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The "Fat to Phat"challenge will be drawing to a close in 10 days and the Shredder+ Team is on fire! As I write this, two of our own, Juli and Lynda are in the TOP THREE and Meredith is closing in fast! Feels like we just started yesterday and now shredders are passing the 100+ mile mark and still going strong.So I was wondering if anyone would be interested in participating in a Shredder+ Challeng

Juegue online contra el poderoso programa de ajedrez Shredder. En esta versión online hay tres niveles: fácil, medio y difícil. El nivel más poderoso es realmente para maestros del ajedrez!! Sigue leyendo... | Página original | Votos hasta ahora: 1 / 0

The Shredder+ Poll votes are rolling in and there's a lot of variety making things spicy! We might have to have some tiebreakers.So come on Shredder+ runners and fans alike: place your votes and sway the results! I will do the final tally tomorrow and have a vote on all the awesome creative names that have been suggested. The entries are anonymous, so I can't tell who submitted what name, but boy

News: 24-07-2008: Chris Brooks posted his diary following the recording of his upcoming CD. Chris says: UPDATE 1: APRIL 7, 2008 Hey Friends, I have precisely 12 minutes 37 seconds spare so I'm starting this blog to update you on the creation of my next solo CD. In this update: the concept... As much as I adore the complexity of The Master Plan and the intricate nature of some of the unisons...

I was hanging out in the Turbulence Training forum yesterday and someone responded to my use of the phrase "Shred On!" He posted a pic and said that every time he hears it, it reminds him of THE SHREDDER! So of course, I just HAD to look it up. Who is "The Shredder" you ask? Adam Waters? Tom Venuto? You? ...Why no, he's that handsome devil above. "Shredder (A.K.A. The S

Welcome to a Special Edition Blog Post! Yesterday, the Shredder+ Team kicked off Day 1 of the July "Fat to Phat" Nike+ Challenge. The goal? To log as many miles as possible in the month of July. This is more of a competition with ourselves to break old boundaries and limiting mindsets, and post "personal bests" while having fun and supporting each other along the way. (click

News: 28-06-2008: Calvin Prior entered guitar idol 2008... only thirteen years old... but can shred with the best of them: -prior Polarised - My Guitar Idol 2008 Entry 13 year old guitarist playing some funk rock Calvin is on MySpace: YouTube:... This is a content summary only. Visit Truth In Shredding to find out more!

Susanna Hertrich è la ideatrice di Chrono Shredder, un calendario che scandisce il passare dei giorni letteralmente distruggendo le 24 ore appena passate. A metà tra un calendario e un distruggi documenti, ha al suo interno un rotolone di carta con su segnati i 365 giorni dell'anno e alla mezzanotte riduce il passato in striscioline. L'artista dichiara sul suo sito che lo strumento non segna tan

Behold the Pro-sicle! Is it protein? Is it dessert? It's a protein shake on a stick and it's gooood! It's 97 balmy degrees here in NJ and this is how I keep my cool. Although, after living in the Arizona desert, 97F is down right nippy (that's 36 degrees for all you mod Celsius 2.0 people.) So are you ready for the secret Pro-sicle recipe handed down from my great-great-great-great grandmama

our 2nd salad shooter By Mike 'n Alice (Northern California, USA) Our original Salad Shooter finally wore out... they are handy gadgets, tho mostly we use them for just grating cheese. Unfortunately, even with the slightly new design, they are horribly noisy, and the little motor still has that 'new - is something burning' smell..... The SaladShooter makes a fabulous gift for those who like big

Mozilla has released the first Alpha release of the upcoming new version, of its popular desktop mail client, Mozilla Thunderbird 3.0 (codenamed as Shredder). This latest alpha release was uploaded yesterday, on the Mozilla FTP site, and is now available for public download. At the moment, only the US version is available on the FTP which [...]

Staples.com offers the Staples 6-Sheet (SPL-638X) Cross Cut Shredder for $4.99 Expiration: 05/17/2008 | Site: Staples.com [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

2008 NPC Texas Shredder Classic Natural Bodybuilding, Figure and Fitness Championships April 26, 2008Austin, Texas(NPC Team Universe Qualifier)Web Site: Poser: Kiyoshi Moody2008 Overall Champion: Christopher HeitmanHeavyweight1. Matt Grube 2. Don Strickland 3. Mickey MorrisMiddleweight1. Richard Connor 2. Robert Ramsey 3. Carlos Mayfield 4. Taylor Burford 5. Andy HughesLightweight1. Christopher H

12-Sheet capacity, medium-duty, up to 50 uses/day Shreds credit cards, CDs/DVDs, staples and paper clips 7.13-gallon bin Throat Size 8.9" Shred Speed: 5ft/min Dimensions:13"L x 11"W x 27.17"H Whisper quiet operation - 58 decibels 1 year mfr. Limited warranty, 7 year cutter warranty

Rating: 0 Posted By: shoppings Views: 544 Replies: 5 Not a fancy deal. This week Staples has the mailmate shredder (Item 649935) for $59.99-$40 rebate=$19.99.Buy it together with Norton Antivirus 2008 1-user (Item 709898) which is $39.99-$20 easy rebate-$20 upgrade rebate=$0.There is also another $20 rebate for buying NAV together with a shredder. This makes the total FAR. Add a filler to reach $100 and use a coupon to make money, e.g. the $15 off $100 coupon in a previous thread appeared recently.Note:1. These NAV upgrade and NAV+shredder rebates have a limit of 3.2. There is usually no problem to get both the upgrade rebate and the norton/shredder rebate.More Online Coupons from Fatwallet.com.

10-folded sheets, Heavy Duty Cross-cut, up to 100 uses/day Shreds CDs/DVDs, credit cards, staples & small paper clips 1.5-gallon basket Light weight, pull-out bin and rubberized handle make emptying easy Throat Width: 6" (152.4 MM) Shred Size: .2" x 1" (4 x 25 mm) Finish: Stainless Steel/Black Dimensions: 10.2"L X 11.8"W 11"H Overload Protection with Auto Reverse Feature Digital Control Switches Auto Off Feature: powers down after 30 minutes Shred Speed: 5.6 Ft/min. (1.7 M/min.) Overheat & Power LEDs

The free ride is over! No more riding on Adam Waters' coattails. The RTP Shredder Council must now prove themselves to earn a coveted seat on the exclusive Council board. Daily picture-taking to uniform standards and blogging are now default minimum requirements. For those who may not be familiar with the Shredder Council, we are a group of people who support each other in our physique

Hi there! My shredder overheat light is on, I turned the machine off and let it cool overnight, but the overheat light still comes on and it won't work. I lost my manual and can't figure out how to reset the thing. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Shreds up to 8 sheets in a single pass. Chops pages into 9/32" x 1 7/8" bits. Reaches a maximum shred speed of 11.38 feet per minute (fpm). The 8 25/32" throat width accepts most letter-size and legal-size documents. Durable cutters save you time by easily shredding staples. Includes 4.05-gallon wastebasket. Pull-up handle makes emptying the wastebasket very simple. A blue LED allows you to monitor the fill-level

12 full sheets, Heavy Duty Cross-cut, up to 100 uses/day Shreds CDs/DVDs, credit cards, staples, small paper clips & unopened mail 1.8-gallon basket - 25% more than original Mailmate! Shreds 18 sheets of folded junk mail through center Throat Width: 9" (228.6 MM) Shred Size: .2" x 1" (4 x 25 mm) Finish: Stainless Steel/Black Light weight, pull-out bin and rubberized handle make emptying easy 1 year mfr. limited warranty, 10 year mfr. limited cutter warranty Dimensions 12.875"L x 11.25"W x 12.25"H (17.5lbs)

Con Chaos Shredder podrás borrar definitivamente archivos de tu disco duro, sin posibilidad alguna de recuperarlos más adelante. Como sabemos Windows no elimina físicamente los archivos de tu disco duro, ni siquiera vaciando la papelera de reciclaje (ni formateando), así que si necesitas borrar archivos que necesites que no puedan ser recuperados, esta es una buena opción. Chaos Shredder sigue un sistema muy simple: sobrescribe la porción de disco duro que antes ocupaba el archivo borrado. De esta manera, imposibilita la recuperación de cualquier dato que hayas eliminado de tu sistema.Características:Lanzamiento: 01 de Febrero de 2008Web: www.safechaos.comIdioma: InglésTamaño: 236KBLicencia: GratuitoRequisitos mínimos:- Sistema operativo: Windows todos

10-folded sheets, Heavy Duty Cross-cut, up to 100 uses/day Shreds CDs/DVDs, credit cards, staples & small paper clips 1.5-gallon basket Light weight, pull-out bin and rubberized handle make emptying easy Throat Width: 6" (152.4 MM) Shred Size: .2" x 1" (4 x 25 mm) Finish: Stainless Steel/Black Dimensions: 10.2"L X 11.8"W 11"H Overload Protection with Auto Reverse Feature Digital Control Switches Auto Off Feature: powers down after 30 minutes Non-skid rubber feet Shred Speed: 5.6 Ft/min. (1.7 M/min.) Overheat & Power LEDs

The innovative Fellowes P-57Cs with patent-pending SafeSense technology features an active sensor that stops shredding immediately when paper entry is touched. Designed for light duty shredding in the home or home office, the Fellowes Powershred P-57Cs reduces documents to 5/32" x 2" higher-security confetti particles, and shreds up to 8 sheets per pass, 10-20 times per day, for a total daily capacity as high as 160 sheets.

When we delete the files from our computers, do you think these files are permanently deleted? Pressing the delete button does not confirm that these files are deleted and there is no reason to believe it. Because you must have experienced undoing such commands can recover the files. Basically deleted files are only marked as deleted and removed from indexing of the file system. While you are the only one using your laptop or desktop computer system, you should be less tensed while deleting the files because you can always recover such files. You might believe that if you use Shift + Delete, you are permanently deleting the files without any recovery option, right! But it’s not completely true. There are many tools in market today, that can recover even Shift + deleted files from the system. And this can become very dangerous when you are throwing off your old harddisk or your colleagues or friends using your computer system. Your private files and data might be exposed to other

By: Forest Schellenberg Have you considered buying a paper shredder? In this age of information swapping, it's much more important to protect your vital personal, client, or business information than ever before. Pharmacies, doctor's offices, post offices, institutions, colleges, and many more important places have to dispose of paperwork in a safe and secure manner.All paper shredders are not alike. They do require the person shop around and compare prices and features, security levels, size, and power. If you are just an individual wishing to shred your incoming junk mail and old records, you wouldn't need an industrial size shredder. If you are a business with more than one or two employees, you might want to consider an industrial size shredder depending on the volume of your discarded papers.There are paper shredders that cut up the paper in different manners. This may seem like an unnecessary feature to the average person, but it would matter to the office that has strictly co

The darkness was almost tangible. Bennington’s flesh quivered beneath the surface. The presentiment was intense. The sensation of malevolence was overwhelming. This was Whitechapel where a Jack the Ripper clone was running rampant, butchering gay men like the original executioner had done the female doxies that had once walked those streets. A car slowed. [...]

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Our famous chess program Shredder is now also available for the Apple iPhone. You can play against the Shredder chess engine with three levels of difficulty and solve daily updated chess puzzles. Just go to www.shredderchess.com/iphone with your iPhone to play. From Shredder website

If you're serious about composting, or at least consciously aware that recycling is more essential than convenient, then you'll need one of these bad-boys in your gardening arsenal. For months I've been piling up all my prunings in a large heap that was beginning to resemble the Helotes pile. And every trip I'd take to Bunnings included sauntering down one aisle in particular - the garden chipper shredder row. I'd researched the model. Found the best prices. I'd even crafted a scale replica from a single piece of stone...Nah, that's taking it a little far. But you get the gist. I wanted...needed...a garden shredder - yesterday! And then I got one. Now my life is in a state of euphoric bliss as I power my way through tonnes of half-rotting twigs and branches. The model: Alko. Size: 1600watts. Price: A$90. I can see you're impressed! As I was. This garden chipper shredder is now my favourite garden tool because I can finally continue to prune my trees and shrubs knowing

By Sam MillerA computer file shredder was created for the same purpose as the paper file shredder. The intent is to complete obliterate not only the file, but in the most secure file shredder software, any reference to the file that was shredded is also shredded in the history and in the directory. Many people do not realize that a computer file that is deleted doesn't go away, it still resides on the hard drive or disc--it just doesn't have a name any more, so there is no easy way to access it.Someone who knows how to search computer files can fairly easily determine where the data is on the drive and recover the information. This works until the data is written over with other files, which may not happen for a long time. Even if the information is over written once, in many cases, the information underneath the top layer can be accessed, using sophisticated equipment.In essence, what a file shredder does is to overwrite the file. If the material is extremely sensitive, the file may

By Sam MillerA computer file shredder was created for the same purpose as the paper file shredder. The intent is to complete obliterate not only the file, but in the most secure file shredder software, any reference to the file that was shredded is also shredded in the history and in the directory. Many people do not realize that a computer file that is deleted doesn't go away, it still resides on the hard drive or disc--it just doesn't have a name any more, so there is no easy way to access it.Someone who knows how to search computer files can fairly easily determine where the data is on the drive and recover the information. This works until the data is written over with other files, which may not happen for a long time. Even if the information is over written once, in many cases, the information underneath the top layer can be accessed, using sophisticated equipment.In essence, what a file shredder does is to overwrite the file. If the material is extremely sensitive, the file may

Hitting "Del" key doesn't delete the files from your disk. It only deletes its directory information so that it is not listed and identified by the operating system. But do you know, there are several softwares available, which can easily retrieve this file, leading to possible misuse of it by some unscrupulous person. Frightened, you need not. There are many programs available on the Internet, which does the shredding job for you. In fact they usually re-write the target file with a random string of data multiple times and thus make it unusable, even after retrieval. File Shredder (Download here, 1.5 Mb) is one such program, and it is free. It use five different algorithms to shred the target file into binary pieces. So next time you want to completely feel secured, use these softwares.

With this shredder, you could actually begin a side line business, what is this business? Confetti, yes that is right, but seriously though this shredder with do some serious damage to ten sheets of 80 gsm paper, which is pretty good going, but it will also destroy CD’s too, so there is not fear of leaving data around no matter what format it is on. FEATURES - Shreds up to 10 sheets of 80gsm paper at once Strip cuts CDs & DVDs into 4 pieces Stylish “computer shape” design Infra-red Start/Stop control Reverse function for clearing jams Rolling castors for easy mobility 15 liter slide-out waste bin for approximately 115 sheets L 315 x W 230 x H 470mm. The cost of this is £204 ($408). Source [Shiny Shiny] Business, confetti, Consumer, Cool, line business, shredder, shreds

Not for animal lovers, this hamster-powered shredder also doubles as a cage for your furry friends. No word yet on if this concept will go into production. Hit the jump for another picture. Not only is paper shredded (without using a shred of electricity), but it then gets chewed up and woven into a nest, and even possibly eaten, digested, and turned into hamster poop

Artist Tom Ballhatchet's "Hamster Shredder" is an ingenious hack -- the hamster-powered paper-shredder fills the cage with shredded paper bits that the rodent can use to line its nest.From Boing Boing.

How handy is this portable shredder, imagine that you are out and about, but you have papers that need to dispose of, if you throw than in the bin, you could find yourself in trouble. This is where the portable shredder comes into its own, it is powered by the USB, so it is completely portable, or it can run on four AA batteries. The device weighs in at around 12 ounces and is about ten inches in length, which means an average sized piece of paper, which is fine. This is a good little gadget that will come in very handy all of the time, no matter where you are or what you are doing. No mention on price as of yet though. Source [Coolest Gadgets] aa batteries, Cool, gadget, gadgets, piece of paper, sized piece, usb

Portable USB Paper Shredder: "Ah yes, perfect for shredding those uber-sensitive Starbucks receipts on the fly. Just plug in via USB and begin shredding. Seriously though, it’s a great idea for voided checks, etc. If no USB is available, just pop in four AA batteries. It measures 253mm x 69mm 48mm and weighs in at 351 grams. By the way, I think this is the smallest USB shredder we’ve seen yet. Now what to do with all those shreddings…(Via Ministry of Tech.)

Whenever you delete some files from your system, the file is actually not erased from the system, only the index pointing to the file is destroyed, but the file's data can still be recovered. When you delete a file on your computer, the data in that file can remain on your hard drive for weeks or even months until something else overwrites the space that it occupied. Even if the file no longer appears in recycle bin, they can still be recovered. This poses a security threat because if anyone else has access to your system, he/she can recover deleted files and the confidential data.  If you want to permanently delete your file, you can use Super Shredder. SuperShredder works by destroying the data inside the file BEFORE it deletes the file from the system - in this way ensuring that someone can't come back at a later date and retrieve sensitive material. In order to delete a file you can use the program to create a Send-To Menu Association(see above f

Last week, as part of our Saturday series of 60s-70s kitchens, you were lucky to get color...this week, "the quintessential 70s kitchen." We havesoffits pattern on the soffitsbrown woodcathedral arched doorsthat little rail molding around the hoodpale yellow formica countertopsperfectly finished beams spread far aparta tightly patterned floorcabinets over the peninsulaHow lovely. And, for extra pattern, we have the brick surfaced island. I must admit, I'm a little intimidated by the iron work on the end of the island. It freaks me out a little. See where the dishwasher is on the angle? I hope that floor isn't a rug, because the dishes would be dripping from the sink to the corner. What is in between the sink and dishwasher, is a compactor, another favorite appliance from yesteryear. The whole thing looks pretty choppy to me. And, the hood looks out of proportion to the island, too big and boxy, the whole island thing. But, even though I criticize, I'm sure many people

So, kitchen fans, today's kitchen is from the "Yellow Period". Or is it from the "Brick with Black Grout Period" or, as I said another week, from the "Lionel Richie Dancing on the Ceiling Period"!Look, good for the homeowners. My guess is they were very happy, cheerful, optimistic people, don't you think? Good for them, that they had the guts to go for it! Linda from Surroundings, can we even go down this road, as a companion for the bachelorette pad??It looks apparent to me that someone had the foresight to recess the, normally monolithic, refrigerator. My guess is this was done because they wanted to have much more space on the opposite side, although that area is not shown. I also guess that the emphasis for, and placement of, ample counter space was on the other side because of the radius cutouts on each side of the cooktop. Which makes me wonder if the refrigerator could have been positioned where the desk is, thus allowing for much more space surr

Susanna Hertrich's calendar shredder. "Since hibernation dramatically reduces the natural ageing process, would people become obsessed by it? Would they regard natural ageing as threat? Will they... Blogging Art and Technology

When you delete a file, Windows simply removes the reference to the deleted file from the file system, but disk clusters still contain the file data, so your confidential information can be accessed by others after the file deletion. This tool can removing data or files safety and completely. http://www.handybits.com/shredder.htm FILE REMOVER

Today is a special day. At The Parrish Museum in Southampton, New York, there currently is running an exhibition on Raymond Loewy, the most prominent industrial designer of the 20th Century. Raymond Loewy designed everything from cars to silverware to broiler ovens during his five decades of work.  The 1950s proved to be a period of great interest in the kitchen for Raymond Loewy as he designed many useful products for both efficiency and his new, modern, aesthetic. The "Raymond Loewy: Designs for a Consumer Culture" exhibition includes today's talk at the Museum, at which I, along with several other speakers, will speak on American kitchens today. My topic will be "Comfort in the Kitchen." The exhibition is ongoing through May 27. I will also be talking about design blogs! If you were at this event, please add your comments to this post. Tell us about the exhibit, what you learned, how you feel about kitchens, your kitchen, etc. Whatever you'd like to add,

Here's an interesting image! Time again for "Nostalgia or Shredder Material." In design school, I learned of the element of "continuity." It appears that this designer did too. Of course, if this is a 70s kitchen, we must have yellow and gold, and some orange too. That hanging lamp was a typical lamp of the 70s, I forget the name it was called. The cooktop is on the rear wall. Makes me wonder if there is actually wallpaper behind the cooktop!?One thing we know for sure...they are very important people! See the two phones?It's fun to look at these images. I think there is a LOT to learn too. Pattern was very important in this little micro time period, it seems pattern anywhere and everywhere, it almost was a measure of creativity, how many patterns could be used together or over how much square footage it could cover. I'll just bet that the ceiling was considered too. To me, the strict symmetry of the cabinetry and the constant pattern equals a dead feeling, void

I’m always on the lookout for interesting but practical gadgets and I found this one over at Technabob. The hamster runs in the wheel, shredding your papers and creating his own bedding. If you’re concerned with global warming you might want to get a bunch of hamster-powered products...

Another, “Ar you sure this is not April 1st” invention. Boing boing found this invention that is a shredder that is powered by a hamster. And then the shredded paper lines the bottom of the hamster page. Ingenious or weird? Tags: hamster, shredder

Welcome, once again, to "Kitchen Nostalgia or Shredder Material". Here is what I suppose is trying to be a rustic style kitchen. What really stands out is the lime green countertop. There is a wild and crazy piece of me, deep down somewhere, that LIKES this odd combination of green and very light wood, I'm not kidding. Not that I would design that today, not to worry! That said, NOT with the large, stone backsplash. And not with plaid wallpaper! That's really an odd combination, isn't it? Also, during this time period, it seems so many kitchens had this railing that goes over the top of the cabinets. Here are a few other little observations:the hood - this is a hood design that I am not fond of...the hood projection but with the backer panel meant to tie into the surrounding cabinets. I say just do a whole separate hood and see the wall space around the hood, thus, accentuating/featuring the hood.The little triangular eating area. I think it's nearly non functional. Look

Hello, and welcome to our fifth installment of "Kitchen Nostalgia or Shredder Material". I understand that in some areas of the country, the winters are very long, and spring seems like it will never come. Thus, protection from the elements is taken very seriously, and a necessary consideration. There is some very serious cabin fever going on here, bringing it, um, to an entirely different level!Well, I can say that the brown range is back in style! We're looking today at a resurgance in brown, now called "oil rubbed bronze". The Kitchen Designer says, however, that this new look is NO EXCUSE to revert back to this style of kitchen! The kitchen police will be out in force, dispatched from The Kitchen Desginer blog, should we have notice of infractions. Be very afraid!Besides the interesting look of this kitchen, let's look at a few things going on here and have even more fun:See the small ceiling fixture and the two large pendant fixtures. The lighting is way off

Welcome to this Saturday's special vintage kitchen, aka, "Bauhaus meets Disco"! I don't know why, (hmmm) but this one just popped out at me, as I perused my collection of vintage kitchens from the 60s and 70s. I think this kitchen was ahead of its time (for the early 60s), or perhaps was at the cusp of the disco era? You KNOW we need this kitchen lighting in the center of the ceiling! Get out your platform shoes and start dancing!Not a badly planned kitchen, really, although I'd love to understand what's going on with that second island up front, where and how that is positioned in the room. Otherwise, the wall cabinets to the right of the refrigerator should have been equal size sets of doors. I'm not sure I could concentrate on reading a recipe in this kitchen, and I'm also not sure I'd go stir crazy after 20 minutes! Other than that, enjoy!Oh - almost forgot today's bonus feature that I mentioned yesterday! For another vintage treat, from the blog Fabulon, take a l

So, here we are with our third installment of "nostalgia or shredder material", ancient kitchens from the 60s and 70s. This kitchen is "Kansas-in-Oz (see the tilted electrical pole in the window) meets the Jetsons". As much of the design (seen at decor8) blogosphere are tuning into the green color factor right now, (also seen at desire to inspire) and as we are 4 days away from spring (forgetting the ice storm we had last night) it seemed like a good idea (not to mention, it's St. Patrick's Day) to listen to the pulse and go back to a green kitchen, an entirely different definition of green than we live with now!OK, so now to pick apart comment on this kitchen. Here's my take:The microwave seems unnecessarily high, look at all the white space between the oven and the microwave, they should be closer together, that looks awkward to meAs was typical, such a small window over the sink, AND, does the cook not deserve to look out? Wh

So, here we are with our third installment of "nostalgia or shredder material", ancient kitchens from the 60s and 70s. This kitchen is "Kansas-in-Oz (see the tilted electrical pole in the window-somehow it reminded me of it) meets the Jetsons". As much of the design (seen at decor8) blogosphere is tuning into the color green right now, (also as seen at desire to inspire) and at Design Sponge, plus Happy Mundane and, as we are 4 days away from spring (forgetting the ice storm we had last night) it seemed like a good idea (not to mention, it's St. Patrick's Day) to listen to the pulse and go back to a green kitchen, an entirely different definition of green than we live with now!OK, so now to pick apart comment on this kitchen. Here's my take:The microwave seems unnecessarily high, look at all the white space between the oven and the microwave, they should be closer together, that looks awkward to meAs was typical, such

The one thing this kitchen has going for it is that it was secretly made to coordinate with this web page, a project begun 40 years ago in a remote hamlet of western Oklahoma, being planned to later emerge from the kitchen graveyard for the WORLD to enjoy see gape at in March, 2007. What is wrong with this kitchen, let me count the ways:               the cooktop is crammed next to the ovensthe dishwasher is way too far away from the sink (the sink is purposely recessed to have the DW next to it, which would function well, but not if it were not recessed, thus no need to be so far removed, a little, sure)the unbalanced left side as opposed to the right, not that asymmetry isn't a good thing, but this isn't even asymmetry I feel like I will enter a cave if I stand at the sink - maybe if I got lucky, I'd go through a time warp and arrive in the future with no memories of where I'd been, an apron having been re

The one thing this kitchen has going for it is that it was secretly made to coordinate with this web page (I swear it did before I removed the yellow from the page), a project begun 40 years ago in a remote hamlet of western Oklahoma, being planned to later emerge from the kitchen graveyard for the WORLD to enjoy see gape at in March, 2007. What is wrong with this kitchen, let me count the ways:  the cooktop is crammed next to the ovensthe dishwasher is way too far away from the sink (the sink is purposely recessed to have the DW next to it, which would function well, but not if it were not recessed, thus no need to be so far removed, a little, sure)the unbalanced left side as opposed to the right, not that asymmetry isn't a good thing, but this isn't even asymmetry I feel like I will enter a cave if I stand at the sink - maybe if I got lucky, I'd go through a time warp and arrive in the future with no memories of where I'd been, an apron having been replaced with live-in

                      I apologize in advance for the rude and (tasteless) reminder of years past, but I couldn't resist! I don't know why I thought of this kitchen catalog that I've had since forever. Before I went out on my own in the very early 90s, the kitchen showroom that I managed had some VERY old catalogs hanging around. When they closed (I swear it wasn't anything I did) I collected a few of these catalogs. I think I may have another few around from other years, but this was the only one I found. I've even made a category just for memorializing these kitchens. I mean, look, after all, orange is back in! Chant with me now: NEVER AGAIN!!Can you guess the year? AND, how many jokes can we make about this kitchen?

                      Each Saturday morning, I will be reintroducing a kitchen from years past, dredging up either a) memories which will thrust you into therapy anew assuming you are from that era, if not, you were thankfully born into a better kitchen era (except for the grays of the 80s) b) give you an urge to don an apron and find a rolling pin (this baby is $43) and probably other unpredictable reactions. Thus, I apologize in advance for the rude and (tasteless) reminders, but I couldn't resist!  I've even made a category just for memorializing these kitchens. I mean, look, after all, orange is back in! Chant with me now (preferably with raised fist): NEVER AGAIN!!Can you guess the year? AND, how many jokes can we make about this kitchen?

                      Each Saturday morning, I will be reintroducing a kitchen from years past, dredging up either a) memories which will thrust you into therapy anew assuming you are from that era, if not, you were thankfully born into a better kitchen era (except for the grays of the 80s) b) give you an urge to don an apron and find a rolling pin (this baby is $43) and probably other unpredictable reactions. Thus, I apologize in advance for the rude and (tasteless) reminders, but I couldn't resist!  I've even made a category just for memorializing these kitchens. I mean, look, after all, orange is back in! Chant with me now (preferably with raised fist): NEVER AGAIN!!Can you guess the year? AND, how many jokes can we make about this kitchen?

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It's not all blinds, blinds, blinds here at BB Towers. Now and again we get to kick back and surf the web, looking for interesting things that can inspire us, especially on a Friday afternoon. Todays FFF [Fun Friday Find] is the Hamster Shredder, enjoy. By Tom Ballhatchet