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Bleomycin for Injection by Pharmaceutical Partners of Canada Inc
How does this medication work? What will it do for me?
Bleomycin belongs to the group of cancer-fighting medications known as antineoplastics, and specifically to the group of antineoplastics called actinomycins. Bleomycin causes the death of cancer cells by interfering with their growth and reproduction.
Bleomycin is used alone or in combination with other antineoplastic medications, radiation, or surgery to treat many types of cancer. These include cervical cancer, head and neck cancer, skin cancer, Hodgkin's disease and non-Hodgkins lymphoma, and cancers of the penis, testicles, and vulva. It is also used to control fluid buildup in the lining around the lungs caused by cancer (malignant pleural effusion).
Your doctor may have suggested this medication for conditions other than those listed in these drug information articles. As well, some forms of this medication may not be used for all of the conditions discussed here. If you have not discussed this with your doctor or are not sure why you are taking this medication, speak to your doctor. Do not stop taking this medication without consulting your doctor.
Do not give this medication to anyone else, even if they have the same symptoms as you do. It can be harmful for people to take this medication if their doctor has not prescribed it.
How should I use this medication?
The recommended dose and dosing schedule of bleomycin varies according to the specific disease being treated, the response to therapy, and other drugs or treatments being used. The dose administered is also based on body size.
Bleomycin can be injected into a vein, into a muscle, under the skin, or into the pleura (lining around the lungs). Your doctor will decide the best way to inject the medication depending on the type of cancer and its location.
Bleomycin is always given under the supervision of a doctor. Very careful handling of this medication is required, so it is always given in a hospital or similar setting with access to sterile equipment for preparation.
As well as interfering with the genetic material (DNA) of cancer cells, bleomycin can interfere with some of your normal cells. This can cause a number of side effects. Bleomycin may cause nausea and vomiting, but it is important to keep using this medication even if you feel ill. Your doctor, nurse, or pharmacist can advise you on how to reduce the effects of nausea and vomiting. Keep track of any side effects and report them to your doctor as suggested in the section "What side effects are possible with this medication?"
Many things can affect the dose of medication that a person needs, such as body weight, other medical conditions, and other medications. If your doctor has recommended a dose different from the ones listed here, do not change the way that you are taking the medication without consulting your doctor.
It is important to take this medication exactly as prescribed by your doctor. If you miss an appointment to receive bleomycin, contact your doctor as soon as possible to reschedule your appointment.
Do not dispose of medications in wastewater (e.g. down the sink or in the toilet) or in household garbage. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medications that are no longer needed or have expired.
What form(s) does this medication come in?
Each vial contains sterile bleomycin sulfate equivalent to bleomycin 15 units.
Who should NOT take this medication?
Do not use this mediction if you are allergic to bleomycin or any ingredients of the medication.
What side effects are possible with this medication?
Many medications can cause side effects. A side effect is an unwanted response to a medication when it is taken in normal doses. Side effects can be mild or severe, temporary or permanent.
The side effects listed below are not experienced by everyone who takes this medication. If you are concerned about side effects, discuss the risks and benefits of this medication with your doctor.
The following side effects have been reported by at least 1% of people taking this medication. Many of these side effects can be managed, and some may go away on their own over time.
Contact your doctor if you experience these side effects and they are severe or bothersome. Your pharmacist may be able to advise you on managing side effects.
- appetite loss or weight loss
- changes in fingernails or toenails
- increased pigmentation of the skin
- nausea and vomiting
- skin rash; itching; coloured bumps; or peeling of fingertips, elbows, or palms
- skin redness or tenderness
- swelling or redness of the hands and feet
- temporary loss of hair
Although most of the side effects listed below don't happen very often, they could lead to serious problems if you do not seek medical attention.
Check with your doctor as soon as possible if any of the following side effects occur:
- cough
- shortness of breath
- sores in mouth and on lips
Stop taking the medication and seek immediate medical attention if any of the following occur:
- confusion
- faintness
- fever and chills occurring within 4 to 10 hours of dose; may last up to 48 hours
- sudden and severe chest pain
- wheezing
Some people may experience side effects other than those listed. Check with your doctor if you notice any symptom that worries you while you are taking this medication.
Are there any other precautions or warnings for this medication?
Before you begin using a medication, be sure to inform your doctor of any medical conditions or allergies you may have, any medications you are taking, whether you are pregnant or breast-feeding, and any other significant facts about your health. These factors may affect how you should use this medication.
Infection: As well as killing cancer cells, this medication can reduce the number of cells that fight infection in the body (white blood cells). Avoid contact with people who have contagious infections and tell your doctor if you begin to notice the signs of an infection such as fever or chills.
Lung disease: Bleomycin causes lung problems in about 10% of people using the medication. Your doctor may recommend that you have chest X-rays regularly while you are taking bleomycin. People with lung disease are more likely to be affected by this problem. If you have lung disease, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Kidney disease: Bleomycin is removed from the body by the kidneys. If you have ever had kidney problems, discuss with your doctor how this medication may affect your medical condition, how your medical condition may affect the dosing and effectiveness of this medication, and whether any special monitoring is needed.
Pregnancy: Studies of this medication have not been done with pregnant women. There is a possibility of birth defects if either the father or mother is using bleomycin at the time of conception, or if it is taken during pregnancy. Effective birth control should be practiced while using this medication. Tell the doctor immediately if you become pregnant while using this medication.
Breast-feeding: It is not known whether bleomycin passes into breast milk. Women should not breast-feed while receiving bleomycin treatment.
What other drugs could interact with this medication?
There may be an interaction between bleomycin and any of the following:
- digoxin
- natalizumab
- other cancer medications
- pimecrolimus
- roflumilast
- tacrolimus (when applied to the skin)
- vaccines
If you are taking any of these medications, speak with your doctor or pharmacist. Depending on your specific circumstances, your doctor may want you to:
- stop taking one of the medications,
- change one of the medications to another,
- change how you are taking one or both of the medications, or
- leave everything as is.
An interaction between two medications does not always mean that you must stop taking one of them. Speak to your doctor about how any drug interactions are being managed or should be managed.
Medications other than those listed above may interact with this medication. Tell your doctor or prescriber about all prescription, over-the-counter (non-prescription), and herbal medications that you are taking. Also tell them about any supplements you take. Since caffeine, decongestants, alcohol, the nicotine from cigarettes, or street drugs can affect the action of many medications, you should let your prescriber know if you use them.
All material copyright MediResource Inc. 1996 – 2017. Terms and conditions of use. The contents herein are for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Source: www.medbroadcast.com/drug/getdrug/Bleomycin-for-Injection-by-Pharmaceutical-Partners-of-Canada-Inc


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A Southern California filmmaker found inspiration from the United States Supreme Court last week. After the justices put the kibosh on plans to show the Proposition 8 trial on YouTube, John Ireland saw an opportunity.
He decided he would reenact what happened in court and post his creation on the Web and on YouTube.
He put together a cast of 25 volunteer actors through a casting call on the SAG-approved casting network, then used partial transcripts from the trial and blogs reports to put together a script.
The team started with opening statements and plan to keep going until a verdict is read.
Just a few days into the project, his band of volunteers are hunkered down at the campus of USC reading off prompters, telling a story they hope viewers will find compelling.
Ireland said he is not editorializing the trial and is trying to "hold true to each witness" who takes the stand.
Ireland says he hopes to post the first episode Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
When asked about funding, Ireland said so far he's spent $27 on bagels and water, adding it was an all-volunteer project. He said he's filming at USC because that is where he has access to a law adviser.
Ireland and crew will post their creation on www.marriagetrial.com, followed by a posting on YouTube.


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This is a transcription of this speech made for the convenience of readers and researchers. A single text of the speech exists in the Senate Speech file of the John F. Kennedy Pre-Presidential Papers here at the John F. Kennedy Library.
Governor DiSalle, our next Congressman, Congressman-to-be Sullivan, we hope, ladies and gentlemen: There is a terrible rumor to the effect that this is a Republican community. I am sure it is not true. (Laughter) But it would be interesting to know how many Republicans have we here today. Will you hold up your hands? (Response from the audience) Let us see how many Republicans with an open mind we have got. Two. (Laughter) Well, there is some prospect. (Laughter)
I am delighted to be here today and whether you came as Democrats, Republicans, independents, convinced, unconvinced, I do appreciate the chance to speak with you.
This is an important election. Our role, Mr. Nixon's and mine, is important, because it is our function to present the position of our party on the great issues which face our country. We work hard from the time we are nominated until election day, November 8, and then you work, because then you make your judgment, and any citizen of this country who on this occasion takes that judgment lightly, of course, does not meet his responsibilities as a citizen. I would say the judgment you make on November 8, 1960, as to which candidate you select, not only for the Congress and for the various other offices, your judgment as to which political philosophy should lead our country, your judgment of the state of our national development, the state of our national opportunities, the state of our national peril, the state of our national challenge, all that meets on November 8 when you make your judgment as to who you want to be the President of the United States.
I know in these times, and through our history, that many people feel that the whole trend of our history is due completely to our power as a nation, through the forces of history, and that human decisions and human personality and the judgment of the President does not really affect directly your lives, your fortunes. I don't think that is true in the 1960's.
The President of the United States has the great power not only of war and peace, not only of defending our commitments abroad, but also of setting before the American people the unfinished business of our society. I will give you two problems which face us as citizens and face the next President of the United States. One of them is called industrial employment in the State of Ohio and around the country and the other involves agriculture.
There are in this country now nearly four and a half million people out of work. There are three million people who are working part time, and yet we had a recession in 1954, a recession in 1958, now two years later, we have a slowdown. We are using today only 50 per cent of the capacity of our steel. The Soviet Union last week came close to out-producing us, even though they have only one half of our capacity. The reason, of course, is that we can produce more than we can consume. We can produce more in our factories and more on the farms than we can consume at a decent price. Therefore, our steel mills work 50 per cent, 100,000 steel workers are out of work, it affects coal, chemicals, paper, everything. It affects Detroit. How can the next administration so provide an atmosphere for our economy where our country begins to move ahead, where our people work, where our facilities are used, particularly at a time when machines are taking the jobs of men.
Those of you who are farmers have seen that on your farms in the last 20 years. Those of you who live in the city know that a machine comes along and takes the jobs of five men or ten men. We are going to have to provide, in order to get a job for every American who wants one, and this affects those of you who are on farms because many of you hold part time jobs in the city - and if you are not finding full employment in the cities, you are the first to be laid off, because you have a part time job. The fact of the matter is you are going to have to find in this country, the next President is going to have to give leadership, 25,000 new jobs a week every week for the next ten years, and we are going to have to do that if we are going to keep our people working, and we are going to have to do that if we are going to strengthen our country, and we are going to have to do that if we are going to protect our commitments around the world. We are going to have to move. We are going to have to provide an economy, an atmosphere and leadership which will provide full employment for our people. That is one problem.
The second problem is the decline in agricultural income. I believe that the decline in agricultural income is the most difficult and important domestic problem facing the United States, both because of its effect on farmers and because of its effect on industry. The farmers of the United States are the No. 1 market for Detroit automobiles. When farm income drops, Detroit slows up. When Detroit slows up, Pittsburgh steel slows up, and we have lost in the last eight years nearly $33 billion of farm income. This administration, and some of you are Republicans - you feel you want to vote for the Republicans because they run a careful, frugal, responsible government. Mr. Benson has spent more money in the last eight years than all of the Secretaries of Agriculture in the history of our country, stretching back 100 years. We now have $9 billion of surplus foods stored away in a hungry world. Our farm income has dropped nearly 23 per cent in the last 18 months. The average wage for a dairy farmer in a state like this, or Wisconsin, is about 53 cents and hour. If a farmer was paid according to his hours, the money he has invested in his farm and his managerial skill, farm prices would have to go up 60 per cent, so low is his income.
Now, this decline is continuing, and the program that Mr. Nixon has put forward in my opinion will provide for a further decline in farm income, because he provides the same program that Mr. Benson provides which is a support price for corn or wheat, soy beans, whatever it may be, which is tied to 90 per cent of the average market price for the three previous years. Now, as the market price drops so does the support price. Where you had $1.50 for corn eight years ago, you may be getting 90 cents for corn today or 93 cents. That is the market price. Mr. Nixon will pay you 90 percent of that market price next year, and if it drops to 85 cents, he will pay you 90 percent of that, and that is the step, down, down, down, until farmers are driven off their farms in increasing numbers.
Now, you have to make a judgment whether you consider that policy to be in your interest. If you do, you should vote with Mr. Nixon. If you consider the position of the United States in the world improving, if you feel secure, if you think the possibilities of your children living in peace and freedom, if you look to the news in the morning paper of Mr. Castro's utter contempt for the United States, because that is what he was demonstrating, his indifference to our reaction, his conviction that the time is on his side, not only in his own country, but throughout Latin America - if you can support a candidate who, in this most dangerous time, runs on the slogan, "You never had it so good", then you should vote for Mr. Nixon.
But if you hold the view, whether you are a farmer, whether you are an industrial worker, whether you are a citizen, whether you have children in school who want and need a good education, whether you have a view of the United States as fulfilling a great destiny in a dangerous time in the life of freedom, then I ask you to join us. This is not a fight between Republicans and Democrats. This is a fight between the comfortable and the concerned, between those who look forward and those who stand still, between those who believe that all we have to do is what we are doing now and more, and those who believe it is time for a great movement forward for our country again. (Applause)
So I come to London, Ohio, and I come to this Republican community, and I come here without any hesitation at all in asking your support. I come because - (applause) - because I believe that this country deserves the best that we have. I believe that this country requires leadership which will place before us the things we must do, if we are going to maintain our freedom. Because I would like to see the United States, which sits on a most conspicuous stage, set an example of what freedom can mean, that freedom and prosperity go hand in hand, that liberty is the handmaiden of abundance, and that this great country of ours can be greater. This powerful country of our can be more powerful. This country of ours can move again. Thank you. (Applause)


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As a reviewer of software products, I am disproportionately exposed to the installation process. I install lots of products. Alas, it is poor practice in a review to complain about installation, because it's a factor that the end user will generally perform once or twice. And so whether it's hard or easy will likely have little effect on the purchasing decision. So, readers don't want to hear about how hard I worked to get the software up and running. They do want to hear about problems encountered after installation, not before.
Because installation falls in a no-man's-land, where doing it poorly is rarely a cost and doing it well is rarely perceived as a gain, most software packages do it poorly. The list of poor practices is so long, that I can't do it justice in a single editorial. But it's long past time that companies started covering even the basic issues:
- Every change to the system performed by the installation should be reversible by the uninstall script. This is particularly true on Windows systems, where products have no qualms about associating file extensions with their software, littering the register with their keys, adding unexplained directories in various parts of the user's home space, and leaving behind this detritus after the software is uninstalled.
- Environment variables should be set sparingly, with the needs of the user in mind, and they should removed by the uninstallation process. The offense most commonly seen is the change to the execution path. Many products still prepend their favored directory to the head of the path, rather than putting it at the end. This approach runs a high risk of causing unintended problems in the event that a vendor's binaries collide with the name of some other utility on the system. If the vendor is lucky enough not to use binaries with names that create a conflict, then they should be just as happy being at the end of the execution path, so as to minimally affect the user's system.
Now let's look at an area that is often neglected: installation wizards. These supposedly user-friendly little apps are generally designed by experts in the software who cannot view the wizard's contents through the eyes of a first-time user's eyes. Frequently, features will be described by their internal name and given that many wizards have no meaningful help systems (actually, many have no help option at all), they force users to consult PDFs on other media. For example, a checkbox with the words "Install CJK fonts" is the kind of thing I have in mind. As "CJK" stands for nothing more obscure than "Chinese, Japanese, Korean," why not use the non-jargon name so that a user can know right away what to do. (It might be argued that users in those Asian countries would know what CJK fonts are, but that's no help to users who don't live there and still have to decide what to do.)
The place at which installation dialogs become truly ridiculous, however, is the approval of the license. The text box is invariably tiny and the experience of reading the undersized print so maddening that you cannot but feel that what the vendor is really communicating is: "Don't read, just approve." Nowhere have I ever seen a license consisting of a summary of the entire license with a link to the full text should the reader care to look at it in detail. Yet, there'd be no harm in such a friendly approach.
Timing is another problem that occurs, particularly with the installation of updates: The delayed information that the installation requires rebooting the system. This lack of important communication is more of the notion that "my vendor stuff is more important than the stuff you're already doing." In the case of new product installs, the delay is more likely the result of the vendor's concern that the knowledge of the need to reboot will lead the user to delay installation. But the right solution can hardly be to induce the user through ignorance, and then spring this option whose need was known all along.
And after booting, has the installation started running a new service in the background? If so, this should always be explained to the user during the initial installation so that intelligent choices can be made. The condescending view that users cannot be expected to understand the implications of running a service in the background comes from years of explaining nothing at all. Many wizards today have the option for a custom installation, which self-identifies users who are likely to be advanced and to whom such concepts can be presented and explained.
Given the long tradition of hostility to the user needs, it's tempting to think that you just have to live with what you get. But market forces actually do occasionally take installation difficulty into account. Consider, for example, the success of the CI server, Hudson. When Hudson first came out, it was one of numerous competitors in the low-to-mid-range CI server realm. It faced entrenched competition in products such as Cruise Control — an excellent, widely respected, open-source CI server. Within two years, though, the field had consolidated around Hudson for one primary reason: It was drop dead simple to install and get running. It ran as a JAR file. So installation meant copying to a directory of your choice and running the JAR file. When Hudson opened, you pointed it at an Ant file and answered a few questions about which directories to use. After that, Hudson was ready to run CI jobs without further configuration.
Few packages have so deeply understood the need for simplicity and been so richly rewarded for it as Hudson. We're starting to see a bit of a return to simple, non-disruptive installation in mobile apps, which seem to avoid many of the problems I discuss above. But they achieve simplicity in large part because they generally perform one task only. If they recall Hudson's success as their complexity (inevitably) grows, we'll be in good shape. Now, all we need is to get desktop and, especially, server apps to get on the same bandwagon.
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Kabila Wins Key Backing
The support of the two men's parties in parliament would also give Mr. Kabila a majority, which would enable him to choose a prime minister. The 500 new MPs were sworn in on Friday.
(Joseph Kabila).
Two major Democratic Republic of Congo presidential candidates have urged their supporters to vote for President Joseph Kabila in the second round.
Antoine Gizenga, who came third in July's historic poll, and Nzanga Mobutu, who came fourth, have announced their support for the incumbent. Mr. Kabila now looks to be the clear favourite in the October run-off against Jean-Pierre Bemba.
Mr. Kabila gained 45% of the vote in July, against 20% for Mr. Bemba. A spokesman for Mr. Mobutu said he had made the choice to preserve DR Congo's unity. Mr. Kabila won a first-round landslide in the east, while Mr. Bemba gained the backing of most westerners, especially in the capital, Kinshasa. Mr. Mobutu, son of former leader Mobutu Sese Seko, is also from the west and so his support would enable Mr. Kabila to enjoy a more nationwide legitimacy.
The support of the two men's parties in parliament would also give Mr. Kabila a majority, which would enable him to choose a prime minister. The 500 new MPs were sworn in on Friday. The second round will conclude the country's first democratic polls since independence in 1960. Meanwhile, the police have arrested hundreds of people living rough in Kinshasa, after violent protests in favour of Mr. Bemba earlier this week. "These young people have been behaving like bandits for some time now, attacking members of the public. We have had several complaints," police chief Patrick Sabiti told the AFP news agency.
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A fan of Fresh Market
Hats off to Bowman Properties for bringing Fresh Market to Chestnut Hill. When our family gets away to warmer Southern spots during the winter months, Fresh Market is our favorite local food store.
It is far superior to the grocery store chains and has the look and feel of a first-class family-owned market with an emphasis on high quality, great presentation and friendly service. The prepared foods are exceptional for those who like to grab something quick and take it home. As the previous Local article said, "it's like the offspring of DiBruno Brothers and Whole Foods."
Congratulations to Richard Snowden for having the vision to turn the old Magarity property into an interesting mix of retail and residential space which will definitely contribute greatly to the vitality of Chestnut Hill.
Tim Greenwood
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A good Annual Meeting
And what a swell party it was. The annual meeting was a great success and, as with most of the activities of the community association, much praise needs to go to volunteers:
Jane Piotrowski, VP Social Division — decorations and desserts. Awards Committee: Patricia Cove (Chair), Sister Carol Jean Vale, Jane Piotrowski, Ann Spaeth, and Paula Riley. Teens Inc: Marianne Dwyer (Director) with volunteers Claudette Artes, Marguerite Artes, Brendan Dwyer, Michael Dwyer, Desiree Francis, Jyel Thompson, and Carine Wellington. Registration Table: Joan Forjohn, Jo-Ann Mangano, Cheryl Massaro, and Linda McNally
in addition to labor there were donated materials from Tavern on the Hill and Brewer's Outlet — soft drinks and ice. Julie Byrne, Janice Manzi, Marissa Morris, Noreen Spota and Jean Wedgwood.
Last but not least, thanks to those who stayed after the event to help clean up – Lisa and Art Howe, Janice Manzi and Jonna Naylor.
Although they obviously got paid, we should also thank Top of the Hill Tavern for the delicious food, and the Presbyterian Church for the meeting space.
Finally, we should thank Jane Golden for being the keynote speaker. She was fantastic.
Bob Rossman
V.P. for Operations
Chestnut Hill
Community Association
Weird Waste Day a huge success
On Saturday, April 16, more than 130 households and businesses braved pouring rain and cold winds to recycle their electronic "weird waste" at the parking lot behind the Chestnut Hill branch of Valley Green Bank.
We collected 10,287 pounds of computers, TVs, peripherals, and other electronic waste plus eight air conditioners. All of this e-waste will be responsibly recycled; none of it will end up in a landfill.
We would like to thank the following people who helped to make this GRinCH event such an amazing success: Will Ross and Dan and Brooke Delaney, volunteers from Cresheim Valley Church who helped people unload their cars; Weavers Way Coop, for donating its canopy; the Chestnut Hill Parking Foundation, for donating use of the parking lot; eForce Compliance (eforcecompliance.com), for its recycling services; and, especially, all of the community members and businesses who came to recycle their electronic waste.
Thank you
Amy Edelman, Lee Meinicke, Alix Rabin, Linda Rauscher, and Noreen Spota
Green in Chestnut Hill (GRinCH) Board Members
Very funny article about sad situation
I can't say I always think he is that funny, but Jim Harris' article this week ["Brilliant solutions for Philly's school violence crisis"] was a hoot. I laughed so hard that my husband came into the room and asked what was going on since the TV set was not on, and he rarely hears me laugh like that. Taking such a sad, serious situation and turning it into such humor is a rare gift. And the pictures are very funny also. Thank you for that.
Doris DiLullo
You're not famous until you're seen in the Local
Bob Peck was very pleased with the article ["Passion for natural world came from Hill childhood," April 14] and said it was mostly spot-on accurate. There are a couple inaccuracies in the part about the Audubon bird on the currency, but nothing major. He said the issue is very complicated and also very hard to explain in a short amount of time. So he has no complaints on the way it turned out. And we are both very happy to have a story about the Academy of Natural Sciences in your paper.
He also said way more people have told him they saw the Chestnut Hill Local story than ever mentioned seeing the Inquirer's front-page story on him last summer. Pretty funny! I told him everybody reads their neighborhood newspaper but not necessarily the bigger papers.
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Comfi-Mum Memory Foam Nursing Support Pillow - Beehive
The multi-use Comfi-Mum Nursing Pillow has been created with mum and baby at its heart. Created for you it supports comfortably all around your body for a peaceful night's sleep, the effortless support for your posture and bump is due to the ergonomic design and sumptuous memory foam layers that gently mould to you, your bump and your babies delicate shape relieving all important pressure points for a relaxing sleep or feed. The silky soft bamboo covers are hypo-allergenic and anti-microbial keeping unwanted germs clean away. The Comfi mum nursing pillow can also be used pre and post-natal by mum and baby for back, knee, sleeping support and feeding.
Features & Benefits
- Before & after birth
- 5-in-1 versatility
- All round comfort and support
- Memory foam
- Bamboo fibre
- Hypo-allergenic
- 100% cotton
- Removable washable cover
- Dimension: 116 x 43 x 27cm
Colours Available
- Beehive
- Green sugar plum fairies
- Honeycomb
- Pink sugar plum fairies
- Stars
Washing Instructions
Wash the pillow cover at 40 degrees and leave to air dry. Do not launder the internal foam. Do not bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean. Avoid using harmful detergents or chemicals.
Important Information
Never leave your child unattended. Not intended for sleeping.
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We provide a 2-year warranty against manufacturing or material defects. The warranty period is effective from the day of purchase
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Classic Projects necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 157 diseños de 68 diseñadores freelance.
We need a logo. We want something simple and stylish. Please read entire description thoroughly. Feedback will be provided on all entries promptly.
Classic Projects
Everthing Luxury
Desired Color Scheme:
Earthy, also open to suggestion
Desired Style:
modern, stylish, simple, contemporary
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About This Contest: We will award $350 for a logo.
Feedback will be promptly provided on all entries. PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE DESCRIPTION AND ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU NEED TO. We will respond promptly to any questions or comments.
Who We Are: We are an award winning designer and builder, specialising in luxury homes. We have been operating under the name of Classic projects for over 20 years. Our name is well known and respected. We now build more contemporary, modern homes however do not want to change the name, so we need the style to represent this.
What We Are Looking For: We want a logo that we will be using to advertise our company. We will be using the logo extensively both on the web and in print in all sizes. The logo must be able to scale really well in a wide variety of applications and uses.
Desired Style: Â Modern, Simple, Stylish, Contemporary
We want the logo to be very simple. Nothing that represents a house, but architectual lines could work. Please keep it simple but styish!
Colors: We are open to suggestion, however like earthy colors. Stay away from hard to read colors. The logo will also be displayed on boards in front of property.
Links we Like: This site should give you and idea of the style we are more or less looking for: http://www.djvox.com
Please ask any questions that you have. Thanks and good luck!
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Appeal brought on 17 July 2019 by ABLV Bank AS against the order of the General Court (Eighth Chamber) delivered on 6 May 2019 in Case T-281/18: ABLV Bank v European Central Bank (ECB)
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Language of the case: English
Appellant: ABLV Bank AS (represented by: O.H. Behrends, M. Kirchner, Rechtsanwälte)
Other party to the proceedings: European Central Bank (ECB)
Forms of order sought
The appellant claims that the Court should:
set aside the order of the General Court of 6 May 2019 in case T-281/18;
declare that the application for annulment is admissible;
refer the case back to the General Court for it to determine the action for annulment; and
order the ECB to pay the appellant's costs and the costs of the appeal.
Pleas in law and main arguments
The appellant puts forward two pleas in law in support of its appeal:
That the General Court erred in law and violated Art. 263 TFEU by failing to base its order on the decision which the ECB actually adopted.
That the order under appeal is based on an incorrect interpretation of Art. 18(1) SRMR1 .


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The Québec City Area has been a breeding ground for some great athletes over the years.
Names like those of hockey greats Jean Béliveau and Guy Lafleur spontaneously spring to mind, along with their memorable exploits with the Aces and the Remparts. But did you know that Gary Carter, Andre Dawson, and Steve Rogers of the Montréal Expos all played at Québec City's municipal stadium in their early years?
Year after year, the Remparts attract huge crowds and are among the candidates for Québec Major Junior Hockey League's top honors. Get ready for action and great atmosphere at the Centre Vidéotron, as families attend in large numbers (and loudly!) to the games. Don't miss one of the hottest show in town!
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Fall in Québec City just wouldn't be the same without Rouge et Or Football at Université Laval! Founded in 1995, this talented university team has already won the Canadian championships many times!
The team enjoys the support of an incredibly loyal—and vocal!— fan base. Local supporters have mastered the art of the tailgate party, storming the PEPS university stadium parking lot on gameday mornings. It's more than a football match—it's an event!
Baseball fans just have to take in a Capitales game at the Canac stadium. The stadium has a soul all its own—and great views of the city.
This team in champion of the Can-Am league several times. And since player salaries are a far (very far) cry from the big leagues, fans can't help but think that this is the way the sport used to be (and was meant to be) played.
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Small to medium-sized hawk with relatively short rounded wings and rounded tail. Adults are gray above with pale orange barring below; immatures are browner and streaky. Very similar to Sharp-shinned Hawk, but larger with bigger head. Also note deeper, slower wingbeats. Breeds in forested areas; more common in suburban areas than Sharp-shinned Hawk. Feeds mainly on birds captured in flight. Often stalks feeders in search of prey.
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(CNN) – As the Texas Senate debated a controversial measure placing new curbs on abortion on Friday, protesters at the state Capitol in Austin were prevented from bringing potential projectiles into the galleries, including feminine hygiene products.
Multiple people tweeted photos and descriptions of the search process and a Texas Department of Public Safety officer confirmed to CNN that security officers confiscated unopened feminine hygiene products for a time, but later allowed those items in.
Officers told CNN they had also confiscated used feminine products, as well as bottles of urine and feces.
On social media, many pointed to the fact that concealed weapons, legal in Texas with a permit, were still allowed into the galleries while the other things were not.
Debate over the Texas law has galvanized activists from both sides of the abortion argument.
On Friday, Lieutenant Gov. David Dewhurst wrote on Twitter he would enforce the body's rules of decorum to prevent outbursts from protesters.
The legislation would ban abortions past 20 weeks of gestation, require abortion clinics to become ambulatory surgical centers, tighten usage guidelines for the drug RU486 and require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic where they're providing abortion services.
Sen. Wendy Davis, a Democrat, tried to block the bill with a filibuster in June, talking for more than 10 hours in an attempt to run out the clock on the legislative session.
Gov. Rick Perry called a special session so the legislature could take up the measure again.
The measure passed the House on Wednesday on a 98-49 vote after hours of debate over proposed amendments. The Senate debated the measure on Friday.
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And on the other hand:
" they had also confiscated used feminine products, as well as bottles of urine and feces. "
I'm not sure that qualifies as non-violent protest. Elections matter, for both sides. If you don't like Texas (or whatever conservative state) politics, leave it. Or get you side more motivated to get off their butts and vote.
Maybe I'm naive, but I don't think Sen. Wendy Davis would approve of the ' feminine products, as well as bottles of urine and feces ' crowd.
Bringing in urine and feces really helps their cause. I don't care if you support abortion or not, there's no place to bring in body wastes to prove your point, whatever point it may prove. Have some dignity and self respect. I hope they get arrested and charged for that, you can get diseases from that. This is almost as low ad criminals chopping heads off, this is not what a civil society does.
And the suicide of the GOP continues... There's no question that these shenanigans will eventually be reversed, like everything else they try ram down our throats. The hilarious part is these morons still have no idea why they're continually losing members, seats and ultimately their own jobs.
Bottles of urine and feces? That makes me feel like their decision to stop people from bringing tampons in may not have been such a bad idea either. Sounds like there were some sickos planning on attending this vote. I disagree with the Texas law, but that is prison inmate behavior, not prostester worthy of respect behavior. Disgusting!
Oh my, where to begin. That anyone would bring in used feminine products, urine and feces to throw at elected officials during official business is out right disgusting. That authorities would confiscate unused, unopened feminine products while allowing concealed hand guns in the Gallery is even more disgusting. Texas is more than messed up!
Wow..Texas is really going through with this? Why can't people keep their noses out of other peoples decisions? It's none of your darn business! Keep your notions to yourself. Geeze.... What a female choses to do with her own body is her business..and NOT YOURS!!
Right now I can just hear the Taliban saying "wow! seriously Texas?!"
If someone threw a used tampon at me, I promise that I would physically destroy that person even if it cost my life.
Feces? Really? You silly Democrats...
The fact that they have to confiscate feminine products, as well as urine and feces from some of the woman attending, tells you the caliber of trash that supports murdering babies.
That guy is right, in Texas you can bring a gun into to the building but not tampons? Really sums up Texas men they are truly wimps and definitely g@y because they are AFRAID OF GIRLS! Ha ha ha ha! Stupid republicans!
That's too bad. I would have loved to see the oops governor and his minions with something very personal sticking our of the behinds put there by women who are sick and tired of these psychos telling us what to do!
Are these Texan idiots use famine hygiene products?? I do not doubt–idiots. Texas, be wise– drive these GOP thugs out. Be a democratic state. Do not be color biased in 21st century–no one is caring it.
They call it "Planned Parenthood" because "Planned Infantcide" does not play well with focus groups.
So a woman who needs a Tampon can't bring one into the Capitol Building in Austin, but she can bring in an AR-15 with a 100 round drum.
Gives new meaning to the word "stupid."
Around here in Arizona they say that you can't spell crazy without AZ. It now seems that you can't spell crazy without TX either.


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- (verb) bring under domination or control, especially by conquest;"the invaders had soon subjugated most of the population"
- (verb) make someone or something subordinate to;"the new ruler firmly subjugated the Church to the state"
Subjugate (सब्जगेट / सब्जगैट) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)
- अधीन करना, जीतना, ग़ुलाम बनाना, दास बनाना
Subjugate Origin
- late Middle English: from late Latin subjugat- 'brought under a yoke', from the verb subjugare, based on jugum 'yoke'.
Subjugate in a sentence (word usage in recent newspaper)
- Cricket was becoming a business, and historically, businesses that subjugate their workers more often than not end up with industrial action.
- Modi wants to subjugate the judiciary and the media: AAP on JNU row.
- His was a talent none could subjugate or restrict," says Salim Kumar.
- But u know, the Islam tells to kill or subjugate, or convert non-muslims, it's written in their book.
- It has fought the wars evenly, we were never able to subjugate them convincingly.
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Every Rhode Island coastal town has their maritime ghost stories, be it the fiery ghost ship Palatine seen in Decembers off Block Island, or the mournful cries of pirates who were executed to gravely point in Newport or the ghost of Judy at the Point Judith light house, all over the coast are the stories of the tragic loss from the sea and here in Warwick we have our own ghost at the Conimicut lighthouse.
Just after the Civil War in 1866, it was determined that the shoals of Conimicut Point in Warwick at the entrance to Narragansett Bay a light was necessary to warn the ships of the dangerous shoals and so a day beacon was first built followed by a full lighthouse. The lighthouse was set off shore at the end of the shoal. The light was manned by the keeper of the Nayatt Point Lighthouse across the bay in Barrington; it was necessary for the keeper to row his boat from his quarters at the Nayatt Light one mile to the beacon in the waters at Conimicut point. This eventually led to the extinguishing of the Nayatt Light, and the main light where the shoals of Narragansett Bay becomes the Providence River became the Conimicut light. Eventually the Light House Service built a small keeper's quarters at the Conimicut light, but this was not to last long. Ice and wind destroyed the keeper's quarters at the Conimicut light, once again requiring the keeper to live at Nayatt Light and row across the upper reaches of Narragansett Bay to the Conimicut light.
Tending a lighthouse was tedious and dangerous work. The keeper of the light often took his son to help work on the light; the dangers they faced were many. Keeper Arnold's son fell from the light and was killed; ironically Keeper Arnold and his son had been forced to abandon the lighthouse a few years earlier when the keeper's house was destroyed by ice and flood waters. Arnold's son became the first ghost of the Conimicut light.
By 1883, the Conimicut Light was a spark plug-type lighthouse and by 1922, the family of Ellsworth Smith was calling the lighthouse home.
Speaking to the Coast Guard men who tended the Conimicut Light after the Light House Service was merged with the Coast Guard in 1939, it was difficult duty; you were at an offshore light but from this light you could see the skyline of the city of Providence and see and hear the sounds of the local amusement park Rocky Point, despite the excitement just at your door. But weather and work determined if you would be allowed to come ashore and enjoy what the community had to offer.
This lifestyle was taking its toll on the Smith family. Nellie Smith, the wife of Keeper Ellsworth Smith, began begging her husband to allow her and the children to go ashore and spend time away from the light, but working a light was a family affair and it was necessary for Nellie and the children to remain at the lighthouse and help tend the light. This was especially true one fateful day when Ellsworth had to go into town to buy supplies for the lighthouse. Nellie could take no more of being at the isolated light and she found Ellsworth's keys and unlocked the medicine cabinet. In the cabinet were some poison tablets and she gave each of the children one of the tablets and took one herself; she told the children that it was candy. Nellie and the two children then lay down in the bedroom of the lighthouse to die.
Returning home that evening, Keeper Ellsworth Smith found his wife and 2-year-old son dead from the poison; the 5-year-old was sick but had spit out the pill because he did not like the taste. He was still very ill and Keeper Smith rowed him back to shore and he was taken to a local doctor to recover. The child recovered at his aunt's home and for that night the Cominicut light was unlit.
By 1966 the lighthouse was automated. A cable had been laid to convert the lighthouse to electricity and it is reported that this was the first lighthouse in the United States to be electrified. This is in dispute because for a short time after the 1938 hurricane, the Prudence Island Light had an electric cable running to it from the local island power plant, but that is another story.
By now, three people had lost their lives at the Conimicut Light. Keepers would report hearing a woman crying on dark nights and sometimes keepers could hear a child playing and items would be moved about the lighthouse. By the 1970s, there were no longer keepers living in the lighthouse and the ghost of the Cominicut Light had all but been forgotten.
The Cominicut Light was automated and maintained by the U.S. Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team (ANT) in Bristol, R.I. In the early 1970s, teenagers would go to the Warwick Light nearby and sneak onto the gated restricted property and slap the lighthouse building three times with an open hand and call Nellie, Nellie, Nellie in order to conjure the spirit of Nellie Smith with the mistaken belief that this was the lighthouse where she had killed herself and her child.
There had been reports from the Coast Guard ANT when working on the Cominicut light that tools would disappear and they would hear what sounded like a young child laughing followed by a woman crying, but a check of the structure indicated nothing was found. The keeper's quarters are now in disrepair and closed to the public. The city of Warwick is now the owner of the lighthouse, receiving the title in 2004, but is the light still maintained by ANT Bristol with the help of Keeper Arnold's son? One wonders, because sometimes a tool that you need would appear near you and you were sure that you had not brought that tool off the boat.
But on a clear calm night sitting on Cominicut Point Beach, you may see a ghostly figure who appears to be working on the light and if you listen carefully, you may hear a young child laughing followed by a woman crying.
Editor's note: An assistant Warwick Harbormaster, Steven Brown has been collecting coastal ghost stories since he was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard more than 30 years ago.


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Happy Tree Friends is blowing up in a big way and I keep getting more and more tutorial request for all the different characters that make up the hysterically funny show. Right now I am going to fill a request that has been long awaited for. I am going to show you "how to draw Flaky" from Happy Tree Friends step by step. Flaky is a red colored porcupine that has a bad case of dandruff which is probably why she is called, Flaky. Now although it may not seem like it, Flaky is one of the most popular characters in the animated series. her characteristics makes her come across as a coward because she has a tremendous amount of fear of dieing. Because of this, she often lives her life on the cautious side and is always hesitant to try new things. There is so many more things that Flaky is known for, the only problem is I don't know them all. The one thing I do know is how to teach you to draw Flaky. Well I do have to go but I shall return with more drawing fun. Peace out and happy drawing guys.
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LycoRed is focused on providing a portfolio of high-value carotenoid brands, natural food colorants and innovative fortification solutions. LycoRed expanded its colorant line to include new formulations based on natural carotenoids, tomato lycopene, lutein and beta-carotene. These natural colors also provide foods and beverages the added health benefits attributed to the antioxidant action of carotenoids.
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We have applied the know-how of more than a decade of work in natural lycopene formulations to the whole family of natural carotenoids. We help you to drive innovation of cutting-edge products responding to the consumer demand for natural & healthier foods. LycoRed developed vegetarian beadlet technology in response to formulation challenges facing the industry. Our unique gelatin-free beadlet matrix ensures excellent stability; protects the carotenoids and reduces the amount of overages. These advances enable LycoRed to provide products that meet global regulatory requirements.
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Lyc-O-Mato ® tomato lycopene complex is the flagship of the LycoRed carotenoid line. LycoRed joins with its customers in co-marketing the Lyc-O-Mato ® brand directly to consumers. A powerful consumer advertising and public relations campaign assists dietary supplement manufacturers in moving their Lyc-O-Mato ® SKU's off of the store shelf. LycoRed's commitment to supporting clinical research on Lyc-O-Mato ® has resulted in expansion of this key brand into a variety of health benefit categories and positioned it as the leading tomato lycopene in the USA.


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05 April 2013 | News | By BioSpectrum Bureau
Herapharm will be distributing BioElectronics' ActiPatch Musculoskeletal Pain Relief, RecoveryRx and Allay Menstrual Pain products in Korea
Singapore: BioElectronics, the maker of unique pain relief, inexpensive, patented, consumer medical devices, begun product distribution of its ActiPatch Musculoskeletal Pain Relief, Allay Menstrual Pain Therapy and RecoveryRx Chronic and Postoperative wound therapy brands with Korea-based Herapharm. BioElectronics recently begun distribution of its products in Malaysia with Qianjing as its distributor.
Herapharm has over 15 years experience in selling leading medical and over-the-counter products in the Korean market. It handles a wide range of medical products for major pharmaceutical companies including Johnson & Johnson, Smith & Nephew and B Braun.
Herapharm has the resources and relationships with major medical facilities, medical supply dealers, and pharmacies to accelerate brand acceptance.
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Bruneck, 30 March – In the next "The Official Ferrari Magazine" edition, the official magazine from the Prancing Horse, readers will find a special test of the FF driven by Nick Mason, the drummer of the legendary rock band Pink Floyd and great Ferrari enthusiast and collector.
Mason, who arrived at the International Media Test Drive FF in Bruneck in Südtirol, tested the new Ferrari four-seater at the snow track on the 2,000 metres at Kronplatz, before going down to the valley where he experienced the car's qualities on the roads of the Dolomites. Nick Mason tested the dynamics and the usability of the FF carrying something very special in the car's big boot in line with "Luci e Musica", the theme for the next magazine's edition. You just have to wait for the next edition to come out or follow Ferrari.com to discover how the FF reacted to this very special challenge.


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- Date: March 02, 2019 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Location: MCL Grand
100 N. Charles
Lewisville, Texas 75057
The annual LISD Art Show features art from every school in the district.
Middle School Art Show: March 1-16.
Elementary-East Art Show: March 22-30, opening reception: March 22, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Elementary-West Art Show: April 5-13, Opening reception: April 5, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
All sections of the LISD Art Show will be on view in the Gallery of the MCL Grand and available for viewing during gallery hours, Tuesday-Saturday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. and evenings when there are other programs going on at the MCL Grand. The MCL Grand Gallery is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
To reach MCL Grand from Interstate 35E, take exit 452 and proceed east on Main Street to Charles Street. MCL Grand will be on the left. Free public parking is available along Main and Church streets, or at Lewisville City Hall across Church Street from the center.
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LOOKING AHEAD: We're fans of being in the now and honoring the moment and savoring what's happening, but there can be a bit of daydreaming when it comes to weather-based pursuits. Indulging in such flights of fancy isn't suggesting you're disconnected to what's going down your world; rather, it's necessary if you're planning a vacation to a different clime, at a different time, with the requisite anticipation. So when it is too hot we think of a mountain drive, and when chillier days arrive? We daydream about eating by a pool in the desert by night. You, too? We're just assuming here that that daydream is a shared one, by many people. There are few pleasures to equal it -- good food + a great companion + sunset + candlelight + pool -- and there are few places that do it better than Palm Springs. Please, the city practically could TM the concept of pool-adjacent dining by moonlight. And while not every P.S. eatery boasts its own watery blue rectangle -- though quite a few do -- they still have sunset and those mountains. Eager for a little late-winter daydreaming in this direction? Feel free to indulge, because Palm Springs Restaurant Week is coming together.
COMING TOGETHER... at the end of May and beginning of June, which we rather love. We won't break out the word "audacious" in terms of scheduling a big eat-out event just when things are getting especially roasty around the desert resort destination, but we will say that when Palm Springs is hot it is kind of in its full-bloom prime, with every third person rocking a pair of swim trunks and the smell of coconut oil in the air. So heading out to any one of "over 100 restaurants, hotels & attractions" during its heat-up moment has definite allure. You'll find mondo deals, and some milder deals, depending on the cuisine and scene you're looking for, so keep an eye on Restaurant Week HQ for all of the updates. So, what are you doing May 30 through June 8? You could be daydreaming at home or actually enjoying a salad and glass of Chardonnay, in person, near a pool in the desert.


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Colorado Springs woman gunned down on Christmas Eve 2008
Margaret "Mae" Sweet had a secret life and an alias.
The Colorado Springs woman, who was 38, occasionally went by the alias Shelby Jamison when she was meeting people online.
It's as much a mystery to her family as to anyone.
"There's a lot about her life that I didn't know about," said Jim Egger, her father.
Whether the alias and her secret life had anything to do with her murder on Christmas Eve, 2008, is part of the cold case murder investigation.
On that night at 11 p.m., a neighbor on the 1300 block of Fosdick Circle in Colorado Springs heard an argument around 11 p.m. A man was yelling obscenities, the neighbor later would tell police.
Then a shot rang out. The neighbor did not call 911.
The next morning, Egger drove home after spending the night at the hospital with his wife.
He and his daughter had been taking turns staying with his wife Penny Egger, who was Sweet's stepmother. Penny was recuperating at a hospital following surgery.
When Egger drove home in the darkness he spotted something odd beyond a white picket fence.
His daughter, who had been staying with him and his wife, was crumpled on the side of the porch with one leg in a basement window well.
Egger, who is a retired U.S. Air Force, ran to her body. Her skin was cold. Blood had pooled in the window well.
It was 5:50 a.m., Christmas day.


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Built in shelving ideas: Look inside your walls for extra storage space
In almost every room of your house, you can find tons of storage space hidden between the two sheets of drywall. Simple recessed, stud-space cabinets like the two we show here are great for capturing some of this wasted space, and they're some of our favorite built in shelving ideas. We'll show you how to build them.
Build a basic box with a face frame, or build two and add glass doors
The basic built in shelves project is simple to build using common carpentry tools and a drill. We used a pocket hole jig, but this is optional. You can get excellent results by simply nailing the parts together. Even if you've never built a cabinet, you'll be able to finish the basic shelf project in a weekend.
The glass door cabinet is a bit more challenging and requires a few more tools. You'll need a table saw and a miter saw to make the precise cuts required. You'll also need a pocket hole kit to assemble the doors and a router with a 3/8-in. rabbeting bit to cut the recess for the glass. If you use concealed hinges like we did, you'll need a 35-mm Forstner bit to drill the hinge recess holes.
Basic built-in shelves
Open box of shelves with a face frame
This basic version of built-in shelves (perfect for recessed bathroom shelves) is easy to build and install. It will hold all of your bathroom or kitchen necessities and can be fitted to suit your needs.
Cut the hole first
Photo 1: Before you cut the big hole…
Cut a small inspection hole and use a compact mirror and flashlight to peek inside the wall. Look for pipes, wires or other obstructions.
Photo 2: Cut the hole
Draw level lines between the studs and use a drywall keyhole saw to cut to the edges of the studs. Then saw along the studs and remove the drywall.
Before you buy materials, choose the location for your built-in cabinet and cut the hole. Then you can adjust the dimensions if your wall studs aren't exactly 14-1/2 in. apart. Remember, your walls are full of pipes, wires and ducts, so you need to do a little detective work to find a good spot. The plumbing wall of a bathroom is probably a bad choice. Look for heat and cold air registers that could indicate ducting, and outlets or switches that mean there's wiring in the stud space.
When you find a spot you like, use a stud finder to make sure the studs are at least 14-1/2 in. apart. Then cut a small access hole to inspect the stud space (Photo 1). If there are obstructions, at least you'll only have a small patch to make.
Learn how to patch drywall holes here.
If the area is clear, cut the hole (Photo 2). Now measure the distance between studs and subtract 1/2 in. to determine the width of the cabinet. Measure from the surface of the wall covering—drywall or plaster—to the back of the opening and subtract 1/4 in. to determine the depth of your cabinet. If you have 2×4 walls with 1/2-in. drywall, you can build the cabinet box using standard 1×4 boards.
Video: How to Cut a Rabbet Joint with a Table Saw
Build the box
Photo 3: Drill shelf support holes
Construct a simple hole-boring template from a strip of pegboard with 1/4-in. holes. Center one of the pegboard holes on the line and clamp the template. Tighten a stop collar onto a 1/4-in. drill bit and drill holes for the shelf support pins.
Photo 4: Screw the sides to the top and bottom
Drill clearance holes in the sides. Screw the sides to the top and bottom.
Photo 5: Drill the pocket holes
Clamp the pocket hole guide to the end of the face frame rail and drill holes with the special stepped drill bit.
Photo 6: Assemble the face frame
Clamp the stile to the rail and drive pocket screws to secure the joint.
Photo 7: Attach the face frame to the box
Drill pocket holes on the outsides of the cabinet box. Align the face frame and clamp it. Attach the face frame with pocket screws.
Cut the sides, top and bottom from 1×4 boards, or from whatever width boards you need. Then drill 1/4-in. holes for the shelf supports (Photo 3). Build a simple template from a strip of pegboard screwed to a strip of wood. Locate the center of a row of holes 3/4 in. from the edge of the wood strip. We chose to drill holes every 2 in.
Choose the spacing you prefer, and mark the holes accordingly so you don't get mixed up while you're drilling. Secure a stop collar to a 1/4-in. drill bit so that the shelf support holes are 3/8 in. deep. Set the two sides next to each other, lining up the ends, and draw a square line across the faces, 4-3/4 in. from the bottoms. Make an "X" to indicate the bottom of the sides so you don't get them reversed when you assemble the box. Then align the center of a pegboard hole with the line and clamp the jig before you drill the holes (Photo 3).
After you've drilled holes in both sides, assemble the box (Photo 4). Cut the plywood back to fit and nail it to the back of the box. Nail one side, then measure diagonally, or use a framing square to make sure the cabinet is square before you nail the remaining ends and side.
Cut the face frame parts, and assemble them with pocket screws (Photos 5 and 6). We built the face frame so that it overlaps the inside edge of the cabinet by 1/8 in. on all sides. Drill pocket holes in the cabinet sides and attach the face frame with pocket screws (Photo 7). If you don't own a pocket hole kit, simply nail the face frame parts to the cabinet with finish nails and fill the holes before you paint.
Cut the shelves to length after you've assembled the cabinet. Measure the distance between the sides and subtract 1/8 in. to determine the shelf length.
Exploded view of basic built-in shelf assembly
Use this exploded diagram to see how the cabinet is constructed. See Additional Information below for the Materials List and the Cutting List.
Mount the cabinet
Photo 8: Install the cabinet
Level the cabinet and mount it by driving screws into the shelf support holes. Drive a pair of screws at the top and a pair at the bottom. Check for level and adjust by tightening or loosening opposing screws.
Slide the cabinet into the opening and use a level to make sure it's level and plumb (Photo 8). Drive screws through the cabinet sides, or simply drive nails through the face frame to secure the cabinet.
Add glass doors to your built-in shelves
Glass door cabinet: Built in bathroom shelves
The doors on this cabinet are inset into the face frame and require a precise fit, making this project more challenging than the basic cabinet. You should have some woodworking experience to tackle this project. But because the doors are assembled with simple pocket screw joints and the hinges are fully adjustable, you don't have to be a cabinetmaker. You just have to measure and cut accurately.
Including the glass shelves and frosted glass inserts, hinges and other hardware, and the paintable boards, this project cost us about $300. If you keep at it, you'll be able to complete the cabinet in a weekend. Then you can spend weeknights painting it and install it the next weekend.
This cabinet spans one wall stud to fill two stud spaces. To allow this, we joined two basic cabinets with a mull that's 2 in. wide by 1/2 in. thick. You have to remove the strip of drywall covering the center stud for this cabinet to fit.
Start with the basics
Photo 1: Join the cabinet boxes
Glue and clamp the 1/2-in.-thick mull between them. Screw temporary braces to the top and bottom to hold the cabinet steady until the face frame is installed.
Follow the instructions for the basic shelf unit for cutting the holes in the drywall and building the two cabinet boxes. Then join the two boxes by gluing the 1/2-in.- thick mull between them (Photo 9). Screw scraps of boards to the top and bottom of the cabinets to hold them steady. Remove these temporary supports after the face frame is installed.
Figure B: Glass Door Cabinets
Use this diagram to see how the cabinet is constructed. See Additional Information below for the Materials List and the Cutting List.
Add the face frame
Photo 2: Fit the face frame parts to the cabinet
Cut the top and bottom rails to fit between the cabinet sides. Clamp them in place temporarily. Then mark the length of the stiles and cut them. Assemble the face frame with pocket screws.
Unlike the basic cabinet above, the face frame for this cabinet must fit flush to the cabinet sides to accommodate the concealed hinges we're using. To make sure the face frame fits perfectly, cut the top and bottom rails to fit exactly between the sides of the cabinet. Align them with the inside edge of the box and clamp them temporarily. Then measure and cut the face frame stiles to fit (Photo 2). Now you can remove the face frame parts, drill pocket holes and join them with pocket hole screws. Keep the inside pocket holes at least 1/2 in. from the edge to avoid hitting them with the rabbeting bit when you rout the recess for the glass.
Build the doors
Photo 3: Measure for the door rails
Cut the four door stiles and stack them inside the face frame. Measure the remaining space and subtract 3/8 in. to determine the length of the door rails.
Photo 4: Check the fit before you assemble the doors
Arrange the door parts inside the face frame and wedge them with pairs of 1/16-in.-thick washers. Adjust the lengths if needed. When the fit is good, remove the parts and assemble the doors with pocket screws.
Photo 5: Rout the glass recess
Mount a 3/8-in. rabbeting bit in a router. Make two or three passes in a clockwise direction, increasing the depth gradually, to create a 1/4-in.-deep rabbet.
Inset doors are difficult because they have to be exactly the right size and perfectly flat. The trick to flat doors is to build them with straight and flat boards. Sight down the boards when you choose them at the lumberyard or home center to make sure they're flat and straight. Also, find lumber with straight grain if possible. The fewer knots and curvy grain patterns in the wood, the better it will be for doors.
The Materials List in Additional Information (below) lists 1x6s. Cut 2-in.-wide strips from these on a table saw for the door parts. We cut our boards 1/16 in. oversize, stacked them alongside each other and ran them through our portable planer to remove the saw marks. If you don't have a planer or jointer to dress the edges of the boards, just make sure to use a sharp saw blade when you rip the parts, and then sand off any saw marks after you assemble the doors.
Use the face frame as a guide for building the doors. First cut four door stiles 1/4 in. shorter than the inside dimension of the face frame. Stack them tightly together inside the face frame and measure the remaining width (Photo 3). Subtract 3/8 in. from this measurement and divide by two to determine the length of the four door rails. Cut the door rails. Then test-fit all the parts, using 1/8-in. spacer shims between the doors and the cabinet and between the pair of doors (Photo 4). Adjust the lengths if needed. Finally, join the rails and stiles with pocket screws.
The next step is to rout the recess for the glass. Mount a 3/8-in. rabbeting bit in your router and adjust the router to cut a rabbet about 3/16 in. deep. Rout the inside perimeter of each door, moving the router clockwise (Photo 13). Adjust the router to increase the cutting depth an additional 1/16 in. and make the final pass. Finish the rabbet by squaring off the corners with a sharp chisel.
Mount the doors
Photo 6: Mark for the hinge mounting plates
Rest the edge of the door on the cabinet and center it. Then transfer the hinge center marks to the cabinet sides to indicate the center of the mounting plates.
Photo 7: Attach the mounting plates
After marking for the center of the screws, attach the mounting plates to the cabinet sides. Check the fit of the hinges and doors by clipping the hinges to the mounting plates.
Photo 8: Drill concealed-hinge mounting holes
Mark the hinge hole locations. Use an awl or nail to make a starting point for the Forstner bit. Drill recesses for the hinges in both doors.
Photo 9: Mount the hinges on the doors
Press the hinges into the 35-mm recesses and line them up so that the screw holes are parallel to the edge of the door. Attach the hinges with the screws provided.
We used Blum 110-degree clip top hinges on the doors. These hinges provide three-way adjustments and have a built-in soft-close mechanism. You can save a few dollars by substituting a standard concealed hinge without the soft-close feature. This type of hinge requires a 35-mm recess in the door to accept the hinge, and a mounting plate on the cabinet.
Start by making three marks on the hinge side of each door to indicate the centers of the hinges. Mark the center of the door and 3-1/2 in. from the top and bottom. Then measure in 13/16 in. from the edge to mark the center of the 35-mm hinge bore. Use an awl or sharp nail to make a starting hole for the 35-mm Forstner bit. Before you drill the hinge recess holes, hold the door alongside the cabinet, center it so there's a 1/8-in. gap at each end, and transfer the hinge marks to the cabinet sides (Photo 6).
Next attach the hinge mounting plates to the cabinet (Photo 7). Draw a line 2-7/16 in. from the face of the cabinet to locate the hinge plate screws. Drill 35-mm x 1/2-in.-deep recesses in the doors with the Forstner bit at each hinge location (Photo 8). Practice on a scrap of wood first to gauge how deep to drill. Mount the hinges (Photo 9).
Test-fit the doors by clipping the hinges to the plates. You should be able to adjust the hinges until the doors fit perfectly. If not, you may have to plane or sand the door edges a bit. When you're happy with the fit, remove the hinges and plates so that you can paint the cabinet and doors before you install the glass panels and shelves.
Learn how to silence a squeaking hinge here.
Install the glass and mount the cabinets
Photo 10: Install the glass
After the paint dries, set the glass panels in the rabbet and apply a small, neat bead of clear silicone caulk around the perimeter. Let the silicone cure overnight before mounting the doors.
Photo 11: Install the cabinet and add a shelf or two
Set the cabinet in the wall and level it. Then attach it with screws driven into the shelf support holes. Finish the project by clipping the doors to the hinge plates and installing the glass shelves. Use the hinge adjusting screws to adjust the doors until the space between them and the cabinet is even.
When the paint or other finish is completely dry, you can install the glass. Set the glass into the recess and apply a neat bead of clear silicone around the perimeter to hold it in place (Photo 10). Make sure to cut the tip of the caulk tube carefully to leave an opening about the size of a 6d finish nail. Let the caulk cure before you reinstall the doors. If you need to replace the glass, just slice the silicone bead with a utility knife.
Mount the cabinet in the wall (Photo 11). Then install the doors by clipping on the hinges. Finish by adjusting the hinges until the spaces between the doors and the cabinets are equal. Then install the glass shelves. We used nickel "spoon"-type shelf supports. To keep the shelves from slipping, we stuck clear polyurethane door bumpers to the top of each shelf support.
Additional Information
- Figure A: Basic Built-In Cabinet
- Materials List: Basic Built-in
- Cutting List: Basic Built-in
- Figure B: Glass-Door Cabinet
- Materials List: Glass-Door Cabinet
- Cutting List: Glass-Door Cabinet
Required Tools for this Project
Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you'll save time and frustration.
- Clamps
- Combination square
- Drill bit set
- Drill/driver - cordless
- Drywall saw
- Forstner drill bits
- Framing square
- Glue
- Hearing protection
- Level
- Miter saw
- Orbital sander
- Pocket hole jig
- Router
- Safety glasses
- Sawhorses
- Screw gun
- Stud finder
- Table saw
- Tape measure
Required Materials for this Project
Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Here's a list.
- 1/16-in.-thick washers
- Silicone caulk


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'Dollhouse' episode 'Getting Closer' makes The AV Club's 45 Standout Episodes of 2010. The AV Club recently featured the Top 25 shows of 2010, these are great episodes from shows that didn't make that list. Are they banoonoos for not including 'Dollhouse' in the first place ? You decide.
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