress started the game and threw 1.2 innings, and then freshman Muriel Ledbetter entered the game and went 5.1 innings. Ledbetter picks up the win and improves to 1-1 overall and had nine strikeouts and allowed four hits.


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Adapted from Food Family and TraditionHungarian Kosher Family Recipes and RemembrancesBy Lynn Kirsche Shapiro
This dough was developed by Lynn's mother who baked with her mother in Vásárosnamény, Hungary. The dough can be made parve or dairy; the dairy version truly recaptures the flavor of "home"
2 packages active dry yeast¾ cup sugar, divided½ cup lukewarm water1 7/8 cup parve soy or almond milk (or dairy milk)1 ½ sticks margarine-(or butter) melted and cooled to room temperature1 teaspoon salt2 eggs7 cups unbleached bread flour
In a small bowl, place yeast, 1 Tablespoon of sugar and ½ cup lukewarm water. Whisk to dissolve yeast and sugar. Reserve.
In another small bowl, mix together milk, remaining sugar, margarine, salt and stir to dissolve sugar. Add eggs; mix well
In an 8-qt bowl - place flour. Make well in center and pour in yeast mixture and milk mixture. Mix with large sturdy spoon until dough forms and pulls away from side of bowl.Turn dough out onto lightly floured board and knead until dough is smooth and satiny, about 5-8 minutes. If too sticky, add more flour as necessary.
Wash and dry the 8 quart bowl and oil lightly. Transfer dough to bowl, turn once so top is oiled. Cover with plastic and let rise in a warm place (85 degrees) until doubled – about 1 ½ hours. Punch down, knead briefly and let rise again until doubled a second time. Turn dough out onto floured board and divide into 4 equal balls and proceed with Cheese Danish recipe.
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|Flantastic Coconut Milk
By Guest Columnist Rachel Harkham
I'm about to introduce you, the avid and discerning kosher cook, to your new best friend. Don't worry -- you can thank me later. Coconut milk will dazzle you! It's versatility will impress you: it can be sweet - it can be savory; it's full–bodied texture will make you forget all about Dairy, and may I mention how rich it is!?
I became semi-obsessed with it. I used it in a gamut of baked goods: coffee cake, banana bread, muffins. All to scrumptious ends. Then I moved on to savory recipes: chicken curry- thumbs up, pan gravy a revelation! Swedish meatballs- not so much. Other than the meatballs, I was never disappointed by it.
And then I decided to really put coconut milk to the test. As a committed caramellow I delight in desserts like flan and crème brulee. And up until my introduction to coconut milk I viewed these compositions in sugar and cream as strictly existing in the Dairy Zone. Not meant to be trifled with and made-over as Parve. But I had come to know it quite well, and I believed in it's flavor and textural aspects. And it did not disappoint. Smooth, custardy, more vanilla than coconut. It was a dreamy-creamy ending to an elaborate fleishig holiday meal.
Coconut milk is an ingredient that can generously add to Kosher cooking and eating. It is easy to locate, offers many options, and did I mention it's rich- in a non-offensive way? Don't thank me, just introduce it to your friends and other avid and discerning kosher cooks.
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Howdy all -
I'm making and installing a gate and am hoping to get some advice.
The gate is made of 2"x4" galvanized steel beams, 3/16" thick. I guess it probably weighs somewhere around 175 lbs.
I got some 7" weld-on barrel hinges to mount it to the post.
For the posts, I was thinking of using galvanized pipe, 9' long, 3.5" OD, 1/3" thick, with 6' sunk in a concrete-filled 2' diameter augered hole. And I was thinking of using a 1" tie rod to attach the top of the weight-bearing post to a 5' piece of 3" angle-iron hammered all the way into the ground about 6' away.
So my questions are these:
- Do these hinges and posts seem adequate, or do you foresee problems?
- I'd like to add an automatic gate-opener in the future. Should I do anything different to accomodate that?
- Would I be ill-advised to pre-weld the hinges to the post, then simply make sure the post is set plumb and drop the gate on the hinges? If so, what's a better approach?
- Lastly, I need to make the locking mechanism as secure as reasonably possible because the gate prevents access to secluded property, and was wondering if anyone has a lock design that they could share. I was thinking along the lines of a hasp shielded by a pipe that's just big enough for a hand, but too small for bolt-cutters. Or a puck lock and hasp like this:
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How long is the gate? Why is your hinge post only 3' out of the ground?
The majority of our business is gates and operators. The post depth itself is adequate, depending on soil. If your going to install an operator in the future, square the hole up. The post we set on our jobs are 6"x6"x1/4" at a minimum of 6' deep. It's always easier to explain the extra cost than to try to make a profit going back to fix a moving gate post.
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Thanks for your reply. I uploaded some pictures with my first post but for some reason they came out as links instead of pictures. If you click the links (at the top of the first post) the pictures show up. There's a picture of the gate, a drawing with dimensions, and a schematic of the hinges. The gate is about 13' wide.
I guess the posts I'm thinking of using might be inadequate (I meant to write that they are 3.5" OD and 1/4" thick, not 1/3' thick). They only come about 3' out of the ground because the gate is only 3' high. The ground is seasonally very soggy (almost ground-level water table for a month or two).
What size/weight gates are you hanging on 6"x6" posts?
Its my own gate so I'm not worried about making a profit (but I hate spending money if I really don't need to).
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If you are planning to add an automatic gate opener in the future, an excellent idea BTW, I would put an electronic lock on the gate that would open and lock with the automatic gate opener. Mighty Mule has the automatic lock that I use on my gate and it works great. It might not be secure enough for you in your situation though.
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For gates that size, posts and hinges you posted are more than adequate.
More important, if it's that easy to drill a 6' hole, is your soil good enough to hold the gate up? Consider a support at the end of the gate. Go back into your profile, put your location in, maybe somebody local to you can add something here. Gates, like real estate, is a local local local issue.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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1. Gates and locks only keep the honest people out.
2. The more you try to keep people out, the more they want in.
3. Design and build it to keep people from driving in but not good enough to make them want to see what you're "hiding."
4. It would be cheaper and easier to use pipe and rod as hinges.
5. Make sure the top and bottom barrels on the gate are in line before welding. (or the post, whichever you start with.) (I'm sure you knew that though.)
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"Our philosophy is simple—when Apple brings a new subscriber to the app, Apple earns a 30 percent share; when the publisher brings an existing or new subscriber to the app, the publisher keeps 100 percent and Apple earns nothing," CEO Steve Jobs said in a statement.
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If we could get.him for one first round pick do it asap
Hey Junc, looks like you might lose your best player.... that being said, i would love to see him in miami.. send the 2nd rd pick we got for Vontae. Revis will want big $$$ though.
No thanks. They are looking to get rid of his salary cus he is damaged goods and they need free cash. Let them suffer.
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I haven't seen this on the site so forgive me if it's been posted. I heard today on ESPN that the Jets are seriously considering parting ways with the best cornerback in football. Could it be that he's not bouncing back from his injury quickly enough? I'm not sure if they would trade him to an AFC rival or on what basis he may be available but I'd be interested in hearing some opinions of the Dolphin faithful.
You probably didn't see it cause every time someone makes this thread it probably got moved shortly after. I'm sure Miami is interested as is the rest of the league but no way I see any kind of trade talks between Jets and Dolphins.
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SI's Peter King gets the sense executive VP John Elway will try hard to convince Broncos owner Pat Bowlen that Darrelle Revis is the missing piece in Denver.
The Broncos currently have plenty of cap room, but with LT Ryan Clady still needing a new deal some of that will obviously evaporate. Still, it's not hard for teams to work around this issue. As we saw in the Divisional Round loss to the Ravens, Champ Bailey just can't hang with the deep speed threats at receiver anymore. Adding Revis to handle the opposing team's No. 1 receiver and taking some pressure off Bailey would be a nice upgrade. What Elway wants, Elway usually gets. A first- and second-round pick is said to be the Jets' asking price. King mentions the Chiefs and 49ers as other possible Revis suitors. This is pure speculation at this point.


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*Apparently, it's not only possible for lizards to regrow lost bodyparts, but also for their tails to grow a new lizard.
*Apparently, it's not only possible for lizards to regrow lost bodyparts, but also for their tails to grow a new lizard.
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Link: Comic 145
Title: It's all good fun until somebody loses a tail - part 2
Date: January 9, 2006
Summary: Steve's tail seems to be growing a new Steve, instead of the other way around.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Steve's tail
Onomatopoeias used: "NO TAIL", "WRIGGLE!"
Number of panels: 6
Panel 1
[ The next day...]
Beaver is greeting Steve, who is looking at his behind, having NO TAIL.
Beaver: "Morning Steve! How's the tail?"
Steve: "Maybe it will grow back tomorrow...?"
Panel 2
Beaver and Steve are looking at Steve's amputated tail lying on the floor. There are flies around it.
Beaver: "Oh gross - your old tail is still lying around! I thought I told you to always throw away unwanted body parts? Remember what happened with your appendix?"
Steve: "But... I did throw the tail away..."
Panel 3
Beaver picks up Steve's old tail. Steve tries to look as innocent as possible.
Beaver: "Now Steve, it's not nice to tell lies..."
Steve: "But Beaver..!"
Beaver: "Are you trying to tell me that your tail climbed out of the bin all by itself?..."
Panel 4
The tail WRIGGLE!s in Beaver's hands. Both Beaver and Steve look surprised.
Beaver: "Oh!"
Steve: "Perhaps?"
Panel 5
Close up on Steve's tail, which now resembles a miniature Steve. Beaver looks puzzled.
Beaver: "Hmm...I'm not sure if you're growinga new tail Steve..."
Steve's tail: "Mrrfffl..."
Beaver: "But I think your tail might be growing a new you... What shall we do with it...?"
Panel 6
Beaver is holding Steve's tail.
Beaver: "And no Steve, we can't eat it."
Steve: (holding a knife and a fork) "What makes you think I was going to suggest that?"
[To be Contd.]
Fun Facts
- Steve will eat anything.
- After old tails are left lying around, flies will become attracted to it.
- Steve has had his appendix taken out.
- Apparently, it's not only possible for lizards to regrow lost bodyparts, but also for their tails to grow a new lizard.
- Tails will not decompose or smell after less than a day.
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Though nothing has been confirmed, Perry is rumored to be performing at least two of her 11 number one hits during her upcoming halftime performance on football's biggest stage. At least one website, Hollywoodlife.com, claims that Perry will be performing two of her "most-heart pumping songs" in "Roar" and "Firework." Perry's camp, however, has remained mum on the song selections thus far.
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Perty just wrapped the Australian leg of her Prismatic World Tour, which will visit nearly 90 cities over 130 shows by the time it wraps in March. Rolling Stone recently traveled with the tour, including its 28 semis and 12 buses to transport the entire stage setup and crew. The trek will resume February 16 with a gig in Barcelona, Spain to kick off the European leg. According to Perry, there are seven sections in the tour and "each section is its own different world."
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Originally, Perry had talked about "Prism" becoming a vehicle for more "darker" elements and themes in her music. But instead she "let the light in" during the recording process, and the darkness was never an issue. Thus when the album bowed, it 'roared' to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, selling some 286,000 copies in its first week.
A marketing bonanza swept Perry from the iTunes Festival to "Saturday Night Live" (and everywhere in between). She also took part in a "The Beatles: The Night That Changed America" on February 9, 2014, alongside the likes of Mayer, Maroon 5, Keith Urban, John Legend, Stevie Wonder and many more.
Did you know that Perry is currently the queen of Twitter? She reached more than 50 million followers on the social media site on February 1. Fans can tweet all about her when she begins her third headlining tour, The Prismatic World Tour, on May 7, 2014. It will begin at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland and open with icona Pop. The first leg of the tour will also feature performances in Scotland and England before the second leg moves to North America.
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Katy Perry's going dark. No, we're not talking incognito, non-communicative or pulling some wild disappearing act into an extended hiatus. Instead, Perry has altered both her professional image and her musical style – moves apparently leading up to the eventual release of her fourth studio album, which currently has no set release date.
Perry's darker side came out in full force following her highly-publicized divorce from English comedian Russell Brand. Once famous for her colorful outfits, Perry stepped out at various awards shows sporting a Gothic look accentuated by dark purple hair and plum lipstick. Then there was the brooding video for the song "Wide Awake" in June 2012 in which the songstress wore the same get-up, this time teamed with a cape and dramatic makeup.
But not all of Perry's normally sunny disposition has been washed away. Her part-biopic part-concert 3D film titled "Katy Perry: Part of Me" was released to theaters in July 2012. Not only did it garner mostly positive reviews, but it grossed $30 million worldwide at the box office. Two months later, Perry was named "Woman of the Year" by Billboard magazine.
Things seemed to be going swimmingly for Perry into 2013… that is, until a tulmultuous split with John Mayer. Still, if she's nursing a broken heart it's pretty hard to tell. The pop star has been back in the recording studio in Los Angeles with "Teenage Dream" producer Greg Wells. She also recently received a Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Female Artist of 2013.
Katy Perry was born Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson on October 25, 1984 in Santa Barbara, California to Christian pastor parents. She grew up listening only to gospel music, and started her singing career early by participating in the church choir as a child. Rather than endure four years of high school drama, Perry tested out, earning her G.E.D. after her freshman year.
It was drama, however, that would follow Perry in her early years as a musician. She released her first album under the name ?Katy Hudson,' but it failed to chart. Another solo album never saw the light of day outside a studio, and a deal inked with Capitol Music Group in 2007 made the label her fourth in seven years. It also marked the birth of ?Katy Perry,' the adopted stage name that would take the singer/songwriter to new heights.
The third time proved the charm for Katy's studio recordings, as 2008 saw the release of her first mainstream project, 'One of the Boys.' It produced three Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 songs ? 'I Kissed a Girl,' 'Hot n Cold' and 'Waking up in Vegas' ? and made her a bona fide star. 'I Kissed a Girl' would spend seven weeks at No. 1, and the track has eclipsed 3.8 million downloads. 'Hot n Cold' followed it with more than 4 million downloads to date.
If the aforementioned release made her a household name, then Perry's second album -- 2010's 'Teenage Dream' -- was the game-changer that made her a superstar. It's first single, 'California Gurls,' reigned for six weeks at the top of the Hot 100, smashing the record for most weekly plays in the 17-year history of Billboard's Pop Songs radio airplay chart. The follow-up singles, 'Teenage Dream' and 'Firework' would make her the first female in eleven years to have three consecutive number-ones from one album.Perry's live shows have also proved insanely popular, known for eye- popping performances, bright colors and outrageous costumes. Her 'California Dreams Tour' grossed nearly $60 million worldwide, with 124 shows in Europe, Australasia, Asia, North America and South America.
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Katy Perry was born Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson on October 25, 1984 in Santa Barbara, California to Christian pastor parents. She grew up listening only to gospel music, and started her singing career early by participating in the church choir as a child. Rather than endure four years of high school drama, Perry tested out, earning her G.E.D. after her Freshman year.
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In 2001, Perry released a self-titled gospel album that went no where thanks to the record label closing. Perry continued to record, but none of her efforts made it out of the studio. In 2007, Perry signed with Capitol Music Group, adopted the stage name 'Katy Perry', and released her first single, 'Ur So Gay' shortly thereafter. It was not until the 2008 release of her second single, 'I Kissed a Girl' that Perry gained national attention. The single topped international charts, and the release of her album One of the Boys received platinum certification. Interestingly, 'I Kissed a Girl' and her next single 'Hot n Cold' both received multi-platinum certifications. Katy Perry tickets sold quickly. In fact, in 2010, the Guinness Book of World Records recognized Perry as the 'Best Start on the US Digital Chart by a Female Artist'. Perry's second album Teenage Dream was released in 2010, and its first single, 'California Gurls' reached number one on the Billboard Charts.
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Katy Perry tickets have been very popular as she is known for eye-popping performances, including bright colors, outrageous costumes, and often feature Perry playing the guitar.In 2009, Perry announced that she was engaged to funny-man Russell Brand after a vacation in India. The pair returned to India in 2010 for their nuptials. Although Perry has been nominated for both MTV Music Awards and the coveted Grammy Awards, she has yet to claim a prize. Perry also enjoys acting, appean The Young and the Restless, The Simpsons, and How I Met Your Mother. Perry also filmed a Sesame Street episode in which she was to play pretend with Big Bird. The show was deemed too controversial for children's television. Perry also voiced Smurfette in the big screen debut of The Smurfs.
Katy Perry Summer 2011 Update
Katy Perry and Kanye West collaborated on her hit single, "E.T.", released in February 2011. The song hit the top of the charts in the US and 3 other countries. It will be one of the most anticipated songs when Perry's 2011 California Dreams tour hits the US this summer. Perry has enlisted the help of Pink's tour director to keep her show fresh and exciting. Perry also recently released the single "Last Friday Night"--its music video includes an appearance by teen youtube sensation Rebecca Black. The singer's ever increasing star-power is evident in her recent appearance on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine...in a Hershey's Kisses bikini. Wild.
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Brew up a rousing tea party worthy of Earl Grey himself. Leave it to Vintage Junkys to deliver all the classically beautiful vintage accents you need to steep your event in history and pay homage to a delightful tradition. Dress your table with Arthur Wood teapots and other classic pieces—and dress yourself in exquisite white gloves, sequined hats, and aprons. When every detail fits your fancy to a "tea," all that's left is to do is sit back and answer the age-old question: One lump of sugar, or two?
Set of 3 off-white bowls with teal interiors. Each wears a different moustache to the party. Marked TST Chateau Buffet USA. Bowl dimensions: H 2" Diameter 6". This gently used vintage product is in good condition. Shows some signs of age. No chips or cracks.
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