Since 1997 we’ve seen the whole gamut of basement bar projects from your basic crate in an unfinished basement to extravagant theme bars with all the bells and whistles (Mr. Marks Dungeon Bar comes to mind). Most of what we see has one or two areas that remain unfinished; perhaps the ceiling or maybe a wall missing here or there or a space where a cupboard or fridge could be placed in the future. Occasionally we see a project like this complete classic home bar that seems to have everything tied together and complete.
Classic Modern Home Bar
Looking closely, you’ll find all the elements of a classic modern home bar:
1. Fridge w/ ice maker.
2. Stove w/ overhead vent.
3. Completed drywall floor to ceiling.
4. Completed wood laminate floor.
5. Beautiful bar with raised panel front, hardwood arm rest molding and brass rail foot rest.
6. Full liquor stash.
7. Full set of matching bar stools.
8. Bar style lighting and wall decor.
All in all a well rounded home bar setup!
This attention to detail really makes the difference in completing any home bar project.
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BTW – the only thing I see missing is a draft beer system. ;^)
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I just picked up a whole tenderloin for only $5.99/lb and had no idea how to trim it properly.
This YouTube link will show you how to do it properly:
watch this video on Youtube
BTW: Sorry for the lack of postings in recent months – we’ve just been taking some time off for the summer. We’ll be back in a few weeks creating new stuff for the site. Hope you’re having a great summer too! Cheers! – Barplan.com
Hummingbird webcam. Click the arrow to watch a time lapse video of the past 24 hours of activity. Notice the feeder fluid level drop as these combative little pilots fight for feeder supremacy all day long. Use the time lapse recording library to check out the entire summer.
Of course the females all get along, but the males are constantly starting fights.
Observation as of March 14 2011:
Four Females – Two males – a half dozen marauding Orioles.
March 15th: Replaced four hole feeder withe a six hole feeder. Moved four hole’r around the corner. Orioles are a major pest to the hummingbird feeders!
March 18th – many of the hummers have moved on…now it’s down to one pair. Have finally appeased the Orioles with grape jelly.
August 15th – we’ve had about three or four pairs and their broods feeding all summer. So far, we’ve gone through over 5lbs of sugar! One day we counted 13 at one feeder.
August – September – sorry camera was down – needs to be reconfigured.
You’ve been getting the Kelly Lake East camera feed by default.
September 10th – as of yesterday the flock flew south. Went through 20 lbs of sugar and about a dozen jars of grape jelly through this summer.
September 18th – over the past week, we’ve seen a few migrating hummers passing through, even with night time temps in the low 30′s.
We’ll keep the feeders up for a few more weeks for any stragglers or until it freezes.
Click here to view the full webcam time lapse history.
Check our other webcams at Kelly Lake East and Kelly Lake West.
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