Canary Wood
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Madeira Canary Teak End-Grain Chop Block Stunning meets functional; Our Teak End-Grain Round Chop Block from our Canary Collection makes a beautiful statement in your kitchen or at your table. Shades of chocolate, caramel, almond and cinnamon come together to create a gorgeous block that is almost too luxurious to use. The generous size is a chef-pleaser in the kitchen, while its beauty and elegance will make even the most discernible ho... |
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Color Cuisine Ladderback Side Chair Canary Finish (Set of 2) - Broyhill 5209-202 5209-202 Ladderback Side Chair is standard as shown in Canary finish. Also available in the following finishes:Autumn (5202)Java (5203)Cherry (5204)Natural (5205)Ebony (5206)Buttermilk (5207)Honey (5211)Terra Cotta (5208)Canary (5209)Sky (5210)Dimensions:Ladder Back Side Chair W 20 x D 23 x H 40Note: Chairs are packed two per carton and must be ordered in even quantities.... |
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Color Cuisine Napolean Farmhouse Side Chair Canary Finish (Set of 2) - Broyhill 5209-203 5209-203 Napoleon Farmhouse Side Chair is standard as shown in Canary finish. Also available in the following finishes:Autumn (5202)Java (5203)Cherry (5204)Natural (5205)Ebony (5206)Buttermilk (5207)Honey (5211)Terra Cotta (5208)Canary (5209)Sky (5210)Dimensions:Farmhouse Chair: W 20 x D 22 x H 37Note: Chairs are packed two per carton and must be ordered in even quantities.... |
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Tarara/Canarywood Sample Standard collectors size 1/2'' x 3'' x 6'' $4.00 Perfect for testing finishes, stains, and working properties. Also milled to the standard sample size as dictated by the International Wood Collectors Society. (Shipping is included)... |
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Canarywood 3 x 3 x 12 (Centroloblum orinocense) Color can vary from a pale yellow-orange to a darker reddish brown, usually with darker streaks throughout. The color tends to darken with age. A medium texture hardwood, the grain is typically straight, but can be irregular or wild on some pieces. Easy to work with both hand and machine tools, though some tearout can occur during planing on pieces with wild or irregular... |
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Canarywood Blank 3 x 6 x 6 (Centroloblum orinocense) Color can vary from a pale yellow-orange to a darker reddish brown, usually with darker streaks throughout. The color tends to darken with age. A medium texture hardwood, the grain is typically straight, but can be irregular or wild on some pieces. Easy to work with both hand and machine tools, though some tearout can occur during planing on pieces with wild or irregular... |
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Curious George Rides a Bike... and More Tales of Mischief (Scholastic Video Collection: The Great White Man-Eating Shark, Flossie and the Fox, The Happy Lion, and Cat and Canary) $2.63 Studio: New Video Group Release Date: 06/29/2004 Run time: 57 minutes Rating: Nr... |
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Children's Circle Here Comes the Cat and other stories: The Cat and the Collector, Cat & Canary, and Millions of Cats ... |
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Baerreis Hair Stick - Shortie - Simply Round -Canary Wood, 3 prong $34.00 Great for Back to School! Whether you are going to the prom, a business meeting or an afternoon in the park, you will love putting your hair in a casual up do with this beautiful hair accessory, hand crafted and carved in the beautiful Southern Appalachian Mountains by the designer/craftsman. Shown here in Central American Canary Wood, Canary Wood is favored by woodworkers and jewelers for its gor... |
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Designs by Baerreis Egyptian Style Hair Fork Straight Prong Our original hair fork design, the "Egyptian" is a classic style. It is easy to see the inspiration. Each is made by Phil and Martha with their hands, heart, and minds - * Choose the FUNCTIONAL prong length which suits you best and choose the wood species you would like! * Your hair fork will usually ship within 1 - 2 business days of receipt of payment. * Light, strong and comfortable, soft to th... |
Will Modern Technology Overwhelm The Canyon Man?
By now, most everybody understands that modernity is here to stay and there's no going back. Modern technologies are everywhere one cares to look, and it's even been rumored that the Amish are going to be putting their horses in the latest footgear that's designed to get more than 50 miles per bag of oats out of them. There's no escaping technology, it seems.
And this is where the fabled 'Canyon Man' will need to make some serious adjustments. Everybody has one of these guys in the neighborhood. On Sunday mornings he's usually out working under the hood of his 35-year-old vehicle that spews out a cloud of blue smoke whenever it's turned on, but this guy will never trade it in or buy a new car, unfortunately.
It's easy enough to pick this guy out around the neighborhood. For one, he has a leather watch band on his wrist that was given to him in appreciation of all his service after the end of World War I. For another, he is the guy who constantly rails against all these newfangled doodads that kids are sporting on their own wrists these days, claiming that they're actually mind-enslavement tools.
In addition, Mr. Canyon Man can't bear the thought of giving up that beloved television of his. Everybody knows what it looks like, and the chances are fairly high that the wood the console was made of came off some sailing ship that went down off the Carolina coast during the War of 1812 or thereabouts. The picture tube crackles and hisses, but Canyon Man loves it with a passion bordering on something resembling what Rasputin the Mad Monk demonstrated on occasion.
For those considering tying Canyon Man down and gifting him with a custom LCD TV, forget about it. Not only wouldn't he even come close to touching it, but he probably would go into a catatonic trance if he heard the words 'digital video disc player.' At a minimum, he would go frothy-mouthed with rage at being forced to watch even a video cassette, not that he could probably announce the word anyway.
What is this man going to do when he is forced to confront the fact that TV is no longer beamed over the airwaves in the analog world? Will he become a 'New Age Digital Man' or will he refuse to give in to the inevitable when it comes to a new television and the LED backlight technology that makes one so slim that he would be afraid to approach it for fear that aliens would kidnap his brain?
The question, then about whether or not modern technology will overwhelm the Canyon Man is an important one, if not for him than for the rest of us who have to put up with him and his obstinate refusal to get out of those disco bellbottoms and get with the real world. The blue smoke from the car is bad enough, but the wide-collared shirts and leisure suits are going to need to go.
